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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27
WAsHINGrsn, Ia. 10.

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On Wednefday the Indian Chiefs
viGted the trigate Adams, which
wa, drefled for the occaGon. At
one o'clock they were conducted on
board, accompanied By the Secreta-
rics Of the navy ana war.-A fhort
time after a falute was fired from
the frigate. They were then fhewn
the different paris of the yeilel, and
the military apparatus. They were
highly plcafed with this mark Of at
tention, and made their acknowlcdg.
ments to this effect to the PreGdent.
They cvinced little, If any emotion,
at the fpeaacle or the firing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

We learn the Hon IsAac FARkER,
Of this town, Is appointed one Of the
Judges OF the Supreme Court Of this
Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27
CHE Ga3ettf.

-NO'FD-df, January 27, 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

A letter from French naval off,
Ger, atCadiz, received at Newyork,
itates, that OF thirty three fail Of. the
line, of which the combined flcst,
before the acton Of October ~ con-
lifted, only ten remained.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

A bill is before .Congrefs fer re-
Pealing the laws.authorizing The paw
ment OF public flock for lands an1
for the redemption OF the public debr
by rhe Purchafe of ltee.. and intre-
duting new prin,iples III both.
The Secret; ry Of the Tryalirry, in
letter TO the chairman OF the Cen
lnittee Of Ways ant As3ns, accom-
Pan!ins Sill.to teFsal the 2 q to'au-
rhnrfz- -tsc rcr-ipt ~ eyi lc-c-s cF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

Jerome BonaParte was ,7t Nlntzs
November 14;h, on his way to Join
the FrenLh feet It Brtf:. 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

The brig traveller, from Jamaica,
at Norfolk, on the 24d Of Nov. was
pluDdered by a French pri xateer.
On the Iit of Dec. was plundered by
a SPanith priyatccr, and the crew
beaten = attempted TO 20 into the
Havana for fuPply Of proviions, but
was retufed PermiiIion, and only al
lowed to fend the boat in.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-27

E3tr4H .sf a Letter fran a Student of
Diviaity, bekngiHg 70 Bottom, and
r9W in London, 10 a Nmifer Of
the GelPel in this state, datrI
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

The progression of North East storms
from South Yesf 10 North East has Of
ten been noticed II public joutnals, and.
in philosophical publications. The late
gafe which produced % many melancho-
ly disasters, began 81 appears from the.
account Of the iossofthe Baltimore pack
et, inlat. IS, on Friday whereas Il did
not commence IN New.Y ork and New.
England till Saturday night, and Was
not severe on Sunday morning.
IL i nentionedin Mr.. Webster,s His
tory Of Peslilence, thar the years when
comets approach, orpolcanoes discharge
FIRE, are, beyond comparison, the most
teInpestuous. yS e. s. g3.sss
!" Az dry seasons usually precede vol
canic eruptions, so very wet seasons Of
ten follow them. This seems not to be
the invariable course Of events but
there are remarkable -instancesof delng.
ing rains after their discharges. Wit
ness the seasons following the universal
convulsions Of the earth in 1922, and 8,
and 1896. - .Zrxs II p :.
F. ). An GNsIy SaSSS uGhCNS buta tcuaIA
win be found true, that the approach Of
Comets, and volcanic eruptions disturb
the regular course Of the seasons. The.
heat of summer and the cold of winter
arein EXTREMIST more snow 10 generated
in winter, and more hail il sunrner !;
tennpests are more violent and frequent;
meteors more nurnerous, and rain more
unequally distributed over the earth" 4
Without ntendiRg 10 offer an opinion
~ TO the soundness Of these remarks
which are evidently the fruit Of unweari-
ed historical research--without intend.
ing to apply them 60 the past, or present
season, We shall here merely observe,
that . few months since, a Comet was
noticed BY The Astronomers Of England,
and, e appears from an article 10 our
paper Of last week, avery extraordinary
eruption Of Mount Vesuvius occurred
during the month Of June. To record
such condolences of great physieal phe-
monica, IL one ofthe essential duties ola
public Journalist. IT, = :: !. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

cisterus, and part Of the aqueduct which
brought water from die celebrated nlopn-
tain Of Zowan within sight) which is ];
more than fftymiles distant.-F Fill with=
in few years there remained, ] think,
seventeen entire arches of this admirable.
memorial of human labour and persever-
ance, which were near an hundred feet
high, supported, BY. columns about six-
teen feet square, and thirty apart but
his supreme Excellency, the all power
full and magnificent M1shsnoud All Bey,
his present worship, thought proper to
build two Or three paltry batteries to
grace the rising grounds near 1uis, and
caused all these fine arches to be pulled
down, to furnish stone for that nobisr>
purpose. 4 r. ! i, 4. r ~
" The cistefns (about sixteen or TWEEN
ty remain to Be traced are indeed admi-
rable specimens of the ingenuity of the :
ancient csrthagenians. They are about
fifty yards long, ten wide, and fifteen
deep, all under ground and ] imagine
would contain fuf6cient water to supply
Carthage Eve years, admitting two hum
bred thousand gallons were destroyed
daily" -. r..
Its generally understood that one of
the threats held out by Bonaparte during
the present negotiation, has been, that
If Great Britain would not consent to a
peace, he would invade Portugal, and
either annex it to his dominions, or be.
stow it on one Of his relations. s.s
tLondon paper.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
NEW.YoRK, September ~.

The late gale, which appears 70 have
beenyeryextensiye and unusually severe
on our coast, extended bur small dis.
lance on the land. We are Informed,
thar. Fifty miles from she Sea, there was
little wind or rain and that, 1t the dis.
tance Of eighty miles, the weather was
lair and calm. AZ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
LONDON, Angus. q.

Wereceiyed this morning New York
papeEsto the f4th July. We are sorry
% find that every effort il still used TO IN
fame the public mind ID America against
this country. We have extracted IN ar
ticle respecting the behaviour Of an Off
Ger Of the Cambrian 70 the Crew Of an
American ship, 1.-THE Kentncty Of Baiti-
notel not because we give the siishtest
credit TO the statement, but as . sPeci-
men ofthe intemperafe andindecent IAN
guage which disgraces the American pa
pers. - II d. l Il J. 80 It. i. ~
I Two Gottenburg mails arrived this
morning. The following b the only ar
ticie ofintelligence thevs ontain Cor
TExBvac, July %. Yesterday, arrived
a Russian courier 10 nine days from St.
Petersburg. with dispatches for the Rus
sian minister IN London, and for the
Eog,ish government. be viii take his
passage ID the packet that sails to day
The Russian army, itappears, are al in
environments, ready 10 be called forth NJ
an hour,s warning. a hrge body Of
troops Is upon the Polish frontier. /"
The French frigate lie Rhin, Of "
guns, has shared the fate Of La Guer-
Tiere: telegraphic dispatch was yester-
day received al the admiralty, stating
that she had arrived e. Plymouth, aprize
70 the Mars, captain Oliver. -. T.
Yesterday the signal was made for the
expedition AZ Spithead 70 get under way:
but the wind coming round 10 the west
ward Il was soon after annnlled. The
vessels thar sailed from the Downs have
alsc been obliged % pu, back In eonse-
quence Of the wind changing.
Mr.. For, according TO DE report Of this
day, had submitted to the operation of
saepia9.-ltis said that four gallons Of
water were drawnolf and that he felt
Considerable relief. Earl MORA attends
1t Mr.. Fox's ofiee, and traasacts BUSH
ness for him. s:a sa
It's reported, that Il he grand fste
now preparing a Paris, orwhen ! gene.
raj peace i proclaimed, Bouaparte 10
i tends % announce his nomination Of se-
verai hundreds Of his subjects 10 b
Dukes, Marquisses, Counts, and Ba.
rons. Among these will be some Of the
ansient French nobility. Among ths
members Of his family he has also resolv.
ed 70 revive the tides of Duke cf Or
leans, Princes Of Condo and Conf, &c
~ 4 -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
An aspiration 10 CHARITY, 1paich !,
@LOYE.s
FOR THE INrELLlGEKcER. l.

< DESCEND, o divine charity AMI
mate our hearts with thy celestial fame
form our perfection, constitute our de-
light, and render us acceptable to the
God of charity: before whom, destitute
Of thee, we are nothing. Come and u-
mite US forever, TO the greatest and best
Of Beings, and his living Image, our be-
nevoIent REDEEMER. Render us
mercifui, that we may obtain mercy
teach us sincerely to forgive, even until
seventy times seven," Vat we may
receive the pardon Of our ,N.numerable
Offences Sublime, delightful virtue.
=" THOU SHALT NEVERFAIL !"
but shall constitute the biessedness Of
the blessed, and bea river of pleasure,
ofwhich they ALL shall drink, in the
glorious abodes of heaven, for ever and
ever land why .-because CHARITY
10 LOVE, and LOVE IS GOD, and
GOD is What an heart.
clearing delightful thought--that inf
mite Goodness, who is Interchangeable love,
viii leave no being in the universe to
wiekedness and misery, hut win accom-
plish his work, by enlightening their un-
Outstanding, recfifying their will root
ing out every vicious habit, destroying
every evil propensity; and to effect this,
employing every mean Of gentleness and
seyerity, that his wisdom shall deem ne
cessary; till he has At length banished
evil and MISERY from the unit efse, and
rendered all it, intelligent inhabitants
good and happy, wise and virtuous.
Whata prospect but sublime and de-
ligheul rs IL Is, it cannot be exaggerat-
ed, because, 1T IS OUR CREATOR,
the best, As wellas the greatest Of beings,
OUR ETERNAL FATHER, who
to complete the astonishing work: He
who commands Us " TO love HIM with
all our2heart, aud with an our soul, and
with all our strength, and with all our
mind = because He Is worthy Of this alb
solute love and confidence. How hap
py is the universe TO be subject to his
government /! what gladness should we
feel! what songs of triumph should We
raise! = How should the earth rejoice.
that the Lord God omnipotent reigneth -
and that under his sway We may
rest assured, that no moral evil willever
exist. which shall not be destroyed, nor
any physical evil which Is not intended
a. remedy, whereby moral agents may
attain 70 perfection and felicity; to the
1 immortal glory Of the Being infinitely.
j good and wise, and who IL. unchangea-
BE and everlasting love, and whoss
Is mercy endureth for ever =, u So RI
j PHIL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
Ftem .te Meap- liark Egeuiag Ia,

From che NeID- 7 ORR Evening Past. A
3 Miranda.--Weareceived letter last
evening from gentleman Il the Quar-
antine Ground ofwhich the following are
extracts .elzEs 4
TO THE EDITOR or TINE rvENIHc Posr.
Y 9sarahfine Grotsnd, on heard ne sch'y
Amazon, Sept. 10, iso6.4:
q Sin, III Lad q
Having Just arrived in the schooner
Amazon, Johnson, in'24 days from L.
guira, lose no time in enclosing to you,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

favourable Is the csuse Of peace that
although she may have determiued 70
sell us the Florida, she viii abandon
not an inch of her retensions % the cas-,
tern boundary Of Mexico: that she win
mot even wait Tor tardy time 70 settle that
dispute, bur that she win frat sousf us Of
the possesaiou, and then with the adxan.if
taEe u having Il ID her hands win nego-
5ciate for the right e such be the poli-
cy she has ID view, i may wave for 2
time the conmencenent Of q war with
the u. s. bot not for ever. phil. .fzs.
An attempt Of this spftat the present
ssement, forms much stronger presump-
ton other unfrisndly disposition than q
my other. Had the governor Of Taxus
penetrafed the Sabine IN January or Fee
bruary Or March, l. would not have ex-
cited our astonishment. Il vas the We.
~ thing which vas attempted last Sep
temher. Il was the very thing, which
We had Z right b expect omthe rslati.
ons subsisting between us. i" That
course. (says The Secrst Message which
they have chosen 10 pursue, win appear
from the documents nos. communicated.
They authorise the inference that Il -
their intenfion 10 advances on our posses
sions until hey shall be repfessed By m
opposing force. >But nov, when ane-
euciatinn Is in actual progress between
Us ]; now, when Il should Be her amIhiti.
on, were she really disposed for . friend.
& adiustment Of our differences, 10 give
5Gs every proof Of that disposition at
such moment to send an army within
our actual limits--we must confess Il has
Almost unfriendly and hostile appearance.
This nenacing attitude will scarcely
be removed by.the Embellishments of l
peace in Europe. Should such Be tht
event, il would not be visionary TO ex-
peet new oppositions from the. ally of
Spain !; new armies breaking into Loni-
siana and new and more formidable
obstacles % peaeeable adjustment Of
our differences. j ri aszz H =. ' q 81.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
PHILANTHROPY.


sSpainis said 70 be backed BY France
and disposed 10 engage with 10 in the un-
;pro6tabie contest Of trying which can do
the other the most harm, 10 there nos
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
PHILADELPHIA, September "a
~Terons Bonaparfe cdbh4rsd. =

Z 81
:. Our correspondent at Baltimore, un.
der date Of yesterday noon, informs,
that q q pilot has Just arrived bringing
accounts that OF the Capes he saw a
French ~ totally dismantled belonging
TO Jerome Bonaparte's Heet.* Just as
he wa taking charge Of her, an English
ship hove in sight Zone OF Strachauis
Aeet) fred broadside into her. upon
which the ~ Immediately struck her CO.
lors. The French ship wa. burnt, and
the crew landed At Norfolk. =
r. We presnme fhe above ia the Tefe-
ran, 3eromes flag snip, AZ me karn BY
an arrival at cur Ldzarsffo, that a. ship
ofher description svas ssen a JeD days
age Of Haftrras IN very distressed con-
G,iea j .=o.->.-.s ~
-.&5Af:lg s2.ss ~ - - sSsG&&,
A passenger in III. Rufus. from
Nantz, adds 10 the other. reports pre-.
vailing there atthe time Of his departure,
that Louis Bonaparte, King Of Holland,
had been assassinated- go
A letter from Messrs. Hope & Co. of
Amsterdam dated July 80, mentions,
that the treaty hetxeen Russia * France
was signed on the goth of July--and
that general peace WAS Immediately ex-
.Pected. 4 - q -. ~ II
Advieesrseeived .. New-York from
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

Extract efa letter from an American gen.
fitmnn at Tunis, daied Juig4 9, s06. +
g am now on the scite of the once re-
nowned carfhage---where Scipio fought,
where HANNIBAL conquered, where the
intrepid old Belhsariis himself drew opt
his legions, and hid the light Of heaven
for seventeen long days with the smoke
Oft noble city, dsAagrated by his own
hand. About one mile from where 4
now sit, stands . stupendous archway
and gate, the only entire surviving mo-
nument Of ancient Carthage! This was
the southern entrance into the town and
in its vicinity are = number Of mutilased
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
MARTLMsBURG, October 10.

Married. on the a5M uh. ELIJAH
MENDENHALL, Esq. formerly o. this
place. to Miss BETSf ASTON, Of
Ghambsrsbug.
s b.: J., -. satssaaaxs*s
* FOR THE INrELLfGENcRR.<
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

Capt. Gold, arrived 1t New-York,
from Porto-Rico, informs, that news
had reached there from the Main, that
Gen. Miranda, with 600 men, had land
ed IN the Gulph Of coro, and was imme-,
diately Joined By 10 600 we'll disciplined
men, and II was expected he would soon
over-runthe country. This news was
received by q Danish schooner and was
believed. Capt. G. (who believes the
news1 says Miranda landed about the
ssh August. The news was received
q Porto. Rico on the 9Th Of September.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

Adviees received .. New-York from
Gibraltar state, that q treaty between
Great Britain and Spain had been aligned
4. Madrid on the 9Th Of August. s7
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10

A passenger in the Rufus. from
Nantz, adds 70 the other reports pre-.
vailing there atthe time Of his departure,
that Louis Bonaparte, King Of Holland,
had beer, assassinated.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
May g
.
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deedos tnelf from
lanes payidion to the fosf,:risF, tc !scsle TIC
paymens Of fam Of roDcy fson the fsId Jaacs
Davidfsn to Daniel spansleE apf Samuel Spaeg
Ter, Will be expelled 10 faie, atpublr sac'iaus
for ready maHey, uaon the pseaGes, an WE'D
NRSDAY, III; twenty. e'gath dai of May nexss
a LOr#of GROUND, lying zion the fouth
6de Of Prince itfeet and TO tie wesaaId OF Wa.
ssr fseet, in tie town Of AexaBEia, fronting
apon Prince ftreet 70 feet riches ard extend
ing back 90 feet inchcs--upon wick ihefe is
erected TWO Rory Frame Houfe.
George Maaunn.
Msy /. eodf
Printing, il: IT'S VARIOUS |raaches,
haadiomfy esseaated al thss sgle,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1906.
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has5sf reteivld BY The iate. arriUAls a band
J5ae eg,rtmexf Of
S P RI N e. C. 90 D s,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Colorado Null Mullins / Ladies extra long Elk anG
Diagonal laced anu pequet kiG gloves
ditto Habit do.
ca. gauzs. ilpauneS and Yusk tanned do.
heiey- Gems 90. lie nie h,its
Pain and Injured leno Mems gioscs
sfrqaer Grape Adelphi cptton III boxes :
pala caasrie iaeonet and Wcots llPe1anc Cloths &
null s1,pA;us ea.lmercs =
pain * coiored haif-cerd-yl Marieilles waco1tirg
cd canbric Naikeens
India & Biitiih book nrf 4 and 7S Irifh linen g
liz ShituDf Gottua
Es. do. hanakerchisfs ! i-smg lawns
Lcno wells men Can.orie.s
L2S= catnhric and tam U,lbrciias
boxed null fhlais i bdpdana hrrdkerchicls {
Heuey. comb and ss7perfaf | f.iatillps
iltiact do l)ow'aS
: Undrtfaea ging.aanis,e hintz Cieas
ana ceils,es 5.,,,ep',urph
silk ara cotton siasnbrlss 3ioa5ursiis and rolls
falian Mantnas Rsftas =:
Ribanls {;ulrahs and
aiaa Gcwing fhFE 5ei.DYoois.
Sia ar cotton hoiery
AIS 0.
FRESH TEAS, /.
l os fnpetog quality, a fn.ai Lcalsn e'sifers ar u
. By The pound. -,
May 6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14

Gotten and Tuner,
Have received from New Yoik, And are now
opening at their Listn sists, On Royal ateet,$
OPP. ale Mr.. Jaules RGlit's,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
! 1riih Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
bfean t1o!lands, pIatil:as, aad TitlIsuon:gs.
4 a daily espsR, S.
Diapers, Checks, Hempens, D9W-
laFs, Sheeting., Tmeads, &c.
ses .,s= - TIA .fersa z}e
A few chefs of Imperial and Hyfon
Teas, u The laiea imForlasions and 50 lacks
of liverfool'SalS. >.
May g. ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14

Cotton s. Stewart
Rsys 1eeeFpe1. a lafge ,Nftygf
PAPER HANGINGS,.
Of varioas fsure. zua &; sic Ysyess i.i3;;otss $,
seri! 70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
T No. 1860.
70 r S A L Z,

gtlhe.Ja6iry,5<,s,
Mould Candles, of a very hyperion
isaii'y, by the box
Window 6!s!a. Of different lz>s
Batelios Winr, insspAs5er caas
Lsibon Salt, aal Wit'ow Cals.s
Gelm@n Lineis, OF ittFercni descriptions.
Al SO,
100 hhds Maryland and Virginia
Iooatro, fa;t OF wh;th is vel. !uissd 10 ,hs
Wet Imiia makes.
X. T. H6oe & Co.
kday IL. eu,f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of a deed Of truR from
D4niei NJ Carty to Ire feribrs 10 fcure he psy'
sacnr OF = fun, oil money due from the isid Da"!si
k'Carey TO Jonathan AMI Eahion SehoIiis,i. va DC
ic!d al pubic suaan on the pTenliI@s, TO the hghcH
bider. far ready money the 3sf day OF ti.s freiea
noa:h, part o! that 1raa Of hand cate! Mount AR,
~Egresn the {aid NcCarty lives lYing upon Ae,
cosinqae Creek, ia the eoenty Of i'ayias, scIoni9g
Gsfsutr's Mil Land Gisa,.t ahou or II mics from
Alexandria. lie ialsto commerce. a. II O'Clock.
phineas lanney,
Andrew ScholheId.
May 7. or
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
ONE CENT REWARD.

Fan away yelferday afternoon an
'psseasss Ssy naaisd THOMAS VERNON,
a2ca' IS years Old, very ast neie, dark hair,
o2@a Io9k, and low in failure tof his age: had
On whea he weDs away dirk brown jacsss and
fe.tisn 'rowsesss Whoever delivers fsii boy 70
nc .a'h is.s.ys tee above reward, bn, no
's4aks.
Charles pafcoe.
"'y 10 ds4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
Ke kas, et'anLse,, Gr SSh.

A flfa ralte (Sent!snaa's) ssTvans.
y9sa3, iikf!y, seaiyss AID tqedsty, sna ray he
20 % trial. To fave irc,tlr, lis piiee j. SOC
de:Nsts, eas, CT apr p<d s6ac,fsd notes, nseo:-
ti@s's ii bark, at Go days. w;,h in,e,sa 4aded.
bdaffa 70 iiyt,
4 Boy CT C5fl. about 12years OLD
April aS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
Thonsas a. Digs.
April a..

sc TIE public are notified, and
al pesions are cautioned, asaia rurchaflsg certain
lecs in Louloun rnsy, Virgins, dscreed BY the ip
efor court Of charceiy, 70 be fold as the pra;ety 81
2 l3mas atwood Dbsses, and a3vertifed BY the COM
nioners Swan and Se!ton, to Be fold at Les,Gnrg On
the fsth dag June next; the fee Of fad e.ls feigg
clearly xeaed in and belonging to Wi!iiasn sudley
Dggss, OF Maryland, al in!att unesr age. a.,
RQsRR / NSEN1', attorney in faaf
S5t he eaate Of William Dudley
L!gses
City Of Wellington, April as. MAY ! dg
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
PUBLIC SALE.

~. = t Z.
PURSUANT to . decree Of The fupcrisr court
I Q; chaoce5y, he'd al !asitc'h.u md, viii be OK
po:ed TO fslt, TWO TRACTS OF LAID,
IN the. couaY oi Lordoun, the proacity Of Tia
mas Afv0osS Digs, Efq Cne eaiiedlhs Valley
TfaGl, cansiasrg about 1897 seies, lynn about
sasse miss from Leslbltg--tis olhcr,faled the
C:een Hall Irgd, lying OF the Peleaiss rieer,
neas the Blue kiagc, ard iuppafed to contain
ahags 1890 acres. 1heie lands sie 10 be f1ld
Tor the ppfpoic of rating The fpn, Of saouf ix
thapiard do:iars. tus from tie iaid Thomas e.
Dogs to certain creditors in tn: decree n.neion.
ed The ia!e viii be made TO .le highef bid.
der fpr ready money, ard will esmmsnse or the
ss$h Gay Of June rext, in TIE rown of Le~fburG,
aad caUnsy Of Loudoaa.
Thomas Swan, : e,nmi ag,ae,s.
Aprit ~. d,f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14

81 TIE Subicriber and poGeaoF
o. s sbove advcrti.sd Lands tlnnks it proper
aay person who may incline to fuichaie the above
decree (Which obtained in The sno ie,qe nsa1nsS
ard totally unknown h'nj that lie viii NJ give or
ali 70 any mauner the prouriag tirc Ye:fss fach
tae; the attennptto which vague aid III tSnrercl
r93rt.