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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-13

AT TIE VENUE. SIOiE,
< Corner of Prince and AVster streets,
i variety Of Dry Gods, Groceries,, 9s.
: Particulars OF which will be. expressed IN i
the bills neee The day.
ALL kinds Of goods which are on llnita-
ION and the prices of which are established,
can AZ any tirrae be viewed and purchased as the
lowest limitation aad pgsecs'
r. G. sMiafstesler, v..N.
g9RyTELLER ND YOUNG,
HAVE JUST EEcEgyED,
Aousntity of BEE F. Inspection
xn, and a-yhich will be sold on mode
~ tsrr,s Feb. Sd
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g hhds. SUGAR of good quality,
IS bhis, do. do.
$ pipes 4th proof RsaR<l.y
: qr casks Sherry Wine : of.excsllcnt
= DO. DO. Malaga do. quality.
Boxes Of Cotton CARDS :
packs of Licolice Root and Sage =
barrels Of CkveF add Herds Grass, Seed
ana iargequaatityssof RedySole Leather,
For Sale by
Benjamin shsese,IIa. {
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FOR SALE,

>, On advantageous terms, {.
tne large eom,nodious well-built threee
,s.s h s. Tex Ig.dRERoUSE on King-strets
As supsed BY Messrs. Richard Veitch s Coz
o., James Patton.
s'wssr 20. d
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NEW-YORK, April %.
BRUTAL MURDER {!

| By letters received from Albany, we under
stand there are ne hopes entertained of there
| covery Of general Solomon Van Rensselaer,.
An universal gloom peryades the city OF
| Albany, III consequence ef this melancholy
event; and us inhabitants, whose feelings are
divided between sympathy for the situation of
| general Van Rensselaer,, and Indignation and
horror at the outrages of his antagonists have
been with difficulty restrained from violence.
The public are already informed, that the
cowardiy and cruel attack was made by seye-
| raj Chntonians, among whom were Judge
Taylor, Dr.. Cooper, and Francis Bioodgood
friends and relations of De Witt Clinton
They have given him dangerous wound on
the head, and caused his wound, received by
him IN offence Of his couatry, once more to
stream with blood.
Gen. Van Rensselaer, was attacked by John.
Taylor. Not word had passed on either
side. Notwithstanding that Taylor had lain
IN wait Tor the general, and was therefore pre-
pared, while the general was taken by sur
prize, the latter succeeded in par.ying every
blow of his adversary and would have beat
him of, had not Blootgood and Cooper who
were stationed in readiness, came behind the
general, and joined in the assassinatioa.--
Eioodgood, who is powerful man, lifted a
large hickory lex, IN such a manner as to-
use 1t with the greatest effect, and struck the
general on the back OF the head, SO as to beat
In the skull, and pgoduce q compound frac-
turs, beyond the skill of surgery to relieve
On his falling, DR.. Cooper stamped upon his
body, and tore open the wound which he long
oh, b.c b,ar y>oy
fectly cured, i'll fighting the battles of his
country agains, the Indians. He served and
er general WAYNE, whose speciI thaass
he once obtained, for leading a most gallant
a,tack. The generals fatner, who still lives
to behold the miserable death Of MS son, fought
by the side of Montgomery.
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Of the guards, gave al assault. captaia
M oosmorency of the company Of gems
d,armes, made successful chargs. The
fort as taken, 800 men made prisoners,
and SIX pieces Of cannon carried Off The
enemy left 100 men on the field Of bat
tie.
General Dombrowski marched against
the garrison of Dantzick he fell in with
is a, Dirsham, overthrow it, made 600
prisoners, took z pieces Of cannon, and
pursued i, for several leagues a, its heels.
He was wounded with musket bail. Mar.
shall Lefebvre arrived IN The mean lime at
the command OF the 9th corps; he has
been joinsd by the Saxona, aod marched 10
isvsss DsH,z,ck.
The weather is still changeable: !. freze
yesterday; it thaws te-day The whole
winter has passed over IN this manner. The
thermometer has never been lower than s
degrees.
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GEN. PiCTON.

The London Mp,nlng Chronicle ct
the 10 Feb SAYS, 8 the privy conceive
uuaerstaod have 6ra!!y pronounced upon
the chs ees latf'y preferred sgsins' general
pic on by COL Fcllar,on, and decided that
there is go real groaad Tor the action thus
preferred"
At the tin,c that the clerk of The priyy
council communicated officially to general
Pic,op his N iesty's appreciation Of the re-.
port which was laid bs.0rs hitn, by aeiord
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FRoAfALoWpoW P.APER.
RUSSIA, TURKEY AND FRANCE.

fI1CoolA, i CRh EI AMI TX n OE. Y
Tbs rupture between Russia and she
Porte. osshe ap9.eaeosloa rather. tha, the
energstc measures nf the former wlliceni
p!ettiv trus rare the views which France
has long haa tawards the Turkish pre-
vinces, aqpcats 10 have much :rssta.ed ard
embarrassed E9nspsrte. Il meeVog of
the senate la.sly took place on the subieel,
IN which long letter fem Ms aaajcsty he
emperor was read 1t wili be- seen ,y the
fcilo~i g extrsct from IS. saat uo,hiTg
less thao the eomple,e rs.sstab.ishn'ent
of the French itGaeoce ., Constantine.
PIE, ~hish uecesss,iy excludes thas Of
sh- ceurt Of S.. sPetefsbarsh, VIII satisfy
h,nt.
E&uact. ''' Who eout1 Calculate he Ga
.rauon Of he,wst and me aun,ber Of com
psig1s which Arrest be nsde, torepair the
in'siar,ores which would result tron7 The
loss OF Copsss 4l'n pie; Il .he love of,cow
srdiy fePosr, and she pleasures of me.
wnp Us. shea'd predominant over the sug.
e9slens of a .eise spirit ct precaution !!
W. should rhea leave t. posterify a.pro
lfacted inherlanee of wars& nsisfar;nnes
Should ,he Sleek kls.a display its TIL.
uu5phaot influence from the EaIticso vi e
esiterraEean. we sh.uis. see, even la cur
sine. cur provinces af,a,k I'd BY a crowd
Of fAna,ics and bsrbarians; ard If. In this
too long prosraeted conflict cIviIizTd Eutopr
should perish. os.r criminal indifference
would .jas'ly e<ciie ths coRaplalnis IF pos
terry and would be marked as al oppro obi.
uns in the page of history.
The emperor of Persia, hasrassed in
the interior Of his kingtlcm, as poiaod was
during coarse ct slxgy years. and asT ar
KEY tas been for the ass 20 years, asa all
produced by The policy OF she court Of ST..
Petersburgh, Is animated by he same san
tiren,s as the Porte, has taken The same
resolutions, and matches 10 person to tie
Caucasus. 70 detend his fronuers.
g II this state Of things peace eanuo, be
durable, unless II guarantees the entire
independence Of ms two grea, emp'res.;--
and # bxs unbouaded injustice aud am.
Bitten IF our enemies, the war should con.
.irne, our people MI! by their energies,
aid thsr love fer cor person proved theIn
selves the tnselses worthy Of the elevated
de..irlirs which Will crawa cur laeors.
and c.A a.ane secure Ing ard solid
peace 10 close the pres ca. sessos OF go.
Ey.''
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/ chancellor, on Wednesday the z'h Jan: he
said. Hthat he had j. In command from his
Hmsjes,y to signify his injunction, TIA ne
should ON no sccouAt allend lossaisY Call OF
Mr.. Follar,an's for personal satisfaction
a conmssd when his majesty thought ne
cessary IN conse quence OF paragraph IN
one Of Mr.. Fuilsrton's letters soIara iIo-
bart, in. which be limited at his iaseu:isp of
calling upoa general Picson, 10 esse he
should betaeqli-ted Of the charges he had
brought forward AGAINST hin
Geeefat Pieton, IN consequence: OBJ.
served, That he was entitieo 10 60 credit
for ebvyirg BIS n,aissiy' 3 commands II thar
.rtspvct, as ne had isng since. ,essrdeG Mf.
Fullssten as "a. nan asgradsd b. his scan
DISCUS, nefarious proceedings, fsom The
'rsslk OF j gentleman and has henevtr
could have consented 10 disgFaee himself
by descending to ltvel;wi.h hlm: Bur,
IT his sentiments sad been different, he
certainly should have ebeysd his usajssiy's
commands widen hrs ila,iap,
Uoaspsrle promised that his troops
should cover themselves zpith .glgrY, To-
Polsad. sRscens advices from ,hsi quarter,
represent sf.em IS bsieg covered With,
md.
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TO RENT,
IA0 has on ,k9n9,

ind sd.cte hosseas on sgir,en,
HAT commodious two story FRAME
4 HOUSE. on tile lower ehr of Water
street, 80 feet front, with two Wings Is feet
each. with smoke Louise, dairy and stable,
and fine garden-Also, tie use of large
vacant lot we'll calculated for garden. For
farther particulars enquire of
I. Sanford,
t. Preston,
Mays. eol2t
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GIerausria DMIp Aooerttsey.
TyESDAT, Mays.

Arrived hyig john, captain Martin. f6
days from Jamaica Ballast James Pat
ten.
By the arrival of the John we have been
favor d With JAMAICA pspe.s from he 1st
% the 14th uls. their tenseuss are Ia a
vrea, measure unjHee ressi sg-the following
arc the only articles thought worth extract
KINGSTON. Abrflfi,
reformation having been reserved here
thar the Ana erican ship Iudoston, OF %
guns, end fully manaed. trading to ST.. Do
sn,r (, fson she y. S. had ls,cir been fallen
IN wuh snd gagged by, the Squirrel fri
gaze, of "a gus which she succeeded IN
o.a,ing of, .hs Elk brig of 1s guns, cap
tain Coehlan, sailed on Iuesday, we IN
. ders,aud, tor the purpose OF endeavoring
20 intercept irer. and afterwards to proceed
TO New Providence.
Abril II.
Although Miranda has been obliged to
renounce his project OF emaucipating his
count,ymep, yet IL seems his short visit
has excited spirit there which is likely TO
produce much trouble to the Spanish GO
vernmene. Letters from Barbados men
ton that an insurrec,iop fomeotea BY a
Frenchman, had broken out in the Csrac-
cas-; the appearance Of which became so
alarming, tina, the Spanish governor sent
toGuadaloupc for supply of troops arms,
ammunitioo. &c. with instructions that
thew shonldbe laodrd at the mouth Of tke
river 0rouook Ole is possible sha' this
movement might b. q rami6oaion OF Nj
| randa's project aud concerted 10 fscill ase
| fresh descnet. either on The par, OF that
| enterprising Officer, or san,r other power.
| We believe there are some French e MI
| grants Of condition engaged p Nlrands's
enterprise, of which The 'nstigator of s.ils
iussrre c.ien might possibly be one.
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L @ s r,

IA elegant BREAST PIN
let with Pearls. and the letters
N. C. on the back. The finder
viii be literally rewarded on
LEAVING Il with the Printer,
alqy ). 81
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Spanish Hides.

An, additional supply of sFAsFsH HIoEsS
in good cider and icr sale, by
John TQeker.
5!Sa0 has on ,k9n9,
Ten Punchaens Antigua ram, tsgo wears
old; first quality Mascoyalio sisar, in ho2s-
heads and barrels; loo bushels e Sus:ls-IsiaINl
7sais; a few bags coffee: claret wing. in cases
OF two dozen bottles, and Maqeira wine i.l
pipes.
May 5. staw2w
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EXTRACT Of a Litter from a gentleman in N.

Extract q a letter from a gentleman in N.
/, 2ork to a captain IN PHILADELPHIA.
J" I take the liberty Of wiring YOU in
order to aeqaaint you Of rect winch We
discovered TO the nor.hward OF Gaspar
Ialand, il is in lat 4, So IL ors7 S. BY
meridian altitude OF sun, Gaspar island
bearing from the reef 10 deg. distant
about 10 or II leagues, being perfectly
3 clear 70 the southwark, Gsspar island IN
sight from the deck, just like haycock,
'hA.tened AT the top, and the top OF the
base or FAT part of il, Just above tie hori-.
son, from the forstopssil yard--sosnded
10 boat Upon the reef 2 feet. but the
clamp of coral seemed shoaier, in some
places they run their oars down sPon theHs,
being cloudy over Eanca. could no, get
any cross bearings soundipgs when pass
ing Il 10 TO q fathoms, The boat had S
fa'homs close TO the shore--lt appears 20
be small in tUo l,t,|e clasnps, -ex cuding
about 8ofathonas, Sc. b, S, and NV. by
n. aud shout Is 81 20 t. nolas b:oad Be-.
'iag calm a, she time we dis ove.sd it, by
The cErrens ripping ove,it, aud thr auant.
iy II Fish swimming about it, must bt verg
dangerous, as j, will uever break upan IL.
the cohrrsf ths wafer oaly discovers il.
would wish YOU 10 make il as pubic as
possible" 81
BRITISH NAVY The follawing.is q
statement of the distribution of the British
naval force up 10 The Is, of March: At
sea IS sail Of The lne. ships from SO 10
~ gcns, rs frigsses, 1s2 sloops, aad
a82 gan briggs ard smaller vessels making
a total of $40 ships ef war The nunsb=r
In commission is, / IS saii Of The line, Is
from SO 10 a enns. i55 frigstes, 15a
sleeps. &c and 1872 gan bries, nasiog o
total atsea and rePariag 73S.
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!, ;,,o the Interior of the provincss, and
g ,,,,ered in different towns, asd the OH,
a. sen, to Europe on their parole. aotto
s ss against Spain or her allies, TILL ex'
eoauged.
SANTIAGO LINERS. {
IN major VIM. Carr Beresford.
Sad Bulletin of the Grand army.
Osterods, February IA.
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Mays.
TWO CENTS Rem0xd.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
18th of February, 1907, mulatto boy, named
TOM between 10 and 90 years Of age, an
apprentice to the carpenters tradc-Had on
when he went away, blue round Jacket and
grey overalls. Whoever viii bring home said
apprentice, shall have the above reward.
Thomas Preston.
May s.. cost
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" Al u A BL E l. A n D S,
10 be Sold vsyy Cheap.

r WISH to sell my Mill Tract of Land, 81.
4 tuate on Back-Lick and Indi<il- kuns, about
six miles from the town Of alexandria cor
&, MING about eleven huv4red acres On thS
II ct are two plantatosas oeslaes the 1,i. =.
- on the atterA1ere is a very Soou iiii..' ~ :
WI h are one pair Of burr, and one PAR OF
= len .to1ic:, with elevators &c. complete
merchant work--a dlsnllery CONVENIENT
to the mill, with four stills and every neces-
CORY ,,teusii In complete order--a ossclhng.-
hosse. kitchen, barn, with stables under it to
accommodate 20 stalls, with eyery other out
house requisite ona fals1i--a very good gar
don an orchard of about 2 500 trees OF the
cbo,ieest fruits this country can afford. mere
i ah.nt 500 or 400 acres of the tract cleared,
tbe remainder in woods ard great part OF Il
heavily ti1rahersd; about 50, OF - acres ., %
meadow, and Eearly 500 acps more nay DC
made on the bottoms adjo5fIhs the Two raAs.
ALSO
One other tract one hundred acres
,ho,t two miles fron,<llexandlia, part OF the
sua. ~ T,art and Joiliing THE lands OF Mes
: - 1lin = Herbert Robert Patton, and
-, p;ahts1 the Mount-V ernon road run
90. tb,sdsh it. This tract is mostly in
n rins and conveniently situated for country
seafs. IF these lands should be sold at private.
sale, (which | would prefer / will take in
payment, if more, convenient to the purchs
sers, stock Of any of the banks from Rich
nond to New4York, or any kind OF stock q
the United States.
If they are not sold before Friday the frst
dav of Nav next, the Mil Tract will, on that
day, be sold at public auction, to the highest
hidder-and on the following day the Cliesh
Lands will be I'D in like manner. The Will
Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject toa lease of four and an hall
years from the first day of 5uly last. The
Cleish Tract will be divided into lots of lo.or
20 acres each. If sold at public auction the
terms will be. made known on the days eci
William Hepburn.
Desesnber4. eosw law till LIST May
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Valuable Property for SAFE.
Desember 4.

Pursuant to a decree of the circuit court fer
the district of Columbia, held at hiexai'-
dria, and the last will OF Benjamin 'sArfpe'
deceased his executors offer for SAFE,
vTNHAT Paiua5le Preheatty at the corner OF
Il King and Fairfax streets, part OF .Wl wien
is occupied by Charles Bennett The lot en-
tends 40 feet on King and 70 feet on Fairfax,
street, is subjactto rent charge Of 50 dollars1
per annn1n 1890
To those whs are DESTROYS, either OF 'secnr-
ing good stand for business, or yestlng tnelr
money, in real estate, this IS most invluns
piece of property. 4 small parton the money
will be required in hand or.'in an approved
note at 60 days--on tire balance alberai ere
dit will be given. For terms apply 70 clHn n'S
of the executors or to Benjamin SfreNe.
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, Ea'rs.
John ssrey, }
November,2S. saw s
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: N O I / c F..

n r a meeting of the Directors of the lit
~ tie River turnpike Company, on-the
25th March, lso7--Ordered, that the stock
holders on the additional shares lately sub
.cribed in the Little River Turnpike Compa-
ny co, and they are hereby required, to make
second payment to the treasurer OF said
company, of Ten Dollars on each share by
them respectively subscribed, by the hrst day
of May next ensuing the date hereof. -
Jonah Thompfon, Treasurer.
March 90. sta# IN
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AAuLer,'s Hill for Rent.

MRS. DULANJY will rent for one or frvo
uears, that elegan, country residence, known
hv the name OF Shutters HILL, situate
on am emincnce adjoining the town OF Alex
andria, and commanding an extensive view OF
the city Of Washington and river Potomac
There is attached to the house ansexcellent
garden, clover lot containing several acres,
and small wood pasture the garden con-
rains a great quantity OF fine fruit, and well
of excellent water at the door. Apply to Mr.
Inomas Caaggets, Alexandra.
April 3. eoow
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c. a Bargains

WILL dispose of mr. 7..fN-YaRD, in
tire town OF Llan, iffes, together with all
fbes stock Of Leatheaiand Bark now on hand
TIE House ard I-og will be sold on a liberal
eradiis, or. exchanged for Wet Goods-the
stoses Of Leather. ano Bark may be had with
tie Lot, for which cash must be given. "A
description is deemed unnecessary, as those
inclined to purchase will certainly view the
property arst. / will only add that, the house
IS ce0venient and comfortable, and the yard
supplied with every ussnsil necessary for the
tanning business,
Thomas Jacob.
Dumfries, March H. Ii8] 2awtf
NJ b. The House and Lot will be sold low
for cash.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of a deed OF TRUST from General
n HENRY LEE, for securing TO WIiLIsM
LupwaIL LIE, deceased, the payment Oh a
debt of sixteen thousand six. hundred and SIX
ty-six dollars and sixty-six cents, with inter
est thereon from the 18th day of April, 1898,
and. upon the request Of the legal representa-
.tiyes of the said WILIaAM LuDwELL LEE,
deceased, l shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following
Tracts Of Land,
At the periods hereafter mentioaed---ihasss -
to sey--
SOne Tract of LAND, stated.So
contain sixteen hundred acres, called 0y-
,1aloes harsh lying in the county OF rreue.
rick, together With a nloiety Oh tie hil' el'o''
the said traet-at Winchester, on the 9Th ery
of May next:--
And all the Right, Title, aaterest
or Claim of the said HENRY LEE and WIFE,
to FIVE hundred acres, lying IN Fairfax coull-
Nv. at the mouth of Difficult Run, on the vest
side thereof, at or near the geat falls OF 70
tomac-at Fairja1 Court-l7ense, On the 18th
day of May next. ~.
it is expected that persons wishing to pur-
chase either Of the above tracts, wlllprevlsh-
ly view the same.
.BushTod Washington,
3TnusTEE.
January SO. 2a-w
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Robert GRAY

HOo-1SELLER, sAiu g-street, .Ac,o.,
1as just reeeiped. fran pegp- YoyE
tlHE FOLLOWING BOOKS.
SECRET HISTORY of the Cow. .
cabinet of St. Cloud sVatts's logic N;.s any
magazine Bcll'sBrisish theatre. bo,'nd a -
and elegantly silt looks pantheon +'s g
rms sermons; Sherlock Oil dealt na .s''
bibles assorted; Geuie's Greece. e,a .sAF
bound CowpeEss, poems, calf a;lt. GTa
Petrareh, calf 6 1t; Fool OF o0aTity r. u
Jones; Humphrey CGnker; AIarnan,aIsl
memoirs, vols, fire Lonlon esl;tion aL
.gantly bound, only one copy receiysd: Nv
montells moral tales; Mysteries Of r5,r
pho Peregrine Pickle /; kodelick Ran5~s
Mclturin's algebra; Bonnycastle's aIeet@
nautical almanaeks for tie year lso7 FSn
burgh new diss2ensatory; Brogn's eIcnsr,
OF medicine 1Eennst's letters; BurgIl's did,
mtg OF human nature Berkley's miagterS
losopher; Paiey's natural theology; Ton o.
mans midwifery; Wallis On diseases: In,
tons lectures Dwisht's geography On
hth,s letters; EEL on ulcers StenbeI,s ~
'itary discipline stephsn's artillery did
pine ; shipwreck, a poem; Shakes,eare,
works; children of the abbey; OIney He,
mus; Cicero Delphini; Quincey's exi,og.
Franklin's works, 8 vols. octave, [Ioo4~.a
Parkin's tour memoirs o. Talleyra.a.
Lately received from PIT. s4lhIa,
Brooke's general gHett,,.' Selrs su!gt'
ry; Mrs. CMDop.11s ttterS; Goldsmith.
Rome abri5pe,, Lasoiser's chemistry; ms
d;osI no. book; Millions works; PHI.
t.rel : fives; Rollins ancient history pc.
.sus's sermons; fiarsillon's sermons -
Thompson's seasons; Young's Night Thea.
domestic encyclopedias !; history Of Ancn
ca, and the life ofWilliam Fit.
ON HIND,
A seIection of the British -elassiea, in 3 |
vols bound in calf and oinamented Wit
plates; MAYORS VOYAGES and travels. in 81
vols. with plases, and bound in calf; Msyors |
universal history, IS vols. in boars.
DIR. Rees's cyclopaetia, VOL Sd. Tart Is |
is expected by the first arrival frcnl PhildeI
ptia. Subscribers who have not received tfsI
...aaaahers are requested to send Or cd
fer them immediately for their orn cunWE
ence as they VIII find it more difficult to pq
for 4 or numbers at time than for cle
Mareh-s. lsw2m
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust from .4'aarew
Ramsay and Catherine his wife, and Ni1hana
Ramsay, to the subscriber, to secure the
payment of certain sums of money to the
Bank of Alexandria, viii be exposed to
ssle, at p&6lic auction, on the premises, on
the l4th day of May next, In the town OF
Alexandra, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
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For SALE,
1000 bushels SAL q 8 ], lpl #
fol- the Fisheries. - - 81. s 81.
.df7lly 70 5,
Joseph Smith,
Upper end 81, ng-streek
March,. 800 ~ So. -
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For. read,r None

Fer Teady[ IE1o'tey3s
TO the highest bidder, at Pubic Auction s a.
DAWSON's TAVERN, i'm the town OF
LEEsBURG, in the county Of Ieadon, on
3 "WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF May next
,fif fair, if.not, the 6rstsfair day by virtue
of a decree of the court ofshe United states
for the 5th circuit in the Virginia district,
pronounced in November term 1896, IN
suit depending between the executors ' OF
sDaniel mildred, deceased, who was suryi-
wing partnerfof Mildred and Roberts, PLAIN
siifs-and sxmuel i7oRgh, Aaahlon l7etsgd and
others, defendants
III acres Of L.ands lying in the
county of Loudon, on the Kltockton Run, be-
inc part ola tract called Scotland tract
A tract containing So acres, with Merchant
Mill thereon, also part of the before men
toned tract-Also 1913 acres of Land, like
wise part of Scotland Tract, or 50 much
thereof as will be sufficient to raise certain
sums of money, interest and costs in said de-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10

BY the dozen or single skin--for sale at
Horwelrs Patent Suspender Mandatory, In
Prinee-strest dim
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/ For Sale or RerIf

- 80 ~ Z, 9 ~ = S1IsINEIIl,
MI ,Yi 4syaya.D, S1 b eco sDyn,
-lyl SES, and other BUILDINGS 81
Hole; at present ~ fl,a sesppaac. 4 y :.
John w Undertake. Psasess:e s ~, . y
the first OF April. For hlrther Dar,;e.,, = b b
ply to Mr. Militant. Gayues, hear ~ p
Mr.. WTlliam WeaaerDn,,s, or slnx . sse2s!sts
the subscriber. ''''sstiss "a
W. Fitzhsss.
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