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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-27
Ec1EcuLAR1
Kings House, Tan4ary ~

CIhs
The lieutenant governor having recciv-
ed intelligence by his majesty's ship Sea
Horse, captain CoIbet, Ina. eighteen sail OF
French line Of battle ships had been seen
ou the 10Th Of Decembsr,in las.4s long 10,
steering course supposed for the West.
Indies, his honor THINKS i necessary, as a
measure of precapsion, to acquaiut ynp
herewith, for the information Of the pa
rsh of,which you are chief n1agistrate.-
The commander in chief directs me to edd,
that he has caused circular letters to be
written TO the colonies and commanding OF
acers OF the militia regiments and troops
ofhorse throughout the island, to have a
general muster Of their respective corps i'm.
mediately, and oreport for his ezceilen-
Gy's satisfaction the state of their several
commands, asitmay be necessary 10 'oaK
them into action suddenly, at no distant
period.
have the homer to be, Sir, your most
obedient, humble servant,
S. TYRELL. Sec.
cafS9t or CHEF Magj4r@se Of -.
Capt. PeIe, Of The RcfoIu:ian, of Liverpool,
which veGei arrived on "Wednesday at Port Mo.
rant, has iavourrd Us with the following extract
from his log, book, from which we have every
reaion to hope that a Rriuih fguadrcn Of equal
force is clolciy srcsding the heels OF the enc.
my:
On The roth December, 10 lat IS, 10,
Tong. IL, at day light, perceived French Acct,
in two 6isiions, one in the S. E. enarser, the o.
lher in tne n. w. About s, A. NJ. the Com
mcdorc food in for the Rect with the ianal 10
,dGprile, and for an enemy in eight. He THEN
food to the N.A.W. wish about 10 fail. accom-
panied by the Bodecia frtgale and qaip Hoop.
At 10, the whole of the snemy's fquadfon, con.
/ fitting of "a line Of battle Aips, fligaee,
aoop,Cf war, and brig pl.fu-d the commodore.
AT II, Good to the S, E. ctoaing the baufe Of
the eheu,y's leading nip, alsnoa within CUR
Aot to the is@ard, when the admiral making
igGai, two Of the enemy's two deekers food az.
ter Us, ard cbafsi Us till three, F. M. esiy the
fternmo8 Rnlps of their feet being in fight to N.
w. TIE two f,ips then tackled aud joined their
feet; we hesred S. S. E. ccurfe till dark, and
due ". all pigh.. Al day lgar faw IA or IS
fail of large ihips aaern, fome lying to, and O.
tiers teering different ways, apparently as ii they
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PURSUANT to "a Dee& CT TrnG given Nv srenset
J. Cooper 10 the Subscribers, will he fold On the
PremiieS az Pubic Auction, at 8 o'clock, p M ca
the 18th day Of March next,
4 hanafenss wsRaJAsd Bg5es Eaa}s
and Lot,
Situated on WarcrGgeec 4s 1er from, running back
1.s feet. fubjes 50 dalafsg1at rent The terms
will &c maie known OF tiae 5sysat ale.
Thomas Cook
Jonathan seA9saeldt. 'a1eSs.
fsbraaty 70. sstG
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII .ae eaded to To-7Norrou,'s SAILS,
Six Hoglheads of Antigua KUN,
on A CREDIT.
P. @. Marheller.
Feb. II.
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Meranurta DaIp Gonerttser.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.

Il is laid, that GOVERN ng hes ordered fui;s to
be commences againtt tn ndtyiru,i, concerned
~ the expedition 3! she hip l4eopd=r fron, New
York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
advertisement.

IN consequence of 4 resolution OF
L the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, 1 am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting the situation OF all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice of the United States or OF this
State and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, l have thought proper thus
publicly to request OF such OF the citi-
zens of the Commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed TO belong to
the state, and not in Immediate use, to
communicate aparticular report there
of TO me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
CLERK to tie Excemivc.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1905. (H)
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THE IMPORTED HORSE

dollars the season TO commence on the 10Th inst.
and expire on the Is, of Auguss) or Is dollars.
If sent with the niares--10uoars the single leap.
and 40 dollars TO insure mare being in fsal,
with half dollar to the groom in either case
Notes, payable on the LIST OF August, will be ex
peeled wish the mares. Archer Is fine brown.
l6hands high, remarkably gay and active - He
was raised by the late Duke OF Cumberland. and
al his sale was bought ~ Mr. broadhurst, who
entered him for the Darby stakes, for which he
was very great favorite, until he fell lame in
training, which prevented hun from appearing
as a racer
ARCHER was got by Faggergill, his dam
(bred also by tile Duke Of Cunberland) sister
to Crassus by Eclipse grandam by Young Cade,
out of Miss Thigh. who was the dam of Selim,
and got by Rib-Grse wood's Lady Thigh, by
Par,ner-CreyhoundN Curwen Barb. Faggergif
was bred by Shaltoe. and was got by Snap, out
of Miss Cleveland by Regulus. her dam the ia
nous Midge. by well bred son of Bay Boton.
grandam by Barte' rs Chidcrs great granciam by
Hopeywocd's A rabian. out of,he dam Of the ,wo
True Zines Faggergill was own bro,he, to MIR
Shafioe's mare Papiilion, who was the dam of
Sir Peter T>azle, Wren. Lady Teaze &c K to
his mare Middlesex, the dam of Seagu. Coddy
Moddy. &c and al 3, a and years old, was
accounted one Of the best horses of his year
For the satisfaction of gentlemen who may
wi.n TO breed from Archer, nave tho't proper
to publish the certificates Of John Tayloe and
Carter Beverley, ksquires
do hereby certify rta, the brown stud horse
Archer, was sent to me by Mr. Rives. of London,
and from the certificates have seen of his blood,
as well as the tracing his pedigree in the general
stud book of England. where it may be fully as
cer,ained. believe him to be of as good blood
as most horses that have been imported into this
country. JOHN TAYLOE.
i. January q, 1906
do hereby certify that the imported horse
Archer. stood at my fsrm. in CuIpeper county,
the last two years. and that his ellis were gene
rally superior TO almost any in that and the ad
Joining counties OF Fauquier. Madison x Orange.
have been very anxious TO purchase the horse
but the proprietor. Mr. Thomas Rives, of Lon.
dor, and my self could no, agree upon the price.
Given under my hand at Williamsburg, this is h
day Of Feb 1906 CARTER BEVERLEY.
Aues,-GAw1N G. CoRBIN
Good and extensive pas.nrage is provided, and
the greatest care taken to prevent accidents or
escapes. but no responsibility FOR ether.
ROBERT TEMPLE
Ampthi, 18th March. 1906. IF
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FOR SALE--IMNkD1ATELY,
WOODRURY MILLS

Lately built sf brick and stone, so by ~ feet,
three stories high, with durable stone dam, two
pair Burr and one pair Cologne stores, with ele.
vator,, screens, boiling cloths, &c. on The most
approved construction ard now incomplete order
for business; situated ona constant stream, in
the midst Of a delightful wheat country, in The
county of Powhatan, only one and half lies
from James river, and % miles above Rich
nrond.
To the mill will be attached a lot Of abou, 100
acres land, on which stas6s connexions two
story dwelling house and other necessary Offices,
handsomely enclosed, under post and.rail fence,
with garden paiied in, AL new, being litely in.
ishedi cooper's and blscksmith's shop, NIL era
house, houses for the accommodation of the
workmen, and excellent water very convenient
for all purposes, II not sold beforethc 1,t day Of
May next. they viii, on that cay. be offered for
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
the premises Terms Of sale--one thiG cash,
ard The other two thirds al TWO aunda! pay
Bssis.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
Pe~ha,sn e'sy, J%a.27, 1895. [sg3s&.ils1
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New-York Grand Literature
LOTTERY, No. q.

New-York Grand Literature
LOTTERY, No. q.
AUTHORISED BY an act Of sbe Legislature,
- and payment IF prices gaardn.eea BY tbsnt--
Positively Segirs drowiEg IN Mar next.
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
ZIG HEST PRIZES.
Tickets, HaiSes, gyc'teys and Eigbtbs. are nczy
selling in g,ea, variey Of nunide-s. ct
G.. e X. WAlTE's
7i.iyf fortunate LOTTERY OGces, No 81 and No. SO,
lHciaen Lane, Nezp Turk,
Where sold in t5e tpo las, lotteries, tbe HIGH
EST PRIZE in each. and other capitals TO an,
amount, amosgst ,u5cb s1e toilowiag.
No 17le0 highest ptize) IS QUO dollars
No 1929 highest prize) 90 GOO do!l,rs
No 1928 5000 dollars
No 1890 1000 dollars
No 1886 2,coO dollars
No 28573 2,6JO dollars
No 1878 LOCO dollars
No 20555 LOCO dollars
No 22315 1000 dollars
Besioes grea, nnmber Of 500, 200. 100 dollar
prizes, &C.
- Distant ddrenrure,s by forwarding bank
notes of any description IN ie.tess post paid. 10 G.
81 K. Wai.e. may bare tctete ard sbafes sent fbc,i
TO any amount. sui,b toe utmost pane.uaiity ana
petect safety, TO any part otbe United States, and
toe ed'i;es. acciee will be sert Of tbeiY success
Price Of Tickets Seven Datiays.
Netu-1 York, Feb adYy l6,b, 1906. Sfp
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LAND FOR SALE.

HE subscriber intending to m owe
4 to the state of Kentucky mex, fall offers
for SALEhis TRACT of l. AND, lying i'm the
county of Hanover, within ffreen miles of Rich
mond, ten of Page's town. And six of the court.
house. on Crimp's creek, whcn affords ten or
twelve acres OF Meadow Land This tra a of
land contains 3S5 ID acres, IS as well ,nbesed
and waiered as any traS OF land in he county,
has about zoo acres cleared and in fine order for
cropping The dwelling houie is 20 feet by %,
containing two rooms below airs and three a.
bove barr 80 feet b. 40 and all necessary
on, houses; $50 apple trees also quantity of
fruit trees Of Almost every kiad. Should ne a.
bove land not be sold by the Fl ST day OF oetober
mex, IT will on that day be offered for sale 10 the
highes' bidder terms f sale. one half ash. and
credit OF twelve months gwen for the balance.
Bond with approved security will be required. to
carry interest from the date, if not punttualIy
paid
Also. on the same day and place, will be of.
Tered FOR sale. the Crop of CORN and FOD
DER, HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE STOCK, and PLANTATION u
TENSlEs II ispresunabie any person wish
ing 70 purchase. will FIRST yicw ne land, before
the day Of sale, which will be shewn by making
application to the subscriber. who lives on the
premises JOHN RUSSELL.
March 9TH, 1906. CIV
$50 Asres of Land adjoining the above,
may be had.
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HY THE covEnNon CT TEE eenaoNwEALTB
OF yIRcIHfA,
A DPnTJ .ANJATTON
aoNwEALTB

vT7uEREAS i, is represented TO the Execu
Wv tive by the Keeper of the Pen:tentiary,
thattwo OF The prisoners thereie confined TO wi /:
JOHE TRAMBLE and ISAAC HARRIS,
have made ihsis escape frora the PeniJen,iary ::
have, therefore, lhough, fl with the advice of
,he Council Of State, 10 issue this Proclamation.
hereby offering reward OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLA for the apprehension Of each. or
cithcr of ,he said prisoners aud FOR their deliv-
cry at the penitentiary and do, moreover, en-
JOIN all officers, civil and military, and exhort
the good people Of the commonwealth TO use
iheir bes, cnoesvors to apprehend and convey to
the Penentary the said John Trar:Lle and l.
aaac Harris
Given Under ny hand, with The Seal of the
u. So commonwealth annexed, at Richmond.
this 81 day Of February, 1906.
(signed)
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WIN. IL. cABELL.

John Tsanble was convicted of Horse Stealing
before tie Eisuia Court of w Arlington, in the
spring Of 1905. and sentenced to FIVE years and
iivc months confinement He was born in Ma
Yyland is 5 fses / D inches high IS years
Old fair complexion light hairs grey eyes /;
has niche in his left ear scars in his fore head
and IS shoemaker by trade.
lssae hatis was convicted Of larceny before
the Dstvif Court of Monongaa in The spring
OF I IS. and sentenced TO two years confinement
He was born in the county Of Wood, in this
state. IS five fee, nine inches high, Is years old
swarthy complexion, da,k hair and hale eyes
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twenty Dollars Reward.

WILL be gwen for experimenting and bringing
home NED VINO ran away tie 24th ult
ne is % years cd, about feet high. very spare
made, bony black, very ar,fnl and insinua,ing
lie has always been accustomed to labcur in the
held, is Of no trade; there are few men who can
out work bim--esried off only his working
clothes, With were such as laboring slaves &c
morally wear. The above reward will be given
iftaken up over 20 miles from home, il between
% and 40 ten, NJ under 20, five dollars will be
paid, by HENRY BELL.
Buckingham. 10th March 1906. Nv
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Il. Uezves G Co.

4 ! Ness;s. shapard & Lucke's, opposite the
Market. Hiohmcnd, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they viii dispose of at the loves: prices
for cash or country produce. Among which
arc, Jamaica and Antigua Rum. old and very
superior Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su
GER Coffee. Chocolate Imperial, Tyson. Hyson
Skin, ami Young Tyson Tea Port and Sherry
Wine, Honey, Molasses, Figs. Nutmegs. Mace,
Gloves, Cinnamon. Alspiee. Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch. Soap Candles, Sab. TUBS in se.s, &c. &c.
Rilhnona, Feb 10Th 1906.
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S1.. JOHN JoUEr7,

In The STATE Of Kentucky.
SIR, NN the third Monday in April next, at
~ Gocchand courthouse. between the
hours OF temin 'i,e forenoon and sun-set. shall
lake the dispositions of Col George Payne and
<-si. William Gay. aud the four Monday
IN tI,e sc,s;s month. between The same hours Of
me day, the ;s.S1r,'.;iion Of Mr. VIM @ Winston
of Hanover, at his dwelling hohse-to be used as
evidence in my suit depending in Renrico county
court against ,ea. Yours.
Thomas Miller.
March lc,,i. 1906. 4w
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NOTICE.

T DO hereby fSrewarn any pesson or persons
4 from, trading or taking an assignment of
Bond txecuted by me 20 Charles Matthews of
the eounty OF Buckingham, for the sum Of two
bunt'ed pounds. dated 5th February, 1865, and
payable the 25th Deoenb'f, 1906, as the same
was gwen in payt purchase of naa Of land,
vhfcn said Matthew's was MOI possessed of
Jtaher Irvfne.
New Canton, Goth Feb. 1906. If
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A anEEAbLY to the will Of

A q L Z A B L Y to the viii Of
N lanes Vsu5han. dec viii be sold. 10 the
highest bidier, e., cath, al Amelia courthouse,
on Thur.day the 9th of April next. 400 acres
of LAND. on Mud river, in Kanavha county,
which said land is foor'gssed to Daniel M.Cai-
lum. TO secure the ro,men, of seventy pounds
with intefes, thereon since December 1875 MIR
~ Cal,um's Representative is requested to attend
the sale in order 10 receive his money and exc
cue release
BEN. OyERSTREET, Ex'r.
of James Vaughan.
March 14,h, 1906 3w
CITY OF RICHMOND.
In llUSTINGS COURT,
March 18th, 1916
@ AMuEL WILLIANsoN this day made appli-
~ cation for licence to stem Tobacco within
the City for one year; which, according TO rule
Of this court, is ordered TO be notified for one
month b. advertisement IN one of the newspa
pers Of this city. In
Teste, GEO. CHISMAN. d
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THOMAS BRANCH.
NEGRuES FOR SALE.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust
~ executed to US by John H. Mannin, bear.
ing da'e the fifteenth day of February last, for
the purpose Of securing the payment of his
ponu 10 John Butler. e Co. tssring date tbs
same time. and due the FIRST day of March mar
will be SOLD at Thomas, Coiiey's tavern, in
Carlersve, on the 6rs. day of M ay next if fair.
u not, the next fair day, at public auction, for
CASH, four negro SLAVES, to wit. Cesar,
Jim, Lewis, and PhilIis
Thomas II. Halfon, I r.
archibald Taylor, Aios'eess
Cartersvile. March IS. 1895 Iw5t
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
T~HE subscriber wishes to sell AIS acres OF
! LAND, lymgin Campbell county. on beth
sides OF Wreck Island oreek--there is in said
traa about 100 acres of good low grounds, plan
tation sufficient to work six or seven hands 10
adyantage-Ther are two apple orchards, and
The laid good for tobacco. corn and wheat The
terms, one fourth of the purchase money in hand,
the balance in three annual payments with bond
and approved security This land will be shewn
BY the subscriber who lives on the Plantation.
Nelson Clarkson.
24th March, 1906 we
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Geo. Wait

vTA5 removed from the store he formerly ce.
l J. cnrisd - brick house on the eros: ssree'
leading from the nam strectto Shockoe ware
house, where he has on hand and oilers TO dis-
pose c on moisra,e,erus, by wholesale,
Gnc following HfticlcS, UiS:
Loaf a,j Niaseovsao Sugars,
n. Engl,n;i, W Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cnsnisc Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality,
Moi.sscs Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hvson and Imperial Tea,
600 SAcks Liverpool Salt,
pateut Shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited to the
prcsent and approaching season. which he will
ether sell on a credi, of 3, 6 and months. for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour OF Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d NJ CHI. 1905.
IO;h Decembei, i8o5--put into Cum.
= = her'snd Jail, low, black negro man. very
badly cln,hcj. says he belongs TO William Mar
shall CT Richmond. and was ihired to Henry
Heb OF Chestefaeld.
Pm tn HOBSON.
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AUDITOa'S OFFICE,

Cbiiheotbe. STATE Of OHIO, January 3lr. 1906.
EXTRACT FROM AN ACT LBvYINo STATE
TAX FOR THE YEAR 1906
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ENo. 1867
F O r s 4 L +.

1900 acres of Land, III Charles
County, Maryland, ~ miles from Alexald,is
and 4 !fo., ihe'P~ tomac, pear the fof read !e4d-
ing to Pn.t Tobacco. The Irritation Is exceed
.pgsy healthy aad the loi! .e!ttte, A gf7sr. pro.
pufsion Of tbs !and is bottom, lat leaf 500 a.
ere we'll adaptsd 10 :te e9iure Of wheat, Germ
Or Tobacco, timolay sja ,!e;vss we'll aron it,
the upland produces good wheat Sem iallow,
snd yield, the white clover in abundance. Full.
ly ore third Ct ths ,rat! is 10 weed, q great pars
Of which is 'valuabls timber. 3, s;lss a fertile
foil the puchaier will derive othc, adyantages--
ago 4 rnil feat and an excellent aand FOR ia
vein. lhc Improvements axe. Dwelling houfs
with tx toons, with a Ere PLACE N each -
kitchen, lmeiic honl,, ftbIes. catsiagc hcnfe
Jag arsl newly hu.il Barn, as es, iauare to-.
bacco houie and fiveT]l os..e- CT. i. ul.s.
lf,c lubtcriissr si!ll sig to ycnn We soKsn,p.ky,
si sifp,fc Of tbs fraa oa'yerg rs$f.nab!e toms.
One third Of be ra,csafs E,p"sy ~ c$Go ,tc ba.
lance 70 bonds ior ihct. rG.pl ylsy.y .symen.s.
besi:,sg nfctst tr III &c aa;c # not purc3ue!Iy
dit'>4rgea. win iccr1ty By II, stgage. p9f.
f-iTi and a detd 70 Be siyea a. lie 'a,a pay
tleb,.
benjamin DuleEy.
March Is. - CO
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SATURDAY, .ApR11 S, 1906.
Public Sale.

PURSUANT 90 deed of trut ii ON Walter S. Alex
aRter and Catherine his wife, to the iubicriber for
securing the payment so3 dollars 80 and inter-
eli anso Andrew Scholfeid aud company, and the fur
tr IAN OF 5SI dollars cents, and itereG nn:o Leon
ard and Thomas Cooke, viii be sold on the pre,nites
to Tie kgheh bidder for ready money Or iussdaY the
the ykth day of May n.xe, uniItidea noiety of
tract or parcel OF land lying AID being Potomac IT.
yer in the county of Fairfax aad 4ate Of Virginia, con
t.inhg 4so acres, ard adjoining the lands Il oenera!
Ehdmpfon Mafon; AuguRine.J. Smith; and fobi@s
tss to ecHimenee fferiisiy at II clock y that day
g. DENEALE, Tfnitee
April 1 cots
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March Is.
A great Bargain May be had.

r with 70 exchanec'lsE orsigt:: hundred ac1es
l. Of LAND, in Fairfax leuoty, formerly Leu
dodn county, for good lands in .theweaern co un.
try. l, lies near Sugar .Lsrd Run, it 10 6nely
thnbefed and waEeseu, good farming land, about
rs miles from the City Of WSalington, 90 from
Alexard,ia, and 2 from th: Potomac river
There are two tenstaencs and an excellent or-
chard on The premitss, about 10 bulhets ofwheat
fowed'laf fall and 2 good deal of clover, which
grows finely, tie foil being well adapted to the
Platter OF Paris, FROM the tulleG sxpcriuienssr--
the title indifpataele. Any psrfon making early
application may get an advantageous exchange
Application, BY letter, to the fub(criber in A..
lexandria, will be duly attend ed to.
b, DA:DE.
F.truary1. eoff
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n q T / C. f.

The Co-partnerfhip hitherto {ub-
Ching under the firm OF Matlotd q Lau/dsn,
Painters, of Alexandra, was diGolyed The 10th
intact, by mutual co:4ent. Al! perlons tina, ar
indebted q, OF that have claims en- The fame
ares.queaed to come forward and Ettie as fpee,
d,y as pebble, i, is dei.abe to clofe the cors
eetn, to either Of tie 'ueicrbers.
Danid Mdcleod,
7oa1 Lusssdon. !
fG,.es q
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'Fcbruary7.
JAMES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
n hi, GRccERY SrcaF, on King yTrset, ha,, ie
addition to bis formsrJ eats, added
A 'freh Supply G. Genuine Articles ia
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his aGortDenr complete.
lie ns4s offers fl, Jale, Of bisafasl low term,,
Msfcoyado Sugars ofvarlcus qua$
lisie.,
Loaf and Lump DITTO,
Gunpowdcr,
Imperial, ! 5'S # 5,
.Hyfoa, J. particularly lcleetss
Hyfon. skin. and family ule.
Souchoag J
BET Green Coffee,
Chocolate, of hyperion quality.
!; MADEIRA a s :.
Sherry,
Lillian, VI Ne j.
TenetKe,
Malaga, and
Genuine Old Port
Cognac and Baurdeaux Brandy,
Gid Jamaica Spirit, for family die,
Antigua, 81. Csoix, St. Vincedss, and News
England Rum,
KollJnd Gin,
Iriih and country Whiasep
MclaEe,, Wine, AID Cider Vinegar,
Ssopghton's Bitters.
Mace, Nutmess, Gloves, Gaia, fimen.o
Cayenne and Black Pepper, Race and Ground
Gmasr, Baker sats for table ufe, Pearl Barley
Ricr, Starch Fig blue, Soap, Mould, Opt and
SPermsceti Candies, Refined salt.Rstre, tlotant
Indigo, Alum, Copceras, Maddsr, BrimRone,
Spinning Cotton, psteo, Shot, all fzcs, bea
EGslial and country made Gunpowdsr, Segsf.r
ard Smoking Tobacco, very bra Chewing To-
bacce.
Hamilton and Isipsr'. Snuff, Huas.s'. Pipei
in boxes.
foadqn Muaard, warranted Of fresior sua'
lily, I5ixnn's beR ditto, Wrapping Paper, De
nnjohn's, &c. sc. with generally every articl-
in his line the whofs Il which have been leletf.
ed with care and will be diipof,d Of on the very
loweO ,sfms.
December J6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-05
PAINTER,

# Continues IN the fame hou(e where
Macleod and Lunidon formerly oe2up.ed, rext
door TO Ms9is. Vaudeville and Jam, fon, Kings
h'eet; wbsle be carries on the Siga, Ira lpa.
rens, ard Ornamental Painting Gliding and
Enamekns, Framing and Cleaning Pictures;
Mafoaic Aprons, Colots for Rtgim:nts, Marble
ing and all kinds Of Wood initiated.
AJjo has for Sale,
Oils, Turpentine, Putty & Paints
Of 81 kinds, dry and ground in oil +; Window
and Picture Glafs, of various iizss; Which he
will fell rafonablr 70, cath.
MlIchaI, go