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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

Va'aa5ie E4miy Medicine, |
JV S..,,.. received civ d q, di5sa from d.
7e,rT 7" DuPee,
Head Iag,75amf WLayf
The following valuable Medicine l',.f'a
Dr.. C90ly'5 Yfgitabie Elixir, " l.,
Dr9t5.
Superior % any other Medicine eva,
invented for AL complaints W tbe 'e'o-,
has been known frequently W ef.,a 5iand
after all other Medicines have failed elre
be hoped that All thole who are Ishon-: Il x
der complaints IF the Lungs, viii r.f5~ a-
this valuable Medicine for relief
Dir Ra7gEa'5 AHt-BiE7u5 B;Hs.
"A Medicine that has proved ertrersr,
vcabIe for few years pat in reform, 's''
and decayed contributions Of almoR evs-. "' n.
cription- Their virtues are 70 well kooa,. Wv
all Bi.ious Complaints, that little nee1 Nv Nv 7
in an advcr.iiement-for com non H.
ule in families, none San exceed them f,rT.
lantneis, T''
DR.. Rd7UEE'r celebrated TTrU
bla,t.trj7q C;-t,yen4 ~ "
The mon certain ana fate application
t6at di!@gfeeao'e dtiorcer' called The Ad. y
~'y m" III Iie-ll iii csfes All Kinds Of I.
P,'on M lis -'ls ''i'- IN h very agre-a
1.7 'l -'i,s' ,.'1 '''' .Io'n' and leu.
~ @--1 '-'-J @rr---- "i'l me gEealrl
i-'eJ o-
'''F IN
Dr. Ib51/l15 47r1n77tic Iy1t5 Pa4e
Which wHitens aud Pre[e-ves tie Tee,s
g.y-- lwaer flneiI to the breath, and cyrs,
the 5aurvey il rhs Teeth and Gums II nay
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

HOSPITALITY.

" THERE is a certain hosp.tablc air
In friends house, that tells me / am wei
conc.
Tie porter opens to nc with a smile
Tie y rd dog wagy his tal-thc servant
runs,
Beats uP the cushion, spreads the coach,
and SAWS,
" Sit ao7-r, Egg4 ST." ere I can Say In
wear
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

Broad Sao0rd, end C4VIlry Ex-
trU/e.
Gen 7LEMEN Of Portland and its
Vicinity, who arc dciirou' Of being ac-
quainted with the above Elercle, have now
ali opportunity NY applying 20 Mr.. SMY III,
at Mr. GRAFFAM's Tavern.
IHarlb 8. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
L1TNL

ON the 2If Of February, between Portland
i Il and P-Lunptcut bridge, an OX-CHAIN,
which TIE owner may have ny proving prop
erty and paying for th, advertisement VI
ply 10 HUMPHREY MERRILL, Jx.
E1L.7oub, M1ytt 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

COLDIMITH = YEWELLEP,

EOLDIMITH 2 9EWELLE3,
= Elpectfully inform, h.s friends and tie
: public, INA. he ha~ juit received AZ addi-
tionaI afo-tment ot Lookingt aiIes, w,a
Mahogany and elegant Gill Franes-Picture
and Profile Frames, jewelry, Silver, 'a.ed, *
JaPpan'd Ware, grea, variety u ornsmenrcd
hair Combs, &C. al. He manufactures Silver
table beforehand tea spoons, ma1ard ana iat
d.. Sugar longs, Cold Nee klaces, &c of the
newell taihon, gold and hiver Sleeve Bottoms,
&c <c all Ut which VII be fold on the moe
reaiunable terms
r. 3. All The above articles are warranted
to give entire latisfaction, Or may Be returned
The lmaiieH favour attended ~ with cheer
fuIneis aud dilpatch. lGM) CH III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
NTNE,

THE Sublcri3er having been N
formed that one Thos. q Hitchcock has
Ggned proniiorv notes Of hand by the nile VI
Hitchcock and Fowler, pretending hat luch a
company was IN eIineucc, and lhl, he was one
Of the partners, ,he pubic are hereby eau ion
ed aganh giving credit to him W any iulh
notes or Obligations az there J, no u,h com
panv, or ever was e1ccp' the bufi2eis Of
the Tobacco mauufactory, and not even IN
that buG2eis huce about the fri ut Feb .uary
iaA PHILIP FOWLER
P9yf!4H9, March 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
~ I Z

~ 4 .l
NAV be rurchafed, three fory
Dwelling Houfe with two acre, of
Land ne- die centre Of bullels WY the Gown
of Gorhan It /, al eligible ftua.iou fJr
tavern. pr 70 accumulate boarders flr me
Academy. L may tie Convenient fl two
fsnuIie-. "a hoe Al time UT paymen; viii W
gwen with approved l-curiry p3yto
JOHN PARK LITTLE.
ColL1n, M1reJ g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
John P. Thurfton & Co.

lOll1 L hui lLOll q Ne
HAZE FOR SALE
80 Boxes Spermaceti Candles
40 do Mould and Dipt DO
90 kegs Of Lard
90 caGs Fngl;fh Nails, entitled to bebenture
u crates blue and green dyed Ware
800 boxes Window GIals, aforted flies,
from 9 Nv 10 4 by I6
90 cwt Patent Shot, aGorted Gzes
Pundes Frying-Pans-LP Cod Hooks
Fngllh Shovels and Spades
Sheet and Bar Lead
Bngliih Scale Beams, all fzes
A general alortment of Paints & Varniihes
80 boxes Of No. Chocolate
81 kegs Engifh Munard
8 hid Rum-hhds. MolaGes
BOYes Starch
10 chefs 4 quality Souchong Tea
Bbls Peef and Pork, &c &c.
MarcJ 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
FOR SALE,
BY ]. Richardfon,

No. 8, Tong-HJa,f
100 caGs Of Sugar Hhds NaIs-entitled to
debenture
$50 bbs. Mefs No 7, and Beef
200 half barrels Meis do
100 boxes Mould Candles
70 bbls. Bone NIiddlngs
Navy Mels No. ! and Pork
10 kegs Lard
so do Butter
ian. s. Il n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
LEATHER.

John L. D. NNETT.
Ha5 JoyJ ie, at TIE Sign oft5e TJunl 11i4dZayeei,
go W.T. Harnels Leather,
700 WI Skirting do
Sides Bride do
Waxed Calf Skins
Black grained do
Rudet Caf-Skin Boot Tops ofthe irl quail
Ity.
Draw'd Calf Skin Boot Legs,
SuwarrOw Patterns
Morocco SKINS Of different colours,
Hog skins,
q General ahortment Of Leather
kept conitantly on hand. hercbo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

he fnbfcriaer hereby gives public notice
20 All concerned, tLat the ia, been duly
pointed ana ba, taken upon herleIf the
truit Of AdmIn.lratriz On tile eR4,e of
tt.IN Lulfh,
'ateot Windham inthe county Of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceased ,y giving bond as the law
dlrects.-She therefore requeGs All perious
VIC are indebted 10 he la'd deceaseds ena.e.
~ make immediate payment, md thofe who
nave any demands chs eon. tu exhibit The
fame tu TEuTSHA Ldl1R
Af7ytb 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
Flour. &c

Flour. &c.
NOW landing from fchr Francis, from Bal
= timore, aud for iale at
~. 2, L-NIGN-W,HdRF,
Bills fuperfne Four
Hhds Loaf and Lump Sugar
DO Tobacco I11yeL Q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

llaaC Adams,
At Els BeoI1o,s ~. Z, T-G-fyo-t.
HAS Tor fale, Tickets and Quarters II Hsr-
= ward College Lottery, which contains
the following Capital Prize eithe. pfwhich
may be Obtained for the 11-uR nm N ,fgs 4e!-
kzys-vIz.
Prize Of 10000 dollars.
2 5000
1000
II 500
100 100
100 Sd
beGdes 400 prizes Of fmaller denominations.
ALSO,
Tickets and Quarters IL Hatfield Byl{re Let
tsry, which commences drawing In few days,
containing
Prize Of 5000 dollars.
1000
S 1000
IL 500
10 100
100 SO
200 nc
472J 8
Tickets and Quarters in Am3fe4g Canal Lot-
tery.
O. Prize 7icfct5 taben il payment
Joy TIcirts III any ~ to- aJove Eotte,lei.
FIarch g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
A1LNE

- "
hereby gwen that he iubicribers have
receive . ana eA-'n.ne lne CLAIMS q The ieVeF4i
o'0o''o's /" '-I9 enc nj
~ -1 I147W ~,
Tate Or Falmouth, III tile county Of Cumber-
Il7d trader dece7ied, Represented intoivent,
ana h1 non.n- are allowed 20 hrng va and
prove the'r cem1nd.-that we lhaII attend
tina buff eis on he ttnrd lhurlday IF March,
inlf ani on ne third Ihurldays ~ tie five
following mon NJ, from two TIL AN O'Clock IN
the even <. "A; ihe houie Of kt-a--e1 hoAo-t,
innho oe ln 'a'd fanot'h.
JAMES Mr. mo, c----.r..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

hE lubtcrlber hereby gives pub
lie notice 70 AT concerned, that he has
been duly appointed and has taken upor him
felt the truft Vt Administrator, on the eita,e Of
i )ScPH H4-.UES,
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cum5er-
and Trader, deceaied Ly giving bond a.
the law directs He therefore requeHs Ill
perions who are indebted u he fad deceat-
ed ettae, ~ make immediate payment and
thoIe who have any demands thereon, to ek-
hbit the came To
M1ycb q DANIEL CON6N-7-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
hcI0 h -rUmcntH W 1fc.
jun pubiIhed and for fale ~

THE I7Erw7crtI Prccr+t-r com
P~Gng inAru8ions fir the CIarionet,
German iIute, Violin, Baf.-V.oI and Balloon;
containing a.lo, great variety Of /Jr
Aa-4+s, HrabP-, 1TlylJer, Draf,l,
R,a7r, T,io5, &c "a Original ana Selected.
All~5 3 By JOSEPH hERRICK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

e. OP6T
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06

return to the principle upon which
my opinion is founded, viz. That zoho-
eOer is master Of the harbour-ofM N. York,
IS net only master ofthe city, but Of all
the places to'a.great extent IN. the coun-
try.-No Illustration can be necessary
on this highly interesting position"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06

tCIlCS VIII NC lSSS tIldl one nile. IN
rear of this position is an elevated spot
for close redoubt, capable of contain
ing 500 men. Its cannon will afford
ample protection to the horizontal bait
terry on the pier, and at the same time
give plunging fire On the enemy. At
800 yards from this redoubt, is spot
for redoubt and battery of field fortisi-
cation, to contain 100 zen and pieces
of artillery. This work affords the dou-
bic advantage of enhlading the river
through the Narrows, and of covering
the right wing of an admirable encamp-
ment for 5000 men.
To enforce more effectually the de-
fence OF the passage, it is proposed to
station two floating batteries, armed
with heavy guns, on the north side Of
the two opposite horizontal batteries,
attended by sufficient number of gun
boats. These may with great facility
form line of fire occupying the full
space from the one shore to the other,
and thus efectually strengthen the de-
fence OF the channel, and be fully pro-
tected by the Notifications and batteries
on the shores.
The Narrows thus garnished with for
tlticatlons, and garrisoned, and, in case
of solemn war and actual invasion, sup
ported by additional troops in two adj
vantageous camps, with the proposed
floating batteries and gun boats, affords
formidable and sufficient defence for
the entrance of the harbour. But the
importance of the object ought not to
permit the least neglect of any addition
a obstruction against an invading enc
my. Acone sunk in the centre, crowned
with four 80 Founders, with chains ex-
tending to the horizontal batteries on
the Staten Island 81 Long Island shores,
supported by the two floating batteries,
and gun boats within the chain, and the
harbour of New York becomes the most
formidable and best secured Of any
within my knowledge.
The Narrows being thus secured, the
positions on both sides are the places
where the troops of the states of New
York and New-Jersey will assemble,
and be ready to oppose the landing of
any troops destined for the Assault Of
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06
" II E Z LING,
THURSDAY, 9th AUGUST, 1907.

Ia -
No PAPER For few week, we have be en-
under the ncct iii of iffuing the Repofitory on
writing paper On account of the importance
of the late intelligence from Norfolk, this alter
native was preferred to fufpending the paper
at period 70 much more intereting than or
binary. Applications have been made at Red
ftone and at Chamberiburg, for printing paper
from the latter place fmall quantity i, on the
way, and more is expected. As it is not the
with Of the Editor to publilh the Repository on
writing paper, he has concluded to fupend it
for ihort period, until fuppiy of printing pa
per ihall enable him to ,ffue it in its proper
form-A years fubfcription being for s mum
hers, this arrangement, Occa Toned by the fear
city OF paper in this country, will not be at
tended with any expenfe to fubfcribers.
The Wheeling Company of Light-infan-
try, after having met on parade, on
Saturday the 1st inst. took into con-
sideration the sundry attacks on our
national sovereignty, and violations Of
our neutral rights, and their late wan
ton outrage on the frigate Chesapeak,
& unanimously adopted the following
resolutions -
/. ReS0i0ed, That we view with horror
and indignation the late outrage COM
mitted on the Chesapeake, off the capes
Of Virginia, as well as the impressment
OF our seanen, by the British armed
vessels. -.'j rl"o
2. Resoioed, That it has been the po-
Icy of oar governmental cultivate peace
with all the world, because it is our wish
as we'll as orr interest
8. ReS0f0ed, That although we desire
peace with the greatest sincerity, yet we
hold ourselves ready, at the call Of our
government, to repel any invasion Of our
rights and honour, which we hold sa-
cred.
Il. PeS0loed, That we are determined
to maintain the rights and dignity of our
country with our lives and fortunes, and
that we pledge ourselves to support 60
vernment in any honorable measures
which they may adopt in any case Of
emergency.
S. Resolved, That the offending ships
at Hampton have wantonly violated the
law of nations, and thereby forfeited
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06

'iiSi tiAS 10 national ana IndlVlQlal hos
pitality.
6. Resolved, That with the utmost re-
greet we lament the loss of the slaugh-
tered citizens and sincerely sympathise
with those who were wounded ON board
the Chesapeak.
z. Res0Aed, That we view with the
highest admiration the spirited and pa-
trlotick -exertions of our fellow-cifizens
at Norfolk, Portsmouth and Hampton.
8. Resof0ed, That the proclamation of.
the President of the United States, Off
cially prohibiting the exercise of hospi-
tally to the British vessels off Hampton,
and any other armed vessels that NAV
hereaiter intrude upon us, meets with,
our cordial. appreciation.
A Quebeck paper of the 29th June con-
tains the following article, which, if
1t be correct, supports the idea that the
attack on the Chesapeak was in conse-
quence of orders from the English
government
We learn by the arrival of Captain
Bettesworth, of his Majesty's frigate
Crocodile, that orders had been received
by the Kings ships on the Halifax sta
ton, to board the American frigate now
at Sea, and take by force every British
seaman that may BE- f0uud on board her."
On the 10th of July, a midshipman
and four men who had landed on the
beach from the English Vessels then off
Cape Henry, were discovered and de-
tanned by the militia.
On the 21st July all the British ships
left the Capes below Norfolk.-At 10
O'Clock on the morning Of the 22nd they
were at anchor again.
Accounts have reached the city, dat
ed late in June, that the Spaniards at
Mobile have siezed 200 stand of arms,
and quantity of ammunition, belong
ing to the United States, destined from
New Orleans to fort Stoddart. This
seizure was made by the Spanish com
mandant at Mobile, and afterwards APP
proved by the governor general of the
Floridas. TVash. city bdber.l
New orders have been issued by the
British board of admiralty, to detain
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02
Patent Elastic Suspcnders,

10 be had, wholesale end refai, Of The fatsntef
nert door 6elouv ji,.. .4lera'lder Af..Kenzis' s
,Iosuet end Of Prince street, s.aleaanal4a. i,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02
mo 1896
To Contractors. :.

II HE@president and directors of the .Litt,s
/ Z 8 River Turnpike Company propose toilet
OUT. The paving any distance OF the road, not
exceeding FIVE niles, and the board of direct.
fors viii attend at Gadsby's tavern, on Monday
next, thestifth OF January, 70 receive prcpo-
sails tor completing the same, where they wish
Z g see any gentleman disposed TO undertake
The work
JONAH iNoMpsoN, Treasurer.
January y At
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02

A. G. Cazenove,
Eing-street, opposite Mr.. Motifs tavern, has
Just received and for sale,
A handtomc Election Of FANCY
MUSLINS.
: Black and eolored Italian and India lutte
strings.
Ladies ard gentlemens' white, black, and
eoloreei six hose 2'la
s SIN, kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gloves and sleeves
Grown, black, and scarlet silk yeivets,
Il Fine split straw JiPsey hats
Write and black Grapes
n, FawiI ccloreel3 cassimeses and beaycrets
Milled gloves, hose and caps
Men, women, and childrens lists and mil
led socks
Il A few bales German oznaburgs and bur
laps
8 cases Irish linens
do, Nuns threads e 35
Reai Martinique and dther French eordials,
in cases, Il, ,ss
a few Prints of the Apotheosis of
Gepsra5 Washington. in elegant Gilt
Frances.
s v Decea5ser IS. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02

n O f ! C E.

The subscriber intending to leave this coun-
try early next spring for Europe. requests all
those indebted to her to make immediate pay
iment, assno farther indulgence can BE giveil--
andau such as kave9eiaiins against lei, to e1-
jbibit them FOR payment
Size fia,efS$es lefdng, On Moderate fe,ms,
Il That cofnmeaious HOUSE occupied BY the
late John Dunlap as a dwelling house, ofwiiich
immediate possession may behath
- ELIZA DUNLAP.
w. ftGGFaL ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02
FRIDAY /, January 2, 1907.
PUBLIC SALE.

u ~ ON SATURDAY NEXT,
NJ IA O'clock, mil be sold, at the Mte soataf7i
S r. consOdy 3 nieadoao, a ldrge quantityg
Well cured HAY, '+
In lots to suit purchasers, ona credit of months
P. q. Marsteller, Y. M.
December 80. ~ d
3 Gram and Yeast may now be
had---and in few days .aLE and BAER, at
the brewhouse OF 40 q As 81
THOMAS Causr.
December 80. stys4 DIV
( - .t-s -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02
CT EDUCATION.

MRS. ISCKS, 6eee leove. TO acqnafnt her
i, Is. FRIENDS, and fhe PUBLIC,
THAT her School commences again on
4 Monday, 5th Januaryv--and in addition
to her former system, will be taught tie Pia-
no Forte, BY Master engaged for the ,pur-
pose Also, Writing, Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply with the use Of the Globes; Chronology,
History, Astronomy. &c &c, by Mr.. Cow
ing, as taught at Mrs. Rryan's Academy for
Young Ladies at Bryan-House, Black Heath,
London. go ~
December 26. 4 0 @t 1nw31f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02
lust Received,

I. Just Reserved,
AID FOR SALE BIT THE SUBSCRIBERS,
2 pipes L. P. Madeira VINE
2 half do. DO. d.
e'pipes cognac BRANDY, 18th proof,
WaasWoaM 81 Butler,
. WHO HAVE OK HAND,
IL 20 hhds. jamaica Rum, 4th proof 7.
4 10 DO. St. Crcix Do 2d& Side t
8 do. New-England do. s.
$ pipes Holland GIN - :
90. country dc.
hsd.L market Madeira Wine ola srpe:
Aquerter casks Go. do ricFqu'tY
"a do. do. III Isneriffe do. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT
3 january 81 = x y.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-02
Wanted to purchaie,
"a MILL ER WANTED.

! One who can come we'll Recommended viii
nd empioymentb by appl ying tothe subscriber
"a AlexandFis, ssF S. JANNEY.
9th me-. goth, 1895. S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
Pu BIC sal {.

On MONDAY next, Il tt!!.ree O'Clock, in the
afternoon, viii be sold, a. paBlic sale, at
the house Of EYI!tAant ltfslcheN, deceased, on
Fit;-stFeet,
All the Z esfonal Property Of the
ss.id ;tccaascS!--A.l persons indebted ia any
anytc tie Sid William aii.e~ell, sre request
ca 10 make pag gaent aud rnose w-.o have de-
,1nands againat hill are requested 70 present
lhein 10 tae subscribers.
Elizabeth Mitchell, Adm'x.
benjamin. Baden, Ad.<ss,.
February 70. ST.
Marstellcr and loung,
Here ;.:s: received, es,d .@A sell lozv if taken
ii-onl board,
5000 bushels Turks Island Salt.
.zLSo,
II Tierces Barbados MoIasses.
January 10. d
Patent Elastic Suspenders,
70 be h2d, wholesale and retail, CT tie Pa
tentee, next door below tir. AlcyanQej.
M'Kenzie's, lever end Ct plince-street, A.
lexandria.
THEY furpsss any yet extant, for
ease, elegance, sc. Masters Of Vessels I'D
other gentlemen goins; to the West-In4ies,
Spanish Man, &c. may be furnished with IN
assortment, ard great allowance to those
who purchase BY the quantity.
n. 3. The buttons on the back parts ofthe
wai8lband Ought to be placed tie same distance
from each other, IS the two center buttons ON
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the case designed
III tho construction Of the article.
Richard Horwell.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
From le,p- York.

From .Aew- York,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the pubic
~ that he manufactures Su7ra5ro7y Boots
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
ny years Of experience in his business, he has
discovered ncwmethod ofretaining the elias
ITCHY in boots. He warrants to flt the leg be
it ever so badly shaped He makes boots OF
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows---Fai air
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
Jeffcrson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck beots.--
Gentlemen will please to cali and see for
themselves, al his shop in King street, be-
tween Mr.. Motifs add Mr. Nodghin's tavern.
January 5. dom
n. 3. He intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
Night School.

The fublcriber returns his grateful
thanks TO his friends and patrons, for their past
fayors and Ebersli.y towards him /; and begs
leave respectfully to inform them, and the In
habitants Of Aaexsndris generally, thas he will
commence iiis MIGHT SCHOOL on Asndsg
the s2d instant, at his Academy in PRINCE
street
Young gentlemen, desireas of Becoming scr
9,lsinte,l with the arts CT Surveying, Navigar
ton, use Of the Globes, or any Of tae different
branches Of the Mathematics, will meet vita
stue attention from
William slade..
September 20 ass-sg
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FOR RENT.

Tho STORE, on Prince-street between
Fairfax and Prince-street, lately in the occu-
patton Of Mr.. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
for a dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derate. Apply to
William Hodgfon..
Sept IS. d
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pU Dl.;C SALE.

On -EljNEsT}-AY next at il O'clock, vii
be sold, srthe Dwelling house CT IFuliem
Nfyci,a, Prince; near the corner Of Alfred
street,
A variety Of. elegant I5oulhold
Furniture,
Consiati4g q Side Boards, Dining, Tsa
end Gard T.bies, Desks, Bureaus, Bed. ana
Bedsteadso Locking Glasses, Carpets, and
Irons, &c. &c.
P. c. Marsteller.
Fcbrusrg Is.
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[No. 1894.
NJ @ ! C. (.

THE Members Of the Washington Soci-
ETY. OF Alexandria, are hereby notified, that
their Anniversary Meeting WILDE held Mr..
Gadshy s hosel, on Monday tic 25d instant,
At ii O'Clock ii tie forehoon. where punctual
Sstendaacc IS requested. Tie Society viii
move In procession at Il O'Clock, aceoalpanl-
ID by the Teacher and Scholars OF tie " ash
ngton Free Seaool, to the Episccaal Church,
s2here an Oratian VIII Sc ds.igcrcs BY frar.
lis Lightloot Lee, ESQ.
BY order q tie Standing ~ornnittee,
6. Deneese, &fcy.
Fcbri;arv l3. d
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SALES AT VENDUE
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,

I . 81 HE VENDUE SIvfS11s - y
Corner of Prince and " stfr streeas,
vaS,ssS g Dry c10odss G9ofsfsss, sc;
PAAr;iicals.s of which VIII beeSpressed IN
Sc.- tie bills of the day.
ALL kinds OF goods Wach arc on liInita-
;sion aai tie prices of wlSeaz ai'e established,
can at any time be viewed ad purchased at the
REORGANIZATION and PliesS.
P. G. Maysteller, V. NJ.