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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
NOT COMMONl

About week ago, some Of the fana,i.
cal denomination OF Saaksrs passed thfo'
THIS place. Governed by The 9hims of
'msglnsilon, one Of them Ga preacher
too) supposed, Il appears that The " God
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
ANAcREoN MooRE's POEMS.

a work which has for some time beer,
looked tor, with anxious expectation, by
lae loVers oil literature, is q: length pub.
i:shed al Sargeanl's bookstore, hey;ne. is.
sued from the press of Mr.. Watts, OF
Philadelphia, whose spirit and ingenuity
promise to contribute largely TO The typo.
Graphy oil The New world, and, in time, to
raiss II toi The same reputable stage OF ti.
vaiship with the cid country, in extent.
that 1t has, Tor seme time, held in oualjty.
he poems OF Moore. in Europe dis;in
gushed, by the name OF AEAcREog
MOORE, are nov published in a STYLE of
printing which may sand as a model of
the art.
Ofthe genius OF Moore t'Sere unneccs.
sary 10 say any thing---it is to men OF let
iers we address ourselves aed most men
OF Tia. description already know the cha
raclef OF this extraordinary poet. In the
astonishing constellation Of genius, which
iias arisen from Ireland within the memo
~ OF the living, Mr., Moore, even when a
Boy, shone with TO common lusre. He
may now be sad 10 stand in poetry alone,
aad notwithstanding some li,tle flaws ari-
sing from a lively Imagination, and
warm heart, which throw an occasional
shade upon their patty, his works win be
read with admiration and pleasure by all
who have the taste, the feeling, or the
Judgment TO relish exquisite poetry.
We give she following as a small proof
OF what We have advanced upon the sub.
jsct OF these poems.--i5.
COME, take the harp--'tls vain TO muse
Upon the gathering Ills we see;
| oh take the harp, and let me lose
All thoughts OF Ill in hearing thee
Sing to me, Lowell though death we're near
Thy song coud make my soul forget
Nay, nay, in pity, day Shat tear,
All may be well, be happy yet /!
Let ME but see that snowy ann
Once more upon thedear harp lies
And | will cease to dream OF harm,
Wl!I smile at fate, while lllou art nigh
Give me That strain OF monFaful touch,
We us'd TO love long, long ago,
Before our hearts had known as much
rs now, alasl they bleed to know!
Sweet notes they tell OF former peace,
or all that loos'd so raplurous then,
Now wiihcr'd Oh pray thee, cease,
] cannot bear those sounds again
Art thou two wretched ? yes, thou art;
| see thy tears How fast from mime
Come, come TO this devoted heart
lis breaking, but it stli IS thine
! ---oess--
! From the minutes Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the United States,
which have been published, it appears
that in the year i773, the members con-
sisted OF only 100 PERSONS 10 The Year
1850 che society had Increased 10 $500 !;
in four years thereafter they were 1888 /;
.ini79 the members amounted to 76I43 /;
in 1909 to s6,734; in 1908 they had N.
creased 1885; in 1900 they had fur
ther increase of 1864; 10 1906 nearly
1000 were added; and in 1906 the socie
~ consists OF not less than lso,s7o per
sons.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
IMPRoisPzu
ON ABSENCE OF FaIENBs.
And can the nirh. of env;s,, .y,;.,.

And can the fight of env;oa, Time
Remove the image of y Fnend
Ian changing place. or varying cline,
Iae dear delightful contract end
Can the loV'd fos'', The piaur'd face,
.hnS'avea on The feeling breast,
ne eye that mem'.y loves no traec
Snii beaming win i,s wcn5ed zess;
Can these the absent heart no more
wan inly-ihriliing sweetacs. cEarni:
Can virtues vsuernble lore
WIKI kindILng trsaspor, cease to warm
no faithful memory sill pourtrays.
10 tie fond bo4ou'A anxious view,
The vision OF departed days,
In sof'ea'd shades oil ,enaer kue:
StiLl knit in friendships sacred lie.
Days. months zn5 years shan yainly roll I.
hey but demand ike psssin5 sigh,
Bli dl.e no; d!sunite liz sSu..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

RY virtue of a deed of trust ex-
AZ ecu'ed to the subscriber, by Simeon Gem,
10 secure the payment Of the sum Of TWO hum
dred pounds, due to John Price, and the ne.
oSsSS'y expenses in recording and Carrying
SAD Geed into effea, will he SOLD, to the
highest bidder. FOR ready money, on Saturday
the fourth dsy of Oaober next, at William
IN rnec's tavesn, IN the county IF Loui.l. a
lHhCi or LAND. lying in said county, con.
iainins by actual survey one bundled and th;r,v-
nine acres, lying upon the Roundabout Creek
ard 'he following NEGROES to wit: Phebe,
Lanny and Alice, children of Phebe, Betty.
George, Ben and Mat, or so much of said pro.
pssrty rs viii be sufficient to pay the said sum
OF 4 2Ot with the interest accumulated thereon
ana the expenses above mentioned.
WILLIAM PRICE, 7iute..
Ssptembcr u 1906 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

I a N AWAY in the month OF Tune
80 or JOY last. mulatlo man named HAIR
Ef belonging 10 the estate Of William Augis,
dcc'of Amherst county. he is about i've feet six
inches high, very knock knee'd. and walks win
his toes TUNED cut, he lA51 tna5k over his eyes
upon his Forehead Of y circular shape and one oe
h!s upper fore teeth - of a dark color. being
somewhst deesytd II is expected that he will
aileui9tio &c; to Richmond aud pass as a free
man. and probably TO get on board Of some vessel
and leave the state-All masters of vessels are
therelors fofewsrucd from taking him on board
their vessels All leeslfess will be paid on his
delivery to the subscriber. or being secured in jail
50 THAI she gets him again.
Elizabeth Augis.
August 25.h, 1896. W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

ced by any one--aDd above bribery, a.
| he receives 2oooL per aun.
! circumstances seem still to delay The return
Of the Tunisian Ambassador. TO his own country
! We understand thai he has proceeded TO Wash
ing;on to have an interview with the presiden:
CT some Of the heais oil departments.
Boston Palladium.
The Salem Gazette of the 22d UT saws that
! considerable feet, in which were Ave line OF
battle ships" was seen on Thursday from the
central whervrs in ,has town going into Boston,
or steering nearly that course.
We have been favored with the pc
rusal Of Pamphlet just received from
England, entitled "Review Of the con-
duck, towards the aulhor) OF his Royal
Highness The Prince Of Wi!es, contain
ing detail Of many circumstances rela.
tive Ia the Prince and Princess OF Wales
ard Mrs. Fiizherbert, Sec. &c." By Nat.
JeE:ry, NJ. p. Thi. work allades TO
some private transactions bsteeen the
author, (who was formerly an eminent
jeweIler and goldsmith aud The illuslrious
persooages, above mentioned, aud d;scio.
% iaStS VI t!lc itiOSI Gf5n0nOfIOic nature.
Tue connection between the Prince and
Mrs. tiizherbert is particularly remarked
upon, and a most ariabie character Civ
en- OF the injured and neglected Princess.
II altogether exhibits picture, in which
the character OF the Prince appears truly
odious- II has ran through two Editions
IN London. Phil. Gaz.
The Lombardy poplar inseet, whose We
nomous properties were short time ago
the subject of general alarm, is now pro.
we'd to be perfectly harmless. We have
IN our possession sonie of these insects
which within a few days have emerged
t'omtheir chrysais State into most beau.
,itul butterfly Der. -da0.
Mr.. Lyman who came passenger in the
ship Sarah, arrived at Boston last week
from London, is the bearer Of dispatches
10 our government IRON Mir. Monroe.
(.N Y. d. .4civ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

Of ord-I" direGted him 70 walk along The
street. NAKED! Accordingly, a, one end
of the town he striped himself entire, and
With his clothes over one arm, his hat
IN the other hand, he led his horse all
the way, down Main street crying as he
wen. along, Is No, 40. 10 ne nha5ffanis
If tLis ht1ee FIR tte judgmezts Of God are
hoOeriHg over tsen,.'' AS soon as he pot
10 the woods, he again put on his clothes,
when he was oyertaken and brought back,
before a magistrate. Alter some detsn.
ton, lin which he gloried, as suffering
Persecution Ike the apostles OF oid) he
was allowed TO 80 his way. In iuslifca.
ton OF his strange conduct, he cited the
example of the prophet Isaiah go, 2. :.
and yet ne was continually repeating,
" Old things are passed away all things
are become new."--But no doubt, his
flexible and fertile imagination can re.
conciie any contradiclion.--G-i1 LHforn,.
ANEcpsrE.
country Squire asked mis- son. who had lus.
come from scsool. what meant by : eircular
letter Why father. il is a youal letter, ssnr |
round the country. with rourd seal, aud often |,
iied with Tousa abouE things Land. pzp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
CUSTOM HoUsE-RIcHMoND.

ENTERED.
Sch'r Enterprise Hail, Norfolk.
S!t;p James Cook. Coke, do.
siooP Cumberland NJ calester, Philadelphia
Sch'r Harriou. Russell, Baltimore
SlooP Lucy, Roberts, Ci.y Point.
Planter, Cary, do.
Soh'r Martha d Mary. Lewis, u. Hundred
Brothers. Rose, Norfolk.
Dopnm, Barry, Alexandra.
Polly, Meredith Ciy Point.
CLEARED.
5el'f Hunter, Sncden, New York.
Sioop Prudence, Ijaftlstt, Doa,o,.
Sch'r Vandick. runohard, salem.
Sloop Happy Return. Ireland. Philsdelphi1
Rising Sun. Baker. do.
Cumberland, M'Cales,er, DO.
Sch'r NJ .ry Ann. Luce, Bos:an.
Saucy viii. LOWS, Phiadelphia
Venus, Stead, New por,
Albert, Basselt. Boston.
EnteTrize, Hall, do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

A gentleman who had an extraordinary
long nose being % dine at friends house.
he moiher charged boz (who WAS ape
10 tell people ofany remarkable delecl n.
lHs'r Person) not IL Gay any thing OF he
geniienan's large aose When he arri.
Ved' the child stared al him, and then
turning TO hismother, said, 90 mamma,
wha, pretty h!fis nose that genlem. n
has -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

h"zGDoTE--Ina sea fight in the reign
OF Charles The H. th-r. was very bloody
engagement between the English and
DuIch Reefs; in the heat of which. n.
scotch seamen was very severely bi, hy
louise on his neck, which he caught, and
stopping down 10 crack it, Just as he bsd
put himself in that posture, chain shot
came and took off lh= heads Of several
sailors that were abor; him ; on nAich he
mad compassion en- the poor louise, re.
turned him to his place, anl BID him
live there at discretion for said he, a.
you have beea he means az saving nv
ilte' it's bui juss | should save yours.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

We have in ,his days Argus, conclud-
ed the publication of the Laws passed a,
the last Session Of Congress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

Mr.. Lyman who came passenger in the
snip Sarah, arrived at Boston last week
from London, is the bearer Of dispatches
10 our government from Mir. Monroe.
or Y. d. .4dv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
Joel Yancey
Lana @ Negroes. for Sale.

IbemarIe connty, 2S.h hug 1SO6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

Sir John Borlase Warren's squadron
was of Antigua the l7,h July, and inlen-
dcd to remain in that quarter for the pro.
lection of The islands, i'm case Jerome b
Daparte should suddeniy return there.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

The Salem Gazette of the 22d UT. saws tina,
" considerable feet, in which were FIVE line OF
battle ships" was seen on Thursday from she
Central wharvcs in ,hai town going into Boston
or steering nearly that course.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

Capt. Gillies, arrived a! New York; in.
forms, that an embargo was laid on all 70.
ieigu vessels in the ports of Jamaica, the
25th ut. to continue Til the lO,h August
in consequence of the sailing Of the hume
ward bound Feet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-15

sisteut with our Just rights, ano TUG lnuc'
pendence OF Europe.
What have we to fear FROM the continu.
ance Of the war? Was the nation ever so
unanimous on any great occasions. as IN
support il? Though beading under the
weight of taxes for the prosecution OF TINS
most popular war, not single individual
has been heard 70 nurmmer a. his burth.
en-. rs this time then for patching up a
peace 80 Would it noE be more con.
sis,enr with the dignity of the nation,
and the spirited feelings Of IT'S lnhabl-
rants, 70 undertake some en.erPrize tha}
would reflect honor and rencwn upon our
characre. and arms, and pu. Us IN posses
sion of 40 eou;ysleat for The territories OF
our allies, wressed from them Ia conss-
qoence of their confedsracy with us 60
'rhe French emperor has often cs,ensall-
ousIy boosted Of conqnerlng peace on the
old continent; we nal easily acqalre
peace ard extensive equivalents N the new
world. Our whole army is d'sposeabse,
for We still! adoptthe sentiments OF the Sc
eretafy OF state. and ought 70 bs employ
ed ia some service worthy otiss e1erssoas
The sea is open TO as whilst our enc.
mics are shn, up 5v our fleets 10 their own
ports, anu if ever they should attemptto
carry their leug medieated project oil inya'
sieae;ato esecution, the simple dlscomh.
tore Of ,ha. would do more tor the re-es-
(, tablishment Of the independence o. Eu-
rope, than the. late disastersus campaign
did for lis destruction. We have every
thing ,hers!oreto hope from the war, apd
every thing to i-ar from peace, On terms
such as we ,aiahs COW obtain. Whist ye
continue tie coa,ess Europe will still have
q rallying point, whenever tfe naiions OF
the cos,loen,, still uns, bdued, may be dis.
1osed 10 resis, the ambitious projects OF
the French governments FACE, ca tie
contrary woulti a,,,w l}onaparte4 ecnsoli-
date his rev arrangements, Whiah acVei
eau Be- secure or stable whilst Shere IS yes
a possibility OF emancipation. esog all
yhese considerations We are Iotyary saa'
suiue III our expectations from she. negocl-
/ alton, which has ncw assumed so!s re,
guias fora. has that ia which ii has hisher'
20 beeu conducted Ia = iu'une number
,sa proposed 10 retUrn,o this srhlscs, ADD
stew lhat II our n,;itary means &c such as
TO warrant IuSs expec:anoos OF success 10
the ac.ive prosecution Of the wax, our Il.
nancial resources afford similar grounds OF
satisfaction and confidence. )
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-15
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
BALTIMORE, Oct Is.
IMPORTANT.

We have seen letter froGa respectable
louee 10 New Yo.k, sae aao,hes IN this CITY
dated on Saturday hi! pass IL o'e'ock,
1nen,ioDing that lord Lssderda!e Aaa re-
turned to London zvithow e5ectiag me s5-
ilfcs of his mission The writer SAYS /,
have had no time 10 add more. From the
APPEARANCE OF The haste ia which The let
ter was written, together with the 'espeee
table channel through which ii comes, little
doubs caube enter.aiaed o'she trush.
TCcfce Eoass. Ba9ks.
Translated f-0a, Papers received at The oct
fee iouse by the brig Henry, AAe7, frcm
.Bofde0un.
PARIS, August II.
Every diaiculty~in Germany is removed;
Austria has acknowledged the coniedera.
ticn OF the Rhine.
Prussia has acknowledged the same.
The king Of Prussia has asssa Mr..
Eumboldv minister pleniPsssntlary at Ma
pies, AID has also sppslnted ambassadors
70 the king of Holland, and Inc grand duke
Of Clsv.s.
The emperor OF Austria tno more 'oe
emperor of Germany has acknowledged
the new king of the svo sicilies.
Orders are given for all The armies 10
Germany 70 return to France, asd the great
fe,es will take place the latter end CT Sep
ten.ber.
The affaira on the continent are now SO
arranged that il now may be calculated on
a lasting peace.
The rati6cations Of the treaty OF peace
with Russia, will be exchanged at st. Re-
,ersburg the 18th Of this month, August,
and every thing announces emperor Alex.
apder has the sincerest desire TO contribute
to the peace of the whole world.
Ia England the people wish for peace i;
Mr.. Fox and great part of the cabinet, 10
which they count Mr.. Erskins, lord Pstsy,
lord Howich, lord Mora, and Mr.. Sheri-
dan. The negotiations have been on foot
since the month Of March asd were ar
rived on the point of maturity, and even
near being signed. as has been reported.
Hut the malsdy Of Mr.. Fox, and his ah..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
Valuable Property for Sale.

gPu, suant to decree of the circuit court for
the district Of Colu1nhia, heit; at Ale&ail-
dria, and the last will of Benjamin Stree,
deceased; his executors offer for sale,
THAT Valuable PROPERTY at the corner OF
\ King and Fairfax-strects, part otwhlcb
is occupied by Charles Bennett. The lot ex-
tends 40 feet on King and 70 feet on airfax- :,
street, is subject to rent charge of 50 dollars
per annum.
To those who are DESTROYS, either of sccur-
+ ing good stand for business, or vesting their
money in real estate, this is a most inviting
piece of property. a small part ofthe money
will be required in hand or IN an app 8 ys.
note at 90 days--cn the balance s .s-orai ere-
dit will be given. For terms apply to either
I of ths executors or to Benjamin ShreSe
William Paton,1
Edward Stabler, Ex'ys.
.Johs Janney,
November %. aawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
Salt aaoat;,

500 bushels Ground Alum Salt, on board
Sloop Maria Antoinette. and for sale, by
WadEworth & Butler.
EY1ss hevs ESQ laading, from said Siooh, a
YoqOsus sphaq3,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
30 boxes mould Candies,
50 barrels prime Beef,
10 do do. Pork,
qsssrter casks Tenerlffe Wine.
November &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
FOR SALE.

81 1,I7E SUBSCRIBERS,
81 hogsheads Jamaica rum, 9TH proof
S 30 dc. ST. Croix do. Sd dc.
10 30. n. Eng. 60.
10 pipes Holland gin
do. American do. Of superior quail,
2 Go. L. P. MADEIRA wine J Of ercellea'
3 dc. L. NJ. do. do. qual. svar-
quarter casks do. do. aanted hure.
3 do. Marsfslla wine
20 bbls. prime beef-Connectieut inspec
SO do prime perk--NeW Jersey do.
10 boxes lnoultecsrdlcs
.25 do, English white soap--yery dry
chests hyson-sKintea
800 bushels St. Ubes salt.
.Wadfworth and Butler,
eUnaon, betmesn. King End Prince-street.
October Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

To be ANs, qvholesalr olcQ retail, Of The tete'lt.e
ncrt door belogv Ak', .Neaahder DF Renzse's,
la7ver end Of Prince street, .zterand,ia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
Negroes to Hire.

gTsO be hired, for eiae. ensuing year, on or
before the first day of January next Sc
veral likely. Virginia born NEGROES, con.
sisang of men,3 women an girls some OF
whom have been accustomed to washing, from
ing, and waiting in the. house. Also some
good plantation laboiers, belonging to the
Preston estate.
Frances Alexander.
December s, atawsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26

= sHEY surpass any yet extant, for ease, e. !.
i ..-yance, sc. Masters of vessels and
,otaer gentlemen s~ing to the West indies,
Spanish Main, &c. may lie furnished with an
assortment, apd great allowance to those who
purchase by the quantity
n. B. The buttons Oh the back parts of tie
walstban0 ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as tie two center buttons on
the Suspcnders, to prevenc improper stranipg
and thereby destroying the case desisnedin the
construction Of the article.
Ialy RICHARD HORWELL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
Also,
Red, Green and Black Morocco

By the dozen or single Skin--for sale at
HoRwELL's Patent Suspender Mandatory,
Prince street
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
FRIDAY, EcEMBER 26. 1906.
Will be Rented,

FOR. TIE ENsUIrG FER,
THE MOUNT AIR HOUSE,
Which istlarge and convenient
..4.vD Ill TIE LIND .fDJOLNI.NG:r
Supposed to be upwards Of 500 acres.--------
There is also Kitchen with or 5 rooms
two Of them with fire places and other out-hou-
ses, The land is well adapted to the culture
OF corn, wheat and tobacco.--lt is near the
stage road, about half way between Alexan-
dria and Coichester.--The situation is reHlar-
aAabiy healthy and the water gooe!
Sarah MsCarty,
John ". Bronaugh.
Cedar-(Srove, Dec 4--I7
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
Fifty Dollars Reward,
Fer aRbrehend1ng Richard Gotaer,
WHO BROKE JAIL LAST NIGHT

II was eonnlnittted, On his.own ccnfessi-
L l. on, OF passing counterfeit CHECKS; lie
is .about5 feet Z inches high, f.irccmplexicn,
light hair, grey eyes, very much Iited With
the small pox, and a good deal rc,ird skeul
dered He was a ssilori,i tie United Safes
service; had blue sailors jacket and trow-
sers, "a long blue coat, sevesaI White iinen
shirts, a pair Of shoes, ;.nei very gcod black
hat.
The above reward viii he given for arEre-
bending and securing the said Goticr in any
jail, and giving me information thereof.
DANIEL c. BRENT, Marshal
Of the district of Columbia.
Washington City, Dec. 7. Isl daw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
This is to give Notice,

IiilS 10 ~ SlVG Noti1S,
That the subscribers, of Alexandra county,
in the district Of Columbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of f2id county, letters tes-
tamentary on the personal estate of JeAn Dun;
lah, late of the county aforesaid deceased; all
persons having claims against the said deceas,
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit them with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, ca
or before the 9th Gay of May next, or they
may by law.he excluded from all benefit to said
estate Given under our hands this 9th day
Of Nofember, 1906.
Samuel Craig, ! Fx,,e
Vim. Herbert, -
November 49, 2aW6w
W. B. All persons indebted to the above
estate are requestedto make immediate pay
ment to the executors,
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Iuit Received
This. Is to glvs Notice,

This IS to givs Notice,
TIL AZ the subscribers, OF Alexandria eounA
ty, in the district of Columbia, have obtained
FROM. the Orphan's Court1 Of said county, let
tiers, of administration On thepersonal estate of
John, Wilson,. late Of the county atoresaadtle-
ceased, alrpersons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
them with the vouchers thereofto the.snbscrl-
bers On or before the 18th day OF June next
ensuing, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said cstate-and those indebted
thereto are reqS estedto make immediate pay
1nent-Giyen under our hands this 18th day
of December, 1905.
/. Sarah Wilson, Admyx.
Aaron Wilson, 4 dmy,,
Benjamin Brown, 01's. :.
December l7-l8 sawAw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
FOX SAIIE,
BY LEWIS d B 3 L q 1 s,

Three bales of assorted IA superhne Broad
Cloths, from IS to l8s sterling cost,
Three bales of Ladies Habit Cloth, at lis
to l4s sterling.
I've bales of assorted plain and kpapt Coat
ings, from IS sd TO Us sterling.
s The above goods are OF the latest iuporta-
ton, and purchased Oh advantageous terms,
and will be sold at very low advance FOR APP
proved endorsed notes.
Daeenlhey /. dd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
Stray Sow.

~ AME to the Four Mile Run Mill, about
n the last Of November, a SOW. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
George Drinker.
nacnp,her 90 st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26

|On every Tuesd ana ff'ssy'
WILL ID oLD,
AT THE vEfE SToSE,
800, SC 'p.;;a Ad Water streets,
4 variety Of Drg a5, Gfoee'Sss' g.
i part;cnlars If wbg Twill be expressed in
the b;Sf the Day,
con ard the t,rir bf which arc established,
ban >. anv time Is wed and purchased at che
Lowest Imitation prices, :,
Nc. Marstellef, Y. NJ.