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

lifment, and guard the liberties of
he people from the abomlnati OF
imPrefment According to that law,
when danger menaces any harbor, or
any foreign lhlP behaves naughty ;
lomebody S to inform the governor,
and the governor is 70 defr- the mar
thal 70 Gail upon the militia general
or colonel in the neighbourho9d, 10
call upon the captains, to call upon
the drummers (thote gentlemen, who,
we are Informed, from high military
authority, are all important in the
day OF battle, 70 beat to arms, and
cali the militia men tog -ther and
from thele ren are to be draugbted
mot imprea- a fuhcient number
70 60 On board he gun boats, and
drive the naughty 1tranger away, IN
lrl8 he Ghouid have taken himfelf off
during this long ceremonial.
My friends of the militia mutt
PC4l Ll~ w QCl(IlDC TIC a. COIntIlO~
dations which they will find on
boar4 as the height between decks
is not quite fur feet, they will nor
only not Be abcto ltand upright un-
der cover, but annot ct upright, un-
lels they lqu4t upon the floor like
puppies il Dig kennel F.; a mott
elegant Gtua,ion, in which care all
liable in turn u be placed by thofc
admirable friends Of the people, our
tagallous rulers.
ouch is the gun-boat fyaem. Yet
there are Legislators who call this
PFodigahty, this wateful imbeCility,
BY the name Of economy; and men
- the Community who, for want oE
reelection, lutf-r themfelves to be
dIPsd BY this palPable faIehoOd and
noulcnlc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

clear out every voyage, and the trade
from Maine being fouth Of New
hao7ihire; every veheI employed
IN he coating trade will be compel
ed q enter and clear, the fame as if
coming from foreign port. The
number IF vefeIs belonging e the
pi!iritt # Maine, employed IN the
coating yradr, now amount to up
wards If i-ye're bandrld, which car
ry Lumber, Wood and y variety of
other article, the growth Of this part
If The country alncf wholly 10 the
ports Of Bottom, Sai-m and Newbx
w ct Iheie vefels can n17v PATS
Win y coating lctnic bus when j
parauou takes rIac-, they viii Sc
fnhjected ta the expenccs and delays
Of cNitom houfe entrance and clear
auCe, which operate as a cruel and
-urcertome tax on this clafs Of cur
citizens, whole protection is attend
eJ with great fatigue, and f-eqren.lY
at the hazard an iof5 D: life lfclf-
l he!e vtHt's make or an average,
fifteen uiPs il year. The Cutom
Houte fees u amount 70 about tho
d5Il7yI year, but when this dlltr,ct
becomes lcH8 lte State on mod
crate calculation the expence and de-
lay every owner Of a coating velcl
wil.'b- iubj 6ted to,wi!l amount to at
lellt one bAH.yea d1AarJ a year, max
my utc0e(s tx which will Be drawn
fro" the laborious part in fociety Of
tre'-e t51yaad d1H7r5 and who viii
be benefited BY this money. literally
ar1zc7 from the mouth Of labor ? I'M
" hott" Of Cufom HouCe Ulcers
who will be fationed At every hrbor
and MET from PortGmouth 20 Pafa-
maqulddy. The men who ex-
pet to be Governors, Judges,
Senators, Representatives, rca
lurers, Secretaries, and hold other
Offices down to the d,or-trgbey 70 the
General Court wi Pcrluade and Ute
eve ~ mean to induce the people II
vote il favor Of this mcclure, AMI
thofe who il the end will have 70
pay The taxes will be told BY rhrfe
dJfHeyc4ei fefyi-t5 much about the
Dig nv and imp talce Of being a lcp-
ara'e tate wAen in fact their only
Objects Perlonal power AM aggran-
dizement. 1t is much to br hoped
that the people viii view in its prop
or light and treat it as it ought to be
ty cruIhing a mralure pregnant III
noting but cxpen E and confuGon.
PUBL GOOD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16
3Do!:ttfal G3iscei.dnr.


EE6T5 ere Stubborn Tbing5.
FROM I'LL WEEKLY INSPECTOR.
The various opinions, and ingu-
ar doctrines Which haze lately been
'ivanced, 9o.h in National Legida-
.ure and private convcT,ation, on the
yoen Of naval defence by Gun boats,
lv- IN uced me eTamiue the ethCi-
~ncv, and The econony VI that tyl-
tenn, with (one attention the re-
-uir " my examination has complete
" tatisfed my mind, rhat the fyitem
i inc mra~abIy leis efficient, let, eco
nomiCaI, and II courle, more ablrrd,
than il had Pregi uHy appeared to
ms and, as the courte Of i.quiry
which has fafished me, appears M Be
WI calculated 10 convey the fame
conviction to the minds Of others, |
beg leave, through the medium Of
your uteful paper, TO con7ey iome
observations 10 my Countrymen.
have examined the gun, bo2.4 IF
the lateH contraction, which, pre-
fume, are conGdered By governments
as built upon the mott approved plan
Ihey are Of the following deicrip-
ton, viz.
Length SO feet,
B-l-d.h IS
E: {: i. l.: :: ;;s;5' a feet nearly
lhey are to Be fchooner rugged,
and to carry, each, ape heavy gun,
working on circle between the two
mats. Each boat to be manned with
TIL men, officers included.
Fifty Of thele boats are confdered
by the PRECEDENT Of { United States
as adequate to the protection of this
harbor, the found, and the coat, as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

"T!.e Slave Bill as pah.d, is ex-
tremey Duplicating to fouthern mem
bers M7.Randolph obfervld, "peo-
pie might fay what they pIealrd a.
bout alien laws and fedition laws,
bur this was the moi atomina5ie
that ever was paled. If the law
remained as il was, he q ubied
whgther another fouthern delegate
would be feen in Congrefs he, for
one, would have ne hrhtation in
faying, if the contribution is to be Vi
ol4ted, let US lec1de, let US 20 home"
Mr.. o9iIlie fad, if the fouthrrn
ftates do not like the union, let them
Gay io-in the name OF God let them
60 we can do without them. MIR.
Randolph explained. He added.
however, that If the manumiGou oF
haves and The union were to be pur
IN oppoGte fcales, he fhould fay let
the union kick the beam. IF no OK =
Pllnatory BIZ patTtd, he would 90 TO
the Pre6deut and protect againit the
prefeat one. He moved for an OK
planatory bill, and committee was
appointed 10 bang it ID.
"It is expected it viii yet be con-
trived 70 repeal the whole or part Of
the f4lt duty, ana to contin4e the
Mediterranean fund"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

1t is aftonifhing that the leading
Democrats in this fate, (hould fat
ter themfeIves with The hope of con
tinuink Gecoet6fuIly to deceive the
people when brcthren Of the fame
principle appear to be t5ruI aag IN AL
mott every part Of the United State
and eEpqfd here IS 10 ilch ching
as a democrat creed, and tie party
are tearing each other to pieces Ike
70 n.any wolves, n several States,
Pal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

The Democrats have certainly fpirit ".
l5yaty equal w hat OF the Chinele, For
ont Vt zu leaders, rs ar& denounced Nv the
lrty,it does not feem to A.akc confidence in
lnr other f-o, or to their loGng the IeaG Of
thc;: influence MI tbsi, tsoA 1sa4e5.-IBid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-16

LFG1sLATIoN-When the bill for regulat-
ms Ehe practice q medicine and fuppretIing
qulekery was before the houfe cf repreienra-
uves Of penLIy.vania, A member obfervcd,
Z" If lluGe to hut my life indo de hans az
one of dele Quacks, it !, nopodys fsneft; he
cauie know fome Of dele Quacka cure Pigger
cures A. any Of Sc Pig tocktors-Alr Sbeak
er: Plese iome Of dele pig toctors kills n.ore
beebes dan deie Qu4cks, Pecaule dey ue
ltronger incidence
The above iPecch was he only ore agaiult
the bill, and the BIZ was rejecteu.
All men with e rs 'rCre happy than thew
an be; yet mct men ~, < eahly be more
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17
PUBLIC SALE

= ~ ). 8. .i = neg. At elsves o'el,es 8.
= s.1a 81 HAarna's rAqrs Prine me- 'sl :
s !. z eNfDff or SIXTY, NINETY ssrssf
HUNDRED AND Twenty ~ n,v AID osi
70 mas, iirst quality SUGtp
November Is. ''es'ef.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17
LEWIS AND CLARK
1f.4P 0F ACpTY - 80


From longitule 81 west, to The Pacific Ocean,
and between Soy and so north lattudea
with extensive 5iargina, Notes. Dimensi
ems ave feet eight inches by three feet tea
inches.
EaeBRAcIHs eli tlleir. late discoveries, aad
that pars OF ne. contine4t here{otGtc the least
known. This fna2 WILDE lcprnAied from tic
best mas nov extatst, IS Well published as IN
nlannscript, froi4 re eoi3ectige Information
Of the best informed travellers through toe
vaiioas fsorti0as 81 5isat re3sioT, and co7Tactc4a
by series &c s3Tsrl hsihdi,ess csissiai ,yl3ser-
vations, nsxsa by Capt.il Lewis daring his
late tor
EeS fne ycyfieace Of Subscribers, these
several works Will s!2e ,ieitverea 1T tlse r2ass
stahie-eo.ats,ei ard at tia e seaes
Qs geyelGy3e lss 81 l4ss respective states ard
territories Nitifin the s35slon: 20 SeYallce -
I, isof WI! 8st a'tlle;l ga
tiIssarh lel8crgis Insse
isag price CT 3s,s tie fiVst. 81. tsroi 77'eeEs.
viii ae fsf9 aoliars> as.d tssstts Fart the 50
sconds ii enc yo''le, eielen &c ls.s1 Delivered
il Doarels. E'eise &c sc Map, jjllsFs,
~ per.asss glie RAY aai'7 salasfsi3ggsll
for theseaNarSs, to Lists waisssl eefisaSaed 10
stipulated prices fsl, the sa7sses sgd w5so tes-Y
BE dissatisfied witltle teFhss fiagl : :.
arc al liberty te withdraw their nagrcs s. Ga
suca lists, at any ti,lls prior % tie l.t ag Of
December next. u. = Wis
Phltaselplae June 5. AHgg
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17

-
IA 81 10 ssss': 70 4 be state OF
fcnncss< as soansas possible, Wish te
sispaS &c So Isl isis lllsssie aIaS lRereasE
;s,s ~ q, ilsS II tnllsss, " hiehp property
vi.r;i H .sl 81, III stors, MAO slave had
iszsa L 70 tie same for nRgiardssot one
One trsct we'll kncmn By the name
ef ApISe DON, beisl..s on the Potomac river
between Ascxsndgia and George Town, and
neacly opposite tie cit OF Vas lngton, beau
t:fally situated, containing about Four Hum
!. eeesS acres, nov Ieassd to the MIR. sYises i1fE
ss3rss hundred and sixty dollars per annula
WITH otner stipaistioas contained IN the sad
lease
One other tract contiguous TO the
ersr, Iesseg to VI iliiam Fraser for Eorty del
). lars pr aangssrs, containing abest sixt a.
One cther tract containing ten acres
Of boeo1a land, adjo4iilasss the Foarsiile Nall
tract.
One Other tract contiguous to the
Abina<on estate. ans Within two and a hall
miles of 6 GORGE ToN-Is containing p acres.
1,lss greatest part OF this iapslis heavily CO..
xefea NTH red and " lite Oak.
~
Thsee thousand acres on the Seioto
S River, ii tie state 81 o h;o,
4 MS tract descended 10 me from ny uncle
George D.. Alexaadels beings one noiety OF
the ald he was ensifiedto for his military ser
sices during the revolutionary war. AlltaeS
title papers With tho wills under Whlsh snl
entitled Is the above property, are ID the
hands of BAIDMIN BADE, Esq. to Whonl ap-
plisxtiop viIl please to be made for terms &c,
he being Legally authorised to contract and
liseose Of all The above valuable property, Tor
wliica good and satisfactory titles will be CIV
Walter S. Alexander
August 5. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17

is. YarIoas qusAQes
Loaf ard Lump 10. IN bbis.
eco barrels inspected aLRaiNG5
COFFEE II bags
MOI ASSES iii Ailds.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17

Having withdr4wn from the partnership OF
rIorae = and fsyias, bcgs leave to inform his
friends and TIE Pab!Ic generally that ne has
commenced and isRow carrying on the il91'eef-
.xvr1ehf ana siacksmith's business, on his o3'Il
sscount, on Royal, a little below Prince street,
as15 Flatters himself that he shall be able to
rerslaf acsseFai satisfaction, hasing sound and
se.saned s.t.fs, and excellent workmen -
These, wl5lis a SctcrnsiBauon to renaef eFsry
personal attention e tse eSeesaliol " ms
wor1<, viii he ap9es secure nm q PoftOlha q
SIS John Homer Jun.
November dist
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17
EORWELL.Ss
Celebrated f'assgt Sul6eaaegs

Le7e6raEea f7a5sl'k ol.IpsNasYS
EIyOR Ease Elegance, Strength, sc. lar es-
ceefls any muse. To be had wholesale
Of Ffinsc Street Aie1aIflria
ID The Sabscriber has complete a.
Sort well afspfad tof The 5rteg 90,
and can upply wholesale purchases oli al
Yaatagcesls terms.
Richard Horwell
Sypt,25 dsa.
DIRECTIONS.
The buttons on the back parts.of TIE waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
FROM each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspcnders, 10 prevent improper strain
ing and thereby destroying the ease designed
IN the construction Of the article.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17

United S5ates,
During the years 1901, isot, AID 1906.
l'HIs work will be prepared ~ Capt la4fri-
zgether Le7yis, ard will be divided into two
parts, the whole coniprized in three Volumes
octave, the first containing at least seven hun-
dred pages, the second and thirsi frola four TO
FIVE liundreaeach, printed on coed paper, ard
a fair plea tyne. The several yolurres iA suc5
eessien will be ps,t 20 press at as carly peril
DDS IS the ayocations Of the author xiii per-
nit him to prepare them for publicatioa.
TkIs distribution Of the work has been
made VITA a view to the Accommodation CT
every description Of readers, ard i. here Of.
fered to Tie patronage of tho pubs3c IN such.
shape, that al persons wishiil. 10 l3escll s15-
scrIDefs, may accommodate thep.selges Yita
either ei the parts, ortlle entire war3j Is II
Shall &c most convenient 70 themselves. .
subscriptions rsceiyed by RonERr GRAg,
Alexandria.
D.tacaed ji.on E.ifs avor1, s3e,,e zotR u fsas.
{;oIoJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17
GROCERIES,

i3y 1Ss2 ~ = = l;1-S :, ain = ~ -
Grosery Store, oppssite the lldiail-ssse !
tavern, KiiDg-street- 80
here country store keepers can be sup
pheA on moderate terms.
October - d1 N Neee -.
District of Columbia,
County of ~ exaadaria, S..
July Term, 1901
Jonah Thompson and Richard
ysitch, compliments,
Jacob Swope, administrator of
Adam S. swope, deceased,
George Swopesaad Edward Az
K. Thompson and Sarah (, chaseefY.
his wife; which said Jacob,
George and Sarah, are the
heirs and representatives OF
the said Adam S. Swope,
deceased, defendants,J
s. he defendants Edward K. Thonp-
son ap5 Sarah his wife, and George Swofe'
not having entered their appearance and eiy-
en- SECURITY according to the act OF assembly
and the rules of this court, and 1t appeaFlpS
to the satisfaction of the court upon affidavit,
that the said defendants Edward n. ThomP-
son and Sarah his wife, and GEORGE SWoPe,
are not inhabitants Of this distrlct--on mott
on Of the said eomplainants by their counsel,
tits ordered, that the said defendants Edward
e. Thompson and sarah his wife, g George
Swope, do appear here OIL the 4th Mondayqt
November term next ard answer the bill OF
tile compliments, and that a copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in both CT the pub
lie, newspapers published in this county for
two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door OF the COURT
house Of said county.
a Copy Teste.
G. Deneale, c. c.
November 10. law2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-17

!. - NOTICE is hcre1g gigc1, IT,
alloh VIII be presented to the gcner, ~ s =
oiy atthelr next session, by the Stool h Ssssa
81 the Little River Turnpike Comnan, .oi(eis
ms @ pc authorised to receive toll ior r. riay
i've niles Of the turnpike road when ~ re ever!
ted and received according to the 49, tVlhpe,
cooperating said company. ~ ~ u,
November le.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-09
THURSDAY, September 8

to az(zver tie Indictment fer The NijdeUeanOr.
Delivered BY tie Cbisf Jiy@ice on
THURSDAY, September 8.
The queiion now before the court is, wbe-
ther bail be demaudable from pcrfon actually
in cufody, aganft whom an indictment for a
miidemcanor tas been found by a grand Jury.
AS conducting directly 10 deciiion Of this point,
The quefion has been difcui1,d whether FUN
mons or caPias would be the proper proceis
to bring the aCcufcd in to anlwer the indiet-
mept, If IN point Of fact he was not before the
court.
1t feems to be the eaablihed practice Of Vir-
GINA in fIrh cafes, to ilTuc luminous in The
fin initauce, and if by any act Of Congrefs the
laws OF the ieveral tatcs arc adopted a. The rules
by which the courts ofthe Uni;ed States are to-
&c governed in criminal proiecutiops, the quel-
tiou is at All end for i 0iould adm, the let-
tied practice Of the fate courts a. the found
conjunction of the fate law under which that
practice has prevailed.
The saith fec. of the judicial aet, it is con-
tended, has made this adoption.
The words of that ietlion are " That the
laws of the fevcral faies, except, where the
contribution, treaties, or fautes of the United
States lhal otherwife require or provide, hal
be regarded Al rules of deciGon in trials at COM
mon law, ia The courts oftbe United States in
cafes where they Apply"
IL mlgnl Certainty be we'll doubted, Whether
this fettion, if it itould lie CT tfued 10 extend
to all the proceedings in cafe where reference
can be made TO the fate laws for rule of deer
fon at Tie trial, can comprehend a cafe where,
=. the trial in chief. no fucb reference can be
made. Now in criminal cafes the laws OF the
United States eonfi'ute the iole rule OF decIli-
on, and no man can be conde,.' nc" OF P' ,2,|
cuted IN the federal courts on Rate law. ne
laws OF the feveral ftates. therefore, cannot Be
regarded as rules OF decfou in trials for ofFen-
ces againit the UUited States. IL would feem
to me too, that the technical term " trials at
common law" uied in the fe6ion, is not cor
reetiy applicable to profecu'ions for crimes
have always conceived them to be, IN this fec
ton, applied TO civil luits as contra-difingufh-
cd from criminal proiecuiioDs, az well as to-
iuIts at common law as cOntra-di1inEuifhed
from thoie Which come before the court fitting
as a court of equity or Admiralty.
The proyiiun Of this f eton would feem to
be inspplicable to original proceis for another
reafoD. The cafe is otberwife provided for by
An act Of Congreis The 18th feciinn of the
Judicial ACT empowers the courts Of the United
Staes, +" to iGue all wriis not fpecially provid-
ed for by aatuie, which may he necc nary for
the exerciie Of their REFLECTIVE jurifdidons, and
agreeable to the principles and ufages of law"
This lection feems to me to give this court
power to devite the prOCefs for bringing any
pefion before 1t, who has committed an offence
of which 1t has cDgn,zaBce and not ;a refer il
10 the Rate Law ~, .hd. proceis. The limiia-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-09

Of the Court on the Proper proec6 to Be employ
edtor bringing AARo" Box beJ9re tie Go,vt
to azfzUer tie Indictment for the Nijdeueanor.
Delivered by tie Cbisf Jiy?ice on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-09
TRIAL OF AARON BURR
OPINION

ON THE INDICTMENT FOR a mIsDEmEANoR.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
A TANNER.Y'.
.SuWarroW Boots.
JOHN C. FRANCIS,
From " en- York,

IRON ~ IGfR,
. RESPECTFULLY informs the public
N that he manufactures Susvcsrosy Rao
with all the modern improvements, warrante,
equal to any in the United States. After M.
ny years O. experNnce'in his business, he "a
discovered new method Of retaining the eias
ITCHY in boots. He warrants to fit the leg
it ever so BADLY shaped. He makes boots g
various descriptions, VIZ. Suwarrows-faif
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves
Jefferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants,
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen will pleas to call and see to
themselves, at his shop in King street, be
tween Mr. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern.
January $. dom
N. B. lie intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27

Patent I.Iastic Suspendcrs;
To be had, wholesale and retail, OF the Pa
tentec, next door below Rir. Alexands"
MsKenzie's, leserend CT Fi}nee-stEeet, a
lexanaria.
THEY Aerpass any yet extant, for
ease, eIesance, &c Masters Of vessels ard
,ther gentlemen going to the West-lniles,
punish Main, Sc. MAJ be furnished with all
ssortment, and great allowance to those
20 purchase by the quantity.
". b. The buttons Ola the back parts OF the
yastband ought to BE placed the same distance
ON each other, as the two ceatsr buttons on
ae Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ag, and thereby destroying the ease designed
tho construction of the article.
Richard Horwel.
.ALS0,
led, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,
BY the dozen or single skin---for sale at
Iorwell's Patent Snspender Mandatory, IN
srlnee-street. dim
Printing, in ITS various branches,
baadlomsly .exeepted at this gEse.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
PUBLIC SALE.

BY VIRTUE of a deed Of trust
iro1n TYILLLlEE JT-TL,SCyV to the sabscri.
ber to secure the paynlent of certain sums of
money to the Bank of Alexansiria, will be cx
posed to sale, at public auction, on their re-
spectiye premises; Oh the 18th day Of May
next, sundry parcels OF Land, lying upon u
Mon, Water, Fairfax and Qlueen.streets, and
a twenty foot alley; or a credit Of six, twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
his notes with an approved indorser, for tbs
payment OF the purchase money In three equal
payments, and further to<seeure the purchase
money, a sdeed oftrust upon the land parcha-
sed.'
James Keith, Trustee.
February %. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27

Printing, IN ITS various branches,
executed at this Nee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
SEINE TWINE..
For Sale or Rent
AT THE yENDUE sFoNE,s

FOR Sale Or Rent,
IfE al finished three story BRICK
!, oaELLTlG HOUSE, containing Z
ln @ita wasa house, kitchen, smoke
e,xg e5}ach honl@ and stable and other ne
i s oalltii:lsss all of brick, situate on Roy
49, te,y doors from Gadsby's, and
~ market For particulars apply to
s.. Robert Patton.
i. ..u s,g 3 d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
No. 1868
~ Ice Cream.

AS application has several times been
made to the subscriber for Ire Cream, this IS
to inform the public that he wiIlin future have
it every SATURDAY, when such as want may
be. supplied.
Also--calve Feet Jelly. for safe.
Matthew Eskln,
March II. 2aW3w