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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-21
P u B L / c. S A L E.

BY Virtue Of q Decree q the S4per.9'
co.u Of Cbaaesrr, hsla IN The city at Rieb-
moaa, The STD Of O8o5s, 1905.
,IsHE subiciber. viii exPofs 70 ! SALE 4 to the
/ highea bidder, on the sfr& Monday N
Mstcas slsxt. Osingi Prince William eoart day
at Gsoree William: Tavers. In the town. Oh
Dumsies al thee O'clock, on credit OF TX
months; A TRACT. OF LAND IN the lad
county Of Prince William, dittsDt IRAN the town
Of DamfIics thelennto. FIX miles, laying on The
eaa iiac of the main mountein roaes bound d
thereby, and includes PowsA's. run. It's iaii
to contain Tx landrel and eighty Ave acres, with
f,yeral tenenents thereon, andsts part OF the
Traa Of JoHS BEhRrMAs, dee<s6a which
was BY him conveyed 10 RIcHARp GRAHAM.
ana /, nov dsSfced tobt fold oiatisiy Mot
gage thereon. if the money be nor paid 0y toe
twenty fifth day Of next month.
alexander Henderson,.
7ohnG!9lsn,
John LiBtoa.
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DR.. Rayfo's's Ant5 Bilious Pills.
or. Family PhYLlc.

The extraordinary celebrity theie pills hH
gained, theuuiye,al demand Tor them 'nd ttt'a
Of which they are held by medical men OF 'a' III
eninence, are fuficient teitinoaials OF t5eH vi
,rintic worth. In great coles and iuddtn ATTACH
of difosders, an carly ute Of ihsfs pills otttHPs
ducc. the happief effeas, and /, Ken onc' ,naFR
or ten daysin cafes OF indigeRion, htadach' tA
zinefs, pains in the ftomach ard bowels ., ey'"'
,ries, disreh@as, dropfes, SSs. AID il3.a
ufe of my anti bilious bitstrsin the lrtsi'n'1""
tine has relieved patients. alaoit 20 rn!'as''
price IS GEMS boz,
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Prize 50 Ctrts e By,

VERY osrticular iireaions aeeo@sa'' 20
Of theFe valuable medicines.
lie has lsSew5e FIR Sax .s
A gsaersl adortment Of Drugs f' ssg ho!.
a;cines, Shop furniture and Vials; -, r9s
Toms Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; p''G m,,i,e,
Tgspee Ct spsu..; Paten, Rlsckiog =. s,,li
SID Shcrry wing; r.ack bot'es - r,.i, Fby'
Taints ground in oil; and a i'w . Da, tro'
iced Oil, which be will fsll on feS'0D,o :, ha'
o. cath, or TO ponttaaI cuR0ne'' on
arsdit. ;, !. ND, !"
O. A generous allovaase M ms1;. mes srF'
,hoie who purchaf: the above ~
doz:n ~
Ma,.h IT.
nn,xrrIa DAILY
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COUNTY af 4LEX4NDRiA.

GOOAt{ " I4LEAdNDKIH'
NOVEMBER IS, Sos.
gxTAS taken up and committed 10 the jail Of
w this county, Negro Lad who calls him
isif MOSES. Fls Jays he was horn OF a free We
man in BladeplbGrg, fate OF Maryland, and WIS
fold at Tie fale OF Mr.. Ros, of Bladeui5aFg, 10
fGf. Smith and Mr.. Gccn OF Nes Or -ans,
and tina; he was psfuadei 50 leave there by a
Mr.. Matlha|l, on Prsteoce e getting him s
freedom. and was brcught to New YORK, a.a
from thete vas fcnt to Alexandria, in the care OF
a NJ. Spencer, until the asriyalof Mr., faa'ihs4i,
who pretended TO be his mater, and lctt inn IN
TIC care OF Mr.. John Galtby, Of A'exandris, - -
Tie owner, if he has any, is reputisd toe corie
aud prove as property, pay chages ard sake hin
away, otfeiWife he will be d.pofcd OF IS tAt
law lise;ces.
7. Camp1eA, jIaiiog.
Noycm6ts a:. is"2'n
es This Mr.. Mat(a all elrsw = !'s4t, onth.
;,onofs5,s Jahn MasahS!t c5;ef jaise Of the
United States, whict WIS PrneGed as . sargefv,
it vas N favor If {on- q-0,l-men ia NV Yak.
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Jalt received dirsa from lie pats,,.,.
FOR Se4LE BY 's
JANIS KENNEDY, Ivs
DRUGGiSr,
The following Valuable Msdicine,.
DR.. Rawj0n's Aati- Bilious a.,
StomacbeL B5tter5.
ing Valuable Medicine,
PREP AIRED BY
THO M Il S II. W3ON.
Msroer of the Conne6tieue Medic! Socj.,,
r->HESE Bitters have undoubtedlg b,3

,-y->HESE Bitters have undoubtedly hid 4,
{ meit rapid falc Of any Patent Mcdica..
yer octere difcovered, aid are july sppfeci,,l
for their Gpeular and unccmmon yir,a,s for,
ftoring weak ard decaycd contributions, srt n
that train of eomflicaied complaints 20 comnooS
tie lprng and fall fcalons, luch as ';;at,,nte,,
Fevsss and Agues, lag ARtameel Fever, D,
lestsiei, &c. They are atfo a vesy pitsfsntbl.
scr fos common ufe, ard whcge they ar: krcn
E1ey have raken The place ana fupcle.ded the W.
of all other bites in pubic houlssas well a.i,
ytiyste iiiss.-Pfice 80 ceRu box.
Dr.. Lees {Windham Billions Pills.
TIE great iaie and iporeaGng dem.!.d tor h,.
valuable pills for thcfe twelve years PAT, ts,
ipeak their inuinhe worth. Hey have proga
Gnguiatjy riFicaeious in RA'ioas AID lHkp 4,
ves, Jannajce, Heed Hatit, DJfftesttt BiAu
C6sAc, Cqfiv<ne6, Fewale s3t@jfti, 81, /,
The very great demand and high sattna
which ,hefe pills are held through '~ the ghi.d
States and The YEA I1dis., has !Edrcsa nsqs
counterfeit them the rsrchsfer is reqatfao
obferve hat the name Of Samuel Lee, lm,Fa
patsntee) is afszed 10 each bill Of dietaonl u
bis own hand writing, or they vi ao' Dc g'a''
Inc Price SO cents box.
DR.. RaWfon's Itch Ointment
A certain ard fate application for that dh
grccabe complaint calico lac ICH. Fn"F
cents box,
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N O I'll E.

rvf;E fubfcfiber refssetfully inio.ms the pub
4 liz, that be cor inurs tomAke all kinds of
SADDLES and HARNESS, in The neatea and
afongea manner; ard hopes, By attention and
iuduffv, 10 give fasisisetion to thofe who
may pieafc 70 employ him.
Andrew Haies,
Priccs.arsst, oPpoate the Potomac Bank.
Jan. 6. Iaw3s
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Uamrriys, fsovspl1er 81. dec. 80. lags@
DifIolution of CopartnerlhIp.

THE. coparncrfl;p hitherto fabfaing uuadeF
tie firm Of JJfgitpb Riddle s Co. OF AieSa'1 's'
was dldolyed the 6rit lnitaat, by mHtu y con-
fent: All psrfons that are indebtss TO, u thaS
have claims on lie fame, arc reqactted to corae
forward and fef,le, as it is dslrade to eoss the
5 conscrn as fsen as poaihle. fh9fe whoie &C. &C.
counts are Of long BANDING are particularly r. :,
Quoted to astend 10 this notice, and nasSs
paymsnss to sithcg of the fobfcrihefs.
. q $50 JOSEPti RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore
eSentemhsa 4S
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Thempjon's aromatic 100

TAeme0n's Aromatle 7e0N F ':5E
For the fspryy in the teeth ard gems aaap
Whitening and PreGctyirg the teeth. Il !k'sl
takes ofau aifagreeable tmeI's from the O''' W
vach generally aries from fearbu'Ic guns y
bad teeth. This pate is much IN uie, arc nj
" eReeued by al thols who value the f''ss~ s
on of their tccth, i. may be applied at = ~@ n
With the grcsteft fafety. IL is neatiy Pn' y a
pewter boxes with paper directions. F"' ,
cents box.
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FOR SALE OR Rem 4,

a CQNVIS / N L rev I Y g tes'sY ,l}fS { s
HOUSE, fituaie s. tiie eFg q siaa e A.I,g
lfrssss isteiy 4. aflcd s. A9sl 9laksas. FIR
Jamss Anderfon, or
Anderion & Perry.
H55o bave fox Sale, q 9aastiJ 81
BUCK WHEAT MEAL.
January I6. sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
BALTIMORE, Oct. ..
RRnh1 rrPnPE

To the poiircness Of captain Ashby, from
London, VIC are indebted for London papers
to the 18th Of August. Captain A. touched
at Falmouth on the 29G. of august, and had
papers to the 18th inclusive buGgave them TO
the British squadron OF the Capes. We
learn verbally, however, that nos the least
hopes were entertained of peace when he
left Falmouth. The people in general did
not seem to wish a peace on the proposed
terms. A few miscellaneous extracts arc
in this days Telegraphe from our London
papers.
We have also extracted few marine ar
ticles from a Plymouth paper, and the fol-
lowing sketch ofthe treaty between Russia
and France, which have not yet been pub
iished here.
LONDON, August IS.
The Hamburg Correspondents of the ID
inst. contains letter from Amsterdam of
the 29th nit. which gives the following as an
outline the reported conditions OF tho Pre-
urinary Treaty with Russia, signed by NJ
d'Ouhril, at Paris =
"Therc shall be friendship and good un-
Outstanding between Russia and France.
"The Russians shall evacuate Cattaro 60
the French, and separate themselves from
the Montcnegrins.
"Thc French in like manner shall eva
cuate Ragusa, which viii be again placed
under the protection Of the Porte.
Both powcrsshajl guarantee TO the Porte
the integrity Of is dominiors.
"France promises within a certain time
after the evacuation o. Cattaro, to withdraw
It's troops from Germany. Russia promises
to use her endeavors to restore peace be-
tween France and England. Russia viii
employ her GOOD Offices 90 accommodate
the disputes between Prussia and Sweden"
Such arc reported on the Continent, 70 bc
the leadug features Of the Treaty alluded
to. We can, however, aascrt, and We dot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
LONDON. Anc,,sf -

The opening of the Jewish Assembly at
Paris took place upon Saturday, the day
on which the Jewish law fo1bids every kind
Of employment This, no doubt, was done
dcsigncdly. Bonaparte delights in outrap-
ing all ancient preiulices and habits.-We
have little doubt that ne intends to force the
Jews to change their day Of Sabbath. The
speech with which the Assembly was OPEN
ed BY the Imperial Commissioners, is re-
markablc for nothing but IT'S insolencc and
impicty. IN the height and excess of their
impious zeal, they dare to attribute 10 their
idol, one of the attributes Of the Almighty,
TIC attribute Of Omniscience. Our readers
viii easily collect from tho questions propos-
cd 70 the Jews, that Eonapartc means to
make the Jews liable to the laws Of Con-
scrirtion.--IIe trcads upon tender ground
let him bcvare--the RELIGIONS propersities
add attachment Of men were never outrag-
cd with impunity-lc hssyct to learn, per-
hans, the lcngths 10 which religious fanati-
cism will carry me human heart.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
ITO be continued. J
FRoM 7.AE wL7NESS.

On Saturday lastsa motion by counsel,
WIS made To the county court, thar MIR.
Ashley be discharged from the recOeni-
zance, by which hr was bound TO ROOD be-
6arior until this term. III support of which
motion it was stated that he had in every
particular compiled with the injunctions of
tie bond, and therefore was not a proper
subject OF further restrictions OF the kind.
Us motion was objected to by the at
torncy for the stlte who offered TO read
certain paragra ms in the Fitness, to
slew that Mr.. Ashley had not conducted
50 IS - deserve the cXcneratjon by him
claimcd
Which paragraphs were objected TO for
two reasons. 1st, Because Mr.. Nshlev on
the day OF becoming recognized did convey
aWav all his interest in the Establishment,
and had since that tine worked as e Jour
neymanin said q &C.. 2nd, Because there
was no proof other than his laboring in
said Office, TO sllew that ne even saw or
aided in the least in PUBLISHING said papers
then offered.
q written contract was then produced,
by which Mr. Ashley had rclinqushcd for
consideration therein stipulated, all his
Interest in the establishment.
Witnesses were then sworn, from whose
testimony it did not appear that any pur-
chases or contracts respecting the establish
ment had been made in behalf Of Mr.. Ash
lcy---or that he had acted ~ any other ca
pacity than that Of jouncyman, under ST.
milar engagements with oilers in the Office.
1t was contendcd by Mr. Attorney that
this agency in the business was sufficient
and that he stood now about the same as at
the time of conviction. The court over
ruled the objection and admitted the evil
dence. He then read various passages from
different numbers of tc Witness, to shew
that Mr.. Ashlcy'5 behavior had not been
such rs was required. Hc did not attempt
tn cOntroycrt the truth Of facts stated in
these paragraphs tho' they were claimed
t. be true by the defendants counsel, who
said, If ne had expected 20 see these thing,
brought up, he should have been able SO to
mage them appear--nor was there any no
sitivc evidence tn .dr. ASHER had even
the agency of q jougncyman in one Of the
papers produced by Mr.. httornev.-Affcr
some aitercati1n on various points. the
question was snb"iitted and che court de-
cided that Mr.. ashley should renew the
bond.
My counsel then moved in mn behalf. for
a discontinuance of the ordcs ofthc court
stating various cons alterations in support Of
tho motion. This vas also objected To b,
Mr.. Attorney, who referred the co,rt =,
whst he had before read to the court, rs
TIC grounds Of his objection.
NV counsel remarked. amnnr Other
th'ugG- on the present spirit Of newspapers
~ tlc st0tc' Of al parties and asked. whc
IT, or my conduct was more than must Ne
expected under snch various aud repeated
provocat'0ns -~and whether the court re-
qG'rcd mc % behave better than every bo-
q else Tor such, said he. is the amount
OF Continuing these orders upon one who,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
Ertract Of a letter .fi'ofv .Kaehitoches, da-
IeH .ENenaf 10 1905

led august so, 1906.
con Sunday last his exccllency gov.
Claiborne arrived at this place, accompa-
MED by col. Henry Hopkins, adj gen. OF the.
territpIy OF Orleans, and handsome escort
Of gentlemen OF The country Ct Rapides no
intelligence &c his cxcellency's coming was
received ut Natchitochcs, until few mi
nutes before his arrival, which was amour
cod by federal salute from Fort Claiborne
The governors arrival mas made the most
! favorable Impression on the minds of all
those of the inhabitants who are attached
to the interest Of the u. S.. who saw large
armed fierce advancing vitsin FIVE leagues.
! of Natchitochcs, evincing an hostile dispo-
sition. already imprisoning and transport
ING into the dorninicns Of Spain, no less than
five citizens IF tie u. 5. who had never Of
Tended them cuttira- down and taking a.
way the flag of the u. 5. from the Caddo
nation, which country was acknowledged
within our jurisdiction, and carrying the
flag through the country, exhibiting it as
trophy Of victory and superiority an ar
/ med party Of upwards Of 900 cavalry and
mounted infantry, opposing and turnihr
back q scientific exploring party, ascend
| ing Red River " order of the President o.
the y. S. under the direction Of major Free
man and capt. Sparks, harboring and pro-
tecting slaves absconding from their mas
tiers, together with reports of still larger
| .reinforcements advancing TO join them.
"This situation Of Affairs will probably
proiong for some time his excellcncy's stay
here, for the purpose of organising and put
ting himself at ihe head Of such of his mi
litia as may be proper to call in on the &C
casion.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
NASHVILLE, (Ten.) Sent. 90.

Accounts received by the last Natchez
Mail, corroborates the intelligence of ONE
THOUSAND Spanish troops approaching
Natchitochcs And that the United States
troops, have marched from Fort Adams to-
that place 70 step the progress Of the iDya~
ders. Should the Spaniards attempt any
hing ofa hostile nature, we hope our troops
viii be sufficient 70 rcpel the aoHs.
Further accounts state, that it was cX-
pected, that an engage mcnt has taken place
between the parties before this.
Accounts via Knoxville, mentions, that
an engagement was 20 have taken place be-
tween tac above particg, on the 18th ult.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
fredericksburg. oct. 1o.

ARRIVED IN tne river, the schooner SALLY
and Priscilla, Capt. Smith, from Antigua.
Mr. John Rawlins, supcrcargo, came to town
late last evening, and has politely favored
us with Antigua papers to the 10Th Septem-
Der, from which we copy the following &c
count OF a dreadful
HURRICANE 1T DOMINIQUE.
ST. JoHN's, (Ant.) Sept Is.
Arrived this morning, the Danish schoon-
err, Marrjner, Capt. Basden, from Bsrba-
does and Dorinique.-She brings the most
detEora6lc accounts Of the ravagcs made by
a hurricane at the latter Island, on the
night of Tuesday last. Some faint idea may
DC formed Of the violence of the storm, from
the following letter to gentleman in this
Island, dated at Roseau:-
son Thursday night, the 9th inst. we ex-
perienced the most violent hurricane known
IN this Island for SO ycars-about 9 O'Clock
at night, it began tn blow from the north
ward, and continued till 70, when it blew so
hard, as n lender 1t impossible to move
from the house.
"Ihe ram fell most dreadfrlly, and caus-
Ell the river TO ran through every street in
town. he consequences arc, distressing
beyond every thing I ever saw almost the
whole centre of the town is carried away
very many lives are lost. Persons, houses,
st k, and every thing which stcod in the
street leading between MIR. Dodd's and Mr..
Calet's were swept into the sea. The cries
u the unfortunate persons were dreadful,
and therewas no possibility Of rendering
them, any assistance from the darkness and
horror Ct the night All the houses az tho
river side, with many of the inhabitants are
also carried away
The house and store rented by Captain
Syers, was also washed away and ] am
| sorry to add, that young Mr.. Harper and q
servant of MFR. Syers, went with it-Capt.
M Kay, by all extraordinary effort, capped
| from that house OH high wall, as the house
was passing over Mn. Martins lot, and es-
capped. Ali the shipping, except one vessel,
are lost--several seamen persisted. The
estate have suffered severely The buiid--
ings at Mcrne Bruce, except enc, are blown
! down; but fortunately, very few lives were
lost there. The officers and men iay all
night On the ground, not daring 10 get up
for fear Of being blown OF the hill''
Another letter says, ait is ascertained
that at least 10Y persons have persisted iA
, the Storm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

cn the best ou,bority, TINT it contains other,
nj nost disgracefui terms for PuSs;a "
ne Prciiminaries which D'Oubril sigred,
thc barriers of Turkey and tho Eastern Me
d'terranean sea are thrown open TO France,
the overthrow OF the Germanc CONSTITUTE
on Is sanctioned; the interests OF n aples and
Of all Italy arc sacrificed to Na9o,e0n's
family, and Russia is virtually shut out from
all interference with the affairs Of Other Eu-
ropean Powers.-Star.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
BOSTON, October 3.

Nv the arrival of tie Packet, captain
NJ elan, at Porslend, IN az lays from IL
verPocl. London Newspaper have been re-
ceived there, ~ t'e 18th of August. We
have been favored with n letter from 2 gen
tieman in Portland, to his brothers in this
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
CHAnLFs 10, October 8.
GEN.NRNL MIRANDN

When Capt. Price left Cmracoa, Gen.
MIRAwDA, with his troops, we're at Arubs.
rhe General after taking possession Of Co
10, 10, finding his forces sufficient % sGee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
NAT(,Hnc< -, q

Gen. James UlttisSos7 arrived IN this ci-
ty on Sunday last, and departs this morn
ing, we understand, for Natchitoches, by
the way ofFort Adams.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

Letters from Fort Adams state that no.
thing has TRANSFERRED relative 20 the move
ments oftile SpaniaFds near Natchitoches,
and that dispatches had passed Through that
place from the war Office for the co.anns.f.-
ding officer ofthe American trcops ut Nat
chitoches.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15

aver, hasnot AZ an rate conducted himself
worse than ether printers in Shc sttstc.
The court dc, j%icd continuance OF the
order for bondsr,i next term--conSeQUeat-
" | returned to prison.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
town, conts,iis.ih tlle following interesting ex-

town, contaiinihe tle following interesting OK
tracts
LoNDoN, Aug IS.
" A cabirct council met yesterday, at
and sat until O'Clock, ald at haG past 10
dispatches were sent OF oy NJ. Basi 70
Lord Lauderdale
The hlcnations in the funds yesterday
WAS, we believe, greater than upon any one
day, since the last peace. N The morning,
as soon as the arrival OF the messenger was
known the finds rose rather mere than per
cent: but about one O'clock, q sudden alter
alton took place. Stocks began 10 fall and
at one time, Omniurn was as low as Sd
per cent. 1t left OF ~ last at Ia.
Lord Lauderdale reached Paris on Tues
day and demanded an interview. The
French minister dcciiaef seeing him, UNI
iii Saturday or Sunday following! The Sc
parate peace between Russia x France has
changed the French tone against England,
and tine editor ofthe Sun obseryes) although
we do not take upon us % say there is no pro-
bahiiity OF peace, we have reason to believe
it's considerably diminished.
On the dispatches sent of to Lord Lau-
derdale rs above, the same Editor says,
awe have no doubt they are Of decisive
nature" Ii is therefore likely tn the ne
1>'Nit'tiDil VIII " iS>slt
| one way or che other, in very short time.
He further observes that tie Paris and
I Dutch papers 60 the oth and 10Th are net
calculated 70 excite any hopes of peace.
RI a decree ofthe Sd, Bonapartc has or
dered out 81; CO0c7uscripts, a measure which
cannot be accounted for, upon the idea Q.
peace, though the French editors pretended
to give something like reason for it.
The writer cf thc letter from Portland
adds, that g from the papers and from a
conversation | had with passenger, my
! Opinion, is against the idea ofpeace.
! The New Packet for Boston sailed in COM
pany.
Since copying the above, we have met a
gentleman from Portland, VINO had seen the
paper containing these extracts, * London
/, paper ~ the 10th, which asserted f6cf it zvaa
| not tire that Lord Lauderdaie had been
so unfEOora5ty receipe9 as lad been re-
hortcd. Ehe gentleman says, however
chat the passengers are ali Ofopinion that the
negotiation viii fill.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-15
NEWSORLEANs, Sent. 4.

The Natch-z Herald mentions, that all
the troops excepting one company have
left Fort Adams for Natchitoche..
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sUnaon CHea6 Bread MaaNtaaEEory.

THR lublcriber, impreHed with lively.
Feafs Of gratitude. for the liberal patro.
image he has hitherto experienced from the citi-
: zens Of Alsxandria, begs eayetso return histh.
.cefe thanks for the FAM; and respectfully M
aSsfrs the public, thar he has commenced buzz
nafs in that COMMODITIES and central aand, on
Royal ftreet, lately in the ocesPaacy OF Mr.. Il
asly where b. iatends carrying Oh the Loaf
Z Bread. Baking buii7efs exsenGsely. andsa 's.ers
himfelf from his knowledge and sxI erience ia
she above bulaefs, TO render genera' fatisfatti-
Non.. His prefsnt aGis. Of bread il "a tollows:-
Tbs 40 cent loaf, S lbs--lo cent Loaf. sI,a
: lbs--s cent loaf l lA lbs-and the, 8 penny
loaf lb--msdc of choice fuperhne fsu'
$50 Edward Lee.
- kT,ysh In. s.ss 40 Iaw4w