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I;aha5lr SALE.

IN nurs,,a,,ce Of a deed executed IL "A.
su,,s ripers on tic. lss, day ii August, tsus.
Ly The la:s Ro6trf 4: hoog1 Esq. in , ! ~
certain PURPOSES thsrcey expressed, ,tty VII
hrtrtcd e. sell 80 ppliIr irtt,or,, al tic Got.
&c iiodse, tin the t6@:ref T. .vxandri IN TIC
G. S, Monday in .iarth ils.t, tic lo..osiag
zatnatie. i'rciif:fy. VIE. Ia -
One Lot suf Ground IL TIC
said town Of ilexansril, isias eastw,hti Vi
SUoion and betwes,,Du { md W ollie sire. s
with < Wharf extended FROM the sanic in,e
tho river: This lot fronts feet cl,;s
Potomac. ,isl,fly< re- r..
One other Lot. situated on
Water street. bciycen Prince, aid ju.,-
STREETS, and fronting about - feet Oil Wa,-r-
street. Thfs sle,is aand.omely enclo>d "a
the, c is \ very productive garden upenh
.Yae sadicidra lfo'rty Ire jaAeStny' = ef'''.
" : .y. al .itua,ed in !Se said to.sn ef Alras.-
i drio, 70 Wit lis Z. u. =,
One Moiety of the Property
on whi, h tho id II. 7. Hooe lately y, sided
situated u. the corner Of Prince and Water
streets, and front: u feet or 4 sree-
DOutS on "WcV, anu eSt Oh TsWSS
streets. On this property there are cxten-
slvc Brick Buildings, forming q large and
well flushed DIV ching House < three Stores,
with Ill necessary out houses, pump IN the
yard and an excellent garden. 49,. f.r'
-, .. o.. II J. SO, .... .,g.t
The undivided 'Moiety Of a
House und Lot situated vt the corner Of Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet On
Water, and fee: on'Duks. This pro-
perry is subject to all annual ground rent for.
ever OF sixty one and Ar half dollars-
The whole Of the above property except
the last is free Of sncumbrancs, and will b.
shewn at any time to such as desire to be in
formed about it. The salewiii be made Oh
credit of s, u and ls msnths for approved
Endorsed notes, negotiable at the bank OF Alex
andlia. ..-..'. .. .-' ~. ,..
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Orphans, Court,

AIeMas7rla County, Dee. Term, 1909.
Ordered, That the executor ofSWm. Fi,z-
hugh OF Chatham, deceased, do insert ,hs p!-
oHing advertisements three times .swcck Tor
eight weeks in the 7AIexandria Daily Gazetlv.
Teste, ,.'...... H.. -. ... ......
10. ALEX. Moore, Regtller.
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:. leailsdeLahia,r .HHgust 5 1905.
Ito II. LIE.

%S1O H. LIE. o.
Some time last spring was afflicted with
-ess Of appetite, eiddinsss in the head, fever,
and great debility, ID that could scarcely
walk. In this distressing situation took
many things, but without beaeht. Ana
quaintance in the country scot to ne 10 pro.
euro box Of Hamltons Iozenges. Curlosi-
ty prompted me tsrcad the directions. where
I fonnd my complaint, exactly deseribed.ey
the doctor. Immediately cent for another
box Of the I.ozenges, and took one dose,
which brought away q large quaHtity OF
worms, and I felt greatly relieved. Eneoa-
RACED BY shis, I took another dose, which
was attended with the hsppiest effects, as il
believed ms entirely, and am now in better
state sf health than for a considerable time
aae nose, and about che seat--0arvuisions
eopiIesic SITS, and sometimes q spsisatior soa
speech--iregular appetite, sometitas iaah-
ise food and sometimes Tsoracioas- purgin )
w;sh sliny and fetid stooss--somitinl. -Asrse
.Sa hasd i,elly--pains andsicEness a. sW $40.
- DsiAs N the head and tiighi, with
aowress x{s spisits--slew fever, with small
and irreeeiar pnlse--a dry cough-exeessise
,hirse sometiries pale md nalesithy ccun-.
enaaee, and sOmsames the face blOatsd and
NkAsd. - ,---
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sPersens afaseaed MI, my Of fhe -iIsovs
ymn,ou., should have inanediatc recourse
to Hamilton's Yorm Dsstropsg sASzsnyes
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints staiiar e those sbose
described. :, .f15t ": =: =
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Tol9PARENTS. I 3
ia asere6 eases cHrks feIf formed by s
- HAMILTONsS p - 49,:
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
- LNZR No RH SIS

CELEBRATED WOKM lDtSJKOflN
L0zE NC RS ~
(SeierfedJ from pery na,peross fsf,
:: ARE presented as indu.ltable proof of the
excellence and safety ofthis valuable specific,
fer destroying worms iiEthe human stomach
and lntestines. -. - = =
.Fram SaE.,1seyamis 5SGlGams, -.Ns so, Bah
Gnore ssrsss,stvs SoessrabSve sossk GGy-
streeiss = !. .ss NJ zrsss,. e. -.
Il have anon SIX years OF age, who for four
years past, has becngenerally In = very un--.
healthy state; particularly in-suinmer; fire..
qucnily. sihlStcd with alarming ronvulsiea
FITS, tho whole of his litile frame wasted Fast,
his breath foetid, and almost constant itching
ut the nose waa excited. with other ala. ming
symptoms. During the.coarse Of the above
period, the advice and attendance ol three OF
the moss eanihens physicians in Baltimore
wcrc sucsessively procured Each OF these
gen,ieaaens IN his turn, declared worm: to be
the cause of the child's disorder, and exhaust
ed his skify insttcmp,iFg To- expel them. rank
-fost, stcel Eaags. withu variety OF otner me
dicines, we're .samlnisscrad Without the least
!, success. IL was once pronounced impossible
vtor hescsiidso live many hoafs. g.
had heard Of yous Worm Destroying 10.
:xenGes, ba, with manly others did not think
highly OF so cheap a:med.cinss until gentle
man OF my acquaintance Mr. VIM. 5. Moore,
Ructionces) in whose family they had been
/. used with good effect, advised mc>to make
trial Of them I..accortlingly gave my son a
dose agreesble TO directions, which soon ex-
PEELED eight large worms, some Of them !.
bout eioht iaches In length; q second dose
brought away four more Of similar size;
third dose being administered, no worms ap-
;peared. The shildfscovcredand now enjoys
.a.good state of health. s. -. --.-
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.
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For Sale, or Exchange.
..Janu.ry Is.

tTHE subscriber offers to sell or exehsnte
5swprobes,y III the town Of Aiestandria, SO
acre. ot Land upon the GreatK aaha~aerisd.
in,thss.sxte Of Virginia. The land j. situa.d
imne diasdsy upon the banks Of the ,er an
nearly ,ojsposite the mosth Of PoGoeoili9
creek. Il. lis all notion, cree .frurn penat
CUTS and slas!,es. and in point II SITUATION :
VOL rs qua!i,ysequal TO my laads upon p
said river. A ,saoce particular dcs :ripti4
viii be given and the terms made known Z
ap;phcation 10 the subscribcrwho will, give
-. J, 80 John D. Silnn1s1
January 50. stsxSx
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Certificate pf wa. Beveaay.

7; During the last nine years have been ia
the Aabit Of using Hahn'si Antibiioas Pills,
prepared by the~late Mr.. Lee, whenever
colds, head ache, or costiveness have render
ed medicine necessary In these cases a sin.
gle dose has' uniformly removed my head
ache, and has generally been found sufficient
to remove every symptom Of cold, If taken
On It's FIRST appearance. Induced by tho be-
nsft have received, ! have for years past
recommended Them 70 many of my friends,
and have the pleasure to inform you, they
have invariably succeeded IN removing the
above complaints. -. ..-.-.--.
-. ~rSVM HDHS-ENNv
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. AFFIDAVIr.

Michael Duffy, residing at No. ~, Wakes
street, FelPs Point, in the city OF Baltimore
voluntarily make,h oath that the following
statement is Just and true:
nS,he beginning Of May last, my three
children, a.eoy Of seven, and two girls the one
Eve, and the other three years of age were
taken very ILL.,, nearly at the same t,me's OF
common fever, as then supposed but was
soon convinced the disorder was caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
CONFUSION fits, and violent startings in their
sleep, and with almost continual vomiting and
pufsing, particularly the youngest. ! made
an, mediate applicatiOnrto-s physician of the
FIRST reputation, and his medicines were al
.ministered with conf 'ence otsuccesG, which
enly Increased our DISAPPOINTMENT. = The
children grew daily worse, and was ab.oute-
" without hopes OF their recovery The
Youngest soon appeared almost devoid Of AM
NATION, and scarcely An inhabuant OF tins
world. In this distressing moment was told
that Hamilton's- w orm Destroying Lozenges
had performed many cures In cases equally
desperate. Immediately puschas box,
and gave each Of them adose, which in few
hours produced the most dcsTablc:e!fects.
The 4eldest .yoide6 great number of very
aryc IsForms, and the second thousands OF
small 6nes, many Of them not quarter OF an
inch--m the youngest they seemed TO De con-
sumed, and had the appearance Of skin and
sliny matter. ! repeated the dose agreeable
to the papsrof directions, and they al speed
ily recovered a good state Of health, which
they still enjoy, though months have near,
" elapsed, since they were on the borders Of
,hs grave, and the death Of the whole seemed
,0bc inevitable.
-" J. SMITH.
Sworn before me, this 2sth day Of Septem-
t. Der, 1893.
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!, ,pyevsntiox bsiiir than Csrs.

In cases of head ache, foul stomach, dna
for removing, .suPsrapou. bile, perhaps no
remedy has beea discovered superior 70 -.
LEES HAHNIS 4ANTtB1LIOUS PILLS,
2 Which for 10 yeats. past have besn attend
.ed with thexrratest saccess.. The testimony
eff mary respectable persons in our southern
sea ports has been adducea who have reason
TO believe that fifnely use of th3s salutary
vemedy during thetpreyalence of malisaant
ievess, hiss preserved their health after ex-
perieHcing alarming symptoms ofiever.
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10 4 deductioIi OF IS per cen, Prizes paya-
ble30 days after The conclusion Oh the draw
ing. :.
.os TIVE ANNEXED rnIzEs.
Isl drawn No. 10Th Ga, Of drawing, entitled
20 600.
list do. 18th do. $50 Tik,'s from
No. / 10 N. $50, iciuSirc.'
lst do. 2Osn d., 40 ta from No
2jl to sOO inclusive.
lst do. 25th Go $50 dr. f.om No.
sa,oOl to 22,aSo, Inclusive
lst do SOth do $50 do. from No.
22,2'I to 20, 800, inch; i've.
lst do. 3yth 10. Cash, 25,uOo cells
lse do. 4o,h 30. ioJU
LIST do. 18Th 10. - "o) =
Fl. st 1000 Blanks drawn tobe enlil!cA to a
Ten Dollar prize Zach. :
~. 'rhc drawing will commence in the
City Of New York on the third Tucs1,y in
Aprii next, ard will continue to dr!r 900
Tickets each day Except the la,s, day, when
there will remain 800 to be drawn) until
sIished.
T1cgrrs for sale BY r. GRAY, Bookscl-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, whe,.c all tick
cts sold Ivy him may he examined, AID inlor-
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ing the drawing, free of eXpence Plies IN
the Ball, no-c College Lottery" III he taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also be advance for prizes as soon as drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price q tickets sight det.;::s.
January /. +,
Should the first number, on the l5th-day
of drawing, be either Of tho numi.crs from
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, ilc nc%t
drawn Number mot ore of those nnm!<:sy
shall draw, and be entitled to the 80 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may &c Ara<;;!
10 them previous 10 the 18th day OF drawing
and in the like manner with tickets for The
10Th, 7sth,, and 3Cth days CT drawing; so
thai person with one ticket may drJw> One
Thousand Ticket. !.><lucsrioa- How? An
swer--Suppose Nh. i,l75, is the property
of IL the first drawn nUmoor OIL the l5tt, day
of. drawing, which vii enlitIe II to tic nun
bers from i to $50; and the first drawn nun
Der on tic 2otlt day Of drawing, may be No
rs, which viii eni;tic him 10 the numbers
from Gsi to 500 The first drawn r,,R!ber
ca the @5th day. may be No, SIS, which VII!
2ntillc him 10 the numbers from 2l,COl 70
s2,2 so, inclusive; and the FIRST drawn mum
DER, on the sOtt dEv Of drawing, may be oac
Of the $50 tickets already. drawn, which viii
en,itle him to the numbers from 22.250 TO
-, s0n-Yes, sir. Gnl the thousand ec.e,s
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars |
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Charles Sin,ms,
Thomas Swami,
R. Harrison.
New Tooth Extractor.
Nov. 80.

New FOOth Extractor.
THE subscriber has effected all improve
ment in the instrument for extracting teeth,
by which that opcration is rendered consider
ably less painful, and more sale, than by the
common method, and applies in all cases.
Daring some mnn,hs use of this instru-
mem, t!hv ony one cx ep. bruE's PdrA,
w,:crc tia: will appIy) the. jaw has in Ito ill.,
stance been injurcs!, nor tie gum torn lor Ia.
ceratc,.l f...
Persons who chusc it, attended at their
homes as Asual. apply lower end Of Prince
street to
Oh: Douglas>A
Intending to. apply for patent, it canpSts
be seen for examination stprcsent.
d. ccmer28 eo3m
To be Rented jot>a le' ~ Of years.
s~HAT valuable tract Of Land, called
4 PRESTON, situate On the WasbiD ton and
Acxard,i il turnpike road. at the Junction OF
lou" mh,e creek and Potomac river, and dis
tunt two miies from Alexandria, three from
Washington and Eve from George own
| mere aIe upon the premises = two story
dwelling, house, containing six rooms and
passage with a.kilchen, carriage house, sta
h!cs, sc. 4 large, handsome aud highly ma
in ed garden, Of 1T least ten acres, IN high
STATE Of cultivation, and l4,ciy laid of by m
experienced sar,'cncr, AL orchard containing
several hundred pear, ptamo, cherry and
daason trees, with English walnut, Ounce
and mu berry trees, and slso upwards Ut six
hundred apple trees. and TIVE " three hua.-
cred peach lrscs, selected with care from tho
Las, nurseries, ard all in full bearing. Tho
snuuAl avctage product of the apple orchad
alone i, estimated at so barrels This tract
contains abeat leo acres OF land, aconssdsra.
biz p TT whereof has been manuree md so"n
with clover seed The stores af,avtl tlst' aud
Wild fowl, and one ortwo gond Gshing lant'
ing,. Inc situation is healthy, elevated ARD
pl ,asant, ia full view OF three towns, and 10
well ralcuM,ed Tor place of public enter
Uaricnl. Immediate possession iaay be had
and ti,e terms w. &c maze Known upon APP
1ica,:on to 81
Frances Alexander:
T.,,,.,ry-oy .f..., -. q. - - cMf
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TO RENT,

~ Nk1N A.
A handsome convenient two story BIek
Dwelling House, with out houses complet,,
and garden situateon Patsck between King
and Prince streets. -, .&
To-. LHS0, G.. 49,.
A convenient two story Frame House q
the,Mail. Apply to !, +
Z IEaac Chiffon.
|, Janusry Is. Z, u -, - 49, +
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IRIS, N"WM.. DENENNy,
: ITCH CURED.

= Lees Sovereign Ointment Ior the Itch; 2
certain cure By once using; Hamilton. l.o-
zenges a; Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs; the
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Huniiton's Es-
sence Of Mustard, for the Rheumatism /;
Tooth.Ache Drops; H%milton's Grand Re-
storative for Debility. :
~ TAKE NOTICE.-Thst limitations
Of tho above medicines are for sale in this
sown--sthercfore please to apply only to JUS.
Kennedy, sen. Bookseller, King-strect, Alexa.
who has long been sole agent for the salc'e
the genuine preparations. As further secu--
rity az ainst imposition, each. genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature of
Hannah Lee,
WIDOW Qfs4e tate Proprietor
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Les. than . Ia blanks to prize subject
TO deducsiod OF IS per cent Prizes paya-
bIe'3o days after The conclusion OF the draw
ing. :.
os TIVE ANNEXED rRIzEs. ..
Isl drawn No. 10Th Ga, Of drawing, entitled
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>Cll: Douglas

*C1l: UOuglaS>\
Intending to. apply for patent, 1t canpSt,
be seen for examination 1t present.
d. ccm,er % e03m
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VIPG INA l. EGI ISL FUR E.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Dec. 20.

The house resumed the consideration oil
report from the committee appointed t.
examine into the causes of delay OF business
in the court Of appeals, which was in pos
session Of the house when it adjourned yes
terday, which report was read in the fol-
lowing words
The ceumittee who were appointed to
Enquire into the causes of delay in the ad-
ministration of justice in the court Of APP
peals, have. according to order, investi
gated that business as well as thsy were
able ia the short period of time within
which it was necessary to make their re-
port.
Your committee find that it very often
happens at the beginning of the different
terms, that sufficient number OF the ludg-
es do not attend to constitute. a court, and
that considerable delays are thereby occa-
stoned. Whether this arises from causes
which the judges cannot control, or from a
eensurable neglect of an imPerious duty,
your committee cannot undertake TO deter
mine but your comrai:iee feel prepared to
say that If the judges were by lsw compel
ed to reside in Richmond, the delays from
this source might, in a great measure, be
removed.
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Mobile, Nou. Is, 1910.
CAPT. E. r. Gaines.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL,

The course which the contest between
Napoleon and these powers has taken, and
the time which has elapsed since he openly
declared his designs against Spain, have
bafa-d the calculations Of the friends of
France, and disappointed the expectation
Of the we'll wishers of the patriotic cause
throughout the world. 1t was thought by
the parlizaus of Bonaparse, when his
forces were combined into one terrific
phalanx, he would descend from the Ply,
renees like mountain iorrenE-that the car
Of the conqueror would be borne over fields
Of victory, and stained with the blood Of
thousands. Bat the war has cost him, tens
of thousands OF lives, and the conquest is
more distant than ever. Those hc is en-
deavosing 70 subdue, derive new courase
from oppression, and seem resolved 10 sur
render their country only with their lives.
Amid these scenes of desolaion, hovSyer,
Napoleon is too prudent to appear III per-
son. Alarat fell a victim TO the merited re-
vtnge of heroine; and
Perhaps some arn s'ere lucky than tie
rest,
hight reach his heart, and free the
worla from bondays."
Till the opening of the Spanish revolu
ton, Napoleon had ,riumphcd over. the
chan,cs Of war in the language Of the elo
ouen. Oj,iIyie, I" tortune has stood upon
her wheel at his command - bu> the god
dess is not always to obey him. Has Moore,
Nelson & Abercromblz fal-n, when fight
ing gloriously for the liberties, even the ex
is.ence Of their country, and shall Ae who
has desehti9n" embiazoned on bis shield,
who has shed more blood than would
: buoy thu host OF Xerxes," shall he re-
main pnhort by the arms of millions whom
his crimes have reused to vengeance? If
Bonapar,c, however, is destined 70 lice but
short tine longer, he Will co,nplcat the
conquest of Northern Europe, and Eng
land alone can prevent the aubjugat'on OF
the world. In her situation and naval
strength We con6ds. But can it be the in
tsrest Of America to join her already too
powerful assailant, and strive to demo!isb
the bulwark which preserves mankind from
slavery? If we must, as a lying faction
declares, either be "devoured by the Gallo
Eagle, or cozeer unaer its 7oinss," let Us
not be guilty of political suicide. Let US
Nqnd for our comtrYs .glory fast,
dud nalhfr coi0rs to the mast."
Tray Gazette.
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Your eornmittss, also kndr that aaal
fruitful source Of delay, IS the inssrfvfrs
of o,htr courts during the sittingi bfH
court of appxals. The inserfrreBce and con-.
stquent delay-ef dizziness ilfa The court 0is
appeals, is peculiarly injurious at and da-
ring the October session, when DoelesSthaR
three courts are occasionally sitting at the
same time in the capitol, TO wit: the court
Of appeals, the circuit court OF the UnNed
STATES, and the general court, while thst
same set of lawyers do the business IN All
these courts, TO accommodate whom, pros
duces the most griesous delays,
Your committee have also'examined inc
the number of causes tricdfat the dH-seus
terms for the last twelve months, and have
ascertained that in March Fast, when the
court sits by law twrn;y four days, nias
argued causes were tried. and ih.tas April
term which continues !orty Hour days, Tin.
argued cases wsre tried, and that at Oc~
tober term, which continues fifty nTe dayss
twenty three causes were tried. amounting
in all at three terms aboys2 TO aix.y FOUR
argued causes.
probable that the amin s;tirs which have
sprung up bstween ~ If the Judges wh!ef
is too notorious not 10 b. generally known.
has b-eu another ard fruitful source Of de-
lay. How far thsss aniniositics have gfsses
we ans unable to a. iertninr. nor can We
say that they have assumed such $ shape IS
to merit either censure ar a CONSTITUTIONAL
enquiry into the conduct Of the said jalge
IS.
Resolved, therefore. as The opinion og
this COMMITTEES, Tha; the said judges oughe
to reside in the city OF Richmond, thai the
( number enould be augmented to 6yr. anaG
| the lsngth o. their session Should DC en,
erased, and thar the interference al a.:id.
sessions with other courts oueth &c os geay
moved as far 70 pra t;cpb .,
| Ordered, That the SAID rsporG arsS rss,s-
luton bs laid up7s Die 'b!~,
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OUR SOUTHERN FRONTIER.

The following is an extract OF letter from
gentleman of high respectabiiity and
intelligence in the Mississippi territory,
dated Nov. %. 1t has been calculated
that governor Claiborne would reach
Matches on the goth; SO thai we may
expect, at an early day, to receive infor-
ma,ion Of the manner in which he has
been able to execute his Instructions Ia
taking possession Of the territory West
of the Perdido., Nat. Mte9.
/" Enclosed YOU will rer-ive copy Of a
letter from Don Vincent Foch, governor Of
the Floridas, by which you will perceive
that our trade ia this quarter is released
from the burdens under which it has
heretofore been oppressed.
+" We are annoyed with another Burr
project against the Spaniards. Ii is headed
by Mr. Kemper of Baton Rouge, and a
MIR. Kennedy, a lawyer Of this place
They have inveigled many Of Our unin-
formed citizens across the national bounda-
ry, where they have few days since rails
ed their standard, and are preparing to at
tack the town of Mobile"
SIR,
IN conformity to the wishes of the
government OF .hs United States, as ex
pressed BIZ their secretary at war in his
letter, copy .of which YOU have presented
to ms, and in consequence of Ne goeiations
which I have every reason to believ5 are
now pending between bis catholic maiesty's
and your government, which sm fully
persuaded, will speedily place the Flpridas
in the possession Of the lasler; hereby
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-27
Jacob Hoffman.
James Harris
Co Notices
December 81

a LII those that became purchasers 81
( 4 the sale of the estate of Mary Sosnnle,s
deceased, E9W take ncfice thar THAR notes
became due on the fifth Of this month. yfia
is to give notice that shal! attend al rni, sax
court house the first day of next February
court, at which tine AID place hope ali
those concerned wil attend and discharge
their notes without mourning more ccs;, as
all the notcS Of deIinquenas en lh.t Slay viii
be put into the hands Of an egiccr Cor coIles-
ton.
James S, Ferguson, Ey'5,
Yes 20. 80 sawsws