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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-13
- ii SECOND MESSAGE
Ofthe President Of the u. Stasss, con.
tanning a further development of Burr's
eonsPlraey s;s> eEeis b:
r. Mssenatsan1 hosst d R.bresensasse.

1RHSssnotsQh1 HDuSe yfIPFesent1HOeS
70 Fl 20 fine Uniicd Stai.s.t
1reeeived from general Nlilkinson, o.
the twenty third inst. his afidayit, charr-
ing Samuel Swart sout, Peter v. Ordcrt
and James Alexander. wi,hsthe efimes
dssetibed in the affidavit, copy Of
~Stchis now communica ted % both hot.
sea cfeongress. -: ( J: = ~
II was announced to me. AZ fhe same
time, that Swartsout and Bollmau, two
-ofthe PERSONS apprebended b, him. were
arrived IN this ely, In custody each q
a military officer. / Immediately deli.
,yered to The attorney ofths U. States. ID
this district, the evidence received ..
gainst them. with distractions TO lay The
same beforethe Judges, and apply Cor
their process to bring the accused 10 ius-
ticc, :ahd ! put into his hands orders 20
the ofhcsfs having them in custody. %
deliver them TO the marshal on Els appli-
cation. TIL: JEFFERSON.
!. January e, 1907. .,. :, .lt@..g,
Here. folloss Gen. sWilLenson'. az.
dayit, Burr's iettkr 10 me General ID
iayour 81 Young Swartwout, Burris let.
! ter ID CIPHER TO Gen Wilkenson, al Of
which wshave published sSss.s = &as
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From Beips Wtek1 Ms6enger, 5an. s.
AMERICAN TREATY.

So much has been faid upon the prefent ac-
Commodaton with America, which, though
but now concluded, has been long fanguinely
exPeel ed by the mercantile world, that we con-
ceive it point of duty to our readers to enter
into Tome detail, and explain the points and
bearings OF this important quefion.
1t 10 natural and necelIary confcquence of
long war between the commercial hates of
Europe, that the neutral nations are EMPLOYED
to carry on much of the general commerce of
the belhgerents. From the cuftom Of priya
teering, and maritime captures, neither the
French or Engliih traders can iail 70 often "a in
atime of peace; they are compelled, therefore,
to transfer the greater part of their trade TO the
neutral nations. The Americans in the prefent
century, like the Dutch in earlier ages, are of
all nations beR adapted for this carrying trade.
They have almolt invariably fmall capitals, and
therefore are rather fuited to aa as factors for
others, than as merchants for themfelves. The
right OF neutrals to this free ge9eral commerce
will not admit the doubt of moment. But as
fuch general right, when exercifcd by mer-
chants more intent upon their particular gain
than the lava OF neutrality, will be fome;imes
extended 70 as to interfere with the main ends
Of the war, every nation has found it nccefIary
to limit this general right by certain precife
code, and to enfure the obferyance of this code !;
that isto fay, in order to prevent the fupply of
the enemy with cootraband of war, the princi-
pal maritime nations have enabliilied the right
Of fearch. This right is in faet the main hinge
Of the Engliih maritime fyftem, and as long az
our miniftry have retained this, there can be
little caufe Of cenfure in their pacific eoncefIi-
ons.
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HAMBURGER, Dec. 27.

Ieiterday morning the deputatioa Of this 81.
ty returned from Pofrn, where, on the Ia,h in.
Rant they had an audience of the EMPEROR NJ :.
poleon, which lated near an hour. Tbe;,
million ieems TO have been unfncce(sful. aI,boi
every PeriuaflYe was ufed TO CONVINCE him M
the great importance OF the free commerce al
Hamburgh to the chief trading towns of Rance
lhe Deputies proved to him by lit of accsp Mt.
ances, that the commercial cities of the French
EMPIRE received laft year no lefs than 90 milf.
ons or markes banco through the immediate
channel OF Hamburger notwithstanding e, for.
c'ole an argument, Napoleon referred the buff.
NETS to ralleyrand, whom the Syndic Doorman
followed to Wsrfaw, in hopes by farther renrr.
ientatIons to induce him to move the Rmnr,o,
10 ne lels rigorous to the Hamburebers il il
iaid mat Napoleon, in his conversation with
the Deputies, fpoke violently againR the Inc.
nm declaring that the chief obiect of the mes.
lures he had adopted in regard TO their c;tv
was to diltrefs the Engifh and their trade.
lRsLAND-The Lord Chief Jufice of Ire.
land and the Hon. Baron GEORGE, who prrfi,,sl
IN the Special CommiHon, have returned n
town. alter having proc eeded upon the exerciCc
OF that oommiilion in Sligo, Caif!ebar, Csrrirk.
on'Shannon, Leitrim, Longford and Cayan.
The reiult has been, that about fifteen nr,Ion,
have received fentence Of death abou, ,be
lane number feDtence Of tranfportation and
SPOUT hxteen or eighteen TO be publicly whip.
ped. up
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LONDON, Ian. 6.

SAILING OF THE EAsT-INDIA, wEsT-INDIA
AsD MEDITERRANEAN FLEETS.
6 Ships, Colonies, and Commerce. p Nabolso1
Extraa Of a LETTER from PorJ6noaib, Jaana-
~ s.
" The wind which had, during the Iaft two
days, again blown from the S. w. came round
yeiterday morning to the wiibed-for point, the
~. T.. when the butIe occaGoned by the fair
wind on Thurfday lat, was, if pofible exceed
ed. The 6gnal having been given for weighing
anchor, nothing was to be feen in any direction,
but boats getting of to the feet, with the paC.
fengers and Others, who had mott reluctantly
returned to- their different accommodations on
ihore. Nearly the whole of the feet were I'M
der fail by IL O'Clock, and eNrly IN the after
noon numbers dilappesred. The flores were
lined to behold this grand and lively obied /;
fome indeed drawn ththeT from difant parts Of
the country to part with relatives and friends
about to Witt diRsnt Climes, who were thus gra-
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VAIN Hoprt,


ne dhea!es which faid to sfI..a the Ersr.,
are either of them, in the cireumi ancr, in
french ftand, enough to CRIT up and ddcom6, ,h.,,,
10 lueh Climate, and with fuch defiitution nc
esnary comforts, the dyfentery itfelf would .a.a
more than ten dreadful 6elds-and a. fol- the o,h
deaie, the bare deerpton of it which we give frao.
medical work OF celebrity, printed a. Edinburp. viii
,uihee TO New what horrors the poor wretche. q,
Frenehmen muff experience. Ne OF
ibe FLEA Peioniea, or Plated Hair. !. Lro,,,
only in Poland and Lithuanis, and con(ts of Ssvs~.
running from the head into the end, rs
the ha'rs-whieh cling together and hang f,on III
mead IN broad Hat pieces generally an Ell in lensh
out iometines they are much longer. They ara
pap,ui to the wearer, and odious to the fne.a,,ns
AT the approach ofwin,er, an eruptive fever
IN theie countries; the eruptions principally nfrn b
nead' and when at the height, an irhorous hun
nows from them. In this tate they are too tender
20 admit OF being touched. and the matter yvn5;ns,
DOWN the hair mats them toge,her--the 1cin b, dc
grees breaking the qualifications of the eap,,ry v.r-
ies' following the eourie OF the hair or prolona;,,,
out OF the KIN. are ncreafed to a vaft l.ny,b Ne
method O. relief is yet known for the dif,barg.
be checked, or the veIes crt off IN. conf.ou,nc..
end, DEATH" 1 ~ INC
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The following circular trsnlat.d for ,bs D., ;.
FRIEND was addrehed the 9Th December hy h..
hc!, tne Miniiter OF religion to the Arch.
mehage OF his Imperial and Royal Ma;env. soJ
read at the FELTON, of the Senate the "a IS e.
| month. oi i@a
Mr. Biihop. the important COMMUNICATIONS a.,
10 the Senate the Cd inf. the par, of his na;at
que emperor and King, atteas to his people, TO Eau,
ioPe ana TO Peiterity, the generous motives of his
conduct. In the midi of his trumphs. Be ur,;,. -
roe ,e-5Ta6lJSmen Of general peace. He yeye,is r.,
- ese iaeTiiee which he impoied OH hmfef m w.,
the new war which has broken out th, wear ,rd :,
"h'sh ms genius has ignalized itfelf by 70 many
Prou's'e'' ne announces that he is ready TO trear
Win our enemies, but on fuch principles, as NAV re-
vive the confidence of nations yuaran,ss r.. -
Penaenee and defend them again the snternriz.. and
voiat'ons OF government, whole exeerable policy -
the icourge OF the univerfe To attain this End he
cans around ms triumphant eagles the happy youth
WY arc oeilned TO conquer under his orders. Ir
10 you MT, biiiop, to prefsnt to the men
conded to your paaoral care, the n,poGne RAT.
OF meaiure which anticipates only few n,o,.bs-
the oroinary march OF the confcrpton and Of vvb;b
the Iniable refut will be the ha ppinel. of Fran.
and the rePoie of the world. Ii bclena, m xo. -
hahiet the Paternal or benefcent dilpo6,ions of tho
]ho 10 iuPport with all the authority of re-
gion the iaered duties which binds fubie6f, e. clorf
10 their prince and country. 1t belong. 20 yo, :;
nne TO niPire by your infiruaion. thofs noble ,rs
elevated ientinens, which the fource of 10 man,
military and civil virtues, and which eon(t;ru,. 49,.
courage, that geRerous devotednefs of frono NIL.
81, the brave youth, that e God of our fst5.,, con-
asez: sHr 69ffHli''' be la, njd rUI tie s;s;n.
'fzing the watt and magnificent projects of ,bc an,
sut, monarch who has reared his affairs from, tbs
ruooim OF revolutionary innpiety, Orr armies r.eh.
on as many heroes as folders. The colours md
wnieh you are geng TO conqueh, are the colour, of
peace You 60 only to efablih that deGrabIe Oh.
er Pubic hope will no longer be deluded by nsr-
hu.ous trnces' The Emperor wfhe., that you houid
oi'g caes TO your cities and your families, a Ggs
ana 05HrHSh pfHrs 1t is then, that he will be eo,sls
10 't@hs. fS3t n's IF COED, zgi.b At i. d.terc;nd :.
Afs9".S,y@ Jsr f@f deJs IF 6i5 rts2e Let US then on
ana an i.sdy by our zeal, by deyotednrfs by o-
ioVe, 10 'hew ourielyes worthy of the higb dein;s
to which Providence has called Ms in oiviDr ~. cs
s,tl sn before whom the earth is flent, and who in
pate is always preceded by the angel of vi,asrv
goiihed confederation, S Di''in-
Signed
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IL may not be rscoIIeed that the ls,. peyo,;,,;o,,
between France and Engla were BROUGHT ON h., =
letter winch MIR. Fox sddrefied to the prince Of Be
neyeso to inform him that perop, calling hn,Celf
q frenchaan, had communicated TO him prsie.l nj
az attempt againR the life q the esiperor;a probes
Which this psTion had the fooih hope Of n.k;Gy Mr..
FOX participate n iris man spon beng drivSn ,,u,
Of Engl1nd, lan'ed at Hamburger where he wa, inn
psor''siy aTreRed; and upon being brought to Paris,
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Me6t GnOleG.
BOSTON, Mares 3.
FROM GUADHLOUPP.

capt Oxnard, arrived here on S.furJ,v fran,
Goadaloupe, which place he left on Tie "a i,,G
,ho informs, that no accounts of gonona,t>'.
DfeTfe had reached that place; when he i,
e e there was but very few pfiya.eers nni. ,r
h't'ng out-ihat they expected an imo,J..,,
a'i'sk from The EpgiGh, and that ihey .,.,s
pu'''g 'tsmfelyes in the ben pofiib,e p.a .aa
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BsRLIN. Dec. as

we are on the eve of great events. a d;c
';ngnnhed traveller juft arrived from the Innr-
.''i a.qa rters, announces, that preparations
arc m"k'ng on each iide for a great action
"'aua ae .,g TO all Appearances would take
Ruiiians appear determined IN dsfsnJ H. u; ne
trenchments which they have RATED on the Rna
and the Narew. '' =" '9e Dug
ne continual rains have RATED the rivers. "a
that we fear an inundation. The Royal fan,ilv
or Prniha 10 at Memel prince Charles. Tie third
ion OF the King, isdead, he was born the 9a,h
hck. ''e 70 very
Weare affured that the Prufli1n commanders.
s wno lurIenaered the fortreHes of Magdeburgh,
Gil of war; it is faid that the two fra b,ve 49,
degraded, and the Ian condemned to death.
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PARIs Ian 4

III PARIS, Jan. 4.
The meaiures prefcribed by HE Imperial De-.
cree, which declares the Britifh ines in eq,.
OF blockade, is carried into execu.ion IN A.
points. SeUsr0i H,1ryIenn and Po,fgou,6 ~
Is'5 9rr'7e6 IN the reads Of Cber5uygb baq,isr
inter that Pori. 80
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ne eonf.aed hi. crime. The eu,peror however. as a,
being informed ofit, could Zee nsthing in 70 mad
Proea but proof Of inianisy. h eonfequence the
p'"ener was conveyed to Beetre where he is now in
confinement. He is deieribsd TO be man rather
advanced in years, and totally void ,f eduea,ion.
Je~S Md fEmsye.
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PORTALS.
CHARLESTON, March /,

by the arrival of the liip Middleton. c,nt.;n
spencer, IN 81 days from Bordeaux, we recsiv
January. VI '''e ~" OF
An Englifh fleet of four fail of the line. had
arrived in the found. ''e' h"o
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PARIS, December IL

The Hebrew adembly, IL is faid has passd , do.
cree eonllit"g of 81 articles, according 70 rh;rh
there is to bea CONDITIONAL Synagogue, in each %a
partmen. which contains 5000 individuals, pro,eiin5
"o lshg",' OF Noies' "A grand Rabbi is TO be fe
to be 5000 francs. i'1'y IL
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tormity with our inaruesious to continue the

,ormity with our intlruetious to continue the
Prelent negotiation.
Tile filenee of their exceicncies the Frerch
p'enipSteotiaiiss in his rtfpeSi. gives no rea-
ION to ptefume that in the preient moment " c
are not to expect fuch an explanation from
them.
Comfortably to this idea. we win to fst
bounds to the general expectations of both ma
tions, as there is 70 little appearance of feeling
them realized. We feeIthat the requeft we make
under fuch cireumaances for paffports for our
return, is fufceptible of interpretations of ma
ture Tia delay The happy moment which the
views OF the French government 1iall approxi-
mate more to thofe it was fuppofed to entertain.
1t isto prevent even the poiKbity of fuch an
inconveniency that think it our duty to af.
fure your excellsucy that any ftep whatever
which would have the effect of laying obltacles
in the way of the renewal of the negotiation.
would be thence contrary to our intentions ;
Notwithstanding that owing to the reafons we
have detailed, we fee ourisIves obliged to put
an end to our milton.
We have now only to allure your excellency
that it for the happiness of both nations, il
mould happen that we have been deceived in
the deduction we have drawn from the filence
OF the French Plenpotentiares, we ihall wait a
reafonable time for the explanation which
your excellency may have to communicate to
us.
To prevent, however, the repetition of de-
r,and as unpleafant for US to make as for your
excelency to receive, in cafe the negotiations
fhould have an unfavourable if1ue, we intreat
you to furnilh us with the pafports for us and
Our fuit, to be made ufe of as circumstances
may require.
LAUDERDALE, YARMOUTH.
No. 81.
Paris, NIB htggR, 1906.
The undersigned has the honour to inform
his exceency the miniter for foreign affairs tina.
his Britannia majcfy has been pleafed to ac-
cede TO the folicitaton Of Vifcount Yarmouth,
by permitting him to return to England, con-
Formally to the tenor of the full powers of the
undersigned already communicated to their ex-
eel'emc'es, the French penipotentiaries he lie
authorized TO treat conformity or feparately with
The French government and he has ju(t re-
ceivsd from his court new and precife inftrucli-
ems for that purpofe, ihould the anfwer TO his
note cf the ll'h int. permit the undersigned to
continue the negotiation.
The underfgned has the honor no renew to
hise xcelency the adhrances of his high conlider-
alton.
LAUpERDALE.
(Te BE- continued
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-26
SuWarroM Boots,
John G. FIR ANCIS,
From \ e4v. Fork.

! 49, y --1 POM 10 T17X, -
II ESPECTFULLY informs the ablic.
IL that he manufactures Suryarro 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 new method retaining the elas-
!, ITCHY in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
ii ever so.badly shaped. He makes boots Of
various descriptions, viz. SuwarrowsF airs
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves
Jefferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants TO
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck bctas. -
Gentlemen viii please % call an
themselves, at his shop in King stree, oe-
tween Mr.. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern.
N q. lie intends selling cheap for cash.
January S. dom
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G. B b n M 3 11

81. Is Es ~ ~ l y
Has rereiyed aler t4es lkzvyg'ER from LONDON,
AEoahD4s, from l.lyE ool, and other tate
& ar,fvals
The following Goods. VIZ.
{ LUNDON supeffne cloths and ;cassimeres
Mnslins, lenos, dresses, nantes, &c.
Cotton and lace sleeves
Artificial flowers and wreaths
q Silk and leather gloves
i Irish linens and sheetings
Cotton kerseymeres, grandureHs, &c.
An elegant assortment of waistcoating
Sampler canvas, Scotch gauze
Genuemens London hats, coarse do.
Diaper table cloths
81, "A, ga, and 1854 diapers
I Calicoes, silk and cotton chambrays, and
undressed ginghams
Sarsenets, long and short India eompand
nankeens
India tambored and plain null muslins
! Italian iutestrings and French mantuas
White and other coloured Ena fish sattins
Ribbons, silk and cotton cords
Rich Cd, IA, and ga silk danask shaWls
fashionable buttons
Pins and needles
( Naldron's grass and grading seythes
Seine and sail twine
Shoe thread
| British gunpowder, SC. &c.
eNisVF7. dlw.3tsw lw. 2awlw
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July %. -
VII 6 ss SOLD On LEAS-
Fn. an GROUND r EMF,

Fer a term Of Years, or. TOR eVea,
NUMBER OF VARIABLE. stSD EL1GI-
. aIy SITUATED BUILDING LOTS ~
us Tozyr--on Fairfax, Cameron, Water,
Jlpion and Princess streets. sssy viii be
i; i .,fyto acce;no.sate pure lasefs. pplica-
tion may xbe made to llss2s.n fssfefet 1ssq.
Ia TIC subscriber near PatuxeIit ion -'sofSs'
Prince Georges County, Alarylasd.
7o''a G.. llSgss1t.
,.ot,,,,,5rva, % 2aw
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RI rs ORDERED,


THAT special court be held, ON the s.,
i day Of July next, for the trial Of III.
cause, in this court then to be held in ,bs
town Of Alexandria, and that tile Marsha, a.
sgise public notice of the seizure and libel, ~
causing the substance of the libel, topetbe,
with this order, citing forth tie time and pae.
of trial, to be published at, the court.hous.
door Of this county, at the coffee house door,
in Alexandra, and in the public newspapers
Of the said towa, at least fourteen davs Drew.
Gus to the day oftrial.
George DeEeale, C. {,
May Is. cots
Purfuant to the above order
of court, Robert Moss, D. n. for Daniel c,
Brent, marshal of the district of Columbia,
hereby giUes Notice, That the seizure and.i
bel in the case above stated, is fo4 breach,i
the revenue laws, in trading to certain pot
in the island of St. Domingo, not under tt:
acknowledged government of France. The
trial will commence on the day, and at lie
place above mentioned ; where all pclsqG
concerned are notified to attend.
r. MOSS, D. N.
May Is. co.'s
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TO RENT.

.drd immediate Possession givea, .
THAT ,commodious two story FRAME
HOUSE, on the lower end Of Water
street, 80 feet front, with two wings Is ia'
each. with smoke hopsa, dairy and staOh
and fine. garden-Aiso, the use OF lalss
vacant lot well calculated for garden. fe
further particulars enquire OF
T. Preston. I
Nav S. coz.
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TO RENT,

ind iDinlcdiate possession given,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairlax-street, occupied by Jacob Hoffman
LAP excellent stand for the DRY Coon busr
ncss.-Apply to
onah Thompfon & Son.
March IA. 3tawtf
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go BE RENTED.

I'VE BRICK STORE ~ CO 99'li 4. g
HOUSE now occupied By Messrs. sRl 81. !,
Newton & Cos-ALso, the vacant si g
af,ioininv. They arc large and convenient ana
'--1 III H0G-E.
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Runaway from the 1ubscrlbei

sIsias at West End, Fairfax county about
lie hrst Of this month, a Negro Woman
named 5E.plS or TiIys.AET. She is mid
die aged woman, about four fcetscissat or ten
inches hiSl,, round faced, thick and stoa't
.,s.s..e--she is well acquainted in the town OF
sAiexanSifia, and has been seen within two OF
.fhsss days past, In King street. have eve
rs reason 20 believe that she IS lurking about
ia III eown. Will give FIVE DOLLARS 4.
sios appre,,,ehendiag and securing OF her SO
that / set hsr ag;aln
Frederick Tfidle.
May g.. dot !,
N q. All persons are hereby forcwarned
from harboring or entertaining her at thear
peril.
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w IF W r e ID,

"A M1LLE r who is master Of
his business, to take care of merchant mil.
To such a one good wages viii be given
For the person VINO wants, please apply to
Mr.. Joseth Sna1i, Alexandra.
March II.
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May IS.
FOR SALE,
On advantageous t.rMs,

on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Es7zrS,
A THREE STORY BRICK WARE.
~ HOUSE, on Union-street, next door
to Benjamin Shreve, jun. we'll situated for the
Shifting OF Grocery business-Also, a LOT
Of GROUND, at the corner o. Water and
fySyrfffe.streStS,
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FRoM WAsHssoTos Cry.

FROM sWAsHssoTos Cry,
IL AS arrived at Mr.. GADsBY's, wh.,.,
= q is ready to attend his Customes s'e ne
VIII receive such additional applications - a, a
immediately y made. He has with him n t H
fstzfeaat sErtractors, and can furnish bic ,u us
toners with Denty!ifce and Brushes ''' 'us'
4 May %. -,
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: - ~ ~
Patent Elastic Suspenders,
rs be had, Wholesale and retail, Of the Pa
I tcntec, next door below Mr.. Alcxande
sAIsKenzie's, lower end Of Prnee-street, a
leNandria.
THEY furpass any yet extant, tor
seasc, elegance, &c. Masters ofyesscis and
|. other gentlemen going to the NYest-lndies,
Spanish Main, &c. may. be furnished with an
& assortment, and great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity.
N. B. The buttons on the beck parts efthe
waistband ought to be placedtf.e same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
tie Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing, andsthereby destroying the ease designed
in tho construction of the article.
Richard HorWell.
ALSO,
ReceiDed ter ship Leonidas from LiOerhool,
Red, Green, Blue and Yellow
Morocco Leather,
Good quality for sadlers, shoe-makers, book
finders, hatters, &c.
LIKEWISE,
Sadlers' Seating Leather, and a few dozen
Morocco suitable for the -VS'est-andies.
May 2. dlSu
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-26
FRESH SEEDS,

81 lRILdDIl.1o 1iI.WGSLCJV,
Respectfully informs the public, that ne hath,
.1ssanoved from King street, to his Old sand,
in Fairfax street,
WAerc Ae,batA for safe,
RED and white Glover, Just receiv-
ed, Timothy seed, Orchard Grass, Lueern-
and wilreceiue by first arrival from London,
"a quantity of Burnet and Rye Grass.
.Nso on hind, a general assortment of Kit
chen Garden and Flower seeds and roots, Me-
ydicinal and Bird seeds, Pot Herbs, &c: guam
tity of large Lombardy Poplars, young Lo-
Gust and Beach trees, large Catalpas, and a
variety Of towering trees and shrubs. Also,
all kinds Of Garden Utensils--best London
made Pruning Knives, Flower Pots, Chimney
Ornaments and Root Glasses, with general
assortment of China, Glass and Queen'swar
fresh Teas, and good assortment of Groce~
res.
MarchSS. d5teolw, lawtS my I