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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
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HALIFAX. AUG. IL

HALIFAX, AUG. ID.
The following Information is de-
rived from very Respectable fource
and the reconciliation Of Bonaparte
withMoreau together with the well
known fact Of the latter being now
actually employed by the American
Government,s leave no room to
doubt, that the outline Of the plan is
correctly given though the vigi-
lance of the Britilh Government may
eafiy deltroy it in the bud--ur com
pletely prevent its accomplishment
PARTITION OF AMERICA.
The Correspondence of Tallev-
rand and General Moreau, which
cauled fuch furnlifes at Ncw-york in
February lat, is at length develo-
ping aud we can fcarcely be fur
priftd at the events which have fnce
followed =
" B0uabarts q M5ycaa are rfc9nciled.
I" IF Moreau can purfuade Ameri-
ca to break with England, 10000
French troops are, i'll conjunction
with the Americans, to derive the
Englifh from the continent II Canada
and Ncva-Scotia are to be erected
into a Monarchy and Moreau to be
crowned King Of Acadie and both
the Canadas. America is to have
the Floridas, as well as l.ouiGana
and the Idand Of Porto Rico, OF
fome other valuable Wcf-Eudia Is.
land, to be- given up to them.
The Government of Americ:
not having sufficient energy. by tn,
prefent contribution, the Proficient Il
be fupported in his endeavours t,
change il, and new form Of Legil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
foreign 9ntelllgenCe.
80 - s'~--
LONDON, JUN u

LONDON, JULT g.
FROM THE BANKS or THE ELBE.
"to return to ferrous rejection
upon the threatening Profpect of an
union between RulIia and France.
The incaIculable evil of fuch an oc-
currence, you will fay, is equalled
only by the improbability of its ia
king place. Alas ! we live in an age
Of wonders, arG our faculty of feel
irg aitonilhment is nearly exhaufed.
10 me, | mutt conftfs, fuch an Incl
dent does not appear 70 very fur
Priiing or improbable. would rot
willigly DO iujnltice to the amnble
and generous Alexander, whole do
me1tic virtues are universally acIlnow-
lodged, Whole internal government
has evinced humanity, iberality, and
iuitice, and whole publick meafures
have hitherto been worthy his I'M
perial title and fatioD. His war
againt France partook of a generous
fpirit he had nothing immediate to
gain or to loole IN the contet nor
eorld We impute to him ether mo-
tives than generous zeal for the caule
Of European liberty. Shall we there
fore Precipitately fufpect him capa-
bic Of uniting on a lVdden with the
foe againft whom he had difplayed
70 fixed and honorable an holtility 7
Nems rebente fit farPi9mu5, is truth
founded on invariable and infalllble
oblervation but who can forefee
the effects of court intrigue Who
can calculate the refuIt of illuiion !?
Alexander is environed by the guards,
the agents,the miniters Of Napoleon.
lie E1s at the fame table, and drinks
Of the fame cup It IS doubtless true
that Indignation, that recruitment,
that hate, cannot be fuddenly qucl-
led in The human boiom but it is
lefs difficult 10 conduct and to tarn
them upon other objects. The for
row, the modification, which the En-
peror Of RulIia mutt feel, dwelling
in the headquarters Of the French
army cannot be regretted but they
may be dexterouly employed to
work upon his mind and produce
that ientiment againltEngland which
he had few hours before had felt
aga;n@ Napoleon. | know, at leaft,
that perions allied to the Empe 5r of
Rufia, and little difpofed to hazard
political opinion oPpoGte to thoie
Of their Imperial protector, have
not fcrupled TO indulge in open dec
laratious againf the Eng'ith, fnce,
the battle of Friedland, which they
hardly dared TO whilper before. One
might have hoped thefe fuggeltions
would at length be terminated, for
the iincerity of the Englifh Govern
ment is at length proved, BY the &C
tual arrival of the long expected tx-
petition. Alas this alIl(tance
which was few months fnce loud
~ called for as the falvation of Eu-
rope, IS now become a word OF mock
cry and Gcorn p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
COURT MARTIAL

HALIFAX, AUG. 20.
On Wednesday Taft a, Court Martial
was held on board Fl. M. S. Bel
life, Rear Admiral Sir A. F. Coch-
rane, K. B. Capt. N. { Cochrane,
for the trial of John Wilton, alias
Jenkin Ratford, (iately taken from
the American frigate Chefapeake)
on charges of Ds'er:ion Dfutiy and
Contempt.
PRESIDENT
Rear Admiral Hon. Sir A. F. Coch-
rane, B.
Capt. F Piekmore, capt J.E.Douglas,
w. Fable, 7. Beaver,
F. Hawker, Nd. Cochrane,
It clearly appeared on the trial,
that the prifoner was born in London
was volunteer in the fervice-
had been fome years in II. M. S.
Leopard, but laf in the Halifax.
That, on the 9TH of March Taft, the
flip being then in Hampton Roads,
the prisoner was fent with four other
men, under a petty officer, in the
jolly-boar, to weigh a kedge anchor;
when, taking advantage of the dufk
Of the evening, the men mutinied up
on the officer, and lone of them
threatened TO murder him | t the
RET interfering, they deGled-and
landing at SewelPs point, the FIVE
made their efcape. a few days af-
ter, the deferters were fcen parading
the Greets Of Norfolk, in triumph,
under the American Flag One Of
them, II. Sunders, being accoled by
Lord Townfend, aferted that he had
no intention of delerting, but was
compelled by the others; and would
embrace the 6rf opportunity to
return on board. At that moment
the prisoner, Jenkin Ratford, took
the arm Of Saunders, declaring that
neither he nor any Of the others
lhouId return to the fhip-with a
contemptious geiture, ancrted That
they were then i'll theLana Of Liberty,
and inltantly dragged Saunders a
way; That the prisoner had enter
ed on board the Chelapcake-had
proceeded to fea in her-and had
! been found on board that ihip, after
the action 10y an officer of II. M. S.
Leopard hid in the coal houle.
A variety of other circumstances
were developed in the courfe of the
! evidence.-The whole of which ten
ded to prove, that although Dejerter5
| from the American naval or military
Embellishments had been readily given
up by n. NJ fhips on the fation /,
| YET, on the other hand, they had ev-
er been refuled by the Americans,
when demanded by the Brihlh Of
ficers.
Two men had entered on board
H. NJ. S. Chichefer /; who, being
demanded by an American officer as
| defcrters from their fervice, were
inftantly refored notwithstanding
they were confehedly Englifkmen.
But, w. Philips, corporal Of marines
John Mahoney, 9Th regiment, and
others, having deferted from the
| Chichelter, and entered, with their
uniforms on, into the American fer
vice, were Poitively refufed to be
! given up to the Briti(h officer fent to
demand them,
The evafon and duplicity Of the
American Commodore, in denying
that there we're any defcrters on
Board his fhiP, were ftrikingly con-
traited with the humane and honour
able conduct Of Capt. HUMPHREYS ;
who, evidently demonstrated the
greatelt reluctance 10 purdue the
,tcps, which the refuial Of the Amer
lean Commodore rendered a5folutely
neCehary.
After full and patient hearing OF
} the evidence on both Gdes, the Court
Withdrew for about half an hour
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

4 cory q The following address, deziU-
cred 70 NE members Of he late Sen
FOR Class ia B0sVdOin College on copl-
mcncemeHf day, BY Professor .4BBor,
7'as finHished az tie requtst Of sevsr-
al n the Trustees and Overaeers ;
ana 7'ith hleaaare ne ay I: before
orr reGGcro.
BY very affecting dispensation Of
divine providence, and BY the appoint
ment Of the laws, it is made my duty
on this occasion to stand in the place Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
CAPTURE of StraLsund.

Further. from ne BoHic.-The brig
Sally-and-Mary, capt, Cobb, arrived
here yesterday, from Copenhagen,
which place she left the 2Cth July.
Unfortunately Capt G. brought no pa
pers and we lament it the more, as
had he brought any we should have
been in possession Of very late news
from the Continent Of Europe. Capt.
{. informs, that report had Just been
received Of an attack upon Stralsund,
and its capture, by the French that
previous to the attack, the English had
joined the Swedes that the battle was
very severe, and that the loss Of the
French was very great. Off the Maze
capt. .. saw Az sail Of British vessels
"a Of them ships Of the line.-Cem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

and on its return, the Tudgs Adr9catf
pronounced the fentence-DeAtb /!
The PyeEdent addrthe the I'M
happy criminal in mott pathetic
and imprefive ftyIe.-lamenting much
the depravity, which had induced
him to desert the caufe Of his King
and Country in the Prefent eventtul
moment when the very exlitence
of that Country was threatened BY
inveterate and implacable enemies,
on every quarter-and earneitly re-
commended him to occupy the re.
naming moments Of his life in ma
king his peace with theoAimighty.
SEPT. THE above fentence was
carried into execution yelterday NOR
ming, at quarter paft nine o'clock
at the fore-yard-arm OF his MaJeity's
iloop Of war Halifax-the fhip he
deferted from-He was one of the
four deferters taken out of Gamer
lean frigate ChelaPeake.
application was then made 70 Lieut.. SIN
clair, the American officer at the Rendezvous
but without effect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

DErENeE.-~The plan adopted BY
the Corporation Of Newyork, for more
eHectually defending that port, will
cost by estimation, 100000 dollars to
carry it into effect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

u singular afar.-We are informed b.
the Network Evening Post, that British
armed brig, charged with dispatches to our
government, had been cruising for several
days Oft Sandy-Hook, but the famous Proc
lamatlon interdicting all intercourse with
British ships Of war. there was no way Of
making Il known, that she had dispatches.
until lieutenant Of one Of our gun-boats.
maugre all Prociamationa, went On board
4 plot then went down and brought her 10
IN anchor at the Horse shoe. This provi-
sion that vessels bearing dispatches shall be
allowed pilot, at tie same time enioininer
1t upon them to shun all other ships Of war,
IS about as Ingenious, unless they possess
some spirit Of diyinahon, as the post placed
IN stream, with direction" when the
water is two feet above the top of this post.
i viii Pc dangerous crossing -Rcbeyf5yv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

One Of the Gun Boats in the harbor Of
Charleston, KS. @ has been struck bylight-
ming and considerably damaged.
The Gun Boats that sailed from this port
2 short time since, have arrived at Network
one Of them was brought to off the harbor
nt Network by the Jason Frigate, on suspi-
cion OF having deserters on board.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

application was then made 10 Lieut.. Sin
clair, the American officer at the Rendezvous
bat without effect.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29
CDedate 10 be Continued. J
HOUSE or E.NT.5TYVE.y
-pSceII

mr.. H.zliard, from the committee to whom VS.
referred the petition of - Bouchery, re-,
cd bill to extend certain privileges therein lrca
toned, TO - Bouchey.
Mr.. BaSsct moved that the petition of tho p.
test'nt Episcopal church of the town of Aiex,,
dria, praying for an act OF Incorporation forncr,
presented, be referred to select committee 4
greed.
Nr. G3o4srin moved that the petition of AM
Dardm presented At former session, he referred
10 the committee on Claims barred, &C.
Agreed.
M. Nelson presented the petition &C s,rnd.,
lourneymen matters of Frcdericktown, Md ,.,,l,
;nS that a further duty be laid on imported hat
Referred to the committee Of Commerce and NJ
nuiacturcs.
M. Garrett presented the petition Of Jolr
Morgan, PRAYING tor an increase of pension Re
icrrcd to- the committee of Claims.
Mr.. SdSrgey presented the petition of Thomas
Bray, praying reimbursement of certain duties:
which WAS referred to the committee Of Com
mcrcc and Manufactures.
M. Sa.vger also presented the petioa of s,lnd~,-
inhabitants Of Perqunons county, " c. pray.
Ing for the erection OF port of entry at Che Town
OF Hrr,tord. Referred to the committee Of Com.
mcrce ard Manufactures
mr.. Garnet presented tho petition of George
Young. Referred to the committee OF Claims
Eo Mosely presented petition from Steplcn
Ail'ngs, praying remuneration for service during
The revolutionary Referred to the colnn.,t-
tee on Claims barred. &c
hr. Thomas, from the committee 10 whom was
referred the letter from General VIM Eaton in
Closing the memorial of iIamct Carsmelli, made
rcpo. concluding with the following resolution
heSotUsd, That the sum of dol
las be, and is hereby appropriated, out Of any
money IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
TO be paid under the direction of the President of
the h. S. to Hamet Caramelli, ex-baslIaw ofTIi-
poll
The report was referred to committee of the
whole
NJ. Mpmf1rd presented the petition Of snndry
manufacturers of copper in the city of New-York
Referred to the committee of Commerce and Ma
nuiacturCs
Mr.. IinJlsy reported bill to incorporate the
Associate Reformed Church OF the city of Wash
lng,on. Read twice and referred 10 a committee
Of The Whole
JI. Cr0ysninshieii presented the petition Of 10
soph Morton praying to I've reimbursed the a.
mount Of certain certificates offended stock. kc-
icrrcd to the committee ut Ciaims
On motion Of M. Bi,H1t, tie House took up
for consideration the report OF the committee Of
tc whole Of yesterday the bill FOR erecting for
ti!catIpns. The first amendment relative 20 Works
other than Qualifications, being agrccd to, and tho
second rclat,,c TO tic sum Yesterday agreed to be-
my under consideration,
AEy. lHB:ys cnapiired of the Speaker. whether
it would then be in q. der TO amend thst sum
A message WIS announced from the President
Of tic u 5
Tho business tl,en under consideration vas
postponed.
The Speaker declaring tho message conGdcu-
t.al, tie galleries were closed, aud so continued
ii half past O'Clock y. NJ when the house adj
Jour!sed,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29
ID edmond BREWERY-Kchar,l Wh:e

u edmond BREWERY-l2icilard Wh:e.
IN field, William Wright and Jonathan CuIling-
s.o.th, having leased the Brewery OF Mr.. Hay,
lately occupied ly WIN. FORESTER & Co will car
" on toe Brewing business in al its branches,
under tic ftm Of Richd Whitfield Co who
hope they VIII re able to f;triijsh tie citizens o!
Rich1nond and It's vicinity with Beer and Porter
eonal to any on the continent, at the rate of si&
dn!lsrs pc, barrels private f,niiies may be &C.
cGnEncds,e,. IN 10 or J ) gallon & SIS st thci
own houses ON the same terms am person wish
ing to try the properties of their Beer will be So
tsied By calling at the Brewery, where all or
ders will meet tho most prompt attention.
n. d Bakers and others may be supplied with
excellent yeast for the purpose Of raising Bread
Persons VINO keep Kline other Cattle may be
furnished with grains Curing the brewing sea
SOM on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Dec "a. TEST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

"A TEACHER, who can teach the Latin and
4 French Languages, the English g,.immat
ca!v, Arithmetic and Geography, VINO wishes .
hel.hy situation in the country, may obtain ad
vmltagcols situation upon liberal terms for fur
ther information, any person who wishes employ.
meat g that Kind, is referred to the Editor of the
E~o, I2Tr. Dec. Is. GG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

V-OuNG NEGROES FOR SALE.-Will be
L sold to the highest bidder, for cash, at De-
IeN's tavern, in Petersburg, on Wednesday the
18Th January next, IS young NEGROES. They
all young and likely, and consist of men, wo-
1ner and children. Should the above mentioned
day ho unlikely, sufficient number of ptlr-
Ch&srrs from any cause not attend or that div, the
sale VIII he continued from t!4y to day til the
whole ire disposed OF. JAMES DABNEY.
GlOuc ester C.. r. Dec. % CtIsN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

TOR ShLE-'Fhe subscriber Is desirOLs O.
L selling his PROPERTY in this City. The
purchaser VIII be accommodated with time if re
CURED, on giving satisfactory security.
SAM'L. GREENfIOW.
Oc:cbcr7 1f1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

VIy lLLIAM TEMPLI, has received by the
w ship ierscheil from Liverpool, and Gains
ftom London, ah extensive supply Of MEX
CHJNDlZk, suitable to the present and ap-
Proachng season, which he viii sell low.
Oct. 10. Tf7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

We shall also offer for sale the day following,
five valuable half acre LOTS, situated in Duval's
plat Of the City of Richmond. Six and twelve
months credit will be given the purchaser, giving
approved negotiable notes
PROSSER c, MONCURE, Y. M
Dec. "a. Tertds1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

IT, DCLLHRG hLH-fED.--s.o.rn Viz
4 tire Saddlr-8aF ,f Tie Fariny.l.e py.t-e;d,.
two water proof LOCKS, bciou@.ns; "a d5ob,.
bSirc!ed gun: TIC cock ofte fiaht h.nd To- k VII.
bro' en- 90 with The part oftbe tuublcr ,ytn 1yl;-
II " connected Tic upper jaw and screw O.
the 70 nhnd cook were waiting. Tnc above re
w'Gt vii he given to any person dcl..esin.e thsn
at tt, Office OF ;hc Enqiu,cz, or fntror.rE then
TBOS. ROBINSON.
FAnvlis, Prince I'D ward, Dec 1g,-loaws,,1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

II UUCATlON--The subscribe Offering liz
~ unsigned thanks - those gentlemen who
have manifested their confidence in him 90 "a
Ieachef, proposes TO continue his school 1T the
game rlcc tie ensuing year.
Greek, Latin and English Language, Ccogn.-
ply aiI The use Of tho Globes, the Elements o.
Geometry, with practical Surveying Also. t!s
Elements Of H.trai Philosophy writing and A e.
ritlnnctic, Vulgar, Decimal and Araiwtcal To
price OF board, tuition, wsshinC, bcGd'le and Il.
q, will be al Hund,cd dollars Tor the term, paid
quai'tc.'y ~ advance, 90 commence on TIE H.
teentli o. Inu.y aid end .bout thc tenth Of p.
cembcr following THOMAS NELSON
Humanity Hail, Folks Of Hanover ucc. %.
ilrwIsF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

: cIns-Fcr Board ard Tuition, each finding
her own bedding, . 100 per annrm, paid quJrtet-
" N advance and as provisions viii he made II
due TIVE Tor the reception Of boar,lcrs, no de,uc-
ton can be made for entering boarder i or 4
part 81 The first quarter has elapsed nor for ite
neccssgIy vacations. HUMPHREY HIIE
Caroline, Zee. II. 1881
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

T|ENhLE EDUCATION will be continued
Y at MoIrt-airy, the ensuing wear, under tic di-
rcct'cu OF Miss Terrell who viii teach Reading,
Visiting, hlltnmctc, English Grammar and Ce-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

FOR SALE.-Will be sold the premises,
4 by the subscribers, ON Monday the 4th Janu-
FRY next, valuable HOUSE & LoT, situated
on Shockoe Hin, the main-strcct leading to the
Capitol, at present occupied by FIR. Starton.--
a credit of enc, two and three wears viii be gi-
yen, the purchasers giving adccd of trust on the
property PROSSER G lzONCURE, T. N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

The school will be opened on Monday the 18Th
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

TUESDAY, Dec. s.
Ee6Gte o., the bW. f~om tie Senate anthori
sing the building IF gUn6oats and for The
defence efforts and Aarbors.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
PUBL Z SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust from General
-In HENRY LEE, for securing to WILLIAE
LUDwELL LEE, deceased, the payment OF
debt OF sixteen thousand SIX hundred and SIX
ty-six dollars and sixty-six cents, " u inter-
est thereon from the 18th day Of Appil, 1898,
and upos tae request OF the legal representa-
lives OF the saia WILLtAa LuDwELL LEE,
deceased, I saall SCI at publicauctien, to tbs
highest bidder, the following
Tracts Of Land,
At the periods hereafter mentioned---that is
to say
One tract Of land, lying in West
moreland county, caIlea q EoiHs's dzarsh,''
containing, as mentioned in the SAID cecd,
two Thousand eight hundred acres Or therea-
bouts--and
One other TRACT OF Land, called
g Black Grounds" containing eleven hundred
acres, more or less, in Westmoielsnd coun-
ty--at Weumoretand Co,lri--1ouse, on tie Esd
day of March next, being court day
One other Tract Of Land, stated to
contain sixteen hundred acres, called Buf.
faAoe Jfarsh," lying in the county of Frsde-
rick, together with moiety OF the NH upon
the said tract--at Wnchester, on the 9Th cay
of May next -
And all The Right. Title, Interest
or Claim Oft SAID HENRY LEE and Y IrE,
to FIVE hundred acres, lying in Fairfax ceun-
", at the snsuth Of Difficult Run, ca tire west
side thereof, at or near the great falls OF 20.
tonaac-at Fairfar CoHrt- House., on the asth
day of May next.
1t is expected that persons wishing to pus-
chase either OF the above tracts, Will previous.
ly view the Same.
Bushrod Washington,
TRUsTEEs
January So Paw
$3.50
p, nt,ng, in ITS vavsous 6rams6eS
hunayomsly executed at tins e@ee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30

Mere ha. assumed a military ppesransss
buslnessls eairely suspended.
Our snly Prospect OF saliva ton Is The
fant hope mat Barr.will DC arres,ed IN he
western ceuu,ry before he sets out, as We
lave ne msans OF opposing nim aere."
&C. The citizens OF Alexandria are here.
by informed tnat Mr.. Nftiiam Gnlaey, present
Faster OF the christian Church, III tlIs pi,ee,
WIN preach III the Christian nleetlna house,
oa talriax-street, late tne old Methodist
NE selns -AcuseI Oh sunday Eext, at the ril'g-
ingE ol tAe rrcsDyterians' bed, beth forenoon
and afternoon
~ the mousse has been completely repaired
SO af TO colnnoalouaiy ACCOMMODATE con-
Sre5stlon, sena Large and eA -ehent stove
piacdo near the center ai it, it IS presumed
That llone Will Iorbear to attend either ior lear
OF talang cola or setting Dncoi0ioitably In
time cl divine segSice.
san,t,sy27
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
e The next Assembly will
be on e TUESDAY, EVENING, the
third os next month.
January 20.
NJ O TT q I

4 MAJORITY 6 the stockholders Of the
N Alexandra theatre, having agreed to
purchase ale ground rcslt Of 500 per an
nun, arising from ta4 glouad on which the
theatre is erected, gire iris hf:5Ec Notice 10
stockholders residing eutot Alexandria, that
uniess the3 forward noes To the subscriber
payable 1T 8, 6, and 9 n?oGt}ls, frt,.l tie first
Of Janusry, 1897, for taeii proportions, by
he First day O! A4srch }next, a Geei viii be
then taken fortHe prcpef*y to ti.ose who Shall
agree to tie above purchase By that day
Any stockholder disagreang to re ahove sti-
puiations, viii only be eili.ed to the one and
thirtieth part the nes> proceeds Of the sale
OF the property, sola at paolic auction by the
direction OF the trustees ;qf SAID theatre, On
the BON august, 1906.
Guy Atkinson,
Agent e., TIC Stockholders.
January 29--S9. 2aaistM
az The above t.eatre to rent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-30
Guv Atkinson.
/ bis IS to gIVe Notice.

FHAT the subscribers, Of Fzirfx coun-
E ty, in the stete Of Virginia, have obtain
cd frota tie 0tphsHt' cou"t Of Alexandria
county, III tbs district Of Columbis, letters Of
.ry Zimmeyalo., .ate ii the county first .tore-
said, deceased ALL PERSONS having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit tnem with the vouchers thereof, TO
tie subscribers, On CT befors the 28th day Of
July next enssins, or they rsae BY law be ex-
GUIDED from al benefit to sai. estate--AEd
those indebted thereto are requested TO make
immediate pagment--GiYen under our hands
this 2Sth Januarv, 1907.
t,ilza Zimmerman, Ad@'x.
Ohm Zimmerman, Admir-.
January so. 2aWSW