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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
Hahn's Anta-bslsosss Pills.

Are Justly esteemed for carrying Oh the su-
nerauous bile from the stomach and prevent
Inc morbid secretions aud their consequences,
bilious and malignant levers, &c. 4 isse PMS
are perfectly mild in their operation, and ia1as
be used with safety by persons CT every -aeS
and 10 every situation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
HAMILTON's LOZENCEg.

Which lave cured more children and adults
Of disorders proceeding from woIms, than AL
the medicines heretofore discovered. In az
tlltion to the great cures mentioned In The let
ters from the chancellor OF the state, OF Mari
land, the Rev MIR. Hothier and others, late
y published the fsiio~ing are .sbh2ittedto the
nubiic; being selected for the Purfo-e ofshew-
ing the snis vet tosf1W qualities ofth1. e.-
tfsosdissry medicine, which, although 60 mild
IL It's operation, is competent to eSpcI the for
midabie tape worm
An infsnt, aged weeks, Of Mr. Henry E~-
baak, tay!of, Chsrles-street, Baltimore, wes
dsngeroy.ly sfjicteA with convuIsioa FITS, SO
that his he ves dcspsired Of, but wa. perfect
lE curss by one desc ST tIsn.iiton's Worm To-
zcnges, which expelled several worms. the
undoubted c.r.c cfIfho child 5 disorder.
Letter }foe, Rr .fc{crncz, 6riekis9er. Rs.sa.
zrae-strect, ncsr EToadsNs, jys, 81, 1902,
1t woaid be ungrstctul r.le to withheld
ny testimony IN favor Of hamiton's ~ orrn
Destroying Logenees / ned been bet~een
i've and SIX years.past much intispc.ed, ard
latterlY often tormented with severe er;pine
and pains IN tbs beweEs, troubled With often.
sivc breath, with violent .vveli.h ft., and other
Obvious symptoms ef worms; bot fseouentI,
hearing your WorsH lo.cngcs recommended
IN cases s5ziIlsr to mine, I deteg mined on a
trial Of them, IS ny Lass resource. IL. first
dose eysenated twelve Or 8 feet Of tan.
worm !; two ether doses were tskey,, whici,
brought away qIsat;ty Of mater broken like
skias AID pieces of verms. ] suppose the
tape worm, va;dsd al different tii,ecs r.u.t IN
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most incredible benefit I received from this
medicine, Induced me 10 give assosc to a child
OF mine who was pining and sickIy: it rros,u-
ced the same good e4ect IN this isssxnc-. ex-
peIling worm ola different Kind, from nine
to twelve inches long and at the same tim.
restoring good state of health.
HENRY ACEERMAN.
THE following new andvsiuable Medicine. i,xf
received and for sale as above.
price, Two Dollar. aer bottle. -
Dr.. T,Dot's Celebrated Gost ard RAes-
matte Drops
NOTHING. is of more importance than
GaS piooOfSdtoi' VI honnN---thslS common place
remark however i TOO OFTEN FoRs OFTEN,
whilst we are sctive and strong pre-
vention of pain, which is sup&ior to It's cure,
is MOI sufficiently attended to BY any eescripi-
on OF persons. Among those disorders VIII, h
require the most esrly and unretnitting forts
to eradicate. and oyesoorne, none have a stponT,r
er CLAIM npon ournotice tEan the Goot, Rher1
matisn, Lumbage, Weakness of the Joins,
Spssins, Chests, the Stone and Gravel, the
Craanp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
ed--alad 4@aee sYery relief Which eau Be ad-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
Haasiltonss Elagsr.

A sovereign remedy for colds, costinats
coughs, astsIlsas, sore threats and approaching
eonsumptions.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
Iasslton's Worn destroying II
.e1lgf53

By which many thousands have been re-
lievsd from the distressing and dangerous nsa-
lady of worms and other obstructions IN the
stomach and bowels
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
JUsY HEgZIYED,
Gentlene4l and Ladies Pocket
Alnlan2eks,
FIR tAc Ye4f SOY,
In Plsn and sssrsceo siasias.
A CChPENDIUM
u &c ds<tsssy, pssite:sgy, a.3 70

y
thslsgy Of the HOkyE.
Beng e clear ard familiar descriptiox oftAs
various organs and parts, together with their
functions, of.sAst useful and beautiful Animal;
and comprising view of tho disease, and in
Juriss, with their symptonas and Mo.ses @;
cure, TO which tie several parts ass Liable
ToGxTHEa WIZ
4 csssys ExsasnG5so. Of tbs EesasaS
ard Structure 81 tie FOOT;
And Dissertations on SHoElNG, by =. w.
Burke.
:. 10 Mariners Chronicle, lco,npIete. in 4
volumes. Being an account OF Sllipwrscks--
Fires and Fanihes at Sea.
-SIso,
An assortment OF the newestsonss. oDesss,
Duett,s Sonartas, sc. by Steibelt, Hooie an
other eminent composers, adapted TO tia PA
ns Forte and patent German Flute. 49,
hlazzlnghls Llsus Harmonic MutsbiIis.
81 Musical Cards, whereby any person unac-
qusnted with Music may compose an Infinite
variety OF luDss and some very elegant pa
tent eerinah Flutes in mahogany cases.
For Sale by
James Kennedy, FEN.
zee. =. cow
llouer Lots md building Let's.
WILL RENT for a term of years, or
s. LEASE on ground rent for ever, mum
beT CT LOTS Oh Washington and Columbus
streets--some Of which are well taken with
Clover
j. H. HO0E.
~. 3. will also RENT for one or more
years, a small HOUSE., with a good Gar
DEN, on Gsis5on street, -
July &c. ''..' 4aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13

The Subscriber has removed BIS Store L
King street, opposite the Washington Ia
vern. M
rheye he has for Sqle,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
The Sogefesgn 0sntme'at yer tie

A speedy and efiectuai remedy, genersily
removing the complaint at one aPYhoation 1t
may be safely used by pcrsons Of every age.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
Hapssjtops Essence and EsS7Get
of Mlssta9d.

safe and e1ectuai remedy for the govt,
rheumatism, spr~ins, pains IN the ises snc
neck, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
FAaAILY MEDlII &

The following vaia2bls Medicines lsssis CO
Ieh,sted through the L lied States ios Their 2
superior efficacy IN the cure 81 uie he's e! =
disorders for which they are rssoin1ns,lae - -
from RanI9s Les Patent + aInily Mc al-1
cine Store, New Yoek, are SOLD oily ~ TIC the
subscriber, at his store IN i 81. lngg-ssfeel
Hamsgtons Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine l11'
for the speedy and permanent cure CT nervous
disorders oc such As arise from the inmsde-
rate use Of tea strong liquors, long residence
n ,varm climates, excessive WEAKNESS, and .
general relaxation of the Ssgssena,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
] his is to give Notice,

That tie subscribers, OF AiexaAdria county,
n'tlle district ofCoIumbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters ta''
tamentary OF the personal estate Of John Dr.
'tfaf' late OF the county aforesaid deceased; al
persons having claims ass5anst the said deceas'
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit them VIII
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, o.
or before the 10th day of May next, or the1
may by law be excluded frem al. benefit to sHli
estate Given under our hands this 18th da!
OF November, lsos,
Samuel Craig, Er,
Wm. Herbert, -
November le. gawfY
~ B. All persons iraebte4 TO tie &..o'f
estate are requested to maks il419:e!i.te pr
ment to the executors,
-....--e-s~
PRINTED DalLy RY
4AAVEL SN0YDEN,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
The Anodysse Elassr.
For the cure of every kind of head ache.
Hairs genasne Eye ga

An excellent remedy fer sli disorders efthe
seyss, many persons having been cures OF j;
when nearly deprived of sight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
TIE Restorative Powder for Tx
Teeth md Gums.

Cleanses and strengthens then, and pre-
serves the enamel of the teeth tsorn eecay
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13

PRINTED DAILY RY
= W. Ell SNGYD Z ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
Tooth-achs D9obs.

Give Immediate relief in the mest yiolest
attacks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

would deserve the curses OF mankind. IL
Peace be made without the complete re.
establishment OF the king OF Naples in the
possession Of all his territories, that peace
can neither be honorable 10 Great Britain
nor 10 Russia.
Whilst the rise or the funds would in.
duce US 10 suppose that leace was ct no
great distance, the state of affAirs on the
continent, the projects which Bonaparte
has lately executed, and the designs he
has just developed, would forbid our en-
Pertaining the slightest expectations OF
Peace. For under such circumstances
can any one expeGl to make peace upon
honorable & advantageous terms? When
We refer To the motives that made Russia
take up arms, will any man say that any
peace she can negotiate can be honora
bic ?--'That she cannot al present oblge
Bonapare by force Of arms, to measure
back the gigantic strides he has taken,
may be uue.--Bu why sanction them
by negotiating peace with him! Russia
has nothing TO fear from France and
with respect to commercial relations, she
well knows that France cannot do with
oift the produce of her territories the i
ron, the sail cloIh, the hemp, aax, pitch,
tar, timber, etc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
Forty Dollars

lkNOR the apprehension Of PETER,
IL who runaway On the 9th instant. He is
about IL years old. feet 9 or 10 inches high,
OF very dark complexion, robust and rather
handsome. suffers ard appears very diffident
when spoken to- AS his father, who, l am Ger.
tain has ins'igated him to this conduit. is gene
rally acquainted with the masters OF vessels that
sail to and from Norfolk. Petersburg and Rich
niond. think it highly probable that he is eli
ther in one of these places or on board some IF
rhe vessels THAI sail 30 and from them. The a.
,bove reward and all reasonbe expenses viii BE-
paid for the delivery of the said boy. h mas
ters OF vessels and Others are forewarned from
harboring or carrying him out OF the state.
Samuel Demoville.
Charles City, Aug. 30th, 1906. sf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
FRANKLlN'S LIFE g WORKS
PROPOSALS,
FOR FURNISHING BY supscRIPTIoN,
THE WORKS
BENxAMIN FRANKLIM.


PHILOSOPHICAL, LITERARY, AND POLITICAL,
ONE EDITION has been lately published in En-.
gland in three volumes octave; the papers con.
tanned in these volumes will be revised and COM
pared with the papers in the possession Of the
editor OF the Aurora. which ara corrected in the
hand writing of DR.. Franklin; and a copsidera.
be addition will be made Of interesting papers,
which have not appeared in any f2rmer edition. a
few manuscripts never teEore published. and
which not noticed in the English collection
lately published.
The publisher had for considerable tirc past
contemplated this publication, ard had collected 4
number of articles which had incidentally fallen
into his hands. and others, which by much indus
Try he iias been able to procure.
The add ional papers il is presumed will form
two adiitAnal volumes
: The whole will be put 10 press, as soon as the
Diversions of Pulley ave coms!ered--and will be
printed on sapeline paper, and in a Style suta.
bic "a rhe valve OF the work.
The price to subscribers for each volume will
be $50 cents, payable only on delivery.
printed proposal will he circulated without
decay, and subscriptions WILDE received at the
Book store of the publisher, VIM Duane. and
b. he different booksellers Throughout the u.
sStasee
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
Nm advantageous Sale.

nN Thursday the SOth Of Octo-
~ Der next. will be SOLD. at my house. in
Prince Edward county. abou; IL miles above the
courihou1e. valuable likely young Virginia
born NEGROES. and al my stock of Cattle,
Hogs and Horses. crop o. Corn. Fodder. &c, al
so, 400 acres of LAND, well inclosed with 4
good dwelling house and all our houses sufficient
fora large family. 1t is thought unncce ssary to
give any particular description of the Lard rs
tis presumed that those inclined to purchase.
will wish TO view it.
IDS Joel Davis.
Prince Edward county, 99sb Aug. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
NORFOLK, Sep,emher 5.

Yesterday arrived here the ship .flc;c-
andler. CAPTAIN Lane, from Amsterdam.
On Friday last, IS leagues Z. by S. Of
Cape Henry. Captain l.. discovered a
large ship near another on f,e, The for
she was French ~ gun ship; aGerhav
ing examined Captain Lanes papers she
stood towards the vessel Thar was burning
which was an English one that had been
captured. We have now no doubt that
the feet Of Jerome Bonaparle is upon our
coast.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
Sports of the Turf.

nN the last Tuesday in September, over Mr..
~ edmund Taylor's ground viii be run for by
) year old colts and 6ies. I Sweepstake Of 100
do''ars each-5 colts entered and the subscription
closed.
On the next day will be run FOR. two mile
heats. subscription purse. free for any nag
which has never won purse or sweepstake.
On the third day subscription purse will be
run for, which will be confined to horses raised
in the county of Hanover.
Weights. &C. agreeable 20 the Richmond Joe.
key Club Rules
September 2. 1906 VIZ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
WIFE - 500.

ITO the bgFe5, bidder. on Tuesday ne i4h
l. Of Odohcr next, ~ ,ha ia'e teeil uce cf
Ne John Gurn, dec. in Inc comfy Of Eenfica.
on James ivcs. IL. mic bel-~ .ltichr odd az
the PERISH ABLE PROPERTY. hscr.iez
TO the es'aie OF he said Grnr, consisting NJ hone
and ki,cll " FURNITURE, about eighty voc
lpntes al BOCKS planua, tSTH RSiLS, cYo,ssf
C1RN, FODDHR. nm CSC. sock &c TI1R
SIS and C8T7LE, and rnany o'ner a,tieis too
tedious to enumeraye n csedit of twelve
months viii BE- allowed r-T all ,uns exceeding
ten dollars, with bond and approved security
beatirg intcfcst from Inc da'e--iiu the intercs-
viii be retniueA if Inc pinciple is pundua'ly
psid. l deem II necessary 10 mention thar a.
rnong the hortcs arc colt and fly. by Bed
ford and Dioried, OFT Of = Daredevil rGrc.
whcse dam was 70, by cckfast Tire con Sc
allowed by I'll Who have seen him, (ard many
ct those are esteemed. judges 20 be as promis-
ing &c not more So a. any 'heI have sscr--A IS
they aie the Joint properly OF ~ iadiyidual and
thc estate, the amount for w5ich they may scii,
will be divided and separate bonds taken. pcr-
sons having demands against thc estate ar NC.
guessed 20 make h@n known, and Hose irdcJt-
Cd TO make paymant To
John TURPIN. Sen. AdBtr.
scp'erber sly. 1895 IDS
Il Ar up by VIM. Alley, IN ihe upper
y end 81 Hsniioc coupty, q sorel HORSE.
sboui eight ,oars I'D. about four fee, eigh, or
nine inches high Sized all rcprd star IN his
fo,ehea0, tc's AID pates, no bsana rerceivdble
appraised ., dotafs.
May l1lh. 1916. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

G y N Saturday I've 9th day OF Au-
~ gust, 1906. was eon,nitttd 20 this Jail. d
nero man, OF tawneY completion, who calls
himself Bern JbCKSONi he appears 70 b. 2
bou % or 30 years of ere. about Gve feet l,ne
inohe' high; he has scar undcr his right eaf,
one over his RICH, eye atd one onbisfoschead;
h has lost = I'M from all his toes. from having
been Frost bitten, h. says he il fsce man ana
thai 30 hss BROTHER in Richmond. By name,
Mingo Jackson, blacksmith ssh Ben Jack.
son ha'h nc papers to shew that he is rec IL
is therefore presumed he is runaway. Tte
o~rcc IS requested TO come forward. prove his
pIopc-ty. pa charges and lake him away, CT
he viii be d-a,t Will as the lay dsefts.
Thos. West, Imior.
Gloucester county Csnr 1906 Sr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
Laaaa 81 Negroes, for SAFE.

Z virtue of deed OF trust ex-
-G-p ecuted to the subscriber by Simeon Glenn,
20 secure the payment of The sum Of two hun
dreo pounds, due to John Price, and the ne.
eessary expenses in rcordiny and carrying
sal Deed into rF-f, will be SOLD, to the
highest bidder. fo. ready money, on SATURDAY.
the uTIl day of October next. ut William
PRICES tavern, in the county of I.oui.a, a
TRhCT OF LAND, lying in said county. con.
tanning ~ aGtual survey one hundred ana thirty
nine acrcs, lying upon the Roundabout Creek !;
and III fo'lowirc NEGROES TO wit: Phebe,
Fanny and iIea children of Phebc. Betty,
{ =mse. Ben and Ma or So much OF said pro.
perty as wll I've sufficient TO pay the sad sum
OF Is 200 with the interest accumulated thereon
and he expenses abpvt mentioned.
WILLIAM PRICE, 9iu.tcs.
Sep'cmber "a 1876 81
10y yirtae Of a deed of trust execu.
Il 3 scdto me by Class Cratdock, 10 secure
The fayson, &c . suR os rscuey ,herern month
tned. VIII be SOLD 70 the highest bidder for
cast, ~ Ameja couy.house. on ;bc 25.h day Of
his month, i, h,ng Amelia county cous, day
Two F.Edz4LE SLAYEs, 10 wiz: Sally aud
Dizzy.
Edmond Eggleston.
September q. 1896 3c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

Caffqin Watermau, of the ship Mentor,
FROM Jamaica, was boarded off Cape An.
tonic by British Frigate on The 24lh OF
August. off Cape Florida, saw fleet OF
! s sill of ships, 6 of which appeared to
be- Of the linz.
September a..
After orr paper was prepared for press
yesterday evening, the schooner Father
end Sons, CAPTAIN Mhkins, arrived from
London, by whom we received papers
TO the l2ih Of July.
These papers do not contain any thing cf
importance. bat a, we are persuaded
the public mind at this moment is
much ugi'ated by the events of Eu-
rope, we have delayed the publication
Of oar paper, in order 10 lay before our
readers ali that we have received by
this arrival, which is 10 DAYS later from
London, than has been received in this
country; whatever we have deemed in.
terestlng, we have sele0ed.
as our paper was this morning ruitinr 10
press, we we're favored with Baltimore
paper OF Monday, in which it is stated.
that accounts had been rec, ived al New
York, Uia the Hest Igd,es, that peace
had been concluded between England
and France. This intelligence was
brCighi by !rrate arrived at Barba
does, which is said 10 have iefl Eugiand
the l4th ofJu!y.
We doubt this Information, as our dates
to the l2ih do not hint a, such CIR.
cumsiance being so near. Captain Hip
kins heard nothing of it in The Downs,
which he left the 18th or 18th Of July.
LogDnN, Jrlg Q.
MIR. Basiiico, the Messenger. who !. r.
town on Saiurdoy night for Paris with
dispatches, landed at Bouloene. =; Twelve
O'Clock on Sunday night, and immediate
ly proceeded on his j0urSey.
The Gottenburgb mail, which arrived
yesterday, brought no intelligence Of i'm
portence. Il vas The general opinion in
Sweden, that the mediation offered by The
emperor Alexander had been reieeled.
The blockade Of the Prussian ports still
continued.
A gealIeman who arrived yesterday
from Hsmbcrgh has favored US with q
sight of the Correspondence of the LIST
instant. The only Information il furnish.
IS is, that NJ. D'Oubril had not set of to
Paris as was expected; but was said to
be or the eve of departure for Bsden,
where he intended TO remain some lime
for the benefit of his health.
Yesterday the funds experienced fur.
tl1cT depression; Omnium commenced a,
6 Ia premium, and closed at 5 Ia. ~
the eatiY part OF the market, the sellers
we're numerous. The fall was attributed
TO the circumstance Of some regiments or
'he guards having received orders to be
in readiness 10 embark as il is supposed,
for Sicily.
An animated discussion took place in
the ho0sc oil lords last night, on series the OF
motions made by lord Melville, scspe6(
ing The appoinmen Of a governor gene.
raj OF lndia. The motions were reisc, I'd.
The space b.low The bar was uncommon-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

Cahfqi,' Haterman, of the ship Mentor.
from Jamaica, was boarded off Cape An.
tonic by British Frigate on The 94Ih OF
August. off Cape Florida, saw lleet OF
! 8 sill of ships, of which appeared to
be- Of The linz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

The following Circular Letter has been
sent by the French Minister of Marine to
the Commanders at the different French
ports:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
Lost or hsislaid.
2aHyF Sv &oawt

A GER II tIgy4z-h for 25 shares Of IKE
{ q Marine Insurance Company Of Aiexan-
dria, from Ne. a5e9S to 5122 iuclusige--2o
Of which were ;n,urscd as transferred to PAD
szeati, on the 9th March, 1902 Iris Ger
tificate IS suspected TO have bees lest in BaIti-
more some time between Iast Fesrt,,,ry and
this day, Information thereof, given 10 the
Office OF the above company, OF 10 this Office,
will be thankfully acknowledge.
November IS. sag6w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
Fifty Dollars Reward,
For abbyehendsng Rschard Cotaer.
WHO BROKE JAIL LAST FIGHy.

TIE was committed, on his own oonfessl-
II on, of passing courKvrfeit checks lie
IS about feet inches high, fair complexion,
light hair, grey eyes, very much piteed w'tn
the srnaA pox, and a good deal round shorl-
dcred. He was a sailor in the United States,
service; had q blue sailors jacket and trow-
sers, long blue coat, several White linen
shirts, a pair of shoes, and very good black
hat.
The above reward will be given for appre-
handing and securing the SAID Gotle7, in any
iail, and giving me information thereof
DANIEL c. BRENT, Marshal
Of the district of Coiunsbia
Washington City, Dec. T. Isl DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
Negroes to Hire.

TO be hired, for the ensuing year, on
before the first day of January next,
veral likely Virginia born NEGROES, con:
sisting of men, women al girls; some CT
whom have been accustomed TO washing, IRON
ing, and waiting in the house. AS. soma
good plantation laborers, belonging to tie
Preston estate.
Frances Alexander.
Necernber S. 3taW3W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11

Tb. S,,a,s~r;her has removed his Store 70
King street, opposite the Washington
verl.
Whers he has for Saat,
gnrlaps, osnaburgs and tick s
5enohrgs, By the piece
Hessians and brewn rolls, or pack
White ard BROWN lahilas, age. some
Refund & white yarn dowlass, If which
bocadHias and quadtuplS oA are cnti-
ieslas, tied 10 dix
Gerznan ssairtmgaa sheeans
liilciiS,
Supersne and second cloths,
Cassimeres and Manchestry,
Pine aad coarse Coatings and fahneiS
Plains, kerseys, and Kendall cottons
Rose and striped blankets,
syorsied and miK'd hose,
Cotton and siik ditto
PLAIN and furniture dimitiss
Chintzes and cahcoes,
q silk x cotton caIabracs and untirsssed ssAss-
las,
s Cambria mussins mad cambria dissltles,
A variety of plain and fancy aausilns
Flanders laces and edglngs
An elegant assortment OF rlbhands
Satins, Iutestrinss, pcIongs and sassness
Silk, picnic and lace gloves, isitts & sleeves
Silk reiyets and silk shawls
Split straw aad Leghorn bonness
{ and Irish lirsns
Smrting and apron checks
White and cosored threads
Dusants, wilt.1oars and bombazefss
Russia sheetings and ravens ducks
GurraAs, baftas, copas and namoodles
+ C,;iiV's and common check landkerchiefs
Fresh ii,apesiai tea in small chests
Scotch and rappee snuff IN kegs and aaxes
If, EF, and eagle Hrandywipe sunpow-
der, III kegs
And variety Of othcr articles all OF which
viii be SOLD on the NEST moderate terms, 10
Their wholesale or retail.
A. G.. CAZENOVE.
October L. stu&th
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-11
u Removal.
pprJsH MANUFACTURE.

RRUsH MANUFACIokf.
:. HE subscriber respectfully informs tbs
Public, that he has removed -bauf door'
above bis fornaN stand, apa,oppo.1'' . %
kin's Indian ueeA >tsS~fh, where ne mas ~
hand and wiU consd tly keep a genera as.
sor,menf IF 14USHES which he offers tor
ss,e 81, a,1 low terms as thy can be purchased
within the United StasesLikewlse case ana
Liquid Backing, and Liquid Tor polishing
fairtop Boots. q.
December g.
au- Cash given for Hogs Bristle'.