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ARMY OF TALT.

~
report made to the General In Chief,
Bruno, by the lieusenant-general, Du-
pont.
HHAD-QuARrEns, at AzoLu, Dec. 6.
6attk ysaerdey took pl0ee at Marea-
. ~. TIE 'e/uh Of 7cbieb a0as fortunate for
1De French army. The dsGgn eftbe<nemy
. .oai get baDS6Toa Of that important bsa,
4 ~ aoas a bridge on the Ogho, and
.eea 10 urn the beIftiou Of fbetr0ots, qobieb
xuaraed that river, to its mouth, and to
~ V tbe communication offbe rigbf 4viag
1 .sD C0sa Maggiere, and The corps Of
.'4sss'' 7Obieb 1 had On The rigbt bank ef
10e 70. To eovey bis deGgu,, be had eoL
e, at Cecilia, rvood proper far the can
[,xe,'0H Of bridge, and be had united,
In roe Jane syeH, doatsneay Tore d Or
To- ~. ao'ere be aUjSed TO fx orr attention.
Ia" ayp.Gfien, Of aobieb / 4uas informed
y8jaa9fM rx3o,t, esald only be rega,4<d
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Alexandrla Aduertzser.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY rs.
COW POX.

ExtraH az a letter fyom DR.. Lettssm, Of
London, to Dr.. Barten, Of Bofon.
Vaccine incubation is becoming more
and more general in England, and on the
European continent about Is, 900 have
had the difeafe, if diieaie it canbe termed,
without any cafe of fatality, and about
5000 have been inoculating again with the
common fmall pox, without conveying any
difeafe; 70 that probably foon no other
than the COW pox will be adopted here
/ imagine fatal cafe will never occur
as there is rarely more than one puRule.
Fran a late London P0bey.
In the beginning of the French revo-
luton couple of Democratic Taylors,
the oracles of the neighbouring beer-houfe,
had long been in the habit of directing the
politics Of all the broken fhop-keepers,
thinkers, BARRIERS, COOLERS, prentice boys,
&c. OF the difriet. IT'S faid one of them
fuperintended the publication of a jacobin
newfpaper: be this as it may, thefe two
worthy citizens hearing how furprifngly
T. Paine, the fay maker, had fucceeded
in France, became enAamed with the like
glorious ambition to be admitted of the
French convention and regenerate the
world. In order to realize this brilliant
idea, having by hyperion dexterity in their
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and every hnai1 article they could End.
and the brig of all the fpare fails, every
piece OF rigging but what was rove, every
block, and as much proviGon as they
Pleaied. Captain R. failed in COMPANY
with the fchr. Hope, capt. Tyler, of
Newbaryport, who was treated in the
fame manner.
Sspokeat Sea, Jan. 9th 1901, hip Gren-
vile, capt. Cummings, from the Bay of
Honduras, bound to London, Il DAYS
out.
Ship Duke of Richmond, capt. Prock.
ter, do. do.
Parted with the fchr. Hope, capt. Ty-
Ter, January z4th. January z6, lpoke the
ichooner Hope, capt. Shackelford, in lat.
81, 10, long. Fl, 20, from Cape Francois
bound to Charleiton.
LII Of american veOsl, Leff at Kingston,
zvben THE H.p< FAILED.
Ships, Harmony, Coffin, of Porrfnouth
Bettey, Jones, Portland; Mary,
Philadelphia Experiment, Willburn, N.
York Alexandria, NJ 'Intoih, Portland,
juf arrived.
Brigs,lAaive, S. Lavering, Alexandria,
put back in diareis after being at fea IS
days; Brothers, Towers, Alexandria
Suckey, John Millbery, Bay Honduras
Thomas Pinckney, M Ierel, New Y ork
Polly, Lincoln, do; Richard, M'Kennes.
90. jaft arrived; Pallas, Fiogg, Portf-
mouth; suckey, N. Brown, Salem,
prize, cargo condemned, venel and adven-
lures cleared, but on appeal granted to the
captors; Suckey, Bunce, New York.
Sch'rs, Hannah, Fullerton, PhIladel-
phia; Atlantic, Glaizer, do. Indultry,
Treaferthing, Portfmouth, jaif arrived;
Polly, Clark, Bottom; Success, Miles, do.
Glide, Brock, New London; Polly, Maj.
fey, Baltimore.
Sloops, Hero, Boardman, Newbery-
Port Aurora, Littlefield, Charlel}on;
George, Montague, Hartford; Beaver,
Weeks, Warrington.
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20. tue command OF cath, they
embarked in the packet for Calais, where
they landed in great ityle, and Immediate
~ proceeded to the mott frequented ia
vern: here, without knowing word Of
French, they began to fwagger and fruit
about with all the airs Of fancied impor-
tance-You waiter-here, damn your bo-
dsy' you ioupmaigre Ton of bitch, let's
have half dozen Of Champagne and oct
us good difh of ortolans-quick, and be
damn'd to you-Tout-a-Pbeu,e+. cries thu.
wai1er-What's that you iay Sir. Two
Iaylors! Do you know who you talk
TO! You Internal fcoundrel, do you mean
TO iniuit Noblemen-Tout -Pbeurx, cries
the waiter again, with mott figni6cant
grin. The noblemen began to look a.
ghait, POUNDS! brother Snip, cries Cab
oage' thefellow knows US; let's go iome-
where e!te. They Immediately repaired
TO another tavern, where unfortunately
nearing the fame words, Tout- -Fbeu,r.
echoed IN different parts of the houie-tht.
devils IN the people, fay Snip, they Ger
family fnoke US; the people Of France arr
too damn'd knowing, we had better re-
! turn home. No fooncr faid than done
they decampcd Immediately and embark
ed in the fame packet they arrived in:
unluckily for their political Importance
the ftory of their adventures in Calais get
ting into circulation, whenever they ven
tured to harangue in the beer houfe, eve
ry body laughed at them: Nay, for iome
time after the very children perfecuted Them
as they walked the areets with, Taxt-a-
Pbeare-this made them 70 completely a.
fhan'ed of their folly, that they renounc-
ed politics forever, curied Tom Paine,
and at laf difcovered that more was to be
got by cabbaging in their proper vocation,
than by attempting to regenerate man
kind.
This in EnglG means directly.
From the FEDERAL GAznr1s.
CT The Editors are requefed by the
hon. ]. H. Nicholfon, to give place to the
following letters. He alto deGres fuch
editors as have copied the debates from
this paper, to give them publicity alto.
February 3, 1901.
SIR,
IN an explanation made by me on the
refolution to renew the fedition law, was
interrupted and contradieted by you in
terms which, although not very di2inefly
heard, did not appear calculated to convey
meaning at which l could take offence;
but in the report made by the Photographer,
terms are introduced, as having been ufed
by you, which are extremely grating to
my feelings, and which convey meaning
that Aatter myfelf you did not intend
to convey. The contribution of which
your words are fulceptible, is, that you
meant to charge me with uttering falie-
hood. Ifthis was not your intention, and
/ cannot think it was, am perluaded you
will have the candor to fay 70.
! am, fir,
Your obedient fervant,
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doe 70 your pes1ohAl ch3fssk3ef = - *
honor and truth, or to the good manners
which ought to regulate my own conduef
MY expreflions may not have been fufT;e;.
entity guarded, but meant to fay notb;n.
more than that you had fallen into a nit
take as to the facts. The precile term
which / ufed l do not recollea: bur :
think they were theie: Sc The eentlemar
is miitaken; the fact was the very revere.,s
have the honor to be, FL,
Your obedient fervant,
ROBERT G. HARPER
MIR. NICHOLSON.
When John Boyle lone fthe tranil.tors
Of the Bible, in the reign of James IT, wa.
young tfudent at Cambridge, he receiv.
ed from the learned DR.. Whitaker, three
rxle. for avoiding thoEe di}empers which
a'ualiy attend fedentary lie, to which he
aoiiered with equal conRancy and fuccsis.
lit. Study always itanding.
I'd, Never fudy in window. s
90. Never 60 TO bed with wet feet.
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PHILADELPHIA. February !,

PHILADELPHIA, February 10.
Arrived, barque Refolution, Giddens,
Portsmouth, N. HVnelhire ichr. Phebe
Ann, Culver, Norfolk.
The above are<hs veflsls reported be-,
low in our lait.
The capture ofthe brig Pamela, by a
Ilench Prlvateer, as mentioned in yeGer-
Gays Gazette, is Guppofed to be withou.
foundation, as the owners have intelligence
Of contrary nature.
ohlp Iouifa, late Hoggard, of this
port, arrived off Leghorn,, from Gibral-
Tar tar and was forbid entering by the Bri-
tim, by whom the port was blockaded-
Inc Louiia is hPpoled to have proceeded
to Naples.
:, The brig. Sea Nymph, M'Keevor taken
~ June lait, BY \ britifh privateer, and
oe1led INFO Liibon, from thence to Glib
'alter' was acquitted, veHel and cargo.
WILMINGTON, IN. c. February {.
on Friday laft arrived here from Maj
.au' New Providence, the chr. Liberty,
. .s w. M'Kerrells who came through
~. .,s worth Welt paaage in company with
s 'cnr. Intrepid, John Allifon, matter,
S1m TO Warrington, N. c. Captain
a. q; herreli faw large copper bottomed
!. on ihore, on the North Wet end OF
W bahamas, between Wood and Seal
- after many attempts he approach
g. near az to difcover Wrecker along
S, e.. % her, in confequence he declined any
'1net attempt to afford her his afliftance
c,r u' = MONDAY laf arrived the brig Hope,
mi MP. D. Rogers, jun. from Kinefton, Ia.
l.a Sailed on the goth December
.a; 5 hours out and s miles diftant from
sh e 'and was boarded by pilot boat built
ss,; AIT; Polacre rugged, with one "a FOUNDER
r h ~; and 50 men, vho roebed capt.
y ms mate, and people e q cloathina
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NEW YORK, February 9.
We are indebted to respectable Mercan-
tile houle of this city, for the following
important communication.
Extra2 ETA Letter from Albaxy.
I" The Supreme Court yeRerday (Jan.
81 gave Judgment in the long depending
cafes on the concluivenefs of foreign fen
fences they have determined the follow
ing points:
1T. That where there is warranty of
neutral property, and capture and CON
demnation as prize, it fhall be prefumed
to be on the ground of enemy's property,
and in all cafes the lentence lhall be con-
cluGye:
I'd. Where there is a condemnation for
particular reafons mentioned in the fentence,
the court will not enquire whether the
reaions were good or not, but the {entence
lhall be concluGve, both as to the law and
the fact:
sd. Where the condemnation is as be-
ing contraband, where there is the uiual
claufe of warranty, againf lofs by trade
in contraband, the court will not enquire
whether the article be contraband OK not
ahc ientence lhall be conclu6ve."
Arrived, fhips S. Carolina, Garman,
Charlefton; shcpherdefs, Hand, Savan-
nah; briggs Eliza, Swaine, do. Commerce,
Hull; fch'rs Polly, Dolph, sa-
vannah; Laurel, Hitchcock, do. Fame,
Barnet, Cape Fear.
In the ihip South Carolina, capt. Gar
man, of Philadelphia, arrived here on Sa-
turday-came panenger, the hon. Charles
Plnckney, Senator in Congress of the U.
States, and number of other paAengers.
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/ WELL recolieet, fir, the incident to
which you refer in your note of this morn
ing and it is with pleafure that allure
you, that neither on that nor any other oc-
cation, has it been my intention to convey
an idea unlaitable to the refpea which is
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-15
636 Acres Of Land fo 1r Sale.

On MO'NDAY tie lzfb at Oasker next,
at tbe 7o7vn Of Midaleburg, in The
eQuny ef Loaqouu, xiii he fola ia The
Msbef bfdder,
Two adjoining TRACTS Of Land,
lying On Goofe Creek, in the county OF
Loudoun, within few miles of the fad
, town Of Middleburg. A part of this
land, containing about zl6 acres is ex.
copied from this fale, leaving BODY Of
$50 acres, FOODS ard 80 perches. The
faie is made in purfuanee Of deed from
Gen. Henry Lee, to Walter Jones, Jun. of
Alexandria, conveying the faid land in
truff, TO be fold for certain purpofes fe,
torih in the deed. The title is unexcep.
able and without difpute.
The land will be fold for cath, or if
more convenient to the pul chaler fer notes
at 80 and So days, negotiable in the
back of Alexandra, with an approved in
dorier refding in the town. The truftee
feels himfelf limited to great caution in
this refpeef, and purchafers will be pre-
pared accordingly.
Thofe who with to fee the land, or OBJ
tain faithful account oft, will be plesc.
ed to apply to Major Burr Powell, of
Middleburg, who holds part Of the ori-
gind tract.
WALTER JONES, Jun. TruRee.
Alex. Sept. II. d6teods
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FALL GOODS.
BENNETT s. WATTS
HAVE RECEIVED.

BY the Referee firm Loudon, and Orion
from Live,pooi,
An exteniive Ailortment Of Fall
and Winter Goods,
which they offer tor fale by rho package
or piece OH the ufual terms. - he fol.
lowing form a part of faid alor,menr,
viz.
Nails, ihot, pewter, fig
blue, German feel, FF and battle gun
powder, rs bales bef twiRcd fackirg,
bruiiels and Scotch carreting and carpets,
flair cafe carreting, SC. &c.
Sept. II 4
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e. Notice.

The Levy Court, or Com
rnifioners of Taxes for the County of A
iexandria, are defirous of contracting with
proper perfon to collect the county aGeis-
ment tor the prefent year. The amount
OF tax and terms of collection will be
made known by application at my oiace,
where Propofals will be received until
Iharfaay next, when the juices will
meet tor the purpoie of making the ap,
aointment.
G. DENEALE, elk.
Sept. IL. Dat
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80 Dollars Reward,

STRAYED or aoleu from the
Ja3/eriber's p'Gare, I0ear tie Ilat Of tbe
lats mr.. Madiu, and abozt d miles fran
feis fo7On) ea 7buylany sigbt, fbe lob
igfant, tzvo CEILINGS, one Of tbem n
6r,gM bay, ahout IS hand, hgb, ins q
hanging main md /zwteb tail, a Rar uud
J",aH 6zaae or ./aip ddauu to or u<a, his
"9le, braaded on oae Of his Njgbs, but
7"0'f8 rs nat yxeolleaed, thus, o. liz
5r0tf 7vfH md Very eaJ in le4y tyaveI-
ing gan, md O0s@oa 6ef5re.
ne etber a bright /oy,el, a5ow ID hands
big6, a @o,t made boy/e, has a bauoino
m7'a nua Javi'cb tqil, a qvb4e lbot ssan
@y 0aeS' ocegfoned BY The /udak, ro1s
6ard, 4nd dyogJ bis bmd fert, Iy aobirb
fofy are much qooyu, HUH hi; beaa bib
F0Se1 mo44ted, has hui lbr glauders FIR :
y0MF me TN i, alm.f zofH he qvas 6od
6sf,,s, BIT had lsa mr sfha h,es.
W11F0fr deli0r,s The nit hires 10 br
JaO|fnter, nal frcrrve 20 deAars,eqooyd.
Or ., 70 d'44r5 IA, nt5ry of hbem. Ic1Je
17'2ti zVefr .>fllen, 4obieb is mare lbau
F z, f6e pr.zau Ggbbiag md E>eu1iag
1De fR'f,l0 tb@f 6emqJ be couv1l4rd, Mnl
Isf''Vt Q ,e7eo,d IF go dAu,s ubon bis
I rig fe4Si4sd FIR Heol,4g tbs ajoye/aid
'':2@t, Or n brr If Mtm.
PHILIP K. FENDALL.
-- -1z-1e1a,L1, Izl1 Sept. 1907. d
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FALL GOODS.

The Subfcriber has received,
by the Reierve from London, part of his
FALL ASSORTMENT,
and is in daily exAettation of receiving
he balance by the fra arrivals from LII
yerpool.
James Wilson.
Sept. II. d
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SPANISH HIDES.
JUST RECEIYED,
1000 Spani1h Hides from

Curacao, and for fale by
]. and ]. III. TUCKER,
Wbo hu0e in .Fore,
A few thoufand bun.els cosrle and fine Salt,
Malaga Wine in quarter ca9s,
Loaf and Muicovado Sugar in bis.
And excellent Ciaret in cafes of I and :.
doz. bottles,
At6,
A general anortment Of Groceries and
Carpenters Tools, as uiual.
Sept. H. 60
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lodacco Wanted.

ALL ! 'e ttahleriberw;fhes to purchafe a few
tevan ' =; iooaceo on tie I'D, ettion of A.
fNa''a'ia' Coiclieiter or Dunfries.
Aug. 4. "dDD'
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Baltimore, 1901.
PR OP OS AIS,
BY Warner g Hanna,
For FULFILLING by Subscription,
Six VoIumes ef
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled,
The American Theatre.
CONDITIONS.

. - < OIFLI LORO.
+. The whole .ter will be printed in a
handiomc duodecimo iize, on taper
fine wove paper, and new type, made
purpoiely tor the work.
2. The price 10 fublcribers, neatly bound
and lesrsrcd, will be one dollar per vo-
lume---to non -fublcrioers one dollar and
feventy five cents.
5. No money required until the delivery
OF each volume, and at the completion
Of the whole a Lit of It's patrons will be
gwen.
4. The frtt volume will coniils of the fol-
lowing much admired plays - CGak
S3ea,r, Hs1r ar La4v, tie Stranger,
and See,s-es Wortb Knoqvixg.
s. Tie publiihcrs pledge themfelves to
beparticular in their Election, by giv-
Ing place to fueh plays as are publicly
and juitly admired for purity OF fentl-
ment, and elegance of dietion and ne
expence withheld in rendering the work
for beauty equal to any in America.
Or When it is conGdered that the A
merican public have never as yet been put
in poaefion, from prefs in this country,
OF let OF well ieleeted and approved plays,
capable of producing much rational ienti-
n,ent, chaite wit, and good humor, 70
veil calculated to incnlcate morality, "a
mule, recrcate and animate the mind-the
pdbiitkers Halter tremielves' their exerti-
ons will meet with encouragement.
8T SX6/cr1b1ious are receiDed at ,5e
ebice Of fbe ALEXANDRIA, ADVERTISER.
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RuHG Sheetangs.
To be Let.

For one year, orIonger If required,
The HOUSE and two acre
LoI, Including two well cultivated gar
dens, al Prefent occupied by the fubfcrib-
er, nearly adjoining MIR. Hoofr's meadow,
and within ihort diaance of the town of
alexandria, The houfe is in complete
order Tor the reception Of genteel family.
foiieiiion may be-had Immediately on ap-
plicatiop to IOHN WITH
Corner OF Fairfax and Cameron ffreets.
July IT. 4
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Valuable Property for Sale

1SlIy III OdIC.
III The lille Fails ef Potomack,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Lamb, upon (which
are a aaDellng bog<e and /auay, 0tbe, i'm
troUemsats, JTcOeral foue gua,ries and Tin
fanas, ard t7oo z'acGut mill /eofs.
7wo undluided third barts of !
acres IF Land, npon 7vbjeb are me,clanl
mill, T0it6 three par Of French Luy, mir
H01es and eqery 1eesDay, complete, t5,,
m'4an1faefHri4g foar 70 the bet aaUautGpe
and 4vfb as hfiie manual 1bor as beMibi
a 6reqoey and djfilley, a e,aaayy. ,
male,'s bosls, a breqUer's boaIe, eoobe,,
I5ep, &c. and a vaeant mill Iraf.
Too undivided third barts Of
200 acres Of land, affirming The 7 ae,e
md III acres abovemeatimea, x6ou 4ob,ll
bFre are /eO0rai .foue gaa,yps and fM
.fa1ds. 1|s
The burchaisr ofMe above 1ro-
ltr,y, will haze an eNgumruf ofako6
II u y - &C H/t
I1r the 0fber andiuided fbnd barf, of4ob,eb
There qoM be 6 yea,s to come fyom fbs 6,6
dgy Of Sepfem6er next. ~
The fone on the alone lands IS
e7Hal IN geoduett 10 any, and lub<,ioy 10
m2f Jsandalioa fyae on The rizrr--z,,I
,lrl' IT any buyf6ea that can 90 TO CORR.
1e7on' can go up TO fbe nil and 6ou1
qadryes.
A1y be,1on or beytoas, aoJo my mcli01
70 fHrebg<e, 7viH ef coxyls pit4o t5e IRE
mye'' bfystsye if is ret fbozgbs nerfraayy
10 be uoye barasalq,. f'.VAl
Fo' term, a9s5y 70 Gen. Trial Fo,,,0
at Geo,ge-7o4vu, orfo s'/2''
PHILIP 4. FENDALL,
gus alexandria.
Iasv
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The Sul'c3yber 1viU SELL.
EXCHANGE for approved land,
near the Blae- Ridge,
4 valuable TraSi of 7 ard

4 valuable Tract Of Lard
in Northumberland county, two miles
from TIE court homt, AMI near the bank
OF the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations.
on the one there is brick dwelling hout:
So by 50 tcct conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, a4 By rs tess a farm.
ed houie 20 ~ If 3-et deGgned for an
oYcr!eer, ard other out houics.
The conveniences OF this place are G..
qiallcd by few, and he proGpctt excel!ed
by none IL rnc hate. The houf. is G,u.
ated On high hill and commands an ey-
scniye view Of the Potomac and the Chef
apealsc Gay. THERE'S creek Astounding
wlth the fneh tiih and oylters, which ter.
inmates the Has land Of this tract, thar is
navigaOle for bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halfa mile
OF the houfe. On this part Of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and a variety Of Other
fruit trees. 1t has a grea, Efficiency G,
oak and hickory timber, for the ure Of
the plantation, oeiides large quantity Of
pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houte 81 by IS feet, and few
Out houies, fuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part of the tract is a,
well iituated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. 1t is well watered, has fluff.
cheney OF timber for It's fuppors, and
iionriihing young peach and apple orch.
ards.
As il is preiumable that no pe.fen will
make fuch purchaie wirhont viewing the
premifes, all thar is necefary to add is that
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized 10
make fale thereof.
JAMES v. BALL.
N. B. Any perfon purchafng may be
iupplled with flock, of all kinds neceGarp
and lufhcient for the plantation.
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4 aUeuty Lollars keo0ard.

sLOST in the town Of Alex
andria, on the eff Augua, a large, far,
Gold French WATCH; Jingle cafe,
which opens by fpring in. the fbank o..
the watch; the makers name ByegMef, a
Paris the motto round ths dial plate is
IN Latin, * Rege momexfa reae bor9 "a
Oedaut." 1t had no chryifal, and it.
was in carrying it to a watch makers
tor one, 1t was loft. Whoever has
found it, and will deliver it to Mr.. An,
drew jamiefon, ihall receive the above re
ward and noqoeltions aiked.
SARAH B. MASON.
Sept. 4. d
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Fl)k SALE.

a valuablc lot Of ground
on Royal iireet, between Cameron and
King itreets, on which are erected two
fmall frame dwelling Houles; the lot is
IS feet front, and 1873 feet s inches deep.
Apply to
HENRY and THOS. MOORE.
Augue IS. d
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French Bur .Sfones

1879 1ILOI DIUTLEJ.
1Hk suScRiBRRs HAVE Just RECEIVED
Aquantlty of French Bur
Stones, ola very hyperion ize and quality
Which they offer for faie, at their Gore.
No. 50, BcwIy's wharf.
+. Oglety g d. HYncheGer.
Baltimore, March 20, d
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HAS REMOVED
His Store of Goods, from the Frame
Warehoaie, on Col. Gilpin's wharf, to
the Brick Warehoufe rext directly welt
ward thereof, where1e offers for fale, a
variety of WET ard DRY GOODS on
very reafenabie terms.
RuE0 Sheetin;gs,
A few bales OF the hef quality, emit
titled TO drawback on expectation, iuft
received and for fale as above.
Intending to leave this place fome few
weeks, my brother, MIR. William Ladd,
Will attend to my concerns during my alb
fence. IOHN G.. L9DD
Jelly II. d
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o. Tobacco Wanted.
The fnbicriber wiihes to purchafe few
hhds. of Tobacco on the INFECTION of A
lexandria, Colcheitcr. or Dunfries.
JOHN G. LADD.
Aug. d.. d