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the light grair--fis we're waited II Grnrr r,ekis
made Ssi,h las, have dosb would be iiil bet
ter, Of the light eorns would fw;m and there
by be f.perated from tia, hc. is heavy AMI bsa FOR
feed. After the wheat is warhet. clean in fn,all par.
GELS the better eperare all the light gram iosG
be foaked about 20 hours in a pretty hrong lev -!
wood ahes, immediately before il is wanted 10 h.
| flowed, ard flowed it mutt be mixed with platter
or lime and immediately flowed, the lime will drv
! the wheat too much, prrfun,e that dry aihrs
would aniwer very well for this purpofe, although M,
10 well as platter, lime; bur fonIe fuch fh
ftance mutt be ufed, or the WEI whea, will NOT be
| nrewed evenly over the ground, b., will Rick tore-
ther and fall from the hand in Jumps and of courie
render the work very imperfe4. WHY foalsirr feed
wheat in the ley of aes ihould proven, the ln, from
niuring the iuccecdng crop cannot pretend TO FAY
I only know that iimpiy waiting inut,y wheat in fair
water, will not wholly prevent the mut from attach
ing i'elf to the next cropaithough it will greatly
efien the evil-bds ince nave in addition TO walh.
ing my feed wheat in water, feeped il in 4 pretty
| nrong ley, ! have had no imuty wheat, even when
fewsd on motif new land have nor, therefore the
eah he'ancy in Rating, that every farmer may keep
his crops quite free from ,is complaint by the fane
| eaiy method of preparing his feed.
As this is fubject of much importance TO the far
msr- as well as TO all merchants and miilers who
grind Tor MARKET beg leave add, that where the
feed saotremark ably clean, lhonld he wahetin fnal
parcels of not than half bulhe pu, into u com
mon bzet Walking tub at once, and repeat i, until a,
much is cleaned IN one day as is wanted to o,v the
next and then iteeped i'll the Icy the afternoon
| and night preceding its being flowed TIE rext
mornug--the fame ley viii do fecond or third
time, yet where the grain is very dirty the fewer
times It Is ufed the better The exrece of frelh lev
IS too tr!iing tn farmer to merit any confederation
My method of towing is to take much wet wheat
into the field as want to Tow the fame day, and mix
platter with about half buihel or buhe at time
and when that is flowed, mix as much more with the
piaiisef and directly TOW it. the pailer foud be
plt on the grain any comfortable time before j. is
lowed, 1t vii! render it too dry and hard, and may
prevent itsvegetating foon as is defrable facud
the weather prove dry, Lut if uitd as above, tn.
grain will vegetase fooner by day or two than
wheat flowed dry and without foakins. 1, will come
up with ttrong dark colored leaf, &c. and grow
much more rapidly than whoa, ne. 70 prepared.
| IN ONEIDA FdRMEP
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AsguG I.
FOR SALE

Z " virtue of deed in ,ru1, to me execu.ed. bv
captain Fou'hes G. 'I'ibb, for purrofes THERE'S,
mentioned; the whole of the property Ipsciiied in
laid trnit deed. ooniiling of very valuable ;raa of
LAND, ieveral valuable Slaves Foui.hold & Ki,ch-
en- furniture, and Stock OF various kinds
The Land LAYS in EGex county on Rarraharl ok
river, ten miles below Tappahanncck very conrss.i-
et to the be "fhh, oyiiers and crabs, eou,ans 1854
acres lays level and well adapted to tie culture Of
tobacco, corn and fnaIl grain. There is on it 4
dwelling houic III good repair. alto other convcui-
ent houes for i;sa family, valuable young orchards
oil peach and apple Of choice fruits, belonging 10
the above trltt there is as much msra will af-
lord hay III the grearef abnndance FOR one hundred
and hiiy head OF cattle the land is well watered and
remarkably healthy. The fle will take place on the
pren,iies on the Path day of Ocloher nex: and the
terms fully made known that day; 4 part of the
purelaie monty FOR each article will be required in
hand,by
CHARLES BROWNE, 7tHGee.
Edex, Ausua s. If.
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THE Cl-PRIdN'S PETITION.
A PARODY ON THE BEGGAR'S PETITION

With aching heart your pity, Sir, crave,
My wants compel me f5n, to pray relief
Soon ihall irendlefs feek the iilent grave
That grave where ends both mifery and grief
Thefe clothes my ltate to pafrr,-by proclai,n---
Thete haggard looks in unilon APPEAR
And or the finger of reproach and blame,
Draws from my eye the unavailing tear.
Yon manron, which o'erooks this fhaded vale,
Lured me to pray relief in accents mild;
For Lord the owner was of all the dale,
Aud fortune haHd him as her favor'd child.
Scarcely my lip, the piteou, tale began,
Scarce had dar d his bounty to implore,
When 10 the slinion of this cruel man,
With ternneis bade me quit his matters door
Oh pray your Charity to me impart,
Fer the keen blail aifails my Weekend frame;
Coniole ere 'tissoO La.e, this breaking heart,
Which toon will leave OF ANNA, but the name
Should repeat the foft feiuaive tale,
That HENRY urg'd TO mar my future rea;
To help poor forlorn you could not fail.
Ii mercy boats fea, within your breaa.
Twas HsEaY made me prohibitions prev;
He did in friendships mafl my heart fubdue
Twas he-ungratefnl man who paved the way
To future feenes, which 6ouor Erinks to view.
How fhall pain, thote joys which now are pan,
Or how my mUydtr a Parent. love relate
I'LL HENRY came, my virruous mind to blaR-
iii HENRY made me ftet-ther direit hatel
Mytender Mother, who with fond delight,
View'd me in LIES decline her plsatipg care;
Soon ciosd her aged eyes in endlefs night,
And breath'd for my reclaim the fcrvent prayer
My father, too, bs,eaV'I of Wife and Child,
a prey TO racKlng torment ioos became
BY madneis ie,zed--by frenzy driven wild
In lateis breath, fn,s'd his poor AsSA's name
In hnmbleft tones your pity then crave,
My wants compel me thus TO pray relief;
Soon thaii ] friendlefs feek the Gent grave,
And there forget my mifery aud grief. CT
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SOLOMON AND SHEBA.
(frsm earisftie5 et'Li:eratnr. J

-
recollea pretty hory, which, in the I'alrnud
or Gemara, fonie Rabbin has attributed to Solomon
AT the foot of the throne food the Queen of She
be; in each hand ihe held wreath Of flowers; the
one competed OF natural the other of artificial flow
ers. ART in the lahour of the mimic wreath had ex
qnifitely emuated the lively hurs and the variegst.d
beauties OF Nature; 70 that at the dRance it was
held by the queen for the inspection of the king it
was deemed impolible for him to decide as her ouer
tion imported, which was the natural, and winch
the artificial The iagacous Solomon ieemed p,iied
yet, to he vanquithed, though in trife by a fri
fling woman irrtated his pride. The ion of David
he who had written treaties the vegetable produc
tons, from the cedar to the hyffop," to acknow
ledge hn,!elf outwittei by woman. wi,b
freds of paper and glazed paintings The honour Of
the monarchs reputation for divine fagacity feen,ed
dminifhed, and the whole Jewh court looked TO-
lemn and melancholy. AT length an expedien, pre-
tented ielfto the king and, it mufi be confsTed,
worthy the Natural Philosopher. Obferving clutter
OF bees novering around window, he commanded
that it fhould be opened. IL was opened: the bees
ruihed into the court, and lighted Immediately OIL
one of the wreaths, while not Jingle one fixed on
the other. The decilion was NOT then diicuit: the
learned Rabbins ibook their heads in rapture-and
the bahled Sheba had more reafon to be aiioAih
ed az the wildom of Solomon.
This would make pretty poeticsl tale, il would
yield an elegant deicrPton, and pleainp moral
that fbs bee only refs the natural 5eaDte5 AVID ne
fixes the S1iu,cdfs1rr, however inimitaby the
colour may be laid This applied to the ladies,
would give it pungency.
a lrolng player, who had only to fay, in Rich.
ard III" MY Lordf,n3 64et - let he coffin eaE," had
repeated the line 70 often TO himieG LEFT he fould be
imperfect, that, when he came to fay it, nfead Of
what had been written, he faid-" My lord, ftand
back, and let the fayioa cough
In the laa expedition made by Charles XII of swe-
den, there great con,motion in the army from,
the bad quality of the bread, and one of the men
breaking into the royal prefenee with piece in his
hand, held tout to the king, and afsed him if he
thought that bred was fit for folder.' Charles took
it from him and ate is-only faying, have eat bet
ter, but could eat werle" All murmer fublided.
The Count de Giraffe being wounded in the knee
with mufket ball, the lurgeon made many incGons.
Loling patience, ait he afkrd them why they cut
and carved 70 cruelty p" We frel for the bal'' fad
they. "Why the devil did you not fpeal before 3''
Gaid the Count; " have it in my pocket"
When Stella was extremely III, her phyreian flid
to her, madam, you near the bottom Of the hill,
but we viii endeavour to get you up again. She an.
fwered, Doctor fear hall be out OF breath before
reach the top.
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FROM THE UrleA (n.r) PATRIOT.
AGRICULTURAL.
IL Fa,mee,, on III. mira sfSmn in U5.at.

IL Fa,m'ri, on DsGolje7 efSmw in U6tdi.
Having heard frequent complaints among the mil
crs and merchants, that the whea, in this neighbor
hood is imutty and alto that fome fmy neighbors,
this very ieaion complaining that their crops are
nearly ruined by the lmut, whit in my own fields I
have not this year or laa. found fnutty head am
led to believe this difference arifes foley from my
cleaning my feed wheat, wba they have flowed theirs
without this precaution. Not having been bred a
farmer, when commenced this occupation was led
to coniult agricultural books and from reading the
experiments made in Eogland, and by our own agri-
cultural foeety,f washed to try the experiments there
detailed for curing the lmut N. wheat;a dinemper
in the grain which greatly injured my crops. MY
praeiee now is, and for two years pat has been to
wah my feed wheat in clear water and Kim off all
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)isceIIann.
MELANCHOLY CASE OF sH1pwREcK

"The late gale (fays the New-York Speefator)
which appears rs have been very extentive
and unufnNiiy fevcre on our coat, extend
ed but fnall diGsnce from the land. We
arc informed, that, Fifty miles from the Sea,
there was little wird rain and that, at
the difance of eighty miles, the weather was
fair and calm"
The progreflion of NORTH EAT forms from
Sc.Eb H'eR to NORTH EAT has often been no.
tced in public Journals, and in philosophical
publications. The late gale which produced
70 many melancholy diiaRcrs, hogan, as APP
pears from the account of the. lofs of the
Baltimore packet, In lat. sssrbn Friday
whereas 1t did not commence in New-York
and New-Eng!and till Saturday night, and
was not fevese until Sunday morning"
There is another furious circumstance, that de-
ferves TO be recorded. 1t is tated in Mr.
Webfer's Hiitory of PetiIence, that the
years when comets approach, or volcanoes
dfcharge fire, are. beyond comparifon, the
moi tempeauous."
Now it is a fact, " that, few months fince, a
Comet was noticed by the Astronomers oi
England and, that very extraordinary c.
ruption of Moust Vefuvus occurred duri,,.
the mouth of June"
Whether Mr.. Wehftcr's fpeculations be more
fancifu or ingenious, is not now the queiion
TO be decided. Bat we may be permitted to
obferve that the t,rosi1iate caufe of THE tenn
pea is only to be derived from the detailed
knowledge Gifts hitory. Let the frt oh.
ieGt therefore Be, to afcertain the t1,t75: and
for this purpofe let f,ne ndufrious philofo.
pher compare the different accounts, which
can be collected, Off orig lin aud progrels.--
Let him aicertain az far as he is able
Its different tom,jeJ
I'sdegrees of 41oi>n-e
The fuccefiive times of rifng and ceiling
in different ATTITUDES
And of courfe, the faint where it commenced
and the velocity with which it travelled.
One f.a Teens to have been afcertained or
this iuhje6t by the indefatigabe Franklin
- that currents of wind always begin from, the
~ point wherethey blow, & requirea cer,aintme
to reach the different places, to which they
tend. Tide Frankhn'J HorkJ.
But it is not nosv our province to collect mate
rlais Tor the understanding, but to address
the he art. We reed not collect into one
heap, all the fcattercd ruins of the guit !;
treafnres funk into the fea of founrlered
vefTels, and of life buried beneath the deep
We need not fuch Golgotha of ruins to
ftartle the imagination, when there exiH fuch
fcenes of individual woe as Capt. Gere's
art!eis narrative has portrayed. Scarce do
the productio of romance contain a more
Siifrefied tale of protracted mifery. Poor Ma
ria the pathos of thy fate muft melt every
bolom. The manner of thy death was too
much like that of the Virginia, not
TO ftrike every reader who has wept over the
affecting tale of St. Pierre.
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JOHN ALCOCK,

Z INFORMS the Citizens of Richmond, and tn = -
& lie, he has jun received at his Cabinet Man,
tory near the Fire Jnlurance Office large alorHent
Of Windor Chairs and Settees, made IN the newell
alhion and by the belt werkmen in the ate any gem
teman wiaing to buy, will pleale fend their orders
or call a his Cabinet Mandatory, where they may
get good warranted work, snd low terms, either in
the Cabinet line Wiudlor Chairs.
June 6. If.
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London Courier, mua ftrike every boGom. But he
win mon enjoy it, who recolie9s how many an UNI
fortunate Magdalene has fallen victim not to
her vices, but the vices of man that their lives
in their bef form, not more marked by
corruption than wretchedneis; & that fuch has been
the force of thefe convictions over the humanity
Of England, that Magdalen hofpi,als have been
founded for their relief and reformatou.1
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NOTICE.

a PPREIIENSIONS for the health of his
family having ddahled the fubfcriber from
abiding permanently at Norfolk, he has rernov-
ed to the city Of Richmond, and fixed his Office
in the houie near the Capitol, lately occep;ed by
the CommifIioner OF Loans. He propoges to
prattife law in the Federal Court, Court of APP
peals, and Court Of Chancerv, in Richmond /:
and will continue alfo to pradifc IN the Chan.
Gerry Difra Court Of Williamsburg, and Diff
tri6t Court Of Suffolk.
WV. WRIT.
Aurun g.
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body coniigned to the foods. The remaining part OF
the crew. it is hoped, are of danger, and fan re-
covering their health. Two ysrfous came up to
town on Tuefday evening. aud :hs others were al
lately landed lait evening. Thus we fee what man
capable of fuering, and the all Efficiency Of Prov-
dsnce in extending relief in the mott perilous iitua-
tion.
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September 10.
TO SpOpTsMFN

HW be E"pnbieiy az he Rs-s'ing Green, Re lob,
@aref 0e's6er "sx' (f nor .srOaf'ty d 9i efb.t5,e
f6attsutI he faAe7ring Ss,H;oys
pUZZARD--DARE DEVus--AR CHDJHE.
- ESCAPE. by precipi,a;e of a fiber OF puz.
zard's--STORM, by Cormorans out of Darlington
mare.
After which about thirty thorough bred brood
Mares, Colts and Fiilies. The terms of fale will be
made known in few weeks by
JOHN C. VOOLFOLK and
JOHN HOOMES,
E<esztors Of Jokn Heewr,, deg.
AsguG I. If
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TO RENT.

THE TENEMENT, which Mrs. Pbepo, lately
Z occupied the Erect leading by the Govern.
ors, eonGeing Of ,..ge cellar, a room ufrd as a
Kitchen, very well fxed Aore, compiling room, a
drawing and bed room, aud three neeping and lum-
her room in the garret; immediate poIeii;on may be
had. Enquire Of William +. An.
Augult 80 mr.
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TO RENT,

II ME TENEMENT formerly occupied by MsT.
Il James and Alexander Dunlap and lately by
Wan. r. Stone, at the wen end Of the Market bridge.
and adjoining the houfc in which estenive Ven
due Store is about to be cGablileJ. If more agree1-
bic, would fell, on rr7fouabls terms, Leafe Of
about feven and half years in the f,d tenement.
WILLIAM MX1M.
Augua I. eoif
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THE ErrEM1HArr.

While nature Mollis' clay was blending,
Uncertain what the thing hould end in,
Whether female or male,
A Pin dropt in, and turn'd the fcale.
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cHAR!t7 vT'EsvTtLF R>crs
u ~ Monday the 18Th dry of OCTOBER rev,.
y , viii oe for over the Cha-lo,,etv;lie cnrcr
iweepisake purte fo- ec!rs two mil. heats, eleven
colts entered at hundred dollars each.
ALEX. GARRETT.
Proprietor q, ibe ss4.Ic.
September 10. In.
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WANTS A SITUATION,

4 fomqg man qvbo can ls;le good infirmati.n
= at bis ebara7er, ./obrlety, and indqGry
aOonI4 qOi'Aingiy engage as an abTRanf liz n gro
cry or 6@r-Aeepfr, book-kreper, or Iybryinfen-
H1nt far any gentleman, in a gfnted ealing.
Enquire ef he printer.
September 5. MI
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FOR SALE.
EIex, Au,ua s,

= Plantation ftua.ed in the county of Chef
{ I terfsld on both fdes Of Falling Creek, frven
miles from MaIcheier, aajniAing the lands o. Col.
Matthew Chea;ham and Mr. Branch Cheathan,. con-
tanning $50 acres, 200 Of which is cleared and
IN good order. :he balance wetimhered and equal
70 any iaEd on the creek. The Dwelling Houie &
Kitchen new, the Dwelling Houfe has three rooms &
railage ON the lower aoor & three above tn. kitch-
en- 20 by 90 feet, with Other neceary ut.houfes all
o; which are in good repair, with excellent peach
and apple orchard--llo valuable mill r~:.,-
OH the above creek. The payments will be one half
on making right to the land, the balance in two
snnsa payments 70 he fscdred by deed of tru the
iand-fhe rurchater will be permitted to iow "a
eeropoE wheat immediately, aud poGeliion gwen the
ara day of November next. The land can be ihewn
70 any perfon by application the fnpcriber living
on the preniles, and rhe price made tuown
WILLIAM cHEATHAM.
September 9. etowg.
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4 LLpo3on5 baving elaius agaiaR tie eRate
I Of John H0omct, 3er'd. Of tie Bowling
CT'sn are reqneRed to make than knozun, t6at
Pr0Vifan mar be made far a Gaai Efflemenf.-
ina k6eje in6e6ted MN make inmeliate PAY
ment to TOHN HOOMES, naH
JOHN g. WOOLFOLK,
Executors IF J1otn Ho0meJ, aee'S.
Jar. es. If
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TO BE RENTED,
FOR SALE,

TWO H&ely yoagg MIR SFRYANTS, qvtN
I 0cqaainfrd qViib bo4G. G4Gngj5.-Fo term,
&c. enquire oftbe Pyiatsr.
SEPT. I2. MI
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A BARGAIN

A BARGAIN
: 7 AY be had in Chariot, Harnefs and rair
l L of excellent hories-Enquire of the Editor
Augna :. #.
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y URR MILL S. ONES, or ALI SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellent quality,
FoRSHLE, As USUAL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
IRE Market.
Dee.4. [eptf.
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70 BE KENTED-The Tenement where
Z. now reiide, and pofIeflion given in time.
]. PENN.
April II. If
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September t9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-28
TUESDAY. JANUARr %, 1906.

+ + , sssas.d' Pine 's'.iaas Me'.as..
90 plncleons high proof ! maica Rum
s busts Muicar Wine
4 ka.t Eutss Conaant;a do.
4 pics e old B,az;l Madeira
y bikes French P.u.cs
i ta s'si.'', | New England husa
So barrels Peanfy lvania Rye Whi2ey
s cs&s redned Birth Salt. Perre
3 tierces Alum
SO BIKES Nj au!d and Dips Candle.
10 boxes Chocolate
JuR received, and tor fa!e, for calh or on tn.
rfual credits.
Vaudeville & Janefon.
December 81 d
JUST RECEIVED,
dvd far SAX, by
Nathaniel WatlIes and Co.
60 hoylheads fourth proof Jamaica
Rum.
SO ditto belt retailing Molafrs,
: }snuAry IA. dlzt
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SaLE,
Two boxes Iriili Linen-rt0l CoL,-
ralaes.
50 barrels prime Pork.
VIM. EoDesoN.
Nvember IS. d
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N O T | G. E..

n. r a meeting Of the Pfefdent and D;reaor,
~ Of the Little Kiper fulng.xe Company,
II the houf: Of Jahn GadsOy, in the town OF
Alexandra, Dscsmber the 4th, 1906
o.de,td, That .ae Stockholders in The Lis'le
2iycr Turnpike cesapapy do: aid they are
tereby required TO pay to the Trcaturer of faia
Company ten dollars on each Snare BY them re.
peaiveIy fabfcrited, on the fit day of F.sru
.asy, Ise6--and the further fumgcf ten dollars
IN each of their flares, on the h,a day OF May
-and the further fum of Ten dollars on each OF.
heir fhares, on the FIT day OF July-Sand the
ufshtr iag OF ten dolarsoo each OF their flares,
~ the frf day Of, Septchb.r--and the further
um Of ten dollars on each OF their fhares, Oh the
ira day of November next enfaing the date
sereof.
Jonah Thompfon,, Teaesyer.
D.cemscr "a, dtIfFcb
CASH, and the. higheif price,
will be given for Clean Linen
and Cotton Rags, by the Prln--
Ter Of this paper.
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paoItt Salt.
On FRIDAY next

On FRIDAY next' 80.
,,sock. w,ilb. fold as the Ysnd0e Ssose'
= ~ r u M
), i. Id Sis Freach Brandy in pipes,
30 ssa y y' ssa Appl. Bandy ia BIZ.
s s, n bids. sisrsss and DIS.
Coca; s. 4 brow. s.,, q. .ss..',
r,ifa, 10 kegs, boxes aud Iafh
s s in kegs and sraiis,
i,,..o,, Ware in cratss,
g S'oljUSEHoLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
VARIETY Of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Kerfemeres,,
naail.. Plains, Ksrieys, Negro Costons'
Sry,,, Elaaicks, blue Friezss,
c,luaaccss, RaEels, Yarh Stockings
Ciutz.s and Caikcoes,
I'm Linens, SiI.fia do.
sAosburgs and Ticklen5urgs:
Muslin and Muslin handkerchief,
I,ds Mesiias AID liable Clothes
gandauna Handkerchiefs, -;
cohsta Thtsaas, Hat. and sandry other
Philip e. Mdsj3slltr.
Nar q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-28
Dliiolutloh Of Copartnerlhlp.

THE Copartoerfhip hitherto fulfilling uurder
The, firm Of sJsftpb Riddle g Co. OF AIxa,.. a.
was dGoNsd the fre infant, by mutu y con.
tent: All perfons thar are indebted to, II that
have claims On the fame, are tequeRed'to come
forward and iettle, as it is deGrabie to tofs the
concern as foon as pollbc. Thafr wHcae &C
counts are Of long handing s;e particularly re-.
faeaea to ATTEND to THIS notice, and m..e
psya,en.s TO either of the iuhlcrlbers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
. Of Baltimore.
:. Ssrtembci ss. s ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-28
mo. 1909.

49, =
hfandeville and IamefIon,
OFFER FOX SIR,
For cAfh, Produce, or on the ufnal Credit
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LIQUORS e GROCERIES.
COMMITTING OF
Mufeovadc Sugars, Of various qua,
tiles.
Philadelphia and Alexandra. Loaf and Lump
ditto.
s g.; T's; $! and Ia bids. &c.
Old Jamaica Spirits, for family ulc,
Peach and Apple. Brandy,
Cogniac and Bordeaux do.
Holland ana Country Geneva, :, ~.
!, 7ob4rfsls nrong INA fine favored Rye WhH::
MadeirsS
q p'|,5 s;s' : WINES.
Malaga, and
Tencr.H-
~ Cafes St. Easph Mcdoc Clsrer,
ont' Old 4th Proet lI,fb Whitley,
Ioo cafes Wet Schiedsm Gin.
a few hos hcsds Of cho,ce M3lsEes,
Tenntnee AND Georgia Cotton.
Ganpowders
H,fons Very carefully feleasa
Young r, fnss: from the beft cargoe. toy
Souchong, I.A'' "'se ala lAm'iy
Hylon- KIN, and 0'''
;. Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, Rice.
Starch, Fit,blue, Soap, Muaard, Rsppee and
Scotch Sncf.
sPlcEs-Pinen,o, Pepper, Cloves, c.as,
Natmegs ard Mace.
Ginger, race and ground.
Flo,ant and Orleans Indigo, Nader, Cop
peras, Alum and BrimA orc.
Patent Shot, aaorted, from BIB to No. q.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap.
ping; Paper, Demijohns, Refined sal. Petite.
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Drltiih Gunpowder of various quail.
tiles from Fto treble battle.
Ottob.s Ls.