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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-16
Public Sale.
az SATURDAY, he IoM day Of orto5e,..
merit, yzoiA de sold, on the freasses,
A ~, ~ nl.T a..sl l. = l., 49,. ~
September Is.

a tract Of Land, belonging to
the estate Of Captain Ric1urd Coa-4yay, deed;
containing seven Hundred and t,lirty-nine and
half acres. adjoining the lands of w ilIiaIrs
Fitzhugh, Mrs Washington, Of fIayGeld, AR.
Dnlany ard Mr.. Cooke, and lying between
SIX. and seven miles from Alexandria. par
ticular description cf the land is supposed I'M
necessary, as any disposed to purchase VIII
probably examine it. The terms of sale viii :
be on "a credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen
months, bond, With approved security, toge-
ther with mortgage on the premises will be
required. Persons disposed to attend the sale
will meet at eleven O'Clock, at Mr.. Beason's
tavern, on the Colchester road, from usence
It IS proposed to proceed to the,land ana to
commence the sale precisely at ia O'Clock
This tract will be divided to accommodate
purchasers.
And, critic Monday Iollouing. the eth
day Of October,
Will be sold, on the premises,
+ A tract Of Land, lying on the
west side of the ole read leading from the falls
church to Alexandria, containing one hun
drcd ana elgnty-hVe acres, being part OF q
tract efland sold by William II. Territt to
Baldwin Dadc. This land will be laid off in
lots Of about twenty five acres each !.
.dtfhe same time and tlaee scfR be ssld,
z $n eosl1 ats n th hrs St11ma AZ Hill
each-the terms Of sale the same as the above
and on Wsdnesag7, the i4th g the SANE
month,
Will be sold for ready money! at public ahc-
ton, at the cofee-house, in Alexandria,
Thirty-slx Shares Of Alexandria
Bank Stock.
+ WILLIAM HERBERT n
N FITZHUGH,
E. I. LEE,
September IS dts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-16

Iii 3sayss.as.ce afe decree gftAe Honora5se the
Unitca .sTates c;rca1;t COasrs, otthc district ef
co!antbia, for TIE, county Of .dtcrandrla, 7ri0
Be cod, on he PREMISES, on TUESDAY, the.
c9ta aeg Of Sshtsa,ber near, to the highest
biasSr, on. a eredit gig, tssetDc, ard egg
3 fre5, vaolths-- -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-16
Iuft Received,

TIE Subscriber has on Hand,
II few bales Of 6 @ @ d s, suitable 10 the an
preaching. season, zohich he sriA disho8e Of ct
losy advance, on E5eral credit, 1'lz.
BLUE KERSEYS
RLUE CLOTH
MIXED .COATINGS
BAIZES
WEITE@ SWANSKIN
MIXED FLANNELS
NARROW CLOTHS
FLANNTL SERGE
BEAVER COATING
rs DOWLAS.
Ay6, jya Landing,
lss.hl1tls. St. Croix SUGAR, ofgaod qua
ETY.
5 pipes Cognac BRANDY, 18th pr
James Patton.
September 10. d
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rubilc Sale.
In tarsuance etca decree Of the Snhs'-sw Court
f.CAancefp, holder at the Catito1, in Rich-
mona, 1ie,ch 5, 1907, zviA BE sold, on the
Premises, on 7.HUTSD-4l, the fist day Of
Octo5e,. mcrt, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash
A House and Lot-Also, an un-
is,hroved Lot, situated on the north side Of
sDuke-street, bet7oeen Columbus and Alfred
s,reefs the hrolerty Of -4mos .Ale;rander.
H. The sale zoiH commence az 2 O'Clock,
CuthbeTt Powell,
Phineas Janney, goasys.
Thomas Janney, J
Sept 8 CTS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-16
Orc Aloiety of a Tract of Land.

called & .dRINiUDoJN formerly Gie residence
Of 4Essr. Robert Alexander, lying OH the 1'oto-
asac ait! jo,r-saile-cfest end about three nsiles
a6ora tie .azu,l q ,ele,caadria, commanding e
handsome 0iezv Of The Potomec, Alereaaf7a,
5;Sa4lals.s,sea City ard Georse-1 ozyn, and me
,scgy road - Eaehiassoa 1lassing nearly through
ne center oethe tract, Suiie1 coatuiaa fpehun-
dred aud ;sfigt.hrce acc1cs, ard is laid of into
Jfssrteen lots st different sizfs 10 acoran.s elssse
Aarcaascrs, 9 ftut q ezodicA a,ay De seen az any
ftiaie on astiift:cosi0n Ia The subscribers,
~ The safe siqR commence at 10 O'Clock.
laosaas Swami, 3
6. Deneale,
Edmund Lice,
August IS cts
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Land for Sale.

September 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-16

Priating, IN ITS various bvanehss,
hardfomsly executed at tbs edcs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-16
SALES AT VEN d. E.
"a every Tuesday and friday

" v !. -..-s. /, 49, i y
- WILL BE SOLD, So
AT THE vE@DuE STORE,
coYaers Of Prince and Water streets,
/ rey,ty of Dry Goods Grossr'ss, &C
p.rt;e,aars of which viii be expressed IN
the bits Of ts.s day
ALI aalds Of goods swhich are on iIaisa-
80 and she prices of which arc establishes,
~ any tsrac h viewed and purchased at the
ssssfi issita(sSoss and prices.
''' r. G. Mfarsteller, Y. N.
WANTED.
,si,',js,c aged WOMAN, capable q ma
80 ! house. To ono of good character,
Mi ' ragss viii be .gisen-inquirs o. tbs
s's' : 2 PRINTER.
September 8. s
Twenty thousand lbs ),
Porto Rico Green Cosfee and
!, f,roiis Sugars, received per sch'r: Fletcher
.,d M,sy, from Sc. Thomas
Fer sstf 81
/ r. Veitch and Co.
C. POWELL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

houid perth, our guilty indifference viii excite
the jua complaints of poaerity. and will he a
name of difsrace in hifory. The emperor of
Persa, vexed in his dependent Rates, as Po-
land wasfor go years, and Turkey has bscn for
90 years, by the policy of the Cabinet Of Petsrf-
burg. is animated by the fame ien,imen,s as
the Porte, has taken the fame refolutions, and
IS marching in psrton upon the Caucafus to de.
tend his frontiers.
But already has the ambition Of our enemies
been corfounded /; their army has been defeat
ed at Pultufk and at. Golymip, and their diff
heartened hattalions ny at the fight of our Ca
gles.-In fuch circumtances, peace, to be rem
dered fare ought to fecure the independence Of
thefe two great Empires. And If by the I'M
bounded ambition and ~injanice Of our ensmies,
war mutt fill continue, our people will CONT
nue. to difcover thes,felvcs worthy by their e.
nergy, and their love to our p%erfon, ofthe high
deRiny which will crown all our labours, and
then only can a table and long continued peace
yield for our people, after thefe days of glory,
times of peace and hapPinefs.
NAPOLEON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01
LONDON, Feb. -.

Sir John Newport lately wrote a letter to the
Council of the Chamber of Commerce, of the
city of Dublin. relative to the participation of
Ireland in the Eaf. India trade. The Object of
the trading interef of Ireland, iHRead of the
Prefent arrange menr, is to procure the right to
tend a fhip from that country to China, which
may return direct TO Ireland, infead of the
Prcfrnt Improbable licenfe, TO feud out a GER
tain quantity of goods in Erslifh ~vefTels. The
a"fwer received by Sir John Newport has been
reported to the Commercial Body of Dublin,
at a meeting called for that parpofe. 1t Rates,
1" that a trade from ireland is not practicable to
any beneficial purpofe under the act pifrd by
the 1rifh Parliament in 1898, as by that aG,
the trade from Ireland to India is refriaed to
the Peniufula of Ipdia, and does not compre-
bend China, which is generally conceived TO he
the mott lucrative ohjed of Eaftern adventure !;
and the exports from Ireland to the EAT Indies
are retriGted 70 goods, the growth, produce,
and manufacture of his Majefy's European do
minions; confequentiy, the Iriih merchant is
excluded from Tripping fpecie or bullion, 70
necei1ary for Indian adventures ; and alto from
fhipping wines, and other principal artio les
that are left open by the Company to be fub-
jetts of Englifh private trade"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01
Exsrad fom<tbr ReciRer Of tie Secretary of
State.
"Imperial Headquarters at Warfaw,
January IA.

January IL.
"We, Napoleon, Emperor of the French.
&c. have decreed, and do decree a. follows -
81. So long as the fate of the Polifh conn
tries, conquered from the king of Prunia, re-
mains undetermined by a definitive peace, theft
countries mall be governed by a Provi6onal
Administration.
"2. This government fhaiI conhft of feven
members, under the name of the government
commiffion.
"s. The Government CommiHion fhall no.
inmate a Preident out of their own BODY, and
alto chute a Secretary.
ST. Five pcrfons fhall likcwife he choGen
from among them, to whom the direction of
the various branches of the Public adminiRra.
ton hall be entruted ; viz. a Director of yuf.
tice, a Director of the Interior, a Director If
finance, a Director OF War, and a Director of
the Police.
as. Thefe directors ihal1 aa in common
with the Government Commifion. The deci.
ions of the latter fhall be fanGioned by the
majority of voices.
90. The Government Commifion fhalI have
full power over the proceedings of the Direct
os of each Department., either to fan6tion or
annul them.
7. The prefent divifon of the country into
fix departments, viz. thofe of Warfaw, Pcfen.
Ralitcb, Bromberg, Plock, and Byalifock, hall
w W ~
as. The Members ofthe,G Government Com
million are nominated, viz. the Martial Count
Malachowki; Gutskowki, PRECEDENT of the
Chamber of Finances; Count Staniflaus Pc.
tocki Count DryaIluiky, the Prefiden, at Kal.
itch (; Bielinfki, and Sobolewki.
"NAPOLEON.
q. 81 HUGHES MARE r."
The Government Cbmminion baReps TO
inform the inhabitants of thele countries, of the
inPreme will Of His Majefy the Emperor of the
French, and to inform them that it's functions
have commenced. Poles /! accept with gratitude
this new proof of the benevolent care Of Napo-
leon. Contribute to the common good to the
utmott OF your power and receive our afrnrance
that we will not neglect any thing that can add
to the Prefent and future welfare of our coun-
try.
Z" The prefent Protocol fhall be printed, and
inherited in the Newspapers, and publiihed in
the Towns, &c. by found of rumpet.
Given at Warfaw in the Srfion of the Co.
vernment Commi0ion, Jan. 10, 1907.
"SfHnJAams NaienuS MnlaebozvRi,
"Preiident."
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me9t1nole9.
PHILADELPHIA, April 81.

Exfra9 Of a Aetterfrom Bermuda, dafed tie 9th
inn.
"Th hip Titus, and part of her cargo has
been condemned--aod ALTO, the fhip Cicero,
vrfel and cargo ; the Baltic and Apollo, both,
1t is faid, will be condemned ; in fact fince they
have received the accoust that the American
treaty with England is not favorably received,
it has had great effect with the judge, and in
deed be condemns almoit every thing that is
worth having their cruizers fend in all they
can find /: there is two vefIels fcnt here outward
bound, one from N. York, and one from Alex
andr,a ; there is here fourteen fail of American
yefiels detained and condemned"
Dali. AlverfiSr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

The Underwriters and Shippers at Lloyd's
Coffee HOuie, in London, have voted to Capt.
Croker, OF the American ihip Otis, the FUN of
five hundred pounds fterling 1920 doIlsrs) and
a piece Of plate Of the value of so pounds FER.
ling (22o doliars) for his humane exertions to
preierve the lives and property expofed to dam
ger during the violent gale which was cxperien-
ced in tbs Downs on the Isth of February laR.
u.
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PARIS, March Z.

The departure OF the Coufcripts of 1907,
may be con6dered as tiniihed. I here remains
only a fmall number OF youths to iet out, de-
tanned at home by indripohtion. Thus, in the
(pace of one month, all the Coufcripts of 1907,
called to the active army, have iet out to join
their ftandaTds.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

An Ukafe has appeared in Rnnia, ordering
all Perfons on the Frontiers pofrhcd of gold,
pearls, &c. to fend them to a City in Little
kniha, appointed for their reception and fate
ty. and from whence they are to be delivered
to the proprietors at the end of the war.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01
From tie Imperial Camp at RarEa4u,
January 90, 1907.

1""""V -, loO1.
The Senate were TO meet on the 18th Febru-
airy, and the following is the addrefs of the en-
peror
SENAToRs-We have ordered our miniRer
Of Foreign a fairs to communicate the trea,ies
we have made with the King of Saxony ; and
with the different fovereign princes of that
hou!e. The Saxon nation loft its independence
on the 18th October, 1856. 1t recovered it
on the 18th October, 1906. After so years,
Saxony, made free by the treaty of Pofen, ceaT.
es to be a province of Prufid. The Duke of
SAKE Weimar, without any previous declara-
ton, has embraced the cauie of our enemies.
His fate ought to ferye as an example to all TIT
weaker princes, who without being connected
BY fundamental laws, enter into1he quarrels Of
great nations, but we have yielded to the deGrc
to fee our rec onciliation with the houfe Of Sax
ony complete without Interruption. The
Prince of SAKE Cobu~g is dead. His fon being
found in the camp of our enemies, we have Ie-
quefered the principally.
We have alfo ordered that the report of our
minifer for foreign affairs, upon the dangers Of
the Ottoman Porte, hould be put before
your eyes, a witncfs, that, from our early youth,
in all the evils war has produced, our happiness,
our glory, our ambition, have been placed in
conqueits and labours for peace. But the ma
tnre of our prefent circumstances demands our
hrt concern. Fifteen years of victory have
failed to give to- France an equivalent for the
Partition of Poland, which a 6ngle campaign
IN 1878 might have obtained. An who can
calculate the duration of the wars, the num-
Der of the campaigns which mut be endured
at fome fsture day to repair the evils which
may refult from the lofs of the empire Of Con-
hantiuople, if a love Of objectionable repoCe,
and of the pleafures Of the city, fhould prevail
dgaina The wife c%ouDiels which provide againR
future evils We hall leave to our poferity
an inheritance Of wars and caIamities. The
Greek Fiara, raifed in triumph from the Bal
TIC to the Mediterranean will new US, even ~
our own days, our provinces attacked.by a
cloud Of fanatics and barbarisns, and If in this
aruggle, found 10 be toe late, CIVILIZED ESrop
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

In the fhip Otis, captain Croker, from Lon
don, which arrived at this port yeterday, came
pa0enger RICHARD Penn, Efq. formerly
Governor OF Pennsylvania, and from whole il
lultrious ancehor the then province derived its
name. III.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

Il was rumoured Ian week, tina, the victorious
Commander Of the Rufian army, who zoe, bv rho
name OF General Bennington, is the celebrated Mo-
REAu' and that Barkiay de FOLLY, who commanded
the rear guard OF he Rufian army, and lot one of
his arms in the late action, is alto a foreigner. This
brave man is Rated to be a native of Hibernia-he ia
called by the Ruiiians-tbe BRACE Lyj@man-his real
name Is fad to be TooLEy.
(LiVer9eoi PapJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

During the lat four days not lefs than lis
ia'l OF vefels have entered the habour of New.
York, principally from foreign ports. Of this
aitonIihing number, 29 were hips, 81 brigs, 40
ichoonerS, and l6 loops. ID.
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D0nle8tlc.
NETWORK, April 81.

Letters are received in town from AmRer.
dam, which mention that an embargo was laid
on all velels in the Texel on the frft of M-rch.
Mer. Adu.
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From TIE (lMeso. Y1o,kJ Farmer, R,rin.r.

From Ire (Neso .fork) Farmer, ReriGe,.
The fri glance Of the above letter brouobt
to my mind a convention I had had with Mr..
! RtNos OF TINS village, about two years ago.
on the fame fuhjeef, and other concurrent cir,
cumftances convinced me that that gentleman
was the author. Therefore called on him and
fhewed him the N. Y. Public Advertiser CON.
tanning the letter. which he acknowledged To
have written, obfervine at the fame time, thar
he never intended it Cor publication, nor had he
any idea that it would be pub!ihed when he
wrote il. TIE federal papers of New-York
having tince undertaken to dneRiop the authen.
'icity OF this letter, induced Mr.. Trenor to fend
me the following communication, which 7 re-.
ceived on Friday laR
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POSRN, Ian. %.

Two battallons Ct the I'd and 4th regiments
Of PoIih infantry Of the line organized in this
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department, MARCHED the i7;h inf. FOR The
neighhorhood cf Bromberg ga miles s. Of
Dan;zic ]-they were accompanied by the hrR
regiment of PoiiG, cavalry, and ore battalion
ri the regiment of genera' prince SulAowki, on
their march from Cueftn.
The leo corps OF Martha! Ondinot amounts
tol4.ooo men, competed of prenadiers and RI
Heuen.
The 9Th corps Of the French army is under
the commend of prince Jerome, and occupies
Sileiia and the neishboring countries.
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KoNIGsBuRG, ian. 90.

The King having difcovered their extreme
Partially for the French. has difmincd his min
iiters and generals. whole improvidence was a
canfc of TIE late difafers. Haugwi,z. Lucche.
tini, and Kohler, are Banj8ed svitb dIjgraee, 10
their province.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

IRISH LETTER.--The letter ..,uded to-; IN
the following publication from the Farms,j
RegtHer, was extracted from the National
MteAisencer, and has already appeared in
the Enquirer.
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was better calculated fol the purpofe in view.
There is no n~ecefity ,cr any thing TO route
mems feelings upon the fubied-The facts
,hemfe'ves, fairly tated, are quite fhficient.
The man that does not feel from the hare fate.
ment, is made of Aug much too bafc 10 he NOV
ed by any appeals either to his patriotifm or to
his pride.
=" 7bati in teE tie e-ozvn and IMPERIAL dig
nifty Of tbis realm BnN berea Ter come to any per-
/on, not being a nativs Of iris ki.gdom Of Eng
land, tbs ration be NOT obliged TO engage in any
erarJ for fbe defsnee Of any dominion or terrific.
ries, erhieb do not belong TO the ereavn Of Eng
land. spitbout the content Of PnrLament-A4,
HiNiam III 1870 and 1915, Chap.
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NAPOLEON.
No. % NinlbeHer

Early in January, Lord CoLLtSowooD diff
patched Admiral DUcKwoRTH up the Medi-
terranean, with Ave lall of the line thele have
formed 4 junction With Admiral LOUIS, it is
fuppofed for the purpofe Of watching the ope-
ratlons Of the Porte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-09

by eirtae Of a decree eftbe court Of tire U. S.
tCjor the Ettb circuit and Gi?rif ef VirginiG,
befsveen Joiepben- Morando lie Norapaud, execu.
trix Of Simon Emnnrei .Jfulian LIE Norm0addec'd
i'Itf: and Nathaniel Coiey. def. anil be God by
1'n6Ee aaiFion,to the bigbsR6idder, al tbeTa4,e,n
of John K. Brewer in tie fozvn Of Pefcr,Rnre,
on Wednciaay THE sotb ofSept. gex., far ready
'n0nfy C;l4jca TO TIE be0:Dion Of ihe .ErM Cohey,
antH C3Tjfrn5 nf.sl tb0t r'Gluabie frat7 Of Land
IN Prime George county on .JJfzme5 river, called
SioghiH; containing by elimination fve ba,drcd
and E1cnty acres. Tbs land lies about fzvelue
miles briozO TIE fozrn Of Peiey@M-e, 5et4veeu ike
4yeH hnaqvn, 1'rodnai4,e Lands Of George RulTn,
En-. and Of TIE iafe Richard Blaad IF Yordgn5.
IL commands n deau.ifui vie4v oftbe port ofCYr
PoiHt /; is naturally fertile in earn qrbeaf and
ot0e'' ImoN grain and 6eigg. ftuate on tie mar.
SIN Gft6e ri1'er, evW a1iord to its oz.ner tie OBJ
non Of TIE markets Of PefeylJmg, R;ebmon4
""@ Novok. Captai" ca ley zUW alloy TIE
tmfh1frf TO /osv lis eyop Of qvbeot Immediate.
Iy Gtfcr the Ja!e. FURTHER particulars sviN be
made hnoavH on Ire Dig of Jalc by
PETER EPPES. }
nm. BARD, SCom'ry.
S. PERKINS.
September 5. tdc
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FRANCIS NEALE,

G FFERS his thanks to the public, for the aat,er-
= ing encouragement which he has experienced,
io although The general !carcity has heretofore coun
tesc''d his efforts aud dirnlcion to afford the ben
Recommendations he bees leave to aiIure his friends.
That fcre'ffer, at all times, TIE moi fatisf.9orv en-
ter'snment will be provided FOR thole who NAV ia
vor him with their company.
King and Qaeen Cour. ,
houle, Selt o. epew
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TOMKINS 81 MURRAY.

q RE now receiving from on board the f,ip FIerr-
L = chei at City Point, large and general afort
nen' of Liverpool GOODS, feleaed and aiIorted, to
accommodate country merchants They are in daily
expedsMion of receiving by the chip Calpe an afort.
ment OF oief"' Goods, which they are determined "a
ieil by wholeia'e OH very liberal terms They will
open in few days in the houte preient occupied by
bohn * f'u5neE nearly orpoGe the PoN. Office.
Sept. s. &c
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JOHH AIcOCK

/Et',17i BIZ 'aa' and tie pDbe at hrge, that b. b45
JR 'e5efOt4, and is oPerigg rext oor TO a5e6I
f"2yFr e"d M'"eare'' VeHlar, !a.> .lF,taqenf If
NERO NDIZn,
i'''Ne OF THE FOLLOWING Articles:
fhkPhNTERS and joiners Tools, iron and Reel
- LOCKS aud tiinges, for houfe work and cabinet
Ware. ALTO carry on my
CABINET fIfNUFIC7OR1.
as uiual, adjoining the FIRE infurance Office and have
on hand three houfaud dollars worth of furniture fin
hhed in the bct worfman-like manner and in the
newell iaiaion ALTO, windfor Chairs will fell all
Oh 'e above goods, Very hezO for cath, or good paper
Sep. s. emf
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o P NJ % "
MONDAY, Auguh 81.

OF THE COURT, ON THE MOTION TO AR.
REST THE EVIDENCE. DELIVERED ON
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0GDe GEnqQ1rer.
RICHMOND, otb SEPTEMBER.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR,

(coNTiSuED By ADJOURNMENT, AND HELD
Mt THE CAPITOL. IN The HALL OF THE
HOUSE OF DELFGATEs,) FOR II I G "
K f II S D " AGAINST THE UNITED
STATES.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-09
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4 MAJORITY Of the stockholders of tho
II A,eXandria theatre, having agreed to
purchase bic ground rent of sos per an
mum, arising from the ground On which the
theatre is erected, giUe thjs yfubAc n0tite To
stockholders residing out Of Alexandria, that
unless they forward notes 10 the subscriber
payable at 3, 6, and 9 months, from the first
OF January, 1907, for their proportions, by
the first day CT March next, a deed will DO
then taken for the property to those who Shall
agree 70 TIE above purchase BY that day
Any stockIolaer tlisagreeine to the above sti.
pulations, Will only be entitled to the one and
ttlirtieth part Of tie neat proceeds of the sale
OF tie properly, sold at public auction by the
direction Of the trustees Of said theatre, On
the aGta August, 1906.
Guy Atkinson,
Agent fas The Stockholders.
January 99--se 2awlstM
GO The above theatre to rent.
Tie elsgau. ana muchadnired
ENGLISH House BRILLIANT,
TIE hroaersy Of John Tayloe, Esqare, Of
Hfount .Hsry,
EET ILL stand, the ensuing season, at Err.
Nv J. Millions, ia Frederick county,
Virginia, one mile from Berry-ville, FROM
Smokers ferry on Shenandoah river, and -
from Winchester; at the low price ct TWEEN
ty-fiYe dollars, !dischars cable by twenty dol-
lars during thu season. with ole dollar to the
gro@n.
BRILLIANT is beautiful grey, ls hands
high, possessing great bone, with fine shape
and sy m,aetry--his blood unexcepuonabe~,
and allowed by all judges tobe IS fire horse,
in ali respects, as was ever imported.
pastufage furnished mares from a distance,
but no liability for accidents or escapes.
His pedigree, performances, sc. viii be-
published in handbills, whsn she season com.
znenaes.
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