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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27

Jamaica paper of the 14th ult. fays, "we-
learn that reinforcement of 500 men, confift
ing of feamen and marines, will proceed imme
diately from Kingfton for Curacao; and that
capt Brifbane, OF the Arethufa, goes there as
governor"
The fame paper fates, that his honour the
lieutenant governor has received, by the packet,
Information that his royal-highnefs the duke of
Suiiex, may foon be expected in this ifland in
the capacity of governor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
TrIFSTp. Dec e5.

TRIESTE, Dec. e5.
The blockade of Venice fill continues. The
Englifh veiiela, belonging to the fquadron of fir
Sidney Smith and admiral Collingwood, board
all veiIels bound to our port, and capture thoft
which come from the ports of France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
LEGHoRN, Dec. l2,
le form feveral fhina ucr,

In the late terrible form feveral fhips were
loa. The American brig Caroline, with fugar
and campeachy wood, foundered in entering
the port Marzocco. The American flip Liber-
ty, Keith, was refcued from imminent danger
by the intrepidty of Jofeph Mel, a mariner,
who, with a few courageous companions carri-
ed off an anchor and cable to her, at the rik of
their lives.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27

The captain of the fiip Eleanor, arrived at
Portland 18th March, AZ days from Liverpool,
tays that the decree of Bonaparte is thought
little of. Infurance on American velies four
guineas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-29

ted 40 fresh orders to our commanders in
the American station, the transaction
which had recently occurred could notbe
attributed to their Instructions. {;
a letter from ST. Petersburg, dated July
5--i4 says, Ia consequence Of the pom
renewal Of the treaty Of commerce between
Russia and England, and Of some recent
laws passed here respecting foreigners, Is
is my Intention 10 leave this country i'm.
mediately, Some of our merchants here
have thought proper TO become what is
called foreign guests, and pay FORT a tax
of fourteen hundred rables per annum;-
butt have Judged it prudentto quit Till a
change for the better takes place"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-29

them IN speaking VI AZ Suetnys u ~ ~ 49,
we expected 10 be engaged 10 battle, the
very ter d, enemy was sufficient to call forth
our best exertions, for it was not necessa.
~ 10 calllyrant and despo. 70 induce US
TO do our utmost TO kill those VINO, We
mus. be aware, would kill Or capture US,
unless we we're before hand, by killing or
capturing them.
The existing force of the country was
sufficient to all purposes Of The war, it pro-.
perlv ad administered and without q proper
administration, an increase 81 numbers
would only create confusion. a force OF
100000 regular troops was sufficient
means of defence againe; aoy force ts'ss
should attack our shores.
Il was contended that q large soroe wsa
necessary for oaabSise operations. lie
was at loss 10 discover TIE exposed
spots where tile ensa:y nay bt anaoycd.
and he thoughs great caution ss'oa!d be
observed to preventshe bslfssi flrce from
being employcdsoss 70 consolidate prs "ilat
it was wished and iotrnded 70 Dissolve.
{ He did not think the Frsach emperor,
sYppos:og him to return inafn ediateiy %
Paris, aud to turn all ais thoughts to the
invasion of this country, cel;I be ia rea.
diness with an army 10 make sfas attempt
before the lapse Of 9or 10 months.
He had Witnessed the volonieering 10
1899 10 Kent, and he believed the rloh.
hon. geatlcmao opposite (,he chancellor 81
The exchequerl had also wlsaessec it, aad
a more coatinusd ssene ef riot, ditsrlef,
and vice, had never b-en exempiihed 10
either. Thr9dsfectivc s,'usiion in wnich
these men were found on tie subsequeos
expedition 70 Holland was too well known
to require any Comment from him. Fig
had been further asaured1hy a general or
.hcer, who wss very caPabls CT forming
correct iudgnen, on the f,ct, .ha. alter
,hsir return from that unfortunate service
it would take months to make these men
fl for any her.
lie had a high opinion e he v'lnr,eera
bot he must altogether eonden end deprc.
cate the opinion altered BY some, that this
part Of our force may be relied on for
whole defence. No man GOLD seriously
bold such an opinion, and express il for
the purpose Of courtiag popularity, with
an intention to withdraw il. 10 the eyeDt
OF ezigsDcy arising; twas dangerous as
well as an euwise and uncaadid eSpcdiept.
Those who would attempt 10 expose the
fzllacy Of the idea would be accused OF
disparaging the velruteers. wnile il would
be endangering The ruin Of The country
TO suffer il lo.psss unezposed The TO-
lunteer force was. al first AIS 600 rasn. II
then declined TO $4,000, aal afterwards
TO 800, 900, withou any observa;ioa on the
decline from the other side. It was nog
28s, 900, and he was convinced as eHsc.
tive at tia. number as the whole original
4OO, 900.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-29
N O It / C d.

~ = = = II
.TTyHE subscriber, Of the town and county
Il Of Alexandra, in. the district of Column
bia, has obtained from The Orphans Court OF
the said county, letters of administration upon
the personal estate of Doctor James Cities,
late ofthe town and county aforesaid deceased !:
All persons having claims against the. said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with proper vouchers thereof, on or before
the first day of April next ensuing, or they
NAV bv law be excluded from all benefit the
said estate. And all those indebted thereto,
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1907.
Frances .Gillies, Adm's.
September %, Saws~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-29
Public Sale.
sx28.assExgz

On 7.UESD.dY meet, NIL ts sold, at tie Yen4
due-Store, on a credit eJtorsr months,
One pipe, four half pipes, and fe
ven quarter casks Of Madelra Wias, Of
q hyperion quality.
2. G. MazgeJlsr.
September 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-29

MARRIED, on Thursday evening, Mr.. VII
liam Moss, of Fairfax county, to Miss Ger
ttude Holmes, of Martinsburg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-29

Extracts from lVr. Whitbreads speech in
the English house Of commons, on The ae.
fence of the nation, fully ~, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

Scription must always feel, that 10 srbr...
9 degradation and dishonor, is imposs;nls
Nor IS this feeling confined 70 men of ~.
mlnent grade. We have thousands n - -
ountry who possess this spirit & Eitbe'..-
-hem we should soon deservedlv cease tas1
i as an independent nation. respect II.
.ws OF my country, and revere the precen,s
OF our holy religion / should shudder :.
shedding human blood: l would pract;cs
moderation and forbearance, to avoid 50 ,aS
rble a calamity; yet, should ever Be dr.
en- to that miserable point, where deprad,
ton and disgrace begin, may this arm shr;rL
ralsied from its socket, il ] fail to deEr1
my own honor.
1t has been intimated, that the prineiple.
of christianity condemn the defendant Is.
he is to be tried by this law, he certainly h..
a righr to avail himself of one of its fund.
mental principles. l cali on you then n ".
him, as in similar circumstances, YOU vonH
expect others 10 DO To you change sjtrs
tons for moment, and ask lourselyeg
what you would have done II attacked ~ WI
was. And instead Of being necessitated "
act at the moment and without refec,;or
take time to deliberate. Permit ne to st.,s
for you, your train ofthought You would
say this man, who attacks me, appear,
young, athletic and violent am feel.
and incapable Of resisting him he hss l
heavy cane, which is undoubtedly streus
one, as be had leisure to select It for the pur.
pose he may intend to kill me he NAV
from violence Of his passion, destr6y me-
without intending it (; he. may MAIN or
greatly injure me by beating ne he must
disgrace me: This alone DESTROYS all NV
prospects, all my happiness, and all my use.
ulness. Where shall fly, when thus ren.
Tered contemplate Shall I 60 abroad,
Every one will point at me the finger If
'corn. Shall I 20 home MY childFen--I
nave taught them to shrink hom dishonour.
Will they call NE father? What is life to me-
tter suffering this outrage Why should
endure this accunUlatea wretchedness.
which IS worse than death, rather than put
2 hazard the life Of nay enemy"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

driven on shore. The negotiations never,
theless continues but the Porte is making
every preparation for war. The Grand Ad
miral captain Pacha) has been bapished
The Bosphorus squadron has been recalled
and every vessel ordered to be fitted for SCI
They are to be manned with Janizaries.
MARCH 27. Sir Sidney Smith it is
thought was the protector of the war
gainst Turkey.-He was at COnstantinOple
some time since, and doubtless informed
himself Of the strength Of the Dardanelles.
AS soon as the English feet arrived before
Constantinople, cutters were sent to inform
the Russian feet in the Black Sea Of the
event. OF 1t zpiH be recoAlected, that Con-
santinople article, dated March 10, states thar
the negotiations syere guhOiLy at an end THIS,
if authentic, is the latest information.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
Foreign articles.

altoona, APRIL IL 1907.
Gen. Bennigscn's health is re-established.
He enjoys the full confidence Of his Soy
erelGn, and the army.
BERLIN, ArRIL 4. A gqar contribution
OF mluionhAs been imposed on this CITY.
uAMauRc, APRIL 6. The Grand Duke
Constantine Epassed through Riga the 9th
March, on his wav to the army.-The En-
Peror Alexander himself is expected to ioin
the army.
VIENNA, MARCH 81. Prince Lighten-
stem IS gone on mission to Warsaw
MAscH "a The English squadron which
passed the DardanelleS the 18th Feb. was
composed of the Royal George, 11O guns,
Wee Admiral Duckworth Windsor as
VIZ, 10; Canopus, 80; Rear Ad. Louis
Pompee, Rear-Ad Smith Active, (perhaps
AJAX "A; Standard, e. ; RepuIse, "a. and
lhunderer, "a Endy mon, so and three
'igates They didnot receive any damage
Inc rest of the Meet remained off Pene.
do-They destroyed the small Turkish
squad on at the mouth of the Strait, and an.
c.-ored OF Constantinople. On the 9th, f;
division Of Turkish gun-b0ats was burnt o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
TURKEY
coNsTANrINoPLE, March 4, 1907.

CONsTANTIN0PLE, 1Narch 4, I6U7.
The negotiation between Mr.. Arbuthnot
and the Ministers Of the Porte being bro
ken of, Admiral Duckworth, with 6 ships
Of the line, and four frigates, has made sew
eral movements and came to anchor off the
island of Kalolenini and took in provisions
and water. The Turkish feet, of between
Is and 90 sail, under the Grand Admiral,
has gone in quest Of the English. We ex-
pect soon to hear Of naval engagement.
Gen. De Richlieu, with a considerable
body Of Russians, is on the march on the
borders Of the Black Seattle report Of
the Russians having passed the Danube is
not confrmed-They have defeated a body
of Bessarabian Tartars, and sent their lead
ers to Petersburg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
JAMES SULLIVAN.
June 3, 1907.

His EHceIlencys Speech wan committed to
Meitrs. Bacon, Spooner, Bangs, Lloyd and
Smith, 70 report an snlwer. La the Senate,
the Speech was committed 10 the Hon. MelTrs.
Hill, Otis, and Childs
A petition of. Akin, againff the official
conduct of N. Pike, efq. was committed,
Ordered, That committee be appointed to
fee whether any, and if any, what encourage
ment can be afforded to gentlemen well quail
ilsd to hold commifIons in the Militia Of this
Commonwealth, to report by bill or other
wife.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
INTERESTING LAW REPORT.

Booksellers and Professional Gentlemen,
residing in the country, can be supplied with
copies of the interesting Trial of THOMAS
OLIVER SELFRIDcE, by applying to Rus
SUI & Cutler, Boston. A handsome dis
count will be allowed to Booksellers who pur-
chase BY the quantity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
portlano,

Monday, June 8, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
PUBLIC SALE.


10y virtue of a deed Of trust from General
ID Henry LEE, for securing to NzLLlAM
LuDwELL .LRE, deceased, the payment O., s.
debt of sixteen thousand six hundred. and SIX
sy-six dollars and sixty six csnts, Sithdnter-
est thereon from the 18th day Aplal, y 793,
AID upon the request of the legal representa-
lives of the said W1LLIAM LUDNE1L LEE,
deceased, shall sell at public auction, to the
highsst bidder, the following
Tracts of Land,
Az the periods hereafter nentioaedg-thst ,s
$50 TO say
One Tract Of LAND, stated 70
contain sixteen hundred acres, called " Buf-
ff1zoe .l5arsh," lying in the county of Frsde-
rick, together with a moiety ofthe Mill upon
the said tract-at Wineseste9,, On the seeh day
OF May next:-
And all the Right, Tile, Interest
or Claim ofthe said HENRY LEE and WIFE,
to five hundred acres, lying in Fairfax coun-
ty, at the mouth of Difficult Run, on the west
side thereef, at or near the great falls Of f.cr
to1laac-at FaigJar Cart Eouse, on the 18th
day Of May next.
tits expected that persons wishing to purr
chase either of the above tracts, viii previous
ly view the same.
Bushrod Washington,
I. 1RusTEE.
January. SO. ,.2aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
January SO.
v AL u A BILE L A n D S.
TO be Sold gerry Cheap.

Il WISH to sell my NlilFfract of Land, 81
L ttlate OH Back Lick and Indian Runs, about
six miles from the town Of Alexandra; con-
tanning about eleven hundred acres. On this
tract are two plantations besides the MIL farm
Ion the lattsr there is very good mill, IN
which are ore pair Of buzz and one PAIR CT
cullen stones, with elevators, &c. complete
for merchant ysork---a distiilaTy convenient
to the mill, with four stills and cyeryncces-
sarys.ntensil in complete ercler-a Dwelling
house, kitchen, barn, with stables under It to
accommodate 2o4stails, With every other cut
house requisite on farr1,---a very good gar
den, an orchard Of about $500 trees O. the
choicest fruits this country can afford. there
is abaut 800 or. 100 acres Of the tract cieaEsd,
the rernainderin woods and great part OF It
heavily tinabered about so or 40 acres OF
meadow, and nearly AGO acres more may be
1aaeIe on the Bottoms adjoining the .two fnnc
.LSO,
4One other tract of one hGndred acres,
about two miles from Alexandria, psrt of the
CEesh Tract, and adjoining the lands OF Mes
sieurs John C. Herbert, Robert Patton, and
John Richter, the Mount Vernon raad run
ming through it. This tract Is mostly ia
woods, ard conveniently situatedfo country
seats. If these lands shouldbe sold.at private
sale, (which | would prefer) will take in
payment, if more convenient to the pu1cha
s.sers, stock. of any of the banks from Rich
i,,ond to New-York, or any Kind of stock Of
the United States.
fthey are not se}lnefoyc Fridayy, the first
day OF Nav next, the Mill Tract viii, sen that
~. T.
bidder--and GA the following day the CI;esh
Lands will be sold in like manner. The Mill
Tract will be divided into tasee 81, four farms
and sold subject to lease Of four end an kalf
wears from the first day of Jelly last. The
Cleish Tract Will be divided into lots of 10 CT
. &C. acres each. If sold at public auction the
terms will be made known on the days Of
sale.
William Hepburn.
Decsm ber A. cosy law till LIST May
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
Just now Published.
AND FOR SALE
BY ROBERT GRAY, bookseller, in King
street,
Il .NEIT H'0RK,
{ Entitled
GEoGRAPHICAL COMPILATION
For the Use az Schools.

- - -TCfs ERc salSC " obbv~sAs
Being an. accurate description 81 all the
Empires, kingdoms, Republics and States ia
the known world, with an account OF their
popu!ation, governments, religi0rs raa9ners,
literature, universities, history, civil divisi
.ons, ecclesiastical hierarchy, prlnsapakt'e:s,
fwith an account OF their Importance remark
able monuments, illustrious citszens, com,
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The whole arranged in catechetisai rorss
complied from the best American, English,
and French authors. Ely d. L.. {. tsateal is
of geography :,
In this compilation WILDE found several M
4teresting and new particulars concerning tile
latest transactions in Europe, Asia aid <fAffl-.
ca; with a long and accurate description ei
the United States and Spanish America. Al
so description of the most tainous 81 the an
Gent nations, as Palestine or Juds:, Grcece,
Italy, Gaul, sc. sc.
This work is printed on handsome type,
on elegant paper, neatly bound and lettcred !;
In. 1.-TWO vols. .l2 mo. Price SO SO cents.
This book has obtained, been approved and
Subscribed 10 by the President OF the United
States, by the Secretary Of State, by the Dl-
rectors of Colleges of Union at Schenectady,
in the state of New-Ycrk, of George. Town,
and ef St. Mary, in Baltimore; IN which last
institution, as likewise the ladies seminary OF
MRS. LaConlbe, and MIR. Bacanois, III Bal
tirlore; Of MRS. Rivardi, and Mrs. Greland,
lin Philadelphia and of Miss De St. Msmill,
in Burlington, New-Jersey, it has been a.
dopted, to the exclusion OF all other treatlses
of geography. 1t has also obtained TIC sub
scription of the most respectable part OF TIE
citizens of Philadelphia, New-York, Balfi-
rsore, and of the state of New-Jersey ms
makes the author entertain the fiattering pros
poets of seeing his labor rewarded by thes
frape of a liberal and enlightened public, who
doubtless will encourage work which has
been sanctioned by SO many able citizens IN
flie Union, and for which no trouble has been
spared to render it. at the same time instruc.
tlye and agreeable.
Delrcsaaao. 6qr1tsrque Monendo.
Horat, de Arfe poitica.
March Q. costs aw4w@
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26

r. WELL finished three story BRICK
IN HOUSE and LOT, on King-stfeatt,
the most commercial street IN town and IN the
center Of
A.well finished two story Brick House and
Lot, on Duke-street, near the river.
AsIot of Ground short nile above town,
containing FIVE and one eighth acres, near the
river.
Twelve hundred and eighty acres OF military
Land, in. the state of Tennessee, on Cbey,s
river, branch of the Cumberland river,
A tract of Land containing SIG acres, IA
Greenbriars county, Virginia.
Also, a very convenient and weh finished
Brick House and Lot, in Gesrgc- low1a, with
Brick Stable, Coach House, &c.
Also, a two story Frame House and Lot IN
George Town, and Bake Rouse--the iot-4s
80 feet 4 inches frcne and lo7 feet deep.--A
part payment will be expected down, and &
liberal credit given for the balance.
1.-THE George Town property IS not sold by
private sale, it will be offered at public sale,
on tbs first Monday in May next
Samuel Craig.
Ja,,,rv % 2aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26

e. TIE Trustees Of tic AIex.
andria Academy, have engaged the Revere.
OwRNF. MAGRATH as a Teacher OF Il e 81
tn and Greek Languages, and aIr. .Josgpr
Cowssa to teach English, Writing, ArIb.
metie, Geography and the Mathematics, i,
the Academy - heir Schools viii be opened
for the reception Of Scholars on TPsdassrJog
the first Of april next. In the mean time en-.
plication may be made TO either Of those
Teachers for admission Of schclafs. 1be
price Of tuition to be Thirty Dollarsin the m.
per room and Twenty in the lower. The
stristsst attention Will be. paid By the Visitors
and Trustees to the progress Of the pupils IN
their respective studies.
An election Of twelve Trustees will be held
a. the Academy, ca the ID Monday Of April
next, at IL O'Clock.
By order efshe Trustees,
y. Eitzhsgh, Sscy.
Marcia q. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
This is to give Notice,
2awts

EyHAT the subscribers, Of Fairfax. coun-
tx, in the state of Virginia, have obtain
ed from the Orphans, court ct Alexandria
county, in the district Of Columbia, letters OF
administration on the personal estate Of ife't-
~ .zimn;csman, late OF the county first afore-
said, deceased: All. PERSONS having ciaHis
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscribers, ON Or before the 2Sth day of
July next, ensuing, or they may By law be ex-
cluded from all benefit to said cstate-And
those indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment--Given under our hands
%his s8th January, 1907.
Eliza Zimmerman, Adm'x.
John Zimmerman, Adm'r.
january 80. 2awsy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
PUBLIC SAFE.
70 BE SOLD, on the PREMISES, on MON
Day, the Str day Of .4ftsra meet,
The Lots of Ground, with
January %.

the Improvements, now occupied by Mr.
Hugh Smish, together with the whole remain
ing part Of the said two Lots, containing haif
square save 40 feet 6. inches on Royal,
and ll2 fact on Qreen-street, decided to and
now in the occupation of Joha bfardevil7e-
The said ]. cts bounded on the south by. the
lots formerly belonging to the late f4tlltam
Ramsey on the east by Royal-street, On the
north by Queen-street,. and on the west by
Pitt-sreet One third of the. purchase money
to be paid down; the Remainder IN. |, 2, OF 5
wears, as may suitthe purchaser A deed OF
trust and bond will be repaired to secure tie
payment of principal and interest thereoa, an
nuaHy. If any person wish to contract by
private sale, previous to April, they may ap-
niy 70 John Longdsa, whois authorised to bar
gain fer the same. If the property be not
sold it viii be leased on ground rent for ever,
on very low terms,
February 25. 2awts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
WILL BE SOLD OR LEAS.
Ed. ON GROUND RENT:

Far term Of Iears, or far e1er, !
A NUMBER or yALvAeI.E ANn ELlcEa
n sLy SITUATED BUILDING LOTS, il
this Town---on Fairfax, Cameron, Water,
Union and Princess streets. They Mill be
.laid of to accommodate purchasers .App!ies-
.tion may be made TO IE2kaas Reybrrt. Esg.
or to the subscriber hear patuxent Iron-Works.
Prince GEORGES County, Maryland.
T, Join c. Hsyjert
February ls. Cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
TO RENT.

Ind immediate Possession. greer,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax-stree occupied By Jacoo HsFnlan
-an excellent stand for the Day Eoop bu u.s.
ness.--Apply to
Jonah Thompfon & Son,
sIarch H.. sStawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
For Sale or Rent,

For Sale or Kent,
"a ny L.dyND, TOBACCO sW.AREs-Hoy..
mi SEs, and other buildings at Boyd,s-
Hole; at present In the occupancy OF Mr..
John w. Timherlake. Possession may be haei
the first of April For further particulars ap-
DIV to Mr.. WFliQni n. Grynses, near the piasee,
Mr.. Ip1laea, Weaaerpurn, Of Alexandrla, OF
w. Fitzhugh.
Eahr,,.rv 81. 2awG
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26

FOR SALE,
on advantageous terms,
The large connections well-bn!it uiree :.
story BRICK W.dREHOJSE on King STREET
occupied BY Messrs. Richard Veitch q Co
Apply @
October 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
Valuable Property ior Sale

Pursuant 20 decree-of The circuit eoart io1
the district CT Colulrbja, held at Alexaf'
'driia, ard the last will Of Benjamin MTfV&9
deceased /; Ills EXECUTOR offer Tor sale, .
vTSHAT yataahe Preftcr9y a the corner @
L King and Fairiax-streets, part Oh "hlo@
is occupied by Charles Benrctt. The loteN
tends 80 feet en- King and 70 feet On taiF :,
street, is subject K. q rent charaa OF SO d0naEs
per annun.
To those WHO are aesiroEs, either o. 5etut.
ing a good staEd for business, ryestinS o:S@
money in real estate, Chs is most lnTlIin@
piece Of property. 4 small part q the nlonS ss
will be required IL hand. or lii al aPPE'Ee~
note at 90 days--on the balance iioeFat S,s
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OF tag executors or 10 benjamin ShreEc
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, L:Er1
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