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G. e r. Waite.

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s7- Osse,of tae above firm VIII personally
attendstiie drawing daily, to take down the
numbers correctiy,.as viii also ore Ct theig,
clerks.
The next New ! ork Lottery viii not cora-s
neTice drawing til April Ilesx.-ticicts Of
which lottery NAV be had at Wsaitc's Offices,
No. GA and No. s. Maiden Lane iyew-york.
Distant adventurers, accompanying
their orders with BAN, notes ,of any sleaFijo-
tan to either of Waltes Offices, in NcSE-I ORR,
or Baltimore, may hare Tickets aud Shares
forwarded to any amount with tie utmost
purctuality, and the earliest advice sent taein
Of their success. All prizes sold By g. and
R,FNV7aite, will be paid By them.
lit Tickets lii the ssove lottery are to he
had az J. k1ARcH's bookstore, George Own,
where The prize list viii pc regularly received,
October Is. 2.n2m
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PUBLIC SALE.

On 6sf1gRD.6Y,zzse 1911 day IF lI;;refp,bes,
ne.rt, spfsl be offered for sale, az he firsaai~
ses,
a N elegant SQUIRE or GROUND,
II situate adjoining the Spring Garden
and handsomely enclosed. The tcr.9s OF sale
will be one third, in fo.F months, one third in
eight months, and the remaining third in II
months.
Beale Howard.
November i9. cots
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Mn. G sEsN5E!R / S
Has he illeasn, & to iinsru ms Friends and liz

II HGtssS
THAT he has commenced his Ps'uftisinss
Balls, and will continue them asheretcfore.
Mir SGEaEnIs begs the parents who have
children 10 be instructed, v Z please 70 send
tlelnas soon as possible, SO as to give them
an opportunity OF improving sufficiently, as
he intends to have. an Exhibition at the con-
clusion of his school for their amusement
which will serve to create ambition.
s. November 10. cs
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PROSPECTUS
LEWIS AND CLARK'S TOUR
TO TIRE
PACIFIC OCEAN,
THROUGH
TIE INTERIOR OF TIE CONTINENT or
NORTH AMERICA,
PerHrasa By order Of the Gopernmcn Of MS
s!JFHsd Oy O3UeT y nc GoVeTANt3I Z
U17ited Stairs,


During the years 1904, 1895, and 1906.
THIS work will be prepared by Capt. McrF-
svetkcr LesuTs, and viii be divided into two
parts, the whole conprized III three volumes
octayo, the first containing at least seven hpn,
dred pages, the second and third from four to
five hundred each, printed on good paper, and
fair plea type. The several vollirnes IN sucs
cession will be put to press at as early PERI
DDS as the avocatiens OF, the authcr will per
NIT him to prepare them for publication.
THIS distribution Of the work has been
made with a sisw to the accommodation of
every description Of readers, and is here Of
fered to thesp tronage OF tie public in snch
shape, that ali persons wishing 70 become sub.
scribers, may accommodate themselves with
either of the parts, or the entire work, as it
shall be most convenient 10 themselves.
subscriptiess receives by 2eBKRT Cry,
Alexandria.
Detached from This rvork, there s@N be fst
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LEWIS AND CLARK'S
Mp or NORTH .fE3EHICa.

From longitude So west, TO the Pacific Ocean
and between sov and go north latitude,
with extensive Marginal Notes. Dimcnsl!
ems Eve feet CT ght inches by three feet ton
inches.
EMBRACING all their lase discoveries, and
that part the continent heretofore the least
known. This nap wilE be compiled from ting
best maps now extant, lis we'll published as IL
manuscript, hona ths collective information
of the best informed travellers through the
various portions of that region, and correcta
by a series of several hundred celestial obser-
vations, MAIDS BY Captain Lewis during his
late tour.
FoR the convenience cf ss:hseeibers, these
several works vii he delivered al TIC nos'
respectable ecnlrnercisl towns, and at the scass
OF government CT the respective states ans
territories within the Union: nc advance /
required, nor VIII payIseat BE- ccf.isaiaed a..
til such delivery Is s,ade.
THE price of part the eerst, ia-tEe Tof&'
will be ten dollars, and that Of pS-.t ING 80.
ccnd, in CHE yoiunac. eleven dollars, de''Sesss
in boards Price the Map, So, dela's
~ Asr persons who nsay have 4fihSsf.S1.
for these works, to lists which eafliesssea -
stipulated prices for the ssne, aad go ~
be dissatisfied with the tsrR,s iisT pfs'Dos'''
sFe at fiserty TO Withdraw their 'la't@@ ~
such lists. at any tiyne prior r the 81 ''.s .
December next. ~. i'l.s'
philadelphia June 3. aus.
A..l s.--- -
rarxrrs psaLS 81
SAM!It. SNOW DEN.
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FOX SALE.
on. 7Weeaay the tsenty-second Of December
ncrs. WILL DE SOLD at Public safe, on tar
freaases, that pleasant sent---
PROSPECT HILL.

he late residence Of John Gibson, esq. de
eeasrsi. Containing about one hundred and
seventy ACRES of LAND the greater part I'M
deer good Enclosures, with alarge, handsome,
and commodious dwelling-hexse, and every
necessary clubhouse in good order convenient
and well finished stabes-a young apple Or
schard of choice fruit beginning to bear--an
excellent garden and awell of fire water
This place is situated near Dumtries--ls We
~ healthy--and commands delightful pros
pect OF the Potomac.
A further description is deemed unncces-.
sai'y, as it is presumed any gentleman wish
ng to purchase, willyiew the premises,
The terms of sale will be sra, months credit,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity. Imnediatc possession will be given
Join Spence,
james REID,
Executors Of John Gibson,
Dumffies, Nov. Is. cots
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Eo3sselger, III King stsect flenand,ia : SIS
Has Just received for saie, a large supply OF
R,111dILY BTBLES.
Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton
+ ~ a, d60Us
Noyenber27. StaE2 m
- MOTTO & is hereby !gssDen, That q Pc
tition will be presented to the general assem-
bly, attheir next session, by the STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Little River Turnpike Company, pray
ing te be authorised to receive toll for every
FIVE miles Of the turnpike road when compile !.
ted and received according t. the act for an
cooperating said company.
November r.. iW4aw
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Dumffies, Nov. Is. cots
b III tt NJ 0 4 L
Rolling and Sitting mil.

E-HE subscribers are daily receiving froa
the mandatory 4 complete supply of
Sd, III, sd, Cd, I'd, Sd, lod, I'D and 30 pen
ny Hoop Iron suitable for cut nails-Aiso,
Spike and Nail Rods of all sizes. manufactur-
ed from iron of the best quality and executed
in the neatcst manner, which they seltat PHI
ladeiphia prices for cash.. Or On the usual ere
dit for scceptances in Baltimore They also
execute orders (if for more than ton)in the
neatest manner at very hort notice.
Andrew eG Thomas Ellieoti.
Baltimore, Oct. 81. Nov. j eol9tt
ST. MARYsS COLLEGE.
ST. ArD IGTYERY.
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Old ST. Estephe Htedoc laret in ssnes 9
enc dozen
A few dozen fine cid ffontinac.
Ditto do. best vine bittcrs
Jamaica and West-Indiss rum
s. New-Englald do.
Coeniac, Boufsleaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country pin
Schiedan gin in cases
Irish wh,sksy, very old
70 barrels Pennsy lvania ny e wlnskey
Cider in barrels
White vine anu Cider vinegar
Florence OIL in tasks
hossEaca,ls HAVANA honey
is Go. choice retailing molassca
Gunpowscr
Imperial
Tyson TEAS
DUNG Iyson - soog o,.ayt.
Hyson Skin and ~
.,oilehopr
Muscoysdo sugars, different qualities
Reno.al wlite do.
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Rot two blanks to prize, ans tic lowest
prize is twelve dollars. The scheme cohtains
only 2l,5oo tickets lo,oo0of which are &C
tually sold to a company Of gentlemen. in n.
York, to whom The Managers l,avc obligated
themselves 10 commence the drawing in tha
city of Baltimore, On IHURsada- ne slst
day o. DEcgxREE asst, and to draw 500 tick
cts per day.
Tickets and SHARES are now selling in a va
riety of numbers and very rapidly, at TEs
Dollars and aaxIF each, TOR short time at
G.. e. r. WAITE'S
75raly Fortunase Los'4ER1-O FFIcE, eoracs-
MARxE1 and STREETS,
BALTIMORE.
The GRANDEUR OF the scheme Of The above
Lottery, together with an assurance from the
Managers that it viii positively commence
drawing on the slst day Of December next,
have been a sufficient inducement for the sub
scrsbers to come to the city of Baltimore for
thesexpress purpose Of facilitating the sale
OF the tickets.
:, ., y yxY...+a
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a gTHORISED by the general assembly
Il Of nc state Of Maryland, the scheme Of
which the most brilliant ever offered 20 the
citizens of tie q. containing besides Large
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raryrpS Dt}LY 81
.SAMl9E. SNOW DEA.
AsstttS l'sshrifi".j
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-18

yIyIhL Sc sold a. RukEr.A aefion. on
Wv "Wednesday the SD instant, IL
the PLANTATION ofcspt Be.ianin Strothrr,
deceased. the personal estate OF The said
deceased. consisting u Horses, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs. aquantity Of Corn and
Rye, Grain in the ground, Farming u.
teqsils. Wagon and Gears, Cart and .
pair Of Oxen, ! set Of Black.mith's tools,
. good FAMILY Chariot with harness.
and a variety IL Household and Kitchen
Furnitufe, too nnmerous I o parficslar-
ise. A. credit oftwelye months wilt =
given. the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
/ THOMAS GRIGGS, 1I1
JOSEPH cRANE,
JeFvrson County, Dec. n, 1907. !
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J -
Pork Uanted.

CTRAYEB from the subscribers
- plantation. some time last spring, q
brown FlLLf, dhree years old, with q
Star Id Fer forshead-it is nosrecollect.
"a whether either Other feet were white
or not, had no brand she wss sea in
June. near the; swami Pond, IN company
With an iron gray stud colt. Anypsrson
who will return her, shalib be eomPeusa-
sed for trouble, cpd exnenses. III
DAVID HUNTER
December II, 10Y. q
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Negroes 10 tire.

4EoR hire. 10 the highest bidder, on
j the ktstsiay Of January next, for
one year, n my dwelling houee, sun
dry SLAVES, bslonging 10 the estate
of James Strodk, deceased, consisting Of
Men, Women and Children. Bonds
uilh approved ssslsits willie required.
md further terms made known by
HENRY Err,
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, HSr -
Berkeley County, Dee. Il, 1907.
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G q NC S S.

EE'-eSAS%aNN NNDS-fiSr AAe@z& AZ
Debate o. IL BIZ naiiag further ap-
btepgiafibn5 J itke sakpose effhs Ne-
", darin1 ihe bear 1907.
llrosrmufDsl
Nj. .9yisry desmsa il his dug 10 ..
sign bis fsasons To- iAe yoie he va 4.
bput % giye. TIE Hspss would Fscal-
lect, char IN the course Of processing
which had taken Place yesterdays this
Ebiii containing 90 many appropriations,
ard coming be6orsshe Houss under snsA
peculiar ciTsnmsfanees, anda motion be-
ing made for The .comshittee ID rise, he
had assumed the SUPPLEMENTARY right Of
asking Of the organ Of the House, Q few
questions, In order TO ascertpin The par
ticular objects of these appropriation
whether the amaunt Of appropFiations 10
the bill covered the whole extent Of mill.
tary stores mentioned a. the REsreideut's
message, as having eenpHrchased, and
whether they extended overall the ex.
p~sndi.urrs which had beenkmade. he
had conceived that all the qdsstions be
had asked, were ~rrlrsans 10 the subject,
80 . 49,
soch As ne nao t'gnsIo ~ -
pressed NC daaPPfooes.on q sns isRPsY,
P'tat'on OF une sxPeodi.ule Wnise pro-
ton. There, was No g-ntleman Of the
eomm,esee;ot WAYS anc means w Pls.
tenoeo e llunnlns.e tns 49, 49,
contrary nosa soll..e -. 49,
mace. At'naa oeen saio tnaeGS 49,
% oveienrow me D,ii. ns.ng ps1seo .n
tfastai.uation ne deemsds y nus guy 10
add aiew remafss % snsv wnas Wsxe
INC ssal onleess O. nls enquir.es-
ne iasu = down 81 Psiocsp.e, 30 ne
called on sgensse@e - ~
tnis was PartiEnlar case. On our
unpIesedeneedts g ne
ma from yssginla 80 .aue.Pa'e1
ma idess on1ns subject s!S0at, spopen
andsr iormer appIoPrs.aoas snsse naa
oeen nisappfoPs.aaenss 'nefe s9au 5os
noipstanes 70 weien g was aPre-
sious appropriation. ms was g new
case va ieadins case, Tor which there
was NO precedent. %Sie wished to know
6 particular circumstances. hoy the
iai.h ana honor Of the nation was Pledg-
Cd. and now u had. been done He
thought ne had 2 right 70 ask this. He
made the enquiry tor another reason !
10 all cases underline tormer administra-
tlon, altno mlsapproprlAtions had been
made, ne wnols procedure had bsen q
vowed always appeared On the records,
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quenlly; and freqssntly he spoke ahous
Spanish war He spoke several times on
this subject 70 me and others. He fho's
if there was any war with Spain, thar i
would be the interest Of the United States
70 carry an expedition Into Mexico. He
said that he himself would willingly engage
and asked me whether men conld be got
10 Kentucky 20 embark in il. 1 told him
I thought ,heyscouid.
MI. Hay Did you make any contract
with col. Burr for -four ! a. He said that
he was going 70 settle the Ouachisa land,
and in the even. Of war, he would sti.
pplase with bis nneo 70 go against the Spa.
niatds, and thss thea he would tak@from
me q quantity Of -four, not exceeding two
beat loads.
TTo be continued
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BRiDGEToWN, Barbados, Oct.

i.se capture Of the eoemYs prlsair
Janna Richard by the Windsor Gas
Packet. mentioned ia our paper OF Sat-
day on which day they arrived here, WI
in comparative degree, sven raak amos
The mos, gallant achievements Ct cur
w, and ,raly deserves every eucom'u'
that can be bestowed unou it. The disPs
rity of force between the TWO vessels put
this brilliant action il the ciearesI poIot OF
view, and seryes further TO establish the
general reputation Of our seamen while
it results great credis upon The cool and
collected courage of Mr. Rogers ac'lnS
captain, as wei! as on the steady, gooa
.conduct and discipline OF his crew. Inc
Windsor Cssle carries four 8 and TWO =
FOUNDERS, and 2S rasu The Prsa'eef S"
SIS and one long t8 pouodsr aGIdsoiF'
worked on traverse, and So men. ~
action, from its commencement. (|Mcll
was on the part Of The enemy al lo0g sao.}
to lis close, was nea.ly three hours, oo' "
was IN a hard fight Of about % hiIaoeh
yard arm and ysrsi arm, mat VIC 49,
was gained. The enemy run % bos1a ~ y.
packet and hung on her grapnal's, sad VIZ
her tnuskesry sad srayerse guas dld =, =.
much iaiary bot captain Rogers ava,H'a
himself Of the height OF his qja''efa' Ky,
up 50 gsiling q fire Of musqa-sry. that 'a >,
enemy was fooled 10 every a''emp. "
throw iais tnen on board, numbers OF VIZ.
were picked from hes shrouas aad 's''''o
in their Efforts to get ever. -.
One Of the quarter dees gups 0! 'aS III Z,
es brins also brought 70 bear tore a"'
GA the enemy, the captain ortisffa 40 /,
,ional charge Of one haadted mustF
which were poured in upon her ": q.
dreadful slaughter, that her aSe1 -
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Resolved. That s

e nsass aaa nssnutscsurss & =, q
the Office e surveyor # ls ,Ss # sbe6
master , g 4 y the dis,rjcl # yP pr, ot
Agreed e. :" or o,hs. );
Mr. Thomas moved ~.
was before the House las, a. me Dill II
subject ofthe post olEics AID session sa !,
which vas indefinitely pos, - POS, 'osS
petitions which had Beer py n.1 VII
that sabjsct, should be rsfsrre p,Is : !,
mlstee appointed to couside, =: Nc
the present session, ms sub,
Mr. Dana doubted the prom.
fefriug q bill cf!ast session - Prey s0 #
tee ofthis bosse. suy Cos
mr.. Thomas said tia, ,ba
committee was empowered = p0s'N
bill or Otherwise; that tie ii, 'sp'N
70 be referred to them, was \. p'0ps
q former comas'tfee, and a par, If lsp 20
finished business F.las, session :, y, ne
priety of ssssblishiag dlgsreo,, ,d .le
Desn considered; aud it would avs sus
save the pFeasas cnna.;s,se rnnah p'oos
TO have the report before tbem tA s'0pI
Mr.lDann wished. If n. -,
any prscsdsas 10 view, shs, + Re .soa's !
duce i. For his past. he bsiys s.5 P
proposition perfectly novel oue ''sa
Mr.. ~. Aston said iswopI,s (.
per o.rsfsrs 81. otlast session. W.T. ~
acquired, would the commi,tes J, "aai
bill shos referred They mus, e;.n w..
il 10 some way. When a former r .ros'
referred to committee, ii NAV b. n e.,
part Of the reportof such cornm;I,ss ''u
they cannot make bill oflast sess;o, !.
of their report The commute =.
doubtless caasthsir sye oycr,he bill i ~ -
ton, wi,hout making any airec, ref,1 y
CTR, and would make sachase ofpas,I
might think proper.
Mr. Newson proposed division 4
question. There could beno doob, e
proprle'y OF referring The petiiiona pres,
ed atthe last session.
Mr.. Thomas Dad no objection to mo,
his motion, aud TO omi. the rstsreoe,
the bill.
Err Ely could see no reason WV al
applications mace at the last session 70,
terasionsin the post roads should be ref
ed to the committee ofthe pyesea. sess
Many OF those applications might nc, +
find any gentlemen to supper. them.
thought the better way would be tor m
bsrs to bring forward such alteta.ions
they might wish withousrefsreace to y
had taken place last session,
Mr. Thomas withdrew his motion
proposed a resolution ins,ruc,iag the )
Office committee TO enquire intotbe exas
ency of establishing a new roadin ale
tain part of his district.
Mrssrs. Lewis, Swart, Store RI
(T) offered similar resolutions whiow,
agreed to,
Mr. Porter moved that the Petit,
Mary L Hibbs of Pennsylvania, preat
q. former session, be referred 10 then
mitsec Ct claims.
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SATURDAY, JuNE, l3, 1907.
GASP ARD LIONI,

FROM BALTIMORE,
Is Ills stap IN tozvn zaH be eAt shart, has eened
at LsdAC. ROBE IJY;S and DC. store, saa
eGsrs for sale,
TSEN pieces esarse Linens
u Ten do. German White Rolls
8: Twelve do. Britannias
Six do. Bed-Ticking
Four do Muslin
Half dozen Silk Umbrellas
One box Hair. Powder
Two baskets Sweet Oil in large bottles
Two boxes Martinique Cordials
Two casks Gid Haut Bripn Claret. s
Gne 90. White Grape Vinegar
One hogshead soft-shel.ed Almonds
One barrel English Walnuts. ~
Twenty boxes Muscatei Rdsins
Three do. Vsrmicheilic
Two do. Figs
Four quarter chests Young Eyson Tea
Coffee in barrels and bags
Philadelphia Mustssd
Pepper Ell
Old GuyeH Cheese
Best Spanish Segsrs
Dimijohns, &c.
June IL. div
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Corn, Wheat, &c. for Sale.

+ = II
DY virtue OF deed of trust made to me BY
I'D Richard b. Zee, Esq. Of Fairfax coun.
ty, 10 secure to Elhfott, Campbell ans Wheel
er, the payment of certain sum of money
therein mentioned, Twill offer at public aucs
ton, on SATURDAY., the 10th of June.
next, for ready cash, at the plantation OF the.
said r. b. Lee, ON which he now lives, the
following
VALU ABLE PROPERTY,
TO WIT
All the Wheat Of last crop which grew or
the said farm, supposed to be 1000 bushels:
All the Wheat OF last crop which grew OF
his Lonely estate, near>the fails Of Potomac
supposed 1900 bushels.
500 barrels Indian Corn, upon the said two
estates.
SO Horses and Mules, upon the two es.
tates, and SO head Ct neat Cattle.
The sale VIII commence at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and continue until all. is sold
or s., much thereof as is sufficient to satisfy
the ss:a claim.
Edmund |. Lee.
snSau1o dts
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Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Pa
.tentcc, next door below Mr.. Alexande
MsKenzie's, lower end of Prince-strcet, B
alexandria.
THEY furpass any yet extant, for
ease, elegance, &e. Masters of vessels ard
other gentlemen going to the West-Indus,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished Wit IN
assortment, and a great allowance TO those
who purchase by the quantity.
N. d. The buttons on the lack parts oftbe
waistband ought he plaeedshe same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons 9 Z,
the Suspenders,; to prevent IMPROPER stlsts,s
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in the construction ofthe article. So.
Richard Horwell.
.ALS0,- ,@e>ss,
Received hcr sAih Less0dos from Lir,e1Hoa,
Red, Green, Bile and Yellow
Morocco Leather,
Coed quality orlsadlefs, sloe-makers. beck
binders, hatters, &c.sg
*, LIXEI,ISE,.ts r
SadlerS Seating Leather, anda few dozen
Morocco suitable fSr NE WsstIndies.
MSey .. 63-E
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Marchs7
rsstrset OF C.aua5

|kT0T'iGE is ls,,e5y gfoss 70 eiR syhom it
N p,sy coEre,r, Taatth Consul General
Ia Portugal to the Jaf.ea e,ya,,ss 81 : seslicas
rs asithorizeS lie Sslaser ibef, 10 isssA-s ali
Snpers That MAY be necessary for vessels
soan;i from che ports of this district to any in
Esu;sal or Madeira.
s. hose masters Of vessels who may omit
ssrllg their hills of health thus certihed, will
m.nie to undergo quarantine.
asis requisite that any article shipped for
sseeaa. OF a Portuguese subject, should be
s.se'ared, and sW,rn TO. rs Portuguese proper
IN and the OiliA Of lading iegaiized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
war is. d
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LUMBER YARD.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
/ friends and the public in general, that
he has established a LUlfBER YARD, adj
Joining Colonel Ramsay's wharf, where he
Intends keeping a constant supply OF the best
materials in that line, and will sell low for
cash or on short credit. q
James Mcclure.
May s. eoam
N. B. He continues the Horse-Joiners'
business, and from his knowledge in that line,
will pay particular attention to any orders for
Lumber that he may receive.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY,, 18Th Instant,
At 4 O'Clock, p NJ. viii be offered for sale Oh
TIE premises, en- a credit of, niae, twciyes
and eighteen months, for Negotiable notes.
with approved eRdorsers---.
"A valuable Lot Of Ground, ST.
tuatc ca Patrick and Eing-strects, and bind
ing on the fsrnler 100 feet, and on the latter
f4s feet. a three story brick house has been
erected on THIS property which is at present
Ia an unfinished state within. 1t binGs on
King-ssreet nearly opposite toDavey Davey's.
For further particulars enquiry may be gaasac
of the sabscriacs, bosore, or ON tle r-y OF
sale.
I, 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-13
May 10.
Pubic Sail. Of Lands.

On Saturday the a7th day Of .Jane aea't, spN DC
said at he Cafee Ronse, iatAe tosva OF .dIea-
andria. atls o'elock, d thaf day-by vl1fue
Of a decree eflde dsnorat1e The D'ited Satss
G;rcat CORY, et'the Disf,ict Of CollA n61a,t os
she Couasyof .dterand71a, on 6 iTaa 2 ','oafhs
credit, the falao7sfng tracts efiahd ter"tt:
One Tract Or parcel OF land,
lying in the county Of Fairfax, adjoining the
lanag Of the late Col. Charles BroadWater,
containing about 500 acres.
One other Tract Of Land, IN
the connty of Montgomery. on the waters OF
piney River and Paint Greek, branches otthe
Eenawha, granted by the commonwealth OF
Virginia to Nicholas Hannah, containing 900
acres.-.H7so,
One other Tract of Land, If
the county of Hampshire, in the state of Vir-
ginia, formerly granted to Bryan Bruln, and
by him sold to John PaniSake, containing 482
acres--The above mentioned lands were, by
the last will and testament of Robert Alexan-
der, tleceased, devised to his son Robert, and
are now sold to satisfy debt due to George
.Chapmas, junior.
Thomas Swami, 8
George Deneale, s.
Edmund |. Lee, } :
May ao.