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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
7air,y:jsrs. Bu,ietin efthe Grand Army.

Tair,y.ars Buliean efthe Grand army.
.. Interview between the emperors of
Germany and France Conclusionof an
armistice and the principal conditions Of
peace. Generous conduct ofthe enper-
or ofthe French towards the emperor
Alexander. His speechto the emperor
ofGernany upon his sesidence.--Many
eng,neers draw,he plan Of the field Of
the bIttic Of AusteTiit1 Immense loss
ofthe Observation-Disclosures Of generals
and officers killed and woundcd--caPture
of $50 Piecesof cannonaad Is standards.
Flight ofthr express Of Germany and Ill
the court from Olmutz. Brave men
distinguished. Surrounding of,he Rus.
sian army. Accession Of the emperor
Alexander to the capitulation. Interview
of the a:i-de.camP Savsry with the en-
Peror OF Russia. -
= Ausssrlitz,> Frimare r., year - =.
The emperor departed yesterday from
Aasterlitz, and Is gone to the advance
ed posts near Sarutchi. He Is fixed
near his extraordinary night guard. The
emperor OF Germany arrived without de-
lay. The two ulonarchs had an iuter-
view which lasted two hours. = The ems
peraE Of Germany dfd not dissemble, on
his own part, so much as on that Of the
emperor Of Russia, all the contempt.
with which The conduct Of England in
spired him; 'tthey are merchants" he
repeated, "who have set ON fse the con.
tinent 20 gain to themselves the COM
merce Of the world. !" .,-.-4<. * (. .~~~' !
The two prineeshave agseedto anar.
mistice, and to the principal condition.
Of peace which viii be negotiated and
finished in . few days. The Emperor
Of Germany madeknown to the empe-
por that the en- peror of Russia REQUEST.
ed alsoio NJ Ike = separate peace, that he
would abandon entirety the affairs of
Ehgland and never more feel an inie-
rest in them. aR73 - - Z $50 zs :.
L The emperor Of .Gesnany repeated
many times, $. There is nc doubt. in in
quarrel with England, France e right. >
He asked also q truce. for the rest Of the
Russian army. The emperor observed
to him that the, Russian army was sur
reandsd, that hot one man could escape ;
but, added he, / wish to do that which
is agreeable TO the emperor Alexander; I
viii permit the Russian army 10 pass;
Miflstpp the march oil my columns bu,
yonr majesty shall promise me thu the
Russian army shall return TO Russia, and
eyarusse Germsny and Austria and
Prussian Poland. II is the intention Of
the emperor Of Germany: can assur,
you FIT besides in the night, .yoa ma,
convince yourself by your own officers
They say thar the emperor said 10 III.
emperor Of Germany when he apnroaeh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

attended with greatsr advantage thar any
ether rlethcd.
IF, in fpelIing or reading, child fhoulO
give a wrong found 10 avcwel, Il fhould be
immediately referred 10 the Key, and recue(t-
cd 20 t..ow the fame vowel with its character
iac type. II faouId then be told pronounce
the word affixed TO IL; and afterwards TO
give rhc Jl1s found TO riic vowel il had -. ng-
4 pronounced For infiance, if it 1leuId call
aIsso, Also, It iiould be flown the in ball,
and told TO pronounce the fri fyilahle in the
word ago la the fame manner. BY this meth
cd children, in a flori time, will become per-
feefly acquainted with The variety of POUNDS
which tie vosssls afford, and be able TO pro-
nounce any word, however difficult, with
cafe aud proprlety
When they have gone through all the tables,
and can fpei words, OF any number of fylla-
bles currently IN the book, it will be proper
for them to go through again, and pronounce
the words vpitb9as ipelling. AT the fame time
the New Teifzment may be put into their
hands; which is book eafy to be read, and
contains truths the mott important for them
to know,
When thew can read finentlv in the New
Tefament, there are many books, eninently
calculated "a teach the art OF reading with
propriety, which may be put into Their hards.
The bef Of ,hsle fhould be feleced bnt the
choice nsia be left 20 he jndiciOus inRrneor.
TO conclude, party in the words Of Z late
elegant v.riter--sAware Of The prejudices uiu-
ally conceived by the ignorant, the envious,
and the Liberal, agaan every new attempt to
render the way to learning either fhorter or
fnoo,her,' the Author wifhes 70 fub1nit the
plan Of his work 10 The Judgment of thole a
lone, who are belt qualihe$io decide on the
ufetulnes Of The deign, or ;ude:cr!nefs q TIC
execution
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
RECOMMENDATIONS.

THE importance Of early iEnpr.Ang the
minds Of children with the rudimcnis Of or
biography, il is prsaurned none win deny
for the ufeiul arr Of fpsaking, reading and
writing with readiness and propriety, depends
much Oh the habit Of fpeliing aud pronounc-
ing words with accuracy.
10 give death wound, therefore, 70 the
painful, incorrect practice Of directing chill
dren 70 ysld l.EaIs, before they are able to lpaI
and ases1t common words of three fyllables,
we cordially recommend the COLUMBIAN o.
rHoeaAFArR This work we approve, be-
caufs il Is, as the hrl fchool-book ought 10 be,
merely fpelling book
The tables, diflinguifhing he different claG-
'es Of words, are judicioufy arranged TO facil-
:tafe tbs progreis Of chiidrsa in their rudi-
mesal 1ndies.
We th:sk, therefore. the Author merits
the patronage as well as the gratitude Of the
pubic, for bis exertions 10 ri note the inter-
Ell Of he rifing generation and we heartily
recommend this book 10 ntrusiors, as better
ealcula ed 10 anfwef the dehgn Of fpelling-
book, than any that has hitherto been pub
lfhed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
- Grand Auction.

TO be Jold at lGdion,
Ok THURSDAY, SEPT. ., Ise6.
III Lite Harbcy,. the feat Of tie lat.
Governor entworth, in PcytE
moatb, (tbe Ferily going to Luz
rape viz.
a IL the elegant Furnitures Of the rar6c,
= houfe. confftiDg Of the qreateli var;srs
and con6dered 10 he the NOT rich and iuperb
articles in this part of America among ~h;r1
are, Dining Tables long dining Tables wv
large parties Beds, bedding, bedReads, iept
let down, and others; Chars MAHOGANY
Gent. Chair and others tea Equpage, ma
hogany Stands, modern whole iets If Chaipa
the noft GETTY and beanfiful, 1ureens, &C.
rich cut Glais and Cahss Of All kinds; g.sra
Looking Glafes, in great variety Turkey
Carpets and others; red ard yellow elk AZ
rlaik Chairs, Sofa, &c. in the higher lfile of
furniture for great room and bedrooms,
ladies Tciletts unccmmonIy rare and hand.
fome; grand Harphchord Of the fnea tcne
by Longham and Broderip, cor rs guine7s.
fine toned Violins; elegant flvered and bras
mounted fhort and long Fowling Pieces; spV 4
Glatfes; Aunirg for boars il water parties.
complete and curious travelling 1ankeen.
tor travelling ia the woods or Oh water par.
ties with every apparatus for cooking, Be
fEnal Library of valuable books, incsdinp
law books, ard others fc-ne Of editions and
books not to be met with il nacps n common
magnificent gildcd Frame for full length
painting or portrait, or Pedsftal fer a loftv
room, with without celebrated likcres II
George the fecond, tie prefent Kng Of Rnp.
lands Grandfather fuPouted to coz no PUN.
ea.; a number Of fine Prints Pictures and
Paintings, On glals good kitchen FurniltFe
IN The u.mo4 variety for ulefuInrfs-F aI rnin9
uicnilics ~ al loTlsi fable Furniture; E4cf-
e., pair of very handfonie grays wamanitd,
florle, for All forts ~ farming krosgIi w w
I. one Of the beG Arm horfes IN this country. 1 I
very fpiried Horft for geutlenian's riding
horie, or for troop, ladies' riding crfs kind
q gentle, c2nters with cafe, bis ulual pace Ia y
dies Gde Saddle Birdie and geld figured head
whip elegant Engih Harrcfs or 4 srusge.
very handfcme and nronr IA t1aefher or
teParate, a light pleaiant tray 5ng FhzDn.
very little ufsd good itrorq Chaifl AID Har-
nefs. for family ufe. double and Il We sleiehs.
and tub Sleigh, Bells, &C about 20 ion hound
Hogfheads for cider; with varie of o.hsr
ARTICLES TOO numerous to particular
Cazneau Bayley, .sufl Ger.
To-tf"sHtb, >fagEs ~, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
Seth Clark.

INFORMS that he continues TO occupy the
hand formerly improved by WATsos g.
CLARK, FJ@.Freet, three doors below the
Maine Fire and Marine Iniurance Office
where he carries on the
Tailoring Bufnef5.
He has for fale, few pieces bet
fuperfne BRoADCLOThS, KERsEY-
MEREs, VEST PATTERNS, &c. &c.
r. Triarsai.gs # al kirls soalfa=tty On ka~4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

Charles & Iohn Fox,

AndIfro O. JOA1ii
Mas. 4 eaI 5, South G7s ssg-Wbs.f
HAVE Jun received for fale,
100 Bolts 6rft quality Ruiba Duck
so do fecond do DO
50 do. Ravens 90
so do Heavy do
$50 doz III qualify 2 and > threaded
Sewing Twine.
100 ID. whipping do.
$50 Barrels Tar,
so do Pitch,
20 do Turpentine,
is do Rohn,
Sheathing and drawing Nails, cut and
wrought,
Spikes and Nails of all kinds,
. tons sheathing Papsr-belf kind,
. A oakum do
10 barrels DAtch Linfeed Oil,
White Lead & verdigrifs. ground in oil
Yellow and red Paints,
2 tons Bar Lead,
IL Sheet do No. 8 and 81,
eco lbs. ron Rivets,
1000 Iron Block Buihes,
Sheet Copper, Is to % cSnees,
2oboxes dipt Candles,
Is do Chocolate,
Few chefs Sonchong Tea, hyperion quail
ity--tbeap,
50 Philadelphia caraboOfes.--diferent
flzes,
A quantity Of Patenr iron Shives,
hyperion 10 any nov in rse warranted 70 lait
feven ears, and win probably Tar twraty, at
the mandatory prices
.ilS--A complete s1ortTlent OF
Sbib-CbandLerv QHi C9ydags.
bv the gang or fnaller quantity, which viii
Be fold u The lowell terms, and very liberal
credit. (6w) .7rg3' ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

By lJmiei Iohnloa,
ka1 for fale al tbe PORTLAND BoeK-
.SIyRE.ane by All sac Booksellers in TIE
ud'teg states. lie
1e'Easi2g 1rfbes qpbsr;
Or, FHa Book for Children.
y which he words arc mefhodically arrsn-
ge'i ra'icnaiiy divided into fyllableS; and
s-snratesy ACCENTED according 20 the belt an-
...os..ies. For the ufe Of schools.
BY JAMS PIKE,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
s-i4 ri LA f1 1uit !.

1F-iH 9 .ALqis-f 0 zuf
s ssrer.assed. thai on tie twenty frit
~ y. Llr. IA tie thirty-irll year Of
Ne ifa = dense q tie United States of "a
re.- Hiaai 5s1 q to- faid dfrclshath
= "a ts.s tlsce rhc ,itle OF book, the
n--cira. he elaifns : proprietor, II the
'..l. cwat 10 VII :-' The Columbian
sOr M yn1r ur Firi Book for Children.
O. 9A'e- ~e-as eve methodicaiy arrang-
~ r-t.s.a ytacd sn,c lylfabies; and ac-
iei--ss ,f.sd accordirg TO the neit author
'iuc sa ne ~ schculs BY 19sres Pits."
ssinii u 10 he acf Of tie congFefs ofthe
WV. -s .gs Z usietl An at for the en-
.'ss.t.sneai = '@a-ang. by fecuring the CO.
,es " ti- charts, aad hooks 70 the au-
.errs ana arep-ietors ST fuch copies, during
ae s--l ia-rt:u me iened Z and allo an ael
-e- huaa supplementary to an act en-
- Y. AZ TOR s.ic sncou. agcnent Of learn
F hf iccu iag MS copss Of maps, charts
Fl W. ~ 10 tie - iors or proPrietors Of
-e1h a9es. cusilg he ,imes nerein men,
ger'. AID eS eaeirg the benefits thereof to
a' ass "a Jeasaas. engraving aisd etching
c.'s.e& md o,uer prin5s"
. A4NRv sG1vALL, cls.i D5fia IF
= lat e.sJ = IF ,ss0rs, Aeaiqe.
atssA, rs SEmALL, clssk.
Es..f IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
REMOVAL.
Q AMUEL WATSON has remov-

-
= ed from the fand formerly occupied by
WATSON & CLARK, to
No. Q, <ss-RozD-Fi,G-Stye-t,
heretofore occupied by Mn Isaac ApAMs--
where he viii carry on the
IAILOtlNG BUSINESS,
in allits branches. with aeatnefs and difpatch.
He tenders mis- 6ncs thanks for palt favors,
and hopes 10 merit CONTINUANCE Of The par
ronage OF his Friends and the Publc.
hs bSs Jar jsL<,
a few patterns Of fathlonable iuperfne
Brcadcloths and Kerteymeres, with tuitable
IIimmlngs-and 10 future will keep on hand,
a iuppIy OF the boa aud moR fashionable
Goods
3 Orcers from the Country for
fashionable CIoalhing, will be attended 70
with Panetaaii'y' Asgse II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

he fubfcriber hereby gives pub
l'c notice ID al coEcerned, thar HE las
hesn duly appointed, and has taken upon her
iSlF1Ae Iruit Of adminiilratrix on the cltare of
WILLL4h H<ISIt< ILL,
Ia'e OF Portland, IL the county Of Curnbcr-
land, mariner, dcceafed, by giving bond a.
the law directs:-f he therefore rsoueas III
portions who are indebted 20 the faid deceaf-
ca eltate, TO make Immediate payment, aud
tho,e who have any demands thereon, 10 en-
hibit the tame to
ELIZA. WlSWALL.
dsgsa IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

Letter from t5e Rev. Psa,l6n T5a fos, 70 .Le IL
fBsr, dated SOrse.f 1vs,fb, Nay Is, 1905.
DEAR SIR,
hncerely hope and verify believe, tha the
COLUMBIAN ORTHoGRAPHER is a work which
viii meet the appreciation Of the public
From the opportunity ! have had for peruing
the manuscript, am highly pIeafed with the
blan and with the execution OF IL. Its implicitly
and perfpicuity muff give il decided prefer
ence, for the ule of children, ! think, to eve
~ other work Of the kind, which has fallen
within my obfervation. hope You will not
delay in procuring its publication.
With much efteem, Sir,
lam YOU afectonate friend.
PEARSON THURSTON
4 rDs Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
William Swan,

Ne. 3, Laics-Rssv, Midf's-Sf'sff
LTAS received Al additional slortment OF
kurppean and India G0ads.
Also,
Welf-Indiz Ram per hid.
Fourth proof Brandy PER pipe.
Holland Gin per do
Cotton per bale,
Beit Calcutta Sugar per bag,
70 Calks real Dutch Linieed Oil,
London white Lead per catk,
Eyfon, Hyfonfkin and Souchong Teas,
per cheif- warranted hyperion qualify,
&C Sc
AL which faall be fold on the nof advan-
geous terms. Augutf II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
RIM AErA1~

FKUM tie iublcrIbcr, an Apprcn.
tice by the name OF 5sJsp5 BrsrOn, abou,
rs years old, and about ) feet inches h;gh
dark complexion. Matters Of ve7els and 9th.
ers are forbid harboring or trufiing faid 40.
prentice-and any one who will return hin
TO his mailer again lhah receive one cent r..
ward. HIRAM HATCH.
Nsrfbysrnsuis, Auguf Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
FOR SALE.

IL Nc. 10, u4i'a-B,s@,f,
so Bbls frefh Flour, now landing.
s pipes Hollands Gin, entitled TO deben-
ture
100 boxes Candles, mould and diPt,
90 do SPermaceti do
5000 lbs Bacon,
Loaf .Sugar--Gin Cafes,
Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Hyfonikia and
Souchong Teas,
by 9 and 10 by 2 Window Clsfs,
Crates Earthern Ware.
hsrHf lS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
co. TO FARMERS.

THE Lands ID Townihip No. 4, ID
the sth Range north Of the Waldo Pr
tent, are offered for fac III Lots VI any ia.
from looto 500 acres 20 be felecfed IN ~
part OF the tovnihiP, Ut the plsaiuse " pus.
chafers
This townfhip i Rocked with valrsbIa
timber Of various hnds--is well watersd BY
dreams which fall into the Pilcataquis, sud
afford an eafy and cheap conveyance 100
rats and boats carrying FIVE tons, 70 ths ids
waters on the Penobfcot The foil il inis'
rior to none in the DiftriA IL Maine, an1 lie
title y indiiputable.
As the Prisap0t Object of the fale win Be .
promote the immediate fettlernert of chs
o"nihiP, Il viii be difpoled OF on seFrs
usuALLYLIBERAI,a and to none except futh
As JSa1 become stisSi fstilsfs. Thole thereiors
VINO with TO obtain Farms or fuch terms, are
invited % examine the rownihip, and for lu's
1her particulars apply to
MOSES CREENLEAF.
Easgc-, SOC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
Letter ran sJsiis5 W. SesVsy, p sasptor cft5e IL
G.eng at BsrrVink, to tbs I44t5oy, dated Bsyzrisi
May II, 1905 ,

Slky
AS you were 70 polite and eondefeending
IS 10 favor me avith the peruial ofyour manu-
fcript Ct the GoIuMBIAS OKTEocRAPFR, and
10 requef my opinion upon the plan Of the
work, ihak not heftate TO give il with the
gre1ief frankneis.
From It's hmplcity and adoption to the ca
pacities Of children, think il mua have =
decided preference 70 any other work Of the
kind have YET feen; and is calculated great
Iy TO facilitate the acqui6tsn Of the rudItnsnss
Of learning.
Many of the Inconvenience, which il is in
tended to remedy, and which, no dc=bt, il
will, have nlyfeIf frequently experienced IN
teaching commoR ichools
With emotions Of gratitude 10 you, Sir, for.
70 uiefuI and laudable an undertaking, NUT
express my highef appreciation Of the work !;
hoping, as reward of your labor, you viii
likewile receive the full appreciation and pat
renage Of an enlightened public.
am, Sir, with refpeS, yours, &c.
JOSIAH W. SEAVER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
REMOVAL.

SIMON DEARBORN,
INFORMS bis friends and culloners, thai,
ne has removed from his ihop IN Middle
Street, TO No. o, Joass'- Rezt,. FisG-Ssys.f.
Where he carries on the
/ AlLOklNG BUSINESS,
IN its various branches with neatnefs and dif-
patch, AID according to the newell faihions.
Conitanriy for faIe as uiuaI a general aaort-
ment OF Broadcloths, Of the bel qualities.
Also,
Cafimeres, Veftings, &c upon as reafona-
bic terms as can be procured at any Store in
town.
n. 3. Orders from the country executed
AZ mort notice. Auguft III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
WANTED

WANTED
AT the above buGnefs, LAD,
about "a years old, Of ltesdy habits"--to
whom good encouragement will be given.
AaFyf 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

y 'f5s.f faiy s1t4rs.s kiqd 5.,sakli Az,
'li,5osiss-'e -'nisy faa5 and ,e-iaf 5ssU''s,
ri eeite, fran ~ AaF;-iz psis ssf Lsps
ll5f tssasr pllnt On resr rs tlo7rrirr is4I,
q J.s.S re Larssq pysmjfd in sJ6,igg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
o. 70 Printers.

FoR fale q tbs Oface, frnalI fount =,
7etn Long l9riumgr BIaek.
or II more convenient, exchanged for pRF.
WEIR, thar IS not much worn. ,Asrua n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25
Sakltyi5s5 By tie tol1ozyiag GeatiezseH.
DEAR sIR,

DkAk hlNb
lam much pleafed 10 near that you arc en-
gagged in the compilation Of new fpelling-
book which, uncerifand, :sto be conform
able to what frequently wiltd tofee intro
duced, when was employed in the inltruc-
ton e. youth my1elf. I underaand il to be
your intention, thar the whole book fhall con-
tain nothing more than fpeling; which, in
my opinion, will very much facilitate the pro-
grefs Of learners, beides laving neediels ex-
epenfe. ought nor 10 fay needles, for il IS
worfe; as think the attenipt TO read leTons,
and luch fables and Tories, as f2eIling- books
are generally crowded with, before they have
become perfect in the groundwork, will nat
ura,ly retard their advancement in reading,
as well as photography.
That your l.Rdable endeavors, to promoi.
the welfare OF the ri6ng generation, may be
crowned with facets, and receive general ap-
probation, is the hncere with of your friend
aad fervant, JOHN MYCALL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

Pi'Ss's Spelling Book contains one hundred
60 lxiy e-.ht pages-is printed with a per-
:e-tis new type, and on much better paper
t-an j. u.na. to PriDs lchool book upon
The price, which IS io6 per dozen aud 20
cents Eagle makes il the lowell fchcol book
81 .fae uniop The preface, which is here
iGajoued, wil. thew tie plan 81 ,he author
aud ne varioGs con'ae.GA'iors which Follow,
vii 'he~ the lrprehztias lie BOOK mas alrea-
~ me- with
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-25

ARTHUR SHIIRL EY-P X M III.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02

ready 10 be called forth az al hours warn.
ing. A large body of trosps is upon the
Polish frontier"
The French frigate lie Rim Of AZ guns
has shared the fare of La Guerrero a tea
legraphic dispatch was yesterday received
at the admiralty, stating thar she had ar
rived at PIymouth prize to the Mars,
captain Oliver.
Yesterday the signal was made for the
expedition at Spithead to get under way ];
but the wind coming round TO the westward
i, was soon after annulled. The vessels
that sailed from the Downs have also been.
obliged to put back in consequence of the
wind changing.
Mr.. Fox, according to he reporsofthis
day, had submitted TO the operation oftap-
ping. Il is said that four gallons of wafer
were drawn of, and that he felt considera-
bic relief. Earl Moira attends a, Mr..
Fox's Office and sransacts business forh.m.
tits reported tina, ar the grand fete now
preparing a. Paris, or Wheel general peace
is proclaimed, Bonaparte intends TO an.
nouuce his nomination of several hundreds
of his subjects to be dukes, marquisses,
couots and barons. Among these will be
some of the ancient French nobility. A.
mong she members of his family he has al
SO resolved to revive the titles Of duke OF
Orleans. princes of Condo and Cont, &c.
sc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
NASHVILLE, August so.
HQRRIn MURDERu

On the evening OF the 18th instant, a
-daugh,erof the reverend John Record, Of
Williamson copaty. about seven yeas of
age, on her return from school, was cruel
y murdered by negro girl, in branch,ot
water The particulars Of the murder, as
tar as wescan learn, are these: That for
some, cfime she had been corrected, h>r
which she determined sotake revenge, for
this purpose she waited AT the branch for
the retura of the girl; when she came 10
the branch, the negro threw her (wth her
face down) into the water, Che negro prov
ing the strongest, held the girl in the @a,er
until she was dead. ] lfe negrn has con,
fes-ed the deed. On Saturday ias,, the
chairman OF the court passed sentence for
the negro TO be hanged in the vicinity o.;
Franklin, on the 5th day OF September
next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
ID Il NCING Is C. HOO L.
NJ. 'esENERIS,

sTl EsPECTFULLY'in informs the Ladies AMI
N Gentlemen Of Alexandria, thar his Dan
cling School will commence on Wednesdag, the
8th Of October. He will introduce variety
of new Steps and Dances, such as Pcs .Sa III,
Garottes, Coalitions, lately received from Pa
ris-Likewise, the celebrated Polonise lfSs2au-
ct, in the Opera Of Gendlilla; danced by, MIR.
Francis on the Spring Garden Theatre-,,..an:'
a Grand Bo(lat.
NoTE-To create ambition among his pu
pills, he proposes having an EXHIBITION
at the end Of their second quarter-therefore
requests the parents who are anxious to aav'
their Children improved, to send them as 500
as possible, SO as to receive timely instruct y
on. t9,ls E,5
October 9. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
This is to give Notice,

F~HATthe subscribers hath obtained ffonr
4 the Orphans Court of the county Of A
lexsndlia, ia the district of Columbia, letters
of administration on the personal estate of.
James Shanks, late of the said county, de-.
ceased; all persons having claims against the.
said deceased, are hereby required to exhibit
them with the vouchers thereof to the subscri-
bers, on or before the Goth day of February
next, otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all heneft to said estate-and all persons
indebted thereto, are requested to make inn
mediate payment.--Given under our hands
this a6th day of August lo6.
John Kincaid, Ex'rs.
John Grid,
august 90. 2aw6W