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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03
PUBLIC SALE.
70 BE SOLD, on tie reamisiss on NOR
DRY. tie 6fh day Of -4laget aext,
s The Lots Of Ground. with

li4GT LOlS Vi OlOulIlA, tlaA
the Improvements, now occupied by Mr..
lz4sh SAITH, together with the whole remain
ing part of the said two Lots, containg halt
square, save ~ feet inches on Royal
aid ~ feet ca Queen-street, decided to and
nov in the occupation of JoAn 11andeUifie.--
The said Lots bounded on the south by the
lots fforge " belon 5ing the late IgfflAan
Ramsay; on the east by Royal-street, on the
north by Queen-street, and on the west by
Pitt-street. One third Of the purchase money
to bepsid down the remainder IN /, 2, or ,
years, as may suit the purchaser. A decd OF
trust and bond will be required TO secure the
payment Of principal and interest thereon, an
nlally. If any person wish to contract "
private sale, previous to April they may ap
ply to Join Loagden, who is authorised to bar
gagn for the same If the property be not
sold it will be leased ON FOUND rent ior ever
on very low terms.
February 25 9aWtS
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r WILL dispose of my T.aNY.ARD, IN
the town of Bun.files, together with ali
the stock of Leather and Bark now on hand.-
The House and Lot viii be sold on a liberal
credit, or exchanged for Wet Goods-the
stock of Leather and Bark may be had with
the Lot, for which cash must be given. A
description is deemed unnecessary, as those
inclined to purchase will certainly view the
nroperty first. | will only add that, the house
is.conyenient and comfortable, and the yard
supplied with every utensil necessary for the
tanning business.
Thomas Jacob.
Dunfries, March IA. isl .s2awtf
". B. The House and Lot will be sold low
for cash
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One Lot or parcel Of ground,

CIlc LOt iOl PA lSf VI - otai4ot,
situate On the south side of Kingstreet, and
to the eastward Of Fairfax-street, extending
on King-street IS feet, thence southwardly,
with line parallel to Fairfax-street, 80 feet,
to twelve foot alley On this lot there are
two good frame store houses.
One other Lot, situate to the
southwark Of Queen-street, and on the east
side Of Fairfax street, and extending there
with 81 feet inches, thence eastwardly and
parallel to Queeh-street go feet.
also,
One other Lot On 7 homplorfs
alley, extending on said alley and binding
thereon A feet 8 inches, by S3 feet deep.
A credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months
will be given to the purchaser, on his giving
his notes, with an approved endorser, for the
payment ofthe purchase money in three equal
instalments, and deed of trust on the pro-
perty.
Ludwell Lee, Trustee.
March ! 4, StawSY
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January %.
Valuable Property for sale {

Pursuant to decree of the circuit court for
the district of Columbia, held at Alexan-
dria, and the last will of Benjamin &lreve,
deceased; his executors offer for sale,
WHAT Valuabie PROPERTY at the corner of
J. King and Fairfax-streets, part of which
is occupied by Charles Bennett. The lot ex-
tends 40 feet on King and 70 feet on Fairfax
street, is subject TO rent charge of SO dollars
per annum.
To those who are DESTROYS, either of yecur-
ing a good stand for business, or vesting their
money in real estate, this is most inviting
piece of property. A small part of the money
will be required in hand or in an approved
note at so days--on the, balance liberal Gre
dit will be given. Forterns apply to either
of the executors or TO Benjamin Shreve.
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, Ex'rs.
John Janney,
November %. 2aw
Printing, IN ats various branches,
haaatoalssY esssgsea at thu, office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03
Public Sale.

On the 10th of April next, WILDE offered TO
sale, on the premises, on "a credit OF nine
twelve and eighteen months, fornegotlable
notes with approged indorsers,
A valuable Lot Of Ground, ST.
tuate ON Patrick and King -streets, and bind.
ing on the former 100 feet, and on the latter
48 feet. A three story Brick House has been
lately erected on this proEerty, which IS ia
present in an unfinished state 8lthin: it binds
on Kinsg-street nearly opposite to Davey Da-
yey's. For further particulars enquiry may
be made of the subscriber, before or on the
day of sale.
]. H. Hooe.
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Patent Elastic suspender<
To be had, wholesale and retail. ae ~
tentec, next door below Mr. NJ. -
M'Kenzie's, lower end Of prince-st,s e',4asi'
Iexandlia.. A'
THEY lurpass any yer estam. &.
ease, elegance, sc. Masters Of resseIs -.
other gentlemen going to the AVesf.Jp,E ~
Spanish Main, sc. may be Furnished Win y
assortment, and great allowance "a ~, ny
who purchase by the quantity.
n. b. The buttons oR the back .nsrts ~.
Waistband ought be placed the same d;sr,iss
from each other, as. the two center buttono :
the Suspenders, to prevent improper STRAIN,
ing, and thereby destroying the ease degje,no.
in tho construction of the article
Richard Siorwe4
4HL80,
Red, Green, & BLACK Nlr4ott,,
Leather,
BY the dozen or single Skin r4os go. .,
EorweH's Patent Suspendes Wanuh,etory. :
Prinee-street. d.2,,
Dissolution Of Partnership.
TsHE partnership of Dousy md klgl!s TX
]. dissolved ON the 18th instant 4,n@ vi.
Nam N. Nils is solely authorissd tc se454e A
accounts Of the late firm
William n Nails.
Surviving Partner of Daveg sad aIlEs.
January %. sol
aE- al those indebted 30 Inc above
firm are requested to discharge their eesPear
i've dues on or before the 10th day O. ApY8
next, otherwise suits will be commenced 2,
gainft them, without respec4 &c parsoaa
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Advertisement.
January 20.

BY an order of the County Court of Fan
quier, we the subscribers are appointed COM
missioners for selling the building of a Goal
for said county forty feet by sixteen in the
clear, eighteen feet pitch, with passage be-
low aud above, to be built of brick or stone
This is therefore TO gi1'e notice, that proposals
will be received Ito be lodged. with Nm, Hor-
nerl until Saturday the 25th of April next
and if none should be agreed upon on that
day, we shall! proceed to let said building to
the lowest bidder, on Monday following, boz
ing court day.
William Homer,
George B. Pickett. :
VIM Edmonds, jr.
Thornton Buckner, s
Wiley Roy,
Fauquier COURTHOUSE,
February 20. [asl 2awasthA
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FoR sdLE,

FoR SHE,
On advantageous. terms
\ A THREE STORY, BKIGK. WIRE
IN HoUSE, OH Unim-street, next door
to benjamin Shreye, Jun. well situated for the
SAiftsialg or Grocery buslne ss--Also, LOI
of GROUND, at the corner. OF Water and
Woae-streets.
TO RENT.
.4a,d immediate Possession given,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairtax-street, occupied by Jaco6 Hg6p11ah
An excellent stand for the DRY GooD busl-
ness.-Apply to
Jonah Thompfon & Son.
March IA. 3taWtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03
Just Published,
By ROBERT GR.aY, at his Book and Stafi-
onary Store, King street,
NEW EDITION OF THE
ENGLISH READER
Pieces in Prose and Poetry.

Pieces IN Prose and Poetry,
Selected from the best writer's, designed to
assist young persons to read with propriety
and effect; to improve their language and
sentiments, and to inculcate some OF the most
2mr ortan. principles ofpiety and virtue with
a lew p eeiiminary observations on the propri-
ETY. q good reading. By L4NDLAY MUIR
RAY, author of English grammar, exercise,
&c. Price Is cents, bound in,strong and du-
rRbls leather.
March l6. 2aw2m.
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To Rent

W Will, RI / the three story briek--hou l
wita all tie back buiidsfgs attached there
10, On King and PatrlcA streets, tor aa'5t
occupied by Davey Lat'sg as a tasern---f OF
terms apply 70 !, ,,.,,
Marc, o. eod
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! AMES BACON.

JAMES BACON
Il, mir Gpocrpy Sroar. m EJTne.etreef 1csA
ndd;t;on n his t,1rn,er STOCK ,dde6
A e,ea, C,n,ly oe Cenu;ne 4 ,s;ciss n
~ - r.g
1SE orcCeiy Liz
Which makes his assortment soh1l'le&
He nozv offers for sale, on his uaVai 'oa9 tef9:
MuGeoyado S,,oars ofusv;oaS Qu2
,;t;ss
r n,f and ,,~.n A.,
Ao''> ce1l a-a %ap = 01s-o'
$50 ,a,9~'e'' / as6
1 49, ro,,4;.,io,lr $el0a
49, 80 H., P"' 90 ed Scp
I e Tyson ~, ns.
e,s soll-oa'h' anu
~. $50 e.
cc
chocolate OF superior q''asAS
. =,
.Basellos. j
Sherry 1 -, ~
lisbon,
Slei1f's'
Malaga ana
"eii''i,'e 9i' u
oI5 - |.l.o c. 60 - c., r,,n;, a2s
Antigua, St. Croix, St. NlElcsals> se'a
England 1a Rum 1!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05

Of Swarfw sus VI ere criminal; arccYjingto'
Mr.. Swar.wout they were ianorsn. and
honorable.
AS i have spoken 10 such high fsrms OF
NJ. Tasewrll's ssasemtns, ! must beg
!rare 10 except from that sentiment, the
inference which he drew from the manner
ii which Mr.. Swariwon, Delivered his tea.
Tim orr before the graud jury. The man
i,sr Of Mr.. Swartwout was certainly that
ef CONSCIOUS Innocence. But there is o.
Their testimony in the case. | chuss 20
suspend my opinion of characters till this
investigation shall have terminated.
Evideneete be continued
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Late Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, October IA.

ItCC " OiVlHo tbf" Ho ut VIC v l'V.H'
Consols, money, 62s-for acc. 6255--
Omnium, ! dis. Excheqner Oils. par.
Several private letters have been receis.
ed from Lisbon, brough, by the Albion
cutter, the arrival Of which at Falmouth
we anaouneed yesterday. They are Of the
9Th and 28.h uls. and stare that on the
25sh, Mr.. Gambler had privately ioIIns''
ed 70 The British factory, and the in:ima;l.
on was communicated with all convenient
dispatch ia a!l Englishmeo resident ip Por'
,ugal, particularly those connected win
trade, tha, il would be advisable fox them
Immediately to pot themselves 10 state
OF readiness to embark wi,h.heir prcPer'y;
and they were directed to conduct tke pre-
naration wirhou, any bus,le or public ezhl-
bi.io, that should De likely 10 be.ray tsslf
purpose !; all secrefy, however, was soon
over, for it becsme kpown 90 the 2sth 'ha
all hope Of any aa,icsb!e accommodation
between Portugal and the enemy had COM
ple,ely vanished. The prince having ns1'
folly resisted every means employees by me
agents Of France to reconcile him 10 DIS
owu disgrace snd subjugation OF his com
try; having totally rejected The demands
of the enemy, the French and Spanish ao''
bassadors had, on The 9Th demanded 'hs'r
passports, which were granted 10 'hem on
the morning of the % h. Their departure
was hourly expected, aud The utmost pos.
si5ie exertion was, of course. immed'atT
set on foot 10 accelerate Inc preparation =,
our counuymen 10 leave Portugal; aaa
also, as il is mentioned, OF the Postu SueSs
gsvernmea, to proceedto the brazll''
In consequence of an application rom
Lord Stamford, the Prince Regent has issu'
ed an order to the several officers OF the Gus
toms to allow the re-shipment OF British Pfu-
perry without payment of any dutles-alu az. a..
SO that such officers should, together WIN ".
military, ifrequired, afford every ASSISTANT
in taem power to forward such reshlpmenlr =.
This order strongly implies the anncaoie o.,
position Of TIE Prince Regent, who has Os'A
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naadsd a., and had righ, 10 aea.,,
inc t' ~ When 'hsy only half losnf' :
mac, MADE 2 show 70 induce The peon.. 'fr
Eeye they would do some.hirs G. 'ab
tie should as socn cxpect - as@
lerce but bslt his ground. a.'a :, d
lsave his crop esposed, as thai ,hsy la''
80 cu; hall WY ~ loItilyire yp.,,,s, ".aa
nemy. He bepsd they would nc, ', an ~
DER away monty TO so frrpesr ta aS -
part he would rcs vote for less than ~ :. n' ~
tic'cnt sum for ifhe did, he should ~
slider himself as violating these pr;n,;
,o'eeonomy vhlct should always be at. :
Sd 70 10 gover0m en'. ar. q. wishea,s.%
honse cot cnly to make a. souod. h., nc
as slough they Essr, 10 60 scme,b;r. o'
Upon this sIbjec. biz eons.isu,ct, T.. =
sselauely alive 70 every thing whiclr,r.,.
pred from rhst house: they had ps,i, ;os'
ediformerly and bad received petty ,r. anu
pris.isns Which might al have been p'.u'
pended 90 Is fsessot GROUND This wouls
nc, do soy longer; some,h;eg mus, r;,S. ~
be done for ,hrm, CT they rus, b. ,ola
that they mus. take care of ,hem.,lr..
and then they would knog VIVA, 10 Co
At this time, when they saw approaching
So nearly to them-when they saw aImost rs
allied that State Of war which they had 50 of
ten been told might happen, and for Which
the people hid been so often warned to p,e.
pare, Mr.. G. hoi.cd they would give I'd some
ofthat tenacious hard76stcdness which had ri.
therto clinched their fingers so closely in ii,
purse strings Of the national treasury +
was their cities which now called for nro,cc
tion-it was. better TO expend money in nro
tecting tn csc deposits of individual wealth
these sources OF national revenue, than in buy.
ing unprodnctiye widernesses, or Speculative
in hot beds of sediton and treason better
protect what they had, than purchase that
which might become acursc to them. They
had better do something, for what gentleman
of that house once called {" the good old thr.
teen U. S. and not lei all their care and all
their tenderness travel westward. Do some.
thing for as, said Mr.. G.. but do net think Of
us by merely pretending TO Go it;
let us know what you mean TO do: i feel nv.
self authorised to demand that what we have
asked shall be granted to US, or that we Shall
be told in direct terms that you will do netting
for us. Atleast deal plainly with US. When
you come with your 100000 or $50 900 dol
lars, whatstoes it amount to? Can any mem
Der in the house lay his bard upon his heart,
and say, that either of these sums would an
swerthe purpose of etlectual defence for the
whole sea coast of the y States. Mar. c.
hoped the chairman Of the committee of agI
sressions would not misconccive him; he
meant no reflection on the committee or is
chairman. He ayowed his belief that the coma
mittee meant to discharge their duty; butthey
must forgive me, said Mr.. G. if too feel the
necessity of doing mine.
(Deba.e to6e continuedi
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A-PUBLIc SALE

NJ Y virtue Of a deed of trust from General
II , HENRY LEE, for securing to3WILLIAM
LupwELL LIE, deceased, the payment OF a
debt of sixteen thousand six hundred and six
ty-six dollars and sixty-siy cents, with inter-
est thereon from the 18th Gay. of April, 1923,
and upon the request of the legal representa-
tives of the said WILLIAM LUDWBLI- LEE,
deceased, / shall sell at public auctions, to the
highest bidder, the following
3 racts Of Land,
At the periods hereafter nentioned-that -
to say
One tract of land, lying in West
moreland county, called s Holis's NlarsA,,
containing, as mentioned in the said deed,
two thousand eight hundred acres or therea,
houts-and
One other Tract OF Land, called
& Black Grounds containing eleven hundred
acres, more or less, In Westmogeland coun-
ty-at TVestmoreland Court Hcss2s, On TIE 23d
day of March next, being court day -
One other Tract Of Laad, stated to
sontain sixteen hundred acres, called $ E'Jf-
fatoe lc,,sH, lying in tie county OF frede-
rick, together with I2oiety ofthe Mil upon
the said tract-r-at Niaches.er,- on the 4th day
Of May next:--
And all the Right, Title, Iateress
or Claim of the said Henry LEE ard WEE,
to five hundred acres, lying in faiiFax.coun-
tv, at the mouth ofDithcult Run, Gil the west
SIDE thereof, at or near the great falls OF Po-
tomac-at Fairyaac Gears. House, on the ! STA
day OF May next.
Its expectedthat persons wishinegs+to pur-
chase either OF the above tracts, Will previous
iy view the same.
.Bushrod Washington,
TRUSTEE.
January so. -2aW
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g. The Trustees of the Az.
andria Academy, have engaged the Rev "a, :,
OWEN IS. MAGRATH as a Teacher of . thsaa
tin and Greek Languages, and Mr. lns Id
CowING to teach English, Nritino ea = ;l'
metie, Geography and the MathemSsstiiess '':-
the Academy Their Schools will he ao u
for the reception of.scholars on Wrdres sssa
the hrstof April next. In the mean t;,n o'1aa
plicatieh may be made to either of ,bat
Teachers FOR admission of scholars > Tl
price Of tuition to be Thirty Dollars in tba ~
per room and Twenty in the lower W. Y,
sstristest attention will be paid by the vis;taSs
and Trustees to the progress Of the pups ~
their respective studies.
An election of twelve Trustees will he h.,a
at the Academy, on the I'd Monday Of Ami,
next, at IL o'clock. a.
By order Of Tie Trustees, IN
N. Fitzhugh, SCI
March6. 60
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FOR SALE,

- WELL finished three story BRICK
IN HOUSE and LOT, OH King-street,
the most commercial street. in town and IN the
center of it.
A we'll finished two story Brick House and
Lot, on Dllke-street, near the river.
A.Lot of Ground a short mile above town,
containing fse and one eighth acres, near the
river. - f9f
Twelve hundred and eighty acres OF military
Lands in the state of Tennessee, on Obeyss
river, a branch of the Cumberland river,
Attract of Land containing $40 acres, In
Grecnbriar county, Virginia.
Also, a very convenient and well finished
Brick House and Lot, in Georgetown, with
Brick Stable, Coach House, &c.
Also, two story Fran House and Lot,,in
Gcorge-Town, and Bake House--the lot is
3S feet a inches front and lo7 feet deeps--A
part PAYMENT Will ho nv,ectsd dnV'''-
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

q, fas sd say Of .ds,1stE ae.rt, ssA se1' az
- ,,aSlze sale, .Jo,s read snoaaey, 81. .
a valuable Tract Of Land, nowsln
~. o.cnpa,ion of If. James II. Blake; situate
in Fairfax county, in the sonmonwealth OF
N;rr;nia. ON the south side Of Pohlck creek,
containing ABOUT s25 acres, be the same more
or less This land was sold and conveyed IN
the wear l7o5 by Col. SSillialn Fitzhugh to
lanes II. Blake, Richard Parrot, and An
5 thopy Banning, and in r7ss by them convey
ed to me in trust to be sold upon the happen
mo Of s-tain events which have taken place.
Col. William Fitzhagh held this land under
: his ancestors, who together with himself NAG,
possessed il without any interfering adverse
claim frv,n any quarterSyery nanny years pre-,
&sious 10 the yearl79 res $50 that At IS belleyea
there can be.no possible doubt in the title
5ltYseiling as4I do as a trustee, will not give
any sarral,tee except against my and those
claiming under nae. A further description IS
conceived unnecessary, as the sale VIII be
made aou the land on the day above mention
) ed, and commence at the hour or Il O'Clock
i'm theforeneon.
- Leonard Mackali.
Eebsuary -27. 81 lawsss /
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
February. 81.
Land for. Sale.

;vTSHE. subscriber wishes to sell about kfteen
II !, and an half acres of Land, within half a
mile of Alexandra, situate on the south side
of the lane leading. from MIR. Hodgson's dwell
ling to the poor Louise, and directly opposite
that building. Although this property iroga
It's situation must soon become valuable, 1t
will be sold low for cash, or good negotiable
paper at ninety, one hundred and eighty, and
two hundred and seventy days. Apply 10
JAMES IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
january 20. eotf