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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

ne fuil0Wln6 is the Official Note drlY
cred BY His Mliesty's Commissioners, Lord
Holland and Lord Aukland, u The Amer-
can Ministers, previous To the signature of
The treaty
NOTE.
+" The undersigned Henry Richard
Eassal, Lord Holland * William, Lord
Auckland, Plenipotctiaries Of his Brit
anic Majesty, have the honor to m
form james Munroe, and William
PinCGncy, Commissioners Extraordm
ary and PieniPo,eutiaries Of the United
States Of America, that they are now
ready 70 proceed to the sisnatur- ofHc
Treaty Of Amity, Commerce and Nav
igation, on the articles Of which they
have mutually agreed
" But at the SAM time they have II
in command from Ills Majesty, 10 cali
the attention Of the Commissioners Of
the United States, to some extraoi din
airy proceedings which have lately ta-
ken place on the continent Of Europe,
and 10 communicate ID them officially
the senlim-nt Of his Majcsty's govern
ment thereuPOn
The proceedings alluded to are GER
tain declarations and orders of the
French government, issued at Berlin
on the lst Of November last.
In these orders the French govern
ment seeks to justify or paIliate its own
unjust professions, by imputing to O..
b ltaln principles which She never pro-
tcss-d, ana practices which never ex-
listed. Ills Majesty il accused Of a svs-
tematick and general disregard Of the
law Of nations, recognized ~ civilized
States, and more particularly Of an IN
Warranta5le extension Of the rights Of
blockade; whereas his Majesty NAV
confidently appeal TO the world, on his
uniform respect for neutral rights, and
ms constant and scrupulous adherence
10 the law Of nations, without conde-
sending 70 contrast his conduct in these
particulars, with that Of his enemy /;
"uu wan regard to the only speCifiCk
charge, It IS notorious, that ne has rev.
er declared any ports to be in state Of
blockade, without aIlotting to that OBJ
Ject force sufficient to make the en-.
trance into them manilcstly dangerous.
" By such allegations unloundcd as
they are, the enemy attempt, to Justify
BIS Prctcnsions Of confscating, as law
ful prize, all produce Of English indus.
try or manufacture though il be the
property ofneutrals ofexcluding from
his harbours every neutral vessel.
which has touched at any port Of hi,
Maze sty's dominion, tho employed u
an innocent commerce and of declar
ing Great Britain to be in state O
blockade, though his own ports and ar
slnlls are actually 5Iockaded, and fe K
unable 70 station any naval force What.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

Mr.. Gilman, 10 consider and report
thereon.
On motion TO refer the mem orial Of
the merchants and others of the city OF
Philadelphia, presented on the 9th OF
November last to the same committee,
it was, after debate, determined in the
alhrmative--Ycay l6-Nays Is.
Dec l5.-NIr Bradley offered the
following resolution, which was agreed
to and referred to Messrs. Bradley, An
derson, and Gregg.
ReyoiUed, That a committee be ap-
pointed 70 enquire whether any and
what further provisions are necessary
IN addition to and alteration Of Oil at,
entitled I" An act to establish the JIdi-
Cial Courts Of the u. States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
FROM U.1SRLNGTON DEC. Is.

The partizans OF liar still Conun-
re hct But they have changed their
note. Until lately the attack on the
Chesahfukc was held the only ground of
serious controversy Now, when am
pie PREPARATION Of that attack is offered,
the importance &c that affair IS dimru-
ished, and the DID ai-c gears tQhic Of the
right to search merchantmen for Bril-
fish iack-tars, is To De the sale pretext
for War. So you viii see Iet what will
happen, Har is called for.-IIow their
constituents will relish this, viii Dc best
known at the next elcction.-I do not
however, believe it an actual gua-aazy-
der war
" The Boston Memorial, after de-
bate Of a whole day has been committed
This looks a little pacific. Mr.. Quin-
cy does himself, and constituents bon
or and Mr. Bacon shews himself
more a democrat by profession than
practice As to Coax, Noddlc, &c. they
are v2r e. hrefrea nihiL The House
have this day refused again to commit
the PHILADELPHIA Memorial. The best
Of the folly and absurdity Of
the Non-ImPOrtation Law, is letter
on the subject from Mr.. Gallatin.
" We have not yet heard Of Aunroe
pr R0ss's arrival.
The British Proclamation respect
ing their scamen has Deen received
here And occasions much observa-
ton" Peace or War-must now be
speedily decided on"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

{" PROSPECT BEFORE U.s."
Thirty thousand FIVE handred men
to be enlisted as standing army d!
One hundred and SO gun-boats! $500
600 dollars for Notifications. IF ak
this be true, it is a very good beginnings
and argues a very spirited and expen-
siye war. The Chronicle was right in
estimating tha first years expense Of 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

BUoNArARTE's DFcREE.-Every
account confirms the determination Of
the Emperor to enforce this decree.
The seventh article demands more Sc
rious attention." no vessels coming
directly from England, or from the
English colonies, or haUing been there
since the Publication Of The present de-
cree, shall be received into any port.''
To dismiss this article without obserya-
ton j. impossible. tits id effect all in
terdiction that NO beligerent ever as
sumed, or any neutral ever submitted
to. According to this imperial Decree
an American merchant cannot trade
with the same ship, one voyage 10 Eng
land, and the nextto France. The ship
having been once in England, after the
publication of this decree, is forever
excluded French, Dutch and Spanish
port. The 9Th article conhscates
vessel and cargo for evading or vioIat-
ing the 9TH. Upon thesame principle
We may be told next that every Ameri-
can merchant who has traded to Eng
land since publication Of this decree, j.
prohibited to trade to France and her
dependencies ever alter.-NortoIk Led.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

LONDON, NOV. IL.
TREATY,
BetTycen Grea!-BrItaiu and ADler1ca.
The following s the Official Note deliy
cred BY his Maiesty's Commissioners, Lnd
Holland and Lord Auckland, ~ the Amer-
can Ministers, previous To the signature of
tha treaty.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-30
Irofa Works aor Sale.

sHEa subscriber is duly enpowerea4
- tract for the sale OF handsona . :. CO..
Tor Iron Works and eight thousand :, oel,
Land adjoining, lying on the river p, rs'es e
Aocs, aboait niae miles above Freder;c li,al''
Ibis tract abounds with incxhaust;+lLs" ~
OF the richest iron ore and an ample xrn .ilss
FOOD ior coal. The scite for tile woa ppf q
advantageous in the extreme, comm,s ~ y
the whsle sourss of the RappahannocI w.
| natural canal, into which the whole fora. :.
the river may bc turned at a small exnsS y
there has been furnace and other IVY, s,a
formerly erected here, and the ore fDp,S Il
trial abundant and good. When it is COW, "
dered that this property is within min. n,;,
OF tide Water, and that tire navigate, ,l
the scite ct the works to tide water nav %
small expeace be rendered practicable torn
port every heavy article to m4rket: when ~
considered sTom the ontiguity ofthesc wous,
theseat of government, no iron exabsaass'
can supply cannon and shot OH So gco,i ter.s
lcompctclt judges having pronounced Tie ~.
IN this tract of superior quality for cspnon y
doubt Cannot be entertained Of the great WI,
oftais property. The tsls is sdi:sputsl,e sas
a great bargain may be had The sabsc,il -
will at any time attend those inclined to vi.v
the premises, and can shew aa accurate 81,
vey ct the tract on application to him at DIM
fries, ~ Virgins.
James Deneale.
july ~ d6tlaw
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Frecstonc Point near,
Dumfries, on Sunday the 18th of last month
'swo Negro Men slaves, named ANDREW,
and JAMES, the property of Sarah Fouehsess
in Prince William county, and hired OF her.
until the end of the year. They had each OF,
thera pass, Far thrse days, being Whitsur,sj
tide holiday
! ANpREwiss about 2 years Of age, feet 9
Inches high, a black complexion, has scar
near the corner Of one of his eyes, is.a little.
cross eyed, and has a forward, irapudentl
eoantenancs.
& .JAMEs is about - years OF age, s-feet z
inches high, black complexion, has scar
rear his mouth Of the size Of a pea, reels and
s#aggefse very much in his walk. Each OF
chem had On when they went away a shirt and
xrosyscrs of plain coarse Yirginsa Gotten, and
their othSr cloathing is not known. q
Areward of Is Dolless viii be given for
each of then, to any person who viii iappre.-
bend them and secure them IN any gaol, Sc
that the subscriber, living near Dpnfriss,
MAY get them again.
john Stone.
Prince Willia1l Coaaty,
Jnno 81. 60
p IS. Allpersons are forsid from harbor-
ing them, and from eoaveying them away
either b land q water.
y y
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I o B E S O i D,
FOX READY MONEY,

FOR READY MONEY,
To the highest bidder, at pablo auction, at
Dazyson's tavern, in the county Of Loudoun,
and town of Lecs6uay on. FRIDAY the
l4th day of August next, # fair; ifnot, the
next fair day by virtue Of decree Of the
court of the United States, for the 18th CIR
cult, in the Virginia district, pronounced
) at May term 1906 IN a suit depending In
said court between the executors of Daniel
Mildred, deceased, who was surviving part
ner of Mildred and Roberts, plaintiffs-and
Samuel t1ough and others defendants---
900. Acres, Of Land,
Near Leesburg, on the waters of :Guscaro-
ra, in the county Of Loudoun--thres acres of
Meadow near Leesburg, and House and Lot
in Leesburg; or so much thoreef as will be
sufficient to raise certain sunas OF msney, IN
tsrest aa,e, costs, in said decree mentioned.
William Mann, g
Armstead Long, $.
Charles F. Mercer, !.
Jane "a. 2aWts
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Kalua6s Property m Sale.

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots Or to-
gether, four acres of LAND, ecntain-
INK from one and a quarter acre to two acres
each, most .eligibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Creek,
mter.ecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, end bornding east and west on Fay
ette and Payne-streets.
"A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained by application to
James Patton
june 22. tawtf
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Public SAX.

ISX7ILL be sold at ! / o'clock, on Wasnes-
Wv day the 18th August next, at the late,
dwelling of HyeH WEsr, deceased inF'Vilks
street. all the personal estate of the said Hugh
West, consisting principally Of household fur
niture, &c. &c. The terms Will be made
known on the day of sale.
Ann Wet. Adnan,1latrix
QfLHsgA HEsst deceased.
( July 81. aawH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-30

E0r Sale hy fhe Subscribers.
Lisbon Garpsting for summer, Of diasrsH
qualities s.
Racellos and cnreavello Wines IN quarter
casks,
syyindew Class Of different sizos,
Mould Candles Of q superior quality in
snail boxes,
Soft shelled Amends in bags, S.
a quantity Of patent kon hollow ware.
r. T. Hooe & Co.
June ]. co
TO Be Rented,
a three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King and Henry -streets-together
or separate Likewise, on the opposite side,
. two story Brick Dwelling House.
.Ear terms atqltyt TO
Ionathaa and NJ. schol6eld.
May |. co
r. Ssruapts to be HIRED.
A young Negro Man, who has been AGAR
rage driver and house servant.
.alse, a Negro Girl, who has been accusr
toned to house service.
Engmre afthc P,snter.
Jane 49, colt
The Subicriber has jult Received
And ogsrs for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOT
TIES, containing one gross each
Seven bales COTTON, of a superior qua
Ely for retailing--and
"A few tisrees fresh RICE.
@ " II II Nd,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE. In hhds.
DO. BEER, in barrels.
IND rs USUAL,
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles, h1s M for h0ae, q: exfSrt gag
.szsantf;on.
ALSo,
WHITE AND BROWN soap, old and
dry, and In nice order for retailing,or family
use.
WIN. DUNLAP.
Jane 10. cot.
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FOR sALE,

HVN O01L1E,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
GITUATED on the banks Of Great Hunt
~ ing Greek, called Rural Felicity, for
merly owned BY Mr.. John Duff. 1t is at pre-
sent rented for one sear, for the sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, reserving the right
of possession at any time during the above
term, on giving one months notice.-For
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
& April 60
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FOR SALE,

On advantageous terms
4 THREE STORY BRICK JY.1RE-
IN HOUSE, on Unicn-street, next door.
10 Benjamin Shreves jun. well situated for the
sHfthing or Grocery business--AlSe, a LOT
Of GROUND, at the corner of Water and
Wclfe-streets.
TO RENT,
aid ;ssxzsaiafe hossessien gfveH,
The STORE AAa DWELLING HOUSE
IN Fairfax-street occs bed by jacob Hoffman
IAN sxeellent sand for the Day COOP bust
ess.Appiy 70
Jonah Thonpfon & Son.
Msrsh a: stswsf
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PUBLIC SALE.

TTTILL be sold, at public sale, for ready
w money. on the premises, on Wed
nesday the lath day Of August next, the es-
tate called CLIFTON, on 'Psather-Skins IN
Loudoun county, consisting Of 2o5 acres OF
3and, on which was formerly erected ner-
chant and saw mill, distillery, &c. or so much
thereof as viii be sufficient to rails 1900 dol
lars and the costs OF salt, to satisfy JOSEF
Tidball.
This sale IS made pursuant to a decree of
the county court of Loudeun, at whoa. uIae
and place due attendance will be given by
The Commissioners.
Julyls. i2il dts
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Notice IS hereby given

Notices hereby given
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BANK, OF ALEXANDRIA,.
T,fIAT a Diyidene of Three and Half
per Cent. on the Capitol Stock Of said
Bank, for the half yesr,, ending this day, is
declared; and will bcready to be paid tot them
on THURSDAY next the 9th instant.
~ srSer of the President and Directors
Garden Chaplin.
CAsH1xR.
Bank of Alexandria,
tniv 8. T} 3taw4w
K1luabx Property for SAFE.
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lust Received and for Sale,

By tic Subscribers,
A choice cargo Of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay of Honduras, of different
lengths and sizes, which they will sell by the
log or larger quantity.
1AeyAaye alle Jov Sals.
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter Sssk
Virginia Rum, of excellent quality
Molasscs by the hogshead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Lockwood.
Nathaniel Wat.les g Co.
January % Saw
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July e..

TO Sell or Rent,
Sundry LOTS, in Alexahdria--Also sew
raj in. the eitypf w ashingna. For terms APP
ply to- sAAAAs IN FIX N 81
February "A. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-30
FOR SALE.

On a credit, or to Dc rented,
TEN ACRES OF GROUND,
HANDSOMELY situated, about three quarters
Of mile from town, and on the main road
leading from Alexandria to Georgetown and
Washington. For particulars enquire OF :
The Printer.
July "a. eost
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July ~

ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller, King street, Alexaad,ia
HAS LATELY REcEIyED FOR SALE,
The following Valuable Books,
GUTHRIE'S Geography, in 2 VS..
quarto, With folio AtIas-price
IL dollars-the Atlas separate is slo o.
Morse's Geography, vols. octa-
70, with Maps, SO
- abridged for the we
of,schoeIs, Go
Mackay's Navigation, sa
BoweHtch 's.slo Ia new edition! $50
Blunt's Coasting Pilot improved SD
Johnson's Dictionary with W.lk-
er's Pronunciation, ;ss
Brooke's General Gazetteer impvp-
we'd, SO
SCOTS Geographical Dictionary Of
the United States, 50
Geographical Compilations, vols.
IL mo. go
Domestic Encyclopedias, vols,
octave. isea
Ains.,,7rtl'. Latin Dictionary. 4 50
Young's do. Go. $50
Shakspcare's Works, 8 y. IL mo. 10 %
Woadsrs of Nature and Art, l4y.
boards, Il Cs
Octave Bibles with earns Notes, 8 to 80
- 49,, 4 vols. hns paper, 10 %
Carey's Family Bible, at 5 Is and 10 %
Oxford Quarto Bible, Z 50
Ferrand's Latin Courses, in alparts,
each u
hdarns On the Globes, | 50
Life of Nelson, 2ca
Darwia's Zoonomia, vols. e:tavo, s 90
Webster on Pestiience, vols. oct 90
Wallace en- Diseases, 90
Cullen's Practice, 80
Rush's Enquiries, 4 vols. octaro 90
Parkinson's Medical Adeseni:ioRs, 90
Lavoisier's Chemistry, so
New Dispensatory, 90
Denman's midwifery, 9 vels. oct. } 50
Cullen's Msteria Medica, $50
Bells Surgery, vols. octave, ~ W
Bell on Ulcers, 50
Browns Elements of Medicine, 9oa
John Newton's Works, 8 v. 10 lae. s W
Saurins' Sermons, vols. u 70
Rurgh's Dignity OF Human Nature, W
Derkley's Minute Philosopher, %
Psley's Natural Theology, ="
Dr.. Recess CYcLoPAEDIA:
E1oHr NuMBERs pvBLIsHED. -.
Price TO subscribers Three DoAars ~
ny Gems per Number.
aF 0sy: two copies for sale.
July 9.
Er PROPOSALS ARE ISSUED
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.NHw-YeRx, December I, 1905.

.NRW~f oRK, sDeceotoef 1, low
THIS is to certify that have been using
the patent oven, invented by James Deneaie,
esq. Of Dunnfries, Virginia, since April last,
to considerable advantagein this city, have
no doubt of It's possessing considerable advan-
tages over the old method, such as saving Of
fuel and labor, in consequence of which the
proprietor IS, epabled to make. the bread much
thinner and consequently more proper for long
voyages OF, :, bet climate.
Again, as a part of thu operation requiring
rnost Skill and practice is abridged by this ms
tiiod more Of the work may Be, done by boys
or men little experienced in the business.
Not being acquainted myself with the old
method, VII! not attempt to state the differ
ences between them, but that it is greatly IN
favor of Deneale's method must be cyidsnttc
hesraost superficial observer.
Robert Hartshorne.
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Andrew Jameson.

N. B. Not having sufficient experiment Of
said oven above mentioned cannot ascertain
what may be saved in wood or labor, only that
cord wood will do without the labor of chop
ping and splitting, as is necessary With old
fashioned ovens. A. ].
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j WILL s ELL
A pair Of hand fome we'll broke

They are and years old, OF bright
bav color, stout, sound and active, extremely
well conditioned, IN good order and ride vely
well. IS.
1uIv % eG2w
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ar Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY, some time in tie months
IN Of November Dec. last, a negro man,
by the name OF SAM. who was hired in tire
town Of Alexandra to a Mr.. Robert Smith.
He was about 50 years Of age, about feet
10 or !. inches high, very straight, Of rather
a ycllowish or fancy compilations, shutters a
little. hasa soft voice sid generally seems
humble and tirnid when spoken to. He had
a wife at col. Jemmeson's in the county Of
Caroline, and may perhaps be lurking IN that
reiighborhood, but 1 think it moro. probabe
he may have gone to the state OF Maryland.
IF taken in the state of Virginia and brought
10 me will give the above seward if IN the,
state Of Maryland aud brought to mo I viii
give 3odollas reward.
Baldwin, M. Lee.
yifs:iliA, Nsssstnorclant
cos..asy, 5uls 5 lspI 4.
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lA4. u xAND RIA RACES

AK ANDR LA II ACES.
HE ALEX NDR1A JOCK r CUE Rae n
will commence on q UESDAY the I'd
day Of November next, The course will be in
he greateata stile, and enclosed BY complete
fence. ss
The first day purse will not ~be less than.
'd7l1s- HJ.NDRED 4 DOLLdRS,s and will
probably be more than that sunl--all arrange
ments will be published sometime previous to
the races.
Subscribers will pay their subscriptions to
Mr.. James Sanderson, treasurer. Mr. John
.Hodgkinis appointed clerk Of the course, and
all arrangements respecting the course IS ycst-
ed in him.
James S. Scott, Ssc'ry.s
August Is dstlawtf +
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GREAT BARGAINS.

INTENDING to remove to the state of
u Tennessee as soon as possible, wish te
dispose Of the following valuable and increas-
ing property upon lew terms, which property
i inherited from my ancestors, who have had
a legal title to the same fer upwards OF one
hundred years.
One. tract well known by the. name
ef AB1seDos, being on tbs, Potomac river
between a lexandia and George Town, and
nearly opposite the city. of Washington, beau
tfully situated, containing about our Hun
dred acres, now leased to the MIR. Wises tar
three hundred and. sixty dollars: per apnusn
with other stipulations contained in the said
lease. - S3 IS
One other tract contiguous TO the
FIRST, ieasedto William Fraser for forty del.
lars per annam, containing about sixt -
Sress
One other tract containing ten acres
of bottom land, adjoining the Foursiiles Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and a half
miles Of. 6 Gorge own, containing rs acres.
The greatest part OF this land is hsavily 60
versa with red and white Oak.
II L o,
Three thousand acres on the Scioto
River, in the st ate of Ohio.
This tract descended 10 me from my uncle
George %. Alexanacr, being one rnoicty of
the land he was entitled to for his military SER
tices during the revolutionary war. All the
title papers with the wills under which 1 am
entitled to the above property, are IN the
hands of BkLnwIS DADS, Esq. TO whom ap-
: plirstion vii please 10 be made for terms &c.
he being legally authorised to contract and
dispose Of all the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be Civ.
sn.
Walter 5. Alexander.
Augga1s. GO
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G. 81 r. Waite.

EP One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down the
numbers correctly, as will also one of their
clerks.
The next New York Lottery will not com
neacs drawing till April next--,ickets Of
which lottery may be had at syVaiee's Offices,
No. Ga and No. SO, Maiden Lane New-Y ork.
- Distant adventures, accompanying
their orders with bank notes of any destrip-
tionto either Of Waltes Offices, In New York
or Baltimore, may have Tickets and Shares
forwarded 10 any amount with the utmost
punctuality, and the earliest advice sent them
cftheir success. All prizes sold by G. and
n. Waite, will be paid by them.
FIT Tickets In the above lottery are to bc
had,at ]. AJARcH's bookstore, George Town,
where the prizelist will pc regularly received.
October StawzxA
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This is to give notice, that the
'sspte1laEer.ll.

lhls IS toglye notice, that the
subscriber Of Alexandria County. in the dis
trict Of Columbia, has obtained from thesO Or.
hpan's Court of said county, letters testamcns
tary On the estate Of Johs DIT, late Of the
county aforesaid deceased all persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit them with the youshers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
sth day of Aprilnext, or they. may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate !; and
those indebted thereto are required TO make
immediate payment, Given under my f1ariS.
this ssh day OF October 1907.
SARAH Duff, Ex'r,*. Z
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