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FOR SALE,
Br TIE SUISSE IBER;

WEsr-lNDIA u MBLiSopooi pe,e Srfseerafe,
Wv Engia~S Rag, uS.sse and Olaf Wre,
Frere5 Bssr1, gsoe pair Affns hiei Shoes,
Holland Gin, hlMts's sJ' Boys fine Skoes,
AfoLa4ss, NLaf-s' Kid, Morocco an.
Loafan B,ozen Sugar, Leather Slippers,
Ced7se and Chocolate, II GraH irvoiee Of Ta5'.
Inps,ia and Hysa Tea, Linen, IrjjS S6sofisg e
Linfied and Lamp Oil, Carpeiirg,
WSife Lad & Sfa. B,o-vn,a Bsf Spani4 Zadggo,
fellors Oebre, Paeaf Green Ground end yazv Ginger,
ground in OIL 100 Eneks eclJe Livsrfs'!
Yeydgreaf, p S0h,
10y s,s BY 10 S'I4A ISL Smoaked SaLs,a and Her
Wiudszv GksG, rings,
I'd, 81 4d sd, sa, loe, aaG aH invOiae Of dry goo
2oi NaiS, 9i= B,aY Skins, BIZ.
Spike Naiis, Bar Iron, and MIXED Plains AKA
| Gera,n G. Bi1i.rea Ste-i, 4 TSieli1As,
I-en Potts, D4ieb OSeas, flirting 81 Printing paper
Fire Dog, nf|yasping PI3~ IL Paf-
Nova Scotia G,:sl S:one,, Bsa,I.
PoScler and S6eh, Cotton Is ,f,osi Card.
One Nice Piano For:e, ore Caavas 7ttp Cbaye,
One Nee Tub Gig, S.isk Gigy.
~ TIE CLOSE svU be fit e5eap fl, CAB eorntr,
produce. BEWJAAfIW S7.ETSoN.
Dee.a7Jer l9. Tbutf
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

Z HAVE received Gsrs9 Econ Bo,deauS, 100 Ros.
l es Of PRUNEs, which llaI eli very loa:
they as fine aed very freb. Thofe Sho lael N in.
einsti"u pprehaie fs,g tcxss, viii apply u e..
f"hicrbaf on shoekos-FIili 30 me Of Judge Wy1hy'
Fe@ br.ek hovles.
LEWIS NJ. RIY1iLAfN.
DsCeulber 27. Stu
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SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
MESSAGE

From the PRECEDENT of the United States, re-
fpeGing the APPLICATION of HAMET CA
RAMALLI, Ex-Balhaw of Tripoli.
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NOTICE

3kCPOSrTICNS will be received by the execu.
tive Tor the purchafs of eight condemned ne
groes, repyeved for tranfportaon under the al & 10
empower the governor to traniport caves condemned
when it fl'a be desgped exredient."
Dec. 81,
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vfik Boots mr. sl.oesas well a. dey were on the
spctgy,--.,.A-the leng1S Of TIC BoOt,.C-reund the
Cait..B-the v.seh Of d+sto.yD--roundth the heel aud
nAey.p- E~-ro,sd me ipieY.--G4acrois che ball OF
the foot, Fix the reel sgsine perpendiculsr, and
ties koife at the end Of the grsat toe-st down IN
figures the nuppsr of inches ara quarters IN the DIFF
feyen; n'eaiuFss January J, epd
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"HAMET BASHAW,

Son Of fi Bay@azc Ca,amanE.'
The date of the Bafhaw's letter correfponds
with the sd infant. The place of meeting a.
bout hours merch from Alexandria, 70 that
he will probably arrive thither before we can
with you.
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(CoatinmG.)

ExfraH Of letter from tie Eteretayy Of Rate to
Mr.. Catbeart, dated esd AngaR, 1909.
according to information given by Mr.. Ea-
ton, he has prevailed on the brother Of the ba-
fhaw of Tripol TO repair to Malta, with view
to be with our fquadron before Tripoii, and to
he made ute of againft the bafhaw. At this
dftance, it is difficult to Judge &C curately of the
project, or to give particular initruaons for the
management of it. Althou N it does not ac-
cord with the general ient;men,s, or views of
the United States, TO inter medie with the do
meftic controversies of other countries. it can
not be unfair in the proiecution of iuit war,
or the Accomplishment of Reasonable peace, to
take advantage of the bottle co-operation of o.
theirs. As far, therefore, rs the views of the
brother may contribute To our fuccels, the aid
Of them may be ufed for the purpoiy. Should
this aid he found napplicable, or his own per-
ioual object unattainable, it will be due to the
honnGr Of the United States, and 70 the ex-
pcetatious he will have naturally formed, to
treat his disappointment with much tenderness,
aid to retore him, as nearly as may be, to the
htuat'on from which he was drawn, or TO make
i0me other convenient arrangement, that may
be more eligible TO him. In cafe of treaty of
peace with the ruling bailiaw of Tripoli, per-
haps it may he pniIible to make fome ftipulat-
on, formal, or informal, in favour of the bro
ther, which may be defirable alienation of his
misfortune"
To oil subo J5aH fee tbef presaf5
Know ye, that repoiing fpecia, truft and co.,
hdence in the zeal, fidelity, and abilities of
William Eaton, do hereby appoint him agent
OF the navy department of the U. States of a
merica, for the leveral Barbary regences.
In teitimory whereof, have hereunto
tuhteribed my name, and affixed the
I.a1n of IL g 81,
IL. S. United States of America, at the CITY
OF Wilmington, this goth day of May,
1904.
(Signed)
r. SMITH,
Secretary of TIE Navy.
RegiNered,
Ca. w. GoLDsBoRouGH,
CbiefClerk otfbe Ms4y Department.
Coty ofa letter from the Ee,etary Of tie nn-y
to NiAiam Eaton, efaWre, dated Meg sob,
1904.
SIR,
Herewith you will receive an appointment,
as navy agent for the frveral Barbary regcn-
ties.
You will receive inffruStions from, and obey
the orders of commodore Barron; and will
render to our fquadron in the Mediterranean
every aiiieance in your power.
AS compenfatioH for your frviees, Won
VIII be allowed at the rate of twelve hundred
dollars per aDnnm, and the rations of a lieut..
IN the navy of the u. States.
/ am RESPECTFULLY, &c.
(Sisned)
r. SMITH.
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DOCTOR UPSJjAw.
(ePtIMsy.

INTENDS Praetifing medicine and ftirgery IN n
city and Heighb 1rhood Of Richmond he premife
Punetuai ATTENDANCE on thofe whe give him employ
msnt.
len. IL. S&T4w.
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r. SMITH.

-*!rati5 OF ettsr fj0n, tbr /ecretdry Of The me-.
pts commodore Samuel barron, dated tine
9th, 1904.
"With refps& to the ex- bag,aw of TripoIi.
we have no objection to your avang youricIf
OF mis- cooperation with you againft Tripoi, if
you HAL, upon fall view of the fubef, after
your arrival upon the cation, conlider his o.
operation expedent. The fuhi> & is committed
entirely to your di(cretion. In fuch An event
you will, is believed, find MIR. Eaton extreme
~ ufeful to you.
"Co!oDel Tobas Lear, our conful general Al
lAlglers, is invefed by the PRECEDENT with ful!
power and authority to negotiate treaty of
peace with the baibaw of Tripoli, and alto TO
adut tnch terms of cancellation as NAV be
found necefary with any of the other Barbary
powers. Heis, therefore, to be conveyed by
you TO any OF thsfe regencies, as he may requeif
of you, and you will cordially Cooperate with
him IN all iuch meaiures rs may be deemed the
bef calculated to efeGfuate termination of the
var with Tripo!i, and TO ni,lre a continuance
OF the 'iendfhip and tefpett of the other Barba-
~ powers"
Commodore Barron to captain Hall.
September 18th, 1904.
SIR,
The Gate and condition of the Argus, I'M
der your command, requiring that fhe lhond
go sa:o port, for the purpofe of re6ttng, &c
reqref you TO proceed with all practicable
expedition to Malta, or Syracule, and there re-
ct your ve1el, which being completed, you
will take on board 2 months proviiions and wa
ter, and proceed for the port of Alexandria, and
Ut at that port or Smyrna, you find any Amer-
can yellcls, you will give them CONVOY as far as
Malta, and immediately after join the fauadron
of this place.
You will take under your care the fhip st.
Nhchael, Intercepted by the fquadron, in the
attempt to enter the blockaGei port of Tripoli.
You will hnd commodore Preble at Malta or
Syraeufe, with two other Hips, captured in
making the fame attempt. Yon will receive his
erdcrs with refpeIa to the difpolitios of the ST.
Michael, caufe all her papers to be delivered TO
nm, and turni'h him with u! the inform stioTi
you may be able to gain from her crew, SC. on
yonT paiiage. You will inform the command
trs of veiItle YOU may find at Syracufe, that I
G,aIl be off TripoIi."
Ferbai or4erJ Of eo,51iodore Barron 10 ,osta;,,
Hull, oftGe United Slater b,fY Argn5, in pre-
Jence et'fbe 4aderEgned, on board TIE PreE-
Eenf.
SIR, ''0
"The qoriftsn ordeyJ here hand Won, to NJ o.
ceed to the port of Alexandria or Smyrna, for
conveying to Malta any veAeIs you may find
there, are intended to difguile The real obieS4 of
your expedition, which is 30 proceed with Mr..
Eaton to Alexandria, in fearch Of Hamet Ba-
baw, the rival brother and legitimate fovere;gn
of the reigning bafhaw Of Tripoli and to COP.
Tcy him and his fnitc 70 Derne, or rlch other
place on the coat az may he determined the
mo4 propsr for cooperating with ihs naval
force under my command, againit the common
enemy; or, IL more agreeable to him, to sring
nm TO me Nc fore Tripo.
Should fiamet Bad'a@ not be found at Alex.
andFa, Yoa have the adcretion to proceed to a.
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NsyiJnml1kmi CsHa:y G,e,i, I2B Nee. 1905.
IN CR44WCERT.
heToy pP's' Conpl't,
Richard Moore, John Davis, ,e,.
and William PeIrlon. IN L
Il NHE Defendant, Richard Moore, not having en-.
teredhs appearance, and given fecnritv accord
ing the acl of genity and the rule Of this conrt
and il appearing the iatistation Of the court thai
he is not hhabiir Of this late, OIL the motion s
the complainant by his oounie: Il is deerced ana o.,
dered, tH tie lad defendant appear here on the hrG
day Of March neXt, and anfwsr the bill of the
complainant, AMI chat copy OF this order he forth,
eik naierted an Tome public newspaper, rublfed in
the city Of Richmond, for two months fucoeHvely
and another cory poled at the front door Of tho
Court houie o. this COMFY And is further ORDER
ed, that the defendants Davis and Pearfon do not tly
away, convey OF iecrete any money property fhoy
may have belonging to the faid Richard Moore, ia,
hac they retain the fame in their hands, fueel to is
future order Of the court.
a Copy,
FLFM, BATES, e.s.e,
December H. Oh 9m)
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Northumberland County Cont, I2t6 Nsy. 1906.
nv GHHNCERr. %
James v Ball Spencer Bal, Compile
againt
William 3. Travers and Hcpry1 n.c.
FrdSers. bei IS:
HE Defendant, William B. Trayers, not bav;D.
= entered his appearance, and given iecurity az
eording to the aet of AHenbly, and the rule of ts
court and 1t appearing the atisfaon Of the corr
that he is not an nha5i;ant of this ate on the mo.
ton of the compsinants by their counfl it /. deere.
aud ordered that the fad defendants appear her. ON
the tirt day of March next and anfwer the bin
Of the Copainants, and that copy Of his order be
forthwith inherited in iomc public newfpaper pubnqd
in the city ofRchmond, for months fucceiysiv,
and another copy ported the front door of the Ccur
houie, OF this county And it is further ordered thai
ihe defendant Henry, do not pay away, convey o-
iecrete aEy money or properly he may lave belong
ing to the fad William b. Travcrs but that he ~,
tain the fame N his hands, lube9 20 the future oydss
Of Tie coust.
A Copy,
FIEM BATES,c. NC,
T1e~ernbSr (,b
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NEAL EELSOK,
BOOT g SHOE A714NUFHCTUR
NAIN-sTEEET RrcuHor1p

NJ ANBo BOOTS - shoes
AVA to any pattecn or fam
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERiALs ard WoaKmAN-
sHIP to any ia general ufe.
70 Imported Doors and
SnoEs, Of the FIRE quality
and newei; fafkion, for fale.
-, Gentlemen at a sif-
lance, wko ave difPofeq 70
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, fan be fitted
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ITO Be eonfinaed.J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
This is to give Notice

That the subscriber, Of Alexandra co,.
in the district of Columbis, hath obtained g
the Orphans Court fsaid county, letters
tamentary on the personal estate Of ~
Smith Dedlois, late purser dthe United s''
lfrigate Constitution, deceased !; all Der
having claims against the SAID deceased
hereby warned to exhibit them with the W,
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or W.
the 2lst day of May next, or they may bvI
be excluded from all benefit to said ests,
and all persons indebted thereto are reqpeS
to make immediate. payment, or suits F'jiF
instituted to enforce the same. Given M,
my hand this 2 lst ofNoyembef,, 1906.
Lewis Deblois, Esr.
November 81. stsye,
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Valuable Negroes for Sale,

Valuable Negroes for Sale.
r WILL offer at public sale, at Hc,nd.f,
4 tavern, in the town Of Frederick sbulg,
ERIL.EY, the second day of January rex,
fair fnet, tie next fair day, for cssh; !,
Between so and 90 Negroes,
Lately attacked to the Chatham estate, con.
sisting of laborers and tradcsmen, Of liIeltm
kinds, such as carpenters, bIacks1aiths, e
sc. Also, good miller, cook, gardener, train
or of horses, and some valuable house ST.
wants. They are, for the number, rs iIe5
and as valuable a set Of negroesas any in Viz
GINA: also, some work horses and !agmi,
utensils. Should any person in the nGghhes
hood be disposed TO purchase at private sals
prior to the sad day, / Will be ready 10 tret
with them.
I srH also sch, at P,Tva;e SAFE,
Some Lists in the town of Fredericksburg
my Lands adjoining Stafford courthouse, Y!
Lands in Westmorelsnd and Richrlond rom
ties, and my Farm called C2ank $, OF tie Rap
pahannock river, about three miles below Ere
Gieric..sbufg.
The Place ofzSase Of the above proparty vii
be Belts Iapern, III the town Of i'aImoutA
where an agent will attend tie two days PIE
,ceding the day of sale, to treat with those Via
may wish to purchase at private sale.
William Fitzhugh.
November (. eOds
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PUBLIC 5. 4 ]! 4

nURSUANT to "a decree of the clf f.ssl
= court Of tie United States for the h ilLl
circuit and district Of irgiaia, will be sold a.
public auction on the 7th day OF January next,
at the town Of Occaqusn in the county OF
Prince William, about iorty likely Virginia
born Slaves, consisting Of men, wo lf ana
children, among which, are a humber OF boys
and girls, of fromiS to lSyears OF age. lnese
slaves have been brought up IN the nelgghDor-
hood of. Occaquan, and have for. some years
past been under the management OF the late
James Lawson dec'd.--and have been l. hereto
fore commonly called LaWson's slaves ney
will be sold for cash.
Under the same decree, will also be sola,
at public auction, on the 9Th day OF January
next, at the same place, sundry Tracts OF OF
Land lying in the counties OF Fairfax q Prince
William, formerly nortggaged by John SEM
Die to the said James Lawson, deceasee.---r-----
These tracts of land are situated IN the neigh.
borhood Of the town Of Occoquan, and some
OF them bind upon the Oceoquar river. they
are well known in that ncighborhood by the
name Of Lawson's Land and could be sheWn
by most Of the landholders In that part OF the
country. Those who may be lncEned TO pe-
come purchasers of these lands, may obtain
accurate information Of the situation and con-
tents of the tracts, by applying to Mr.. Robert
Radcliffe, of Fairfax county, who hath lately
made surveys Of The greater part OF them
The lands viii be sold in tracts or divided SO
as to accommodate purchasers, and this viii
be arranged on the day OF sale. he terms OF
sale will be, one fourth part of the purchase
money to be paid in one year from the day OF
sale, and the payment to be secured by bond
with approved security--the ether three
fourths1 in three equal annual installmeilts; the
payment OF the first of these installrnents COM
raencing at the end of two years from the day
,of sale, and to be secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser. A mortgage will also be required
upon the lands purchased, to secure the pay
1nsnts of the whole OF the purchase money
Deeds will be made by the Com missioners
upon securing the payments IN the manner
above mentioned.
One or mere of the commissioners will at
tend at Cccaquan, with Mr.. Robert Radcliffe
the surveyor on the 5th and 9Th of January
next, for the purpose Of giving 70 persons IN
cliaed to purchase those lands such informant
on as may be in their power touching the IL
tie, situation, and boundaries -ofthe different
tracts.
=
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To be Sold uexy Cheap.

10 be sod LUefg Li1G1p.
r WISH to sell nv Mill Tract Of Land, 81.
taafe on Gack-I .ich, and Indian Runs, about
ais, miles from the town OF Alexandria; con-
tanning about eleven hundred acres. On this
tract are two plantations besides the mill tarn1
Ion the latter there is a very good mill, Ia
which are one pair OF burr, and one pair OF
cullen stones, with elevators, &c. complete
for. merchant work--a distlllefy convenient
to the mill, with four stills and every neces-
saYy utensil In complete ortter---a Dwelling
house, Kitchen, barn, with stables under 1t to
ACCOMMODATE 30 stalls, with every other cut
house requisite on farrn--a very good gar
den, an orchard OF about SOD trees el Inc
choicest fruits this country can afford. There
is about 800 or 400 acres OF the tract cleared,
the remainder in woods and great part OF It
heavily airnbered; about so or 40 acres OF
meadow, and nearly 800 acres more may be
made on the bottoms adjoining the two runs
.dLS0,
One other tract of one hundred acres
about two miles from Alexandria, part OF the
Cliesh Tract, and adjoining the lands OF Mes
sie,irs John c. Herbert, Robert Patton, and
(, John Richter, the Mount Vernon road run
ming through it. This tract IS mostly IN
woods, and conveniently situated for country
seats. Ifthese lands should be sold at private
sale, (which I would prefer1 | will take IN
payment, if more convenient to the purcha-
sers, stock of any of the banks from Rich
mond to New-York, or any kind of stock of
the United States.
fthey are not sold before Friday the first
day oisNiay next, the Mill Tract will, on that
day, be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder--and on the following day the Cliesh
Lands wiIl.bes sold in like manner. The Mill
Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject to lease Of focs and an half
years from the frs+ day of July last. The
Cleish Tract viii be divided into lots of 10 81
20 acres. each. If sold rat public auction the
terms Will be made known on the days Of
sale.
William Hepburn.
December 4. sosW Law till lst May
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JAMES BACON,

Jez;cca y, F;,p-atreet. hos in
ms e1hoc EN- :. 80 .to.L uddsd
auaaslon - no =, :, 80 8
a tfelh supply OF GENUINE AIllCiSS iH
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete.
lie nom oaers Tor sale, on his usual lozu terms,
Adu{cnuado Sugars of uar;ousnra-
49,. 800 : ~ = = -
sues AZ.
oal S snu Up MO-
:"' yF1s
1npS.'a' ..,4;on1a.1., se,.ct-
I,yson' 90 4eN ad e = '''eS'''
O.. c,s:1.
scnaheas anu 'a'i''ly uss'
70 H.
rhacaiate af suner;or onalitv
NEage;ral
Rusrllox.
Sherry
I;s1on wy.v
Teneri9a
MALAGA. and
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This is to give Notice,

THAI the subscribers, OF Alexandra eoun-
", in the district Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphrans' Courtof said county, letters
ofadmiaistratioa OH tle personal estate o. 'sfS-
Kan Duf.esJsssld Ross, late OF the county a.
foresaid deceased: AL PERSONS having cia'lns
against the s,M deceased, are hereby warned
TO ex ihit thera with The vouchers thereof GO g.
the subscribers, cr. or before the 18th day OF
June next ensuing, or they may by law be eA-
.clnded fr6rn5al benefit to said estate And
those indebted thereto are requested to make
im,neaiate pavrnent.--G isen under our hands
mis- 18th day ofDecember, 1905.
Charles Midnight, 6d,,,,,
John Stewart,
December i---lS. 3taWAW
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For rca1u Woncu

= ~ fto<US L'AOItCH.
TO the highest bidder, at Public Auctioo
DAWSON's TAVERN, in the Cont,
Loudoun and town Of LEESBURG 4
TUESDAY, the day of January neu l
virtue of a decree Of the court ofthe Un3
States, for the eth circuit, in the yir;;r
district, pronounced at Nav term list i
suit depending in said court Between.
executors Of Daniel Mildred, deceased WI
was surviving partner of AAllred aid I
beras, plaintiffs, and Sansuel HoneA ~,
. theirs defendants
600 acres of Land, near Leesburr
on the waters of Tuscarora, in the cov,p :
Loudoun--thrce acres Of Meadow near r.,
burg, and a House AID Lot III Leesbury, =
SO much thereof as will be sufficient 10 p.;,.
certain SUMS of money; interest and costs 1
said decree mentioned.
William Mann, ! :
Armstead Long, =
Charles F. Mercer, :
RisAmand, 18th Cct.-22. (Nov A.
sa;gSw
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The lubferiber returns his grateful
thanks to his friends and patrons, for their past
fayors and h9erality towards him and bcgs
leave respectfully to iniorm them, and the IN
habitarts Of .AIexandTia generally, that lie viii
commence his NIGHT SCHOOL on lffondav
the 2sd instant, at his Academy in Prince
street. 4F9-
Young gentlemcns DESTROYS of becoming ac-
auainted with the arts of Surveying, Naviga-
ton, use Of the Globes, or any of the different
branches of the Mathematics, will meet with
due attention frosa.
William slade.
September % ast.aw
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.Bacen's abridgement, Z vols. Price Ss7
SO cents.
tspanasSe's reports, s vols. SO
Dalias's reports, vols. SIS
East's reports, 8 vols complete, 3se
Wilson'S law lectures, 8 vols. $40 SO Cts.
Sullivan's lectures, IS
Peakc's nisi prius, DDS.
49, Evidence, in boards, Dds. as cts.
r. GRAY,
Has lately published, 8 new and elegant eei-
ton, greatly enlarged, Of
MoGeqm Philosophers !; or Terrible
.IyGctoyatlon
a Poem, addressed to the Royal College of
Physicians, London, by Christopher Caustic
NJ D. A. SIS. Price, in boas, do! lars,
IN plain sheep dollars so .sents-in calf and
elegantly gilt, 8 dollars
Life and PontiEcate Of Leo the tenth, by
William Roscoe, in a volumes, octave. Price
IN boards, o dollars--in sheep, IL dollars
IN calf and gilt, IA dollars
on HAND,
a large stock of Books, in the different
branches. OF science and literature, and very
extensive assortment of School Books, and
other articles suitable for country sales.
November 4. d3t&oawlstj
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
Flour. for Family Use.

A constant supply of best super6ne Flour,
erRavenswofth Brand, for family use and ba-
keFs, will be kept at Mir. Thomas. irwln,s
warehouse, at the lower end 81 Ing street
>,41so for Sale.
A few hundred bushels. of old Corn, for
cash only.
w. Wedderbura.
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