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alliance with France, our seapOrts, and
seaboard settlements will be Immediate
" exposed to British dc, re ,ation and
invasion-so that in either view, the al
tentative will be dangerous, if not des-
tructive,
These considerations ought to recon-
Gle us to the evils which result from
the embargo. 1t is most true that we
barge, and we are apt to compare the
present state OF things, with that which
might exist, if there was no embargo.
But let it be considered, that the pow
erful nations now at war, are determin-
ed to do to each other all possible in
jury-that we have no means to support
our maritime rights as an independent
nation, by force that war with either.
will subject us to expences and dangers
of far greater consequence than the e.
wills of the embargo-and then we shall
find reason for bearing in patience, an
injury we cannot avert without expos
ing ourselves to others Of greater mag
nitude.
AS far as | can ascertain the real |
state Of things, the embargo now seems
to be necessary-and the only mean by
which we can avoid a state of actual
war; and am much, mistaken, if we
perservere with hrmness and patience,
If each of the belligerent powers will
not, in a short time, so far relax from
their present DEGREES, as to allow a free
trade from the United States with each.
This may be failacious speculation, but
as the prospects are pleasing, there will
be qualification even in the hope.
{ Richmond Enquirer.
"t<>.H.~tt.<-t -,~>~,~,.,~,->-,~,.
The Editor # The Wheeling Rcposit9ry,
SIR,
Being one Of the persons concerned in
the nomination of David Chambers for
the Office Of Senator, take the liberty to
give the information required, by An T.
Iector, in your paper of the 10th nst.-
David Chambers, farmer, of Brooke
county, is a grandson of Ca patriot Of
1916, & soliierf the revolutionary war;
the late Col. ID vid Chambers. He is
an honest, industrious man in carly life
received a liberal education, and con-
siderable part of his time since, has been
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[eoNTiNuED.1
! Mr.. B0con's 6,seech coatia,1sI.7

1 3
But although the course which the GEN
tlenan took IN his view of the subject be-
fore lis, might not itaelf be correct, vet I
j feel myself now in some measure iussihee,
if not strongly called upon, to follow him il
some OF those remarks upon our past mea-
:ures and present state, which he has hand
ed to the committee.
The first remark Of his which demands
notice at present was, that the principles
which ne found avowed in the report OF the
select committee, were loathsome in MS
view, and disgracctul to the nation. AS
the gentleman has seen fit on this point to
deal only in general allegations, it is inpos-
siblc torine to vindicate from bis reproaches
any Of these particular positions which are
SO much the obiectof his abhorrence. is.
It that concluding paragraph which is SO OF
fensivc to the gentieman!
N 6 And it may not be useless tina. every
foreign nation should understand that its
aggressions never viii be justified or en-
couraged BY any description5of American
citizens. For the question FOR every citizen
now is, whether he will rally round the 20
yernment cf his choice, or inlist under To-
reign banners Whether he will be for his
country or against his country
hope it was not this sentiment which
bore. with il 50 loathsone a relish; but it is
not forine to seieer those parts of it which
he is offended with, and which he has de-
bounced by general allegations. The gem
teman had before, in commenting on the
general resolution reported by the commit
tee, remarked that he was opposed usually
TO abstract legislation and general declarato-
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slower cp,rzs:ons Of = siege, and Il.
ing Of supplies. This may AZ times 4
policy Of a nation, and before either 1
are resorred to, may be aprudent and !,
policy, Those means falling, they ri,
be sure, in the resort, rely upon that,
is emphaticallv called the last appeal .
tions. and rest their vlnaicatjon INN
sword; and upon that | trust We 81
necessary. not be backward to rest GU
ISpescht0 BE continued
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FOREIGN.
lVIAsRosToNl
TURKEY.
CoNs'r ANTINopLE, Altg1st N

On the Cd instant, two Americans
appeared before the port Of Smyraa,
we're refused .adnaittaDce by desire Il
French consul. ThsSnhlime Porte hs
kaowlsdged the justice Of the prils
which has induced another power ID
.clude the Americas dag from its ports,
has issued a very vigorous hrnaan al
the English trade, ca ali occasions 1
attenrsl were made to introduce 81
goods. The new ministers closslp al
tothe system which has been atieq.sII
the whole continent against England.
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PRUSSIA.
koNIN G5gURG, gsbleM6tl

koNIN G5BuRG, .sspfe'a6aI
As soon as. The arrival OF de isessS
peror IN cur eDvirons was annouDss4
rrussian majesty ssvesst 'sss.tsso nleGI
With a.numcrous saits. On a level ar
near Koningssadt, both no7archs ali.
from their carriages, and enbsaccdea
ther ii The most afiectionate manner
The 18th, tue 1ilt.l dav Of prince Aug
both the ii!ustriots friends paid him a
OF cors.asalation. On the 2tss at so
in the. afternoon, the Russian monarch
tinasl his tourney for Erlurth.
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It IS very easy 10 discover the Cause Of the
dissipation Of this alarm. It was not be-
cause. the loss Of intercourse Yves not cascta-S
lated to produce an fleet, but il rcceeded
from III as.yentitious cause which could not
have been antieipated--she revolution IN
SPAN and there is no INTEL gent man Woo
viii not acsnowledge its injurious effects
On our concerns. No sooner lid the lSrl-
sfish ministers see a probability that the
struggle between the Spanish patriots and
France would be maintained, than they con-
ceived hopes thrt they might find other sup
plies and t.aen 1.,e thought they might
GIVE to the people an impulse IS, interesting
tie nation in the affairs OF SPAN, which
would render lighter the effects efour embat-
90. This is the cause Of the change IN Mr..
Ganning's language, for every gentleman
n. the house knows that a very material
change took place in the latter part OF the,
summer. II then the enbaT9o silas not pro-
duced the effects calculated from it, We have.
every reason to believe that It's failure to
produce these effects has been connected
with causes wholly adycntitious, andswhlch,
NAV give way ifthe nation adheres to the
measure. Ifhoweyer there be any Proba-
bil;ty that these causes will DE continued Tor.
along time, we oughtto abandon it. am
not in favor Of continuing any measure OF
this kind, except there be a probability q its
producing some good eHecr on those who
make il necessary for us to exercise tbs act
ofself-derial. When / first saw the ac-
count of the revolution IN Spain, my fears
were excited lest it should produce the ei7.
fecs which il has done. As socn, as I saw
the stand made BY the Spanish patriots, I
was apprehensive that it might buoy un tie
British nat,cn under the sufferings arising
from the effects Of their iniquitous orders.
which, compared with the seRerings which
VIE ourselves have borne, have been as an
hundred to one. II there be evidence that
the effects of this measure will yet be coun-
tsracted by recent events IN Spain, will a
bandon il, but It's substitute should be VAR,
andno ordinary war; say this notWitl-
standing the petitions il the Other branch Of
the legislature, and the resolutions Of a state
Resistance which have lately been publish
ed. When | read the resolutions called
empiiatieaily tie Essex resolutions, / blush
FOL the disgrace they reject Oh my country.
,,sf sn,a s. there that this nation has no
- isipi"ih1 against Great Bri-
tam aill that all Our eeA.>,issirrsa are a mere
.pretext Tor war. blush that any man be
longing 70 the great American family should
be 81 debased, 50 degraded, SO lost toevery
generous and national fecling, as 10 raakea
sdeclarationoi this kind. Il is dsbasing to
the nation.i. character
Speed 70 bslcontsnnea.
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FOR SALE.

A family Of NEGROES, rssn, wife, ars
i've chiIdren. No fault but hsying no ss'
p!oyment for them.
Enquire Of the. Printer.
November 81. Paw
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SPAIN.
MApRID.

Us a bhiJ, CugDtT W.
The s,eren,e government stillholdttE
s:ttilsgs at Aranluez. The coust FalR
blanca is their presidents. They bavsiM
dered lieutenant-gencral Urdina, sovgs
OF Seeovia. to bring before them, rom u
ssate prison in the tower of that pace, i \
psisonerValacs, counsellor OF state, @ddS
pity OF tie province Of Leon. lIh!g hra
al tbs same time ordered general Custa
leave his army, aid Come and give IN
count Of his motives for arrestipg gnrS
< AIDES. They haze fartilnr declared .adt
the legal representative for Leon, arftHH,, /
rel@cted the man chosen by cuesta
consequence Of Cucsta vioicn. conduit
one OF the representatives OF the natioa,,
Stuart, hes refused to give Aim any PAT
the money sent to Astarias ard L eonh7I
British government. This proceeding
Mr.Staars has given ersst salts tcaationt6|
Spanish government. Caesta, hoHcyj
marched 4 detachment Of his army t.
pies, small town, near to Leon, ardl 5,ii7
100000 dollars belonging to lie DitI
government. General Castanos is appdaI
cd commander in chief of the a,mia
Antlalasia, CASTLE, Valencia, and Es.raal
dslra. Tasse troops compose the cerr|
a,1nv-thc effective numbers Of which Il
as follow:
Ansialosla, $4,000 troops Of .hefn'
Valcntia, 16,oGo7
Castle, 1900 Sgsostl,s bcdsaatr
i ssrelaadura, 10000
Total, 5000.
OF the army Of Ardalusia one divisr
is still at Madrid, and one at Ocana. ~
ders were sent this dav to the army OF
tfelnadnra to begin IT'S march 70 Burjo d
Osna. the marquis dc Romano IS al
pointed to the command CT the NortheI
army, at present under gen. Blake. II
present strength Of this army, exclusive
lie marquis dc Romans corps, is So,oo
men, OF which more than one hall are troT
u the line. when the army OF the Ma
lals viii haze arrived, there viii be 1000
.wo-thirds OF the line, to which may be ado
ID 10000 Astuiisns.
The army at Arragon will asinnc toS
Commanded by gen. paI..iox; bit he BIZ
'een ordered to dstaeh 10000 men to Cat
onia, inclading the division Of the army
7 alencia, then at Sarasossa. His remain
ng force viii be but I 5 900 men; a cons
'erable portion Of which will be peasantr!
zen. Wives IS to command the array in e.
aionia, which VIII be reinforced immediate
by 10000 men from Grenada, under ga
teding.
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FOREIGN RELATIONS.
DEBATE,

On The report IN pa,s Of the committee to
1Oho,n lUas referred 50 much q me presi-
de1i9s message as rcsates to tfoseiSH a-ela-
fins.
eoNTiNUEn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-28
To- EDUCATION

TOSEPH COWIAG respectfully sessasists
y his friends and the public. that he has en-
gagged as an assistant a gentlemen fol good
family ,from Beya IN Ssgisstrzna.
Whereby he is ena5,cd to add tothc 'ourss
of instruction pursued in his schoo.-: l he
French, German and Italian Languages
Antient and Modern History ART. metic,
Euc,d's Elements. Geography with the use
oftao Globes ard Maps, TriSonomctry, Men
suratioii, Surveying, Navigation and the Lunar
Observations, Analytics, Astronomy, &c. &c.
Likewiss Algebra and Flu~ions, With their
Applications to the. various branches OF the
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, will be
taught as hitherto BY hih.oelss al hAs School N
St. Asaph street.
r.,,o..s:;;x, &C. hs iostr,,c4a ed ia
sthessbove Languages, will please to appiy, az
the number Of Pupil. viii 30 ilmitsa.
.a}Jril 10. 2GTc
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.
R.f.s' .fItyfY on lie eveaing efthe IN inst.
Bright Mulatto mar named
B O B..

Who calls himself Roman THOMAS;
About feet 10 inches high, 24or % years
OF age, has large black eye brows, large iuil
eyes, not very dark. andls a stout we'll made
handsome fellow. lis hair is thick, butpot
quite straight, and ne wears itniceIy trimmed,
conbed and ridged on tiie tap. Ills beard APP
pears very black. if suffered TO grow Tor asday
or two, but he usually .shaves it very closely.
He las recently received an injury onth5 fore
finger Of the left hand, and has il bound up,
ana niay probably lose the flrst JOINT of it. He
speaks deliberately, and is more corr ect III
conversations than persons Of his color usually
are. He walks slowly, isa very good waiter,
& delights particularly in attending to horses.
He has variety Of cIoaths, and took with
BIN one dark green broadcioth coat and pam
t8loons with yellow buttons, one cloth Goa. and
pantasoo,rs nearly OF the same coicr, but the
cloth OF inferior quality, with WhiteNmetai
buttons, one blnes Goth coat mach worn. one
old brown surtout coat with covered buttons,
a good hat, and pair Of biackstop boots. The
rest of his apparel | am not able particularly
to describe, Ee is fond Of wearing boots, and
pays great attention TO his dress.
As he Can read and write very we'll, he may
probably produce forged authority for him
Z pass, OF procure the certificate OF some one.
al The negroes. W!h1Q, years ago. petition
cd BY the e.y.as oil thomas aud Obtained tsoe;,
freedom III Maryland. If taken out of the
state Of Maryland and district of iCo!u:noia,
and -secured in any jail SO chat get him
AGAIN, the above reward viii be given, or SIX
~ dolarsit takenand secured within the said
state OF district; allreasonahla expences will
also be paid if his should &c delivered to me
in the city of w ashington, or 10 DR.. Richard
Duekett, inPrince Gerge's county, Maryland.
HE'S we'll acquainted in annapolis, Baltimore,
Geo. Town, and the city Of Washington,
Allen B. Duckett.
washington City, May l3-l4. dit
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SATURDAY, May Is, 1903.
!, faueqpty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, this
~ morning. a Negro Man named Csastes
ABOUT tventy-fge years IF age, upwards g.
six feet high had on a dark grey ciot,
roundabout and trowsers, and cid wool hat
took with him sundry other cloaths nc
known; has atlown lock, and has a remarka
bic scar on - body occasioned By the stab o
a sword, he is very foad Of drink and chew
a great deal Of tobacco. Ii is probable he i
lurking about Alexandria, as he has a mothel
residing there.
Whoever takes up and secures said fellow
SO that his master gets hims shall receive i:
taken in alexandra orthe county Of Fairfax,
Ten Dollsfs, if out Of those places the above
reward and reasonable charges Il bro'i home.
William MiAas.
Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia,
Nav rs, 1908 St
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f. Porter Cellar.

-"l7--- tJ-S3 4 VI OI.E N)IOL IOI =
THE subscriber respectfully informs TIE
citizens 81 alexandria, ard the public in &C.
neral, that he has opened Porter Cellar, a
few rods south Of the venclae store, formerly
occupied by Margaret Myers, where he will
always keep on hand Philadelphia Porter and
Ale CT the first quality. Those who please
to favor him with their custom, may dcpe.sd
on the strictest punctuaiity and every fayor
acknowledged.
Jonathan Field.
Ma Is. DIT lawtf
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N OTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing undsr
tho FIRM Of George snd 7Aomas Burroughs,
expired tits DAY: 81! persons having claims
against said concern, viii please prc&ent them
to the subscriber; afll those INDEBTED thereto
are desired 20 make payment TO him
George Burroughs.
Aeuia, 9th Ef4y 2ar
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To the Public.

ALL PERSONS. having claims agslns
the es.Ate of the late JuDeE JONES, are re-
ouested to make thera known to nc, that they
may be adjusted, and satisfactory arranse-
ments made for their discharge. Those who
are Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate pa. ment of the sums watch
The Boushold Furniture and Books Of the
deceased, will b sold. at his late residence IN
this county, or TRIDAY, the 10th OF June
next. Eight. months csedit1will e assowed to
the nuIcgtasers for all sums eSceed1tag i've
dollars. aof TER giving bond with approved
socurig, to. bear interest from the daie i not
punctuaily paid; and any just claim Will pc
sreceiveaein discount.
All COMMUNICATIONS 70 me on this suolecs'
win be addressed to Redmond; or to 1871
Il L.acEY, Esquire, Of this county
James Monroe,
Executor of Joseilh Jones, sen. deceased cease q
Io,,doun County, May lo--l5' dtloth1e
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of deed of trust from Simon
THONGS to the subscriber, for the purpose Oh
securing debt due from said Thomas TO John
Allison, will be exposed TO sale for ready mo- no
.ney IN tbe prernises, On TUESDAY, the
Isl dav of MAY, instant, at i osoiock'
A Houie and Lot Of Ground,
Situate on the corner Of Queen and Pitt
streets, in the town of Alexandra, containing
one-fourth Of ali acre.
Il will be Id subject to right OF dover.
John Stewart, 1rufes g.
Hay A.
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CLOVER HAI-F09 Sale.

4 FEW loads of excellent GLoyEa Hay,
I 2. may be lad at Calnegort-ii sent for and
taken from the field.
kGay rs. lst
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~ GREAT BARGAIN

THAT beautiful and elegant ESIAi {
,.ase, r. TIE Mp Eg;ses. Is still for sale, well
Known bv the name of 's,f8fagdSn, where
hc mansion house stands, directly opposite
tie Capitol, lying on the Potomac river, con-
hniap four hundred and twenty two acres.
Tie road from the npiated bridge passes
sssyiv through the centre of the cstats---st
nav be purchased for cash or on a long ere,
ST. In swing small part IN haid--..so a.
snt SFy acres adjoining, part OF the same
se }sassa to William Frazer, VIII be sold
S ,aS sune terms. A good and iaeisPutable
eae II be made for both, The ale papers
INV be seen by application to the subscriber,
. Rsbsrs Taylor, Esquire, BY whom every
necessary Information will be gwen.
ifpot sold by FFisiay the 2oth OF May, al
ss;gste sals. Il VIII on that day be sold to the
i nest bidder. before the coffce-hopse door,
s,selve o,,loat. at which time the terms Of
4 B. Dale.
rvy ).
The sale Of the above
adperty is necessarily postponed in
oaseqaeoce ofshe absence Of Robert
\ IIaylos, esq. until Moa5ay the sixth
4 " Of Iune whent it will positively
sgs place as above, unless sold atPri-
sesale before.
B. DADE.
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PUBLIC SALE.

I7UP SJ.1.a'I' = aG.-ee IF t,,lst tsariag dqss
rte In day IF fe5raarp, 1907, md dplyre-
e3rdst, from Semael Craig, t1tc .sefhe logOa
u .dicrardsia, deceased, "a tie Subscribers,
.f1r he furnoae Of sati&fyins c.ltoin de5ts
e.eJfouq he SAID Craig 70 Me be,.h,5 sf.A-.
i.scuiGnia and Uiasaingso,,, etTR Be sod on
Ire flreoases 10 tie h;ghe,t bidagr, cthu9Ac
ancsfG>, at.l2 osclocs, on TIE son aay sf
.lleqe nr,rf
Tha! Eandlonlc three tory Brick
dwelling Hopfe ard Lot,
In fee simple, situated il the town of Alcg.
andria, west of Pic strect OF tie nor.h side
Of King street, ead fronting thereon % feet,
inches, and running h,.sk i9 feet, in depth.
q, It's o,
& neat, well finished, two sto-
ry Brick dwelling helss and lot, in Zee sim,
pic, west Of " ster-strect, on the south side Of
Duke-street, and t;nding thereon 81 feet, is
lnshss, and rl,ileinas Lack 81 feet incsass to
The conditions OF sale are one fifth the a.
mount in cash at the execution ofthe desd
ana TIC renaindxr IN eaual payments at c, -,
Is, AID % months. on aqWored, indorsss
notes negotiable IN the a%nk Of Aicxard.ia, Sc
cured also BY q lien Oh Ike premises.
John c. Vowel,
William Laid.
Nay 20 4
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WaJhl,1gto15 iave-a.
ALEX.lNDEN GORDON,

RESPECTFULLY igforme It's FRIENDS and the es4-
Lie in generel,
THAT he has taken the house latcly ocCu-
MED bv RANDOLPH MORT, ark known by the
name Of the Washington 7apern, and hos pro-
yided himself with choice liquors, good beds,
I'd is prepared 70 accommodate custome 6
the best manner, and has careful ard at
entiye hos:.cr, be soliei,s a postiss Of pubic
patronage,
March 70. 60
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SAFES &C Vefldue.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD
AZ the Nendue Store, corner of Prince and
Water streets.
4 Verssty q Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
Particulars OF whichwill be expressed in
The bills Of the day--Ail kinds of goods
which arc on limitation ard the prices of
s:.:ch are established, Can at any time be
viewed and purchased at thc.owest Limitation
ana prsecs.
r. G.. Marstcller, v. NJ.
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TENT OR LOS t,

5a. srst zolursc Of caestesfeld'a Letters
WHOEVER has borrowed CIR found It VIA VIII
lease % return it, or call and pay Tor tho
sett. papERT CRAY.
May II.
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G. r. e E. N c. o FEE E.
5ooolb. best Green COFFEE
For SALE By
James sandcrfon.
Feb. Is d
Salt and Barrels.

Salt and BaTTSlS.
/ have for sale atmy store nearthe fishing
landings a quantity of coarse and Jfne SILL,
parcel Of empty Barrels, and about 50 Casks
IN complete order Tor striking FISH.
ohm G. Laid.
EJo,.,, q 49, sE,te ri
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Af 8 general assembly ofthe state OF Con-
n~ecicut, EsiI at Nsw-I1asen, On the second
Thursday OF OS{ober, A. -. lso7--Upon the
petition Of Ss.sleoa Lp9Afs, Ct East Vindsor,
inSIIartf3ra c5ssnty, shelving to this assembly
tll.t by means Of various n,isforsupes he is re
duced to po.ertys praying fortsn act ofinsol,
yeney and thkt some q his creditors are re-
siient in ri,e states of .Nav- YorSs YIirY1nla and
Geofg7q,.ss Per memorial on file dated the
elst aas: CT September, AID. 1907
Eesoioed d I Iris '.dssendky, That said peti-
tiotl be continaea to<eise session OF this Assem-
sly to be holden in Iastfofd, in May next,
md that notice ofthe pcndcDcy taereofbesad
vertised in some of the newspapers published
in the city Of Newly orlk, Alexandria in Nir-
ginis, and Sassanah in Georggiiaatilree weeks,
al least six weeks before said session WHICH
stian be good and.sugfe1ieEt notice to tae ere
ditors in the .siJ states oftae pendsnsy OF sac
a,etilioa.
a true eeiy Of record. !
Examined by
samuel WHY'S, secsy.
March o. dsw !
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For Sale,

e VALlTARLE MEKCHA.VT MIL,
N containing two pav Of Stones. and the
necessary InaclGis.ely fer manufacturing -four ;
ESQ a Mil fer g9iaaing corn and rye, and a
sw Mil, sl i~I-eoaanEete order. This pro
Ferry is very convenient TO Alexandra, and
sisa..ed il. I mot excellent neighborhood for
mhea. and for r~eta;iiag goods. For the a.
mount Of tho purchase. vet and dry goods
would be taken for 4 considerable part or per.
haps all, 81 sonae Alexandria property would
be taken 70. : part. For further particulars
enquire csst'ae F-1tyTEr.
Ie5ruary 10.