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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-02
James II, Hooe.
Truernan Brai:ears.
Rseeafo-s Ct James Rus,cl,
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ORPHANS COURT,
AtexGadYaG Couaty

SEPTEMBER TERM, 1903.
Ordered, That the executor Of John Wutt.,
deceased, insert the following advertisement
in the Alexandria Daily Paper three times
week forthe space Of eight weeks.
Test,
Alexander Moore,
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This IS to glus Notice, That the
Subscriber of Alexandria County in the Dis
itrict Of Coiumbis, hath obtained from the Or.
phans Court of saidconnty letters ;es,amcnta.
ry on the estate of Joha Wau8,late of the
county aforesaid, merchant, deceased .--Al
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit The same
with tac vouchers thereof. to the subscriber,
on or before the 22I day Of Marc next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
neft to said est ate--and those indebted there
10 are required 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 22d day Of Sep.
tember,l SOB.
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BY N. G. DUTiEF,
Au,hor Of Jsafure Dishlayed IN her mode Of
teaching lsaguage 10 man, alet,alied TO the 4
French language, &c
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Robert |. Taylor,
Executor of John Watts.
9. stawSw
September.
ORPHAN'S COURT,


A1-randria County, 0etoter 1srm, 1903. ,i
ORDERED,
That the administrator of PETER WISE,
Junior, deceased, do insert the following ID.
vertise,r emf in the Alerandrla Gazette, thi .
times week for six weeks.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
THIS is to give nost..c That the subscrl.
Der of Alexandria county, ia tie district OF
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county, letters OF adninistfa-
ton on the personal estate of PETER WISE,
;upior, late of the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having Gains against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
sarae, with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber, on Or before the 18th day OF apr;l
aext or they may by law he excluded IRON
ali benefit 20 said estate-and those uldeDIed
thereto arc required to make immediate pay
naent 20
Given under ny ilana this 18th day OF o1-
Adam Lynn,
Administrator of Peter Wise, taa'
Ccteberl9. ''""gN
Horse Shoeing Warranted.
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7 he FIRST book of anation is the dictionary
either Own language.
yoLTEY.
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TO Il E Ell sI -
The HOUSE on Prince.strees, lately &C.
cupisd BY John Natfs,. deceased. =
FOR SALE, S.
i Share Pennsylvania Copper Mine Stock.
r. ]. Taylor Esi,ysl
September -, 90
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Tlan;lt tons Worm Destroysng Lo-
zs1lges.

Which there is reason TO believe, have,
within eight years past cured upwards OF TWO
nusRRED THovsAsDsp persons OF both sexes,
of every age, and in every situate ,of ysrious
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
aid from distractions or fo.lness in the ato-
mach ana bowels.
Hamilton's Elsxir,
Ess Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Sose Throa
and apProeshRS Csnsspstions:
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! TO RENT.

10 KEN Is
Z "A convenient two story Dsveiiag H'sst n ans
Store, situate on the. corner Of KiEg and fi!e
streets, lately, occupiedby Mr.. Join kaHsS
.4LSC,, :.
TIE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupies
Mrs. W1Isss
Apply 20 v,,ar..a
RobcTt /. Taylor.
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November A
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
q A LGRoB AND VIGOROUS
49,. JACK

WILL stand the iusuinE season II
w my residence. in Martinsburp.
Berkeley County, he viii Be let 70 mares
on the following terms: For the single
leap, two dollars, 70 be paid At the stable
door, or ave dollars the season, to be
paid on the FIRST day Of September NEXT;
tone bushel Of Oats is expected with the
mare. Toshew the repute 10 which the
Jack was held where he formerly stood,
will O fully appear by the following
81 do hereby certify, that; Is4tpds-
denoea aek, the property ofWm. Maeiey,
has been kept by me two seasons, aud I
believe him to be q sure foal g-tter and
entitled to as much credit for 6ne large
cola as any. Jack that I have ever seen.
Given under my hand this ssth of Jan.
1908. y PETER .F%>ARCHER."
1he season will commence the first of
April, and end the lsat Of June next.
No responsibility for accidents. *<x.r
- WILLIAM MACKEY, sen.
March rs, 1908. =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE..
FOR SALE,
Amost excellent lanyard,

most excellent 4 0ny0S0, ,
OF which a very great and extraordinary
bargain will be given,
.CITUATE in Shepherds Town Viz
- giuia, with a never failing stream Of
water running through it, and a wheel
that raises the water ia abundance for the
use ofthe yard. There are four lots in
the enclosure, and the Improvements
arc q Bark and Mil. house, l2ofeetlong,
one brick building % feet long, wherein
are a Currying.shoP, aroom tor unhnish-
ed leather, and =. Smoke-houSe !; one
other Brick House for storing and selling
out finished leather, o. Lime House,
StufRng.s6op, and Garner for ground
bark-with 81 'Vaa,s Of different sizes,
and room fof 100 more. There is also
in the same enclosure On excellent aud
beautiful Dwelling house, 60 feet BY
~, two stories high with. a Piaaza the
whole length, anda kitcher and hall
the whole handsomely Rnished,s and ,an
excellent well OF oflimestone water with
pump and dairy. The whole Of the
enclosure is planted with fruit and other
arees--Also a convenient barn, stables
and garden. ~
This is a most capital piece o fproper.
~, and can hardly be exceeded bv any
situation that 10 obs met with. Shep-
herds Town is 1s miles from Hagers.
town, 70 miles from the City Of Wash
ingtoa. and IS miles from Baltimore.
1t l. on the west bank Of the Potomac
River iu . high aud reMarkably healthy
aitua,iou. The river viii afford i, an a.
bundant supply Of bark, when other pla.
ees fail.
Any person wishing to purchase may
know the terms BY applying to the sub
scribers on the premises.
CAMPBELL & MENINGITIS.
Mephe,d's- Town, March IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
FOR SALE.

A TEAM offour strong Horses, with
"a gears complete, anda good, Wag-
gon, now IN complete order for the road.
The Horses are young and active, and
some OF them would suit for the saddle-
they win be sold separate, or together,
as NAV best sua Purchasers. They will
be sold on liberal terms: =
The subscriber, has his Blacksmith's
Shop, in the main street, Martinsburg,
now in complete order, aud Is. ready, to.
undertake any worEin that line that may
be oaered-He will be thankful for. any
orders in his line, the public may please
10 favour him with.
JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
March IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
TON!

THE "Martinsburg Independent
Blues," are requested to meet at
the Court-tiouse in Martins 'urg on the
FRS, Saturday in Aptil next, without uui-
form, on busins s. Of importance concern
ing; the company: ANY person Wishing
tojr,in the company will make it known
to IL OF the members that he may be
halloted for. -
JAMES FAULKNER G1be
March IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
TWEEN ~ DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber N
N Martinsburg, Virginia, on the
night Of the 2lst Instant a Negro mar
named HARLE S he il fateSMAaek,
about six feet high, shout thirty E
ofage, has a s.oppage IN his speech when
hurried or confused, has remarkably
long slim feet and small legs, has a small
sear in his forehead thai is quite percepti.
bic when warm, leans little forward in
his walk, afeetse Il times to be religious,
and is fond OF singing Hymes. Had on
q gray kersey short coat and white ker.
sey pantaloops, white homemade warn
stockings, and whool hat, had with him
ahlack cloth coat, black satin wais.coat.
aud black pantaIoons, and some. other
eloa,hing no, reeollected ; he will proba-
bly, have a forged pass and affect to be a
tree a If he is taken in Berkeley
County. and brought home l win give
Eight Dollars and reasonable expenses ;
if forty miles from home, Fifteen Dol.
lars. and if a greater distance The above
reward for securing him m any Jail, and
giving information so that | get him L.
gain. aud all reasonable expenses, IL
brought home. .,% II
THOMAS LOCKE
March IS, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
BOOTS SHOE M~ANUFACToRY,
Martinsburg.
The subscriber, from a desire 70 ad-

THE subscriber, from a desire 70 ad.
/ vance his own interest, to place
his business ON: a more. respectable foot
ing, to serve his customers. andto be at
all times ready to answer the calls Of the
public, has now, and Intends, always to
keep in his employ, some Of the best and
most fashionable workmen, in his line
Of business ; he will also b. constantly
provided with the best leather that can
be obtAined-and from an assiduous at.
tention and endesvoors to please, has no
doubt bu. that he will be able to give sa-
sisfaction to alt who think proper to em.
plovh'm.
Gentleman and Ladies at a distance,
who may please to favour him with their
work, may depend on their coti,tnauas
being strictly complied with, and that by
forwarding their measures accompanied
with instructions. their work can be as
welt executed h Re, as at any of the most
fashionable towns.
J0cOB PoISAL.
March rs, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25

THE E1EoART HORSE s N p.
"a, ILL stand this season, 1t the plau.
-" tatioa Of Wallace Hannah. ON
Mondays and Tuesdays, and At Leonard
b augh's, 4 miles from Martinsburs. on.
the road leading from thence, to WA.
Transport, on Wednesday and Thursday.
and ON Friday and Saturday; at nv plan
tation, and cover mares q -Four beAa,s
the asasen, 10 be paid the first of Oeto-.
Der next, TSDo Dollars the single leap.
to be paid at the time the mare l. cover.
ed, or If not thenpaid,. to be considered
az engaged for the season; Eight Dol
lars to ensure q mare in toal, to be paid
when the mare proves with foal ; parting
with, or removing the mare forfeits the
eDsurauce. The season will commence
the 6rstof April, and end the last of lone.
Snip isl handsome bay, with a star
and snip and one white foot, neatly. Sc
venteen hands high, Ave years old past.
is well Proportsued, noves wen; has
6ne carriage, and Is suitable for either
saddle or harness. He Is Of the SNAP
breed Of horses, whose services arc well
known IN this country. Strict attention
will be paid, but no responsibility for
accidents. * ELI BELLER.
March IS, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
SHRAT MARE.

TAKEN up .resPassing on the. SUBJ
i setibers plantation, e Lights
mill, in Berkeley County, d an estray =
black mare, s years old, about IL hands
high, ne brand, has \ small saddle spot
on her right side, appraised u - dollars.
The owner is desired 70 prove property.
pay charges and take her:away.
EDWARD r. FOREMAN.
March IS, 1905. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
LAST NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of
"A Thomas Turner, late Of Jefferson
County, deceased, are requested. fog the
last time, to make immediate payment,
a it is now absolutely necessary that the
affairs Of the said estate. should be settled,
no longer indulgence can be given.
JOHN TURNER, E*r.
March rs, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
NOTICE.

THE subscriber requests those in-
l. debted to him by small due bills,
to come and lift them to prevent suits.
LEVI PRICE.
MartinsbGrg, March 81, 1905,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
ONE Dollar REWARD.

A Nj away from the subscriber on the
IN 10th inst. aboy named John Hayes,
bound by the ovsrseers Of the Poor Of
Berkeley County, II; years otd-he took
with him q variety of clothing. III. will
give the above reward to any person for
returning said runaway. -;
JOHN PORTERFIELD.
March IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25

la,bour.. until the danger. to which
they are exposed, can be removed or
lsssencd. -
March II, 1908
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
March 19.

The whole OF this day was spent on
The bill for raising an additional military
force. /, went through the committee
Of the whoie, and was. reported TO the
H use. Considerable progress was
made in the details Of the hill but they
were not perfected. when the House adj
journed, it being then near four O'Clock.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-25
March i8.

March l8.
Mr.. Dawson, from the military COM.
miteee, laid 90 the table the ;" Act for
raising an additional army" with sun
dry amendments.-Made the order Of
the day for TO- morrow. ..,
mr. Livern,ars,, after 4 very eloquent
introduction, in which he took .occason
to observe, that the present state of at.
fairs could no. justify the belief that there
would be a war with England ; but that
it evidently appeared, by the decree of
Milan, &c. both France and Spain had
made wal against VI : and after taxing a
view Of four exports, aud commercial pro-.
fits for the last year ), observing that
those Of the present we're Paralyzsd BY
the embargo, and adducing data t. prove
that we should suffer losses greater by
, iEs continuance than could accrue to Us
from an actual state Of warfare-oHered
The following resolution:
ResetSed, That the public goed r..
quires that the several lava laying an
EMBARGO on the vessels >of the .Untted
States, should be repesird and that a
committee should be instituted to ia.
qnire into the expedieucy OF permitting
the merchant vessels of the United
States to arm for their defence, against
certain ~Cru,zers, and to associate far the
purpose Of CONVOY ; and to inquire into
the expediency OF suspending eommer-
eial Intercourse with France. and the
nations under The control Of the emperor
Of France, aud report by bill or o,her-
wise.
The ayes and navs were called. when
the resolution was negatived-ayes "a
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CHARLESTON, Tunf fs

8 Yesterday arrived he Rsveous-EutssT
GaL1AT1y csps. M'NsH after ern1se ct.
'swsa y. four honrs, saving bronghe' - he
big Gsorge capt. Cos. The brts seufge,
"a o,,e Of he vessels which went oey 70 The
". Ioaies, BY pestrissioo. since The en-,
a.gr., % bring hcas pFoper'g from Anti
qua; bal The gavrrnnept q shst Island
would permits 0ts vessel g 'ste Of aov car
90 unless Trey lad broneh ost cargo
from the Uores.s ass. The Gro, S. hen
proceeded ia S ...arsholomews where she
took ir a. cargo % .reiga:, be1ng parrot
the proceeds of The cargo Of III snip Ele.
DOR, Magrab. Of this PR, fcm africa,
condemned at S.. Ksy's sca1e mon MS
since, as rot sea worthy
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COMMERCIAL,

Our sugar has been very steady during this
week yesterday, q cargo, consisting OF 500.
hhds. new Barbados, were sold by public
auction, and were taken off with great spirit
at late prices. Runs remain in the same Ian
guid STATE as for some weeks past, and coffee
is quite neglected.
Cottons have gone off with great animation,
and we quote a gehcral advance Of Lad per
ID, excepting upon Sea Islands, which also
sell freely at former prices many specuia-
tive purchases have been made, but SO great
PROPORTION of the weekly sale, continue to
be taken by the dealers and spinners, that
we consider the present rates to be. Hrmly
established, and as the probability of the con-
sinuel! interruption of American intercourse
is strengthened by the return OF Mr.. Rose,
prices will rost likely sc still higher ): we
note the particulars Of whathas been done as
near rs can be asccrtained, viz. 5000 old
Bowels, at led lSd and one lot at I'D !;
1000 new do. at ls 3-4d 2od 200 New
Orleans, at 90 Lid including 81 inferior, at
10 i I'd & So prime at 22dii 1000 Tennes-
sees, at, l6 Lad I'D; 200 Sea Islands, at
IS a 2s7d 30 stained Sea Islands at Is I-2d;
go Carthegenas, at lSd; 80 West midas, at
la Ida 90 lid $50 Barbados, at 2ld a
a2ds $50 oronokas, at ed Esd; 1000
Demararas, at. 22d IS SO Parns, at Old;
500 Aiaranhan,s and Bamass, at Esd a 24d :.
leo pernams, at Is ID IS I'D and 30 Bour-
.bons, at IS 4d making the whole qaa'i.ity
1900 bags
fustic experiences a regular aeinaad for
the trade, and prices are still looking up
Some parcels Of jamaica logwood continue to
be bouss.tup on speculatiori, at Ito III IS.
and not much of ssod quality TO be had al
these prices. Naval stores have been more:
en1uiied for, and the holders demand an adj,
vance. Pot ashes have revived again, and
are now much sought after; 95s have been
obtained, and it is generally required. Pearls
are not in the same request, and the prices
are without huctuation. obaccos have for.
a few days past been very brisk, butth pur-
chases, though large, are principally specu-.
lative. Wheat is in great demand. and VIC
note an advance of upwards of cd. per bushcl,
which, as the London market has experienced
an improvement, will, without doubt, be
maintained. Rice, for the same cause as we
assigned last week, remains without any al
teration.
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t. THE .PuBL1c are refPcct-
fully informed, the IHEATFB.
will open on Mmae'. 7uI I;
being the Anniversary Of AME-
.RlcAN INDEPENDENCE, with a
TRAGEDY nevsr ps1jo1.9sct'd
he7c) called, GUSTAVljS Va
SA, or 7he Dsllvsrer Of his Cout,-
try, with an lnterlude called
The sb,rat Of hdeb,e,7deace J; and
the RE VIEW, or the Eugs q
Hlrdsoy.
Nights Of performance rext
week, Tuesday, 1ausdar, AID
Saturday. 80
June SO.
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Forty Dollars Record.

RAN AWAY from the s,ibscriheron Sun
day last, a Negro Boy named t5.fS-sltL'
about q years of age, S feet inches hlga
thick set, bcw-lesgcd and heavy countenan!ee'
be walks stiff, which protects from having.
~the rheumatism in his ancles--had on s toes
with him a pair OF light mixed Noolea vel! !
vet, al one pair nsnkcen pantaioons shirts
and h ncikercaiefs. THIRTY D0LLAiSo
will ! given if taken in Alexandsa,, ana
F0H " if takeno out, and reasonable eSpel~
ces IFS, ought home.
Tunis Craven.
Wasiingtos City, June %. q
t7> All persons are forcwarned from h Ela'
bnYinr him at their peril.
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hiors Ilench .Fr2endlMbl

Twp Freuc h a ned schounetss be Ex
change, capt. tonnsaon, ara .1eaae Esteie
cap, a,p Csyvine, arrived al IN puIi on si1e
18Th Ill, from bartacpa, VIA ST. &sry'.
River. Ono Of ,hem hsd Oh board a Ca go
of Coffe-, Which ~as either sold or Isf.
in The lands al Their agents ia tbs place.
-- They were peym,tted 60 sakc on
board such quantity Of p7dvis'oo IS ~ss
deemed, by she. proper authority, spasclsot
for their voyage, aud they sailed as,aio On
the aOsh uI,imo. When they arrived hsse.
they were reported to BE Commanded BY
captsio Yonx aud captain Feiir.
Yesterday morning letters were received
IN ,owu, by express, from S.. May s. stat
leg, ,hs, ,aese same Priva,eerss who bad
received he ,;gh,s OF hospitality 10 this
port, had arrived 10 sse river. ST, Mays,
ard had plundetsd the brig Charles, Ct
Eal,imore, of -four 20 the velue OF 6o3o
dollars. Captain Brownlow has tor ws'd1d
his protest 20 mescant:le house II s'lfs cIy
II, ard has requested ths, IN s,.sehenen
mieht be laid upon any prope':; "hlch
nright be found 10 The hands It thcsr agents
here. This, we are informed, was dong.
yes,eroas bus whe Ter COY shiag wiz BE-
ul.sma:e'y recovered 80 jnds mn;ty be awu
ers, ia We, 10 BIZ s.ce:,a,nrd Csp s,n
Dfowalaw il his le:ler seys 'skhis business
is mest pilcneus t7,aasachon, and rs e
qual he had nsper hsQya c..''
We sub;oin the captains protest 70 prove
that he has not been paid tor the articles OF
which lie was robbed.
STATE or GRCEELz,1 =
ST. AadRY's.
Personally appeared Richard Brownie,
who being duly sworn, deposeth and saith
That On the 4th day of June, in the year Of
our Lord, 1903, while in the brig Charles, OF
Baltimore, of which This deponent Is master,
lying III amelia sound, within the province Of
East Florida, he was boarded and taken pos
session Of by Ant .Bonnahoil, Louis Fellir, &
Jean Baptiste Caryins, owners aid masters of
the armed schtoners Exchange, and Jeune
Estelte, and forcibly deprived Of 200 bbls, OF
superhne Aeur, the property OF this deponent,
and this deponent further states, that he will
be entirely without redress, il the property
Of the said Bonnaffon, Fellir, and Caryire, IS
not attached to answer the demand OF this de
ponent !; and further that he is endamaged to
the amount of 5000 by The loss of. the afore-
said 200 bbls. of flour by reason OF the de-
tention aforesaid, and the failure his voyage
an d sale Of the said -four.
Sworn to before me, this 9TH day of June,
in the year of our Lord, 1908, at st. Mary sin
the state Of Georgia.
ROBT.. BROWNLOW.
HARMpN COURTEZ, j. Il.
ar Printing in its various branches
...nl ~ sh,es CG,rA
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slera,.o.ta -aap sbsritser.
THURSDAY, JuNE 50.

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening last. at
Mount- 1asie, Fairfax county, Virginia, by
tue Kew Rir. Gioson, Dr.. Thomas Sem'nes,
to Miss SelsAiS Pots, aaus hter Of John Potts,
Esquire.
LIGHT ARTILLkPl- On Saturday,
and Aiopdsy .bc tslizsns OF Washington
bad tie satisfaction st wifnessg. on tho
cprn space 10 fronref ne pr .idr MS house.
lie 10 setessipa ma. clvfrs Ct corps q
light artillery (so,nsssrss csnonipa'ed fly
itg artillery bsLongisg 70 .hs srssyo OF shc
L. 3. whlchshas isss been csgsofsed, vF'
der re commard u espssin Pe'sr, he
oelerl,y Of aaossaents apdrspid dlsehsrg.
.es, either ir aasanc:re o. resressins IA.
pifessxd By ,tais corps. were eaptiuclrg
proof. Of the GREG Il lily Of Ills sind q
arsii.Sty in baslle. On tic line Ct nareh
f.od. indeed, 10 sli is evoIssione) me
co.rs has a mnst p,,imat'rg aEpFafsoee.
Par 81 tie sft,jirs9sfs are muao,ed en-
Horseback, ard Offers y lishl kind or
cats,Ser, very touseuisgi t51 tic purpose
The horses are exceeding 6ae; aud The
mso appeared 60 be yeryaexPsr.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-30
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THE Members Of tie Washington soc-e-
~, of Alexandria, VII please to take nof1ce'
hat regular stated nlreung OF the sai.. 90
ciety, viii be held at Gadsby's hotes, on MON
DAY, the 9Th dayuf July next, at r. O'CLOCK .Hc
In the forenoon, where their punctuai attend
ance is requested, The Society VIII move IN
Procession, at twelve clock, to the Presoy-
ierian Church, where an Ors-ion will be DELI
yered by John d. &,ams, Esquire, one OF It's
members The south part OF the gallery IN
the meeting house, will be cxc.uslvefy set a
part for the military and the music.
BY order Of the Standing Corxmittee,
G. Denealc, Ssey.
Juno q. 9