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lNUMBE.R 90.
GorTENBURC, May 8.
Rstrad of a letter.

ESfrad Of a letter.
fetterday Swediih veGel arrived from
Soioerg' after having carried thither cargo
OF herrings. The captain has brought letter
tor his owners, wherein it is mentioned that
Coiserg is bfavely defended againit the French,
who have not yet been able to take Jingle out
work, notwithstanding all the facrifces they
nave already made, Especially in poiIefiny
themielves of fort that commands the mouth
OK the harbour. The inhabitants have not the
ieait fear that the place will he taken, but on
the contrary think of acting ofenGvely."
May1l.
ms day the king fets out for Malmo, for
Yfad, accompanied by the old general Toll.
where they are going directly to embark for
otraiiund. His majefy intends to take the COM
mand OF his army, and will in fhort time be
joined, according to the beft information, by,
10000 Prnfiian, and &C, 900 BTitifh troops, who
are daily expected to arrive in the Baltic.
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From tie Dutch PaberI.
Cor ENHACEN, Nav

= COPENHAGEN, Nav s.
We have received the following inteliie
by paf1engers and matters of vefeis, who left
Pillau on the goth ult. Dantzick fuitains for
rnidable bombardment, but Gen. Ka,kreuth if
fued Proclamation on the 22d, in which he
declares that he would not capitulate on any
conditions whatever. The emperor Alexander
and the king of Pruilia are with the army which
has its head quarters at HeiligenheiI. The
French are ftrongly reinforced. A letter from
DantziG, written on the 25th, ftates, that the
cannonade which began in the morning of the
Esd, had continued without intermiiiiou. and
that up to the time of writing the letter 5000
ihells and red hot balls had been thrown into
the town. The bombardment had occafioued
much damage, but at the fame time, no place
had been fet on fire. Several lives were loft in
the freets. Matters of veilels, however, who
Jailed from DantZick on the 9Th, afIrrt, that
on that day, and on the goth, they obferved
fires to have broken out in fevera places, and
particularly in the Old Town.
AMSTERDAM, May l6.
General DuHoRceau has pubihed an order
OF the day at Bremen, dated the Sd innaat, in
which he bellows much praife on the gallant
conduct of the Dutch troops in the late actions
with the Swedes. The order conc ludes thus
+" Dutch Soidiers, new campaign is about to
commence. Let us difregard all the hardfiips
and obttacles we ihall have to encounter. We
ihaI be compensated for every thing by vtto-
y."
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THE NEWSPAPER.

An engine of good and of evil,
OF falihood and truth in It's turn;
Conducted always by the Devil
Whole lalhes make fnful folk mourn,
a mirror of folly and fafhion,
A mart Of wit, ton riot, and joke
The foe of Grim, Cons guilty PATTON,
But friendly to fair Hymen's yoke.
The comfort and guide Of the trader,
In dealing at home or abroad:
The dread Of the booiting iavodsy
The brand by which h9iers are avid.
Bright Liber;ys rock ofreliance,
When tempetts her reGideuce threat
The fofirrer of Art aud of Science
OF every thing Virtuous or grsat--IIAFIZ.
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL,
,-N nne bunS-sd HID. TOBACCO ruanf-
SnNSEA ed' ." Jrsigit at sof Pc, bid. and S pc,
SS N < cent Pyi"aage, Per toe Ame,iean Rgyc
fer1 SHrP
MINERVA, Captain KHELE,
Apply to Brown and Rives, Richmond, or to
ALEXANDER IECKIE, or
THOMAS WILCOX.
Norfolk, June "a. ep3w.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
Refcs1iy inform tie public, and Particularly TIE in.
batianss Of RfcHMoaD, that baUizg form
Ell connection, they zrW nagfaS
Gljinaf under tie firm Of
DO ID G. E AND CO BIB:
1Iey IaOe foken hl Store on The 1tb d- e TIE main
.E,est lately O:eupisd BY A41Drs. NJ g B. A4yss,
M HERE they have for fale, general aIort-
Wv ment of ENGLISH, INDIA aud FRENCH
GOODS, futable for the feafon.
A. DODGE,
GORSHEM COBB.
July IL If.
". 3. DODGE II COBB zrMER their GOODS
Io4or ban at any otLer Stcr in Risbnssd, either BY
zrL0i.Eiie retail.
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expedition, which was already in fight of Ca
PR, was obliged to return to Baja.
VIENNA, April Ct.
George with comfortable corps has advanced
as far as Widdin.
HAMBuRcH, May IL.
a report 10 current that his maieity the EN-
peror and King, has formed an army of OFFER
vat'on, and that his excellency MARTIAL Bruno
mas been appointed to the command in chief
OF that army, which is faid to be efficiently
hrong to cover the operations of the grand ar.
my.
AUGSBURG, MayI.
"A courier arrived here yefterday, in S hours
from the head quarters of the grand French ar
my, mas brought orders to the generals Boudet
aho Mohtor to marc Immediately, and at fuch
rate as to reach Hamburge in a days. This
order was immediately communicated to the
frencn troops which are at Bavaria and thew
are alfo in motion to day.
BANKS OF THE ELBr, NAV IL.
The petition of the French and RuiIian ar
mics have not changed, properly fpeaking, thefc
two months. They have been comfortably re-
during that time, but the bad roads
and the feafon are infurmountable obitacles TO
any military operations. This ina6tion has.
however, been interrupted by an attack which
the Rutiians have made by Tea on Elbing, of
which the refutis not yet known. The garri-
ION OF Dantzick, informed Of this, fattered it
felf that the enemies would be obliged to raife
the bege, which, however, had not taken place
on the 5oth ult. fincc the city had been brilklv
bombarded till that day. The laft intelligence
from the camp of the befegers give realon TO
expect that 1t mutt foon furreuder.
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From the Ham6nrqb Pabers.

- NAPLEs, april II.
The Englifh baving withdrawn the sreateft
part of their troops from Sicily, and the royal
Napoleon army being daily increafng, from
8 to 10000 French troops, which we're hther-
to itationed in this country, are now on their
march to Poland.
April 81.
AZ prelent f7gliih frigates appear hut very
feldom of snrcoaR. AS the neighbourng me
OF Capri is ltil occupied by the Englih, 5000
men were embarked at the beginning of this
month to iurprife the enemy's troops in tina,
iilc' But The wind changing in the night, the
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Europe
From tie B9Gon Gazette Of Monday.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY al arrival at New Bedford, from England
we have received London weekly paper of
May %, from which we are enabled TO make
the following Elections 1T does not appear.
by any official flatements, that the war had been
renewed in Poland. but the reports which reach
us from amott every quarter, fcem to ftrenetb-
en- an opinion that it has been recommended
with dreadful naugbter- The article under the
London head Of May Cd, on this fubieet, may
he coniidered to bear a continental date
very little diitant in time from thofe brought
10 Providence, by the Hazard. It is, however,
more particular and satisfactory. The late ru
fnonrs OF Peace appear TO have given way to
other expeH atoms, which involve, not ONLY a
fansulnary warfare in Poland, and along the
Northern maritime coaf, but through the
whole extent of the Turkifh empire. This cx-
'entlon OF the war may be confdered as rerult-
Tag from the nnluccefs of the expedition agsinG
the Porte : fnce it has given to the French A
Complete csStT,ji over the civil. and military
operations ofthat power.
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LONDON, May 81.

general battle is rumoured to have at
length been foueht---At late hour on Friday
evening it was reported that The RufIians and
PrutijaRs had made general attack upon the
French army. Oilers aedsc that the attack
was begun by the French.
The Rufians aRd Prufrians amounted to A.
bout s5 600, Of whom 16o 600 were Ruff
ans.--Ihe French force was near 100000. But
the Ruiiians had referve in Lthuania of
40 600 men more.--Thc battle is rumoured I 0
have been nf the m 4 furious and obftinate ma.
ture. II term'I ated much in the fame way as
the battle OF Ey'au-without any decifivc adj
yaniages gained hy the French. Thirty thou
fand men are flid 10 have been killed and
wounded on both fides
Yesterday morning we received letters from
the Colh, which Gate, that heavy firing was
heard on JhurIdaY night in the direction of Ca
his, iuPpoird to hlve been reioicngs for fome
victory. The French, of courfe, if the refnIt
were aS we nave Gated it above, indecilive, and
1T they had nothing more to boat Of than they
had at Fy'du, would claim the victory, and
order rtioicingg To take place, and Tc Deum
TO be celebrated. The confcriptS nuA be en-
courased nj all evcnts.--But if the conSqnence
OF the battle was neither he furrender of Dant-
zic, nor the capture OF konnc6urg, the French
have little to bcan of. The battle is Rated TO
have bcenn on the 9Th the Emperor AIexan-
der, the King Of PrufEia, and Bouaparte, be adj
cd their reflective zsnies
Oiher accoDnts f.om Holland ftatc, tina. the
battle was not iDdeciGge, but that the French
were defeated.
An American venel from Rotterdam is 2rri-
we'd of Dover, which landed an over Tea pilot
he!oDeIng TO Uat place, who Rates, that at the
time he failed, 4 report reached Rotterdam of a
battle having been fought IN Poland, which
fafed three days, and ended in the total defeat
Of the French. The Emperor of Ruff and
King OF PruI!ia were pcriJnally engared.-Si-
InIiar accounts are faid to have prevailed at
fIulhing.
Such are the rumours which have reached
Us--No accounts Of any battle have been off
ciaIly received by Government.
The Turhjlh army has been wholly re.organ-
lied, and every corps of thouiand mes, has
French officer, fabordinated only to the com.
mander IN Chief. WhilA thcfe arrangements
are proceeding in the Turkifb Empire, the
Prstth ERlGH;cs arc Gated TO Lc equally bufy
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POSITIVELY, WILL BE SOLD,

by TIE Jats,ibers, on he pyemjfs. TUESDAY
ing, the 2iP infant, at 4 e'slesk--fte
BRICK HOUSE,
A T prefent oecuried by Mr.. Alexander Black
II wood-2s by so feet; and the Lot of Ground
on which it Sands, with front of llS feet, the
nain-Greet leading through Col. Riebsrd Adans's
valley. extending back 25 feet, Terms Of fale made
known on the day of iale.
PROSSER e MONCURE,v VIM.
Juy ID
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= The Prlatry'5 Devh
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STOCKHOLM, MAY 1.

The RufIian imperial chamberlain, M. Ri
heaupiltr, who arrived here on the 10Th from
Memel, by way of Finland, with a letter from
the emperor Of Ruliia to our fovereign, reeeiv-
ed an antSer to the letter, and left the city a.
gain on the fame evening.
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expedition, which was already in Fight of Ca
pri, was obliged to return to Baja.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
SuNarroW Boots.
John G. FRANCIS,
from Mex. YorI

From .aeg.- York,
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the pRblicE
- that he manufactures Spsyarroqv Boots
with all thclnodern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
ny years of experience in his business, he has
discovered new method of retaining the elas-
ITCHY in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever so badly shaped He makes boots of
various descriptions, viz Suwarrows--fair-
Tops, THREE Quarters, Cofsican Spring Tees,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
Jefferson's Boots and Shoes. 1;s warrants to
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen will please to call and see for
themselves, at his shop in King-street, be-
tween Mr.. Mott and Mr. Ittodgghin,s tavern.
January s. dom
'.s B. He intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
This is. to- give Notice,

THAI subscribers, of Alexandria court
ty, in the district Of Columbia, have obtained
fFa1n tie Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Of administration ontac personal estate Of John
Lishtfoot, late of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased :-S-ALL PERSONS having claims a
gainst' the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, on or before the Dist day Of
July next cnsning,,-ot' they may by law be exA
Guided from all benefit to said estate--And
al persons Indebted thereto are requested to
make immeaiate paytnent.--G Given under our
hands this 2 lst day of January, 1907.
Elizabeth Lightfoot, 1dmx.
Samuel Lightfoot, Admr.
January 81. saw6w
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mo. 1843.
PJBLIC SALE.

7'c-l4o RR0JiI, al 4 o'clock an tie tferaseay
syN be Sela, en- EGntQy's svloast,
1890 bushels st. U.bes & Caaiz
halt-and 100 bis. Tar, ona
credit.
Philip G. Mayeslhr.
Feb, Is. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
10th February, 1907.

81 ~ =, :.
THAT the following persons be appointed
commissioners, for experimenting the elect.
4ons, 20 be held in the different wards Of the
town, on Tuesday the Sd of March next, for,
the choice Of members of the Common c0up-e
Gil for the ensuing year, VIZ.
John sluncaster,
William Harper, : forthe first ward.
John Hunter,
Joseph Riddle,
Dennis Ramsay, 5>fortse second ward,
John Young, &
Joseph Smith, 4
Adam Lynn, SSfor the third ward,
50 William Rely,
Mathew Robinson1
Thomas Jenney, Sfor tie fourth ward.
John Johnston, :
The election for the first ward, to be held
ct John Bogan's tavern, on pEnce, street.
for the second ward, at the court-house-tor
the third ward, at john IIodgkin's tavern, on
King -strest-ahd for the fourth ward, at Mr..
Lawrence Kocff's brick Eousa, on Duke
street.
Test. JAMES M. MsREA, c. c.
reDfuafy h. s-ys...,s tonViS
Patent Elastic Saspenders,
TO be hid, wholesale and rct:ii,, of the Pa
tentec, next door below MIR. Alcxande:s
M'Kenzic's, Lever end Of Frlncesstrcct, A
Alexandiia.
THEY sfurpass anysyet extant, for
eas2, elegance, &c. Musters OF vessels and
other gentlemen going TO the West-indies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, and great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity.
n. b. The buttons on the back parts OF the
waistband ought to BE placed the samedistance
from each other, as the two center buttons OH
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the case designed
~ tho construction ofthe article.
Richard Horwell.
Also,
Red. Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,
BY the dozen or single s!lin--for sale at
IIorwcil's Patent Suspender Aaaaufaetory, IN
Prnce-strcet.
july s. d.sen
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Thomas Reed &. James Ctlay,

I'd1NteY5 and GIaztefs,
TTAVE commenced business in the q
e bose iihe, in Prince-strect. nearly OPP,
,osite the bank of Potomac, where they IT.
end TO Keep the best Of P.flN1s, and every
ting s!se IN their line. Any orders, either
10 town or from the country, WiaI be duly at
ended to, and executed onas reasonable terra5
IS any ii tbs place.
February ~. 1a"sS.
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m2tta degree, l. 1 ti7t3---. hcr-f src 7~-c- ';u.
tothat d"ci'ion i va. not neceG-try 20 proy.
IL to coG,tItrte IN, crypc, ard theref,re ia A.
legation would nos vl'isrc the R,t.i9c,cns. L
o'nrvc 1t viii net be oeniet, thai, ta, y hicii IS
MT ucccSiry 10 be proven. to coaGitu,e tlic.oe-
renee, " ia'd, 's oniy iurplalare. Apply fns
rule g the dscihon ct the tuprtme couf, Pc
fence is not neceG1ry TO couaitu>e tres,;,n
Shere there has hrsn m aGtmblaye ~ force,
there fore rs allegation 10 lurpIuf.ge Bni in e..
verv indie ncot, It is necsI3,y 10 G,zyv ;.,rjC.
d'ct'on, therefore It j. nece'ary 10 scd-e place.
aud conductive prelenec follows IA an inle,a-
rahle coRclUfOn.
The indictment in the Gale of Burr. wa
ihspet in the onig way, which II w.,
p"Eo!e 10 convict him of tiyat,u in the
hrt degree. for had Y hcen charged thar
ne cau,ed var - be icy'ri at Bisnnerh ,iT.,,,;
i!and, It would be ncctGuy To cooriet ,bnr.
wno'had attended, aU3io prove the All bla,,e.
TO have neSu IN Force 'ar ,.ciionabl- ourcoC.s.
" thus, then, His prelrncc rru,i b.. ,-,,y.n.
and IT neTeiari!y p7ciumed, tie al;eeai io,,;nth,
indictment was proper. The cour;e ef the ar.
gnInen' pniued in the opinion, il worthy o,
peculiar atisntiun. The dscilious Of the conrf.
are the "A" Oh the lard, eXpuJndrd' IA a blte.
guide. ihGjr operation is not limited tn H.
walls OF the houf- in which they are ,ltttrcd---
l. becomes then i c,rious mater of en,,,,;.,;
whether they gre to ie received accOrSiup to III.
unai and ordinary UndcrG1u,:inec oT ,hoc.
whom they are defined TO affect with thu f,r,.,.
OF law. The ordinary fYufe and mcan,rr Of
terms, has been hitherto adopted as The r,, of
contribution. Bat the Cbiri Iuiticc of IA, n.
nited States has abandoned principle. e, eGeo-
ia" :" the Iatety of the people lie las dire.
garoed the Ordinary contribution 70 which ,ar-
Ruaee IS liable, and fought wit, eacetn.f. to
Jnltity that, of which ingsuui,y, labor and TO-
phtry could alone make IT futcep.ib',. In
iupport Of his confirmation of the opinion hi
'ered IN The iupreme court, in the cafes Of Eoll.
man a0' Swarlwout, whit he admits h, ,yovl,i.
dsV'ate IRON It wlth reluctance, he has rnarf,a,i
ed every argument that could I've f.raip,rd. Re,
defeat ITS force. Wh;n it is true. tlat b~;rr
preitut, he'is enabled to decide on vhaf vvss
his imPreiiion of that opinion. it ia c,,,ainlv
improper and iEde!icate, TO cupy-~t that inn
pTehnn Mt a future day. mi an arguifi,nt apajrl.
st: Are TIE world to judge from, rle !lng,,,,-
aleo' or from the lrnpre!fione, which are con-
ceaied. IF the op:on af the f,Dre, court. ia
:" te the Inv Of the land, i;ali the iu,Iye co,n-
IN and lay, that the law is To he oroponrdef.
according to his language, or his impreC1iors
nat the counfcl for The pTiioner gave the Cane
. contraction 20 The opinion, a, was done 80 th,.
Proierutlon, is clearly to be uttered troi,, ,he;,
never having met :, fairly. They relied Dy;rc;.
pAlY on its being northumberland TO ,b,,
Ch'ef Juitice Is due, all the honor of def,..tir~
oy arGument, that OPTION which he had for.
merry idncioned on different bench"
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PHiLADELptLIA. o.. ~.

Yefsrday arrived brig Ariel, from Briaot-
4 pafrnger on hoard brought a Braol paper of
the i9'h of Sept. containing London Articles TO
the 10th, but it falling into the hands of the
owners, they were unwilling to- otligc ue with
it-howeyer. from ahafy p-rufai of il on
board the brig, We couid not find that it con-
tsiped any news from the Continent or Copsn-
hagen. ster than already given. or any one ar.
tic!e cfimportance, ualefsthe mention OF IN cs-
pedition fitting out from Enc'aad. to take p0f-
fehion Cf Madcira--may he 70. TIRE inner
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NORFOLK, oecb.rss.

Orders, ne vrderfaDd, Rave beeu .ient from tle
war department., to the dix military potts of ,he
United States, directing that ali esrters from the fer
vice OF foreign nations iha be Forthwith dehareed
~ ths port levera have been Discharged; they were
modify II not All BTiuih. This has been conGaeted
as indicative Of paci,ic dipoiton by fpnnc unless
We know more Of the motives we hlll offer no OPT
Mon upon the ioje1t. II is, however to be inferred
tiot our government is p-r:uaied that the employ
ment OF o.isrtei from other tervices. is either mpo.
lite on our part or Illegal, repeing the rights OF
other nations. Ii it impoitc in the land icrvce
more 70 in naval iervice, hec.ufe the means of
becoming treacherous the latter are mere eafy and
would be ruinous to the fervier The legality
or Juice would be alike in either cafe
(LelcrJ
Canber %.
The French fhip Patriot has left the PAtuxent on
her way down.
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NRWYORK. o. ~.

a few DAYS before captain Nurrav 'tFt Far
ha'oes, BrI,h packe; brcpghs INTO ina; port
FRENCH r,;vf'ter of gus sni os ncn, cap
tGred after an a6ticn ct thsee hours cartinuance,
in win, h the Packet Ion ten rnen, and lEe pr-
y.;ser had 90 kil!sl! or wounded,
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nns. AL parties unite in this iiea C4Asett, Red
head Yoke, tie MBruog coR, md Ne Moroi1s
.chropels Jr'a, 5oagpar,e may ecipy i A, long "a
he r's.es; orr,.-, ~ U-hepe rat it may be given
- SPIN 3"s y ''i ate ROT 10 fay, attached as We
are 20 % pary he5 ;hl, OF COUNTY,. ,aat he who
M.'h's - g's- ae na9tea fsasalent OF a cock or
the rotten eorr oi plank Cor the recovery OF Fan
o'e' m the rrseot is- oF rhc continent, has not an
Htom"f B'i'iia feeling IN his heart
LaratR 9zb.
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Public Sale of Lots.

A GREEABLE to the will of Mr.. JoHx
IA WEsT,a deceased, the subscriber will;
on MONDAY, the Gath day of August next,
expose to public sale, at the New Turnpike
Gate, near to MIR. Ricketts,, his Moiety, or
One Half Ola Tract of Land adjoining there
to, lying On Tiiaber Branch, known by the
name of 6 PE.ARSON'S- .TR.AcY''-whici
land was devised by John West, fun late of
Cameron, to his two sons Thomas and John
West, to be equally divided between them
The land is naturally fertile and full of young
growth Of timber, which with proper care and
attention will soon become valuable: There
lis some excellent springs Of water upon it,
and elegant scites for buildings.-The land
will be LAID Off ia lots from FIVE to ten acres.
The Terms # Sale swN be-
One.third payable in cash--the other two.
thirds in negotiable notes In either of the banks
In Alexandria, with approved indorsers, at SO
and 50 days, which is as fer as the credit Can
be extended, the land being sold for the inn
mediate payment of debts.
"A plat Of the land as now surveyed and laid
off into lots, may be seen}in the coffee :house,,
in the town Of Alexandria, or In the hands
Of
Charles Little,
Ex'or off. West.
Tulv al t5
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
), Wenty, i've Dollars Rezgard.


'f' .at.4i, scsaetizss IN tbr mouths Of No.
zeaaer or pecem6er last,
NIGRQ NAN by thssname of SIM!
y who was hired in the town Of Alexan-
49, - = a Sir' Robcrs Snuta. He was about SO
i;ss % age, about feet 10 cs Ii inches
ae -, seri strait, eft rather a yellowish or ta-
s0np.exlon, stntters alitsle, has soft
sb .s' ana generally seems humble and tinid.
m rasa spoken to. He had wife at Col. lem.
a ,sss0ls' IN the couaty of Caroline, and NAV
h. ,'.aps nov be lurking in that neighborhood,
MN. 'a,pk II more probable he NAV have
Il ,,'s y sne state Of Maryland-If he j. taken
win an mate 81, Virginia and brought to me I
Na,ss,ns me above reward; il in the state of
= 6ea nv s s' brought to iac viii give 3air-
sa.;., ;. Baldwin M. Lee.
'as sa s,essmorelana,
' July "a. 8 Issl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
Charles Little;
Ex'or. off. West.
,F0R SIZE,
on advantageous terms,

on advantageous terms,
A THREE STORY. BRICK WARES
"a HOUSE, On Unio1,-street, next door
to Benjamin Shrcys, jun. well Situated for The.
Shifting or Grocery bhsiness--Also, a LOT
of GROUND, at the corner of Water ana
WoIfe-streets. 80
TO RENT,
.sud ias7ffsiate hessession esvsu,
The STORE aud DWELLING HoIysE
on Fairfax street. occupied by. Jaco5 1aseqaman
Ian excellent stand for the DIR Coon bust
ness-Apply 10
Jonah Thempfon & Son.
March IL. 3tswtf