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TOR SALE.

TOR SALE,
A likely young NEGRO WOMAN, with
her first child Terms cash. She will ntt
be sold out Of the neighborhood.
Eagsire q tie Printer,
yuly7. "
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NJ @ T / C E..

In pursuance-of tas above order all those
persons having chaps against the above.
named Rober, AleSa1sser which have 10, yet
been exhibited, are, desired TO exhlbit the
same duly authenticated at M! Office IN Alex1
andria on or before Friday next.
G. Deneale, Co1Rr.
July IL. Of
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DiifrA Of Columbia, to wit !;

Dlifrlef OF Columbia, to W.T.
July Term, lsos-la@ aay
Of the Coart.
Wyllie, Langley. and -, eompts. 5
osainst 20
RoLert Alexander and his Trustees, s
dts.
On the petition Of Robert Young
and others, setting forth that they ere crsel-
tors of Robert Alexander, and entitled 70
dist.ibu,ien of his estate 1t 10 oadsred, that
George Deneale be appointed commissioner
10 make ND, adjust and settle tie accounts
and claims Of the said pe.iuoners, With such
others as shall be exhibited, ON or before
Friday next, ard report his proceedings 70
the Court on Saturday the 18th day OF TINS
court, in order for final Distribution
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FIX DC HTtScn[SU g. sAOhEOI, 81 /tVC <e$St
CALLED
SPEED The PLOUGH.
Sir Philip BlandfJrd Mr. cress.i
Morington, Mr.. Mile.
Sir 4oel Handy, AIR. Jefferson.
Bob Handy, MIR. Wood.
Henry, Mr.. Cone.
Farmer Ashield, F*r Bray.
Everg cen, Mr.. Brers.
Gerild, Mr.. Charnock.
Bob HaI.dy's seq
san1, Mr.. Harris.
Peter. Mr.6Seymour.
Mss B a~dfcrd, Mrs. N1lmet.
Lady Handy, Mrs. Seymour.
Susan Ashti d, Mrs. Wood.
Dime AshfeId, Mrs. Francis.
In Act ed a Floughing Match,
and country Lance, by the cha
racters.
To rohich s.:n be added, the admired Farce c
THE WEATIiERCDGk.
{ Nsltten 5y JsAx TIL Allinsghaas.
Old Tickle, Mr.. Fratsis,
TlStTaIN ICk!Cs aNls JCaSe s0"S
Brefwit, MIR. Bisset,
Sheer MI. Bray,
Gardener, Mr.. Bi1ers,
Barber, Mr. Seymour,
Servant, Mr.. Harris.
yarieila, Mrs. Wilnot.
Ready, MISS itunt
On Thursday, Poor Gtatleniaa--with I
Farce in two acts never performed herc|
called the Meek Doctor, or Dumb Lady Cared.
-- . Ise.'.-
Er Doors TO be o1seu ais, end ht,5ory,axee
TO begin ,,recisety at quarter ftost37 o'etotk.
~ .Sdmit,a,ie e.--oo:r one dollar, fis seOexty
,fpe cents, galleryEfyetnts
RI Boz Tickets to be had at The bar lf
Mr.. Gadsby's hotel, and as fAe office ct the
DAILY Gazette.
Public Sale.
On TUESDAY nert viii be Seld at The Vesdue
Store,
A few pieces of Elegant Eurnl-
ture.
I Eight day Clock,
Side Board,
Book Case, &c.
P. g. Msraeller.
:, -
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,rNortA american.

Nineteen years ago, TETS DAT, July IA,
the Bastile was levelled to the ground by a
Partisan populace! What is now the .situa-
ton Of the world? Millions since that PER-.
Cd have fallen to gratify the worst ofpassions!!
Human blood has inundated Europe-and
Europe is now in nc better situation-la-
deed, the tyranny and unaccountable success
nf Napoleon threatens the universe with de-
.struction-the .unofeneing do not escape his
atlI-ALL IS levelled before his mighty
power May a M1cHTIER power interfere,
CNew 1ark Gasette.o
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and the brig Ocean, captain Waldin Of Ken
nebeck, with 900 punchcons Of rum, bouad
from Jamaica Ia Boston, has been sent into
Trinidad ia this islands, a French priyatesr'
on the same ground. !"
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Eatract Of a letter from a gentleman at "a
sauna to the President the Marine 1''sss1 =
.a7ce Company ef NorJoA, gated lf"'
yuae, 1905. ,ns
Z The French. sprivateefs capture ana
bring into the ports of this island, under tne
French Decrees, al vessels bound from any
Rr;t;sh port. The General Butler and car
90 from Liverpool to New Orleans nave
b beencondemnedat Vera Cruz on that srouA'1'
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FOR BOSTON,
RI The BRIe
sNsAs ONLY son,
Xl CApTAIN N1cYKnSoa

- CAPTAIN NIcKERsoN;
Will be ready to receive cargo in few
days. For freight or Passage apply to
>Lawralon and Fowle:
WAo have landing from said Brig, and for safe,
400 casks Lime,
$4,000 feet merchandise Lumber,
so barrels MackareI
10 do. Tanners Oil,
70 kegs Picked HOLSTERS,
10 do. Salmon
IN STORE,
Holland Gin, Of superior favor,
Cognac and Rochelle Brandy,
Retailing Molasses, &.
Ditto Muscovado Sugar.
Mould Candles,
Brown Soap,
Chocolate,
5000 lbs. suinatra Pepper,
200 sacks Blown Salt,
Young Hyson Tea,
Russia and Ravens Duck,
cases Straw Bonnets,
do. Cotton Cards, assorted,
$50 casks White Lead, different sizes,
1900 sides Red Soal Leather,
.iLSO,
Two bales of Plains, and two do of Kendall
aCottcns, that viii be sold on very liberal
terms.
August IS. sawsw
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.We heeesved from Bottom,

MOULD CANDLES in boxes
Soap in do.
Noya-Scotia smoakad Herrings in do
"A good assortment of mems coarse Shoes
Boys coarse and fine do.
Womens' lined and bound Leather dc.
Misses and childrens' do do.
Skirting and Bride Leather for ssdd,ery
Small cut lacks for do.
Wax Calf and Bootlegs
Essence of Spruce In pots, with directions
tor making the beer.
Bottled Cider in boxes, two years old and
very excellent.
New England Cheese uacsmmon'y good
Tongues and Sounds in kegs
Picking Vinegar
Tamarinds-and variety of other articles
on hand--a!l o: which will be sold low.
Thomas Patten.
August 80. eest
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TO RENT,

1And immediate Possess,en given)
NEAR THE EXTREMITY, OF THE PAVEMENT
On Prince Street.
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
n an elegant GARDEN and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, squall
by few, tif any exceeded by none in Alexals
dria of its size; it has also pump of exec.
lent water, approved of by the best Judges,
besides well in the garden for its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
date genteel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about the first of Augus., FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
ations are good, and the buildings will be We.
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and House or
two, near Messrs. AzarsteAer and Yeung's
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert Broexs.
lyme l. 9aw
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the article Of the Constitution which gives
congress s p0zver to REGULATE commerce
they had a right, even, as he expressed il to
! z,s1ailli!ate it. Soon after he recollected the
business which brought him to the shop /;
and taking out a ruatch, told the watch-ma-
ker to regulate it. The Yankee, who pre-
tended to be convert to his new doctrine
OF regulating. affairs hesitating a moment,
but. having got a second command from the
sltsn'targarosn to regulate the watch, dashed
It on the floor, and as completely regulated
it, as our commerce is now regulated by the
Embargo. The democrat raved and swore
Like mad man: the zvatch-makey grave
lytelling him that he had merely put his doc
trine into practice and had given the watch
exactly such kind ofregulat1on as he had
justified in Congress, as it respected
trade and hoped he would not refuse his
own eein. The demo felt the force of the
joke, but departed, swearing he would make
the apt scholar pay dear for his zuhistle.
Boston Centineh
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S. COOKE.
law
TO RENT.

IS A convenient two story Dwelling House and
Store, situate ON the corner Of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
Also,
THE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupied
by Mrs. WILseN.
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert l. Taylor.
July y. Law
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The subscriber will Sell.
On a credit Of 6 10 and g

vi a ClEulL OF . q ana 8
months, either of the HOUSES. occu-
pied by Messrs. Gray, and Shrcye, on King
street; or of the HOUSES ON the same street
occupied by Messrs. Sloan, and Nelson Sc
y,ral vacant LOTS On Washington, near King
street; any part of his vacant GROUND on
tks Mall, the Potomac, or Hunting creek !;
and several valuable ANNUAL GROUND.
RENTS.
He will also dispose Of valuable
GRiST MILL on Goose. Greek, near the
turnpike road from Leesburgh to alexandria,
with about 500 acres of land adjoining, great
part OF which is we'll covered with timber
Apply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandria, or
or the subscriber, near Leesburgh. Loudcun
county.
S. COOKE.
April IA. law
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Iafi I1QaiilS, esq.
Peter |. Striker, esq.
Thomas Sinnickson, esq.
William Lloyd, esq.
The beii,t that Messrs. Jefferson and
Niadlson are really natur:lized as French
citizens, gains ground. A gentleman who
has lately published a pamphlet in N. York,
With hls name signed to it, declares it ex-
pressly to be true. AS it is very material
TO establish the affair in a manner to pre-
Guide contradiction or doubt, we invite any
or oar correspondents, who may be ac-
eaainted with the fact, to give us the
grounds md proofof it. That our readers
may place themselves IN a condition to feel
this Circumstance broug'.. home to them,
letme suppose it to be fully established, and
then ask them what better could have hap
pened tiasl the miseries which Cypress the
country; seeing that they proceed from the
policy OF a French subject, whom We hap
pen to have as our president; and let me
also ask them, whether it is not reasonable
TO sappose, that our final depression will be
TIC immediate consequence Of electing, as
his successor, the otheE French subject. [
was going to add, that beside our final de-
bress;o':, We might be su'jugated and an
nexed to the French crown; but altho' the
upstare brother Of Napoleon already calls
himself KING. OF AMERICA (see 10
seph's proclamation to the Spa,iards) | will
not, calanot believe my coantrymen are pre-
pared TO submit to this disgrace and ire
trievable ruin. What, the proud citizens
of the United States, obey the bloody, the
treacherous Bonaparte
(NorN Aa1crican.)
From the Gazette de France and 1ol,naIde
rEmpise 81 The 10th June.
MADRID, June 4.
The minister Of the state dispatches, al
interim has made public the following order
dated May %
6 His imperial highneas the lieutenant
general ofthe kingdom has been pleased to
order, that the ships belonging to the United
States of America, which were detained in
the ports of Spain OH the ground of their be-
ing viisite,,' by the English shall be set free.
9 In the absence Of don MIGUEL JOSE
De sARANZA.
(Signed)
PEDRO DE CIFCENTES."
DIED, latelv in Germany, AUGUSTUS
Won sKOTZEBUE, the truly celebrated
Dramatic writer.
In the life and writings of this aniah!e man
the world had been presented with series OF
moral essays--the delight Of every lover of
science. AS dramatic author, his works
have obtained thataotice their acknowledged
merit demand and whilst a love of natural
excellence in the scenic department prevails.
Kotzehae viii be remembered with sensations
OF deIight-aRd future ages will enroll his
his name with Shakespeare, Schiller, john
son and Shredder.
A GOOD 6 REGULATING" JOKE.
Some days since one Of the Embargoroo,as
who enjoys 2 good fat salary, and therefore
praises the Embargo, came into Yankee
watch makers shop, in country town, and
Joining some 9pid N,nlcs who were assem-
bled there, began on his old topic of Prais-
ing the 7yisaom, dignity and beneficial effects
ofhis darling Embargo and among other
th;ngs ,dertooL 20 demonstrate that under
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,,ra ;osia { hip 6Rste.
xarDAY, AUGUST e.

,,s,se~ from Mezube,7a, ~. C. dat
E'' IS ayrast 5, rseeiged q Baltimore;
q I a1ssf;,n has proved in favor OF our
otlT Els NJ. STANLEY, for Congress, a
frisnd.. 49, a',.r Blackledge of Is. In our
ual0,a. :';s +, Mr.. 6sRASToN by mas
state 5 $ e. e over Mr.. Tisdale colonel H.
lorlsy = Nan had a majority of Z IN the
Tive over Mr.. Bryan. Ihaye just time
cos',y -, : that the s successful federaists
g ''1 arn,,,lIv escorted through town in a
VIZ poat ship-riisged, old captain Jacob
S sxSs sttel,diing rs comsnodors. Huzza Tor
y(e Isaae
"a e. NTichaels United States Mes
Sc ~yssssl arriredin Downs from i ORR
ss. :. T. the 9TH July. It is probable that
s us ',;ll have occasionto resnainin England
s ~ CIV DAYS, and thsseforc may be daily
~ sa.stsd IN the United States. haferring.
en- ne event ST the Osages voyage, we
- :, not anticipate any satisfactory or coaclu
s 4 indulgence from either rance or Eng
l la.dy Our government appear to drag on
; dill and raonotonoas correspondence with
shs bslligrrenss apparently more with a
y IS, displaying shpsoIastsic management
than han 81 otbta:ain an substantial benehs for
the natloa.
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! Is For God sake, what does our president

rs For Cod S sake, what does our President
mean Is he determined on running both
himself and our cause IF he persereres i,
keeping on the embargo one month Ion Ger,
both findley and myself are lost. We can.
not be re-eiected.
We Can assure our friend Smile, that ii
his hopes OF reelection DEFEND on the ilnme-
dlatc raising Of the embargo, he may bid fare
we'll to his blashing honors,' and prepare
for the 8 dull pursuits of civil liffe.'' If Mr..
Jefferson Can have his will, the embargo will
never be raised. he would rather see every
vessel in the United States burnt, gun boats
excepted, than suffer our oppressed and in
suited people TO enjoy the benefits of coma
lnerce. Washington Federa1st
The election In the state of New Jersey
takes p1ace.in October next. The following
gentlemen, Of the first responsibility and
great political worth, compose the FEDE-
RAJ REPUBLICAN TICKET for
members OF congress and electors of presi-.
dent and vice president of the Ct. States.
Representatives. Il, Congress-.
General John Beatty,
Colonel John Nelson,
Colonel Aaron Ogden,
VIM. Campbell, Esq.
Samuel w. Harrison, esq.
Niil,sn Coke, esq.
Electors u EzasSies1ltS7 Kics-P President.
General John Black,
Colonel Jonathan Rhea,
Evi Adams, esq.
Peter |. Striker, esq.
Thomas Sinaickson, esq.
William Lloyd, esq.
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|
90 NO Postponement on account or
-
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
On SATURDAY., AUsusT ~, 1908,
Hiu Be hre,ruted nc celebrated p r. $, ( oct,.
4 he tAo4 LII oFECiKEs
osnrond, MIR. MsKenzio.
Reginald, Mr. Cross.
r rs'6y, ph,;. mr. i ;T.,s.sa
Motley, = MIR. jefferson.
Kenrick, Mr. Miller.
a nslo, Mr. Mr.. c caancls'
Muley, MIR. .RIisset,
Alaric, MIR Seymour.
Harold, Nr. Harris.
4nao,. M ysr;,,...
Alice. Mrs. Francis.
Eyetiaa, Mrs. Jefferson.
-.
'''a.
he oONo Uf ANhCKEOXo
Senior v1ce-Presi-
dent, Mr.. Cross.
Junior Vice'Presi. =, 90
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30 On Tuesday--Mr. and Mrs. Francis's
Benefit

p Doors TO be ohen al 6, md hertormonee
10 begin Precisely at a qlturte Aass7 o'clock
~ .4dmittane e--bor o,ss dollar, hit sevsnsy
five cents, gaVeryJSiy cents.
t4t Boa Tickets TO be had at the tar Of
Mr.. Gads6y's hotel, and at the office Of tie
DaiV Gazette.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
TOR PUBLISHING BY surs.R1sr:sH
II W E w W @ R X
ENTITLED,
TIE MANUAL
oFtIHE
FRENCH IND ENGLISH STUDENT
OR A
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY

3 y -
THE French AND EYGLIsH LAEGUAc IS. y
IN TWO PARTS
/. Frencd q EagHSh-- 2. English g Faeneh
coNTAINiNG,
! 1. All the words in general use, oscaslor-
ally illustrated by French ana English
sentences.
2. An extensive collection of new words
in every. art, science and trase.
8. The pronunciation of every word, &C
corting to the most polite usage IN
France and Engiand.
4. a copious vocabulary of sea terms. and
phrases.
$. A dictionary OF French synonymes. s
6. A dictionary OF French homonymes.
4. An alphabetical list OF the most familiar
prober ana christian names, and otthe
most remarkable places in the world,
s. The difficulties Of the French language
alp.,abe ticaliy arranged.
9. 4 complete. treatise on french poetry.
10. The chiet English idioms.
II A treatise on the English particles, &C.
The whole carefully complied from the best
writer's, and particularly from the Dictionaries
Of the French Academy, Roiste Ferand, Ca
neau, Waltz, 1ocquot, Nugent, Chsmoaad,
Boyer, johnson, Walker, &c
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.
Rim a fEv.fY on the eve'ling effhe IN irss.
a Bright A1uletso Man aause2
B . b..
Who calls himself RoBERT Thomas;

Who calls himself RosERT 1-Ho1fAs;
About 5 feet 10 inches high. "a or Is cars
OF age, has large black eye Erows, large faii
eyes, not very dark. andls !, sfoGtweis gnaac
handsome fellow. His hair IS shiclz. j,tit not
quite straight, and he wears it nicely trimmed,
combed and ridged on the top. His beard ar-
pears very black if suffered to grow Ter day
or two, but he usually shaves it very closely.
He has recently received an injury on the fore
flger of the left hand, and las it bound up,
and may probably lose the first joint OF it. He
speaks deliberately, ADD is more or,ect in
conversation than persons of his color usually
are. He walks slowly, is avery good waiter,
< delights particularly in attending tehcrsess
He has variety of cloaths and took VITA
him one dark green broadcloth coat and PAM
falcons with yellow buttons, one cloth coat and
pantaloons nearly Of the same color, but the
cloth of inferior quality, with white metal
buttons, ore blue cloth coat much, worn, one
old brown surtout coat with covered buttons,
good hat, and pair Of black top boots. The
rest of his apparel ann not able Fartic ularly
TO describe. He is fond Of wearing boots, and
pays great attention TO his dress.
As he can read and write very well, he.1nay
probably producea forged authority for HIM
to pass, erprocure the certificate OF some me
of the negroes, who, a few years ago. peIaon-
ed by the name of Thomas and obtaineitheir
freedom in Maryland. If taken out the
state OF Maryland and district of Cgllmbias
and secured in any jail, so that i ct him
again, the above reward will be givrH or SIX
ty dollars if taken and secured wthif the saw
state or district all reasonable extnces WI
also be paid if he should be deIvFred 10 ne
liz tile city Of Washington, or TO ". kichasa
Duckers Prince Gerge's county, Maryiahn
He is we'll acquainted in AuHapahS baunloU o
Geo. Town, and the city OF sTashls gton.
Allen B. Duckett.
Washing ton City, May is-iss sE O.
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4. Ii shall BE printed on fine paper, in two
handsome I.,rge l2no volumes, upon .
R beautiful type, GATED nonpareil, cast Tor
the purpose. by Messrs. Blnney and No
naldson This type, although snlallls, by
Its. neatness ana elegance, extremely grate-
fal to. the eyes. The work will issue from
the press oil T. ard G. Palmer, who have
already been so cminentiy distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste IN shclr
profession, md a thorough knowledge ct
.Ae French and English languages.
H. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly le,tered, five dollars, to be
paid on the delivery of the whole work. 81
gentlemen, however, wishing to have. the
first volume before the second, 1t my De
received upon paying the full amount OF
the subscrlptionio Tor both volumes.
Az Subscriptions received BY K.
GRAY.
Nr q o ts
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IOHN G.. LAID,
Has FOR SALE,

Has FOR SALE,
90 bales CaEnan Linens, commit
il, gofbrown and white Rolls, faxen osns,
6arghs. hempen Ticklenburghs, Buriaps, and
CIecks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
/ bale Writing Paper -
SO bags of black Pepper OF the BEST qua
lily. and vii! be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wiae
10 do Holland Gin
S Go. French Brandy
z do jamaica Spirits.
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes, 'oper
macit and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c &c. {
April z.
- FOR 7S.iLE, ny
LEWIS DEBLOIS
this Store, near Col. Ramaay's avharf,
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half'pipes and quarter
casks
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar,
rels
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears.
in barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogsheads and pipes
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N . T i G Et

THE Constables give notice, that they have
been directed to give their attention to the sx-
ecution of the following section Of the law for
diminishing the number Of DOGS in the
town of Alexandria. and that they shall pro-
coed to execute the same.
June e. At
SEC. 4-.dud be "a /ilrtAor enacted, That
al animals of the dog kind, kept within the
Town. shall wear a collar about their necks
with the<owner's name at length, at all TINES,
on penalty of two dollars, to be paid by the
owner or harborer Of said animal one half to
the informer and the other half to the; use OF
he corporation to be recovered by warrant
before any magistrate or the mayor for the
tima being and said animal not having such
collar, shall be forthwith killed or destroyed
by the cons,ables 9th town.
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HoRW

Cels5rated Patent StJpenders,
T7OR case, elegance, streagth. sc. far ex
ceeds any in use. To be had wholesale
saa retail, at the manufactory, lower end Of
Fsinee-stfeet, Alexandria.
Wholesale purchasers may BE supplied on
advantageous terms.
Richard Hofwell.
M,rcb IS dsm
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By N. G. DUFiEF,
tabor of Nature Diaflayed in her. mode sf
teaching languages to man, athhed tofhe
Frenet language, 9c-

The Grst lock OF nation is the dictionary
OF their own language.
Y oLNEG.
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Public Sale.
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BY virtue ola deed of ttuf from, .AlrsandeT
S9aiM to the subscribers, to secure the pay
ment Of a sum otsnoncy to the Bank OF Alex
Iandfia, viii be exposed to sale, on The pre-
misses, on "Wednesday the 18th day Of July
Text, 4 piece of ground with the houses and
other improvements appeitaiRing thereto, "
ing on the south side OF Duke-street s wss. side
OF Watersheds, being at the intersection, Of
the streets,sextendIpg on Duke-streets forty
feet, on Water-street nnety-one feet SIX inch-
es to a ten feet al!ey--upon credit of.e, ~,
and IS months, the purchaser giving notes
fer the several payments negotiable AZ The
Bank Of Alexandra, with an approved inflor-
scr, and a deed of trust upon the prppeftyete
secure the payment of the ootes.
James Keith, sen.
James Keith, 1un.
June o.. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-25
VOL: VII.
Sales at Vendas.

bn every Tuesday and Friday,
EILL BE SOLD
AT the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
A variety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed in
thc bills OF the dayAll kinds Of goods
which arc on Limitation and the prices of
which are established, can at any time be
viewed and purchased at the lowest limitation
anu prices.
p. G. Marsteller, v. M.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

& ASH given for Iyi9EAT, b.
- WHITE < SHELTON.
July D. II