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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-14
WEDNESDAY, OcToBER "A, 1907.
II o i 4.

TIL committee appointed by the corarnon
council to contract forthe repair Of the wharf
at the end of Duke street, are ready to receive.
proposals for the same. Mr.. aaron I7esyfs,
on application, will point the necessary re-
pairs and receive proposals until the goth M
slant.
October g.
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30 Removal.
% Ii N r II G IL Err,
.Qctoler 8.

j y = N - y = = rs q
Has removed from King street to his wharf
Messrs. Jonah Thompson s Sons,
where he has for sale
100 SPANISH HIDES
y 1000 bushels coarse urk s. Island SALT
Il First quality Muscovatio SUGAR IN hogs
heads and barrcls--arld y
/: GRO CERES as usual.
b. He, assotakes the liberty to inform his
frienGs in the country, that be has a. large and
cornnodious Warehouse forthc rsce ptlon5of
-four, citheriby water or Wagons, and wouad
take III -four on storage =
Cctobergl0. cdlod 2gaw5tl
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PUBLIC SALE.

pursuance Of decre9 OF the Superior
\ s' " Of chanoery, holden at the capitol
8 Alctmossd- March S, 1907, win be sold,
~. ae premises, on FRIDAY the Soth,
'ssn 70 the highest bidder. for cash
M. House and Lot 80, an uEinl-
as. ~ Lot, situated on the north side Of.
s,,s.. '''eets between Columbus and Alfred
.hc property of Amos Alexander.
= ssac Will commence at 10 O'Clock.
. Cuthbert Powell, !
Fhlnsas anncy,
sss Thonaas apney:
VIPER dis
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A quartity Of fine and ground alum saiss
all times he has the first quality flour for
family use on handwith a number ofother
ofswhieh he will sell low on his.
former terms.
Alg. 81 d s
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Notice IS here BY giVen.

Notice IS her by glven,
THAT la conssq uence OF desdof
\ upsshofn Henry d Hoae, late Of Princel
Milan ooiihts, deceased, TO secure the sum
6Iswe hundred and sighty-oae pounds pinc-
hen sLlllings ana flrce pence, due to Alex.
alei Ssaith,so of Alexandria, from the said.
II D. Hooe- on the FIRST day oftiia next DIS
aa tonft to be- held Eat Hay Market, IN
gsincs NVillHgra cdunty, shall aloceedto sell
hihe highest bidder, for ready money, q tsssss
GLAND. situatf lin tn comfy Of FauGllier,
seal4iaipg one h,laslrssI and Fl fly acreswhich
la1s has on is Mil "a Store House and q.
'sricstabIe DwelifAs House, Win necessary
GO lisuscs is sitJatcd about vc miles from
IIlss- MARKET. and WIS Formerly occupied by.
aslaa Aastthcw. Fhe sale viii take place
asiaetavern Of Berjanin Bronoagh, in the
sTa Of Hay Marker.
p .,,sssg
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o5s n LdWIdIOIl anu TCHlC,
/ ~ rho hape for sale no4u landing,
aaeGodsales upland cotton
4 :70bs sides soal leather
q afSs5 cases cotton and wool cards
Z 50 boxes. first quality Havanna segass.
IN S TO r f,
bales Kendall cottons will be sold at :
do. plains small advance.
10 bales Beerboon gurrahs
700 sides soal leather
& sa a.. 'a,ssG:i Tyson res.
90 pipes Holland Gin, superior quality
pipes Boardeaux D,,ondv
3 do. 4th proof Cogniac 4
20 hogshcads-1 a-EI}-ENGLAJND 4
so barrels RUM
;,.ipe L. P. Madeira wine
cases cIaret do,
Is hogsheads retailing mof.;sses
200 boxes mould CANDLES.
lG do. spersnacae,i !.
$50 boxes brown sosp
10 do chocolate
SO DO. cod fish
so barrels and half barrels mackarel
Hogsheads and barrels retailing sugars
Spermacaeti oil in small casks
100 dozen English sewing twine
Bellona gunpowder, sc.
October 6.
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III @ Il / G E.
40 En- HORNER, iu,s.

REsPEc TFrLLY INFORMS THE FuBLIc, y
E-NIIAT he carries On the UHeetrtgAf and
Bfocksnfths' busineas in Its yarlons.
branches, at his shop on Royal street, near
the corner of Prince -street; where ne VIII
sxecute all orders with neatness and DIS
patch.
October l. ~ S
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p,ubiic Sale.

81 Dirtue Of deed etc trust from I'I1ALIf
TK,4JV7'O.VanG MIR Y his qvi1s, 70 me sx6-
srSi5ers, to secured dsbs o7ying by HI n % III
Bank of sdssraxarlc, on T'HURSD1Y' nc
29th irst. 4viH Be erfos'l 10 arle, on cr'rdifef
sir, tzyslue and eighteen months, carrying an
interest from that dag, sepereLt u ClS' ard
5lareelss of GROUND, i1sste. t'Egsa " esle-eaar
Z rdria, tosroit:
An undivided Molety sof a piece
of Ground, with the Improvements, lying up
on the wet side of Royal-street and to tha-
northward Oh King -street, fronting twenty
/ fire ut six inches on Royal-street, and ex-
4 tending back one hundred and twenty three
feet FIVE inches--the whole ground subject 70
an annual rent Of fifteen pounds twelve s!li-
Engs, Virginia currency.
a piece OF Ground, lying up
on the west side of CoIumbus-strect and to
the southwark of iKing-strect, extending On
columbus street sixty-six feet seven inches to
a twenty feet alley, then wcstwardly with the
line of the alley one hundred and sixteen feet
to another alley fourteen feet ten. inches wide,
then northwardly with the line of that alley
twenty six feet seven inches, then eastwardlyr
twenty -four feet three inches aad an half, then
5northwardly forty feet, then eastwardly nine
ty-one feet eight inehesand an half-subfjcct /
TO an annual rent OF forty mine dollars fifteen
cents. z.
a Square Of Groand, CON,
tanning two acres, lying; on the. south side ct
Wolfe-street, north side Of Wilkes-s.rest,l
west side of Patrick street, and east side Oh
Henry street.
a large Frame Store e Ware
house, built upon a piece Of ground lying on
the south side OF Prince-street and to the cast
ward Of Fairfaxrstreet,sthe ground is thirty
feet some inches front on Princc-street, the
building nearly covers the whole front, the
suiiding is ensured. ss'
James Keith,
John G. Herbers,
(1ct,},er O. q ~ rs dts
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James Keith,
John G. Herbert, :
dts
Bank Of Pot olllae,

II OcToBER 9, 1897. Il
NJ Office is hereby gipen the Stockholdrt
s.l u erss Of this institution, that an Election
for twelve Directors, for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Courthouse in this town,
on the second Monday Of November next. 3
By order ofthe President and Directors,
C. PAGE, Cashier.
October 9. Jaw 9th Nov
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Public Sale.

>
z3g 'vrFae Of decree e The county corr Of
Prince lillian, zaiN 6ceutosed 70 sale, be.
fore the front dor ettte court-house, IN The
8 toscn dof Dur,fffes, on The first 1lOA,DAY
in November aiea !, the taitoguins PROPER.
q 7Y, uiz.a sE
Ten likely NEGROES, con,
sisting Of 1ngf, women and children among
whom are, asgood house carpenter and an ex-
,cellent house servant one Harpsichord, in
tolerable good order. his property viii be
sold on Z. credit Of six months the purchaser
giving bond and security for the payment.
.4lso, at the same tine and tiare scalt5e solG,
A Tract Of Land, commonly
called OF e66'ssDale,' z situated on Quantico
Greek, about one mile and half below Dunn
fries; containing about three hundred acres.
On this land, whose situation and quality emi-
nently recommends it, is good dwelling
house and Offices.
a Lot In the town of Dumfrics,
on which is erected a large and convenient
stable.
& Several Lots IN the town Of
Carrborough, at the mouth of Quantico-
Creek, some Of which arc improved, and all
of which will be particularly designated on
the day Of sale. 81 q
The real property above mentioned, will be,
sold. on 4 credit of six months for one half
the purchase money, and of twelve months
for. the balance, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security for the payment.
Benjamin Bolts, 6
John Fl. Peytor,
VIM. A. G. Dade
October 8. [le.l dts
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BK X AN HAhlPSON

HAS FOR SALE. :.
ic pipes old port 5.
do. Madeira s.
SO quarter casks Lisbon a
II do. particular i'eneslfYe
Is do. Malaga
ii pipes old cognac brandy
do 4sa proof Holland Gin
5 hlsls. Sd proof Antigua rum
u do. first quality molasses
do. green copperas
do, alum
so do. brown sugar
20 bags pl,rento
IS do. pepper
10 chess Dung Tyson
10 do Eyson SKI
do. imperial
ass 100 bags green coffee
so kegs naaddee
50 ,lo. ground ginger
50 elo. raisiIss
20 lbs. lAcon, well cured
r. l. al mo M,
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ALEXANDRIA RACES

7HE ALExANDRIA JOCKEY CLyBsR
j. will commence on TUESDtAY thcpsSdl
day Of November next, the course will be, in
he greatest stiIe, and enclosed BY q complete
fence. 800 80,
The firstday,s purse viii not be less than
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARSS,,S and win
probably be more tharlffat sam arrange
ments viii be published sometime pr Sious to
the races. oF'r 81 3 s. 80
Subscribers will pay tleir subscriptions to
Mr.. James. SanderscI treasurer. Mr. John
Hodgkini Is appointed clsrk of the course, and
all arrange peeting the ceurssi is vest
ed in him. 4 ~, e.s:, IS osiis s6ssfa s.
i. James S. Scott, Sfeyy.'
August a5 : dstlawtf
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!. Puhlics Sale.

Public Sale.
On SATURDAY next, at ! O'Clock, will be
s. sold, on the premises,
"A two story Houfe ard Lot +
of Ground, situated on Prince street, between
st, Asaph and Pitt-streets--th the lot fronts 20
feet, and, in depth ss feet. 4 liberal credit
will be given, which viii be made knownrst
the place of sale.
The above property is now occupied by
John 1anhanl.
F. C. Marae!leT.
Il Oesober Iar dts
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{ I44 }

they were laughing at. That they had
observed the day before, that their old
cat had two rats, about half grown, in
her nest along with her kitten, and that
they sucked her, telling me that l must
go up stairs and see them in the nest a
long with the cat and her kitten. The
rats seemed wild, and ran under the cat
10 hide. We put one to her mouth, but
she would not hurt il, but seemed as ten
der Of it rs with the kitten. We put it
to the tcat, but It was too wild to suck,
though they assured me, that they had
seen Il sucking that morning. 1 pre-
sumo the reason Of the cat taking up with
the rats $50 contrary to nature) is this.
They told me that she was uncommon
" good at catching vermin and carrying
them to her young, and had caught these
rats and took them to her warm nest
made Of wool. The kitten not being a.
bic to Kill and cat them, they lay in the
nest and fell to sucking-so extraordi-
nary an effect has sucking, to warm the
affections of the female sex of every spe-
Cies. !. TITLE.
Unity T'07ynshib, June 13, 1907.
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aS"
MISCE IL Il " I.
EPICR AM,

EPICRAM,
Believe me, old acquaintance, with de-
light,
I'd sit and chat with YOU from morn to
night,
But from my humble lodgings to your
door,
Are two good miles,-two bacl; again
make four:
: often find you absent when come,
And often too your man says, " Not at
home:"
Two miles to see you would gladly
trud5e,
But four to miss you confess I grudge.
[MarnaAl
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IN TIE / LIG Z N & Z.
PHILADELPHIA, June 90.

PHILApELPHIA, june 23.
BY the British packet, arrived at n.
York, we yesterday received our files of
London papers, to the 10th May inclu-
sive. They contain very few articles
Of intelligence, that merit republication
at length. The I'D bulletin Of the
French Grand army IS thc most interest
ing. Notwithstanding the appearances of
hostility shewn by the king Of Sweden,
we look upon the conclusion Of peace
between the courts Of Paris and Stock
holm, as an event by no means remote.
Various private information, from the
theatre Of war, had reached London, by
way Of Hamburg. The cOntcnding az
mics were represented to amount to
100000 men, greater force than has
on any occasion been brought into the
field, since the introduction Of the mo-
derl mode of warfare. Il letter from
tie French head quarters, stated ;hat
the emperor hal made every prcparati-
on for opening the campaign, visiting e.
very division of the army 6; infinitely in
sUuctin8 the officers that the opening
OF the spring was anXiously loo>cd for,
when the signal from Bonapartc would
be sufficient to place every soldier at his
station il represents the artillery as PC
culiarly formidable, and the zeal and
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ANECDOTE.


4 shrewd old gentleman, who formerly
Kept store in neighbouring town,
told person, in order 10 induce him to
purchase some goods he was looking At,
and which he said he should ike to have
provided he could spare the money, that
It made no odds if he could not then pay
Tor them, adding, {" don't care if you
don't pay it till the day Of Judgment"
The person, under the idea Of having
his own time to make the payment, had
4he goods cut off. In a very short time
,he storekeepcr sued him for the money:
with surprize and indignation he imme-
cliateIy repaired to the Justices, where
the other accidentally happened to be,
and on seeing him he asked how he
could use him 50, after what he had
said He answered 81 do not want the
money bt0re Judsment."
[ChumJero6l0Yh Papey.l
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| confidence Of the troops as beyond al

confidence Of the troops as beyond al
description.
The French head quarters, at the Ia
test dates, were at Rosenberg, rs miles
S. w. Of Konigsberg, within one mile of
Finkenstcin, the former head quarters.
A French army of reserve was for
ming at Frankfort on the Main, to con-
sist Of &C, 900 men, for which vast bodies
of troops we're every day crossing the
Rhine.
There had been a bloody engagement
between detachments from the French
right wing, and the Russian left wing,
which were within eight miles ofeach o.
ther-a general action was expected to
have followed the movements of Mas.
sena.
The London papers contain volumi-
nous dispatches from admiral Duck
worth, respecting his failure before Con-
stantinoplc--he persists in representing
the imPracticability OF cffeCting any OBJ
lcCt by force, and the danger of losing
his fleet by the attempt. The British go
vernment is said to have recalled him
from his command, probably to disgrace
vi SetN 1 II4CC 4lSills L nc jdlllIc WAS IilduC
the ground Of party discussion in En-
gland-Duckworth being defended By
the late, and denounced by the present
| ministry.
The French minister, Sebastian, had
used such extraordinary diligence, as to
render the Dardaneles and BosphOrus
impregnable mo feet could possibly
escape destruction that should attempt
to pass UP to Constantinople.
The operations in the Crimea, and on
the borders of the Dneister and Danube,
were not marked by any recent particu-
lar evcnt---the Russian army under
Nicholson had been compelled to act on
the defensive, and the Turks awaited the
arrival of the French, previous to the
commencement Of the regular attack.
The army, under Marmont, marching ia
their aid, IS said to amount to $4,000
men, French, Italians and Spaniards.
1t appears from the late London pa
pers, that the election in England has
proved successful 20 the ministry. They
Will have 4 very comfortable majority
in the new parliament Mr.. Roscoe Of
Liverpool has lost his election.
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WARSAW, ADrlI IS.
a ley Of $1,000 men from this coun-
try has been ordered, to reinforce the
French army.
PETEEsBURGu, April 4.
The emperor Eas ordered a levy Or
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{ 63 J.

When had work enough to do,
That wanted doing,
And trudged away in search of you,
Who've work'd my ruin.
And if found you, I'd ne'er leave you;
Nothing could from my g'ulet save you;
At any rate, or price, I'd have you,
While TRUST would buy YOU;
Theu,O good fellow! how I'd shave you,
While l was nigh you!
For you, some thousand lies I've told
For you, I've all my substance sold;
For you, I've brav'd both heat and cold,
By day and night,
And by the Sheriff been enroll'd,
In mournful plight
Now, Pm by poverty beset,
You, like the world desert me straight;
Yet could l one more JugjW get,
I'd sit me down,
And never murmur at my fate,
Till We were gone.
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TIT FOR TAT.

Immediately after the Hon. De Witt
Clinton, late Mayor of the city of New
York, had received MS l 5,oOO-dollar APP
pointment, he waited on gentleman of
the name of Ferris, Inspector of Flour
in that city, and informed him of his re-
moval in the following words: Sir, l
now inform you that you are no longer
Inspector in this city" 1t happened
that Ferris was at Albany when Mr..
Clinton was removed, in February last.
When the removal was known, Mr.. +.
returned Mr.. Clinton's compliment by
delivering him the following note: C Sir,
| take this early opportunity of inform
ing YOU that you are no longer Mayor
of tn city of Newly ork."
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EXTRAORDINARY LAzINEss.

We mentioned, (says the Charleston
Courler) that the schooner John, which
put into that port in distress, had lost
one of her crew overheard. 1t seems,
however, that this was incorrect. He
was one night left at the helm, while
capt. Nelson went below. Shortly after
wards, it coming on to blow, capt. n.
came upon deck, and found the helm
deserted and as he could hear nothing
Of the man, it was naturally supposed
that he had been washed overheard
This, however, was not the case. The
man was somewhat overcome with ia
tigue, and strongly tainted with laziness;
and as the vessel was very lcaky and re-
CURED frequent pumping, he thought it
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Fatal AssEMBLAGE.


A late London paper gives the fol-
lowing melancholy relation -
At the execution OF Holloway, and
Haggerty, the murderers of Mr.. Steele,
and Elizabeth Godfrey, the murderer
of r. Prince, on Monday, Que of the
most dreadful accidents experienced for
a long series of yerrs happened, owing
to the immence crowd which assembled
to witness the awful scene, in which the
press became so great that, humanity
shudders to relate the fatal conse-
quences, but sorry we are to say that "a
men and 8 women were tramplep npon
and killed, and g men and two women
were wounded, some Of them having
the flesh torn from their legs arms &c.
Total Al, i'll St. Bartholomew Hos
pital.
Just at the moment that the unhaps
Ply culprits were about to be launched
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v A r l E T Y.
For the Wheeling Repository.

1T is said that every man is govern
cd by some ruling passion; and [ have
not the least doubt but the sentiment is
correct. am myself one, of the many
persons in this country, whose predomi-
nant passion is, the iove Of zOhiSkey. My
attachment to this liquor, for a long
time, so absorbed every other consider
alton, that at length found myself re-
sluCed to the condition, in which could
no longer find means to crafty it. In
this tOrlorn state | was beset by train
of reflections which continually present
ed to my mind my former enjoyments,
by way OF contrast to my present cOndi-
ton. Illuminating on the subject, it oc-
Cured to me that neany of your readers
might, perhaps, feel some concern for
me, if acquainted with my cogitations.
1t also occurred to me, that many .e'00d
citizens might be edited, by viewing at
distance, the reflections which obtrude
themselves, zUhen kegs and bottles are
empty, and the door beset by Sheriff's
and COnstables. These considerations
induced me to give my reflections re-
gular form, and something like a poeti-
III ~ So'1 ''iIi " NiIett NON W Quiz
dcp1SU them in your uscIui Repository.
] am conhdent that many of your read
crs will peruse chem with no small share
of interest.
M M ANY-oF-Us.
Thy pow'r, o Whiskcy! stands contest,
Thro' all our land, from East to West
You to the weary and disues'd,
Can give relief,
And from the melancholy breast
Chase care and grief.
IT'S true you're often the occasion
OF sorrow deep, and keen veXation;
Ills true you work dire ruination,
And dreadful woe,
And spoil full many a reputation,
The country through.
Yet, to tell truth, 1 love you dearly
For YOU Pvc plodded late and early,
And if l got YOU, foul, or fairly,
y mad 10 matter
bro't you homo, and drank you rarely,
Just like cold water.
Full often l have quit ny plough,
NJ AJy,to Joe
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best to give up all hopes of life, and re-
sign himself at once to his fate. Ac-
cordingly he crept silently below, and
secreted himself among some barrels in
the hold, where he lay six days without
the least sustenance of any kind !; nor
did he quit his hiding place until the
vessel had been some hours at anchor,
when he crawled out, and begged the
boy for something to eat. Capt. N. has
committed him to jail for thus giving
way to his laziness in preference to man
fully facing the dangers which threaten
ed them.
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From P0uLson'S AdOeYtiSer.
Mr.. POULSON,

he lOlOWliS ID CoPy vi d" 6N4tN'i"N
direction, upon letter not long since,
sent from Lancaster County, to person
in this city, in order to be forwarded by
the first vessel for Ireland its oddly
struck my attention and l offer ityou
for insertion. w.
Z" To Dennis M'Farrow, in the Coun-
ty of Tipperara, in the kingdom Of Ire
land; and if he should not be there, de-
liver it to Bridget Dougherty, his first
cousin and if she should be dead, de-
liver it to Brady Neon; perhaps he
may be hung, for he was little light
fingered and if that should be the
case, deliver it to his great Uncle Allen
M'Cafcrty; however he taIk'd some
time ago of going over to England to
collect some moneys due his Aunt Liz
~, and if that should be the case, then
please deliver it to Mr.. Farron Walnut,
who lives at the sign of the green tree"
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TUEsDAy, August II.

The proceedings of his day were prlD.
.cipally confined 10 the cascso. The jurors.
who were yesterday suspended for SUBJ
sequent examination.
The first case that was mentioned was
s Mr.. G. ~, Smiths. Mr.. Burr observed
thas. as some real ors6s,itioas difficulty
had occurred ia the selection Of. ;urymen,
he should BE- extremely sorry. that such as
are impartial. should object TO themselves
Should Mr.. Smith however raise such ob
iccsisns, he himself should certaicIy sub.
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From tbs RICH BOND Y Iy1RER.
TRIAL.
cor. AARON BURR
"a on

Combined 6p ad; ourraresst and he'd az ne ca
hitsl IN The Hail Of he hoasse Of Delegates,
y for III sA Treason ageinstthe y. States.
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