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

To RENT.

a Convenient two story D7otliing House and
Store, situate on the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay.
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, Or
Robert I. Taylor.
January L.. Saw
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Just. Received,
sPerthe Schooner Jane, Captain Croker, from
Boston, and for sale by the subscriber,
IS puncheons Jamaica Spirits
6 barrels first quality Cheese
10 do. mems stout shoes
100 sides Soal Leather of extra nice quail
~ :
so boxes dry Goldfish.
p Said Schooner Jane returns to Ros
ros. For freight or passage apply to
John G.. Laid. J: J;
December 81. geF y d
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o. NOTICE.

7,HEisatlic are resas@e!fls sF.farmed thas
MIR. 7HonYtson is sa5rrll as an atidaoncl leecd-
er III ne .Hcadraiy, IL commence tie frat e II
ri. Byfte eenfeai af7-anse atenf tkesf.-
dies swI BE Increased. 1ae coma:rr traache8g
English Eaucatisr, TIE Aiathenancs, ne XII =
mems e 1atnyat and 411osat ihSissetky; slzslHs
Letres and omialesiaoss,, sy,z be+.aasd..
March s.
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.NOT5I[ICE..

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-.
factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets s
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used for
distilling grain or fruit.
general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK eli.
ther for Sl,hs or Buildings, done in the best:
manner. ...u,ss..
Tbe BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
Il ell its branches is carried on. under the de
rect;on Of Mr.. " ILLI.4lH I FLETClfER,
who has had many years experience. and as q
tyoykroar is exceeded by few As the Brass
f.,,naer business is partnership, application
,,,,,sf he made TO William Ficfchers who will
,,adertake 10 make CRATES handsomely
o ,,r with Brass, agreeable TO any psf
tern Or price, and will execute the work il, the
very best and neatest manner and OH the most
reasonable terms. Z, 5, ssi-
The highest price given for ga esfsser'
grass, Pewser, Lead and Iron.
George M'Munn.
October Is.
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-T 81 10 e. DC,

"A large two story Brick House. plea
sanity situated for dwelling, with aspacious.
garden belonging 10 it. Tbe rentwill be ve-
~ low to a punctual tenant. ST rs p.
.a,so 10 ief on ggrq4na-;snt. 5or, ever, IS
Several valuable building Lets, on the vest /,
ern extremity of the town. These Lots FROM
on Duke-street extended, and are exemptl
from corporstion taxes. Terms viii beanasieS
known BY application to the subscriber, who
re eI. ali persons indebted g him ~ open
account, prior to the FIRST Of April last, too
call and settle the same by payment or notes,;
sqsfore the first tiay1of Januaty next, as no
further time,c be allowed; andany persons
who have like claims againsthims anes desired
rs exhibit them for psymcntbe3ots that date.
Archibald MsLcan. -
Noysmhef y, lswss
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t. e-s City Tavern and Hotel,
II c Elk II ND A ~
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From tie cir Of. .dunal sotis, Mar tasa e
II ESPEcTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
! and the puRL1c in general, that ne mas
taken that jiustiy drafted INN, IN this cltys
called The CITY. TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately IN the possession Of Mr. John Gads0ys
He. hopes. byassiduity and attention, to gave
the greatest satisfaction to every person., as
no exertions on his part shall be wanted Z, %
keep up the high character which this q.
vesn has, as being one of the besf ~ ne OT'-
on: and assures. them that he will always
have an assortment of the best liquors and
good waters. &
Travellers and others will meet with good
Recommendations at the above house, on req s
sonable terms. ,.ts, 4.
Bosgaees are taken BY the day, week,
month CT year. 80
E The papers from all the sea-porfs on
the continent are regularly taken and MED at
the Coffee House, adjoining the tavern, and
are for the use of strangers.
-. suppers can be had from six to twelve '
O'Clock in the evening, at short notice.
from one to twenty.
Ncpcm6er Is. ~.
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Price handsomely bound and lefteYed,l dollar
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By 3 l.gDLEY MURRAY.

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From TIE thirteenth English edition, eniarg.
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Price Handsomely 5olad and lettered,sl dollar.
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ABOVE WORK.
8 We have had frequent occasion TO- speak
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him sincerely ON the success OF this Particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are so considerable,
that ii is rendered almost new work.
British C,iiic, lilly 1901. 8
g The examples which Mr.. Murray has here
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tention. The present edition of this excel
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Advertisement. We can only add to this &C.
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far July, y1ugusf =. September, lsol.
con reviewing this book, in its improved
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cially 10 young readers, who love entertain
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Euangelical Magazine, Oct. 1901.
e The rapid sale of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentator
we are dcsirous TO bestow In an exempHh-
cation OF more than seventy remarkable cha-.
racters, many striking examples are exhibited
which, in the quiet hour OF. reflection, man
contribute to arrest the careless and wander
mo-. 10 animate the sincere and virtuous; and
10 con vince or disceun;enance those who have
been unhappiy led to oppose the highest
truths Gentlema7a's Magazine, .NoU. sos.
: Goldsnith's Grammar of Typography.
pixies Arithmetic, laTsse and small.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles and Testaments, Spelling
Book, Primers, Bonnet Boards Writing
Paper.
The nth number DR.. Ree's new Cyclope.
dia.
October 60. Il
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FRIDAY DEcEMBER =, 1908
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
For Sale at II. GRydY's Book Stare, King
Street.
THE POWER OF RELIGION, q
On the mind, in retirement, affection and at
the approach of death.
J Exesnplifeel IN the testimonies and expert.
ence ofpersons, distinguished BY their great
ness, learning orvirtud.
IT'S Immortality it's thst alone
s Amidst LIES pains, abasements, empti-
ness, #
The Soul can comfort, elevate and M.
YouEG.
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.lOHN @. LADD,
November Ia.

HIS FOR SALE,
90 bales German Linens, coni,it-
ine Thrown and white Rolls, Aaxen Os,sa-.
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs, Burlaps, . s.
Checks and stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
Il bale Writing Paper
sd bags of black Pepperof the best q1sas
lily, and will be sold seryiow
~ Sugars and Coifec
4 40 hhds Molasses
I pipe port Wine
10 4 d do, Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy III
do. Jamaica Spirits: III
A quantity of soal leather, oAloes, opeM
rnaciti and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &C; &c.
April {. =
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Tuff received and tor Sale by
the Subscriber,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF So
Mems coarse and fine SHOES, very
Womens and Misses Morocco and Lea
Their do.
BOYS coarse and fine do.
Childrens Morocco aud Leather 40 OF AL
A quantity Of CHEESE that he can re-
commend.
Table FISH. 81
New England CIDER in barrels.
q 6 threaded COTTON for netting.
CRANRERRIES, BEETSa * PCTA.
TOES in bis
And other articles as usual.
Thomas Patton.
November Is q
4 The Subfcriber has on hand,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
.Sttitable. fforihsa pprcachinsgsSe Season,
That will be sold or reasonable terms.
a bales blue KERSEYS.
Z 2 do. beaver COATING. rs
do. narrow sCLOTHS-
q i do. blue do. z
do. bleachea Scotch. DOWLASs g
4 Also, ON HAND,
Madeira WINE in or. casks.
COCOA in bags.
so hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SIiOTin casks.
James Patton.
October .i9. d
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Tult Received,

-
Per the Gooa Intent, .oAn Bartcr, master,
from Boston,
3 soc, casks : homaslow.l Lime,
1858 feet Merchantable Plank, ~
1000 Sheathing Paper, ID !. M
I so reams American Writing Paper,
+ 30 boxes Bakers Nos Chocolate.
AppLgTo
Faxon, Metcalf & Co.
Who have IN Store;
lo pipes Hollands Gin
s do. French Brandy
20 barrels Boston Beef s.
s half barrels Mackarl 4
200 boxes Mould Candies
100 do. .Dipt do.
So do. Brown Soap 50
loo half do. do do.s !.
8 20 boxes No. 8 Chocolate
s boxes No. Il flor. families do. -
20 pieces heavy Duck Sss
j a chests young. Tyson Tea
i bale Hops
q cases ladies straw Bonneta
500 reams wrapping Paper
Also,
a general aaortmcnt Shoes.
November 20 eo2aw
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.LOSI.

Somewhere about A1ilIef's wharf, a REL,
MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, conalning 9
number of valuable papers Of no usa to any
person but the owner. The finder will be
handsomely rewarded and no questions asked,
on lcayingi ii at nj. Millcr's store.
December 1. st
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and Alexandria 7nrn-
Pike CONTRARY.

r~HE Stockholders of the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Company are here
by notified that the Fourth Instaiaent OF, len
Dollars on each share is called for by the Pre-
siirert and Directors of the said Company, and
il required tobc paid to Charles Page frea-s
ssrrer, in Alexandria, FOR before the l4th day
Of December next, agreeable to an act of Con-
prcss, entitled /" An act for the establishment
ola Turnpike Company in the county of A.
iexandrla. in the district of Columbia"
By order OF the Directors,
G. DENEALE, President.
November Id, {5s 81. ~
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i A N u N G
From Brig Eta, CAPTAIN Gibson, from News
6urghort, and for safe BY
Lawrason and Fowle,
$4,000 feet merchandise Lumber
( so tons Plaster Paris
Ire casks Lime
S hogsheads Muscovado Sugars
g. do. N. E.. Rum
s punche0ns jamaica do.
pipes Holland S Gin
Il 8 barrels Coffee
SO kegs Salmon
81 50 casks. sugar and coffee Cask Nails
Q Mahogany Secretaries
& pair Card Tables,
so Dutch Gin Cases
10 barrels Shad.
sa 1900 barrels freight will be given TO
one or more good vessels, for Bosscn and Sa-
lem,--Apply as sboye.
November "a. 5tawSw
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FOR SALE.

: A very valuable TRACT Of LAND, com
tanning LIS acres, lying near Haymarket,
in the county of Prince William. This land
is now, in tie occupation of Mr. James Green,
who viii shewsthe premises to any person
disposed to, purchase. The subscriber hav
ing much need Of money will give a great
bargain on this land.
VIM. A. G. Dade.
Dusnfries, Nov. l5--ls d2st*
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1ofeph Vaudeville,
FOR SALE,

The DWELLING HOUSE and sLe1i,
Mn tse In,nroycInents where reside.
S 81 a -4LS0,
suaary vacant OTIS, situate IN n, various
parts ofthe town of AiexanaFia. ne :'s, al
{ree Of All incun,brsnees and viii DC conveyed
in fec simpss ta,the purchasers
The terms OF credit shall be easy on glslns
sufficient security, and will be made Known
By appEcation TO the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
2awtf
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SAMUEL WHITE.
TOHN w. EppES.
From the Norfolk Ledger.
POLITICAL REFLECTIONS.
Addre0sd to the PEOPLE Of the United
States.

AS the designs of France, in relation to a.
mrr;ca. were in their nature of a kind to shun
the LIGHT so the means tor eHectlng her de-
SIGNS necessarily partook OF the same dupll-
civ Informal intlinatlons were to be given,
mat France was not unfavorable to the Anne
r;can ca,,se. The officers of France were to
be publicly prohibited from entering into the
military service of the U. S. whist at the
same time men of deep political discernment
and consummate intrigue, were to be selected
and semi over. to offer their services as it were
IN defiance Of the government OF their country
Tb;s VS. to be a pretcxt for pretensions of
extraordinary zeal in our cause, and was well
calculated to suppress every suspicion, which
uiobt otherwise perhaps have arisen in our
bosoms, that they were serving the particular
and perhaps unnfriendly views oftheir own ma
ton and government.
Those who r~ecollecta any thing of the trens-
actions of those days, cannot have forgotten
the inundation of foreign adventures, which
then poured in upon us, Congress as well as
the commander In chief, were embarrassed
with incessant offers of ~servicee and PROPOSE
lions of vain projectors. The public CONN
dence was bestowed on some, but whether de-
seryedly in all instances, may we not be per.
mmitted to doubt at this day {?
AS a specimen of the information, whichwas
fo he collected and transmitted in conformity
with the memoir of Mons. Turgot, the pab-
lie attention is solicited to the following pas
sage from a letter addressedby a general Off
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-16

WS tb NEJE.E
w. Csmpbeil 70 say ,ha. he will meet Mr..
Gardeaisr a, such time and place as may DC
agreed on between Us.
This message was delivered ID about 5
uaar,ers Of an hour after receiving Mr..
Gardeners last note.
On the following day the friends OF the
par,ies in consequence OF previous ar
ranremen., met Ga the top Of the hall near
Georgetown, aud rode along the main road
10 Montgomery court house uas'l they
nassed the territorial line. A spot was hx.
ed on JUS, on, Of the district OF Columbia,
anl no, far from the roadleadlng TO mont
geometry court house. The frlendst OF the
psr,ies arranged, without any difficulty or
difference Of opinion, the time, place, add
mapner of meeting. The parties appeared
on the GROUND before the appointed time.
The appearance OF a number OF persons
preyepsed them from carrying iuto effect
the object of their meeting. Finding II
impossible at that time to proceed, - was
agreed on the ground that a new messing
should take place The parties returned
to the city OF Washington, and aboa' o'ne
O'Clock ., nighr, Mr.. White preserved to
Mr.. Eppes the following note tor Mr.
Campbell:
Washington city, Feb. ~, 1903.
SIR, :,
A new arrangement 10 consequence OF
the rofortena,e interruption which happen
ed 10 dsy becomes Indispensable. You
will of course eensen, that our friends Mr..
White and Mr.. Eppes proceed 70 make 1t
wiki al, possible dispatch. neeo not state
the causes which render this OF the first ne.
cess.sy.
am your obedient servant,
B. GARDENER.
G. W. Campbell, esq.
To this note the friend OF George W..
Campbell returned the uexs morning the
following answer:
February %, 1908.
SIR,
Mr.. GARDENERS tote OF last evening
has been presented to Mr.. Geo. w. Camp
bell, + shall be ready Oh his part to make
the necessary arrangsnen.s with all possi.
BILE dispatch.
l am your mos. obedient,
John w. EPPES.
Mr. White.
The publicity given to the affair BY abe
frst upsaccessful attempt to meet on the
Montgomery road. and the 'n%sefposition
afserws ards of the civil authority OF the
district, delayed the second meeting a few
days. A place having bees fixed Oh with
out the district, the parties repaired TO.
Blsdensburg after night the evening pre-
ceding their meeting. They met the nexe
~..ri,s, 1e.~t h-eja.sh tie~ ~
pointed, took their stations, fired nearly st
the same time, and Mr.. Gardener was &C.
vereIv wounded. Every thing was con
Quoted on The ground with 'he utmost pro
pr;e,v. To proven, Misrepresentation this
is signed by the friends OF the
parties.
John w. EPpES.
-xx: se: x~
Eror, RI. Norfolk Ledger.
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From sde Aafoaai InfeAigencer Of Monday.

-
From sac Aatioaai Infeaigeneer Of Monday.
A STATEMENT
or the affair 5etzveen Mr. GARDENlER
and Mr.. CAMPBELL.
On the Esd day of February Mr.. GARDENER
addressdd to Mr.. George w. Campbell the
following note:
citv sfWashington. FEB. 20, 1903.
Sra,
1T would be as Impossible as It would
be oaipful 10 me 10 remind you OF all Inc
expressions 10 which you INDUCED your
self concsrnlag me IN The debate 10 tne
house OF ,epresen .asiyes yesterday. A.
mong hem were charges offalse6ooa, mean.
ness aod b~ascness. / have allowed you
one nigh, 10 reaecs on the iniemperance OF
such laueuage. add | must Insist that you
vii either d,savow the expressions alluded
90, TO the satisfaction of my FREUD, Nj.
White. or through him aushoriSe me TO
consider them as having been avowed s"s
ofthe walls of the house. ana, sif, your
obedieut servant.
B. GARDENER.
G.. W. Campbell, Esq.
To this note Mr.. G. W. Campbell returned
thefellowing swe
Washington, Fe6ruary.as, 1908.
SIR,
YOUR note of this morning has just
beeureceived. In answer 70 which have
DOLLY TO say that any expressions used by
me will never be d~isayowed. The cncum
stsoce which produced the exprsssions
which | used must be fresh 10 yoer reco'
lection. The charge made on Sasotdsy by
you thar The majority OF the mousse Oh
whom ! am oue, were governed oy FRENCH
ipAuence. Had the same charge heen MADE
In 4uy other place ] should have used the
same expressions IN answer 10 IT. am,
sir. your most obds.
GEO. W. CAMPBELL.
3. GARDENER, Esq.
To this note Mr.. GARDENER returned the toll
lowing answer:
Washington, February 2s, 1909.
SIR,
acknowledge the receips,ot your no'ein
answer 10 miDe of this morniog --aitef de-
cIaring I" Tha, any expression used by you
will never be d~isavowed." you have IN that
note entered into a lussi6calio ion OF hose ex.
prsssions. | am no less surprised now 60
find that you prrsis, 10 lnpuuoe TO me a
charge I never made, than | was yesterday
60 hear you say the same thing. 10 my
pote of this morniDg ] desired you either
20 disavoV he offensive expressions made
in the house. or to avow them ous OF me
nous. T0H nave as Yet done nel'her.
You awe merely said had the sfTne
charge been made in any other place,
should have used the same expressions"
This is no avowsl of the expressions u
of the hose /; because ii does DOT suppose
q state of things IN which the expression
could have been applied TO me- am
therefore under the necessity OF repeating
The request contained 10 my note or MS
morolog for the last time.
lam. sir, your obds.
B. GARDENER.
CIV. Campbell, Esq.
In nsw er to this letter Mr. George w.
Caupbell authorized his friend TO deliver
10 the friend of Mr.. GARDENER the follow
ing message;
I am authorized by Mr.. G. w. Camp.
hell. 70 make known TO MIR. GARDENER;
through you, that 10 regard TO the affair
which was the subject of his note of the
23d, aud his letter of the same day, Mr..
Camnbell will claim no advantage OK any
privilege he may possess as q member OF
,b- bonse and this. with The answer OF
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To answer to this note Mr.. George w.
Campbell authorised his frierd TO deliver
10 the friend of Mr.. GARDENER the follow.
Ing message;
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{ $40 J

1T Court held far Brooke County, and
continued on Tuesday the second day
Of December, 1907.
john CRlss, Complainant,
WILLIAM Bruce, JOHN RIIcHIE, ISABELLA
RiTcHIE, ana ALEXANDER ADD, SON De-.
fendants.-In Chaucery>
THIS day came the Complainant, By his
Counlei, and it appearing to the fatsfacfion of
the Court, from the return of the Sheriff that
the Defendants are not inh btants of this Com.
monwealth-It l. Ordered, That they do ap.
pear here on the frft day of the mex. March
term of this Court, and anfwer the Complain
ants bill; and that copy of this Order be
forthwith pubiifhed in the Wheeling RepoGto.
ry, and another copy pohsd up ar the front
door of this Courthouie, each for two months
iucceliively Copy from the minutes.
Attef, S CONNELL,
For JOHN CONNELL. C B. C.
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By the Prefdent of the United
States
States.

WHEREAS by the act entitled " An
act, making provision for the disposal
of Public Lands, situated between the
United States Military Tract and the
Connecticut Reserve, and other pur-
poses," it was enacted, that for the dis
posal of the lands of the United States,
situated between the United States Mi
litary Tract and the Connecticut Re-
serve, a Land-office should be establish
ed at such place as the President OF the
United States might direct. And it was
further enacted, that the Lands afore-
said, with the exception of certain tracts
therein excepted, be offered for sale to
che highest bidder, at the place afore~
said, on such day or days, as shall BY
Publick Proclamation Of the President
Of the United States be designated for
that purpose, in tracts Of the same size,
and on the same terms and conditions,
as are provided for the lands North of
the River Ohio, and above the Mouth
Of Kentucky River.
Wherefore, I, Thomas Jefferson,
President of the United States, in con-
formity with the provisions of the act
before recited, do hereby declare and
make known, that sales shall be held at
CANTON, in the State of Ohio, for the
disposal of the above mentioned lands,
to commence on the second Monday of
May, one thousand eight hundred and
eight, and continue for and during the
six following weeks.
Given under my hand the nineteenth
day of November, one thousand
eight hundred and seven.
(Signed) TIL: JEFFERSON.
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