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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December Is.
% Saturday ,he following rear-admi.
rails Of the red we've promoted 10 the ran'5-
OF yirs-adG,isals Of the blue.
flames Krmprhroae, Esq.
Sampsoa Edr0assds, Esq.
George Campbell Esq.
Kerry Fraas land Esq.
1tthHr PhiEp Esq.
SIR 6. ~ Fayfaa, Krs.
Or flames. 3,a4n,arsz.
Si James Saumafsz 60 hois, his Gag
nlas Caannel heet. uader lord 81, Vim
Gem, ~ ehe room Of SIR CharIes Cn.tou,
who, II i said, is 10 succeed sis Erasmus
Tower 10 hescommand a, Newfoundland
We have not heard who is to succeed sir
James Saamarez 10 his command a, Gusrn-.
seyaed Jersey.
The hugs speech was finally set,led,
.nd red 20 his majesty by lord Gfeuviilc,
on Wednesday last.
December Is.
ASase e LotAs, Monday, Dec is.
ine lord eaancsilor Informed the lords
assembled, ghatY was not Ia his uaa,sstu'.
power, Tor seveTsi reasons, TO be present
"'as 'assu9ag. of parliament. but that his
uslFs'y ~suid. on a. convenient cay, state
~. a.s reasons to parliament for having called
'sm together az this .ime.
h'Sns thousand men, all picked soldiers,
- sxpee.ed 10 proceed in lhree.. dstaca.
sa's on Thursday, Friday, aud Satur.
&c ssxt,,so Psddingson, Ia the yicinl,y
~ 'odon, 70 be conveyed by the canal
liverpool. The passage will take a..
NV Gays, Gays, after winch they WILDE sent
WIN all expedition 10 Dabl,n.
s. I'm, FIVE ofshe largest transports in
S,,s. sa' e'swford's expedition, have been
u. ,ea INTO lllraeosnb, and 1903 of the
- oa'e been marched TO Barnasable,
rss ss9asseqasnee of new regulates in
&br ai,sn Department, brought forward
enh>., spencer. al! strangers, before they.
pa..s Tor Great Britain. mus, obtain q
ee0n. iron the British reaidsnt 10 the
part ,,a rom 11l waIch they are about 10 de.
na,, s : this document, on their arrival
from - eoun'essigned by Tie minister
Of nr, a'a' country residing here. Ia eases
dale 'ss', Of which due notice is imme.
IN we gwen TO he secretary Of state
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g Gentlemen, NE send you The bill as:

nounced TO you on the first OF this months
Considering, that amongst monarch.
cal states Holland is the only one which
has no order Of knigh,hood considering
that the Dutch nation is celebrated ia the
annals of the world. bosh by the genius Of
It's inhabitants, and by their military nisto-
~, aad that it is our duty to leave Nc
means neglected to preserve il in The rank
and respec,abi!isy which /, has always en-
joyed; wishing in cons. qrsnce 10 institute
public rewards for those of cur snbiects
who have distinguished themselves and
may distinguish themselves throughous e.
very class, and particularly for the officers
in the land and sea service we propose 10
you pass the following eeeree-
. Art. /. A grand order OF the kingdom
shall be created, under The name Of ME
Order of the Union, ADD likewise Royal
Order OF Merii destined for Civil and
military actions.
The grand order OF the Union shall con-
ssis, of thirty great crosses at Most. The
grand order Of the, Union shall not be en-
dowed. The expences Of IT'S admiristra
ton shall be provided for by the persons
TO whom the king shall! have granted this
distinction. X
s. The royal order Of Merit shall BE-
endowed with an annual revenue OF six;y
thousand FORMS. This revenue shall for "a
part Of the annual budget of the state.
S. The ktng is declared chief, grand
master aud founder Of the two orders,
His successors shall be CHI sfs and grand
masters 10 perpesui;y.
6, The king shall appoint all the grand
crosses, commanders and knights Of the
two orders, assisted by chapter formed
by three of the eldest commanders, the
three eldest knights and a grand chancellor
OF the order, chosen amongst the Com.
|. SANDERS, and shall be az the sasae time
treasurer.
z. The king shall order al he rcgula
lions concerning the decorations, admin
STATIONS ADD discipline of the TWO orders,
as well as the administration aad d,sir'bu.
sica of .,he funds set apari fos The cndoW
mens Of the royal order Of Merit.
A copy sf the present decree shall be
delivered TO the king
On which, gentlemen, &c. Given On
the 18th Dec. OF sns year 1906.
LOUIS.
Their high mish,inesses having taken m
TO consideration his msjesty's message, the
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GERMANY.
FRANKroRr, Dec Is.

Letters from Scania in Sweden, al.
ponnee that the Swedish army had recelv-
ed orders to hold itself ia readiness to
march reiuforcements have already set
OF from Istaat for the garrison OF Strai-
sund
December Is.
The'depu,ies from the kingdom Of Lia!y
arrived at Munich on the renth irstant-----
They are going to the Imperial head quar-.
tiers, 10 compliment the emperor in the
Dame ofthc Italia n nation, upon his new
victories,
They write from Vienna that the French
ambassador, general Andreossi, continues
TO have frequent conferences with the. Sc.
cre,ary of state. comm de S,adion.--. tits
thought ia that capital lha, objests Of the
highest Importance ar negotiating between
the two courts.
December 10.
All the intelligence FROM Hungary agrees
in stating that peace has been de6ais,yely
signed between the Porte aud Servlans.
i adds that Czerni Georges, TO whom has
been granted the title of Primes Of Servia,
is to march into Moldavia wilh forty thou
sand men in order TO Jon The army which
the Grand seignisr has assscnbied IN that
province 20 oppose the Russians.
HAMBURG. Dec. IL.
. The head quarters Of Marshal Murtier,
were sill at Auc'sm, on the frcn,iers. Of
Swedish Pomerania, on the eth inst His
corps of the army were reinforced daily
with new troops. They are for the most
par, Dutch regiments. On the 9Th hea.
Wy cam onading was heard in the neigh.
bofhood ofLawenburg.
The Dutch troops have taken possession
in the name OF the king of HOLLAND, of the
Duke1ors of Odenburg and Delmonhost,
as also Of the Lordsliips of Varel & Knip-
hauseu.
, The executive commission of the couus
~ Of Hanover, published on she 9Th as fol-
lows
BY order Of his exceileney marshal
Morter, all commerce and every other
intercourse between this country and En-.
gland. are rig ,roas!y prohibited. Tits Sc.
verely forbidden to the inhabitants to send
OF expedite to England any letter, PACK.
age, &s."
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LOUIS.

Their high rnish,inesses having taken IN,
TO consideration his msjesty's message, the
bill was converted into law III slis same
sitting.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-03
MILITARY LANDS
I3rii3.
IN the STATE ofOb;o cr coj

III me of6ff ut CbfO far S9Is
AZ fEREAS William Carter, late of the c;tv of
~ Richmond, commonly called Dotlor william,
carter, was, on the frit day Of Aupu(} 1897 and =,
the time OF his death, entitled by warrant or war
rants Tor iervices Surgeon, in the feryice of rho
oimted States, to 1000 acres of iuch Lands. and
MADE ms teitanent and lat will the fame day. g.
year. whereby he direcfed, " That as foon as the
" Surveys OF his Lands on the waters of the Sc;oto
north wen OF the river Ohio could be received and
" Patent or Paterts obtained for the fame the r,id
Lands might be fold 70 the bef advantage and ON
the longeit credit, that the purchafe of his bouC.s
and lots would admit Of, and departed this life
without altering or rsvoking the laid tenameut
whereof he coniiituted three Executors tvo Of whom,
to w.t. Joieph JackGon and the fnbfcriber both of
the city of Richmond, only, took that oRics nro,,
thenieives And whereas before the faI furgev.
could be obtained, to w.t. two of eight hundred a.
ores each, and one of twelve hundred acres IN ria
upper Hde of Darby creek, and one Of ON. tbo,c,-J
and one OF two hundred acres on the waters of tLs
aid creek, the Lands 70 furveyed had been coded bv
the common wealth OF Virginia, the United States
whereby the ohtann1ent of Patents for the fame hal,
been hitherto obhruti ed but that oblrr6ion ha.
been lately removed by an aG Of ConpreCs though
the creunitance OF the eRate Of the fad Ie1ator N
not ADMIT any extenive credit, to be given TO the
purehaier or purchsiers
], as acting Executor Of the faid TeQament, here.
By notify 70 the public, that lale Of ,be lsid l,I
will memade the front door Of the F,cle To-.
IN the city OF Richmond, on TueEiay the 10Th d.,
oil May next eniuug, at Public auction, to the hee
bidder, Tor the mot tat he gotten in ready mn
ney, or notes, wiki approved endorfers, n.oofable
and payable at the Bank Of Virginia within 60 dsv Of
the day Of ale, when iatsiaElory proof relative to the
ttle OF Dotor Carter, will be exhibited by the G,b-
icriber, and when he will be ready to tfarrer 81.
fame with covenant Of warranty againG all his own
acts tending to ICnen impair the f,ne.
CHARLES SPENCER.
April 3. law ar
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LAND-FOR SHE.

On Tie 27tb day Of tbi5 month, at Cumberlan4
Court 6oDs, being eOHyf dy:
"A : ILL be offered to the higheh bidder, trata
w of LAND belonging to the eilatc of Peter
Field Trent dec in Cumberland county, on Wills,
river and adjoining the town of Cara containing by
elimination 1856 acres. This fate is made in con-
iormty to decree of the Superior Court Of Chance
~, tor the Richmond Dfrid, to fatsfy debt there
IN mentioned, due to Alexander Treut's eaate. The
terms of ale are third down, one third in twelve
months, and the balance in years. from the day Of
laIe.-Bends, with Deed OF GruR on the land will
be demanded by the
COMMISSIONERS.
April 2. tdf.
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-3&r&%%4H-
A,-Eicha-i A5rahan,, John Aundell. Solomon Al
len, lhos. ArmRead, Ade!i:a Abbott, Mary M.
nyiett, Etzahet" Allen, Spencer Avis. VIM Ayle,t.
B-Miis G. B'agrove, Edwin Boyd VIM Burns.
"m ~ burwei', Lddell Bowls, Mfs ann T. Bar
ners, Cunningham Burton, Simon Blackburn, Mils
Polly Bowler, Benz. Bolts Samuel Barrett, Wn
Hurweii, Richard Boulevard, VIM Banks Tohn
Breeding.
C.-Robert Campbell, Charles Conway. Iohn Courr-
n"y, fen Miss Clifford MGs lane M. Carer.
Tucker Coles VIM. Childrey, Mil, K CaIion, lao.
Carter, Dennis Cohill.
D--Mrs. Frances Dudley VIM. 'Duval Sarah DAN
bridge, Peter DUNCAN, VIM. Dabney IT. Fnph
Davis Richard Dunlavy Archib,ld Dazrl, WIN
dudley Mis- Mary Dnnlavy, DorAs Doyle, John
Daugherty Monfeur D2uce
E,--fhos Elliott, Eta Emaruel.
f. VIM Fontaine, Jaclsfnn FrGyfer, mo. TEge;,
Jno, II. Bartender, c. FEi-r s, Co. Nlacarty Fig
hugh.
G. Henry Cary Gin, John Gray, Thos c7dfn,itt,
Stephen w. Cray, Henry p Guy, Alb4in Glpin.
Capt. John Coode, Stafford Gibbs Tares Cor
don, Mifs Mary Green, Mrs Gray, BRYAN cra:p.
Daniel Gurrant, Lamar Guides
H.--C'eo. Harriion, Samuel Harbert, VIM. Faylsrd.
Ricad Heniey, VIM. II. Harding John Hobde.
Sally Harlow Joieph l.. Hawkins, Vim. A H.tfey
Maria Haek!ey, NIiis Ann Harris
J--Jo'n Johnfon, John Jones, 'Thos Johnfon, samu-
=.
X Jas Kiiwell, Job Keirch
L--Joln Lurley, John Lowell, spotswood I.ipr.
comb, Mrs. s. Lewis, Mrs. Peggy Lomax, Peyton
Lynch Samuel Leonard, wilton Lumpkin Samuel
Leech.
NV Merit, Mifs Betfey MCuy, WIN. l.. Mar
ton, Richard Morris, Jas. Mclaughlin, Mifs l..
Mann, MRS sarah Miller, DR.. John Morgan, Ann
Meredith. Miis Jane Merton, Auln morris, MiC,
Patley Morrifon, Capt. John mofs, Tanes M'KiI-
doe, WIN. Mann, d. M. George Markham, Dr Ch,-,,
Meriweather, Jas Morris, John minor, Thos Ma
thia', Robt Miller, Mrs. E. Mofby, Daniel Monroe.
Thomas MAUI.
N.--Robert Neil Charles Normant. samuel Nor
mant, Frank Nugin.
P.--Mathew Pare A. Pearce, John Purfe. C,tbarn.
Paul, samuel Paine, NJ. p Parfons, John Paul, ga.
muei Pointer, mary Phepoc, Iohn Parker
John Pearce, If.
R-wm Rad:ord, John Robertfon, WIN RALEIGH.
John RoyAer PhniP Rogers, Benjamin Reeder'
James Rowland, John Randolph ir. Flen,ninr
RuheIl, Virginia 2ielif, Henry Roie, Molly Red.
RicharIfon
S'-Miis sarah smith, Francis smith, Toreph smith.
Charles sonthgate, syman smith. James somner
will, Sohn fuhli. william stark suther smith Tohn
shepherd George ~. smith, John stuart, Mis- z.
shelton, Robert P. smith, Francis sheprerd Ma.
thaniel smith, Southey L. Savage
T.--Bennett Taylor, Henry 1oler BENJAMIN q
I Undertake, Richard I e-ri, Richard!on TsvIof
Bryan C. Turner, Archibald Toney. Richard -Iav-
Ter, John ray loe, Mons. a. rroun, Tohn c. rray
lor, Marg. ". Tah5.
Y.--James Young.
W.-samucl warmer, Tohn wh;tis Cave ,,;.Lo-.
Mary whi;comb Ann williams, Nathaniel will,rrren
Cruger wright, Capt. Edward ,varfon, Robt. whirq
DR.. Benjamin P. watkins, Stephen whitis, Mrs Sill
fauna worlely.
Ap,H9. '-1' e a.
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TO RENT

Tor Drt. fUe veays
HAT valuable TAN -ARD Of he late Mr..
4 Jacob Bockius, and nov occupied bv the s,bC.ri.
Der hiuated on the ain Street Of this div beoeer
the Capitol and Baiin of the canal its convenience
are hyperion to any other in this place large Cur
rying Shop, Cellar aud drying loft fpaeious Bari
HonIe' two Bark Mills and Houfes, a Beam Houfs
and every other requte for the tanning of from 70
5000 hides year, executive Of G.ins Alto ON rb.
lame tenement a convenient DH'ELLINC YOUgF.
Kitchen, smoke Houie, Stable and Garden. the rem
ter may be accommodated with about one hundred
cords Of excellent red and black oak Bark now in the
Bark ioule at fairprlce.
ProPoiAis for the above will be received by the fub-
rcriber
Bond with approved feeurity viii be required. and
poieillon given Of the whole, except few Of the
watts, ION the hrt of SepeRlSrr Bext The rs,on ar-
ngnea Tor Offering the foregoing property Tor rent is
the III Gate Of health Of the Subrriher 70 nav fla, 49,
tenton the buanes requires. 1tARCJS ELcAM
april 9. Is
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The US }
A. BURR.

am required on the part of the ATTORNEY
for the U. States to commit the accuitd OH two
charges.
1T. For fettins on foot and providing the
means for an expedition agair(t The territories
OF nation at pcace with the US.
81. For committing High Treafon acainr the
United States. On an application OF this kind
1 certainly ihou'd not require that proof which
would be neceiiary to convict the pc1fon to be
committed, on trial in chief nor (hould 7
even require, that which Mould abf1lutely con.
vince my own mind of the guilt of the accufsd 4:
bat ought to require aud ! ihould req ire that
probable caufe be ihown, and I underR3nd
probable canfe to be cafe made ont by proof
furnilhing good reafon, to believe that the crime
al!edged has been committed by the perfon
charged with having committed it.
] think this opinion entirely reconciiable with
that quoted from Judge Backbone. When
that learned * accurate commentator fays, that
" IT upon an enquiry It manifchly appears that
vno fuch crime hi' been committed. or that
the iuipicIon cnirrtdin, Of the prfpner was
wholly e!ouUdief; in fuch cafes only, it is law
fu totally TO dfcharge HIM otherwifs he
fnuh be committed to prifon or give bail - do
not irdei!tard him AS meaning to f4y that the
hand otrabg"iy u1ygraG2 Observation-Disclosures
whom its hate may rc directed, or whom if
may cdO'ic 0Uliy /, iZe, charge him with f,r,e
''1'St C'lHc' A"' pUt hi'n oil the proof of his
I'M ceUce. But uHderftand that the FONDA
ton oftke proceeding NUT be probable caufe
70 believe, there is guilt which probable caulc
10 only to be done away in the manner (tated
oy Backbone. The total failure of proof ON
the part OF ihe accufcr would he conlidered nv
that writer, as being in nfsif legal manifefation
OF the innocence Of the accufrd.
In enqUitlng therefore into the CHARGES ex
hibited againt Aaron Burr, hold myfelfbound
to contider how far ihofe charges are fu22orted
by probable caufe.
The h'lt charge f1ndq rpon the tef}imony Of
Cen. Eaton and Gsn. w k,nf,r.
The wltneisH'a named proves that among
o'her projects which were more criminal, Col.
Burr mcdttdied an expedition againG the Mex.
lean domuon7 Of SJur. This dc.,rrttcr rnsv
be conhacrcd as Introductory to the aft i,y,,
Of Gen. W. kinion, and as explanatory OF tho
oohlsti'"f Any military preparations which NAV
have bttH made.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-03

To hai,fo bebigt5d h&1y, on ID, B,emjes, on Ns 5fb
dry II Nay next,
@ o much OF the LAND, wherein John Kelfo lives,
- in the county Of Cumberland, late the property
o Peter Francisco, will pay the balance claimed of
hum, by Samuel c.. Adams, Of r. 100, with rs i.,e-
ref, by virtue Of a Deed OF fruit executed to me, By
the laid Peter Francileo, for that purpofs.
mr.. RINbOLPY, Trg7...
april ., ep,dc
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Ind Jor Jif al s. Cyagfioaf. P,iqfi7y. o.E.e AMI
boo{ Stare
e lie BIoCRAPH1- g LETTEPS Of TIA,
celebrated vit and beauty Nlgao D. L'ro.ts.
Ta'i'''gd from tie French hy Mr.. Griffith. a g.
ner'I NiortmeHt Of ROCKS FOR fsic a. above.
Printing, in all is variety IS execu ed by s. Gram
land with accuracy and dlPste5, on moderate term,
april =. 4,
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= aie@ 1T aufrion.

On Saturday TIE 4fb inn. 4vM he I5Ld al tie
IrOn FomGe,y IF James Dunlop, deeeaEa,
A QUANTITY OF CAS- TINGS,
CONSISTING of Gudgeons, Ink, aud fundry other
~ articles ufed i'll the contraction of Mills.
Weights. Crates, Stoves, Ploughshares, &c &c.
quantity'ot Pig Iron; two very large Bellows,
and comfortable number Of moulds and other I'M
Plements belonging to the eating buGnels.
Approved endOrfed negotiable NOES at go days
will be received for all lums above Fifty Dollars
BY order oftbe Adnli1iRr0torJ.
TAYLOR q BROWN, WIS.
April }.
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The affidavit of Commodore Truxton did
not get to the hands of the attorney of the u.
States before Tuefday night of courfe it was
not exhibited on the examinaton.-Mr Rodney
left this city yeterday morning, for WafEing-
ton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-03

MARRIED, on Monday evening laR, by the
Rev'd. T. Buchanan, Ma. NICHOLAS b. VAN
ZANOT, Of the CRY of Waihington to the amiable
and much admired MISS MARIA WooD SourH.
ALL, Of this City. 3
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-03

-- on Thuriday goth of laH month, by
the Rev'd. T. SaHnde,I, La FAYErGE Henry, En-.
to the amiabe Miss ANN ELcAN, both of Buck
ingham county.
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LETTERS

REMAINING ~ THE PoST-orTIcE, RrcR-
Mo%D. VIRGINIA., MARCH 5!Sr, 1907,
WHICH HAVE NOT ALREADY EEEN ADJ
vERTiSgD.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR

Is recommended as tie best remedy der
coughs, colds, asthmas, hoopKg-couSh' APP
preaching consumptions, and most disorders
of the breast andlengs. This prepars-Sl9l VIII
prove valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness of speeck, sc. In. long confirmed
Asthn.atic complaints where a curcacan speed
iIy be expected, this medicine affords i'ssea'-
esse reIl + noderating tic htsof coughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children atficted with the hoopins cough, tie
ike beneficial Effects may confidently be ex-
pected.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17

from Mr.. Bircll's, and | found relef before :
das saAklen one .aai!f II it,s continued to uso
it and was soon strong enough e TO-, attend TO 0ui
sis1 SIS. On taking cold, sam of ny S for In !
sy.n.torns r. turn, but ar. always removed ny q
dose or two of the elixir. III
3. - 1EO,. sBENlSER, jun
No. II, .Budd-street, Philadelphia
= Mrs. II. Lee.
From: Jastte,. Martin, Esq. late .fttoraey-G &C.
nsrase1fshe STATE Il I'4iat'ylaa'd. ~
i comply with your request IN stating my
opinion Of Hamiiton's ELIXIR. 1thas been used
in my family for two three years past, win
uniform success, whenever colds: coughs or
siaihr. complaints, have rendered medicine
necessary have myself found IT an excel y g
lest and agreeable remedy for q very painful
and troublesome affection Of the breast, accom- g
eanied with soreness, and with obstructed Ind
.difficuls breathing.
On these accounts ] do not hesitate to re-.
commend Halniton's Elixir as valuable me-
dicine, and deserving pubic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
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ITCH CURED.

BY once ssing Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used for 20 years In tsarope
ana for near s years in Ameiiea, has never
been known to iail in any one instance. It Is
perfectly innocent, warranted not to contain a
particle or saercuryot any sporllcious iasredi-
ent, and may be used with perfect safety or
an infant, being a vegetable preparatlon and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies.
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.1Ls0, Y
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Valuable Property. for Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the circuit Court e.
the district OF ColuJnlGaa held at ,alexas.
eiria, and the last Will OF 8faianin Sdrc,
deceased lis executors offer Cor sale,
HAT YaLuddie Proferty at The ecrned
4. King aAd Fairfaxssreets, pert of which
is occupied by Charles Bennett. Tie lot sx
lends 20 feet on King and 10 feet On FafN
street, is subject to rent ches sc of 5sdOIan
per nliltrm.
To those whs rae DESTROYS, either Of secur
ing a.sood stand FOR business, or yestins Their
nlosiey in real estate, tbs is most inviting
piece of property. A smell Part OF tie nloney
will be leq,iires in hand or lii an approved
note at 60 says--on the b,,lafce hsc7sl ere.
Cit will be given. For terms apply to, eitaer
ST NE executors or to benjamin. ShFsys
William Patton,
Edward Ssabler, E*fs
John JanOey,
November %. 2aH
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Dansask LIP salUe. end ind'an
Vegetable SPecytc.

James Kennedy, Zen.
Alexandria, October ls Go

OF the great efficacy of the Patent ana "a
Y nlily saeaicines, prepared by the late kloh-
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United osases a
celebrity hitherto unequalled.
.PAaadetttdia, .sugAst9, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public TOR the sood
Of others, the excellent quality OF HAMns-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr.
Lee, I have sent you the following account 81
the benefit i have received from 1t, which 4
hone will induce others to give It a trlai. In
consequence of a bruise on the breast receives S
from fall, my health grew BAD ny breathing
became very difficult, and frequently ! have
had suddenly to rise UP in my bed with AL the
horrors of immediate suiiocatioa- AGA 10
these constant pain in rRy breast and cou5h,
= Great less OF STRENGTH and flesh, and you May
conceive tbatrny symptoms evidently INDICATED
an approaching consumption. he ADVICE OF
nnost eminent ply stefan was ressrtes to, and
afterwards second was called in, without siT-
,ro me, any relief. Another physician wto
knew me and the circumstances OF nay case,
oap;.,d me 10 gipe Hamiifon' sEFrir trips, say-
ny, he had ,lsed II ia his tiracffe, aud a9zsags
found il do us.cb good. A Ssssle was procured
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17
Hahn's Antl-bslaoas faSss.

Are Justly esteemed for earrylng on TIC se-
10 h;,e from the stomach and prevent
n,orb;d secretions and their consequences
h;,;ous and malignant fevers, &c. ihese pms
,,srsert,y raiia in their operation, and may
b. used With safety by persons OF eYery age
and in every situation