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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-26

On rnctionof Mr.. H. Guy.
The.house went into a committee OF the
wlToses .5ss
Mr.. HELMs III the chair
50 On the bill iovtile cIssiht ston Of the mi
liiia, and the mo.ionto strike out tie hrst.
section VIRTUALLY to negative tie Bill being yet
under consideration, Mr. Quincy supported
the motion, aild Messrs, Eppes and Lyon OPP.
posed it; when the question WAS at length
taken on the motion TO. strike Out the iIist
section Of the bill and carried55 to 40.
The committee Immediately rose & report
ed the bill as, amended.
A motion being mad, to consider the re-
port
Mr.. w Clay was DESTROYS ifgcntlemsns
would permit it, that lie report s'p.lsd lie on
the table for cons;lyran3;a, as s'.iftyo or forty
members were absent and he wished to have
the question decided in full house.
The question being taken on now consi-
sdering the report Was negaiiyed, 81 to 81. So
that it lies on.the fable OF course anG may at
any time be called up.
On motion Of Mr. G. w. CamhbeN,
The house went into committee of The
whole,
MIR. PITKEN in the chair;
On the bill makiag appropriation Tor the
support Of the military establishments OF the
us. for the year 1903 Which being cone
throgh, the committee rose reported the BID
which was ordered to third reading to-tnor-
row.
The bill amendatory ofthe non Importation
law was returned from thcSenate with two or
three verbal amendments which were concur
red in.
a motion made by Mr.. Cook to take up
the bill for extinguishiag debts due tohhe u
S. was ncgatived-44 to 40.
On motion of Mr.. 1csofoa,
& Tie house resolved itself into committee
OF the whole on the bill for the extension OF
credit OH revenue bonds.
Mr.. Ntrston having explained the object Of
the bill, and the bill being:gone through With
cut fur debate, the committee rose report
ed it, and it WAS orderedto third rea,liny to-
morrow.
After refusing to so into committee
the whole on the bill concerning contracts
he house iJournel-ayes GA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-26

repsrf Of tbs sitsaoh 40 - =,
eretary 81 Yssss ,.....o; hat
NIg Rervag begged il lobe understood 1 ''sl
!, $, ,r,s ,,,l,e % wousSd lbs eii'es:
TO discard any ilea he n g
;,sy. ,srn,esI upon psopes neorlnsloll g s r.
~, 81 He had no desire to appear psf f'e
J committee as an informer or prosecutor. !,
Mr.. n. .4lstsn said it would be recolleciea
~+th.,-he was chairman of the committee APP
sno;nted 10 enquire what compensation Should
be made to captains Lewis and Clarke. en ne
s;n,es,iration Of this subject he was tod hs
might be necessary to make cer'ain e, !,
preparation to explore certain waters s,a
was told that captain Pike was theh elsabbfe
ed in ii under the orders OF the government
The House now adjourned,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-26
COURT OF INQUIRY
IN THE CASE OF
GENERAL WILKINSON.

. . L
TIE following proceedings Of the MI -vARY
Cou9r or EAauIRx in the case Of genera
WILKtNscs have teen communicated 70 +
insertion in the National Inteliigengcr.
The court being formed on the Sth inst
at the particular request oi general y ilkinsoii
for the purpose OF perpetustins testimony
He presented himself and addressed that b.
CIV.
GENTLEMEN,
J BEG leave to prenise few remark.
before proceed 80 cali witness.
NaIh.ng could b. SO acceptable 20 ne -
TO be confronted b. ny sceusefs, WIS have
asfol!y and wlckedly hneg M up 10 :ae
world ior cfences. when cannot but ah=c
the feelings q a man q! horar rearer thai
life and whesrfor~ am lrslas-a TIT. sigh,
full indulgence Isi because my eaemies,
eynseious Of .hr fal,ey Of their accusations.
eonten, themselves spsygere in ,nigsr.
VOICES .nb;guas,' ADD prefer to trns, The
,fesui. 10 he jes'ousies Of a free pso flc. ex
cited By the nsch,naiions Of The f.iehd
AID psrtisacs Of tha, conspiracy which (
have defeated d is i, b. cause the eye
Of she irjufSd man is insuppor.abie to bs
sight Of The base injufer!
Whatever may be tn. csGse, il viii DOT
be denied, sha.,,hs case is hard one. +
is iadeed peculiarly so; srd every retscr
will admit, that TO 30 cI,mineteh ,,hcu, ar
trpcrtuaity Obedience. sod 10 be cond. mn.
ed without hearing. is a sad recomps oer
10. services acknowledged, and : poor en-
cnurage msoe future sua-riuga aud sacri-
fees N the public cause.
Thus ciTcumstaneeS, and dcu;ed ihe op
pcTtunisyto Glest tbs ;es;imony which uaag
be opposed 10 H1e, / hope the pecuis,isg ,f
my situation may BE- ny egcuse for ,:rfyirg
my enc mics, and daring them 9 candid
investigation. 1t then Mr., Clark vii! CONF
before this court ard apswer intertcgassries,
Il viii noi ouly defend myself sg.its, h;s
fowl imPu' atoms, BIT if the testimony
which has beeu recently offered TO me, be
no; gssally deee Ptive, will COMIC, b N 81
torgsry, perjury. ard q desperation with
-Aafoo Bur 10 his reasonable dssigcs. ard
Hh's right worth; patron, HE very gallant
end honorable John Randolph. Will s,sp
from the aaor OF prl,ilsge, and u',sr what
has bern ascfibed 10 him ia the t,ubic
prp.s. | will insiitu,e 40 action If slender,
and Will g'.e him az opportunity 10 court
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-26

Tie following proceedings ofthe Military
cougr OF ENauIRy inthe case Of genera
/. WILKtNscs have teen communicated foi
J. insertion in the National Inteliigengcr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-26

1rem the National IaseAiyraeer # Wednesday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
IN VIRGINIA.

81 From Martnsbnrg, by Williansport to
Hagerstown once . week.
Leave Martinsburg every Saturday at 5 IN
and arrive at Hagerstown by 10 a m. Leave Ha-
gerstown at p M and arrive at Martinsburg by
Z pm
70. From Winchester by Stevensburg or
New-Town, Strasburg, Woodstock, Newman
ket, and HarrisOnburgh to Staunton once week.
Leave Winchester every Tuesday at 10 n IN
and arrive at StauntOn Thursday by IL q m
Leave Staunton every Thursday at l p n, and
arrive at Winchester on Saturday by 3 b m
%. From Washington City, by Prospect
Hill, GAINESVILLE, Leesburg, Waterford, Ills
boro', Charleston, Shepherdstown, Martins
burg, and Middleway, to Winchester once
we-k.
Leave Washington City every Tuesday at
a M and arrive Martnsburg on Wedne sdly
by p M. Leave Martinsburg at 6 b M and ar
rive at Winchester on Thursday by 4bn M
Returning. Leave Winchester every Friday
At 4 Il G'I and arrive at Washington City OIL Sun
day by2pm.
50. From Washington City, by Fairfax h
Centreviic, MiddieDurg, Goshen, Miilwood,
Paris, Winchester, Romney, Westernport,
Green Giades, and Gandy's, to Clarksburg twice
a.week.
Leave Washington every Monday and Friday
al p M and arrive at Fairfax II by I, IN
Leave Fairfax il at ID b M and arrive al
CiarSsburg on Thursday and Monday by 3 b M
Returning. Leave Clarksburg every Tuesday
and Friday at 4 a inland arrive AT Fairfax h Oh
Friday and Monday by 5 IL M and at Wash.
lngt0n by 9 a M.
81. From Cl,rksburg by Mlrsh's, Marietta,
Athens, Chillcothe, Wlis's Cross Roads, New
market, Williamsburg, and Columbia, to Cincin-
natl twice week.
Leave Ciarksburg every Tuesday and Friday
at q a M and arrive at Cincinnati on Friday and
Monday by 10 m.
and Friday at 2 p M and arrive at Clarksburg tie
next Thursday and Monday by 7P.m.
SO. From Romney, by Mooriicld., to Pendle-
ton u a week.
Leave Romney every Monday at a M auda,r-
rive at Pendieton c h on Tuesday by d M.
RetWniaS. Leave Pendieton c IL on Wcdnes-
day at q M and arrive at Romney on Thursday
by p m.
50. From Marietta, by Bel Pre- to Wood h
once week.
Leave Marietta every Thursday at a M and
arrive at Wood h by 10 n IN. Leave Wood II
at 3 M and arrive at Marietta by 66n
81. From Clarksburg, by Buchaman and
Randolph c h to Pendleton C IL once in two
weeks.
Leave Ci?:ksburg every other Tuesday at a
D1 and arrive at Pendleton h tie next Friday by
10 ~ Leave pendleton j. every other Fri
day At Q p an and arrive at Clarl,sburg the next
Mynday Dy pm
S.. F-om fredericksburg. by Falmouth, Elk
rin church, Fauquier C Oakhill, aud Salem, or
Ashes store 70 Paris once week.
Leave Paris, every Saturday at 6 8 M and ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

MIR. LIE TELLER, DENTIST--In the
1v1 house adjoining Mr.. Edmund RandoIph's
near the Capitol, is now practising in the various
branches of his profession, l. E. cleansing and
restoring the teeth TO their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
which adferes to them in the form Of Black or
yell w crust, which is thc cause Of many teeth
decsyng, an offensive breath, and the corroder
ofthe gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
so as to stand firm, being useful rs wen orna-
mental, plugs The decaycd cavities vi such as can
be preserved, and extracts such as are too far
gone to be saved, in which operation he makes
use OF BRUrF's PATENT EXTRACTING 1NsTRU-
MEATS, which takes the teeth out without any
possibility of fracturing the jaw buisng the
gums, and with much less pain than the instru-
'nents that are in general use for which opera
ton his price is one dollar, when done at his own
house
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing COM
corning The advantage derived from the manner
OF lis performance or his abilities, leaving it for
his former operations to speak.
He has DENT1FR1cE prepared by himself ot
superior quality for the preservation of the
gums and teeth, void of corrosive substance.
Mr.. LIE TELLER wishes the public to have
notice that az he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, ali his prices are considers
bly, lower than when lac was only visitor of the
place.
A line or servant directed 60 the aforesaid
place will be attended TO.
Gy He keeps a cor tant supply of Teeth Ex-
tracing instruments, key kind, and best quality
for sale.
Nov % Tfm1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
NOTES.

L. ihe Postmaster General may expedite the
mails and alter the times of arrival and departure
at any time during the continuance of the con-
tracts, he shpulatins what he conceives to be an
adequate compensation for any extra expense
that may be occasioneh thereby
2. Fifteenm minutes shall be allowed for opening
and closing the mails at all offices where no par.
tcnir time is specified
8 For every thirty minutes DELAY, unavoidable
accidents cTccpted) in arriving after the time
prescribed IN any contract, the contractor shall
toricit one dollar and IL The delay continues un-
til the departure of any depending mail, where
,oy The mails destined g." such depending mail
lose trip, an additional forfeiture OF 1--WE dollar.
snail be nc't:rcd. And whenever q lost trip en-.
sues, from whatever circumstance, the amount TO
be PAID TO the contractor for regular trips to be
deducted irom his paw.
.. Newspapers, we'll rs letters are TO be
sent IN the matt and if any person making pro-
posais, desires to carry newspapers other thsn
those conveyed in the mail, for his own eInolu-
fnent, be must state IN his proposals for what
sam inc VII carry with the emolument, and for
w.lat sum without that emolumcnt
D. should any person making proposals, de,
sire an abortion OF the times of arrival and de-
parture above specified, he must state in his pro-
Posais the alteration desired, and the difference
they Will make in the terms of the contract
D. Persons making proposals are desired to
state their prices by the year. Those who con-
sface VIII receive ihr'r pay r.,@. ei;. =: 49,.
months OF August, November, February snd
May, IN one month after the expiration Of each
quarter.
z. No other than free white person shall be
employed to convey the mail
q Where the proposer intends to convey the
msii III the body OF stage carriage, he is desired
to state 1T i'll his proposals.
8: The Post Master general reserves to him.
SELF the right of declaring any contract az an end
whenever one failure haEpe which amounts TO
the loss of trip
10. The contracts for the above routes are To-
be IN operation on the first day Of April next, and
are to continue in force for two years.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Pest Master General.
GENERAL PosT-OFFIcE.)
Waskiagtsa City, October
81, 1868.
NOV. % (oaw6w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
STOCKHOLM, Oct. IL.

A cessation OF hostilities has taken place in
Finland. This unexpected event has been occ;-
stoned By circumstances purely l0cal--kLGNGs.
poR's little army in AN az, xa!d situation 6.
the Russians had suffered severely The latter
kno" they can act better three months hence, S.
therefore made the proposition for an ar.istice
which tliey knew would be accepted. The king
has rataed it. The result OF the campaign has
been unfortunate but there IS not the leas, APP
Prehehsiou cfthe Russians being able 70 make a.
ny impression on Sweden.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

arrive a Ws,rris:.y;l ~ ;>;,la, s. 6pA3e
70 From Leesburg TO Centrcyiuc once 4
week
Leave Leesburs every Saturday at m ar
rive At Centrcvii!c sane day'by Ii IN. Leave
Centrevil'e every Saturday at noon. arrive az
Lcesburg on same day by pm
&c. From Petersburg 10 City Point
Leave City Poin; every Monday at m ar.
rive at Petersburg same day by 9 IN Leave in
two hours and return to City Point by 3 m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
CoRuNNA. Oct. 10.

:. NUKUNNA, Vct IU.
On the goth ult (three days after the carture)
the French attempted to quit B,lboa, but were o.
biiged TO return. Wemay therefore expect their
retreat to 1c cut off; that our army will fall
upon Ney, and his $4,000 men and that cur
arms will have glorious day. Gems. Cucsta *
r Liamas have formed junction, and 1000 AS
turians at Reynosa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
New York, Dec. 10.

kEw-Y oRK, Dec. 10.
The Schooner Friendship, captain Dolliber,
arrived here yesterday, in iorty-onc days from
Liverpool.
BY this arrival the editors of the Haw-Yoik
Gazette haze received London papers to the Goth
OF oct. and 1T will b. that some Of their ex-
tracts from them arc Of the highest moment, to
this cOuntry--Read Americans, read the article
81 a secret treaty between DoApmte aud Tie
Prince of Peace. Are there gel any an dis coun-
Try blind to the hostility OF the tyrant of the
woriU 10 tiiis country
la The London Traveller Of Oct -, (per capt
Dos'ibcr WHO a1i1sd Yesterday VIC find the Sub.
sel&ent ippUaat article
" The tie OF " emperor Of the two Ameri-
cas-" which Cbiics ~. was To assume accOr-
ding to The secret treaty Of October 81, is parii
cuiar'y worthy Of notice. What arc these two
Americas We know OF none but North and
aOUth Let tic commentators Of tic u. Sttes
mediate well ON tliis text and let every Ameri-
can citIzoh bear ii in mind, when I've sceks for
the causes of Mr. JciersOn's attachment 10
Trance. This tsc.ty ~as made under thc authc
ny OF the lrlnce Of Peace, aad WAS studiousy
concealed from the resr = ministers The ehn-
fr@tiOn Of Charles ~. and his family, to Ameti-
q, was also aocfe!y concerted between the
P.ince Of Peace ard 2oaaP&rte, WHO exPcc,e1
TIA &c occupy the vacant throne oi Spaili witi-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
SoRIA. Sert. %

SOFIA, Sept. a.
The French have evacuated Milarro, A!flro,
Roihera, &c and carried off the sheep, &c. Sc
ven French generals have left Pampaluna for
France. Cen Leiebre has been attacked, and
narrowly escaped in Navarro.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

PROPOSALS. for carrying MAILS of the u
4 nitcd States on the following Post Roads, will
be received at the General Post Office in Wash
ington, until the sixteenth day of January next,
Inclusive
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
Santana, Sept. u.

The object Of Joseph Bonaparte, is said to be to
eb'aia post on the COST, 10 proceed to France,
his retreat tiiither by Vera and Iruh, being cut
Oft by the arh.y Of Arragon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

4 ANDING from the Schooner KIcBMoxp,
~ at Testers new Wharf:
% Crates Earthen Ware,
IS Hhds Muscovado Sugar,
| Do. Green Coffee,
9 Bales Wooens,
IN SIORE-1O0 bags Salt, / hhds. Moass,
es, 10 tierces green Coffee, 6quaiter casks Sher-
ry, pipes Gin, so boxes Segars. bags Race
Ginger, Soucheng, Hyson Skin and Young Hyson
Tea. For sale by GEORGE WATT.
NOV 4. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
(oaw6w)
p IcHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY

Z iCHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ AT a meeting Of the Directors OF the said
Company, on Saturday evening the Sd of Deccm-
oer 1903, the following resolution was agreed to:
Whereas, from Causes unforeseen rs uncxpcct-
ed, the Board of Directors, at their last meeting
on the 29th ultimo, postponed the sale Of SNARE;
belonging 10 delinquent subscribers, Generosity
aenominated Stock Holders, which were sdyer-
tscd to be sold on thatday:
Received, That the Shares of delinquent hol-
dcrs which may be reported as'such BY the trca-
surcr of this Company, on the 7th day of bnua-
~ next, be, on that day sold, atpublic auction, at
the front door Of the Sw mn Tavern in this city,,
NATHANIEI SHEPPARD, Crk.
recembcr, 6. tbs
MFR. WIN g. WEBB, Al,,,iuiafrafor Of 6cn-
IFI .iamia EdtOsras, decd North .Ca,slina-
SIn-please to take notice, that the second
Monday in Jsnuary next, shall take the deposi-
ton of Mr. Spencer Ball, jir. of Nortlumb-iland
county, in Virginia, at the courthouse Of SAID
county, at the tavern occupied by Joseph Rogers
at that place, to be used as evidence in the suit
depending in c.ancery in the United States cir
cult court, hcld-in Richmond for the district of
Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you are de-
PENDANT. CHARLES !. LOVE.
Nov. 1S. TG1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
October l3.

This morning, British convoy, OF 40 sail,
with $4,000 troops, under sir David Bard, ARR
we'd here. 1t was expected their decentralization
would commence irnme diately; but the provn-
clai Junta having been dissolved, it is necessary
that the sanction of the supreme central junta
should be obtained, before the troops can land
An express has gone to Madrid for the purpose.
Cen. Baird has landed. We expect also, 5000 ca
valry from England. AS soon as the transports
arc cleared, they will proceed 10 Lisbon, to briGg
part OF the English noopsirom thence the Whole
OF which are to act with gen Blake.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

The following article is from London paper
OF Octobei IA:
" The Brazil Committee received from his
MaJcstys ministers en- Wednesday, the Inpor-
tant communication, that it Is their intention to
allow all goods, tie growth, produce or manutac-
ture OF countries colonies, in amity, to be I'M
ported either in British ships, or ships OF the
countries in anl.y, without being liable to the eX-
port duty under the Order III Council Act"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
Rim

~ OTICE~-That ia virtue of a deed Of trust,
~ bearing date anterior to the act, entitled
g IN act concerning the sale Of Properly uaiey ex-
" eca,iors and iHcRipJraaces :" / SHALL, ON Satur-
day, the I'd day o. January next, upon the preni-
aCg, expose 60 sale, by public auction, for ready
money, the BRLcK T'ENE5EENT5, and the
Ground thereto belonging, now occupied by
Ncssrs. Websfer, P50re & Pr0ssrY, and 1ohH u.
Wd!t3E, opposite the City Hotel in this city or
SO mtch thereof, as may he accessory to satisfy
Dsnl Call, ESD acting Executor " Robt. Means,
decd. tic several sums of money now due, and
unpaid under tLe ssid decd
SAMUEL HfcCRIV, Trustee.
december 3 IDS
ri OTICE,-- Cash given for Northern c, South
" em Bank NOTES at moderate discount by
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond, Sept Ii. (uO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
NJ. KLfNGSPOR,
SUCHKAIlN

Gen. in Chief, and Quarter Mester Gen.
lie CompIc De kAMlNSKY,
L!euteHaat- General
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-04
ALE AND BEER.

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KING-sTREET,
IN ARWIN'S Botanic Garden, new and
l.; beautiful edition, in plain and elegant
binding, with many plates
Hays Female Biography, do do.
DR. Ewell's Medical Companion
Fyffe's Anatomy, 2 vols. So
Dr. Hills Account of the Life and Writings
of DR.. Blair, S. 25
DR.. Bancroft's abridgement of Marshaips Lie
OF Washington, S3
Kyd on Awards 81 SO
Roberts on Fraudulent Conveyances "a IS
Watson on Partnerships 81 Is
Modern CEivalry, Q vols. So
Wild Irish Girl, 81 IS
Book Of Trades, 3 vols. 50 SO
Life of Marmontel, elegant binding, 81 so
Fothersill's Sermons, 81 cents
Mrs. Trimmer's Exposition Of the Church Ca
techism, Is cents
---- Introduction to the Study of
Nature, so cents
A variety of School and ChiIdren's Books, with
handsome engravings,
STATIONARY articles, ofthe best quaity,ss
BLANK BOOKS to any pattern, made up GA
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-04
N O T | C. E.

( APPLICATION having been made toyns
the mode prescribed by the 9th article OF
the fundamental resolutions for the govern
mcnt OF the Pennsylvania Cofher Nine Com
hany, stating that GENERAL MEETING ofthe
Stockholders is requisite for the interest Ct
the said company /: lido therefore, hereby sp-
point Friday the tn of Apri! next, at three
o'clock in the afternoon, at Gads6y's Hotel in
Alexandra, as tue time and place Of holding
the same, when and where the Stockhoid-
ers in the said Company are requested to ate
tend.
John Potts, President.
March IL 2aW5s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-04
TO LE /

10 liz /
The Store at tresent in the OCCUPANCY Of Mr..
S. Moore, ironing Merchants Wh4&f.
I will be rented eitner With or without Re
4 Warehouse formerly occupied BY Messrs.
henderson and Co. The two together viii
make the most convenient place fcr TIC Flour,
or any business connected WITH shipping III
Alexandra.
They will he rented on reasonable terms,
and during the embargo, rs Mt tree.
MERCHANTS VIII ,ItF and the Ware
houses at the corner of King and Union
streets, will be rented on the same terms.
SWIFT.
Two SAIL L9fts to rent.
ADril . et
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-04
LAID FOR SALE.

Agreeable to the last will and testament OF
captain Rics,&rd ConEay deceased, will BE
sodat public auction, at tbs Cohee Hoase,
in the town Of Aiexsnci;@, on Saturday ne
sixteanth day ol April mex, between the
hours o. Twelve end one otthe o'clock
One hun3}}ed Gnd elsAy1hue acres
Ct L.aaG,
+ Y1NG Cd the west side Of the Old Lees
i i borg road, ana adjoining the tract eailed
s.unp iii, IN tairlax county, For the coli
gsDiaace Of purchasers this iand is laid OF y.
lots q about twesty five acres each, 1t IS
rno,tIv covered &itla dick growth OF young
fhr;ri,e tilnber and has several fine springs
On #. The situation is high and healthy, at
forc;inq q lseautifnl and extensive prospect,
and IS well calculated for country seats, seve-
ri bcinp aIread, erected in tie neighbotisood
oeit. Attae same time ard place will be
scll, -r,,, :.
i 7ew Tots o. the Stump Hill Tract.
cro.it Of SIX, twelve and eighteen months
viii be given to the purchasers, on gNmg
heir notes negotiable In the bank OF AleTas-
d,ia. with approved endorsers and a deco OF
trust on the premises for the payment OF the
several instruments. A plat OF the whole tract
9TH the several subdivisions of it, Viii be
shewn on the day ofsalc.
VIM: Herbert Is -.
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L.No. 2i23.
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