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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-31

.,AyA !sss very tsyiy--eight Of ths
A'ssa ,; -" oat j wretehed existence
si' 5'Ss' reduced to the lowest pitch o.
sn' se having snbsisted on the dead
= , n fellow creatures. The captain
sl,er he was taken on board the
pOI Mr. Chalmers and the two scasnen
sT ,hs recovery.
! y captain ofthe Surerieur informed Mr'
Z :. thai he had captured an English
en- men Of 10 guns, brig from Jamaica,
'a luon from Trinidad and that he was
philadelphia, under the order of.se-
tsrrand, for cash, on account OF the
! government.
!, With considerable regret we have to
s,t his malcsty's ship Be- muda, w.
ESQ commander, was by stress OF
:, and strong varying cuiven;s,driven on
;ss Bahama Bsalk, ? mics To The y. u.
q memoty Rock, On the morning Of the
q h where she struck at half past two
+ and mshipped her ruddes; under
4 tiseumstances il became necessary to.
's,g her rasts and every exerJion to get
q was made, bit without eaect, 1t
! sAt they discovered large ship TO
Mn. which proye,ito be the Nossa seHs
!. h Ccnc.iisuc, SS.rretre, Oh her voyage
/, ysra Cgrz to Loneon, without l;crna
~. close to a reef, wliSh came 10 an
,soas eight or nine mics distance -
4, &c distress was male and the sMs, hoist
tnagucse colors. When itlbesaise mo-
i, lieutenant and hoass crew Wsf: sent
|, 4, who found that sire had lost her rud-
/, nd was making water at the rate CT Is
n hour-Further assistance was scat
|ae pumps kept constantly going 70 keep
[pan siakins-CaP,. Byasa aud part Of
|.ey arrived acrc on "Wednesday lasts III
hsrssei and IN toe schooner Five Sisters,
|ulcu, from Ph.ladsithfa to New Orleans,
tsusd b. c,aptain Bysm az osiser ard tha
nsiaasr oI che crew were left with the ship,
4 vessel with every assistance Si:l DC ia
Sately dispatched to save the sSip's mate
|. sad great hopes are entertained that she
Sbs gos OF.
TSe brig Liberty, C4ptain Wiilia.ason, Of
non, arrived on " e,ineaday ii r. days
d Portsmouth, via Madeira.
he pgiyste armed vessel OF var, Cegocre,
i Baraett, from a cruize, arrived ycster-
!, sad broughtin as prize Spaaisl fe,us-
ssoaara, captured on her passage frona
Scases re- Hayahna, loaded with yellow
and tobacco she also captured during
sujso two Spanish schooaers waica arc
EeaIly expected.
MTg Il.
rived since CIR last, his nlajesty's ship
lmbIA, caat@ia BradShsw,f rom cra;ze ).
naics,y's schooner Mulles, haas Bow
toe orig Nasssu, sweehipg, in nlhe days
] Bermasia the schooner Eliza Ann
{. Of Aew-Haven TO Charleston, by his
.sty's schooner mn'iee: aud two Spanish
oless loaded with sugars, prizes to the
ste -aerned ysssc! OF var Gsshere5 captaln
s,t.
agsy.l4
ia P.iocess Charlotte, Captain FuEFord,
lrea and sent into Jamaica, the French
+ OF marqre schooner General terrand.
guns and Sc men, eopmanec3 by Jean
inc CARLSBAD, With fel SACKS otycotfee
,ara from 8araeoa beand 70 Charleston.
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Da. cuRRIEs

Da. CCRRIEs
MEDICAL REPORTS,
On The effects 6 ITts r csia u sysrn,
As remedy in fever snd other diseasc.
The author adYcrts 10 the dreadful fever
which has made such ravaces in our cities
and expresses his regret that it should never
ys. have had complete trial in this sonny
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-31

Aisy I'D.
Ths Princess Charlotte, Captain Fulsord,
aarea ADD sent into Jamaica, the French
ssr OF marqre schooner General terrana.
Il guns and Sc men, eopsmanecd by Jean
tione CARLSBAD, with fel SACKS os~cotfee
hoard from 8araeoa bsand TO Charleston.
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JUST RECEIKED,
TOR SALE BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
n FEW COPIES or
POEMS,

BY THOMAS RoMNKY RonNsoN,
Written between tie age of seven and thi,r
teen when at tho Belfast Academy.
TO WHICH IS PREfIKED,
A short account of the author, by member
o. the Belfast Literary Society. First Anne.
rican from the Belf,st edition embelhshed
with likeness of this prodigy ofesrls ssnias.
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We are authorised to state
that the Occoquan BRIGGS IS II
1nlshed, and ready ioi' the &C
.conmodation of passengers,
May 90 eim
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Additional CGHts0n.

The Honorable NICHOLAS f1Tzsue-a'
R'sis;sat Judge, has issued an inIancGon' re-
isAiaing Richard yeisck, James i-aayason
'ad Thomas Afoor-. or angeot tenn t,oni e 'A
4asing TO pubic sala my House and Lot on
Henry Moore.
10 =. II
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LIVERPOOL, December 9.

An idea of the severity of the weather may
be formed from the following circumstance
which occurred on Monday se'nnight AS
four droyers, ontheir return from the south,
were passing over Shadwell, three OF them
were so overcome with the cold, that they
we're unable to proceed further. In this
emergency, the fourth took upon his should
ers one of his companions who appeared more
exhausted than the others, and conveyed him
othe nearest public house, at the distance OF
a mile and a half, though the poor man per-
fsrmed the Journey without his shoes, hay
ing lost them in the snow. Having relieved
himself Of his burden, he instantly set out
again in search of those he had left behind,
whom he found somewhat recovered, they
having, during his absence, Killed a sheep
which they found on the fell, and prevented
the vital spark frorA being extinguished, by
wrapping It's warm intestincs around their be-
numbed feet and hands. On reaching the
public house, they found their friend life
less corps.
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9Th. F!cti.la in the Caspian So, vessels,

9Th. F!ctilla in the Caspian SEQ, Vessels
carving 70 guns.
carrying So guns. J,
7th. At Sea, IL ships Of the line, carrying
100 guns, the precise stations Of wAich al 40
not mentioned, neither are the smaller Vessels
parsicusarised.
9th. Building 10 sail Of the line.
Total--5S sail of the line; 81 irlgates
$50 cutters, briggs &c. smaller vessels go Q. !
carving in all 44,528 pieces Of cannon.
The Swedish fleet at present consists OF -
sail ofthe line and frigates, besides cutters
galleys, &c. There are two ships OF the Inc
building. :. !,
The British navy at present comprises 20
sail of the line, IS ffties, 25s frigates, $50
sloops of war, briggs, &c. besides an immense
number of cutters, and other armed yes
sells,
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beiag gtne fEfel
irepss Il Al ssia IL So as4 =
iHS on hsoTiaay FL
On mouo:sos Mr.. ~ tr,
ResolOea. That tlio F,t,.i;..a
lands,he iastiue'co to v:-;u ND
ellcy oies!iaN.ias iurtner slise ,o9 =. tee,
commissioners or tie AasSssk;a j; 'c!a
the indiana territory, u complete ~ w
CATION OF CLAIMS 10 lar,d Ill The 60; ~ .a's
and that the3 nave save to report /. W.T. ~
otherwise, ~ VII
MIR. 6oyle from the committee !,
lanes, reported biz aus.orizinp ,stSla
TIE lands of the United States, aod,.t n
purposes; which was read twice ast H.
10 committee OF the whoc. ts
A bill from the senate tor tie r4y.s
seph Chase, Jared Calaner, ard o,aa,
read twice and referred to commjt;e. ,
whole.
Adjourned to Monday.
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Friday, FEB. IS.

- - = 90 -. -
NJ. Haeoa presented the tolloA. ing nsAio7
rial. :
10 tae Hon. TIE House Of Representatives. o.
the United States Of America.
Respectfully represents the uheersigness,
citizen the state Of massachusetts, that he
has been duly appointed tie age.t,olthe New
England MisslasiFPi company tor the purpose.
of +b n;+e t4es ' ad saly @
s,, -, ~ ae,
4hat 10 I, sd - 0@seN ,s,su,,.r !
~ Lay - se'ts'oa - q a.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, Fc5ruarY II.

Mr.. .Ne1son presented a memorial from Tie
inhabitants Of Norfolk and its vicinity, pray
ing for grant of twenty-fve or thirty thous-
and dollars to complete canal ccnaectiag the
waters of Albelnarle sound in N. C. with those
of Elizabeth river Va.
Referred 10 the committee Of commerce &
manufactures,
Mr. .Nswtor said it had become necessary
to call She attention of the house toythe act
having the EMBARGO, tie restrictions OF which
are not vet sufficiently strong, and 1t vas he
cessary in order to have effectua laws f..t all
cases arising under them should.be7tIrpsidcd
Cor. Those states in tie neigho5athood OF
foreign states had taken advantage oitfie pro-
visions excepting vessels Of aye tons burthen
from tie general restriction.
40 provids against cases Of that description
and sesne Others he moved the following rese-
luiion, In erd&r that the operations ottAe law
should be equ4lized
Res6tDed, That the committee OF con-
mcrre and manufactures be instructed to en-
quire whether any, and il any, what further
restrictions il addition to those already impo-
sed by the act laying Ga embargo on all ships
AID vessels in the ports and haYhors in the
u. States and by tie act supplementary to
the iaat mentioned act, are neeessa rysto pre-
yens the expectation of goods, wages and
manufacture 70 any foreign portor pace, and
that they have leaye to report By bill CT G.
Shegwise, g
On this resolution desuitofy oonyersati On
took place between Messrs Witaereli, New
ION and Fisk, in which however no objection
was made to she resolution. 1t was stated that
foreign vessels were not BY law inhibited from
going from port to port 10 tie US. with the.
predncts of our country and may go to Pas
sarnaQuoddy from any southern port IN the
u S. aud thence transport taeIr .cargoes &
across the bay by means of boats under ave
tons burghen and thus foreigners may en-
10Y the benefit of chat traffic from Whlela cltl-
zens Of the u, S. are preclgdeds that the cltl-
zens CT Vermont and othernorthern states al
So enjoy the benefits of trade by means OF
these boats across lakes Champ'ain, Erie, &c.
and .hat the embargo thus operates as a
mean Of fonffo'd profit to some while It de-
il::es the common intercourse Of commerce to
Others.
The resolution was adopted without ob'ec-
ton and Mr. Newton.from the committee of
conlmevce and manufactures, reported the
bill to amend an act entitled " n ACT supple
1nentary to an. act entitled an act laying an
embargo on all ships and vessels IN ne ports
ard harhors Of the u. s." Wssisii "as twice
read and referred to "a committee tie while
On Saturday.
q on.motion of Mr.. y. dfon tgonie'-y.
The committee of the whole vas stischarg-
ed from the consideration OF the bill conc eGn-
ing courts MARTA! and courts of enquiry,
as some parts bad been thought exceptionsbie
and twas recon1nitted to the committee who
/ reported it, S. to q.
$3.50
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o. The Proprietor OF tn

4lexand'la Daily Idust1jer, Will
di1pose Of the Establishment on
moderate ter1ns-:.hefe are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Liz INCREASING
i'ei..ion of Indultry and lalenS
for conducting a NewsPape'
this would be a desirable oitua
ton. Circumstances beyond I'D
Controui render it necessary "
make Sale, 1t will therefore ~ !:
sold a great Bargain II appl''a''
on be made foon.
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W Washington Society.

THE members OF the Washington oo '.snd
of Alexandria, are hereby nclhed TO ''. :s,y,
an Arnivcvsary Meeting Of the SAD oo, ;ns,.
ate adsby's hotel, Gil Monday, the -. =. Nv. wv,
at ] 1 O'Clock, A. II. The Society ,ln ,on,l
in procession at 10 O'Clock, to the fl~.Dr ~
church, where an Grafton will be de en-. J.
by one o, its members john LA"' II. .;;ta
The different Uniform Companies OF s, .Sn
are especially invited TO Join in ecleD'''
al the day 80.
By direction Of the Standing COMMITTEE
G. Denealc. SecU'
n: .. The Standing Committee fls a',u
greed with Mr.. Gadsby for the i5ifin J; - ;" ~
Ball, on the usual terms. & subsSrllp''1f
per is lodged at the bar, -~,
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SIR,
{cIKcuLAa.)
.Mgers, Eeceniber l6, lso,

You have undoubtedly before this h..j
that three American vessels had beend+,S
ed by frigate OF this place, in coAscqe,.
Of the annuities for two years pas; mol bm,,
been paid by the United States in naval Store
as stipulated by treaty, notwithstanding ~
amount thereof has been repeatedly vA,eI;'
cash.
These vessels are the snip Eagle, 0: NV
York, Nathaniel Thaicr, master; bris Va.
let, OF Boston, Jas. Merrett, master; scaq,
ner Mary-Ann, Of New York, SheGiell ms.
ter.
Ike people on board the vessels have bee,
treated very well, and no pillage Of any KIM
has been committed
have now the honor to inform YOU that
have adjusted this business With the DeSvh
has received the amount Of two years annQi
ties due in cash, and tie vessels are Liberated
and that our commerce Will receive 10 further
nciestations from tie crulZers Of this rcgt4
cy.
| pray you will have the goodness 10 civ.
this as much publicity IS possible, tor thebe
nett OF all concerned.
| have the honor to be,
Sill, yours, &c.
TOBIAS LEAR.
Pos7cR1p7. December II, 1907
We have this moment heard, by an arifa
from Leghorn, that tie schooner before met
toned has arrived in Naples, having been1t
taken by the captain and part ct the c:evEf
on board, VITO threw overheard four OF To-
captors, and put four others in the boat tosA
for themselves.
have myself received no advice Of thn'
and or application to the Dey, who hrSt SEM
me the Information, he assures me thai Il
Shall not alter the arrangement made yesttF
day, and that CIR vessels may navigate WIZ
out fear or r.oestation.
At present ali their oruizcrs are n port
I have the honor TO be, &c.
TOBIAS LEAR
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SALEM, Fe5ruarv
.---scs:.s: n-

O4A11L-'i3 4 Ut tU7 0,
The following agreeable Intelligent. y
received here last night, by the Ship P ,,.s
from Malaga.
PEACE WITH ALGIERS
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TIE B4LL will be held at tic 'ta'"''
Ton 7ayern, On Tuesday Evening IeN'.
The Managers
"A subscription paper is Lett at TIE ''' !,
Fcbraary -:
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- twenty months ago bis brig was
sshore, all his papers lost or DESTROYED
~. s.s monsters who took him made z tor
''i ',s,,ort that lie was an Englishmarl. be-
'' sdsonr;;vsd of his evidence to shew that ne
citizen OF the Il. States, he was hur-
3 oa 10 the living grave of Americans at
s .ss where he has remained ever since.
80, s,,thorised to state, that several Ameri-
=. Who knew capt. Smith have been TO
49,. ..s,rona u: j infornedhim thatthey knew
s, that he was an American and belong
4 Ito 70 Philadelphia but Armstrong only
s.wsrsd. let him send home Tor regular
.nsrs and declined to give him any assist
.ase.
The last case have to merton IS that
i labt. Hlatermar, of this port. Captain
waterman left London on his homewarl
|Soand voyage, andwas captureibya French
.-;yateer in the Bay Of .Biscay. The pri-
stserslnan called him Up in tie night to see
syrssel in z blaze, in hopes that ne might
) provoked TO utter scsne Incorporate ex-
',gss;on against rae French government,
III he was on his guard. Hasing burnt his
|,.e.s and destroysd ali his papers they
n,ar ! t,poss {i,.ss lie p.as. an Eng,iisiroan.
tw.s 3 vain thai be eienssd.t, and for
r,rt q Tapers which mad lsen taken from
Kim annealed to son.e his erssv or evil
Jeres. He and al lbs crew we're imnledi-
[r,vorsIered 10 Tie ihisrrai prison at Ar
=. As they passed BY Paris, several A.
|reriican CAPTAINS wentout g See tf,2ein, some
dwhoa, particularly a capt. Nichols, OF
ms,nouth, n. E.reeognizad capt. Wa
rnsp as &c old Acquaintance, ana went
directly and made application TO our Am
|assa;,or Cor lis relief. he application
however was IN vain, Arsassrong declined
,ny Inference, and c;.ps. Waterman and.
IN his crew were immared II re prison,
where they are az this moment plning IN
hopeless captivify.
The following facts are added, to shew
he iadiisnity and contempt With which our
|pun,rymsn are treated BY the Erench.--
|Captaiia Palmer one day, it seems, omitted
10 take of his hat and make has obedience
/ the French comnlissary; IN the evening
\ found himself arrested by two soldiers
sho capped him III prison, from which he
vas only released the next morning by
he interference OF the American consul,
Hat with an ass urance, that if he was ever
guilty Of such Msolence again, imprison-
6snt and chains should be MS portion I'll
be was sent out Of the countries The other
TACT is Still more degrading On tse march
Of captain Waterrnan's crew 70 their sloo-
ny dungeon, the mate OF the ship not ch.ls-
ing to \ TX though pond Of wa1er that lay
IN his way, weat round, for which ne was
seized by his driver and chained fast to a
criminal conducting to the same prison, and
nus made 10 walk through all the mud pud-
Is in the road, to tl.e great diversion OF
|ae French guard.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
Vovcmber S, 1903.

Novcmber S, 1908.
ORrERED, That William Rhodes and John
Cohagan be committee to have the Old
Powder House, standing at the intersection OF
Fayette and Quecn streets, sold at public
auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday
next, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. and that the purcha-
ser be obliged to remove the same by the LIST
day of January, 1909
Jas. M, M.Rea.
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The Collector At Huntington, Vermont, IS
said to have lately forwarded to the Secretary
Of the Treasury, an account for 8 5000 doll
lars, fer enforcing the Embargo. Report
adds, that this was objected to, and the col
lector, in consequences, discharged the dratt-
ed militia.
The Acorn, Folger, of Boston, has been
condemned in France. There are reports
concerning this case uHfayorabie TO our NIL
mister at Paris. Palladium.
Post Offices On the first January, 1903,
there were nineteen hundred and tsventy-f0Hr
POST Offices established in the United States ];
of these, suvo hundred and thirty ,eisAt were IN
Massachusetts and the mail is carried from
Passamaqsoddy, in the district OF Name to
ODpeIoosee, in Orleans territory, a distance
Of twenty-tdree hundred and ta0enty.sve. mics
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THE CHOICE.
Utrum aeciae horum naVis.
rh. frora his imperial throne,

1ilEn, IrOIH lib iii PSt11l tHiOAC3 YEl+
Done al Bayonne,
The wonder working NAFPY,
Anxious, forsooth, to make MS Spaniards
happy,
Even as his slaves a. home, and Just as free,
Let loose a king denolisllng Decree.
Spanisrds! It's ruled by me and fate,
That alone can save your state;
Charles and your Monarch late
Confess sincerely, without leignin5,
They've ta'en ( great dislike TO relsning.
ThenIet tie united voice
Now proclaim the aation's choice;
Then maze your chcice--the terms VIC give
Hear, my beloved, hesr--
These letters on your hands receive,
Or--in your hearts this spear.
g Is then the contest Ger" they cried,
And lie we at yourteet;
And dare you vaunsingly decide
The fortunes such Cause shall meet
Can we forget cur cid renown,
The COED cid ,tilnes of victory,
And yield an independent Crown,
Our ancient Laws ard Liberty
Shall thus thy fsii-destroying hano
Pass unresisted DER our native land,
High blooded Spain and all her Thrones thy
prey
Fail PROSTATE and adore thy mushroom sway !!
No Wen revive our old renown,
The good Old tines of victory,
Preserve al independent Crown,
Our ancient Laws and Liberty.
And when thy slaves of France
On freeaoms fiery sons advance,
TneE will we show
This vaporing foe,
That in the cause CT Spain
Spaniarc5 are more than men
Nerves Of steel and souls OF flame,
Burning to vindicate her ancient fame,
Or s'eep in honorable graves,
And leave her so&s the riches of name
Dearer than al her Indies boast
More glorious than countless host
OF titled Tytants and OF ribben'd Slaves.
Then. Despot! near our nations voice,
And let high-blooded Spain rejoice
Her sons will make a SPANIARD' s CHOICE,
Live free or perish gloliousiy.
And when, proud day for Spain, that day
Shall come, when thro' thy proud array
Our swords shall now freeman's way,
Vanquish VIGOROUSLY,
Then, as they lie In deaths cold grasp,
We cry CUR CHOICE IS MADE -
Our hands the sabre's hilt shall clasp
Their hearts shall feel the blade.
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-
los rsmoped hls store 10 Sae bT4fS 11e'1se l9'e--
gofcail'ed oy &c 7'as ,OSo'oss, esq .,v',Se' =
Kag and U.sio't-streets-- .saere he has 0a
rGna rna o55'e'S .Io9' gao
1000 bushels Lisbon 5 AT.
Liverpool coarse ana NE ~.
Brown SUG X N hhes, aug us
Loaf ard Lump DO.
MOLAsaEs IN, "a alia -. ,-.n.
srccn corfE Fl. III pass s''iu oi.s'
Imuerial.5
Hyscn, TEAS
Young Hvxon, "a Boxes = Or. chests
Hyscn skm,
49,
Tensrii,s ard immediate use.
claret J
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

60 TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Socse!y Lotts1J, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
price Faue Dolls. g Seventy fve
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and in-
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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The subscriber having rented.

The subscriber having rented
the Tavern lately occupied by Flemon Patti
son, in Waterford, at the sign Of the Buck,
respectfully informs the public in geaeral,
that he has laid in an assortment of good
Liquors, and every other article necessary
for carrying on said business in the best man.-.
ner, for the accommodation of his customers.
Also, good stables and hay, and a good host.
Ter. He Ratters himself from his unrernltsed
attention, to gain the confidence OF all who
may be pleased to give him their custom.
He still continues to carry on the Saddlers'
business, in his shop opposite to John VIII
liams's store.
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0Ierannrta palp Ga;et!e.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8.

@ Our paper VIII be issued early to-
morrow morning, for the purpose Of laying
the Presidents Message before our readers
as soon as possible.
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ORPHANS COURT.

.Merandla County, Noz'. Ierm, 1903.
ORpERED,
THAT the executors of fumes Fszssel, de.
ceased, insert the following advertisement in
the Alexandria Gazette, three uines week
for eight weeks.
ALEX. MOORE, Register.
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Iofeph Talbot.
Waterford, Nov: I
A B AL L.

Mr.. GENERES mas the honor to inform
the gentlemen of Alexandra that his BALLS
will commence on IHursda5 .ert, the 10th
inst and will continue once fortnight during
the season
November z. st
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TOILET.
November a

THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and STORE, on King street, next door 10
the Washington Tavern. For terms apply
to
John Ianney.
September %. law6t
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This is to give Notice.

HAT the subscribers have obtained froru
f the Orphans Court of Alexandra CITY.
In the district of Columbia, letters testa1nen-
tary On the estate Of lanes Rusaei, late of the
County aforesaid, Merchant, decd. al per.
sons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit tie same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers on or
before the 4th day of May next, orsti,ey may
by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are requir-
ed to make immediate payment
Given under oar hands this Attn day OF Mo-