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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-19

10 possession Of, and such as they were de.
termined by the treaty Of peace of Lune-
vile and by the general recess Of the depu.
tation OF the empire. Fl. E. H engages on
his side to furnish to the Freach army a
body Of from to 10000 men, consisting
OF 1000 mounted cavalry, aud from ITO
5000 infantry.
Four secret articles are annexed to this
treaty. The communication of these ar.
ticles has not yet been made known TO the
provincial states.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-17
BY the Hamburger mail, could not leave
Hamburger uuul he 2lst. Translator.
alfrannrta DajIp anhertfser.
WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBER II.

From Washington, Dec. Is.
Mr. Lewis this day Called up the bill for
building bridge across the Potomac. Il
had two readings and It's third is 20 be to-
morrow. For considering he bull the votes
were SIS 20 Sc: tor engs osaing for = third
rsaoing SIS, the noes were not counted.
The amendments TO the suspeosion bill
which both houses have made, have been
coneurred in by bosh houses.
Discussion private petitions has occu-
ried most Of the time Of the houss this
DAY.
We last evening received our New. York
papers by private conveyancs-They menti-
on tie arrival of the October British Packet !:
That there were ships, two briggs, &c be-
low, dstainet. by bad weather, among them the
Ambition, from Amsterdam, which sic left
the Goth October.
Phil. falier.
The following article translated from q
Dutch paper, is convincing evidenec of 30.
napar.c's intention to re-eslabish li:y kiug
OcW III 0idGGs III nc auSICGO3, HIS DtCt
thcr Jerome will, no doubt, be solicited 70
wieid the sceptfe:
On the Sd Of October, the following
publication was lssped, according 70 .Ee
order of he Gay, &c :he grand army.
The marshals are Informed that the en-.
pesor has created legion of the North,
under the orders Of general Zayonsehesk
TWO thirds of the officers cf which are to
consist of Pelanders.
Ia consequence of this, all dese7,ers,
Which stall arrive on the various points
where the army may be stationed, will be
sent on WITH passports to Landau, whers
the legian IS to be formed. In the course
of few days sevrra! Polish officers are 10
set our for the different divisions of the ar
my. iiis, majesty commando, thar az osi
Ger be appointed by the etat~Jaai0r, ont OF
every corps of The grand army, to receivs
the desertsrs and send them forward to
l. andau.
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Gun and Pistol Manufactory,

A : -
Lower end Of King street, nfarlle aater.
>HE subscriber respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public, that he hast Just
received from London, via Baltimore, an hand
some assortment of GUNS and PISTOLS,
which he will sell low for CASH
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Single and double barreled Bird and SPUR.
rel Guns.
Holster and Pocket Pistols.
Boys Guns, Bullet Moulls, sc.
ROBERT NASH.
W. B. Guns and Pistols stocked and repaired
in the peatest manner, and On the most reason
able terms. Orders from tie country execut-
ed with dispatch.
AS there are a number of Guns sc. lcftto
be repaired, which have been on hand for
ong space of time, the owners are particularly
requested to pay charges and take them away.
December Is go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-17
Mr.. FOX's WILL.
Extracted from the Registry of the Preroga
tive Court, of Canterbury.
r From q Luts London aeqvshaher.

i
From a late London aequshaher.
This is the last viii and Testament of NE,
tho Honorable Charles James Fox, of Saint
Anne's Hill in lac Parish Of Chertsey in the
| county Of Surrey.
Whereas the late Mr.. Redmsn, of Hatton
garden, did, by his VIII, give and bequeath
UNITS me a legacy of five hundred guineas,
which sum | shall be entitled to some future
tizae to receive, together with the interest that
will become due tor the same, Now I do
hereby give and ,hequeath one moiety, or e.
quail half part, of all such monies, unto my
nephew, Henry Fox, son Of General Fox -
and the other 1noiety, or other hall. part there
of, unto Robert Stephen, youth now living
with Lord Viscount Bollingbroke, in Ameri-
ca, And whereas am entitled to one annui-
ty, or clear yearly sum ofone hundred pounds
lately granted to me by his Grace John Duke
of Bedford, for and during the term Of the ma
tural life of Harriet Willoughby, in the grant
thereof named NOW, l DO HEREBY
give and bequeath the same annuity unto my
wife Elizabeth Bridget, for and during the
term of her natural life, if she the said Harri-
ct Willoughby, snail so long live; and from
and after the decease of my said wife, unto the
said Harriet Willoughby, for her own use and
benefit. / give, devise, and bequeath, all
the rest and residue of my personal estate, of
what nature or kind soever, not by me before
disposed of, and also all and singular my real
estates, whatsoever and whercsoever, unto
my said wife, Elizabeth Bridget. her heirs,
executors, administrators, and assigns for e.
yer; only wish her to make presents in my
name of any books, pictures, or marble, she
thinks fit, az membranes of me to the fol-
lowing friends Lord Holland, Gen. Fox,
|. Gen. Fitzpatrick, Lord Robert Spencer, Lord
Fitzwiliiam, Mr.. Hare, the Bishop Of Down,
Lord John Townshend, Miss Fox, and Mr.
Bouverie. There are many others whom /
Ilove and value to the greatest degree but
these are nv oldest connections. nominate,
constitute, and appoint my said wife, Eliza
beth, Bridget, sole executrix of this my
will; and revoking all former wills by me
made, do declare this only to be my last will
and testament. In testimony whereof i have
set my hand and seal, this twenty
first day of July, one thousand eight hundred
, and two.
Signed, sealed, published and declared by the
said Charles James Fox, as and for his last
will and testament, In the presence Of u.s.
who,. in hts presence, and in the presence OF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-17
Valuable Negroes for sale.

T WILL offer at public sale, at Herndaa's
4 tavern, in the town OF Fredericksburg, on
fRIDAY, the second day Of January next, If
fair, if not, the next fair d., for cash;
Between SO and 80 Negroes,
Lately attached to the Chatham estate, con-
sisting of laborers and tradesmen, of different
Kinds, such as carpenters, blacksmiths, sc.
&c. Also, good miller, cook, gardener, train
er Of horses, and some valuable .house SER
wants. They are, for the number, as likely
and as valuable a set of,negroes IS any in Vir-
GINA also, some work horses and farming
utensils. Should any person in the neighbor-
hood be disposed to purchase at private sails,
prior to the said day, will be ready to treat
with them.
4uiK alec sell, at Private Sale,
Some Lots in the town CT Fredericksburg,
my Lands adjoining Stafford COURTHOUSE, my
Lands in WestmoreIand and Richmond coun
ties, and my Farm called Cark's, on tie Rsp-
,pahannock river, about three miles below Free
dericksburg.
.The Place of Sale. of the above property viii
be Bells Tavern, in the town of Falmouth,
where an agent will attend the two days PIE
.ceding, the day of sale, tortreat with those wbQ
may wish to purchase at private sale.
William Fitzhugh.
November 4. Goes
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each other, have subscribed our names as
witnesses thereof.
EDWARD KENN,
CHARLES PEMBROKE,
ROBERT GILAS.
This is to- give NoIlce,
ROBERT GILLS

IT HAT the subscri5ers Of Alexandria coun
i ty, in the district OF Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the Orphans court ct said county
letters testanentary on tie estate ci KIcKAND
CONWAY, late OF the county aforesaiu deceased,
ali persons having claims against the said de.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers,
onor before the l7th Gay OF Jane next ersu-
ing, or they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indebted there
to are requested to make immediste Payment. !,
Given under our hands this 18th DAY Of lie.
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Notice is hereby glyea,
December II.

IVCIICN. 10 TIT " = ~ -
70 the Stockholders cftte B1aak # .dierend17a,
T~IAT an election will be held at the
4 courthouse, III this town, Oh the third
Monday in January next, for the purpose of
choosing nine Directors Of said R4..s for the
ensuing year.
Curdea Chapin, Cashier.
December l6---l7 eoSw
So Mr.. DAVIS, Printer, Richmond; Mr..
Green, Fredericksburg; and MI. Bowen, Of
Winchester, aie requested to insert tic above
advertisements, as directed, in their respective
papers.
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Gurden .Chapin, Ca5hler.
VIII be Rented,
FOR TIE ENSUING YEAR,
The NOUN E AIR HOUSE,

Which is large and convenient
IND ill TEE L,lsDs .ELyCLNING:
Supposed to be upwards Of 500 acres
There is also Kitchen with Or 5 rooms
Two Of them with FIRE places ana Other out-koY.
ses. The lana is well ad# pied to the culture
OF corn, wheat and tobac.o-It is near the
stage road, about half way between Alexan-
d.ia and Colchester.--T!,e situation is remar-
kahly healthy and the water good.
Sarah M.Carty,
John w. Bronangh.
Cedar-Grove, Dee. ALL 1
Valuable Negroes tor sale.
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q few Copies the .fme,Ecan Gardener, for
sale by Robert Gray.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
FROM THE REPUBLICAN ADVOCATE.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES destruc-
tive insects, within fifteen days past, have
committed great ravages in the fields of
grain and pastures in the vicinity of this
town destroying the blades of grass,
corn, wheat, &c. and devouring the kernels
of the latter with astonishing voracious.
ness.
This reptile appears to be species of
the Eruca, or genuine Caterpillar, describ
ed by naruralists. II is without hair, and
feels soft. In general il is of dark co.
lor, with yellow and whitish stripes longi-
;udinaIly along the boty, although its Co,
iors are. various some being of lighter
shaded titan others. 1t is marked by rings
from the head to the tail.
AS the ravages which these insects
have occasioned, occupy much of the
public attention, il may not be disagreed.
bic to the reader to be here presented
with concise history of them.
These arrivals are hatched from the
eggs Of butterflies; which are very care
ful in doposi,iug their eggs in those places
where they are likely TO be Matched with
the greatest safety and success. During
winter, the greatest number of Caterpil.
lars are in an egg state. In the spring
the, insecl i, impelled into anination.--
All Caterpillars are not sent off from the
egg in the beginning of spring for many
OF them have subsisted in their aurelia
state during the winter, in which the ami
NAL is seemingly deprived of life and
motion. In this state of insensibility,
many OF these insects continue during the
rigors of winter; some inclosed in a kind
OF she'll which they have spun for them
selves at The end of autumn some con.
cealed under ,be bark Of trees others
in the cbnks Of old walls and many bu-
ried under ground. From all these a
variety bof butterflies are seen to issue,
in the egin ming Of spring and adorn the
earliest part of the year with their paint
ed flut,erings. When the caterpillar FIRST
burst from the egg, it is small aud feeble {;
its aPpetites are in proportion to its size,
and It seems to make no great consump-
ton but as il increases in magnitude, il
improves in its sppetites, so that, in its a.
dult caterpillar state, il is the most rave
nous OF oil animals whatsoever. A sin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
TRENTON IN. J.) June 90.

CATEPILLARS.--We are sorry to
have To state. that this scourge is severe
~ ielt in some parts of our state, by the
iruit-trses, grain-6elds, Sec.--No mode
that we have learnt, has been devised of
destroying them, or obstrueliug their RAJ
wages except one that has been adopted
by farmer in Burlington county---
These veFmin move In armies and when
his gentleman found them approaching
his premises, he dug deep trench di-
recsly in their line of march. into which
they tumbIed and in which they PERISH
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
May z.
SWEDISH BULLETIN
Head Yndrfe' 8 ct fbe Stuedlisb Armj
of Gtiswaid, Ib,H Bob.

Of G,iswald. IpvH Bob.
Reports Of the 23d, received from adj
ju,ant general count L,wenbeiIm, an.
nouDced that on the 2lst, The Prussians
had taken possession of several villages in
the Mecklenburg territory along the from
tiers Of Lauenburg-
At Meriensdat their vedettes approach
ed to within 800 PAGES Of the Swedish
out posts. Count Lowenheilm's principal
force was then at Crosszecher and Ske.
dor6. The Swedish van guard retained
possession of Marienstadt, Sophlenthal,
the bridge Of Ruchen, and approaches to
Lauenburghrand AttleDburgh.
Yesterday Baron Glass Rulamb arrived
as Courier with a report from Count
Vsn-L owenheilm, dated Gadesbusch, A.
pril 23d. IL is stated in his dispatches.
that at half past eight in The morn,ng Of
the 23d--the PfussIans passed the Lauen-
burgh frontier at Marinstadt IN such force
that the Swedish troops found il necessa.
W, after brave resistance to eyacuate
their posts in the evening. The loss Of
troops uoder Count Van Lowenheim con-
sists OF one hussar killed and eight wound
ed. The loss Of the Prussisns canno, be
related with certainty but during the ac-
ton, u was observed that a number fell
on their side. Count Van Lowerheilm
has reserved the communicates Of far
Their details (Which with respt6 to he
Prusslans will be very ample) until his
next report, which IS every moment ex-
peeled.
In consequence Of the hostiliies thus
commenced by the king of Prussia, his
Swedish Majesty was pleased to issue or
ders yesterday for general embargo or
all Prussian vessels in the SWEDISH har-
bors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
PHILADELPHIA, June "a.

BY the Surannah, Turner, at the.Laza.
relto, from Kingston, j. we learn tina, a
number OF impressed American seam.n
have been dismissed from the BRITISH
men of war, on application TO Mr.. Lenox.
ne American agent, to be Admiral a, p.
Royal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
LONDON, Nav S,

The following is a copy of an official
communication made TO the lord mayor
yesterday Ii is dased from the
"Hdmiralty Office. May 4.
A dispatch has been received this
marnIng from vice admiral sir j. B. War
rem, giving an accoun, of the capture Of
tie Marengo of 90 guns & 74o men, rear
admiral Linois, and the Belle Poule oil 40
guns. and $40 men OF the l4th of March,
alter q running fight of some hours, with
his majesty's ships London and the Anna
zon frigate
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
7HE LONDON.

"a true copy.)
JAMES SHAW, Mayor"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-16

iosey,;rg he message. Esaow aowevcr,
thar ,o,s will not satisfy the gcatlemea.
Ihey viii next waat hz correspondsoee Of
our foraieu ministers, and thia thsy know
cannot be printed. an "'itihs' win
these observations, TO trust my coaducs
with those by whom ! am eieeted. a re-.
nresen!ssiye is not responsible tor sns wis.
dora Of measures. All he IS aaswerabo
for. is an homes. exercise q bis judgment.
On the prsseat, as en- every Other oseaslon,
/ am certain, | have honestly exercised
for the public good, that understanding
which God and nature has bestowed On
me.
(To ke csntinaeG.j
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CONGRESS
OF THE
OF THE
UNITED STA IT E S. &
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
MONDAY, APRIL r.
SP.aNISH AFFARS.
ADEBATE

On the mgtisn Of 1llr. T. Randolph to amend
tie secret jo,srnah By inserting IN
1t the message 81 the Prsst-
dent qtc the Oh Dscsm.
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December ls.
Lost or Mlslald,

A CERTYFlC.a17E for IS shares OF the
n Marine Insurance Company OF Aiexan-
dria, from No. 56e8 to 5722 inclusive--2o
Of which were inlorsed as transferred to Fa4l
Euan, on the 9th March, 1902 This Ger
tiicate is suspected to nave been lost III Bait
more some time between last February and
this day. Information thereof, given to the
Office Of the above company, or to this Office,
viii be thankfully acknowledged.
November 5. l&WoW
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Nowly cured d fmoakcd Bacon

Eowly cured Il fmoakcd Bacon
For sale l,sths ssgjerlber,
WHO wishes to disHose OF the Property he
. lives en- --consisting OF
ALot, corner Of KING and Al II
fred streets, and.a lot On Allreo-stfeef, ssps-
rated from the other properly BY a paved a
lev. The corner lot fronts 50 feet on King,
and 10 feet on Alfred street on which 10 e
rected good pake-houss with two ovens, 2
store, warehouse, dwelling house, stable, coach
house, snloak aouse, and pump IN the yard
On the Alfred street lot is she'd warehouse.
% feet by TO fees-A furtnsr description IS
unnecessary, as any person disposed to pur-
chase will view the property ana apply ior
terms to 81.
John Richter.
December l2. laWSWp
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PUBL11. SALE.

81 URSgANI' to q decree Of the cif gu.
court OF the Uaite9 States iof the Iieh
s,f III, and tsstries Of Virginia, viii De SOFA at
Goa ON the 7lil day OF January next,
II me tom OF lseaqaan IN the county OF
princo W ii.i.gsll, ,boua forty lAeiy slis4f1a
born Slaves, consisting ol.aleiA, "olaeA' @si4
saliure4i, among wAlcii, are j ud,llDog % o5ys
anss.s,rss. lf s4ozn 8 to Is years OF age. lilese
slsyss nave peea, brousAt Zip III the Aei
Eooa OF Jcea,iuaa, aha nave lef soisie yS".s
pasl been ul4er stne lllatls 8enehl o. 'tie i"e0
Jagcs Lawson dec'd,-alld nave 1soi' Iilereeo-
4fore cosl,nohiy calls i Lawson $ slaves 3ie!
y7ilibe sold Tor cash.
IIndar the same decree, will also Ds soia'
at plbic auction, on the 9Th day ot JANUARY
next, at the same place, sundfy ifisss -
Land lying In the counties OF alffaS 3 lii'ee
William, formerly rnortggagged oy John .oes''-
pie to tae said James Lawsoa, deceaseo l. -
Tbese tracts of land are situated III the aelS5is'
b,rhooa of the town Of 0ccoquan' ana solase
of tlse3n biad upon the OccoQuan river. ICY
are well known in that neighboraood pye TIE
name of I.awson's Land, and uoutd De SasVn
BY most of the landholders In that%aart OF tie
couDsry. Those who may be Inclined 70 pc
come purchasers OF these lands, may o2tain
accurate information Of the SITUATION ana con-
tents of the tracts, by applying 10 ar. Nooe,t
Radcliffe, OF Fairfax county, WAC hatn iasetY
made surveys Of the greater part OF mem
The lands will be sold in tracts or DIVIDED so
as TO accommodate purchasers, and this VIII
be arranged OF the day ct sale. Inc terms OF
sale viii be, one fourth part OF the purchase
money to be paid in enc year rom inc Gag o.
sale, and tie payment &c be secured by coha
with appro 1edL security--thc otaer lnree-
fourths In three equal annual instaliments; TIC
payment OF tie first Of these instruments COM
raS.aoirlg at tic end OF tmo years from the gay
OF sale, and TO be secured by the BONDS OF the
purchaser. 4 mortgage viii also &c required
upon the lands purchased, to secure the pay
ments Of the whole of the purchase money
DEEDS will be made by the Commissioners
upon securing the payments IN the manner
above mentioned.
One. or more of the. commissioners VIII ae-
tend at Occaquan, with Mr., Robert kaaclEiiie
the surveyor, on the 5th and eta Of January
next, for the purpose of giving TO persons m
clined to purchase those lands such informant
on as NAV be In their power touching the u
tie, situation, and boundaries OF the different
tracts.
s s.:':;! Esq., =; r..
December 9. As"'s
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To be Rented,

THE BRICK STORE Ct COMPETING
no USE new occupied by Messrs. Ricketts,
Newton & Co.--ALso, the vacant STORE
adjoining They are large and convenient, as.
viii be rented lew. Apply to
~ SIS 4 81 EOOE.
Isly 90, Asr
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To be Rented,

THH E, two story FRAME HOUSE, on
4 King-strect, nearly opposite to ear
James Bacon's store-Also the HOUSES on
Jones's Point, formerly occupiedby MIR. WI
liam Patterson, with six or seven acres OF Ian
adjoining, for one or more years, as may be
agreed on--Also one or more acres OF the
marsh, and the upland adjoining next to- Col.
Hooe's fence-Any person or persons dlspo-
sed to build may. have G lot or lots 90 feet by
100 feet, for ten years, at one shilling loot
ground rent and at tbs end OF the term OF
ten years, he or they, his or their heirs & as
signs, Shall be entitled to renewal OF the lease
for ten wears longer, ca paving such ground
rent as the lot or lots shall be worth IN the o.
pinion of three impartial men, and shall been
titled forever to renewal of the lease at tins
expiration of each term of ten years on the
same conditions !; or they may have lots on q
moderate ground rent forever. Apply TO MIR,
John Tucker for the houses, and to the SUBJ
scriber Tor tke lots.
Stephen Cooke.
Leesburg, Nov. "a. 2awswsohwtf
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandra county,
in the district OF Columbia, hath obtained frem
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters tes
ta1nentafy On the personal estate Of Jan"
snam Deblas, late purser sfthc United States
frigate Constitution, deceased all persons
having claims against the said deceased, arc
hereby warned to exhibit them with the voucF
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or beto'
the alst day OF May next, or they May by lST
be excluded from all benefit to said estate,
and all persons indebted thereio ere reque5ea
to make immediate payment, or suits VIII "
Instituted to enforce the same Given raaet
my hand this 2lst Of November, 1906.
Lewis Deblois, Err
Noyember 81. 2tsE6 on
- ~
Re-
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ON RAND.

A large stock OF Books, in the different
branches OF science and literature, and yen'
extensive assortment Of Schoci Books, and
other articles suitable fer country sales.
Neveiaber 4. SStSIoaw lstJaS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
Flour. for Family Use.

Flour, for Family Use.
A constant supply of best Superhne Flour,
of Ravensworth hrand, for family use and ba-
kers, will be kept at Mr.. Thomas Twins
warehouse, ut the lower end Of King street
also .foa. Sale.
A few hundred bushels Of old Corn, for
cash eiay.
w. Wedderbura. {
December s. law stJan
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N o T | G E.

Y Under the authority Of "a decree of the
~ honor.ble circuit court Of the district Of
Columbia, sitting at Alexandria, made at
March .diournea session, 1905, In q suit in
chaneety between jacob Holman ard john
Janney, compainants--endI Thomas Richards,
defcndent-we wiil'expose to sale, on the pre-
misses, on SATURDAY, the Goth day Of next
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A LOT OF GROUND.

Fiji TIE IMPROVEMENTS and Bailaing$ thereoa,
Situate on the north side king-street and
west side of Pitt-street, beginning at the in
tersectien of the said streets and extending
west On Aing-str A3tfeet to q 8 feet alley,
and extending in depth On Pitt-street rs feet.
The. sum Of $50 dollars and AZ cents of the
purchase money will be required nscash--on
the balance a credit Of 4, s, and 9 months
will be allowed, on giving negotiable notes
with approved endorsers.
Joseph Riddle, \
Peter Wife, Jun, Com'ys.
James Russcl, J
November 20. aswts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16

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