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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

COZ, whit they ridicule our apprebsn6nas,
and fcof at our preparations, with trembling
foicitude impore his fpeedy arrival, TO re-
ward themfor their apohacy, and to refcue
them from the Roadings Of guilt aud the terrors
of impending punifhment."
After this addrets Gen. Wikinfon charged
L'vingaoa aud Alexander with being parties to
the confpiracy.
The effed produced at New Orleans by this
iifclofure is faid 10 have been very friking.
Comfortable fcepticifm previeuly exifted OF the
reality of the plots afcribed to Burr but af-
fer this expofnre, general and even ardent
difpohtion was excited, vigoroufly to maintain
order and fupport the government.
is mderdood that an a!luEou evas here
meant to MegTa. LiOing/2on and A!exander.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

One OF our letters from Warrington nie;.,iop, ,bs
on FRIDAY the 10th infant Criar A. Rodney was not
minated TO the fenate as attorney general of the Uni;
tedStates. RI Q o"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27
CoMMUNTcATIoR.


THE following is copy of the return made
by General Wilkinfon to the writ of habcas
corpus inued at New Orleans for the body of
Doctor Errick Bollman, and in his addrefs to
the court on the occaficn, the General denounc-
ed the two lawyers" who had procured the
writ as parties in the confpiracy. 1t appears
that young Swartout delivered General Will
k'afon the original of the letter, which gave him
full and compleat information of all Burr's
plans, and Doetor Bollman prefented the CO.
py-S@artout was fezed and is now under
guard on his way TO Baltimore. Bollman has
arrived at Charlefton under the care of Lieut..
WILTON, Of the artillery. Had congrefs fufpend.
ed the habeas Corpus aef, all the confprators
at New-Orleans would have been fixed, and
many traitors might have been fecured in diff
terent parts of the Union. Young Ogden, who
accompanied S*srtous, was fcized, but OBJ
tanned habeas corpus, and was releafed. He
is now at large.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

ESf,a5 Of letter fOm rsrmb-- Of C0rg,sG, drtsS,
WgGngfeI, Jan. %, sO7.
LAT night SwArsout and Bollman arrived IN
der feperate gusrds-hey fill kept fudiouny a.
part, and to-day application by the executive has
been made to the circuit court for warrant have
them committed by the civil power. The court have
hot decided"
ave learnt to day that alexander Lawyer, is oil
his way from Orleans to this place in AREA by Cen
Wilkinfon"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

1t is expected, fays the WeHern World. tb.,
4, number OF recruits viii 60 from the flste Of
1snnenee' as col: Burr is faid to have more
,"nIentI1l dr'ehds IN that fate than in any part
OF the Wetern Country, Louifiana exc erted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

Aaron Burr isfaid to have invited Gen. Wkinfon
into his plan by the dazzling inducements of $4,000
dolls. year, and his fons ucceeding to the throne of
Mexico the death of Burr. But fortunately for
his country the mind of Cen. WiIkinion was proof a.
gainR thefe temptations.
In the debate in Congress on Mr.. RandoIphs rtfo-
luton obferve for the fir time pointed appeal
to the Mraiures Of latt winter. That gentleman has
once more affirmed ground, which we perfectly
dilaPProve.-We principally open to his anertons on
the mealures of the Republican minority.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

Gales OF unauthorized WAR.
/. Treafon agaiuR the u. States.
2. n military expedition fet on foot qvitbi1
the territory or jurifdielon of the u. States
agdinf the domnions of foreign nate
with whom We are at peace.
8. The fitting out or armng any private flIip
or yelieI of war without the limits of the
u. 5. with an intent to commit hoRiIiiies
upon the fuhjects, citizens or property Of
for ign fate or of the u. S.
ia oitrzrn commit the lat crime, he is de.
clared guilty of high mifdemeanor, and is
punihabe by fine not exceeding $4,000 dol
lars; aud imprisonment not exceeding three
years.--The cafe of A. B. does not probably
come within the laR defcrpiion.
The definition of the I'd cafe, is laid down in
the act of June s, 1894, in the following words:
"SEcT. s. If any perfon flall within the ter
ritory or jurifdi6ion of the u. S. begin or let ON
foot, or provide or prepare the means for any
military expedition or enterprise to be carried
on from thence againft the territory or domiri-
ons Of any foreign prince or fate with whom
the u. s. are at peace, every fuch perfon 70
offending, ihall, upon conviction, be adjudged
guilty of high mifdcmeanor, and fhalI fufFer
fine and imprisonment atihe difcretion of the
court in which the conviction lhall be had, 70
as that fuch fine fial not exceed three thouf-
and dollars, nor the term of imprisonment be
more than three years"
The definition of the frR cafe that is, Of
trealon againf The United States )" is to be
found in the contribution itlelf in the following
words
"SEci'. s. Treafon aganft the u S. nall con.
fit only in levYing war sgainft them, or in adj
herring to their enemies, giving them aid and
comfort. No perfon fh2lI be convicted OF
treafon, unlefs on the tefImoby of two witnef.
les to the faIe overt act, or on confefion in
open court.
"The Congrefs lhsll have power to declare
toe punifhment of treafon, but no attainder Of
treaGon Glsll work corruption Of blood, or for
fixture, except during the life OF the perfon at
4 tainted"
The Iaav therefore had no authority t
! change the nature of tTcsfoD. Its power ex
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-27
ATTEN TION !!

TIVE Ps''a'i9r Ccr-J of Enquiry Sc nc & G.
hattaliou, l9'h regiment, IS hiSsscd 20 -
hold'lp ~ the Bel Tavern IN tIis ci,y, on Thurs
day ,fe c5'h cfth,s NJ nth, TO commence It's sit
t:rgs q, ten O'Clock ".
TIE Battalion Govt of irnqriry for tho second
ba,ielicn lo.h regiment is direAed 20 be hoden
at the Washirgtqn Tevs-r IN his city, on Friday
the e Of this n1on.h, 20 conimeneeits sittinss
az am O'Clock A NJ.
The aRisurnad meeting Of the Regiments
Ccur, Of Enquiry is dire&sd TO be holden at che
Bel Tsvetp in his city, on Sarordsy the 98,t
infant, 20 commence AT ten O'clock, a. Nj.
Ext.aa ffonl regiments orders.
g. " Diron,
Adlu,ant 18Th Virginia Regiment.
Civ Of Richmond, Nov 20 1877.
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blr safe az }. Ilfa5a1f5' DO1K .! ore,
80 A KEW SYSTEM OF
DOMESTIC COOKERY.
Formed upon PutNc1PLEs Of Ecovcvy, and a.
dap,ed to the use Of Private Families.
ADvERTISEMKNT


''Fs the divections which follow we've in
te-3cd Cor the conduct Of the families c the az
thorcsr's own jeugh-ers, and tor the arrangement
81 their table. so os 10 unite a good fguie with
pyoycr economy, she has avoided all excessive
luxury, sieh sc es3crce Of ham, aud that vase
fu crper i.rvs Of large quantities Of meat for
gtayv, which so greatly contributes TO keep UP
the price, ard IS no less injurious 20 those who
cat than 20 those whose penury bids them abb
st-in. Many receipts are given for things which,
being in daily use, the mode Of preparing them
may BE supposed too we'll known 20 require a
place in a cookery book, yet how yaieJ do we
meet wi-h fnc melted butter, gooi coast ard
water, or we'll made coftel Sire MAKES no APO
io7y ror r-iuu'ercss IN some iC'4s Or forltsv-
o. others vnname1. because che wri'es not for
1Eofcsscd cccls. This little WORK would have
cen treasusc 10 herself. when Sic Giro. sct cui
y life, and she therefore horea IL may be USE
tahto others. IN that deaii Is given 70 tie pub.
+. and as she will receive from it'uo eniolument
- she trusts il will escape without eSn5ue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-27
Sale Of NcErOes.

TN Pursuan,e Of deed Of ;ruse executed 20 re
= by Thomas Pollard Of Amelia county, - sc
cure the pavrncnt Of 4 dehr therein mentioned
d,e ~ Wacileuness 6 code, shat on the l2h lay
Of December next, proceed II ell TT Pa;nvIe.
in hn'e!i:, county. - the highest BIDDER, the tol
lowing SLAFES, 10 Wit: raTick and yoha, Io
answer the purpose of aaiG d,bs
HIN. PogueR, Trustee.
Nove,,,her 20,h. 1907. ids
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DISSOLU7iOW.
NOTIGE.

TINE business heretofore carried on ivy
L LOWNES s, pEER &c. wN in fu,u.e DC
conducted hy The subscribers. in the same house.
who are, and will coBtiaue to be amply supplied
with every article 10 their Inc, oe the hesr qua
lity, which will be sod on moderate terms.
JoScjfh Lownes.
EPiifam .HEptch;nsor.
Fovoriber II, 1907. A.
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Will be Sold,

T7oe ready money, on Monday the 30}h Nov
Gnsisn) at Brooks Tavern, in tne iown 81
Manc hester one WON An, nsmrd Fanny. sud
her three children, Lucy, Ben ann William; con
viewed 10 Us in trust, by Mr. Robert MfTyre, for
the rmpose ofdischsrging the deht therein men.
jicncd, and the incidental EXPENSES attending the
execution Of this trust.
.Nicho'7s Mis-.
JesSc IiE.
1H-rch"s'cr, Nov, ~ 1907 IDS
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TO BIZ SOLD,
AT Public Auaion, Tor teady mouey. on the
pre- misses, on SATURDAY the 28,h instant,
The Land < Plantation,
WheIeon Janes Allen now resides, lying 10
-iIenrico IN he noT;h branch of the Brook,
bout eight miles frsn NjcEr1ond containing
three iundted aces by esiiration. - sa isfy .
debt Que TO Nathaniel Wilkinson, il being the
Land formerly a.!vcr.i4ed, and the sale postpon
ed At the srccial reque.' o. the said Allen Am,
person or persons iucIinsbe TO purchase. ma,
ATTEND IN the day above r,rr'toned, as the sale
VIII aagary ,ake place hctween the hours Of
~ eve and fve o'clock, IVY
Hafson Painon, } y,-y.,ee.
Peter UIikiHSon, N"'''0'
10Th Nov. 1867 2w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-12
Rappahannock Nails, &c.

rTSNE subscriber would lease or rent, that
/ valuable property, called "HUN TER'S
WORKS, consisting ola Manufacturing Mill,
ilste in the occupancy of Messrs. Cooch and
To,lingsworths) having two water wheels,
with four pair burr stones, and adj necessary
TnachincrY-a good Grist Mill, Saw Mill, and
houses suitable for millers, coopers, x black
smiths. At this place are the walls and re.
mains of forge and sitting mall, formerly
carried on, the scitcs of which, and others III
the same canal, are excellent Tor water works
OF various kinds This property is ON the
north edge ofthe Rappahannock, w2thln two
miles Of Fredericksburg and one OF fanfonth,
has peculiar advantages of water, and IS well
situated for the purchase OF wheat, now the
staple of the country, and OF the last crop a
large proportion yet to come to market.
+ Also, valuable MANUFACTURING
MILL, wiel two water wheels, two pair OF
stones, and the usual machinery, situated on
the same edge Of the river, witihn half mile
of Falmouth, ilaving convenient and comfort
able miller'S house attached to It, and canal
which now affords water communication from
Falmoath to the mill door, and at the expence
of only three or four hundred dollars may be
extended 20 the doors ofthe forge nlilIs--Or,
viii sci the whole of the above Property,
under stipnis1ens, for the benefit of contigu-
Gus property, hut no way injurious to this,
and give credit seven years If necessary, fer
three fourths of the amount, and aeconafo-
dating time for the other fourth.
Robert Dunbar.
January %. eaw6w
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-datlaws
Education.

<g>HE citizsns of Alexandria and its vici-
nifty sre most respectfully Informed,
Sss.la. the subscriber, form riy tutor to the
Rev. Mr.. Moscrop, has engaged an apart
smea. IN the dwelEag Of Mr.. Ephraim Mills,
for.tas .pa-2,se OF teaching School AS he
intends undertaking the task, vita an assn
rance of his oapasiiity and a resolution OF ex-
er.ia, himself forthe great improvement of
his pupils, nc expects to gaia that applause
waica is Dat justly due TO industry and merit.
His price is four dollars and half per quar-
ter, for ssaching reading, writing, arithme-
tic, goostapay, AMI the Enslisa language
-grscl ! ,.l4atly--ani for the languages six
doliars. re furthermore hopes, by MS vigil
lance and strict attention to MS duty, to rem
: der real satisfaction to ail parents and guarsi-
ans who may taink proper to entrust their
children to the care and tutelage OF the pub
lies mast humble and obedient servant,
William Messenger.
February 4. ws&tu
81 gr The School wiz be opened on the fir
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january 81.
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber, Of Alcxandrn coun-
ty, in the district Of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court OF sid county letters
of administration en- sle personal estate OF
dersader Latinler, late 81 the county aiore-
said, deceased all persons having claims
against the sid deceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit them with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, On or before the list day
Of July next ensuing, Or they may by law be
excluded frorn all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto, arc requested: to
make immediate payment.--Giyen under my
hand this 2 lst day Of January, 1907
Mercy Latimer, Adm'x.
january ga 2aw6W
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TO gE. RENTED,
TIE BRICK STORE 81 COMP TING
TO USE now occupied by Messrs Ricketts,
New;o--,, Cee.-Arso, the vacant STORE
sad,cI;;ng. They are large and Sanvsnleat, as.
will be rented lev. A2piy to
- I II ROOE.
Lux 22 raw
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N o T 4 C E.
February 2.

a. MAJORITY of the stockholders OF the
~ Alexandra theatre, having agreed To
purchase snc ground rent of Sos per an
nun, arising from the ground On which the
theatre is erected, give this hashe notice to
stockholders residing out of Alexandria, that
unless they forward notes to the subscriber
parable at s, 6, and months, from the first
cf january, 1907, for their proportions, BY
the first day Of March next, deed viii be
then taken for the property to those who ssisl
agree to the abose purchase by that day
Any stakeholder disagreeing to the above stl-
mutations, will only be entitled to the one and
thirtieth part of the neat proceeds of the sale
of the property, sold at public auction by the
! direction of the trustees of sad theatre, en-
{ the 3oth August, 1905.
S Guy Atkinson,
Agent Ger the Stockholders.
January ae-3s aawistM
n The above theatre to rent.
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Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriberwishes to sell about tlesi
and an half acres Of Land, within halii
inile Of Alexandra, situate on the south sia'
of the lane leading from Mr. Fcdgson' iVel'
ling to the poor house, and directly otFcSGs
tEat builsling, Although this property from
its situation must soon become FaluaoN, !"
will DC sold low for cash, or gooa negeiiah,,
paper at ninety, one hundwd and ei5 hty, an
two Hundred and seventy days. Apply =
JAMES IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
iaINafv 80. ton
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Five Dollars Reward.
July as

RAN-ASVAY from the subscriber living
near LeesbiSg, Louden county, Virginia,
gamsa Carter, sn apprentice hoy about II
wears of age, Slender built, lark hair--haa
OH waen ne went away dark mixed cicta
soat and pantdooas considerably worn a
.waniown vest and a yellow striped cation
vest, and new wool hat--W hoeyeS viii &c
liver the said apprentice to me, it sakenlS the
co.atr. or IF out OF the county securing him
In iaii, snail receive, the above reward. tSA
masters of vessels and others are torewarn-
ed from taking OFF the said apprentice.
Benjamin Shreeve.
Eel, "a costs.
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Tia C;s;tzeus Of .42eraaayis and rs vfcinity are
restse. fully informed,
rTHAT q School is opened IN town, for
the education of youth in classical and
polite Lteruturs, under the direction OF Ow-
kN f. MAGRATH, Graduate and ocaoiar OF
tue House in the Caiyersity of Haoiii,, aad
for m 10y years Professor OF Humanity In st.
Joan's Coalegs, at Annapolis.
Term; for tlitiea Forty Dollars per annum,
to be paid qaarteriy--.as numaer OF pupils to
'b-simitci to twenty five.
IS February 7. d2tlaw
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go Dollars Reward.

60 Dollars Reward.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber liyinsia
En- Prince William County, near Hay Mar
ket, on the first OF Janrasy, negro nan mani
cd Windsor, about Sc or SO years Of age $
feet or 10 inches high; has down Iook
when spoken to one Of his han4s has beea
burnt Ga the top rearly over, and As white END
scrsfy--had Oh when he went away a suit CT
soldiers cloth but it is Ike he viii charge
hiselotes as he had money when he went ava!
cad perhaps change his name.--Ten dolali
Will be paid if taken in the county s 5rot hc.ns'
If taken cut Of the county and brought home,
the above reward, or, secured in any jail 50
thatl get him again.
James Wyatt, len.
February g. lawW
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Stop Thief J!
January 80.

u AN AWAY, from the subscriber, n
~ Sunday evening last an sPPPfehuFs
boy, about IS years Of age, by the name s, y
Jenes West--has light curly hair, tulI chrs ~
aud his toe next to the smallest one on w.
risht foet has been split with an axe, why
causes il to stick up remarkably. I1auIf1
when he went away a blue roundaooat ~ IN
coating jasket with pearl buttons, req co. clst-
vest, black huckskin pantalccas, 5iie SUI
ings and buckskin mockasins--he ilas ':oi
several pair OF buckskin gloves, hlocA'--'''
AMI gaiowses. III.
/ will give Five Dollars to any person Wv ~.
will secure him in any jail, and reasonauis
pences If brought home. HE'S all app'e' ,.;ag
to the glove and bacAskin breeehas 'Aa saois
business. I iorwspn all masters OF 's'' 90,
and others from ha,boring him, as Sna. a pd
secate them as the lsy directs. It IS SUPP ~
ha has gene to Dalti,nore 10 take sliippA'o'
with a Wagon III 80 i.ses5Irs foau'
s4,au4l Hattefs'ar. !.
Breeedes-lalsS'
~ costs
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his is to give Notice,
November %.

This is to give Notice,
THAT the subscribers, OF Alexandria court
ty, in the district Of Columbia, lave obtained
from the Orphans Court o. said county, letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of JoaFs
LigAyoot, late Of the county Aforesaid, de-
ceased :-ALL PERSONS having claims
garlst the said deceased, are hereby warned
70 exhibit them with TIRE vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, on or before the LIST day Of
July next ensuing, or they may by law beck
cluded from all benefit to said cstate-And
all persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate paynent-Giyen under our
hands THIS 2lst day of January, 1907.
Elizabeth Lightfoot, Adas's.
Samuel Lightfool, Aana'r.
january 81. SaWsW
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the circuit court for
the district ss Columbia, held at Alexan-
dria, and the last will Of Be,yamin Sha.eve,
deceased his executors offer for sale,
rT7HAT Talua6le Prefserty at the corner CT
i King and Faiffax-streets, part OF which
is occupied by Charles Bennett. The lot ex-
tends 20 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 sccur-
ing good stand for business, or ycsting their
money in real estate, this is a most inviting
piece of property. A small part Of the money
will be required in hand or In an approved
note at 60 days-on the balance liberal Gre
dit will be given, For terms apply to either
Of rac executors or to Benjamin s'hreve.
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, : Ex'rs.
John Janney,
Noyar,sber %. z3y
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Alexandria Library Company,

Alexandra Library Company,
~ He Members of the Alexandra Library
I Company will please to. take nstce,
that the annual election for President and
eleven Directors, will be held at the Library,
on Monday, 10th instant, between the hours
Of three and six, P. N.
James Kennedy, sen.
@ LIBRARIAN.
February 2. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-12

JAMES BACON,
1T his GRogERr STORE, on Mng-stteet, has IN
addition to hrs former stock, added
a frein Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
He aezv 95ers.for sale, on his usual lo1v terms,
Muicovado Sugars, ofvario us qua
hries,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
GunpowtFer,
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyson, particularly selct
Young Hyson, cd fop
s ssssssss and f."s''s %'..
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of a superior quaEsv
Madeira,
BRsellos,
Snerry,
Lisbon, " ~ s. s..
g'cnemHc,
Malaga, and
Ncnuine old Port
CognacN and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
ANTIGUA, 81. Croix, s. Vincents, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
A1oesscs, Wine, and <,ider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, >cassia, pamehto
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt fer table use, pearl BARRY
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mouid. dlpt aga
spermaceti candies, refined saS-petre, totaat
indigo, alum, copPcras, madder,> br'mne'so
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
ghsh ard country made gunpowder, segars,
and synoakms tobacco, very best chewing TO-
baoco.
Hamilton and Leipers snuff, Hunters pipes
Ia boxes.
London mustard, warranted of a superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, Wrapping paper
demiiohu's, sc. sc. with generally every ar
ficle in his line-the whole o. which have been
selected VITA care, and wall be disposed Of On
the very lowest terms.
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The Subscriber,

q -
The Subscriber,
Just arrived in this town, begs leave to INFORM
s the public, that he has for sale,
very elegant assortment OF
F ~ E z z 8,
CONSISTING OF,
8 T7y AR RINGS of every description, Finger
"a Rings, Breast Pins, Tortoise smell Combs
mounted, Watch Chains, Seals, Keys, SILVER
and Gold Watches, SC. which ne oilers TOT
sale on moderate terms.
AS his stay in this town will be short, those
disposed to purchase are requested to make
early application.
King street, between Mr.. Caleb Hands
and Mr. ShreYe's store.
February ThFSlu'
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TO z Mt.

A TWO sTORYFRAME D WILLING
"A HOUSE, situate on Caneron-street,
near the corner, together with & Frame Enlld-
ing on the corner of Cameron and Fjtt-stlccfs,
now occupied as e coach-rnakcIs' Shop, but
would make good stable. end a vacant lot.--~-
For terms apply to
James II. Hooe, Adn'r.
B. DAHpR1DcE, deceased.
September L.. Go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-12
This is to give Notice,

HN1AT the subscribers, of ~irfax coun-
ty, in the state of Virginia, have obtain
ed from the Orphans court of Alexandra
county, in the district Of Columbia, letters Of
administration on the personal estate of Hen
~ Zimmsrmaa, late of the county FIRST atorc-
said, deceased: ALL PERSONS having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit tnem with the vouchers thereof, to
she subscribers, on or before the 2sth day OF
jaly next ensuing, or they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit TO said estate-And
those indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.-Given under car hands
this csth january, 1907.
Eliza Zimmerman, 4dm'x.
John Zimmerman. Adn''r.
January 80. 2awsw