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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28

HIn corse quenoe Of these. and Of the
eatYeatiea Of the qaeen my beloved s,ss:lse,
/ pardon nay son, and will restore EIoa usso
favor wheo his conduct shall prove thar ne
has undergone ,ho,o ugh reforu1. Aud I
hereby command those judges, who have
been acquainted with the business since
the commencement, 10 sct according to The
sen:eucc Of the law, according TO The afro.
city Of the crimes and the qaaiity of the
criminals, taking as guide Tor The farma.
ton Of the charges ,hs answers OF the
prince which are drawn up ard sigesd IN
his cwn haod writing as well a. the pa
pers found in his desk, also wriiisn by
him. tF3e}
f 9 AlIlhis you are TO communicate &c my
councils and tribunals; publishing it,or1y
people, that they may behold ny sas7c, &
iastice, ADD that il Eaay alleviate tie ahic.
ton aud uneasiness ln.o which shsy wtre
thrown by my former decree s1ner IN IL
they beh.ld the danger OF their sovereign,
who reciprocascs their affection by loyieg
them az children
s'San Lorenzo, Mo- 5. 1907.
T" To the governor of the courcn
The foregoing decree, published ic full
this day, have fulfilled, and communicate
il to .yocr excelIency, in order ttsat you
may circulate it INNS dla,e!y among al! he
Judges within your Jurisdiction for the POr.
poses which are expressed ,heFein; aud
please advise me of having complied viii.
il.
This is sent to your exceilency fer your
government
God preserve your excsllenc, MARI
yeas.
DON JOSEPH MONTEMAyCR.
-Eadiz, Nov. Is, 1907.
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nued with Us pnsil Sunday The 14lh. We
had much conversation On the state and
situation OF the conasry his ideas respect.
log bath appeared very correct SO faras I
was able 10 determine. He informed me
shs, be had seen some Of Mr. Freemans
correspondence with capt. Gaion which 10
his opinion came fully within the meaning
ofshe late ssdition law and recommend.
ed, Ia the most serious nanner, that he
should be immediately suspended from his
en- ploy ment on the line. This added TO
The op:niou of gov Sergeant, (who spent
sum3-r of days at & ur ranp) col. Bruin,&
macy other respectable gentlemen, deter.
mioed ,ne in taking that measure. The
surveying is at pressnt done by Mr.. Gil.
2lspie. the cham carrying by Ellicott,s and
Walker. Gen. Wilkinson has removed
Mr. M'Clary from ,ine command OF my es.
cort. His conduct was far less exception
able an tina, of MIR Freeman ADD when
he Gid err il was generally the effsct Of bad
advice.
To be continued
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LOUISVILLE, Ike. Dec ~.

Within the last week the Ohio has expe.
rienced an extraordinary rise (uearly 10
fees) and is still rising. Sunday night the
ships Rufus King and Tuskarora which
had struck and moored smongst the rocks
on the tails LAST spring foated of without
receiving fus,her injury. The former hay.
ing her crew 90 board securedat the mcath
of Silver Greek, the latter was not missed
until Monday morning and is supposed to
have drifted . considerable way down the
river, boats crew has bsen sent in pnr.
suit Of her.
We learn from 40 authentic source, that
applications for oaice have been numerous,
Beyond paEallsl at the seat Of governnent.
For the Single sPpeinsment of marshal OF
the district otOrleaus,ii is stated that there
are at this time sixteen hundred and sisfeen
applications. Our country is SO crowded &
The pursuits of private life have become SO
in.olerably irksome tina, we are obliged to
ay to executive favor TO be relieved ofour
bur.hens.
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CHlLICOTHE, 9anuary S.

The u. S. Circuit. eoats COMMUNICATE IFS
session this day. A very appropriate and
impressive charge 20 the graad jury was
given By his honor judge Todd. We have
procured copy for publication, but at so
late sc hour we ART compelled 10 defer its
appearance un1il uegs wecF.
The cour', composed of judges Todd
and Byrd, directedihat Aaron Burr should
be Called aod his recsgnsance read; anda
forfeiture Of the recognlzance will no dsubt
be sn,ered. The counsel Tor Blanne;has.
sci objected 10 the reajing Of ihat geoae
mass reccgolzance. He contended that
errors were coniaine9 10 II. and that he
conceived il 70 be iuaia2ens2bly necessary
that Blannerhasscs should be hrss served
win a notice before it can with proPriety
be said, tina, his recognlzaoce is forfeited.
Upon this subjecs The COUNSEL FOR and a.
gainst Burr aud Rlanaeshasse., were de-
ba;igs.
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January %.
Rich kanahwa Borrow LAND
70 K S ii L e.

E-HE Subscriber offers for sale, or ex-
L change for improved property, in or
near the town of Alexandria, fourteen hun
dred acres Of RICH BOTTOM LAND, on
the Great kanahwa River, near its mouth,
which enters into the Ohio. This land is of
the very first quality, being almost entirely
bottom, equal in many respects to those rich
bottoms OH the Potomac. It is laid OF into
lots from 80 to $50 acres, each lot fronting
on the river and extending to the hills, which
afford an outlet to a most extensive range fer
stock, which never can be interrupted. One
hundred acres, therefore, OF this rich bottom,
with Its great advantages, would be good
settlement. A small part of this land, which
is under cultivation, rents at the rate, Of two
dollars per acre For further particulars ap-
ply to the subscriber,
George w. Craik.
January IS. oaw4w
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T O e f NJ T.

TWO STORES, in Royal-stree;, With
Dwellings (near Mr. Gadsdy's) now fitting
up. If applicatien is Immediately made ttley
can be fitted to answer the tenants. One OF
them has bakehouse which will BE removed
if rot applied for soon,
Also, a two acre Lot and Garden, On Fen
ry and Wolfe-sreets, tnear Mr.. Ezra Kin
sey's) with small House and Kitchen.
Also, Brick House on Columbus-s.rcet,
and two other Brick Houses On Potomac
Strand.
Thomas Preflon.
January %. cost
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Translated i0r the Mercantile Advertiser.

ifQnSI0seG j0F tHS A4FI C0ttse 1A"Ve' ISeI'
In letter Of the 6th instant, the secre-
sary Of the public granary and gevernmen.
of The royal council wrote TO his exceilency
the corregidor of this cisy as follows:
{" Nost excellent sir,
GUnoer dsge Of The 5ih inst- his majes
" semitic the council the following royal
decree.
1.-THE voice of naturs arrests the arm of
vengeance and where son repenss an 10.
advertens act, we cannot retuse 10 act az
an afsctiona;e father. My son has already
declared the authors of the hor,id plan
which they had caused him to enter upon,
to be wre,ches; all which be has done in
a proper manner. altogether consistent with
that Formally which the law requires 10
similar cases. His repentance & fear have
dictated the representations which he has
made 10 me and which follow. Royal
sire, have erred. Ihave sinaed against
your majesty as king and as { father. But
/ repent, and offer your majesty the mos.
implicit obedience. / ought to have done
poshiog without the knowledge Of your
msiessy but was blinded, have, how.
ever, discovered the. cnlpsits, and be.
seech your majesty to forgive me, and per.
nit r. to approach your soya! presence as
your acknowledged son.
"FERNANDO.
San Lorens0, Nov. S, 1907.
"Royal ns0ther,
9" Irepea. myself of the horrid crlme
have committed against my royal father,
aud. with The greatest humility sepplicase
your msiss.y's pardonfof it, likewise tor
my gross obstinacy in denying the truth
few nights since and now, from the bot.
tom of my heart, beseech your majesty
to deigu to irtercede with my father, shat
he will permit me to approsch him as his
forgiven son.
San Lerenso, Nas.s, 1907.
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,s., Mr.. Powers Who'll have
'a'o, .;n.sd 70 you in my communication
ns0iloo sdsy, Is by order of The baron @:
OF fsst ,',ss 70 proceed in.mrdiatsly shso'
Csropu ss.a,s. 20 The state d KeesuesJ -
n, @s.,e, S every reason % believe ,nss MS
ne's; - forward the views OF Spsln,
b o. ss,,shiOg the ciriasns Of Asnsucky from
py Csc, has been h'cted 10 me that
-, u g PAYERS viii - The hsst Instance pay 2
~ orn. Wakipsro. who We are 10.
s,,.,.d il now 10 cineinraisi.
lam sir
Yoor obsdient hanno's servant
(s:gnsd) ,ro-7,
Secretary Of siGtf Of
he u. States.
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aleranbria EaIp advertiser.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.

Extract ef letter from membe, Of the
assembly Of Virginia, to his friend in
Washington. dafed 'he 22d Jan lsos.
3 {" rWo caucusses were held here last
oigh,, on The subjec. Of the presidential
election enc by the f'ieods of Nh Ma
olson, add sae osher by the friends Of MIR.
Monroe. TIE result OF which was, that
:,here were ss4 caembsrs Of the legislature
for Mr.. Madison, snd 81 for Mr.. Mon.
roe. The frieads of Mr.. Madison formed
their electoral ticket and corresponding
committees"
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{ TO be continued ]
PHILADELPHIA, January 2,s.

Several letters received IN tins city from
Antwerp. dated as late as the 9th November,
speak very unfauorably of Tie state Of public
aaairs. They say that is found possible
to get hold Of any of the American property
which has been seized in consequence OF hal
wing been in England. The emperor refuses
to giV.it up, ailedging that there are other
points TO be settled with this country, and
that the property viii be held until the are
adjusted They add, that The universal OPT
mon there is, that if We setrle our differences
with Great-3ritain We shall have to encounter
the hostility Of France. SoEae of these let
tiers state that the emperor declares without
reserve that there shall 10 longer be any neu-
trails, u S. Gazette.
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A P P E A LIS.

In Common Council, 18Th Jan. sos.
ORBERRp,
THAT the. Council will sit as Court of
Appeals, on Saturday, the 3oth instant, at the
uncil-Chamber, from the hour of 10 to
O'Clock, where all persons having appeals to
make on their assessment will attend, or O.
therwise be excluded from hearing.
Test. JAMES NJ. MREA, 8: G.
January Is. dtsothJan
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Extract of a letter from . respectable COM
inercial house in Amsterdam, to a gentle
man in this city, dated Nov. 2, 1907.
Communicated tor tie q. S, Gazette.
Colonial goods have been rising from day to
day since these two months past, partly by the
iaconsitlerable arrivals of produce from your
ports, but more so by the fears we have here
all along entertained Of war breaking out
between Great Britain and the q. S. rather
than between the latter and the French 60
vernrnent, It's here at present the ruling O.
pinion that France will really fad out with
you, if you do act declare war against Eng
land.
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January IS.

e. The Proprietor Of the
alexandria Daily Adueytsser, will
difpose of the establishments on
moderate terms-there are now
nearly Six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreasing,-To
PerGon of Induftry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargalnif Applicant
on be made focn.
FIFTY HoGsHEABs
Choice Jam<sca Shirts,
FOR SALE HY
Catlett and Fisk.
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Public Sale.

- ~ 4 4
Dy virtue ola deed of trust from Mezanav
Smith to the subscribers, TO secure the
payment OF a sum Of money to the bank o J
AlsxauSria, will be exposed to sale, on the
premises, on "Wednesday the 18th day OF A,'s
Gust next, a piece aground with the houses
and ;;mnroyements appertsining tkereto, " Ing
ON the south side Of Duke street and west SIDE
Of Water street, being at the intersection OF
the streets, extending on Duke street iort5
feet. on Water street ninety one feet six inches
to 4 ten feet alley-npen credit Of s, g, aI'e
ls months. tue purchaser giving notes ior,tne
several payments negotiable at the bank ], 9.
Alexandria, with an approved lnslorser' ana 5
deed 81 trust upon the property to secure 'l NJ
payment of the notes.
V''s lanes Keith, sen.
James Keith, 1us =.
July 81.
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Military Notice !!

u "a AIRY A. PIC has the honor to inform
Xa the military gentlemen, that she has Just
received an elegant assortment OF articles IN
the military line, consisting OIL
100 pairs or gold and silver Epaulets-
among which are some truly elegant.
Plumes, of all co!ors and sizes.
Gold and silver Tasseis.
Ditto Cord.
Tinsel ditto.
Sword Knots
Cockades, Stocks, &c. SC.
She has also a parcel Of ane Virginia Cloth
different patterns.
Umbrellas.
A large assortment Of split Straw Hats
and Ronnsts
Ribbons.
And as usual, every other article in tho
Millinery Line.
July 70. -
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July II.
Forty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the suhscriber, oh
Tuesday, 10th instant . colored man, named
HANSON, but calls himself Hanson Peir.
son, upwards Of six feet high, very slim from
his shoulders down, long arms honey and
straight, complexion yellow--it is supposed
a white man was his father from the color
and growth Of his hair, which is about OF
7 inches long, and which he generally wears
oucued-..his cloatbing consists of an oznabarg
shirt and trowsers, striped hnsey waistcoat
and old shoes-all his best cloaths he left in
the country, as he came to town that morning
to cut small lot of grass--he is very fond Of
liquor, and has a brazen look --Whoeyer takes
NO and secures him in jail so that I get him
, again, shall have, if taken within the countys
7wensy Dollars If cut OF it Forty Dollars,
and reasonable charges if brought home. s
Masters of vessels and others are forcwarn-
! ed from harborine or carrying him oH at their
j George Slacur1.
I'll, 60 4
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against me ar are
requested to bring them forward tor settle
ment; avd all persons indebted are desired
to make immediate payment, as no longer
indulgence can be given, my Intended reinos-
ell rendering it necessary that q full adjust
ment of all accounts should take place.
Ohm GADSBY.
July3e5.
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SATURDAY.. July 80, 1903.
] avern 1 cafe for Sale.

+ $ 80 se =
I TIE subscriber being about 10 remove to
The Indian Queen Tavern, in Baltimore, of
ers for sale, on advantageous terms, the lease
of tie House, he now occupies, having eight
years. from the first OF December next, tc
run which for convenience, it is believed,
j is. exceiled by none in the United States.
and from the proximity to the seat OF govern
nlcnt. and the direct communication which
Twill be opened between the city and Alekan-
{ oria BY the bridge across the Potomac and the
Turnpike Road, bids fair to become ore OF
the best stands for business liz the coun.
try, as the distance to the Capitol over tho
bridge will be oaly about mics. With the
Lease. will be sold, if wanted, the zohotx CT the
FURNITURE, IS 1t now stands, together
with large stock Of WINES s / .eeJORS,
There is vacant Lot on the corner OF Cams
ron and Pitt-streets, adjoining the stables, at
tached to the House, twllichrenders it pafti-
Icl,ariy comm oelious, as by that means tie
property fronts on three streets) which Will
be sold in fec simple, or leased FOR the re-
mainder of the time.
A handsome Lott GROUND, in the
centre of the square between, King and Ca
meron streets, and fronting ON Washington
and Columbus streets, lo7. feet. with pub
lie alley on one side, and an open space that
cannot be built on. on the other. For pub
lie situation it is uncqua.Icd by any property
in Alexandria.
ALSO,
"a LOT OF GROUND, at the west end,
about half mile from town and fronting on
the Little River Turnpike Road, IS teet, run.
ning back $50 feet, more Or less. There are
on the property adjoining II,
on each side.
A handsome LOT OF GROUND, on the
Georgs Town road, about hall mile from
town, in very beautiful situation, containing
wo acres.
A l,a,,sisonpe SQUARE OF GROUND, on
and Columbus streets, within
one quarter of a nile Of town, well enclosed
With post and rail- fence, containing some-
thing less than two acres.
a haif acre LOT ON lie commons, about
the same distance as the last mentioned.
ALSO,
NV interest in the lease Of q FARM, cen-
tanning between one and two hundred acres,
adjoining the town Of Alexandria, in a high
state Of cultivation. aud enclosed with new.
post and rail fence, tin one OF the enclosures
is the Alexandria Jockey Club Race Course1
with a large crop of OAlS and HAY, which
will be sold in the stack or otherwise -
two Wagons, four carts, eight pousils, TWO
double barrows, a large and elegant roller, all
ofthe best construction, six good farm horses
and every other article that can be wanted tor
awcll neanaged farm, togetherwith Il choice
mich COWS, a fine buffaloe BULL, forty
head of SHEEP, about fifty head OF HOGS
OF the very best breed that could be procured.
Also. some very VALUABLE SLAVES, II
si4ey should be wanted for the farm.
also,
The two lines of STAGES between George
Town and Alexandria, With light H-2SA =
four HORSES.
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10 KEN H.,
Jufn 3

A three story Brick House and Lot, wen
calculated for business and the Accommodate
on Of family, situate at the corner oi Prince
and Washing on-streets, in an airy & healthy
part of the Possession given on the
first day Of August nsst.- apply to Phihf
Trialen.
Edmund Dcnney.
July IL. cod
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1UST & ECEVED

soR SALE III
R. GRAY,
ssparesies Letters from England
Lltiles and Moore's Poems
Lady's Cabinet
salmagunt'i, . vols. bound
Mllitaiy and Political Hints
Snd TIE follsving .Acsy Pays /;
Adrian and Osilla
Ionn and Country
TIE Trust
Ne Woa'd Il Re Csua
Eme'sa Tssstase.
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AND IMmEDIATEL1 AFTER,
Los iiilo N4okNiNG..

SOMEWHERE on Fairfax or Prince
streets, II atfa1 or MONEY, in Alexat,-
cria bank notes, of dollars each: tho finder
viii be handsomely rewarded, by leaving it
win the printer
ytju 90 .Ff. q
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FOR SALE.

n WILL SELL the HOUSE wherein I
4 live on the corner of Washington and
Riag streets, on credit Of IL, Is, ls, u,
and e months.
Robert Young.
July -.
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Ten UogzayS Reward.

STRAYED or s. GLEN, from Mr.. Alexe
andcr. posture, near Alexanslria, within the
last tea days, large GREY HORSE, five
years cid, has been running in The stsse se-
tween this and George e. own, Is hands hisn,
high ts:led and bare Of flesh. eAaaea siisssts
with the harness, has a white circle round the
right eye, and three White spnts under his
TAIL has sen nigted. The above reward viii
be paid e delivering him to
John Gadfby.
I1,y % 3f
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y WILL BE PUBLIShxD
IN a PAMPHLET Ar TYIs OFFICE IN
SHORT TAME,
AN ADDRESS

: t5 TO TIE $500 53E
PEOPLE or THE U. STATES,
ON THE IMPORTANCE OF ENCOURAGING
.aGRICLI. ILrREk II ID OAglgS1IC' hz.d.AeB.
PICTURES:
Tending TO shsw thar By due encourage
ment Of these essential interests, the ma
ton will be rendered more respes-
table abroad and more prosper
Gus at home.
ToeETHER WITH An ACCOUNT OF
The Improuemsists IN Shfep at dr..
lsngioa,
The native Sheep Of Smiths Island, and tho
Z plans proposed Of extending this .valuahls
race of animals, for the bcna4s OF tho
cssantry at largcr
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SAFES at Kendus.

knleyery Tuesday and Friday.
IsrYLE. BE SOLD
|1.,hc yenduc Store, corner OF Prince aud
Water streets.
kGgiety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c 9.
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed IN
Il. hills of the lay-all kinds OF goods
rs;eh arc on limitation and the prices OF
rh;eh are established, can at any tine he
E;.w.d andpurchased at the lowest Limitation
Pna prices.
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Patent Shot, s.

Chs Patent Shot, assorted, B to no. z.
aogsheads brown Sugars.
~ lbs. green Coffee.
nper,al Tea, of very superior qua.i-
=, IN quarter chests, boxes and cam
nisters.
90 barrels chsicc Whiskcy.
JAMAICA Spirits, flor family use WAR
ranted seven years old.
W., 80 esxes Muscatel Raisins.
ss,. sSh general assortment of Wines, La
s and Groceries as usual
reR SALE ny
Joleph Vaudeville,
Inn. s0fnsr ct King and Fairfax streets.
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FOR SALE,
A likely young NEGRO WOMAN, with
her first child Terms cash. She will not
be sold out Of the ncighborhood.
Eagalre q the Printer.
Jsly z. 4
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CLARET. &c.
hyh Linens.

Asmall invoice Of yard wide ard rs irish
Sirens, Just received and for sale by
Join G. Laid.
May 81.
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MODERN cHIVALRY,

1ontasningthe adventures ofa Captain ana
|eesae @ Regain, his servant, by M Crack
|'''asse, vel. -, slo.--i'rice So SO cents.
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By GEORGE. w. P. GUSTS ESQ.
or arlington lAouse, in the District q Co
lnmbia.


AZ time when the energies Of the ma
ton secm awakened to the state OF our TO-.
reign and domestic concerns, we CONCEIVE
that the important interests Of Agriculture
Al Manufactures should meet with consi-
derabls share of the public discussion. Ger
tain it is, that al no period of our politicsl
history could these national subjects excl =
more interest or be more properly urged to
the notilS Of the pnbli5 mind. The unsettled
and impending appearance OF our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed state OF the
European world, renders it doubly necessary
for the citizens Of America to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby thsy
may derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth alss
Industry within themselves. Too long have
these important ard patriotic interests beeA
neglected. The nation now feels their want,
and we trust will duly provide for tneir sup
port. Government, hitherto engaged in other
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
institutions, which will preserve the nations
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
Of the merits Of the lite work we are
about 20 issue to the public, it is not our pro-
vince to decide, but Of the advantages to be
derived from it's sale we would beg leave to
say every thing which disinterestcd exerion
Ia the cause of Domestic Manufacture Justly
de1nanls- as the profits Of this work,
after the expenccs Of publication are paid,
will be solely devoted TO the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, We may hope and con-
fiently expect liberal patronage from
discerning and patriotic community.
EDITOR.
Gr Printers IN TIE y. Gates SyiA please 70
riz,e this Advertisement an insertion IN yhc1r
resheetiue hahe:.s, and such as dcnsnna e s9fA
be hcid q. ~ .eG7cc. Eocksetlsrs sxiiallLed on
H6ryM terns, ard all orders will be hn,'stuG1y
attended to.
Alley. 18th June. 1903.