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M recciyed dirsa from che Paseuiees, and
FOR1S HE B ~
JAMES KENNEDY, JUN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
Dr.. Rayion's init Bilious anA
StomacheI Batte1s.
REPsARED BY
THO M A S III. r AN S Q N,
III sa,ber of the Connecticut Medical Society,

ry.HESE Ritters have undoubtedly had the
moii rrpid fsle OF any Patent Incidence
yerbsfers difcovered, and are iualy appreciated
or their iip2nlar and uncommon sirtass for re
aorine weak and decaycd contributions, and all
that train Of complicated complaints 70 common IN
the fpring and fall fsafons, fuch as iattsmittaat
Feyer, and Agass, long Astamsal Fsrer'' y
lsteyie,, sc. They are alto a very pleaiant bit
ter e,r common ule, and where they are know"
they have taken the placcan fupcsceded the use
Of all other bitter ia public houlesas wei al ID
private famii;s..-Psiee 50 cents box.
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Fehrusry II.
Eehrnafy. II. ---------
MalIeal l1s}frument Ma'.1fafto'y'
= In Prince, mar Wstef5'rest, Alexandria.

u-HE fpbfcriser begs leave to inform ans
friends AID the public in gene'si' shas INC
aill carries On the bulinsfs of making and repair
ing Tsarsnssts; and has for fale, Piano fo'ssa'
y,,s;o and sadditinnal key.d V!olinss sc. Oh fea-
so,abIe terms; alto offers his isrsiees tor sensng
ana regulating the different lnltsumens', oas
think. proper 20 inform the public his terms for
Auning, 70 slat there may DC no misunderstanding
sa.ss' .ds. es.
For tuning Grand Piano Forte, 2 90
Do. HarpGehora, 2 90.
Ifquilline do. %
Square Pianos, iimported a. SO
d.. Do. American manufaeure,
Strings, and other repairs, beGdss tuning
-<xfra charge.
Ii called on TO goin the country--aadifiauG
c6ars., according 20 tbs tsRs and ditsace. Is.
A-r As it is uoubefome booking and cal.
ling for .fuch tuaes, the iubicriber hopes that
aaofe tiat employ him, will not think bard Oft,
70 pay tue caih as loon as the job is completed,
John Sellers.
Magchs.- d3, law If
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nr 4 ee's fyiadhaln Bilious Pills.

DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious PITS.
THE great iaie and increaflrg demand tor iheie
valuable pills for thefc twelve years pa0' DC,
(pesk their in,linhc worth. They have proved
lingularly eficacieus in Baiipas and Ittlssv IT,
GERS, 9aas9ies, Head Aaebs, DI(eHte,f.'. 6'1l's4'
C,J,!sl C sg. utn.G, Fema!e emS1ajxts, ge.
ih: very gtea, demand and high ei1 1T. N Z,
which ,ae(e pills are held throoghout the onittd
Stats and the Wea Indies, has induced many to
counctfet, them the parchsfsr is requeted to
obecrye that the name Of Samuel Lee, Jun. IRE
patsnseel is fixed to each bill of directions, II
his own hand writing, or shry willnot be genu'
inc Price SO cents box.
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Or. Rawfon's Worm Powders

A medicine which for efficacy and fafety in its
operation Rands unriyalled. The mott anthem
ticated proofs and respectable authorities of its
aaonihing virtues, ADD furprifng effects, in ex-
fseme and alarming cafes OF worms, may be feen
at fireplace of fale. Price SO cents packet.
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N q / / 1 &.
January 80.


sTr HE (rblcriber will rent the houie on Fairfax
tseet, near Duks Greet, latsIy occupied by
Mr. James II. Hooe. Applg 60 Mr. Js6n
Iaeker. As fomc peron has reported thar the
honir is liable for back rents, the following GER.
tiacste, from Mr.. Nathaniel C. Hunter, (thc
ooainal proprietor OF the lot) who leafcd Ehe
houie and los TO me on an annual ground rent,
proves, that there is no truth IN the faid re-
ports
Stephen Cooke.
Or hereby acknowledge, to have received
the grcand.reats due on LOT, in the town Of a.
lexandria, on Fairfax. Rrect. Ieafed OF me By
DR.. Stephen Cooke, up sos the Sd day OF Febta.
aI5 1905.
NATHANIEL C.. HUNTER. i
Oeaober 1, 1906. dee lo.1 law
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DR.. .RawIon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and fate application for that difs.
greeaoIe complaint called the ITCH. Price fl
cents box.
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rh. Containing directions how to roaa, boil and
drefs to perfection, every thing nsesary 70 be fen
zap table.
GRAVES, Sauces, Hafhes, Frieaees, Ragcxs, Picking
Cakes Jsllies, preierving, &c. s,e Wi.h n,odsrn
bill of fare fer every month in the year. "a,
There is no work on this fubjed more complete than
the above. 1t is aHo the pof modern tie Edition
from which this wastaken, was pubihed IN London,
May 1904, and contains all the improvements in the
arr up to TIA. time, leaving ont many faperaouous
difAss, and fubftisuting others more useiaa.
!. Reermber 40. ,t,sBs ~ - GsH 80
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N o t i g p.

rvvI5E Pasme.ihip Of BULL & CO. late OF
The city Of alexandra, having been l'sis-
to.ore difTolycd, all pedons having any demand
ayaiaa l.id company are requefed to prelsnt the
sfsme 10 Mr.. Wiliiam ganl<asaa, OF the ialne
rl,ee who will forward them 10 che iubioii0cfs
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Or. Coeley's Vegetable Elixir
Or Cough Drobs,

For Coughs, Colds, AAhmas, FLIRTING Of blood,
and all difeatcs Of the lsngs. lis merits fands
uartvailed. Price SO cents a bottle.
Dr.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price 80 sents bos.
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Marcks.
FOR SALE.

An elegant three aory Brick Houfe,
ca the co.nsr OF King and Columbus areets, now
oscupied by Mr.. Jsbx Re6eyts. eF YOUNG
NEGROES or GROCERIES will be taken in
part payment. For terms apply to Col. Serge
Dtatalt, or 10 the fnbfcnber in the City OF
Naihingtcn.
Nicholas Vols.
February 10. law
gT A few copies of the American
sdener may be had at the Book
of Robert Gray.
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Hlnkley's Infalllble remedy for
the Piles.
Price So Gems a Bos

Very particular etonsaccompanying each
OF theie valuable medicines.
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N @ T I c. E.

Fairfax County, Ma,ells. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-31
Minerva, ous 8 days from Boston, bound
to Marseilles.
aD g ~s--- ---
NATCHEZ, I'M. II. | September 10.

NATCHEL, M. T. September 10.
Letters received In this city, mentions that
governor Claiborne hadleIt Natchitoches-the
Spanish forces we understand mad been reinfor-
.ced-and remained in statu quo.
Among other friendly intimatlons of respect
towards tbs United States we are told that Ca
ricaturs was lately exhibited with much publ
city in the vicinity of our post at Natehito-
ches by the Spanish troops, representing the
Watchenango horse hunters catching in the
nooses of their long ropes, two Americans
t(oficers or soldlers) at a HALL. This is GER
tainly a very neat e6usioa OF wit, and, together
with the cutting down of our flag, imprisoning
our citizens, sheitering cur runaway slaves,
&c. &c. must all have strong tendency to
conciliate and enutle the subjects ofthe NOBLE
NATION to our high respect.
How long, Americans! are we to bear with
such insults?
Our cotemporary [the Messengerl has in
formed us of the arrival in this place, and the
destination of the commander In chief of the
American my, general Wilkinson for Nat
chitoches-we nave since learned that it is his
intention to send an additional reinforcement,
from Fort Adams to that post: We have on
ly to express the hope believing him to be IN
vested WITH full Power) that he will feel the
inclination of decided measures to resent, g as
necometh,' the indignities lately offered us by
our insolent Spanish neighbors.
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NORFOLK. October Is.

Loss q the Sht5 NS9asrdeSS, capt. Willss
Of las PART.
We ate truly sorry 10 aaacunceshe les
Of this doe snip, On her passage irom Lon
toato this pert. 8y alstter from captain
Wills, Il appears ,hat thc weather bsipg
nv thlrk, aad hssipg beea wfong inform
mn'o the bss ing Of the Cape, captain
H.sund tinseif SO close in with the land
% lu:sdar, that Ne va. obliged 10 anchor,
0MtAt yiclsaes eff the weather was such,
nat she cables parted, and it being i'm
possible to clear the land, she went on
gore about - miles TO the southwark oi
sSsfs Henry, and has b,lged. The Shop.
A''0sss ief, London the S,h Sept.
arrived, schooner Welcome Reiurr,
aa.", 2S Gays ffsqs Kingston Jamaica.
Zen there hyIgs AiIaatie, os Alexandria,
managing; aud Mary, Nor,ou, of New
sr0R'tosa'li IN days. The seh'r Eclipse.
s'assr Ct Baltimore, froa, Hay,i, beuad
81. Bartholomew, loaded with coffee,
YES sect ioto Jamaica by the Wolf sleep
var. Ssps. 2s, of Cape Corianies,
POKE 'hs htig PaIlas, of and for Ports.
mouth ~ fG. II. } from Jamaica, GA, 10 days.
Sashs fstOct. leagues n. BY w. from
W We Pan of Aaaazas, was boarded from
nv French privsseer Minerva, of long
spssnder, compelled captain Fl. to rake
!, u BOARD captain srownwell and crew of
a ,ss.sloop Hiram Of Rhode Island from
s 1s..'sa, with slaves, bound TO Havana,
saea the ptiyatser had captured so days
'a's''s1sly. Saw TIVE vessels on shore TO
southwark ef Currisack.
Arrived, ship Hun,ress. Chace, So days
~, Nm Liverpool. bound III The Raspahan.
i; %ss :, Spoke, Aug % Cape Clear bear.
l.Se. n. Z. Is leagues DIS. tbs shin Ca
,,. .s9, Dickson, from this por, bbuad
!. liverpool. out IS days. Sepr 18, lac.
y. long, IS, the ship Margaret, from
d..saOurg, bound to New Yosk, GOT e6
49, p'. 18th, leus. SO. ship Indian. Queen,
A. days from New York, bsund 20
sss'erdsn. Oc,obe, IL. on ST. Georges
d,aa s brig Pane, 80 days from Rotier-
- '0s Providence r, /. same day, seh'r
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NOTICE..

The Vestry Of the Episcopal Church in A
notice, that the parish being vacant, they are
DESTROYS ofengsging CLERGYMAN of the. Pro
.testant Faith, to whom liberal salary will be
given and the use of glebe containing shout
seven hundred acres of land within eight miles
Of town.
October so.
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ateran0ria Datlp ao0ert(ssr.
FRIDAY, OcToBER 81.

Dice, Hast night, Mr.. flasher Elgnt, super
intendant Of tie Alexandria alms-house, ana
long a respectable and useful resident Of this
town. He has left large family to lament
the loss Of kind and aG,actionate husband ana
indulgent parent. The friends and acquaint-
ances OF the deceased are invited to attend
his funeral, this evening at O'Clock, from his
late residence to the Presbyterian burial ground.
Maryland Elechoa.- The following gentle
raen are eiected to represent that stsse in the
tenth Congress of the United States.
~, Those marked thus are FederaliSts.
First Distriet--*John Campbell.
s Second-Arcfibald vanhorne.
Third-* Philip Barton Key,
Fourth--foger Nelson.
Fifth-Willialn MsCrsery ard Nicholas r.
Moore.
Sixth-John Montgomery.
Seventh--Edwapl Lloyd.
Eighth" Charles Goidsborough
Theodsrs Dwight, esq. of Hartford, has
osea elected representative. "a eangresa.
rom the state Of Connecticut, 10 The roon.
of John Cotsoa Smith, esq. seslgaed.
Ihe following geallemea are elected TO
represent thst sta in tbs tcn;h congfess !:
Jona;hau 9. Mosely, Lewis B. Stuiges,
Timothy Pitkio ian. Benjamin Fallmadge,
I. paFhrodjtus Cba@p ,on, Samuel w. Dana,
And Joha Davenport, esq'rs.
Some of the answers given by the deputies
tb.o Cxy,11,,j re
questions proposed to them, are already spo-
ken OF. Tie one given by these deputies to
TO the third question, to wit---'' Can a Jewisa
woman marry christian, or a christi.a mar
ry Jewish wtman or, in other words, does
the law forbid the Jews from marrying otner-
wise than among themselves 90 was in the fol-
lowing words:
6 / &c law of Moses expressly forbids to
both sexes. of the Jewish nation, the intermar-
riage with uHclean people; but this law is ;.p-
piicaDle neither to srenchmen nor FreAchwo-
men, as taey are not expressly mentioned by
Moses"
AS for the nuptial benedic6on to be given
by the Rabblns, that ceremony, as the depu-
ties say, is not pracused among the 1ews, the
consent only OF both parties suasces AID is OBJ
ligatory Ifthey would force the Rsbbins to
give their benediction on such an union, they
probably would. objeot'the same difficulties, as
French ecciesiastics WHO refuse to marry a
christian Win a Jewish woman, and 5ice oer-
ga.
To the 9th questions .s.whether they ac-
knowledge France for their country, &c 1t.
was at first answered affirmstively; but soon
after some scTuplcs seized.uPon the Rahbins,
above all with regard to the. country. We wish
to know how the deputies will extricste them
selves from this perplexity, without giving up
the belief Of the coming of the Messiah, and
of the possession Of Judca
French haher.
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:, ;o,erviews with viscoua. How

.,aral interviews WIFI. stseou1t HOW
bd 's Tssy probably related to Mr.. Basi.
ief - ~, he dispatches with which he is
lieo anu So he earl of Laudsrdale, at Pa.
shaTslud ~. Departure is only delayed by Mr..
rs. .sscarious state. He was at CHS
f0a' ,rr.,erday, from which ne did NOT re-
vlck s,;l elsyen O'Clock last aight. Should
, sa' Fox Fox survive this day, Mr.. Basilico
M me-, off this night Should the nslan.
W. III, event take place sooner, he will set
~, :m aediately after.
Ou r., since Mr.. Fox became alarmingly
- - express, we understand, has been
W ,,r sent. with an accoun, Of his situation,
van b;s royal highness the prince OF Wales,
4, tour. The ordinary express was
w, Of Yesterday morting, and another
.d;sna,ched last nigas at welveo'clock.
~, Alarming state of Mr.. Fox, il is sho't,
vll ,ndsce his royal highness to discsnsi,
,us his sour, and return to iowa ifanaedi.
,.lv. We 80 90 find that any bulletins,
:, vrl,ien medical reports of Mr. Fox's
.,,,e. were received IN town this norniag
( .hsm Chiswick. Our verbal accounts up
y Twelve O lock state, that ne had avery
baa p;;ght, bot was sslll alive.
/, was NJ. Smith, the messenger, aad
10, Mr.. Essiligo, as may be seea IN this
,csoa.,, who WAS dispatched soiord Lau-
ardaIr, afieF tae ceancil broke up, which
..,,,ssn. The Iast dispatches received from
lrasce.
We received, last nigas. some Ouch
r,usrs 10 Monday iasr, siom which we.
have g,,ssa several extracts. They shtw
,hs, France hiss taken alarm atths wafllke
pr,parations of Prussia, and demanded an
explanations. fns cshioe; OF Berlin has
answered, ,hasthey ssre for defensive Pur.
noses, by which m article, uuder the head
Of Franktert. Affects 70 understsad, tnat
they are exclusively connected with the
vaaof the norsnera coafederaey, and do
aauls,e 10 France.
We received also this moroisg the Ley
den Gazeits Of the I'd instaas, 1t has CO.
pisa iroa the Niorlssur of the 2Srh Aug,
the orders for sac march of the Austrian
prisoners 70 Gerusspy. and the re,urs ct
the Frsneh l,ocps 60 Fraaee before the lass
Of September, bnt letters srom Suabia ard
Bavaria OF more .eeSa. date Ia ,he 0 her
Dutch spvss, are sllsnt upon Inc subject.
The Le}sise GsacVr IT Toe Sd eontaios .
PROBES; Of ,be king 81 Nuremberg, agaiast
the csss;os Of fat!nssn 10 haeee. &C
cording - 'as .4:h article ,nvse trsa,v of
the confederation Of the Kline, anu offer
'ng az sqalsaien,; and aisos proclamatioe
aAs m&slstratss IT Ffaak for;, recon-.
nadlag % the peopls aoqnlescsaee IN lis
neg chsugs.
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Fran the Philadelphia Register.

BY the ship Projection, arrived in AZ
das frar Liverpool a. New York, our
files Of Lnndos papers Comprising the
Morptne Chro-lc!e, Star Times, Courier,
aud Evening STAR are completed to the
18th of Sepee mbeF-
In addition To the details contained in
general S,uaIs's dispatch, Of tbs battle OF
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GO We are requested to mention.
that the Fairfax Court ou!c Races,
advertiled for the 9th of Novemhe,
arepostponed to future day, of which
timely notice will be given.
October ST.
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THIS IS TO g2ye No IRE.

81
'T~HAT the subscriber of Baltimore, in the
l. state Of Maryland; hath obtained Fl n
the Orphans Court Of Alexard,ia County, in
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testamen
tary On the estate Of JOHN FOSTER, late of
the county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit them, with tie vouch .
ers thereof, en- or before the Goth of March
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate.-and all persons in
debted the reto are requested to makeimmedi-
ate payment to the subscriber, or to lanes San-
derson, Of Alexandra, who is duly empowered
to act for me. 9t
Given under my hand this 2eth day Of
September, 1906.
Henry Thompfon,
Erccator,
Sept. a. ~ 2awsw.
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE,
BY PER MISSION.

At the requess Of d liulnDer Of ladies
aad gentscraen, III. Ma J~sM A.d lis COM
pany VII Pelorn for one '4isIlt more.-
Their nt1at PEI lorrna:ice sti!l BE
Ga f1laJ4y Aucn3ng, Oct. 81.
THE PERFORMANCES WILL eos.MEhcE
With Spanish Dance, by tie little Ame-
,ican.
Danr,ng on the Tight Robe.
A Dance in character, with tie balance
pole,
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A democrat of some eu9ine1ce, now il,
office, orce observed 10 a federaIss in fl
Of capder your parry lost the adna;nis,ta.
tlon, because YOU ted he people that shey
could DOT govein themselves. WE tod
them fhss they could, and ao7O they l.. rs
govern item
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By EEss ICUEs.A.

Hiss cs7'HERl.aS VIII dance an Italian
dance on the rope: Ter TlJch . serioas dance.
A GrotvSque dance, by M..arn MANrhE-
DI.--fie lcogihg bos-res--She NjIi dance IA
POUR LANA OH the rope, wish tie balance
pole---s@td play handsome az On the A;4adc-
ine, On tie rona. Hi.nnnt Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
DeGeription Of Worms, and thsl 5mptoms
by wkich Mey are knsun.

Worms which infelt the human body, are chiefly OF
four kinds, the Terss large round WORM, the Alea.
idres, or fmall worm, the Cucurbtina, fhort
fat, white worm, and laAly, the Tsnis oft,pe worm
70 called from it. refemblanec tape ;shis oftsn ma
NY yards long, and is full Of oints-Itis u,oh hurfal
and mott Difficult, to cure.
Among the symptoms attending worms, are difagree.
able BREATH Especially in the mornngBad and corrupt.
ed guasltching IN the nole and about the featCon-
vua on, and epilcpsie ts and fometmes privaeon Of
Notwithstanding and grinding of che teeth i'll deep
Irregular appetite, food andomctimes
vorseous-Purging, with 1ny and frtid foos-Vo-
miting-Large and hard bclly-Pain. and Gcknefs at
the tomachPains in the head and thighs with lownefs
offpirits-Sow fever with fma and irregular pufe--A
dry eough--Eseove Understanding pale and unhcaL
thy eountenanec, and fometics the face boated and
Aufhed
Psrfons afflicted with any of the above fynpsoms
fhould have immediate reeourfe to Hamlton's worm
dereyng lozenges which have been cenifan.y attend
ed with fueeefs in all complaints imar 20 thsie above
delcfibed
dole Of this medicine given sseahonay during the
warm fcafon will eRedually prevent the vomiting and
purging of children, dreadful diforder which anncay
dcroys ,houiands Of the infant pars OF cities II is
kewie the uailde and mott certain remedy known and
has rsGoredto health iRrength great number when
in advanced hsgcs ri this fatal complaint Particular
and plain ntuaops are given for every part OF the ne.
ceIary treatment in fueh cafes.
Children generally take this n,cdicine With eaeInef,
having pleaGng appearance, and an agreeable tasss
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Both Of English s. American g's1O'n.;
The former imported this fal! per the ih'P s6''
s.y4,Is, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
among 4ubitb arr
Early York Cabbage, Early Dwarf d. h''ls
Screw DO. Early Sugstloaf DO. Ea'!y ss',e'M'
do. Large Imperial do. Large Sugarloat a a1'
Large Fla, Da;sh do. Red 10. Green and 10;
low Savoy do. EruG:l Sprouts, Grsea ana
Red Borecole, CollRowsr, B, ecoli, &c.--h''c'
Rye ,G,af:, Lucsrn, BARNETT, Orchard S o'
Red Clover. Early Dutch Tu,nip, sa''y S'S so
do. Hanover do. Yellow dc. White Notto's we
Rape, Nav, Ccliander, Carraway, OH, hs ~.
nifsed, Cana,y Seed, Double Yellow Hyac =
Roots, Fine Durham, Flower OF MpRard, opN
Peas, Garden K kes, Hoes, Reels ard Lna' t
Gsrd=n sbcers and bsG F.snipg Knives e''' ns az
quantity of Lombardy Poplar OF q! iizes an N
variety of Flowsring Shrubs, and Hoo'A :"
Reasonable tesEls.
.Alio, :, ;.
An elegant aGoftnent OF cut and PLAIN olA' ~
China, and Queen, ware, Flower Pots OF az
kinds.
He likewife keeps Liquors, GIoes-
fies, Spices, Powder and Shot, Eng B'ae' s',,.s'
Barley, Rise, Soap, Candles, Salt PetIe' A"ss
Pearl An, .Segsrs, belt Rappee SMUT, eh'S'p'
and fmosking Tobacco.
ABo for Sat, .1,,,
The American Gardener, and Aehns''
Trsatife on Gardening. az
February Il: DIV. la"''-"
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Rich Kanahwa Bottom Lands,
For Sale or Exchange.

>sTsf1E Subtcriber Offers for falls, or exchange
q for lands or other real property on the
AsaR ids of the Blue Ridge, about 7ooe acres OF
ERICH BOTTOM LAND, on the Great Ka.
<nshwa River, and on both Goes thereof oppoi.te
:and below the mouth Of Foketollco Creek. In
the fate of Virginia, IS miles from Point Plea.
afans, lin the county town of Mafon county, and
II miles from the tswn ofKsnahawa County, and
sdjoining the lands Of the late Gessral Wathihg-
ton. They were furveyed at the iane time WITH
eno(e lands in che year ,I77z, and are held under
: The fame sfiss, viz. Vi Military R;gbfs--which
; are unqu:Risnsole.
The Lands are of the very Fra quality, the
Bottoms in nany places mile wide they have
been lately rcfurveyed and divided into lots con-
tanning from .Is0 to s5o acres each, fos the ac-
sommodstien of purchasers, each los fronting on
the river. and extending back from shence to
th. hiils, which sfFard mot sxteafve range for
Rock, which can never be intercepted. One
hundred acres therefore oftais rich bottom, with
its advantages, would make gooS fcstlcment.
The great Virginia fate road leading to the
.Aates Of Ohio and kentucky, paass by and
through theie lands, which bs'ng on ane navl.
xab,e river will command ready asd high price
>{or the produce to the emisrants TO the wettefn
country both by land and water. Their fisuati-
on, befides, gives their occupants choice OF the
eaaern or weaern markets, as produce mny DC
found moR profitable. The climate is mildea
.rsmaik ably favorable to the production offruit-
Sait works are erected on the banks OF the river
busa few mica above thefe lands, and the neigh
'borhood furniAsa abao2aucs of iren, coal, imea
aoue, mili. and mill leass; 10 that there is no
part of the wehesn country which holds cut mere
advantages to perfons dcErous of ENGRAVING.
A more particular Description OF ,heie lands
with plots OF che faveral LOTS their situations de.
fcription and price, may be had by application
IN Alexandria, TO Mr.. WILLIAM CRAIK.
who anended,is faivsying Of them, or TO the
lnbicriber.
JAMES CRA1K.
April $. aausss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
FOR SALE,
April

a TraA of Land, in Stafford coun-
Nv. about four miles ABOVE Aqua, containing
roo acres. The faid land is well walered and
heavily timbered, and has on it all the neceaary
ACCOMMODATIONS for family. The terms OF
payaaent will be, one third in hand, and the other
sLswo thirds at two annual iuhatmsnts. Bonds,
with approved security, will oe reqaircd. For
further particulars apply to the sasscribsr on the
.premifcs, or to Dr.. J06n BraHaxsb, Dumfrles.
William Bronaugh.
Stafford county, sif Marsh. ls~4w