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NEW PUBLICATIONS

yuyt reccived for sale by the sss'cr:se''
illustrations OF Shakespear, by Mrs. L.
lex. ;.
The Parents Assistant. or Stories ~
Children, by Maria Edsworth.
Letters and Reflections, OF the An:ttii'
Field Marshal Prince &c Ligae, by Madam
dc Slacl.
Hut,on's Arithmetic and Bookkeeping
70 The Yankee in London.
Murray's Spellins-Book, neat small Ne''
York edition. 40, E...
Pinkerton's Collection ofVoyagcs & liz
vels, first number is ready fer delivery "
subscribers. ,..r..
A few sets of Cer.sbs and Or. BucH Anan'
celebrated Sermon. called the " Star IN III
East" may be had of
James Kennedy, Sen
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Notice is hereby given

To the Stockholders etfthe Bank Of Alexandria,
TIA all election will he held at the court
house in this town, on the third Monday in
Jan"ary next, for the purpose Of chusins nins
Directors for the ensuing year agreeably to
charter.
by order Of the President and Directors,
Gu,den Chaplin, Cah.
December l9. cote
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December 5,

10 be hired fsr the enjuing year,
Eight or ten valuable NEGROES, belong
ing to the Preston estate, consisting of men
women, and girls among them good cook
washer and ironer, and several good houE-
servants. y
Frances Alexander, Adm'x.
December. II. eoSw
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JUST RECEIVED, -.
For sale ONLY by JAMES KENNEDY,se Sen
King street,
The following highly valuable Medl-
cines,
Price dollars per bottle.
DR.. 7ebb's Natures ReHo.atlue,
TEST RECEIVED,
A BALshMIC CORDIAL.

DR.. 7ebbs Natures RsaoTati1e,
BALsAMIC CORDIAL.
THIS cordial SO Justly celebrated through
out Great Britain and the continent OF Eu-
rope, for,its superior efficacy in the curing
ali disorders excited by nervous irritablliy,
as well as tn complaints of complete debility,
whether arising from irregularities OF llvine,
lonp continued residence in warm climates
Incorporate pursuits ofexcessive pleasures
or that destructive habit of incmsiderate youth
which brings Oh so premsturely the inkrni-
ties of old age. 49,
Inremovlng pulmonary affections, asthmas
and all disorders of the lungs, 1t Is the most
powerful remedy ever yet found, and the relief
it has afforded even in the last stage OF con-
sumptions, is without aparallel; with regard
to its efficacy in this bancfui, and unfortunate
ly the pre- vailins disorder in this country ICON
sumptionl its superiority is such as to have
supplanted every other medicine.
Those who in advanced lite feel the cOnse
,quences of youthful excess, will lind them
selves restored to health and strength, and all
these melancholy symptoms removed, which
arc the general effects OF such causes.
In short, animated by the uniform success
this invaluable cordial has experienced In Eu-
rope, the thousands it has renovated. when
benoing under the pressure Of nervous, con
sumptive or hypochondriacal disorders lmany
tested proofs Of which from cminentiy dis
unguished persons in this quarter OF the GLOBE
are now in the possession of the proprietor
here, some few of which are herein published
have determined. the introduction OF 1t into
this continent, where its ethcacies must soon
become SO priced as to make it considered a
beneficcnt remedy not TO be dispensed with
bly, those who are anxious to preserve or &C
qui.e th,ir health.
The chief ingredient of this cordial Is a
pant whose rare and precious salutary virtues
were we'll known to the Ara6lans during the
9Th and g.h centuries, when that people shonc
conspicuous over all the nations OF the Wor!u
for their leaving and skill in eradca'ing
banef,l diseases incident to the human frame,
renovating infrmity to v;gor, and restoring
the sickly TO sound and rosy health, and which,
as known at this time 10y their descend ants,
and used and experienced as the most soVe-
reign remedy for dccayed constitutions, and
every species of nervous disorders. This &C.
lebrated restorative plant has also been high
ly estimated for ages past, amongst the most
enlightened nations of Greece, and consider
ed by those wise inhabitants as one CT the flrs,
of their blessings.
This cordial is also rich and fine in favor
most grateful to the palate, and the most en-
livening to the spirits OF my yet offered 10 the
public.
March Il.
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.5o5 Acres of Land for Sale.
December ~.

T WISH TO SELL the above qusntity Of
4 LAND, situated near the road leading
tro:n Georgetown TO Alexandria, and about
an equal distance from each town.
This property is fully one half covered with
wood, which will render it an advisable pur.
chase, on the terms that will sell it.
George H. Terrett, Esq. will shew the
land to any gentleman who wishes to see it,
pd will give the necessary information.
!. George H. Chapman.
December s.. 2aV
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A List of Letters
Remaining in the PosT.orFIcE, Alexandra
Columbia, December 81, 1899.
- 4. -
Mrs. Alexander Andrew Addison; Geo
Atkinson Philip Alexander; Samuel ARM
strong; Charles Ashe |; James. & John Aus
tin Walker Il. Armstead.
a 80 u. o.. =
Josiah Bivinham; William Burgess; VIM.
Ball, 2 john Banker, 2; Allen Bulford +,
= George Beall; Patsey Burton; Geo. Bush;
Robert BAIL; Mrs. Bell.
ill., C.
Rebeccah Cenrad Josiah Cleveland; Will
liam Cotton, 2 Jane Clark; William Ca
ton; Margaret Coats Sally Carter; Chris
topher Carlisle; James Carter Robert W..
Carter; Riehsrd Croake; William Cook /;
Doctor John Cumming Joseph Comarque :;
Monsieur Concect, 2.
Sampson Darrell; Clement b. Darrell
James Davies, ? Charles Davis Benjamin
Dodd; Philip Dsgens.
F..
George W. EarnonuS-
F.
Riehord Fitzhush; Frances Fitzhugh =
John Franklin Lewis Fisler Daniel For
sic.
George GRAY; John Cooling, 2; George
, Gray ha1w; Edward Gilpen,; John GilmouT;
Robert Gunnell Asa fitzpatrick; Mlly Ger
nous.
Fanny Hook; Rebecca Hanson; George
" Hunter; John iIeiskcl,, 5 ; Charles Hol-
Ii,lay Forbes Haig; MARY Harris !; John
hews.
Ann O. Jenifcr; Joseph Janncy; Dennis
n. Johnston Mrs. Margaret Jones, =
Walter Jones, 5; Michael Jardo; Elisha
Jewell.
Il.
Ulysses Kinscy Benjamin. killey, ?.
E5enezcr Lounsburg. 2; Master Francis
. J. Lee Richard Lashem +. Latour, MIR.
Lowering Worthington Luke Sponsor LII
nard; William La:imer, jun. alexander J.
LAWRENCE I; RiciardLeonad.
NJ
Lewis Morris Margaret McCartF Eli
iah Martin, ,; Air. Morris; VIM. Moore
James ID. Moore James Mccoy; George
Munroe Elizabeth Morcrop; Moses Mic
dleton Hugh Mclaughlin.
Captain David Otis; Mrs. Mary Owes
Monsieur Philippe John Parker.
Captain Job Potter thomas Powers; J.
Z. Foster.
Doctor Nanus Rowcn; Reid and Crnas-
dell Charles Robinson knatius Radcliffe
james Risen.
Christopher Soo1t; George Summers, 2;
D. Steauart; William ShePerd, 2, Josep
Spear Richard Shanklin George SswclI.
s.
Syrus Simpson; Inscrh Shove. 9 !; Mar"
'Shotwell /; Captain L. p. Smith John Smit-
ty.
t.
John Tracy; Eliza Talbot Charles Tur-
"; Thomas Trusty L. +. TschiEely.
John Vogul.
William Waters; Captain William Will
son; Richard Wallack Richard Williams
George Whittengton; John Westco:t, Jun.
Robert Wright Elizabeth Wilds; John l..
!Winslow Rd.. Watson; Matilda White.
George Gilpln, p. NJ.
January 2. cost
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ORPHANS Court,

AIsnanaric County, Dec. Term, 1909.
ordered, That the administrator OF Joseph
Harper, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week Tor
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zctte.
Teste.
Ala yAFoa~o perJctar
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10 deduction Of IS per cent. fIizeS FaMS
HE. 60 days after the conclusion OF the dra'N'
ing. 3
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
list drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entl,s s
toSl.OoJ
LET do. 9Th do. $50 Tickets fire.,
No. | to No. $50, inclusive, i
~. do. 10th do. $50 do. from u"
a5l to 500, inclusis
,st da. 25th do. $50 do. from NJ
" 22,col to 22.25o, inclusis,;
LEI do s9th do. $50 do from Ne
s2,esl to 22,5oO, inclusi,:
LET do. s5,h DO. Ca:h, $4,000 do,ai
lst do. 40,h 90. 1000 I
LIST do. 4Sth 90. ''uon
Fis, 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled e :
Ten Dnlarprizc each, :
8: ;, The drawing will commence H. Is
Civ Of New York OF the third ur@'"y
Aoril next, and will continue to drew q
Tickets each day Except the last cay, "Ac
there will remain 800 10 DC a'"""' NV
finished.
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where a.! n,
c,, sold by hin, may be examined, ard mo
NATION OBJ, siasd respecting the Lcl:ery ay'
in. tho drawing, free OF expence r'ne'
The baltimore College Lottery will be usa
E, their full value for Tickets IN tiis LoiieN
and The difference paid in cash Cash VI
also be advance' for prizes as soon 90 cra'. -,
a, moderate discount.
Present price ofrickets eight dollars.
January. 80,
Should the first number, on the 18th az.
of drawing, be either u the numbers ir6|t
to $50, inclusive, then, IN that case, the hex
drawn number mot one Of those nrmbebl
shall draw, and be entitled ts the $50 ncses
with the prizes and blanks that may DC draw
to them previous to the 18th day OF drawing
| and in the like manner with tickets Tor i.,
10Th. 2stil, and Soth days OF drawing; =
that person with one ticSct may draw OK
Thousand Tickets! Question How? A.
swer-Suppese No. lll75, is the proF;q'
Ct Il Tie first drawn numbsr OH tho i5'hdf
of drawing, which viii entitle II TO the nun
;,ers from to $50; and the first drawn Nun
Der on tho goth day Of drawing, may he NJ
rs, which will en,itle him TO the numbeH
from IS! to 500 The first drawn nun!'n
on the 2slh day. may be No. SIS, whl' WI
cnti,le h;m to The numbers from 22,COl
2o.25o, inclusive and the FIRST drawn nun
| Der, on tho 5Oth day of drawing, may be o.
of the $50 tickets already drawn, which vi
en,i,e him to the numbers from e $50
e2.5OO--Ics, sir, and the thousand ucSs
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lo,924 Prizes,
24,o76 Blanks,

Less than 2 IA blanks to prize; suCt;l
10 deduction Of IS per cent. Prizes Pay. /
ble. 60 days after the conclusion OF the drSl
ing.
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
list drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, ents
O NJ,
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IaWralon & FoWIc,

is TEMPORARY residence, (tal their tate Store
can b. rebuilt, J haze taken a Store on Union
street and Merchants Wharf, formerly occn',
t,ied By H. Henderson s. Co.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee,
200 boxes Mould Candles
20 chests Hyson, Young Tyson and
Imperial Teas,
so hhds. retailing Molasses
sca.ex black and colored Sarscenetts
and Senchaws
5 cases Nutmegs and Cloves
SO barrels and 50 halt barrels Boston
Beef
800 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankcens
5000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushels coarse and fine Liysrpoos
Salt.
September e. g.sssse
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Twenty Dollars KesO@(a.

s.
a BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 7th OF last
month, a .1aa whose name - X AiFH, "a
wears oface, between black and yellow CO.
ior, nearly feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little TO say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, ne no cotton overjacket and, trow-
sers. 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. free
negro man bv name Sambo, living ON judge
Washing,on's estate Mount Vernon, is his
father and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandra, and with little trouble
may be feund.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in washington City or alexandria Iall.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2' d.
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ToCeph Vaudeville,
October Is.

Corner Of King and Fai,faa streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter chests gunpowoer and Imperial
TEA
20 Boxes ditto ditto
20 quarter chests dyson ditto
80 ditto young dyson
20 ditto hvson skin--of the latest fnlsorta-
tons and SUPERIOR quahty.
Is hogslieads and 70 barrels muscovado
sugars
90 kegs madden
10 casksfirst quality Goshen cheese,
pipes old London particular Madeira
5 ditto fine old port
S ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
5 ditto colmenar
20 ditto mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia -
20 cases old medoc claret
ditto vine grave
20 cases Lucca oil
10 bales Orleans and Georgia cotton
10 hogsheads Molasses
Coonac, Bordeaux and peach brandIes
Jamaica, An igua and northern rum
Holland and country GIN
PENNSYLVANIA rye whiskey
Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and halS boxes choice first and
second quality HAVANA Cigars.
Loaf and lump sugars; coffee; chocolate
almonds; mace; nutmegs; cloves; cassia
and cassia buds; pimente; pepper; race and
ground ginger; arnetto; Jesuit's bark; pearl
and common barley indigo; alum copper.
as fig blue; birthstone starch; mar pow
der. Leiper's, CARROTS s. Hamilton's snuff
in bottles and bladders; Macauba and rappee
s sln gunpowder; patent shot asso s
mould shot; bar lead; gun and pistol hints;
writing and wrapping paper; glue deml-
johns; corks /; bed cords; Leading INES;
chewing tobacco, &c. &c. 4
He WILL PURCHASE,
Flaxfeed, and well cleaned Mus
tard Seed.
October Ia .@9
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Bryan IIampson. q 20.

Bryan IIaGnpson. & 20.
Have lust recs;ved and oBerjor sac
10 hhds and so barrels first quality sugar
SO do second quality,
: 10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
mines and tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
20 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
SO barrels New England Rum,
40 sloprime Wkiskey,
~ chests lmperlal,
do Young Tyson lEGS, Of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
4I,SO. the best selected Flour for do.
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Joseph II. Mandevlile

t,SFpI nor S,4LE,
Anoo -,meSa,s ;vo,,aol md Lisbon Salt
;sas,ooI Ia, N sacks
% ha..e 49, Aanscov,do Sugar
= 49, us '',.'> " Az do
Ss',s !. Nv f.r,eans do.
saoo ~ 800, rraen cotrse in hh,s. S bags
90 49,
so0S ~ w. ~ &c ts,,,ye,
% - iossn01 US. n1o,.-7s'
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c., w. Ednlonds.
Patent InEalllble Columbian Oil,

Patent lnfalllble Columbian OH,
a MEDICINE celebrated for its efficacy
in the cure of f" consumptions rheumatism,
pans in any part of the body, colds, coughs,
tooth ache, choIic, external and internal
bruises. sprains, wounds, scaldS, burns and
variety of other Diseases just received and
for sale by -,
Richard H. Little.
Apothccary and Druggist Fairfax street,
one door below,ke corner of King street,
who is appoinsed agent bor this city and
county.
A general assortment of Drugs and Medi-
cincs of the first quality.
Mace, Nutmcgs, Cloves, Pepper, Alspice,
G niger, London Mustard, Alum, Copperas'
Madder saltpetre, Brimstone' Chewing To-
bacco Of superior quality, Spanish segars,
sc. &c.
A variety Of celebrated Patent Medicines.
October Il.
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FOR SALE,

a VALUABLE F ARM, containing far
hundred and fifty acres, lying In me
upper en Of Fauquier county, Va, we'll I'M
proved. nearly half in woods, flnely tinioered
and watercd, well adapted TO the culture OF
wheat and corn With common cultivation
it produces from fifteen TO twenty bushels OF
wheat per acre.
Also, 2o4 acres Of good Turning land, on
James Rivey, lying directly on the road lead
ing from The city of RiShmond to Chariotts
vile. Apply to
c.. w. Edmonds.
NIB. will exchange for property in
Alexandra 5000 acres of good LAID in the
state Of Kentucky, the title indisputable,
O.. w. E.
October 9. DIV
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@ Gool5 foy sac.

The subscribers administrators of William
kENNEAR. deceased, will offer for So lej at
public auction. OH the 25th of this month,
at the store house, in Kulpepper county,
lately occupied by the deceased; the stock
OF Goods oh hand, consisting OF
Il yaluable and 7ueN selected assortment If
Goods, & a few Groceries
Together with all the
Houhold AID Kitchen Furniture be
longing to fad estate.
En-55@ The terms Of sale tor the dry goods
and furniture VIII be- Cash Tor all sums un
der FIVE dollars, and nine months credit for
all sums exceeding FIVE do!ars--the purcha-
ser giving bond with approves security and
three months credit Oh the groceries, with
bond and security.
The Subscribers wIN Rsat
The dwelling Louise and store mousse occu-.
pied by The deceased at the time OF his death,
until the first of January next al which time
it may be had for a longer period, from J.
A. w. Smith, agent for Mr. John Janney.
All perfons indebted to the estate OF
William Kennear, deceased. are requested
to make payment without delay to William
Ward, OH: Of the administrators and ali
those having claims against the estate will
please present their accounts to him legally
proven for payment; as the administrators
are determined to step their administering
account as soon as possible
The sale the above mentioned property
will commence at ten O'Clock, A. M on the
aforesaid day, and continue from day to day
until the whole of the property is sold
John A. w. Smith,
William Ward.
AaaunistratoTS.
October Is.
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Sa!ss at Vs~ans.

.rery Tuesday and Friday.
ID WlLI RE SOLD !
!. ycndoe Store, corner OF Prince anu
ul' Water street..
v.,;,,, ef DRY capds, Grssfr's'. GO g
a 80. .;erlsrs ofwhich viii be expressed ~
F ;.ss of the day-All kinds OF gooas
q -. pD arc on limitation and the prices h "
T aih are established, can at any tltne ~
tnlca g, sa5ourchased atthelowest limltatsoes
'na p. C.. Marstc!ler. v.sn.
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ANTHONY RHODES
.RINcE-sTaxEY,
HAS FOR Sk z,

FACTORY COTTON Yarp Of various
Il numbers Tor weaving and knitting, "A.
mericsn Ginghsms, Stripes, CAan,srays,-
Beddeking. Slirting, Shee,ius and Dsper&,
else Cotton Threads, ct various colors, all at
factory Observation-Disclosures Cheese, Pota-
toes, cyder and Apples, by the barrel,
Beef and fierrings. per hasrel, Mould & dip.t
Candies, per hos, Sugar, per barrel, Cufsat
Wine, Yer barrel, Cotton, per bale, Goa, Sc
Cottoi 1aadkerchiefs, per bale OF piece--aL
30 nuu.ber Of Rkods+4 Island tailt Moses
Boats Mems and Wonens Shoes, and Gre.
eeries a. usual. - ., -.
Janaary 9. l...s-..,... GO
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O. Printing in all its variety,
neatly executed nj this Office.
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Filming Landings to Let.
The fubfcrlber wifhes to let

The Gubfcriber wifhes to let
his sun,ry FISHING HANDBAGS, Tor
short term of years. viz
The two on each side the Warburton Polnt'
or Fort Wharf. the one nearly adjoining at
the meadow barrs; the Piscataway Cliff Land
ing, aid the old seine Landing near to It
TO save trouble to applicants his terms are
500 dollars Per year for those above 1.-THE
Swan Harbor Landing being engage tose-
Their with the full use of the Warehouse ana 8
or 4 other out houses, saving to himself the
cellar under the brick dwelling, and the lock-
ed up room at the end ofthe large warehouse
and other condiions-for winch houses lie
has been offered, exclusive OF the hshenes,
200 dollars per year The wharf landings,
and eourGniencies, clean shores, aud use OF
.pasturage, are not equalIed by any onthe 70
tomac river.
Thomas Dlggs.
August S. u1t
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rn1cR 4 nahLARs so CENTS.

PRICE 4 DOLLARS az CENTS
Rules and Regulations Tor tic Field EXer-
kse and laneuyros of the French Infantry,
asuso August Isl, i79l; and the SlaHGu-
&rrs sdded, which have been. since adopted
the emperor Napoleon, ALSO, the Ma
sleuyles oI the Field Artillery, with lntan-
iy. By Col lrenee Amelot de Lacroax, lace
lnef Of Brigade in the French service. In
lhree volumes, the tntrd volume consisting
Rfpiates
The principal part of this work has been.
translated from Ereneh 10 Eng'lshs by lAeat.
Fol. Macdonald, lnthe service ot>his EEltan-
pick majessy. Col de Lacroix has not only
Ryailed h@seif of Macilonaid's TRANSACTIONS
Put has retlned the principal theories, With
pinch Col NJ mas, enriched his work, espe-
fialy bis comparison Of the French tactics
RRlth the Piusslan, and, the principles OF the
fhhtrent nations with the English because
fhSSe valuable notes are sufficient Tor such
f}Mparisoas, aud are in point. Col DE l..
saaas augmented those notes.
HE introduction OF Col. de Lacfoix, Work
EEll direct the attention of the young Amen
Fans TO the study OF learned tactics, the re-
Pun OF experience, and enable them to obtain
lac precision desirable in the warrior, tor
'tnsy must be convinced that good officer
NlOrms GOOD soldier, and that the expert
sMe oil ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
asr VIII perform his duty correctly, when he
SFell commanded.
"a > A. -
4 SAT the end Of the second volume OF this
"OsA,Coi Dc Lacroix has added the maliou-
~ Of the field artillery with the infantry,
..OfS'As to the French principles. It's not
ssNesSary to.layish praises on the advantage
moving this laundering arm with the same
as.iy ans CELEBRITY as the line. Europe Is
ds Ss 9 convinced and confesses it. He has adj
80 riates, which demonstrate those manGu-
80 20 essential to the great operations O
shem. SA - N'''o's 49,
en- sol de Laeroix has Judged italso exPedi-
ms ~ y add 10 his book some new adoptes
n o ss which have been put in practice
r. s ia advantage in the face Of an enemy
no. "uShce the value of this work is the oni.
~sa.s Could induce him to augmentits size
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selss at Vsndss. a,,,
j ,.r VI, TUESDAY and Frleay'
J cYciJ MIL BE SOLD

,,..a"e Store, corner Of Prince anu
4 INC Water streets. -.
r,,;.,, If DRY Goods. srosar':'' .s s g.
Vsrs'1 = (which will be expressed N
Pariculss''t be day--An kinds OF sooas
be blls y ~ limitation and the prices y
|fAich al sS0i,rchased at thelowest Limitation
Ino prices D G. Marstellers v. N.
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. Pubic Gale.
August s.

On SATURDAY next, at half past eleven
O'Clock, will be sold, 1T rhe Gucr Of the m
s,an-Queeu tavern, on a credit OF 4 months,
four valulble Horses, VIZ.
Three WORK HORSES OF The first Qna :
Hty and noteu saddle and running horse caii-
Cd WIZ. "A negotiable note with good
endorser will be required.
John Hodgklns.
August s.. oo'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-08
Negro DANIEL,

Aged about,z4 or IS years. a ]9'aeAs"-1 -
by trade, and inferior to none OF his coieut n.
that occupation belonging to the suoscrioer
in Fairfax county, near Centerville' having
behaved i'll towards his master he is, Tor tha'
reason. offered fol- SALE.
HE'S now in Fairfax Jail where he may De
seen and. the terms made known,
Coleman Bro1on.
July IS.