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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
LEES ELIXER,

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, catarrah' asthmas, sore threats, and
approaching consumptions
To parents who may have children afflicted
with the, hopping cough, this discovery is OF
tie first magnitude, as it affords immediate
relief, checks the progress, and in a short
time entirely removes the mostcruel disorder
10 which children are liable. The elixir Is
so perfectly agreeable, and the dose SO small,
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
Lees Grand ReRorataus,
Proyedby long and extensive experiences 10
be absolutely unparalleled insthe cure of ner-
vous disorders, consumptions, lowness of spi-
rits, loss of appetite, impurity of blood, n.y.
sterical affections, inward weaknesses, violent
cramps in the stomach and back, indigestion,
melancholy, govt in the stomach, pains IN the
limbs, relaxations, Involuntary emissions, OBJ
stinate elects, -four albus Tor whites impotsn-
ey, barrenness, sc.
Infallible Ague and Fever Drops,
Forethe care. Of .4gues, r'entittent end inter-
nittent Fepers.
Lees geaaine E8snee end .Extraa
Of Muj2ard.
A safe and CELESTIAL remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatisnl, govt, palsy, lumbaso,
numbness, white swellings, chnblains, spraihs,
bruises, pains in the facesand neck, SIC.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch.
Which is warranted an infalhble remedy at
one application, and may be used with the
rnost-perfect safety by pregnant women, or on
infants week old, not containing particle of
mercury or any dangerous ingredient whate-
yer, and is not accompanied with that torment
ing smart which attends the use of other RENE
dies.
Lees Genuine Eye-Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the
eyes, whether the efest of natural weakness
or accident.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
NEW STORE,
AT FArRFAX COURT-HUUSE.
Jonathan Scholheld,

lsnow oisssaagg IA large Ind general assortnse''t
Of DRY fGoODS'y GROCERIES, -s tssA
spiN sell Iorpt6t. caall oasftrodAcea csaesssIgc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27

OF the good effects of Lee and Sons
Genuine Medicine, sheWn by the
following cases of cures
Lees W0rm-destvoysalg Lozeagss.

Lees Worm-destroyiag Lozeagss. .
This lneaicine,whieh is as innocent s mild
as his certain and etfcacieus IN Its operation,
cannot injure the Youngest infant, should no
worms exist In the body but will without PAIN
.sor gripping, cleanse the stomach and bowels OF
whatever is foul or offensive, and thereby pre-
rent the production Of worms and many fatal
disorders.
From che many eases of cures that daily
some TO our knowledge, we have selected the
following
9N:ssrs, Richard Lee u Son,
You are atIiberty to publish the astonishing
I cure performed by your Lozenges on my son,
10 wears cid. WHO was afflicted With feyers,
pain in his side, and continual headache,
which reduced him SO low that he was unable
TO situp. One of my. neighbors advised me to
use your Lszemgcs, which has had the happy
effect of restoring him to a better state OF
heath than he has enjoyed for several years,
ia the short space of seventeen days.
JOHN hELLETs Pitt-strest.
9ggsssrs. Richard Lee q Scr,
Ny son, FIVE years old, has for some time
past been very unhealthy, hasingfeysrs, head
achs, and loss Of appetite. Hearing OF tae
many cures performed by your Worm Lozen-
res, was induced to give thens.a trial. The
effect was beyond nay expectation, as large
quantity of small worms was expelled; hum
dresls of them was alive. for some time after.
JOHN KENNEDY, Potter-street.
Baltimore, Jan. Ath, 1907
.ESessrs. Richard Lee 6. Sou, iE
Having observed in the newspapers an a!yer-
tiscrnent of yours describing the good quail
ties of yonr Worm Lozenges, induced me to
call at the store of Warner and Hanna, and to
make trial of some Of them on female child
of nv friends, vino was in my care, which,
from Ter symptoms of disease, VIZ. sickness,
picking at the nose, offensive breath, and o.
Their like circumstances, authorised myself and
Mrs. Mccormick to determine that worms
was the complaint accordingly a few days
since, I made atrial of the medicine, agreea-
ble.to the directions, and / am happy to says
that on the third day, afterwards the child e.
yacuated large worms, and other offensive
matter, such as to me was astonishing that a.
nv human being could have contained-paru-.
cularly at SO early an age as one year and
half.oid. For the good of society have much
pleasure In mentioning the case, and to OBJ
serve that the, child is now perfectly well, and
assumes healthy appearance. ANY other
information | shall give with pleasure on aIs-
plication to me, at my house In Frederick
street, near Messrs. Van Wyck and-Dorsey's
auction room
WILLIAM MCCORMICK. :.
Baltimore, Jan. 81, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
To Sell Or Rent.
Il O BE SOLD.
For 1,eddu E}0us,y.

If0T ready l'loney,
To the highest bidder, at Public Anct;or,
DANVSON's TAVERN, in tie tov1 :. :.
IEEsBURG, in the county of ,nSon lo "
WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day Of Nav ! l~.'
IF fair, ifnot, the first fsu elayl by y;S,l4'
of decree cf the court Of TIE United Stu,
fer the 9Th circuit in the Virginia dis
pronounced In November term 1866. II >
suit Depending between tie executors ::
Dasfl mildred, deceased, who was rrrr;
wing partner of afildrtd ard Roberts, na;,
,tiffs--ard Samuel Eongd, l'1aAgoa Heggl gnj
others, defendants ~
liz acres Of Lard, lying in IL
county Of Loudon, on tie Kitccktof Pun. !.
ing a part ofa tract called Scotland Tract :
A trsct containing IS acres, with 1le,cb.n.
NIL thoreon, also o part Of tie before 1ssr'
toned tract-Also los acres OF ei.2rG, III
2yiEe 2 Fart Of Scotland Tract, Or so mrcb
thereof as will be sufficient to raise certsI'
sums Of money, interest and costs in said d..
cree mentioned.
William Mann, ! .
Armstead Long, -
Charles F. Mercer, s
Eich,n9Hd, March s. 2asts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
Public Sale,

On the goth Of April next. viii be offered e
sale, on the premises, On credit OF nine
twelve and eighteen months, tornegotlable
notes with approved indorsers, -
A valuable Lot Of Ground, 81.
,taate on Patrick and King-streets, and bind
ing on the former 100 feet, and on the latter
As feet. A three story Brick House has been
lately erected on tits property, which is at
present in an unfinished state within 1t binds
en- Kins-strcet nearly opposite to Davey Da-
yey's. For further particulars enquiry nay
be made Of the subscriber, before or en- the
day Of sale. -.
]. H. Hooe.
EJorcb 10 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27

Printing, In its various branches,
Handsomely executed at this Office.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
{ 81 }

Thy charms are PEERLESS, and Ike them,
U"e9uaIPd be thy happiness.
Coon Eliza's bosom die;
rthrone shall thus become thy tomb;-
Alas neglected, jealous l
Could ask, on earth, no happier doom.
IN some blcst moment thou mavst view
Thatbreaston which thy blush shall fade,
\ sigh thy bushes shall renew
If sighs Eliza's heart invade.
Love, faithful love, thy leaves shall ply
And coax them round her heart 10 steal;
Then gladden., not displease her eye,
Bcdeck her bosom,-not conceal.
If some imPrudent hand should dare
Disturb thy sweet repOse; in scorn,
With thee my wakcn'd vengeance bear,
And wound my rival with thorn.
JACUEs.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
UNFORTUNATE GALLANT.

ONFORTUNATE GALLANT.
Ayoung gentleman who had been
left heir to a considerable estate, took it
into his head that it was necessary, in
order to cut figure u,on the town as a
man Of pleasure, that he should nave an
ali1ir Of gailantry. He accordingly de-
termincd to write an amorous cp;stle,
III the best stilc, to the wifc Of a rcputa-
bic brakeman, al whose house he had
been some time visitor, and where he
had been treated with the greatest po-
likeness and friendship. a messenger
was dispatch d with the lett D., which
coacluied with a faithful promise to
wait upon the lady at T O'Clock the next
evening al hJu- al w,i-h he kncw her
husband would be absent.
The Lady, WHOSE person and mind
were equally amia5lc, upon rscciwn.
this letter immel,etly gave il TO b,r
husband; when, after enjoying q hearty
laugh q, the contents, it was agreed be-
tween thcm that the amorou, L,ndo-
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
The Rose.
Translated fran the Frez

Translated fran the French.
Sweet offspring Of the tears Of morn,
Who stealst the Zephyr's kisses bland,
Whose glories Flora's court adorn,
Quickly thy maiden blush expand.
All l.! no, forbear! one moment stay,
= or yet unfold thy fragrant blade!
9oon as those sweets salute the dav,
Ahat youthful glow is doom'dt to fade.
ELIZA, Ike the fow'r that blows,
As subject to the same decree
Like her thou'It bloom awhile, O Rosr!
And SHE shall wither soon Ike THE.
Then come--iorsabe thy pricl.ly stem,
And with ny tints Eliza dress,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14

man should be rewarded according &c
his n rits. At the appointed hour he
came, and commenced his amorous suit
IL theatrical manner, with much grace
and spirit, H was, however soon in
terruPttd, by hearing of the husbands
unexpected arrival. The lady, in an
affected fright, intteated him if he felt
for the reputationo of 4 woman who loved
him, Instantly 70 Jump out Of the win
dow. He immediately took leap, and
FL INTO large cistern of water prepared
for his receptioa-His passion being
sufficiently cooled, he was permitted to
depart; but not without severe horse
whipping by one Of the bridesmaids
pcrters, and promise Of receiving the
same discipline whenever he came there
again.
VANITY.
A wish to be accounted Sonebody, Is
very common among men. Almost ali
are ambitious Of attaining distinction
some in one way and some in another,
according to the situation in which they
happen to be placed. Among all the
schemes in civilized life, that which to
me appears most disgusting is haugh-
tincss OF department. 1t is i'll calculat-
cd to produce the effects such probably
have in view: in this they no doubt are
quite out of their politics.
EU. Fire-Side.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
II II Z L l. ! " g.,
(OHIO COUNTY, vIRGINIA,)


PRINTED By Alexander ARMSTRONG.
TERMS
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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
ORIGINAL POE TR I.

CN u 1 " Il l. I-OL 4 IL /.
LITERARY FABLES.
Iranslafed ,fj'0m the Spanish gf
THOMAS De YRIAR1E,
BY an Inhabitant gfWhee}ing.
FABLE III.
The Bear, the Monkey, and the Hog.
"A Bear, with which Piedmontesc
Ills living earns, or rather, begs,
Had taken bachelors degrees,
as dancer on his hinder legs.
One day the Bear ask'd neighbour Pug
10 give her Judgment Of his skill;
Pug was Judge, and, with a shrug,
Protested that ne danced but IL.
"IH?' why, replied the coxcomb Bear,
. You must be very hard to please
What! have not gented air9
And don't l @0 the steps with eascS"
The Hog, who happen'd to be by,
And OF another Judgment quite,
Not able to contain his ioy,
Grunted out " bravo" at the sight.
At hearing this, the dancer, now,
Settled the matter in his mind
And, with modesty-smooth'd brow,
Otter'd language Of this kind;
1.-THE censure which the Monkey pass'd,
Led me my dancing skill to doubt;
But since the Hog abbiands, at last,
am con0inced l must be out.
Accept two lines q copy them
Because l think them brief and terse y
Bad IS that work the wise condemn,
But If the fools applaud it, 7vaySe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-18

Not two blanks to prize, atad tl.e l2vea
prize is twelve dollars. The scheme certain.
ONLY 81 SOC tickets 10000 Of which IRE a..
italy sold to company OF gentlemen ii 4.
York, 40 whom the Managers have obligate.
themselves to commence the drawing ii tE3
city of Baltimore. On IRUasDAr ne 3ls
-dau Of DEcsHsER eest,and to draw $50 tex
cts per day.
Tickets and Shares arc now selling in Va.
riety of numbers and very rapidly, at Tfy
DoII4Rs and e z4LF each, for short time
G.. & K. WAIIE'S
Truly Fortunate Loq7sar-oEs1eE, corner q
MARKET and cH4RLEs- STREETS,
BALTIMORE.
The grandeur ofthe scheme OF The abogg
Lottery, together with an assurance from ii;
Managers that it will positively commenc;
drawing on the>slst day Of December next
have been sufficient inducement for the sub
scribers to come to the city Of Baltimore for
the express purSase Of facilitating tie :aa
ct the tickets.
G.. and r. Wa;,e.
Az One Of the aboFe firm will PERSONAL
attend the drawing daily, to take down To
numbers correctly, as will asa one Of he.
clerks.
The next New York lottery wiil rot con-
mcnce drawing till April neNt--tickets O
which lottery may BE- had at Waite oifices
No. 81 and No. 90, Maiden Lane New-forA.
- Distant adyenturers, accompanying
their orders With bark notes Of any desenF
tonic either of Wsi,es Offices, in New-!ot
or Baltimore, may haze Tickets AID Shares
forwarded to any amount with the I,m0a
punctuality, and the earliest ad.lce @ent tAeK
q their success. All prizes sold BY !. s9a
r. Waits, will be paid b. them,
rift Tickets in the above lottery cto"
had az ]. AiAkcH's bookstore, George OWN
where the prize Iist all. 30 &c suiariy reeeiye&
October -. 3ta|SM
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Robert Gray.

Boohsel1cr, Mag-street, .aicraaasva, Aas Satfs
received for sale tbr.}ss!losciag .zrttcs's'
Reevess water colors, in boxes. con-
tanning ir-ln SIX to cish.eea celors; ladies
japan dressing cases; japan ink-chests; dura
bic ink for marking linen; superfine warraA'
ed black lead pencils; pouncc and Ponna
boxes, calnels' hair pencils for drawing; 81
perGne red sealing wax indian Ink parcn
ment; violin strings, bows and bridges; os'
man flutes; one well finished clarinet oN
hautboy instructions for flute and YloLA'
tooth powder and brushes; rcd military lea
Tiers bl,.ek do. with req tops; pocket 'aS
mometers; mathematical Instruments; VIII
ting and wrapping paper; qullls; "altn 4
bonnet boards fullers' press boards' @e' '>''
.dleo tie fol!oping iute Publications.
Waren's American revolution, Svois. o.
Mease's geological view ofthe y. States
Mrs. Opic's simple tales, 2 vols. y M
boards.
son 81
Margare,ta, by young ledy Of PhIlads
Domestic Cookery a.urphy's lie Of e
rick; 5teuben's military dIsGipllne ~rlI
maritime law; pieces Of irish hisioss' =
W. ]. Mac Neyan, sc.
..5or sale by the d2-en,
School bibles and testaineats: scot =
sors Murray's English reater iateodlis,a.s
to reading; Columbian orator. lools.n55'Fff
for the mind Philadelphia iasin sfa>il -
school dictionaries assorted; spelling boo
primers: states PLAYING andNf sage Ga.
ink~pcwdcr bonnet boarcs, &C. &c.
or HAND,
a large stock Of reads aaade b,,,si',' 'a5,
Of YMiDus sizes; blank account, bees ~
ard bound 10 any given n4tsefs.t u saQt'"
tee. esaSt41sf .,.-,--4
PRINTED nAt;.yfEs
Samuel. SiJ Qi,H1}}hN,
Fsy ~ l'Ts.tasdsyf.
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FOR SALE.

On. to be RENTED for ore or more gears
HyIIE whole of the REAL ESTATE be-
4 longing to Presley Carr Lane, lying III
and adjacent to the town of CeEtreyille, IN
Fairfax county.
This property consists of the we'll known
TAVERN now occupied by Mr.. .9dca Nit
he'll.
The STORE HOUSE now in the occu-
pancy Of Mr., Daniel Harriagton--and from
eight hundred 10 thousand acres of good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session of MIR. Corr w. Lene, and Mr. Hal
ter Locker, which will be disposed fin sepe-
rate tracts or entire.
1t is presumed that any person disposed 10
buy or rent any Of tie above property will first
view the same and judge for themselves
further description is therefore unnecessary 4
ar M. LsHe z0ould AXE a smgk
PROPORTION az Negroes.
Harrifon Fitzhugh.
Fairfax Conqw Oct. Is. law
Valuable 1rObewy For Sale.
gFvO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots orto-
gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and a quarferacre to two acres
each, most e!igibly situated without the tesri-.
tory Of Columbia, extending in right line
from Gibbon-street to Great fIunting- Greek
intsrsecling Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west en- Fsyi
cite and Payne-sreets.
"A plan Of the ground and further p..ssesicu!ars
maybe obtained by spplicationto
James Patton.
Junes22s saYtf
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Public Sale.

Or: THURSDAY the Gath instant, at eleven
O'Clock will be sold, Oh the premises, on
q long credit,
That three story Brick Houle
situated on the south side Of Prince-strcet, in
the occupation OF Mrs. Nichols, between
Fairfax and Watersheds. Terms will be
made known at the place of sale.
p. G. Marsteller.
December To- dts
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Townfend S. Dade,
December u.
PUBLIC SALE.

on SATURDAY,, the 18Th day Of Decefn&6er
nert, nil be offered for sale, on the frehua--.
ssss,
q N elegant SQUIRE or GROUND,
IN situate adjoining rhe Spring Garden
and handsomely enclosed. The terms ofsale
will be one third in four months, one third IN
eight months, and the remaining third In y
months.
Beale Howard.
November ls. cots
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en- Dollars Rssud5d

v AsT + hurss was stolenp r taken 8 Out ot
the British minister. entry new S d lssF'
oolored Surtout, with buttons q the same
slot,n and silk lining IN the sleeves. any bo-
DIV that brings the said surtous 70 the bfiusn
minister's house, will receive the above iness-
toned reward. a..
Washington City, Decenabcr ! DIV
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klotice IS hereby given,

Notice IS hereby gwen
the ekholders The bank q .ateIaAsea =
tina an election will be held q. tns euu =
house ii this town on the third '3onelay ~ -
I'm next, for the purpose Of chusing rie ~
yeefors for the ensuing year agrceably 70 ehaf-
ter. n;-ecsots
Gurdin Chapln, fashr.
cote.
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a valuable Mill Seat

Fol sale, the 2lst instant, on tie premises,
about four miles from Alexandria, on the
side Of the turnpike road leading to Win
chester, between the ford Of Ho!mess run
and the trough hill.
g He fall Of. water as has been leyelled by
two different men, is made by one oil
them little OYER and by the other something
under thirty feet, is accommodated with four
and one quarter acres of land for the build
ings, sc. together with sufsciency for the
head and tail race and also for the dam
The terms are--Cne fourth ready money,
the remainder in equsi payments OF three,
six, and nine months. A title Will be made
when all the payments are completed This
sale is authorised by decree of the court OF
chancery Of Virginia, and the title will De
made by the subscriber in consequence there.
&c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-18
Zen thousand Dpuars-worth
OF GOODS FOR SALE.

q
nh be sold, to the highest bidder, on Mo.N-
DIR, The, first day. Of acrt February, IN
tbe 5ossgs of DUAfFRIES,a at the store-house
formerly occupied os Mr.. JAMES 1fuscHE722,
deceased :
About 10000 dollars worth .of
GOODS tolerably well assorted. The said
goods will be laid Of. and sold In parcels OF
from forty to one hundred dollars amount IN
each parcel.
A credit Of nine months will be given on
ore half eff the purchase and fifteen months
en- the balance, the purchaser to give bond
Ito carry interest from the date i not punotu-
ally paid) and approved security before the
goods are removed.
The sale of said goods will continue le5ln
day to day until the whole are sold
I'LL PERSONS indebted to the
firms Of JOHN NJ. MUscHETr and Co. JAMES
MuscHErT, senior, and 60. and JoHN and
CHARLES MUscHETT and Go. are hereby nc
tiled and rcquested.to come forward without
delay and settIetheir respective acccunls and
payuoff the same to the subscriber, who Isful-
~ authorised and empowered by JOHN M.
Muse HE1~r, the surviving partner in the a
foresaid firms, to settle end receive all such
debts; Otherwise shall be under the neccs-
sity Of bringing suits againstercry person CIV
ing any thing to said firms immedlat ely, who
fails to comply with the foregoing re gu est.
All those who have claims against SAID
firms will please to forward them to de as
sooa IS Convenient.
f :. Il r u
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William Hawthorne,

Receiver Of the effects of John Sutton
and John NandeUille, under the or
der of the Chancellor of Virginia.
December 9. CTS
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TO LEASE,
Fer one or more Years,

Fer one OF fHoTcF5 fU1o' ~
The Store Houses formerly
occupied by JAMES PARK at Broadfela, on t,
main road to Westmoreland county, y Z. al' ~
within two miles Of Mattox Bridge: consist 'a Is
ing OF store room, counting, room WIN q litC
place, and small lodging room below Stars
a large bale room above and spacious Dslc.
house near the store house, IN good crsieE---- 4.
fire wood and stableage for one or two horses
may be had in the bargain, and MIS-. f,a1N
will board one or two young men.---f orterm
apply to JOHN MUNCASTER, IN IN A -ps, an
Townfend S. Dade,
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subllc Sale.


Ply 1irsne Of a decree effhe County Aspsst ct
1airyar, MI Sc srssossa to Public sale, for
cas1, 81 lie l5fh dry Of 'Janparg aerf 81
The ErsAsl8es--
Two tracts Of Land, with the
appurtenances, containing together about six
teen HUNDRED ard seventy acres, or SO much
tnelyof sS maybe necessary to raise the sum
oE about two hundred pounds which said
tracts are situated IN the county OF Fairfax,
: and arc parts. Of what's commonly called the
Rapsnszvo,qh lfucf OF Land--One OF these
tracts is IN the possession Of Augustine J.
Smith, Esq aud is the tract en- which he at
sl,reselt asides--the other lsin the possession
Of Doctor Henry Rose.
The lafadssuill be sold in lots which wllib
designated sn tie day of sale, and the sum
to be.then raised will also be precisely stated.
The meeting. of the Commissioners will BE-
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the tnrri-
pike read, about ls O'Clock on the day OF sale
VIM. Payne,
VIM. Deneales
Geo. Summers,
Thomson Mason.
Rich'd. NJ. Scott.
Dee. 9. Is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-18
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From ne schooner Freighea, rattaia 7Ao'nas
3fans Portland and Ter sale 6y
I.ayTason s FoWle;
! 10000 feet lumber
leobbls. New England ruzp,
SO boxes mould candies,
100 sides saal leather,
so quintals cod fish,
20 casks cheese,
20 boxes chocolate,
IN STORE,
tons St. Petersburg clean hemp,
s 8 bales plains,
2 do Kendall cottons,
100 doz. English sewing twiae,
1900 sides red soal leather,
iochests young hyson tea,
20 pipes Holland Sin,
s do. Bordeaux handy,
6hhds. New England rum,
500 boxes brown soap,
SO do. mould candles,
SO DO. chocolate, 81
80 do. Havana sugar,
EJogsheadssand barrels retailing sugIa, s.
iIalf'baiaei and keds beet,
so barrels and half barrels mackereb
2 trunks coarse and fine shoes.
Mosembev2 I.