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1 FOX SA Lst.a
q tooNG, strong, and hearty NEGRO
hse,,. ooM.4a,, with Female caiid at ker
Nsb. orc IS honest and sober, an excellent
hbs>a. ana iroher, a good cock, and extreme
ens ~sow a house, and lively and indus
q. bS saOul say Kind ofwork, is a good spin
kh ~ ~ mas an ilafrxleat foagas Tor which
ned ~ 70 be sold.--She is not to be dis
aee,.' : ~ q distance unless she consents
August "a. A1aasfe sf1As Pri''ter !:
Sss nas K 1s4 ., trial.
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Sale at Auction.

Ga RfC.M.D.afy, the third day of November
viii BE sold, at public auction, at the house
T OF III. Brita1,aic ,aajesty's envoy eStHaordl-
mar, and minister plenipotentiary to the y
.nited States, in the city OF Washington, al
his
Household s Kitchen Furniture,
coNslsTINc OF
BY LEGANT' mahogany Isedsteasis, Cps'rs'
"a Tables, Sofas, elegant krussesi, S Carpet
inc, a great deal Of which is new, Curtains,
Esds, Mattresses and Fed Furniture, al finish-.
cd in the newest fashion, some elegant Bath
stoves, two English Carriages, with Harness
for four horses, finished in the newest fasnlon,
and ether articles Of Sadlery-Also, quantl-
ty sof elegant cut and plain Glass, large
quantity OF empty Porter, and stone Bottles,
Garden Utensils Of, all kinds, and, eventually,
severed dozen Of English Brown Stout, Ale,
and Wines of different kind, and Liquors.
Tho safe to commence at ! o'clock IN tie
foTen.on, if fsir, If rot the nsxt fair day, and
10 continue from day to day till ali IS son.---
sTerans made knotvh at tint and place cfsale:
October ls, Gas
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-30

~ Of the emperor charlemsgnc, by the able pro.
fehor OF Keil, Or. Hegewissh, printed laf year
at Paris, has the following paragraph in tho ad.
yertlicmcnt to the reader. After high hut jaa
tribute Of repeet to the author Of the niGory. il
proceeds. We believe this work has other
claims TO be read with attention to tho French
Empire, and by all who underaand our language.
Il recalls an an age which has a great refem-
blance with our own. II reminds us Of a'war.
rior interchangeable, and rich in the refources of
his mind a man, luxurious by psrlonal quail
ties, and IN whcm the military virtues u1ite
with their love OF the licences and the arts i
man who honors learned men, and who is plraf,
ed by his frequent preisncc with them TO beGow
thofe honors in his own perion conqacror
who, not content with the extent of empire,
con.ecrates his vigilance TO good laws and falu-
tary infitutions 40 enlightened chrifiaa, who
kaows how to teipea and yet conroul the min.
iltcts of religion; the Hero of new age, TO
which he gives his name, and who proves with
great applaufe that he Can govern by his own
power, equally capable of directing saa whole,
and controlling all its various parts; fovereign,
who, while he proved himself the elder ION s. pro.
tettpr of the church, does not forget to coniecrae
the tales OF crown OF which heis worthy, by the
hand he reyc-ences; who gives laws TO Italy.
and 60 a great part of Germany TO whom n
vcrs and mountains oppele their barriers IN vSia;
who can silence civil dilcords, and while all con.
fpiracy dies at his feet; Who collects under his
government twenty nations differing in lsngdag.
cs, manners, aud usages, an hero, who, after
having become the terror of his enemies, can
dispofc of the fate, with which his own domn.
ons are furrouaded, can degenerate his country,
Can give a model to coremporsly kings, and re-
main an Object for the admiration Of poiterity."
To any osher man this might be ARTERY. Bus
she events eonfequent 10 this publication, have
given an air OF truth to this pleaFog Gction o
the tranaa,or. And the world beholds the
image taken from bold Imagination, exhibited in
real life, as foon as Imagination had conceived
and expofed it TO the world
(S6Iem Regyaer.J
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pot are fabjea ID duty Of entry of!abont r.7 8
PR cent. on their value ]: Pepper pays 81 SO
francs.
All goods imported in France muR be accom-
panied by certificate OF the French commerce.
al agent fating they are the growth Of the coun.
try from whence they arc fhpped or that they
DO not proceed from any colonies belonging TO
Great Britain.
Duties on tea are levied at 50 francs per
ID. 50 francs for all other fo:ts, and an ad-
oitlonal duty of ten per cent. above.
Tobacco Is fold in entrepot and The buyer pays
the dates, which are 100 francs per cwt. when
imported in foreign vsi1els, 60 francs in French
veaels with an addition of 10 per cent. Il is
fold in proportion TO the dnty TO which it is H.
able the duty of fabrication whichis 10 francs
per cwt. is ALTO paid by the tuyer.
Entrepots for tobacco are efabli!hcd in the
ports OF Offend, Dunknk. Hsvre, Dieppr, Nor
laix, L'Onent, Nantes, Bordeaux, Cette ind
Maieiies to which places its impoftation is
refncted, and frem whence it may be re- ex.
ported. during s months atttr arrival.
AL other produce and ncfchandlxe in foreign
BOTTOM, not coming under the denomination OF
p.ohiblted goodi, have entrepots for IL months
after arrival, in ;he porls of MaTeillcs, Cctte,
Bayonee, 3ordeau2, Rochelle, Nantes, J'Osi.
ent, ST. Malo, Chsbpaig, Havre, Dnukirk,
Oaens, ard Antwerp.
AL the duties are paid in francs Ioelb. cuf
to'n- wcishs Ia equal to IIzlb. of America.
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May go.
Runaway Negro JACK.

Ran away from the fubf r Der, liv-
wing in Pomonkcy Neck, Charles county, Ma
ryIard, on the 18TH Ct lsf June, Negro man,
named JACK, about 80 years fsge, ard abcus
5 feet 70 or II inches high, lufy and welt made,
his voice IN common loud, and bold in his looks
an6 manner. don't know any thirg that would
make Granger iufpea jacks elopemept foorsr
than that OF calling himisIf BoptJa. and iond
Of argument.
JACK came from Guinea when he was about
IT or 10 years OF age. There is a fear on the
back Of cne OF his hand, occaGoned by burn or
fcald while an infsnt, it mutt be dilcovered by
fna notice; each Of his hins are fame. coiored
about or s inches in length and better than one
inch broad IN different pisces.
Whoever brings laid Jack home, or fecures
him in jail that get him again, fiali receive
Gqpexty Del2a,. for the fri 70 miles, 7birty
Dollars for 80 .mIes, or Fo,y Delka,s for so
miles, ard One Shilling for each mile after, and
reafonable charges paid by
RICHARD BRANDT.
May 60 co
0H- The above Negro Jack elcped from me
better than twelve months paf, ard was brought
home by one of Judge Wafhipgton's cvesfeer'sA
with pats and Recommendation fgned by Tho.
mas Teat, Middle River Neck, Baltimore ccun.
ty, dated May as, 1905. Jack then called har
felf Tbsmas Hayg.
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Left bme old feed, with faucy phiz,

Left lonc old feed. WITH faucy phiz,
Should have the tense 10 laugh at his
As well he might--for prove we can,
The courier equal to the man.
The horle WAS Of fuprtm. degree,
Al leaf no common feed was be
He fcorn'd the tricks OF ly trapanners,
And ne'cr horle had better names:
He formed to trlla lie or mincc
His words by clipping hail their l:use;
Bat if he meant TO thew you why,
He'd out wilh't, let who woald ps by.
And (how can man lhc blufn retrain?}
Meier took his Makers pane 10 VAIN!
A better ieryapt hor(e was never,
His'n.-fer own'd thar he was clever.
Then TO his equals ali Dbhg ,ng,
To bis inicriois quite engaging
A better Chrihiaa TOO lt1w,
Than fone dem0ninared g..
in HIM VIC tic good taihes fad,
The duteous foD, the husband kind;
Tie friend faceie, though not u b.ag,
Ihe honeI, aid web mean,..g nag.
Then let thole tools Who v iaiy isugh,
To fec al horses epItaph,
Go grope among the HUMAN DUST,
And 6nd an ePissph more jua.
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Fran a 30, dea1lx Print.

Imperial decree concerning the duties of
entry on cocoa, coffee, pepper, sugar &
tea.
HI the palace ef the THuiNeyies,
March +, 1906.
NAPOLEON, emperor of the French, and
king of Italy, with the advice of our coun
Gil Ct state, we have decreed, and do de.
cree as follows:
Article I. The duties en- entry shall be,
reckoning from the publication Of the pre-.
sent decree, laid on the merchandises de.
signated in the following article, according
10 the rate laid dowo.
Article2. Cocoa 200 franks per quintal
(metriqus) cocoa coming from the French
colonies, viz. the duty on entry francs,
and the duty ON consumption 100 francs,
coffee $50 francs, coffee coming from the
French colonies, viz. the duty 90 entry
francs, aud the duty on consumption 11e
francs, pepper $50 franks, do. coming
from the Frenth colonies l3s francs, coarse
sugar SIS francs, do. coming from the
French colonies IS francs, refined sugar
100 cents, do. coming from the French CO
lonies 80 cents, tea, from whatever place it
may be brought, whose value shall be be-
low 8 francs per kilograme, francs per
ki!ograme, that whose value shall be eight
francs or more per kilograme, 3 francs per
Kilograms, if higher an additional duty OF
10 per cent. sd valorem.
Our grand judge, minister of justice,
our minister Of tho Interior and finances,
are charged, each one as respects him,
with The execution of the present decree.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
by the emperor,
The secretary Of state,
(Signed) II. B. MARET.
An attested copy,
zhe grandjudge, minister Of justice,
(Signed) REGNIER.
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!. s,,o;.h feet, which lately quito

- s,,o;.h feet, which lately pu: 70
l ,,eo, : Ear,hagena. is supposed to have
ss ne -, ,be Mediterranean. Capt. Mer-
al'sa ohio arrived here from Marseilles.
/, faa NV Ist April, spoke off Cape de Gait, =
p ~ j from Messina, which had seen a
ks 70, ases Of about fifteen sail. The
l l.',.h cruizing squadron at the mouth OF
/ H. ,,raigh.s appeared from their stations
n M signals, 10 be on the look out tor an e.
penny CPhiI pap:)
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Is Core gentk Spring - While through the
realms OF nature " Mufc wakes arcurd," ard
the iealon dlfafes its " ETHEREAL mildnefs,'
go Yelled in a lhower of G,adowing rosss,"
his allowable to turn from the barren waite OF
politics, and wsnier in the garden of poefy a.
midR it's melody. its beauties and fragrance TO
Gull an ofeting for the feeling, the dcticase and
reaned.
CANZoNET.
Flowers are frefh, and bufhes green,
Cbeerily the Iincts Gng
Winds arc foft, and skies fcrenes
Tine however, foon lhal throw
Winters tnow
Ger the buxom breaf Of Spring.
Hope ths, buds in lovers heart,
Lives not through the fcorn of years.
Time makes love itfelf depart
Time and fcorn CONCEAL the mind;
Looks unkind
Freeze Affection warmeH tears!
Time fhall make the bulhes green,
Time diGoIve the winter fnow,
Wiads be foft, and skies ierene,
Linness ing their wonted erain,
But again,
Bighted love l1all never blow
EPITAPH
AN OLD D. HORSE.
sy AROUET.
Let no facetious mortal 1sughs
Tofee an horle'a epilaph; i
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SEED POTATOES.
FOR SALE,

If applied for Immediately
A fmall Sill Of 10 gallons, with
Worm and Tub in peifea o.de. Il is calcu.
lated for ufc at al times, having an ifon itovs
fitted 80 work in it---caicula.ed fo1 private ta-
!ies.--APply to
Dr.. Douglas,
Lower end Of Prince. f,eetl
May go. eo3r'
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, May II.
TIE 2>gJzature Of ibis Rate aDsm6led on Tba,jaay
Lef. The folls4omg is an extrad from the
1beecb of bis ereeaeacy po1eyaor Ttumb1N,
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pl.alur.a name ofrcharlemagne has, with p.culia,
DC. H., 0sen transferred by the French from
Emperor sc - : whom IT belonged 70 the prefent
lied 70 !, - hfaaSe, who is ,hopghs to be emit
s'sa,n.(, : .ne epithet TO diainguifh all hi
A'EanilAsion Of tn. celebrated hiao.
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1o4 packages now landing from the
ship Hero, capt. Cole, from Bremen, which
will he sold on moderate terms, by
Robert Young.
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COME 5 Ea ATIGl or TIE RE1I NE.

7 The foilowiiag IS the remarkable Act OF Con-
fs,sssAtloa 81 tue fIaENIsH LEAGUE correct
ly In eiesail, an abstract Of whicl, was gwen
= In the STAR OF Monday last g
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XXX!X. The contracting parSles VIII
admit OF .he accession o. oshr: Cersnas
princes aad states "a ali cases where ios's
union wilh the conf Geration may DO foand
cons,ssen, wish she geosra! inseTesl
XII. The ratihcaseon CIT present tTea.
~ shall be exchanged bctwees the con-
tracing parties, on me sweaty> hith OF July,
at Munich.
Doae u: Paris, july e, 1906.
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NETWORK, May 3.

GERMAN PAPERS.-The papers By
the ship Silcnus, treua Amsterdam, have
been returned by the trsnslator-thouga
they are as late as The a2d of March, they
contain but little news. The following az
sieles, however, are deemed worthy Of Ia
Ee1lion.
"augsSurg, March 8.
The head quarters Of the grand French
army lief, this city to day. Marshal Nsy
Is szPeeted here the day after to. morrow.
Munchsn, March 8.
Yesterday n,srsbals Ney and Davous
arrived in this city.
Tbs French have taken possession Of
Wlzburg, in the nstae of the king of b.
varia.
frankfort, March 8.
On the Sd instant, the grand French ar.
my arrived in this city from Augsbursh
and che next day the SHY was taken pos
session of FOR the king of Bavaria. The
head quarters of this army was lately at
Uim.
All the French troops ia Bavaria, and
these that were stationed a. the l. eek, arc
all drawing through Swabia back towards
the Rhine. The corps of general Maj
mont is marching towards Istrias Dalma
t'a, where France is collecting consider
able body OF troops, On aceouot of its Goa /
tlguisy To Corfu, where there are rum
bsr Of Russian troops.
The Freash ara now basi!y employed d
transporting the spoils taken from the Aus 4
triaas, shreus b Suab.a to Strssburg.
Naples, February a.
Since ths occupancy of this city by tssR
FreneA, all correspondence with Sicily 81
we'll as Caiaoria, ha, been prohibited. Th'E
post however, goes regularly.
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su,fie It,fsMed, q, another with al III: Go.
lemaity of death waraing, your nasT
mus, be augmented; 10 mo name OF God
where is all the moa-y to csAS IRON Is
tha, single solitary mllisn about Shlcnso
much has been said, 10 do all thls! l be.
Jieye & Iru,r there will be 4 MAJ with
me. that neither of these measarcs are pc.
cessary, if you will parsus line OF Goa.
duet, Just 10 yourselves, ana Pl adsas aad
moderate to others. would rather ask
why are all these exuavagasclss to be blum.
dere dn,o Are gentl~ men dessrmlned 90
warl If SO, let thera speak manly and out.
right. and then wa saall understand each
otner; 1bu, | suspect not, considering the
quarter the resolution came from. why
.hea all this rashaess, all this eagerness ~
rush into the nisch,ets Wnica la'teaedthe
ruin Of the former administration, and Ia.
70 war measures, when peace Il as dssirsb!s
now a. il ever was, ard IS as easily saaina
famed? The nation is prosperous add aap>
py; to degree of prosperity and hapP''
ness, the annals OF the whois woria h=sr 20
an slogy. Is it prudent, IS II wise, Is II cx'
pedient to tear up the foundations OF all
this prosperity aid happiness, when they
are not even threatened by the rough, the
unhallowsd hand of wsr? Sod isrsia
TAX. the British ralr, intorcsd latc!ylc
it's greatest latitude, II does not attset the
explorations of your own products IN the
least, nor your imports tor domestic Gen.
sumption, or tho expectation ot the sur
plus of that trade, except as TO the regula
tons eff reshipmen,. These branches d
commercs remain as free and as unshack,
led as formerly. Whas is the somParsuvs
Importance of tbs carrying trade with
shese? Their interests run parallel vita
the ether great interests OK the som.
muaity, and are 50 intimately connect.
cd, the vibration ct stroke on ons, is
sensibly ielt blythe rest; but this oihsr
branch this carrying trade, carries 30
principle of reeiproeation with Il; bat tt
entirely confined to the few merchant. VIA
embark in it. In what degree are the &C.
neral interests of the nation Affected by The
right which that honorable gsntlemaa frSm
Massachusetts (Mr. Crowniashleld) has,
of leding his ship a, Batavia with cotton,
and carrying 1t rouGc to Canton u7oa
freight? SO far as it yields him preh.
rejoice, and wish to maintain The right ior
him, bu, certainly not at The axPenee OF !
the lives and fortunes Of the whole people,
especially when they are no sharers with
him,
(stesca to Be centinued.3
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NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

From London papers to tho 15sh o.
March, received by the late arrivals:
There is reason to believe TIA, the DbI
tlsh government has issued orders for
careful examination of the crews of Britld
men Of war, and for the mmsdia,e rslsss'
OF all Americans found among them.
In the British house of commons Oh tE'
14.t OF March, Mr.. Fox observes. ''sgN
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BRITISH AFFAIRs.
EBfA TIE

J, +, committee Of the whole Or tie state q
the union -Mr. e. c. Smith in the chair
--0s nierssstuti0a Q Fsred BY 1Hr. Gregg.
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OF The

UNITED S TA- T E S.
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oUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

SATURDAY, March Z.
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PUBLIC SALE.

- uRSUANT to o decree OF the cll s a.
seoiirtx of tie United States for the nth
cEfcait and district Of Virginia, viii be- sold at
public auction on the tn day 81 January heA.,
at the town OF Ocaaquan IN tho county ~ y.
Prince William, about forty likely SirS5iiiia :,
born Slaves, consisting OF men, women, anu
children, among which, are a humber OF boys
and girls, Of from s to + years of age. Inese
slaves have been brought up In the nelgheor-
hood of Occaquan, and have tor some years
past been under the management OF the law
James LAWSON dec d.-and have been hereto
fore commonly called Lawson S slaves l hey
will be sold fol. cash.
Under the same decree, will also be sold,
at public auction, on the 9th day January
next, at the same place, sundry raets o.
Land lying In the counties OF Fairfax q Frihce
William, formerly mortgaged by John Sem
p,a to the said James Lawson, deceaseos----
These tracts Of land are situated In the neigh
borhood of the town OF 0ccoquaf1, and some
of them bind upon the Occoquan river. hsy
are well known in that nelghborhood by 1he
name OF LAWSON Land, and could be sheWn
bv most of the iaildholders in that part OF the
COuliLIV. 21UoC& w klC troy ~
come purchasers of these lands, may obtain
accurate information of the situation and con-
tents of the tracts, by applying to Mr.. Robert
Radcliffe, of Fairfax county, who hath lately
made surveys Of th. greater part eli them
The lands viii be sold IN tracts or divided SO
IS to accommodate purchasers, and tins VIII
be arranged on the day of SALE. The terms OF
sale will be, one fourth part Of the purchase
money to be psid in one year from the day OF
sale, and the payment to be secured by bohd
with approved security---the other three
fourths in three equal annual instatlnents the
payment of the first of these installrneits COM
alenoing at the end Of two years from the day
OF sale, and lobe securedby the bonds OF the
purchasers A mortgage Will also be required
upon the lands purchased, TO secure the pay
laents of the whole OF Che purchase money
Deeds will be made by the Commissioners
upon securing the payments IN the manner
a6eve mentioned
One or rnsfe of the commissioners will at
tend at Uccaquan, with Mr.. Robert Radcliffe
the surveyor, on the 5th and eth Of January
next, FOR the purpose of giving to persons IN
clincd to purchase those lands such informant
on as may be in their power touching the t.
tie, situation, aud boundaries OF the difieTennt
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Iost or MiSlald.

A CERTTFTC.97E for S5 shares Of the
IA Marine Insurance Company of Alexan-
dTia. from No 569s to 5722 inclusive-2o
of which were Endorsed as transferred 70 Pau
Bustf. on the 27th March, 1902. This Ger
ti6cate is suspected to have been lost In Balti-
more some time between last February and
this day Information thereof, given 10 the
office of the above company, or to this Office,
will be thankfully acknowledged.
November IS. }aWsW
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John Richter.


4 u VC EUEt1 eVSf% SthtSSTs
r WISH to sell my Mill Tract Of hans, 81.
tuate on Back-Lick and inaian-ttuns, about
six railes from the town Of Alexandra; con-
tanning about elave1 hundred acres On tbs
tract are two plantations besides the irlli isrrn
lon the latter there isea very good nab III
which are one pair Of burr, and one par ct
cullen stones, with elevators, &c. complete
for merchant wor;1--a distilisry conFenlent
to thes1nill, with four stills and every neccs-
sary utensii In complete oreer--a d7Telllilg-
house, kitchen, barn, with stables uhoer 1t TO
accommodate 90 stalls, with every other ouE
house requisite ON a farm--as very good gar
den, an orchard of abopt $500 trees OF the
choicest fruits this country can Afford. tflers
is about 500 or 400 acrsS OF the tract cleared,
the remainder ii WOODS and q great, part OF It
heavily timbered; aoout 80 or 40 acres Oh
meadow, and nearly 500 acres more may be
made on the bottoms adjoining the two runs
also,
Ss One other tract OF one hundred acres,
about two miles froiyi Alexandria, part OF tho
iCliesh Tract, and adjoining the lands OF Mes
sieurs John c. Herbert, Robert Patton, and
John Ricater, the Mount-V ernon road run.
ming through it. This tract is mostly IN
woods. and conveniently situated for country
seats. IF these lands should be sold at prlyats
sale, (which would prefer9 | will take IN
payment, if more convenient TO the purcha-
sers, stock of any of the banks from Rich
mond to New-Yofk, or any kind OF stock OF
the United States.
fthey are not scld before Friday the frs
day of May next, the Mill Tract viii, on that
day, be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder-and on the following day the CiIesh
Lands WILDE sold in like manner. 1 he. Nilil
Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject to lease of four and an halt
years from the first day of July last. The
Cleish Tract will be divided into lots of 10 or
20 acres each. If sold at public auction the
terms will be made known on the days OF
sale.
William Hepburn.
December 4. eo3w law till Isl May
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-18
This IS to give Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandra con-
in the district OF Columbia, hath obtained Il
the Orphans Court of said county, letters,
tameRtary on the personal estate Of IA
S8gsh De6lois, late purser sfthe UajadSa
frigate Constitution, deceased all pe,l
having claims against the sad deceased
hereby warncdto exhibit them wish TIE y,n
FRS thereof, to the subscriber, on or 5el
the CAST da5 Of May next, or they Gay o,a
be excluded from all benefit to said es.
and al persons Indebted thereto arc reQg.s
to make immediate payment, or suns 5i&
instituted to enforce the same. GIVEN mi
nsy hard dis ? lat Of November, 1906
Lewis Deblois, xxi.
.November 81. 9as,s