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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27
THK .dbsetibef,, for the lss, dime,

THE sdbsctibef, for the last time.
i earnestly eqdests all persons ia
dehted 70 him, to'eome forward and set
tie their accounts, which they may dis
charge BY Cash. Country produce, orby
giving their notes. Those &ho fail 10
come forward before the az March
next, may expect no further indulgence,
and their accounts will be isAmediately
putinto the. hands Of the proper olfeer.
The subscriber Will attend Is formerly
u his lins a Rfactitioner Of Physic and
Surgery, olthe most ressonable terms,
and on a short cyedit q, The publickS
most obcdient huuahle Gervaht, Z
FREDERICK ALBRIGHT .
Martiasbnre. Feb. ~, iso7.
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TWEgTT DoLLARs REWARD.

" = - Ts~.%N ~ So
q ANsxay from the subseribef. on
IN Sunday the lsth inst. 1 Nero
Man named GABRIEL. Re i 2s.yesr,
ofage /; about 8 feet 3 or 8 niche. Sirh I
arkcompiexion. Had On when he went
away bIoekssey roundabout and over.
ais, wool hak sbo1t half worn, old
white stockings, shoss nearly new. swans
down Saistccas nearly new. The said
Negro belongs % Mr. Bufwril. Il the
Yellow house, Frederick County. is
supposed he Is in.the. neighbourho6d &c
the Yello~ House, orin this neighbour.
hood, Is hewas bird hst We ar With Mr..
John Lsle. Ton aoilars reward win Sc
gwen for said negro IL secured in the
jail Of ei,hsr berkeley. Frederick or Jef-
ferson Counsies; or twenty dollars Il n
kan out ofthe above named counties and
secured in any jail, so ,hat:he subscri3
Der can have him again. - ST
HUGH ". PATTERSON. :
Near Marsinsburs. Feb. 90, 1907.
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N1oTIcE j. hereby given, that "a
IN ELECTION win be held al the
Court House in Charles. Town, on the
sssond cSesday in April next, for the
purpose Of choosing . 81 person 10 repre-.
sent the District composed Of the coun-
tiss Of Jefferson, &c. &c. IL the -Senase
Of this State. i fgytsy y
ALEXANDER WHITE, Sheriff.
February ~. 1907. = T. |
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}NFoTIcE 10 hereby given, that 10
ELECTION win BE held ~ the
Courthouse in Charles Town, on the
second Tuesday in April next. for the
purpose Of ehoosihg;a Ct person % repre-
'sentthe District COMPOSED ofthet Coun-
ties Of Jefferson, Berkeley 3 Hampshirs,
inthe House Of Representatives,. IF The
!: !, ALExANDER WHITE, sh.ris:
February ~, 1907, ~ = -.
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is hereby given, tint an
IN ELECTION win be held at he
coprt.Housr in Charles Town, on the
second Tuesday In April next, FOR the
purpose of choosiug two 6tpersons TO re-
present the County Of Jefferson 10 the
General Assembly Of this State. = ::
ALEXANDER WHITk, Sheriff.
February 81, 1907 i =.
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NF=-E " II +. +
Berkeley, %. s.; So. = I So r.
j .sss Febsuaty Court, 1907. :.
.se john Swami, Complainant, L
$50. tA0AiNsT = r.
yetemiah Dunn, Andrew Bowman ana
Joseph Forsman,. Defendants, ( s
,Es II. CHANCE RY.
FHE defendant, Jeremiah ! Dunn.
= not having entered his appearance
agteeable to IN act of Assem6l, and The
rlles Of this Court, .aAd Il appearing 70
tn Satisfaction Of the Court, thar he is
mot m inhabitant of this CommoRweath,
on lhs motion Of the Gomplainant by his
Counsel, i is'orderd, thar said Jeremiah
Damn do appear here.ou the Monday af:
ter the third Tuesday in April next, 10
answer the bin Of the Complainant. and
that . copy Of this order he forthwith N.
serted IN che Berkeieysnd Jetferson In
telligeneer for two months excessively,
and published at the door Of the Court.
House of the said County. y s
IN a Copy. & Teske, s.. y
: ~ DAVID HUNTER, e,a.s.
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TAKE NOTICE.

"A persons indebted 70 the estate sc
"A Wm. Burns, zen. decd. whoss
Bonds, Notes and accounts are, nov
due, are requested to come forward and
make payment immediately, as NO indal-
Eence can or viii be given. SIS 49,. - Is !,
JOHN BURNS, sen,r.
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II Berkeley, g. = & -.
John Mosser Admf. 81 Catherine Mot.
: Ter, decd. Complainant, 1e
AGAINST '.t 5. : i :,
Beniamin Co0chman, Frederick Couch.
man, Michael Couchman. Maichi
Co1chman ana Henry couchnsari,
OeEeudauss, -. 50 So xs.ass,,-
In cHANcERY.
THE defsndaAt8 Bsnianiin coueh.
L man, Fredsrisk cooehuap. Mi.
chael Eouchman and Malchi Couchm.r
NOT having entered ,heir appearance Z.
greezble TO an act Of Assembly ma ,hr
rules Of this Court, and Il appearinv. IS
the satisfaction Of the Court, that shsx
are not inhabitants Of this ColDmonR.
wealth, on the notion DC the Comni.A,.
ant by his Counsel is h ordered. th,e
said Benjamin Goaehman, Freder;cL
Couchman,, Michael codehman ana;
,MalchiC auchmando appear here a. NJ;
Mooday after jihethifd Fuesda ID ApriI
next, % answer the bin of,he Compls;n.
ami. andthat acopy Of thi. order Sc iofih.
with inserted 10 the Berkeley and Ie6er.
son Intelligencer for two monrhs suc.
aeessivsiy, and Published II the door Of
the Court. House Of the said County.
"A Copy. Teste, - - -
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.s. :.
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a. WAsRINcroN-cIr Feb, 2t.
= Messrs. Bollman and Swartvout were
thin day discharged BY the Supreme
Court. 80 4 - s,'-%F ..z-.s.% :
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Aarcn Burr had surrenderd himself d
tie civil authority ofthat territory.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
February is, iso7.. 81 b. I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

Letters from Washington say, that
Mr.. Jefferson has declined being eandi.
date Al the next Presidential election.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

: The H. Rep. have hi. day; appropria-
led $50. 900 dols. for forti6eations, and
the same sum for gun-boass. >@H7.~.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pet. u,

We understand that the grand jury of
the city, on Tuesday last presented bill
Of indictment sgainst Wiiian DsaRs and
Michael, Leit, Tor q CONSPIRACY,
by threads and promises, 70 overawe and
unlawfally to influence the Official con.
duct Of the governor, in the pending in
quiry into:the legality Of the late election
Of a sheriff for the city and county Of
Philadelphia. As the matter 10 thus put
in the course Of legal in,essigatiou, it
would Do improper to say more, than
that we are informed that the bill l. found
ed 10 substance upon the faets stated in
the communication reeently made BY &C.
neral Barker. -l---.-5. - 80
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-10
.Erea, the RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TRIAL
COL. AARON BURR

!; consnusd by adjoprnznest and held at theTCa-
hitsf in tie Hall Of Tie house Of Deiesates,}
for High Treason against the y. States.
Ji,EDycE SDAY, .AUcSsT 5.
Present JOHN MARSHALL, chief Justice of
the United States.
NJ. Hay requested, that the names Of
the witnesses mghs be called ov.t, who hads
net appeared on Monday ADD of whose ar.
lisalhe was TO yst informed.
!. The following Witnesses answered 20
.gkeir names:
Charles Wylie, Sohn Graham, Samuel
Sws:ewou., Jnlien Dupiestre, P. H. NJ.
Provost, Israel Miller, William Eaten,
sGeerge Morgan, Cyrus Jones, Simeon
Poole. Dudley Woodbridge, John 6. Hen.
derson, Samuel Monkey, Ambrose D.
Smith, John A. Frost, and Hugh Allen.
The names Of the witnesses being called,
ever, Mr.. Hay observed, iha. the cour.
would perceive that the number oftwitness.
es attending, was greater than il had been
on metaphysics he presumed tie whole
Of them would be here in few days tina.
he had.no doubt they would go into trial
during The present term; but that he could
not now furnish the accused with such
list ofthc witnesses as was required by law !;
for though he knew their surnames, yet he
was iguorans Of christian names Of ma.
by and their places of residence He was
not certain to what day the court might
properly adjourn.
Chief Justice tits Of 20 sort OF differ.
encc 10 the court whether il adjourns from
day ia day: or TO a certain day.
Mr.. Bolts. We must observe again.
that ri sudicien, for US to have the IA me.
Of the witnesses without their being pas,i.
culariy exact about their places Of resi-.
sdSnc.
Mr. Hay. There With be only one
more circumstance necessary to 20 into
trial: IT'S, to know wacther the material
witnesses are presents IF gentlemen &C.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-10

dianpg scheme Of advancing BY ciscnit.
dus rsnt to Breslaw. and taking that town
hy .roup de main. He had already Oh.
tsined some advantages when gen. Lefsh..
re and Roglovich a,tacktd him and dis.
jersed bis troops aker having taken from
MIN many prisoners.
Extrocs q 4Retter ftoas a BaDarian officer
efsae gsaral sat, dated Pullask. In.
may.
y" On the 10Th, at four 10 the scroiDg,
We passed the Narew, in front Of Pulsusk,
where, alter having driven 10 the advanced
Russian posts, weaook up position en-
the left bank with Eve ba,talions of infan.
tIy, for the purpose Of covering the build.
ing of the head Of a bridge. Our labors
nc. with no disturbance on the 12.h; but
the lS,h was only 30 much the more terri,
bic and destructive; at half past ~ we
were attacked on al! points by two :egf
ments Of infantry, two regiments Of Eight
horse, regiment IF hussars and a fslk
Of Cossacks, who principally directed their
force sgains. the 6rst battalion Of duke
Charles. This battalion, after having form.
ed square, and defended itself with TN.
exampled obs,iDacJ, was at length obliged
TO yield to the euemy's superior force,
which threatened &c turn our LETT wing.
II, made its rerea. by degrees. and 10
auch manner as to afford ,;me for cur
artillery placed on the battery 10 the island
TO let off the hewilzers, which spread ter.
rer amidst rhc enemyss line. The eGemy's
infantry which kept upa dreadful FIRE a.
gainst III: whole of the Zinc, now attacked
j. with great inpetuosity, bur were twice
repulsed. He was not discouraged hut
made third attack, which lasted 4 hours
against our weak ba,talfions, 10 whom no
otter alternative was leis than for to
ecrquer or die. The brave lieutenant &c.
neral Won Werden, who kept behind the
Infantry with his staff, wen. from one bat.
tallion 70 another encouraging The troops.
" A., few hundred PAGES further was
the prin ce royal with his adjusan,s none Of
whom quilted their position although CO.
veral balls fcA at their feet. The enemy's
llne at lesgsh bsgsn to give way our rush'
ed forward and thus decided the victory
in favor Of the Bavarisn arms. This vic
tory glorious as i. IS for rs, has coss.us
dear, by depriviog Us Of several brave fs!-
lews. The field Of battle to ,he lief. was
crowded with me enemy's slain, by means
Of our grape shot. Our loss ia killed is
not very heavy, but the Number of wound.
ed is more considerable. The enemy al.
low. himself 10 have lost several hundred
men in killed and wounded. add does jus.
,ice's 10 the courage Of the Bavarian infan.
try.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-10

NEW YORK, August 4.
We received yesterday, BY the ship
Hare, file Of la'eS Paris papers. Hom
which we extxact TIC following afticaes OF
in,elkSences
PANS, ynht'e.
EOS of the Blanche Fr7gate. !.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
TERMS OF THIS PAPER

The WHEELING REPOSITORY is pub
1ished every Thursday, and forwarded
90 such places as may be directed, by
the public mails, or the earliest private
opportunities, at Two DOLLARS per an
mum, exclusive of POSTAGE to be paid
half-yearly in advance: No Subscrip-
ton taken for shorter period than six
months, unless by special agreement
No Subscriber at liberty to discontinue,
unless his subscription be paid up.
ADVERTISEMENT not exceeding a
square, will be inserted three times for
ONE DOLLAR, and (when required) con-
tinued afterwards at TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS for each insertion; and longer
ones in proportion. Cash will be cx-
pected with them. Those who order
their advertisements to be published six
months, will be allowed deduction of
ten per cent. and to those who advertise
by the year, deduction of twenty per
cent. will be made: Advertisements
continued g till forbid, to be charged as
above.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
(vo1. ~

Notwithstanding the deterioration Of
men, SO much insisted upon by some,
there is enough Of good sense and suf-
fciency of virtue remaining in the world,
to afford great deal of harmless and
valuable intercourse. We are not to find
fault with the world for the variety Of
opinions which are circulating in it, nor
churlishly to withdraw from the business
of life, because our modes OF thinking
differ from those of other thinking minds.
Error is the common frailty of human
nature, and therefore, it becomes us,
without sacrificing our own judgments,
to bear with moderation the censures OF
our neighbours. After making up ones
mind cautiously, the next stepis to utter
ones opinion modestly; and upon find
ing it to be different from that of others,
one will, if he act wisely, reconsider it,
or labour to lead them into an uniformi-
ty with it. Between moderate men,
however discordant may be their opini-
ons, the door of Cancellation is always
open and if they continue to disagree
in matters of judgment, let it be done
in good humor, and they may yet greet
each other as kind friends and affection.
ate neighbours.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
f x T r A c T S
FROM THE EVENING rIRE-sIDE.


w HEN the tolls Of the day have
been gone through, and the hours of
honest industry spun out, it is pleasing
to sit down and contemplate the com
forts that result, with the blessing of
Divine Providence, from the labour of
our own hands; and in this attitude it
may well be doubted, whether the king
on his throne is happier than the cot
tager by his evening frc-Sidc. The
blazing hearth cheers his litde mansion,
and in the midst OF his domestic enjoy
ments, his heart spontaneously expands
with thankfulness to heaven, and with
bencvolence to the whole family of men;
and with these pure sources of Joy, he
if wise, is by principle, as well as by
inclination, induced to seek for further
and better acquaintance.
'5he desire for knowledge is inherent
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
A LIST OF ACTS
Passed duving the Second Session of the
Ninth Congress.

1. An act to suspend the operation of
the act, entitled Gan act to prohibit the
importation of certain goods, wares, and
merchandise" and to remit the penalties
incurred under the same.
2. An act making appropriations for
the support of the navy of the United
States, during the year one thousand
eight hundred and seven.
3. An act making appropriations for
the support of the military establishment
of the United States, during the year
one thousand eight hundred and seven.
4. An act for the relief of George
Little.
S. An act to alter the time Of holding
the circuit and district courts in the dis
trict of North Carolina.
6, An act for the relief of Seth Hard
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26
THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1907.

in the human mind and, under due re-
straint, may be made highly conducive to
our interests and welfare. 1t is an ap-
petite implanted in us for wise and i'm
Portant purposes, and if moderated with
in the bounds of discretion, may be very
innocently as well as agreeably indulged.
Religion authorizes it, when it says
BE We 1Vlse as ScrpentS, and harmless
as doves" And again, &" concerning
evil, be we simple il but IN understanding,
be ye men," And the Saviour prayed,
not that his disciples might be taken out
OF the world, but be preserved from the
evil IN the 1U9rlA. An abundance of
similar testimony might be easily addu-
ced, to evince that the enlargement of
the mind, and cultivation of the under
standing, thoughnot absolutely the same,
maintain, nevertheless, an intimate con-
nection with the virtues of the heart +;
and that they were to be recommended
accordingly to all such as would aspire,
in any degree, to the possession of 1OiS-
dam portion of which is absolutely ne
cessary to OUR safe progress through life,
as well as to fit us for finally relinquish-
ing It here.
Ifany thing further were necessary to
convince us that the acquisition of use
full knowledge, and a moderate acquain-
lance with the world, be proper for every
person whose situation and leisure would
comport with the pursuit; it would be
that men of understanding have been
generally sought for, by princes of the
most unbounded power, and treated at
once with great respect, and loaded with
rich rewards.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26

When men who are attached to their
respective systems have agreed to di9er,
they perhaps, are in the road to concilia-
ton and mutual good Offices, and may
one day unite in the same way Of think
ing but if SO desirable an object as this
shall never be attained, surely it is to be
lamented that party rancour shonld be
left to destroy the hope of so much har-
mony eenfellow-men,who are form
ed to be a mutual help and comfort,
through the difficult passages of life.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-05
BY THIS DAYS MAIL
NETWORK, October Q

~ r w .YOhN, CC'oo' -,
The ship Delaware. captain Thomson 'a,
arrived a. this port yesterday 10 t0s' ''.r
shor, passage of IS days from A% - 81
dam, having pesfo' med her voyage u 'hs
Captain L. has favored the ed'o' =,
Mercantile ADVERTISER with Dutcn pap' ~,
70 the s5,h of August; aud 'O'''m rs;o..
verbally that declaration OF "al :. ae sonrt
Grea, Britain has been issued BY the cou' >,
Of Denmark, copy OF which rsa' aaay
Amsterdam previous TO his 'S''"s soce Of
tba, the Danish consulin coo'egsa 10Th
orders from Coun, Bernstein OF TIC # all
Of August, had stopped the sailing m,,sr.
Danish vessels from Rotterdam
dam, Helvoet aud Brlelle.
We learn from the papers, ...o coz
Tha, all British property ha, Oe .. The
6,cated a. Copenhagen and AIt soDm Co.
king Of Dsomark had retired ''0D
pcnhagen TO Coldiog 10 Ju'lan a1a,oise tho
army had returned 80 K'sl from h s pro
Mr.. Jackson the English envoy -. a' IN the
l pso;,b seas, for the purpose Of es o
r nsan 70 ADMIRAL Cashier the - fs eoau,
his embassy. He was deta'0e ~. = ll.o, 80
~ ~ Winds from the 9Th to , sna 70 p,ss
,ha, the Danes gained three cay
preparations for asisass'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-05

what terms didhc wish TO enpa,.
nlDoy stated to US the articles Il :. AM,
they were nearly the same - :, J, assreemen
Mr. Moxley has described. O s W Which
any SIGNATURES to the articles were there
. were about ten or twelve. Q. What Z i. There
terms a. It obligated them to a 90 " We're the
Ohio & Mississippi & ascend the s. 5 :. a0wn the
the mouth Of Black River and th ,asu nyera
up to the Ouachita river; and i S m Waters
cd that if the frontier was invaded tas answer
to resist. g Did you descend tb hey M WeEy
ssippl! I went to Natchez WIKI lS Sllssl
Floyd and Ralston and about s ON slajor
keel boat purchased by COL Burr fssa Ia
Ellis. @. What was in the boat, .O-a Ac
ron, hoes, mattocks and few barre. 0SFl'
pies, Q. Do you know where the h.. - ap'
and other things. were obtained y s~'lOa
were purchased BY col B. Of Mr. r F. e'eY
the mouth Of Cumberland. N-'As at
Mr. Wiyt. Was Mr.. Ellis's be;,oA
accidental A. At the time M,se E,'
was a, the Falls. Maj Floyd ,.lksdofas ''
ipg 4 contract with Mt Ella for ,h.s. @'S
tieles :. he did not however bay ~ d.
but told MIR. Ellis tina, he would =. u
Burr or the river, aud he was cooss ~
that the colonel woaId purchase he v I,'a'
q Where were these articles from
From Pi,ssburg. Mr. Wrt. NV CHA. a,
is TO ascertain, sir, whether BUR-, o.. y"
ing with Ellis was in consequence Of ~.
previous arrau gemens between them ny
the mere efec, Ct accident. Csr yon;
form me on the point Was Mr.. Er.I
voyage preconcer,ed with col. Bur,
Mr.. Ellis, Sir, was on a general rsdas
voyage.
Mr.. Hay. How many of thos: p,de',,
were there? A. know NOT. Mr.. Eh,h,.
| believe, 40 inventory Of them; and he
is here.
Mr.. Wirt. Was Mr.. Btsauerhasss,. a,
The mouth Of Cumberland, when tn. tools
were purchased? A. He was? G. W.,
any proposition made to you to JOIN hs
party A. There was. @. VINO mad,
it? A. Colonel Tyler asked me. tod
him, that it there was nothing hosnI: ID
their views and there was prospect Of
gain, would join. He said, j! lAsrewas
aoy thing hostile, he would BE- as far iron
it as any man. Mr.. Writ. DID yea 60.
Join? A. | did. had right to With.
draw Whenever pleased. The g,eust
part of colonel Tyler's men were, Think,
on the same terms.
Mr.. Hay. Why did you make thai re.
serva.ion !? A. From the reports thai
were then ia circulation.
Mr.. W;rt. VIVA: were the terms? A.
/ Joined on the same terms as me other
young men who were with him. Colonel
Tyler told me, he was going o settle Qua
chita land and those WHO went 90 hf',
were at liberty to purchase lard
Mr.. Hay. For what time Gid you co.
gage? A was at liberty 10 leave 'lsn,
whsneyer pleased.
Mr.W Did you aeaE any oossr'a.
tons from colonel Burr at the mouth Of
Cumberland A. Only few words. nc
said, that he had intended TO have COM
munica,ed his designs at thas place; os'
that certain reasons PreysHsd h'm. o.
ders.ood him to say, thas celouel 'y's'
major Smith and Floyd, would MAKE 'a0's'
reasons known 10 Us. Mr.. WHs. DoySs
know any thing OF the TRANSACTIONS d
Thompsoa's Bayou? a. was no' 'a'''.
: No cross examination.
To be continued. Ss
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John c.. LADD
eERE.SH SEEDS.

Nicholas HIarG sToM -
Respectfully informs the public, that he hath
removed from King street, to his old stand,
I'm Fairfax street,
'Vhes.e he hats for sa5e,
RED and white Clover, just receiv-
cd, Timothy seed, Orchard Grass, Lucern--
and viii receive by first arrival from London.
quantity of Burnet ana Rye Grass. =
Ngso on hand, a general assortment Of Kit
chen Garden and Flower seeds and roots, Me-
dicinal and Bird seeds,P Pot Herbs, &c. a.qpan-
tity Of large Lombardy Poplars, young Lo-
Gust and Peach trees, large Catalpas, and
variety of Towering trees and shrubs. Also,
all kinds of Garden Utersils-best London
made Pruning Knives, Flower Pots, Chimney
Ornaments and Root Glasses, with a general
assortment Of China, Glass and Queen ware,
fresh Teas, and good. assortment Of Groce,
ries.
MarehS dsbeolw,iawsflMsf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-11
PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY., the l4th of March, at ii
O'Clock, viii be sold on the premises,
Oae third part of that valuable
propesty CENTER MILLS, together with
the Lands, Improvements, &c. &c. adJoln-
ing, known heretoforc.by the name Of -Four
nee Nils, situated half way between Alex
andria and George Town A long credit will
be given for great part Of the. purchase mo-
ney. The above property beng SO generally
known il is supposed a more particular de-
seriPtioa is unnecessary.
.asa al, tie same time and Place,
A variety of Household and kateh-
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