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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
Difo.

Ia this town, Mr.. John Holmes, anat;ye Of
BeIfal, Ireland, Et. IS.
In Brunfwick, Mrs. Jane Melcher, wifo of
Mr.. Aaron M. It. 90; deeply lamented by
all who were acquainted with her.
In AuguGa, (Me.) Mr. Solomon Cummings.
In Kiitery, Mrs. Ahigsi Chickerine. ared
IS, only daughter of Jofhua Hubbard FCo,
In Lebanon, Conn Mr. ETifha Doubleday.
et. 94-he was the father of tzv.afy-ryss chill
dren.
In Newport, Mrs. Elizabeth. rel;6f of Col
Seward Cole, ast. 7S--Capt. P. Wood. yt *
IN Cheferheld, Vt. Rev. Timothy Allen.
1t. 81.
In Bottom, Mrs. sufanua StuSder, relict Of
Mr. Jonathan S. et 66.-Mrs. Eliza CIapp,
rt. 80, wife Of ~ Otis Capp. Mr.. Ezekiel
Sawyer at 28.- Mr.. Peter Cadc, 1t. s6.
AT Pitrtburg. PENN TarIeton Bates, Efq
Prothono,ary OF Allesanv conntv.- He was
killed in duel, by one Stewart an Iriih i'm :
ported patriot, and snyderte-Mr. Bate,
was enc of Gov M'Keen. sffiers
AT Hanover; IN. n MIR. EiiphaIet Hardy
OF Pelham, at. -, Eember Of Dartmouth
College.
In Portlmouth, Capt. Samuel Hall, at. rs
Mr. Tobias MeIcher, at. 7I-Capt. Samuel
Parker, Tt. 4o.-Nlrs. 5. Partridge, at. So.-Mrs
Randall, ct. S7--Mils Sarah Wentworth
daughter Of Col Jelhua w. 9t. IA.
Near Baltimore, Mr., AuguRine RouIslir
Denos, CAevaleir Of the order Of st. Louis /; hs
was captain in the French reg't SaintoDge
and ierved under Gen Rochombeau, at th'
hege and taking of York.
The Deaths in Portland, in the year 1905
were. one hundred fifty fevea.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

In Scarborough, by the Rev. T. Lancaner
Mr.. Jacob Merrill, of Kennebunk, to MI.
Jane Meierve, Of the former place
In Berwick, Mr. Joihuaa Meader, to Nil,
Phebe Rogers.
In Buxton, Mr.. Theodore Power, to Mif.
Ruth Elden.
In Bangoi, Jacob Mayor, Efq.to Afi(s phebe
Poor.
On the lneWetmore, by the Rev, Mr.. Blood
Of Buckitown, Mr. Benjamin Chute, 70 hIif.
Sarah Partridge, of Profpe6t.
In Wifcafet, Captain VIM Stevens, TO Mrs.
Elizabeth coverly-Mr. Caleb Gray, to Mrs.
Iemima White-A5r James A1cKelfea, 70 lI:fs
Hannah Briggs
AT Milton, Mr.. Geo. Barker, mer. of Bolton
to A1ils Sufan Coste.
AT Bolton, Mr.. Geoge Hallet, mer to Mis-
Eliza Gerdon.-Mr. John Campbell, 70 Mifs
Catharine Bowers.
The Marriages q Portland, during the year
1905, were one hundred aAd ten.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
80 s--K4

It appears by accounts from Warrington,
that the fe-vants of the fovereign people, are
fill in the habit Of turning their srayf.rs out
of doors-The laa dates mention, that for ten
days par, the debates in the Houfe Of Re
Prefentatives have been with cofed doors
Conjecture iay', the fubiea of dilcufion is,
commercial relations with forsign powers =;
and that meafure. are contended fer rather
toe high toned for the mild Jeftrlon but we
mult wait with p tience till the doors Of pub
lfc confidence are thrown open !" when we
may expect an abundance Of ar7Os from thi.
quarter,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
Real Ellatc for Sale.
70 be SAD, by SAMgEz F1zEu4n
cf FsyfLsnS.

"A Quantity OF Land in The tewn of
Sfesss- aud HzryinFsaa. to be laid a,, -
hundred acre 4 o., Tor fettiars---Inouirr 10
iaia FAsrNAS, or or TaoAAs ARes1n.,n
Efq. Of Steuben. =
Also,
! he whole or part of the following Erl,re w.
IN rLr '57tH sf Psrtla-A-
An old Wharf and Flats, near the
renrer Uf the town.
One or two other kots of lara
and tiat'' ~ the eaRerIy part oFths town.
a Lot Of Land, with ane ". tI,r%~
ltory Houie well faiihcd, accommodated u;,L
ah aquedp@t and a convenient Rable ana ,voeI
honie, on Water areet l'N'~
wo buildings, viz fmzll D,SeI.
hng-Houfe and Shop, nanains on !, NJ, NJ
Join'ng Mr.. Kellogg EIeetinghoule--eo !.
moved of .
n ~ fs7gz sf E7f.aEzm.
lwo imall Farns. well f;tua,-4
about ten miles from Portland
AZ 2 al1es sailed S-ee4raesg, ~ r.I..,.f5--
a tmall Lot, and two Cor vI)w.t
ling HoGie, with a good cellar unde- ,k.
Tame -'i-1F 'De
Two thirds Of Paper Mili--anf
Two thirds If new Saw Mil.
n B. The terms of payneat win be r,I.
- 'he PuiShaieF Es5. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
aTratrrro.

In Shorehsm, W. Rev Evan B.rdfv.
1gfLHes On Thurfday, the sth inf. the
Kew lIaiah Stone, who rad heen for num-
Der OF year', an ordained itineraut preacher,
was publicly introduced into tie paforal care
OF the BaPtiit Church, At New Bottom, State
Newhsmpihire
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

There are nine United States fri
gates LING in the Eatern Branch
Of the Potowmac (Wnhington) net
one ftfN lea-and unlefs attended
70 will fPeedily bt unfit for any
thing (PkiiGI bat~y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
Fr9m WaEingf9n Tan. 20.

& Congrefs have ~sF opened
heir doors-but we know not how
long they will remain open. The
crihs Is very Important to America ;
and the poaure Of our affairs at
home and abroad, very alarming.
Our PreGdent is 70 much di(turbed
that he does nothing. his privy
council are equally inanimate: and
Congrels, tho having " view of
the whole ground" feem to know
not where 70 begin, or what to do.
"On Friday laa, the PreGdent
communicated to Congrefs !. Mehag ge
and fundry Documents and Mernori-
as, relative to our afairs with Great
Britain. a part of the Mefage v as
confidential, and was read with Clo-
led doors. The ollowing is the
part which was read before the gal
leries were ihut /: [PaAaditm.
70 the Senate and H0Hf sC Rfprsjtn-
tat,ve5 9ftbs United Statrt.
In nv mehage to both houfes Of
COngreis, at the opening Of their
Pretent FELTON,, fubmitted to their
shention, among other fubje9s. the
OPprelIion Of our commerce and ma
VgatiOn BY the irregular practices of
AIMED venels, pebfic and private and
blythe int .odnGion Of new princi-
PIES, deropatory OF the rights of neu-
'r;ls, and unacknowledged by the
uhgeof nations.
The memorials Of feveral bodies
c! merchants of the United States
az now communicated, and will
d:veloPe, thefe principles and pra-
tices, which are producing the
mott ruinous effects on our lawful
commerce and navigation.
The right Of a neutral to carry on
commercial intercosrle with every
pat of the dominions Of beIlger-
eE, premitted by the laws of the
Country with the exception of
bockaded ports, and contraband Of
var was believed 10 have been de-
cided between Gr-at-Britain and
the United States, by the fentence
OF heir commilii ,ners mutually ap-
Po'htsd TO decide on that and other
qgeitI1ns Of difference between the
two nations. and by the a4uaE pay
ment Of the damages awarded bv
them againit Great Britain, for the
Efra6tions of that right. When,
therefore il was perceived that the
lame principles was revived with 9TH
ers more novel, and extending the
injury, ingru6tions were given to the
minllter pleniPotentiary Of the Uni
ted States at the court Of London
and remonfrances duly made by
hlm on this fubi=ot, as will appear by
documents tranfnitted herewith.
lheic were Followed by a partial and
Fsmporjl fnfpention only, without
any ditaycwli 0! he principle, he
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

BY DANIEL JOHNSON,
III tie PORTLAND B0OK-SToRE,
REPORTS of CASES argued and
determined in the SUPREME JUDI
GILL COURT q bs STATE # 1fASSAcHU-
SETTS.
ALSO,
Murray's Fngl'lh Grammar
book worthy the perufal Of the fcholar, and
the critic-This book has patTed the examina-
ton and gained the appreciation Of the vsri-
Gus literary and critical Reviewers Of London;
and nun eventually find its way il TO fchools
and academies, as the beR treatils on Esgilih
Grammar
GIKEwlsH,
Pink erton'S Geography A
bridged-a volume about a. large as Morfe's-
on much better type and paper, AID every
way fuperi or--and n ay be hrdfor one dollar.
Great varietyof BOOKS now op-
enins, which will be fold on the ufual liberal
terms
FiUs D9A1rs the hundred allowed
for good RAGS, payable in any articles from
the fore, at cath prices FcJs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
SNp Grips.

In the CtntiasE Of Wedhefday laa, We no
tice under the head Of fhiP news, that the
Dido of Marblehead. was fpeksn with, the
captain Of whom informed thar he fPoke'
Dec. II, lat. 80, long. 81, fchOoner John, capt.
Weeks, Of Portland, days out, who the Saptain
of the Dido fays "very humanely luPPlied
him with eight fticks Of fawed wood, at 25
cents piece Humanity is virtue the in
habitant Of Portland will ever be proud to
hear defervedly befOwed upon them but on
enquiry we have afcertained, that tho the fch
John failed from this port, neither the vefel
nor the tErsz: captain belong to this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
COMING NIcATIOs.

5Ez7,'. A4ars Z Je7ks,
TT feems that our government choof- 10
write the name Of the governor Of Tripoli
Bl Es;g when in fact the true name is PAcHA
Why this vulgarity ofwriting NOBODY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
Ssehs,efsa. Jan. so, 1906.

r HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
te all concerned, that be has been duly
appointed and has taken upon hirnfelf the
tru1 of Executor to the lall viii and tehanent
Of
ASA WHITNEY,
late Of Gorham, in the county Of Cumberland,
gentleman, deceaied, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore reeucft. all perlous
who are indebted tofaid deceled's elare, to
make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the fame
for fettlement TO
Lathrop Lewis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
SALEM, JAN. 50.
FIRE.

On Tuefdly morning, between
tsvo and three o'clock, was another
alarm Of Fire in this town. II pro-
we'd to be the Building occupied by
Mr.. JOfiah Cufhing, as a Printing
Office, and Mr.. Isaac Cuhing as
Bndery. 1t was in the mott COM
pact part Of the Town, and near
iomc of our larget houtes. Happi-
y the air was calm, and the FIRE ex-
dnguilhed without great injury TO
the neigbouring buildings. rhe
contents Of the Printing Office were
entirely deltroyed, which We are af-
nred, were valuable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

A LETTER, directed to Mrs E5t5cr CiJB.as,
4 -as il can be of no conlequence to any
Oue, but the perlon TO whom it i directed
the finder will be rewarded by leaving it at
this Office. Fe5 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

lot HlJrt'y alter ei4ilense pf,o .5iy
edviied to by Stewart and fome 9TH
sr Of the Irilh incendiaries OF that
place. Mr.. Bate, thought proper to
refufe. the challenge, on account Of
Pcntlands being boy, ard an ap-
prentice of Duane's and perhaps for
other reafoDs. Pentlau1 had him
poftrd in hand bills as a coward &c.
Mr.. Bates publiihed ftatement In
the Tree of Liberty, in fome degree
nfe6ing on Stewart (githout men,
noning his ma me w!.o was the bear
sf of Fentland's challenge This is
pRderifood to have produced the
challenge from Stewart. The minds
Of the people appear to be very
much iufamed. Something was
threatened to day towards the def
uuGtion of Pentland's prefs and it
is iaid the militia We. e ordered out
10 defend 1t. The fl4 IS, Jaw ar
|bnsd men paiiing in the itrccts.-
Something lerious may yet take place
The Col of the militia in the
,owu is an lriihman, and of Du-
sne's Faction, and perhaps majority
Of the cficers of the fame dcfcrip-
lon. The poor Americans feem
TO be prepared TO furrender their
nights, and to become the pafIiye
tools Of foreign defperadoe,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

To The Honoyabt 9seices gftbs Cswt
sf Conits94 Pleas, tcgt17 and boldsn
at Portland, IN and f5r the C9unty Of
CumbfrLand, On t5s tbirG Tas5l1g Of
N0V. A. d. 1866
THE Petition o. James Msrrav, Of
Falmouth, in faid couuty, ccrdwairer, 6c
Lucy his wife, Ie1fe Willard, of Cape Eliza
oeth, IA iaid county, yeoman, and Mary, his
wife, huabiy lhews, that they are intsrefled
a. tenants IN common, with other perfon or
Perions to your petitioners unknown: the faid
Murray in right of his wife In five Exths Of
one quarter, and the f2id Willard, in rich, of
his wife in one fixth Of one quarter of piece
Of land, Gtuate in faid cape Elizabeth contain-
lng thirty &c es, il being the fame piece Of
land, which was laid out BY the pr0p-istors Of
Falmouth, OH the 9TH day Of Psb-u-rv, AID.
1878, to William Whita, and bv them
bounded as folows-viE. beginning at fesks,
Handing on the bank Of the foutherly ;de Of
Back Creek, II being the northweIterly corner
OF Jos. WehonS ten acre LOT, thence fouth,
iouth wsit till it msetE with faid Welons tx
ty acre Lot, thence begianing with the fr1
and lait bound, running with the Greek, and
John Tying, and with the faid Wefon's fzty
acre lot; and joining on Samuel Sargent's & K
ty acres Of land, until thirty acres are to be
completed That your petitioners are defr-
! Sus Of holding their REFLECTIVE hares, equal
TO one quarter PsSt Of faid thirty acres, in
sommon, between thenlelves, and eversd from
the ofher three quarters. They therefore
pray that partition thereof may be made ac-
icordingly, and their faid quarter part ret of
and divided from the re1 by netes aud bounds
agreeably to The | aw in fuch cafe provided
and as in duty bound will ever pray.
Haac Parker, drta'Hy 10 petitioner.
1t a Coart Of Consrn P!sa5, b,lasn
at Portland, 7Uifb!z and for tie
CoRnty gt Cm1JeyisnG es rbe third
4~elaay Of N'vero5ty, I'D. 1906.
ON the petition of James Murray
and others, whereof the foregoing !. a copy
The CoURT ORDER That the petitioner
caule the teveral Perfons interehed in faid er-
tate, and living within the sts.e, or The attor-
MES Of iuch A. are abfent, and have a-tnrniet
reilding within the state, to he dulv no,iked
OF iaid petition by ferving them, perl--7Ify
with copy Thereof, or leaving 4 copy at
their dwelling House or Iaif place of abode. or
by nierting the fu5tance or the r1ne. three
weeks iucceifiyely, in one or -1c-r OF the -.u',-
hc newiPaPerA, tha- hey rrzv have opn1rtu
mty TO make their exception to tlis Cou-s.
which \ 70 be holden II Portland, on M F-.s
Tuesday OF March neat, to their au,;.g j:
fame.
Atff5t- Sla'ucI, Frceran, ces.
THE. fubieliSe- hcrei-v gives utie rg,;
70 all concerned. tlat PC hzs hc N, d.
" appointed ali taksu ur1r h-.f.-. ILL.,
trsft Of adniu.hra;or o. tnc rfer> n.
WILLIAM i.L.Iyi.
late q Rrnnfwich. IN lad coratv, y,ai- m. Il
ccsfed. hy giving hon6 ". the -ay -'irp.9
lie therefore rs3urfs al perfous whoar,.
indebted % th5 rIid dera. trd ri4 mo-
iuEneChate PayIn-at AID ihofs rs mr. =
| NJ demands thereon to srthitths 'arre rs
Nnn-nr EAiot-
-. II. ls9e-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
NOTICE..

THE Stockholders in PORTLAND
BANK, are hereby reminded, that their
lat meeting ltands Adjourned 10 Monday,
February Sd, at o'clock, F. NJ.
By order OF the Preliaent and Directors.
]. Swift, Ca5bier.
Tsz. %. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
EOUNLl

IN this town, GIvcr Watcb, which
the owner may have BY proving property
and paying charses-Apply at Maine Bank.
Feb. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

The Deaths in Portland, in the year 1905
were. one hundred fifty ieves.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

The Marriages q Portland, during the year
1905, were one hundred aAd ten.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

1T a CoHrt Of Comarn PEa5, b,lHtn
at Portland, 7Uifbiz and for the
C@Eaty gt CAwJeyisnG os tbe third
9Uefaay Of Nsvera5ty, I'D. 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
This is to give Notice,
September 90,

THAT the subscriber, ct Fairfax county,
In the state of Virginia, hath obtained frotn the
Orphans Court of Alexandria county, III tie
district of Columbia, letters of administrator
tdursis,te 1n,,ore Etate of IRA Ga'a9ea) on the
personal estate of PREsLEY GuSNELL, late OF
the county last aforesaid deceased, all persons
having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned toexhibit them with the youch-
e-ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
18th day of December next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benehtto said estate.
Given under my hand, this ith'day of Sep
stember, 1906,
goHa HUNTER, Admln,straforf
durante minore states of Ira Gun
eRell, executor Of Presley Gnnnell,
deceased,
N. B. All persons indebted TO the above es-
tate, are requested to make timmedlate pay
.sment to the administrator.
September Ii. 2aw6w s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
FOR SALE,
This&is to give Notice,

ps-~a HAT the .silbscliber Of Alexanftria coun
ty, in the. district of Columbia, haiti OBJ
famed from the orphan's court of said county
letters of administration the personal estate
of Thomas Cro71aeN, late OF the county atore-
said deceased; saf-peroons having claims a
gainst the said deceased, are hereby required
to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on 4or befors the 18th of Fe-
bruary next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate. Given under
my hand this 18th day Of August, 1906.
Sarah .Crandell, Admx.
Augustus. 2aWeW
": B. All persons indebted to the above
Estate, are requestedfto make immediate pay
ment to the Administrative.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
ThiSsiS to give Notice,

r THAT the subscribers, of Alexandria ccun-
~, irr the district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of-said county, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate of
John LumsdQn, late of the county Aforesaid,
deceased, all persons having elaims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhlhit
them With the vouchers thereefto the subscrl-
beers, on or before the 18th day of December
next, orthsy may bylaw be excluded from all
benefit to said estate. Given under our hands,
this 18th day of September, 1906.
Margery Lumfdon, Admx. !.
Charles Slade, Adm'r.
N. B. All persons indebted TO the above
estate, are requested to make Immediate pay
Rlent TO the administrators.
septsRbg II. Sswsv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
This is to give Notice,

e@HATthe subscribers hath obtained from
4 the Orphtns' Court of the county of A.
lexandria, in the district of Columbia, letters
of administration ION the personal estate OF
James Shank:, 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 a6th day OF February
next, otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all heneht to said estate-and all persons
indebted thereto, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.--GiYsn under cur hands
this 26ta day of August log.
John Kincaid, Ex,,s
John Grid,
.Aaswss &c. 2awew
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
DR.. RazO} on's Ants Ball1use5 Pts,
OF. Family .phytic. 8

The extraordinary celebrity the!a pills have
gained, the univerfsi deGland.for then ART eae:n
Of which they arc held by medical men OF The hrf
emaenego are fuficient seAimonials OF tfeir ia
trinlic worth. ingtcst cos.,s aFfinaden attack,
Of diforde.s, an early st. Of sheie pills often pro
ducss the hspPtt ,fstas, and eakenronse in eight
OF tex days in cafes Of ',digtf:on, haadaohs, c;.
zipe.s. pains II the aomach aid bo~eis, eyfeav
tries, diarehoess, drQpiiss, SIC. and li6erai
lte ce my anti bilious bi,tersin s!.eintetEed'ate
time has relieved patients almoif tee mifacle--
price 2 cefts q box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
.IOH N W A T rs.

5 r R3 ~ f. G u y OS,
Which he wiil.seH low for cash, or IS punctusI
customers, viz.
Gentlement' Silk and Cotton Hole
Do. sill. and leather Gloves
Ladies SIX and cotton Hose
Do. -aii;;2& and leather Cloves
Silk and cotton Cha1nDray M6slins
So, rs ana go addressed glfghams
Figured and plain Jaconet Cambrichs
Riain and figured Jaconet Muslin
India Boox Muslin
White anassolored Cambrtcs
Plain ard tsured Lcno Muslin
;Eelao Shaels andFeiis
Italian Grapes and LQtestEnSs
LDndon Cnint7cs and Calicces
White and col5red Jeans
Cambiic Dirities
First ciop.}ong Nankeens
Rllrzeiiles Jean ard Muslinet " alstcoatn
Brown and scarlet Bandanoes
Rrat Madras Handkerchlets
81, "A and 81 dalnask Shawls
Diaper ! able Cloths
Russia Sheenng
White and brown Sheetings
Superhne Cloths and Cassimsfes
2:gieces Salisbury Cloth
55balos India goods
rs and A. Irish Linens
Waite and brown Platlllas
Umbrellas and i'arasols
German Iickenburss
White and brown rolls
Bed Ticking
Apron and shifting Checks
Waldron's grass ard grading Scythes
Wedding Hoes assorted in casks
Centlemens' best London Hats &c.
May 6
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
=,T1sls IS 10 glzs Notsce,

T,HAT the subscriber of Baltimore, IN the ~
state Of NIasylpnd, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Alexatidria County I'm u
the Districtof Columbia, Letters Testamen
tary on the estate of JOHN FOSTER, late Of
the county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased :fe.
hereby warned to exhibit them, with tic vouch
.ers thereof, on OF. before the 2Sth OF March
next. or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate-and ali persons III
debted thereto are requested 10 nlakeissalnsdi-
ate payment tothe subscriber, orto ya'seS oail-
Sseraaa, of Alexandria, who is duly empowered
TO act for me. q
Given under my hand this 26tii day OF
september, 1906.
Henry Thomaion,
-isaecutsr.
- 0-tyvR w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
Dd Nc.ING sc 100 u.
M. GENERIS,

~ ESpEGTFULLY inform the Ladies and
II Gentlemen Of Alexandra, that his Dan-
cine School will commence on Uednesday, the
F 9Th a October. He will introduce a variety
Iof new Steps and Dances, such as Pas Sen,
Garottes, cotiAioa,s, lately received from Pa
ris-L likewise, the celebrated Pol0nise dlinu-
ses, in the Opera Of Cendrilia; danced by MIR.
Francis on the Spring Garden Theatre--and
"a Grand Balkat. az,fi.fts 9<Ile
NofE-To create ambition among his pu-
pills., he proposes having an EXHIBITION
atthe end ofythcir second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
requests the parents who are anxious to have
their chiidrem improved, to sendthenl as soon
as possible, SO as to- receive nmsiy mstructl-
on. i; 81 !. ~ As.e hss
October o.. 81 .eee1.-, 49,, cost !:
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y 4 r T Ne K S II lPs

THE partnership of r.. W. sFskssas, ct King
: George county and the state OF sIrglnla' ana
Gurdes C4atin, of the town OF Alexandra ana
district of Columbia, under the frm o. Aofts
TON and CHAPLIN, will expire on the st OF
& October, 1906, by mutual agreement,
The agency of their affairs will remain IN
the hands of r. ". .4sltton as usual TIL taaally
closed; with whom all those who have CLAIMS
Lon them, as well as those indebted to them,
.9yill please make their settlements.
R. w. Ashton,
Gurden Chaplin.
s+a,berls 1917 2aw3w
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PUBLIC SALE.

Tie subscribers, IN pursuance to an order o.
Charles county court to them directed, VIA
expose to Public Sale, for cash, on the SEE
cond TUESDAY in October next, at tAe
courthouse door,
tr~WO tracrs or parcels, of LAND,slyiaas
land being In Charles countySat oresal'a !: !
called Pssrer and PeaAaers Ealafg eses'.sT7el
which Doctor Brown, late Of Saint MAJ :
county, died seised, They are situated Wltnlh
three or, four usiles of Port obaeco ana arg
! we'll timbered. 81 .s !, !, 3.
Asit is presumed that those who ietend = e
purchase will view the premises, furthef de7
TsscriptIon Is thought unnecessary,
6 : IohB, E. Ford.
William II, spherfon, g
George JeakiaSa 8
William M PheFfon. =:
William Hamilton. 1
Sepssmber s. 12awts