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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
Exi,4R Of aL.nsr fran Tie Eavt. Gaftd Tsnii
Bay, Txze I'd, ISol.

Exiy13 ef L1,fr fran tie Eavt, Gaftd 7sai
s4y, Jxre I'd. ! Soi.
" We brought with us preierts from our
governnent to the Bey Of Tunis, they conGffed
OF four muaS-ts and four pair Of p0ols, furpaa
log for workmanhip and elegance any thing
you can alrnoe imagine, being inisid with gold
and iham diamonds. You may fuppofe they
wera elegant when tclY you that one of ,he
muike,s cott sool. fcriiag, the cor Of the whole
amounting to upwards OF 7oool. 6eriing. The
Bey was much plcaied with ,hefe preicn,s, and
. oh!erved TO our Contul that they were worthy
OF a Prince. The Eaterpsize arrived here iait
evening from Tripoli.-- They tell us that there
arc four Swedifh i-iyales and one American ishc
Bottom csaizing off ripol. and bockading the
port 20 thar nothing can either go in or out.
The Tnpcii,ans are in ita,ev aarvation, and
will probably be willing to come TO any terms,
in the conrie OF few weeks
Erfraa Of L<nty from ,oyrg sea.lemaz or
6oard t5e Jtbo,ne, Esrrtust. 10 b6 tnysnn IN
N. Hsmp!hire. dated CadiS, ynLy Is. 1901.
"Ail cnr frigate, arc employed in convoy
ing veGsls up and down the Strsights but not
withholding their extreme vigilance, our favage
enemy have taken brig belonging to rhils-
delPn's.
.In May we had an engagement with
Tripolitan gun boat Of 90 nen aud guns--it
being calm, Che got away fror, Us. and the next
day wa faw her in the harbor of Tunis. We
have beeo into Tnpoli, and fred At the chipping
in the harbcr--twelve gun boats were fent out
TO engage US, hut we drove them all back. The
Conaells,ion vas engaged by two Algerine gun
boats, both of which we're funk.
% The Emperor Of Morocco has declared
war agsinG America. and fent away our Con-
fui in confequence of this declaration, we are
ordered to crui!e off the Gut Of Gib,alter.
"The Algerines have 'aken A. gun frig
are from the Portuguefc. The victorious vencl
vss the Crefcenr, prefent from America
Thus you Zee, how fortunate vefi-is are THAI are
bull, 10 America, even if they arc manned with
Turks.
"There are now laying ;n tsis hsrbor, 50
tranfports. full of French troops, bound TO 81.
Domioso."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
EERMoNT-Firm as Der Mountain.

WORCESTER. September II.
Esfre6 Of a Lssrr 10 fb< Ednsv. safrd B,nnlr
tsto'. fVt.) J S,Sfsmbrr i7,b, 1901.
g Our election took place the 9Th inf.
Fsdcrs'iiu anticipated . triumph, bot has been
diiappcinted. My irfofmsfion from various
parts Of the Sra,e. IS fuch IS enables me to az
nouncr. iha, the leginmure viii be decidedly
seoubl,can. Oftwei,e CovpfeIIon, eIcticd by
sencrsl ticket through the Stale. not more than
three Ssderal6s. uPcn the moa favourable ezIeu-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
PHILADELPHIA, .ssps. Is.

PHILADELPHIA. !ept. IS.
Exf,a9 Of Letter from an oEesr Of fbt Css-
fsliafisz. ds,r6 Nay .4ib. lsoz, ar JSa.
"On the ISlh inf. We arrived off Algien,
and made the GgnsI for oar Confal 20 come on
board, which he did. Mr.. O'Brien informs,
that on the ssh ina. an Algrrine fr;ga,e of a.
guns ran along Gde a Portuguese frigatc of the
fame force. hred broadiide into her, boarded
and carried her with the loh OF q men, the Por-
fpguele having. 10 killed and wouadsd IL men !;
among the former we're the captain and firf licu-
tenant. The Ponugucfe was thrown entirely
off has goard, by the Algerinss having Ameri
cao COLOURS, and his not having the leat idea of
mee,%e an Algcrinc in that place. being hve
leIgues diitsnt from Gibraltar, and two from
the Spaoilh ihore.
l.. however, great difgrace TO the Por-
toguefs navy, 10 be furpriied in that manner, as
no dependence ooghr to be placed in colours.
O'Briea ALTO informs thar Spaia in order to
AVOID war threatened by thc Algrrines has very
recently copfcaied TO psy 10 Algiers the eDor-
nous fun OF fxo millions Of dollars, and to al
ter her national colours. This. with the cap.
turc of the Portuguefe has 70 elzted the Aleer
ines that our Coniul Jays he expects the Dcy viii
fhorily, and az an unguar1ed moment declare
war aeaint The United States. l hope he may
and that we nay have the honor OF bzucriag
their towns abou, their ears. They will fad
In US a natioa far fuoerior to either Spain or
Portugal IN The arts of war. BY making them
feel our postr we ihoold render fhe United
States feared and refpctted by ,hefc Barbarians.
and iniutc 6's,y TO the lives and ptoperly of our
citizens in thsfc .feas. Enclosed is the account
Mr.. O'Brisn kivss Us OF the arepg,h Of the he
gcncy OF Algen.
a corIeSs Iilt of the Marine Of Alsiers.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
THEATRICAL.

) The Thratrical Ball os Fare tor this evening,
prsisns nouyeile \ fpieadia entertainment
producing greascr novelty and Mtraaioa thsa
sny offered this feaion land - its enoamen.
arc intended Tor the bene6i OF yetyuf=fuI, snd
hyorite performer. we tsua, from the hbera,iiy
OF the Public, he will reap the meri,ed reward
of his ierices.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
HARTFORD S.nt. A.

IL isplesfng to is.srn ous repubIican friends
throughout the State, that although we did not
carry our ticket in this town, our hrA trial gave
US an erS6 ne with the federalitls--bat they,
rather thc moa induaious at oai.d,sr rre,sifi,s,
carried their ticker. alter SIX TRIALS, by a
Seyy Jss6k majority.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
CONNECT7CUT-Sfsady, Persvs,
ing, and Plaid as Der RiVers.

NONW AIN, llonn. sept. n.
We again rci,ec at the opportunity Of
greeting our ieilo S.citiz-ns with the happy
news of REPuBLIcAsisM TRIuMPHASr.
In fpite of Steady Habis ana Monarchical Fac
tion. the Republicans otthis town. ia their icni.
snnoal meeting, held yei,e,day, made choice of
Mr.. Hi!kaa Al. BEN, aud Or. P6ivras Aiiilfr.
two inhexible republicans. as Representatives 10
the General AasmbIy the cnfaing feaion, each
by large msjoriry.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

ls,;on of that party, viii be choicn and probs-
bly, none. Az many republican towns vote for
our prefenf Governor, he has ob,ained fmalI
majority. The Republican Lieutenant Cover
nor, Mr.. Brigham, viii be rc-elstted; and We
ihall have republican Senator 60 Congrels in
the place Of Judge Chapman.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

IS foiacre Greek built, (coatcr) o
Algiers has about 50 gao boats. half Of the
member could he got in otder in about month.
They have about zoo fsil Of coaaers with iattine
fails. each 40 or so tons. There are about
1000 Tsfkey. about 6,ooo half Tarks and
~i,h dilicol,y ihey could rsife so.ooo militia
or rab,lc. This regeacy has 50 ot 90 millions
OF dollars. and has in chained captivity 1900
chriaians. & i, permitted tobc Tie liccoccd plnn-
defer Of all Europe.
tsigned) RICHARD O'BRIEN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

HE Snow MARY. lying at Mr.. John c.
a Scott'Awhat--one hundred and ooe tons
burthen. tso decks. may be POT to fsa at fmall
'expence. Alto about tous Of Faitic, and \
tons OF CamSeschy Wood. now on hoard her.
For lerms apply % SIMON DAVIS.
Newpqrt, Oet. 2, 1901.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-12
COTTON g SIEWAK
Have RECESSED, large and gtrtra!
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE;
Amoo2i} which, are the following

Amon2lt which, are the following:
JEFFERs ON's Note, or Virginia, hot Prei-'d
Ed. Kotzebue's Plays, vols. l.acics Mn:-
cal Magazine, Parks travels, Sserart's View
OF Society, Chelierfc.d's Letters, vols. Cutler
Practice OF phylc, Walis cn Health l'aiey's
lhii olophy Wis. Gi5i.n Surveying Mocre's
Navigation, BY Blunt, Burnss Poems, Niiiot's
Ancient iliitory. 2 vols. Practical Education,
vols Deaurie, OF st. Pierre. buc'ian Family Ply
iician, Fox's Book Of Martyrs, vsis. Lee
Memoirs, Dri,i.h State Trials, Robirion', ADM.
raity Reports, : vols. 20 b: co,,inutd) Gentle.
:a,aa md Ladies PrccePtor. Wis. f.Hnter, en-
he Sliced, vols. CALDWELL Memoirs, Which $
Lectures, Martins Law O! Nations, Vsttei's
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, 2yels. Edn-
hursh Difpeniasory, Elegant .lxtracts, Conlt'-
tutions, Zimmerman on Solitude, Di:;o OF Ma
tio,al Pride, Backifon.'s Commentaries, 4 ve.s
Collection OF tarees, vols. 'Polit; EDUCATION,
Fco!sc's Pantheon, .Junius's Letters, vols. Gu
rhric's Geography, Knoxe's Euuea:ion, vc'..
Ditto EGays, vols. Coligan's Travels, Cock .
Voyages, i vols. Damherger's Travels, &c. &c
NO y E L S.
The Armenian, = vols. Montaibcrt, vols.
Antoinetts, 1 alss o. Wonder, (hy Lcivis) vols.
Ny Uncle Thomas, 2 vols. Jack Smith. Spirit
OF the Caale, Arthur Msrvin, 2 vols. Clara
Howard, Ormond, Weiland, Maid of tho Ham
let, Vagabond, sailor Boy, AihHn and DIM
bayne, Romance OF the to,ci, z vo.'.Myfte-
ries OF Udslpho, 8 vols. Lorifa, Ju!ia and The
Baron, Gkoh Sisr, Tale Of the Times, vols.
Camilla, S vols. Evelina, = vols Monk, 2 vols.
Family OF Ortenlbu-g, Negro, vols. Black
Valley, Ellen and Merchant, vols. George
Barnwe!, Mountain Cottager, Children ct the
Abbey, vols. RoacEio-t -a:niy, Darcy, r.
mila dc .Varmoat, Oakinda!e Aooey, ne Fair
Impoitor, :, vols ,Ede.iriitis, a vols. CD"a:t DE-
Ho,nid:rn, 3 voI,. henrietta Mortimer, Y2!s.
Faihi, Gable Daughter. Count Gicieilen, Cn.r!l
Doryl.!s, Scotch Hsreis, vols. Mus BATH
nlo.es, vols. ilemerr ior tiulband,
,ols. wandering liland.r, I vols. Corrs'ia sd
Icy, vols. Tom Jores, vols. Edward, by
Moore, vols. Mordaunt, by Ditto, vols.
Seuaca an Rachel, Girl ofthe Mountains, vols.
Myrtle Costager, &c. &c.
Also,
Bibles, Teitamehts, Pliers, Common Prayer
Books; Diworth, Webhcr, Univerfal, Ptarce,
Lo:,acn, and Rational Spelling BcoEse, Primers,
and large collection of tiiAoy,es and Chilirens
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, AID Paper
ttans;ags, WaI.rs, Quilts, Ink Pow der, Vlein
>sri.gs, Playing Caro-, S,ns Books, ana Blank
Books, &c &c.
ALMANACS for the ysar 1902, by the
grocc, dozen, Or Jingle.
81 Country shorkeepers fupplied OH tic low
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M0tzce.

THE iublcribels have in their hands a
fum Of money received from the late firms
Of nIeiIss. Tabb and M'Af;ry, and Pa.
trlc!. M'Aery and CO. merchants Of the
town Of Mars;n:burs, in the Gate of Viz
GINA ard as they underaaad thar Mr..
Michael M'Aewan, oflaid place, has Pur-
chaed number Of the claims sgainf that
eta,e- - This is, therefore, to give notice
to him, and all others having demands
againit the eRate of the faid Tabb and
M'AGry, and Patrick M'Affy and CO.
to bring in their accounts to US, properly
authenticated, on or before the srR day Il
March next, in order to receive their di.
yidend Of tie money in our hands. Thofe
who DO no: produce their accounts by tkat
time will BE- excluded from dividend.
A.&J. KENNEDY & Co.
Bait. DEC. 4. aawIaMch
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-12
Valuable Property for Safe.

Sev>s kxnd,.l and eigby-eigk. ceres
in the county Of Hampihirs, ,on the waters o, Of
Grea, Cape Capon. a6.as 40 mites from the
Warm sming., and 80 from Wineheite'' Ihi'
.ani is full OF wood, oak and pine timses Two
extcl4n, FIRMS mag be made, with Sc to 50 acres
OF bottom, and rich high lands co each; and ~
r,e heir, OF the timber there isa fac seat for 4
i Jaw mil. Capt. Daniel Rice wiz ihsw the lands
TIRE tS9Elardtigbt han1,sd and: fry:
hr, acres in the county Ohio, On the waters OF
Gtave sao liih Creeks, near the rive: Ohio, AID
aboa, Sc miles below Pi,,hursh. Some oftheie
tnds are very good, with eoa.Jerabe qualities
OF rich 5ottom, and p'en.y OF exsetIen, t:'a'er'
Robert Woods, Elq the surveyor OF IN c''nf?y
will thew ,hsie lands.
Twill ie. al. 81 ny Ct the above 'an<is for eaiaoF
npon credit, or take in exchange for them Ia'ds l.
?airi.s County, or los. of Iona in the city Of A.
.cxaudria, or the city of Wilmington: ,,o
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-12

Liz OF Letters remaining in the
Pof-0Eee alexandria, Janu'
any i, 1902.
A. Ichn Aall, Andrews and Butler,
salathisl Alien, Mary Arkers, Ann A.
kin.
B. Mary Hrenau, Thomas Bell, su-
Gannsh Selcher, Richard Buckner, Jeie-
miah Boo,he, Peter Butler, John AID Je-
rem an Booihe, Thomas Barry, Robert
Baggeis, Z, Robert Bryce, Jo!sph Rennef,
William Bakes, John Barry.
z c. Nathaniel Cunningham, James Ca.
var, Jacob Cax, Thomas Clzush'on, Joha
Can't, John C.o!by, Cafenovc and Walker,
Erarci. Coiiee, john C. Cawiins, Robert
C: Hr, Daniel Ca-nes. ::
D. Jeremiah Douglas, jeieph De-
ihiclds, William S. D:eklam, John Lewis
Derdeycu, Abraham, Dsnlor'h, Thomas
Davis, Benjamin K. Davis, Reuben Dye.
+. Nathaniel EIlicos, John E!As.
L. Jacob Fcrtney, z, William Fl.
Foo,e, John Fleming, James Fowler, Jon"
Fowler, Samuel Fruife, Margaret Pagan,
Mccarthy Fi!zrsh, Jonathan tsw, 2,
T:mo,hy Ford.
G. Robert Gunncll, 5, John Garner,
John Grant, Aired Grayfon.
Fl. David Hunter, Z, William Har-
vey, Z, James Horiekias, Patrick Hen.
dren, Charles Hughes, z, Hughes and
Tucker, William Harp, Benz. Hale, Sa-
niue, Howard, John Hunter, George +.
wkius, An, -Harll, Hannah Hunt, TO-
ieph Halfway, John Chapman Hunter,
Johr Harriloc.
/. Fh;.ip /. Jchnaon, John Je&snoo,
lanes irwin.
K. William Heating, Edward Xeat.
ing.
j.. Samuel Lazendet, Z, Sept;mus, L.
veriug, z, Thomas Lindiay, John Luke,
Fielding Lewis, Peggy Lecompte, JoiePh
Lewis, Richie Leonard, William Light
foot.
M. William Aois, 2, Mr.. Martin, 2,
James Montgomery, Stephen Mayer, John
March, Patrick Merry, John Miller, Ro-
bert Milne, Mr.. Me,um. Lewis MIMI.
Ian, William ". Manning, Andrew.Mai
tiers, John M'Kenzie, Thomas Mcfs, Au-
gaRis Morris, JeRs: Moore, Davich Mir
dale.
N. Mrs. Newman.
O. Cornelius O'Loughlin.
P. Nichola: Pierce,
Robert Plumnera Elliiton and John Perot,
Mr.. Parr, Michael Pepper.
o. Samuel Quarter. a
+. Benjamin Rhodes, Benjamin Rid
die, Coats Ridgway, z, Henry Kicks, Z.
S. James Steam, James Scott, S. Sill
yeAer, Sufannsh Simmonds, Samuel Sim
nond, William Simpion, Harry w. SAM
ders, James Sanders, William Sicardin,
Richard Sprigg, John Sanford, Peter
Simpfoo, Dunbar Sloan, Z, John and Will
liam Stitener & Co. George Sweeny,
Ludlam Smith, John Store, z, R. Spr;ggs.
r. Edward H.. Tucker, Benz. Z.
Thornton, John Towers, James Iriplett,
MRS. Thornton.
w. John White, John T. Walhing-
ton. T. &. Welt, Andrew Wood, Andrew
Wallis, BAIL Wood, Eliza Whiting, Johs
WALTON, William Waters, Richard Walk
or p.lleo View.
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William : Hawthorne

William Hawthorne
HAS FOR sALI,
lit has MIL, or in Alexandria,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the bafhel;;
Indian Meal or Rye Meal, boiled or
unbolted,
Corn or any other grain Except wheat
ground for toll at the mill.
III his Nere IN 1oroa, "
Hay in bundlss, corn by the bufhel,
Loaf or lump fugar by the hid. or bbl.
Jamaica fp;ris by the hid. or barrel,
more than years old,
Fira and iecond quality James River
tobacco in kegs,
A few very good mill fpindles,
Two good icale beams.
For Sale,
A number of valuable Lots in town.
AJo, to SeNor Rfst,
Available Brick Houle on King ftreet,
now in the tenure of Thomas Cruie.
To Let,
A two tory Frame Houis, on Duke
frce,, with large garden and well OF
GOOD water at the door. II mo. II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-12

A feat for a Merchant Mill,
with ten acres of Meadow Land iituated
on Broad Creek, in the fate Of Mary.
land, about three miles from Alexandria
Fox particulars apply to Jonathan Swift,
eiq. crto W. D. ADDISON.
Oxen Hill, Dec. S. Iaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-12

Rockets, Neocton s. TO,
HAVE FOR SALE,
AT THEIR WAREHOUSE,
IL hhds. Antigua Rum,
20 Or. caa,sss PORT Wine,
S t:erces of Rice,
6 hhds. and 20 lis. Sugar,
hhds. Verdigreale,
200 failed Hides,
Coarfe and hne Salt,
6 bids. Clover Seed,
10 crates Queens Ware,
10 boxes s by 10 Bohemia Window
Glais.
Apd at lkrir Brick Store,
German Linens Of very and !;
Ruf;a heetiogs and duck; ;. two trunks
low priced prints two do. chintzes; one
do. loot legs and boots, and a quantity
Of letter paper uncommcnly cheap BY sae
re.n. or cafe, sc. &c.
AZ They wamt to Fgrchak "
A quantity of Black Ey'd Peaie, and gre
giving Cath for Wheat.
January 4. Jaw.
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F o K S A i +,
On Credit, or for Cain, as may fui, pur-
- chafers,

cild1erS, .e't
That Lot with the Heufe
thereon, lately poEelied oy Mrs Jones,
iCosc E.aak.r, ituaiei on Fairiax:Sreet.
mar the csus-s 81 the lquare fortnee by
Queen ard Cameron Streets, running pa
ra!iei wit, laid Streets 1873 feet 5 inches,
and ironting ohFaiEiax- Street SO !eet !
i:chcs, VIII ;hc privilege OF a 10 feet
alley adjoiaing.
Ays,
That Convenient LOT, with tie very
complete ard tua*ansial Buildings there
on, IN IN: ,ora o.Dunt,ies, occupied by
Mr.. E. Smock. COLIN AUD.
Alexandria, Ianu.-y.+. iswsf
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~. / ElE ~ DEN,
Contemplating q ''emoral from the
Difrid Of eshzmblo, as (o0n
as lie can elet he's out fandlng
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very vulataJh Property.
Oue undivided half Of a FARM
inails the Great Falls Of Potomac, - which
is "a good tIouie, q new BAN, and ton,e excel.
le +, Meadow --AIio, FORGE, 50 By 20
ie I. covered with til, :ad Coal AZ! iron
ivuic, ftla;ed Oh the Canal made by the Po-
mac Company, and the RICH, Of cutting the
wo ID fer 900 years OH large parcel OF land sd-
,oinin,s-n.uch Of this wood is conve::ient to the
river, and may be readily ..aaiportcd 10 George
Town, the Federal Cmy, or this place. ms
"eher half may be purchated.
Three Eighths Of about elevm
hunased acres Of LAND, in Berkley county. adj.
ioiIng the iantis Of tire United States, ., Keep
Tryee Furnace and Harper. Ferry.-morc than
half Of it is in wood, and the remainder good:
arining land. The othsr 6ve-eigk.s may alto
be pui chalei., -.
An undivided naoiety Of 36.
Acres of LAND ii The Common Of Alexandris
AID -djoinis the town, chiefly under fence OF &c.
Car poiss AID cheinut rails.
A large and handiome Brick
DWsl LAG HOUSE, 50 hy 40 feet with 2
bri,k Stable, Smoke IIouls, and Well Of eyer
lent WHARF.-THE Garden and Yard palcd in
The Roule is not quite fnifhed:' It Will neio!d
e.,h-r in ss pre!e.t aste, o: fiai!hed as may fus;
tx pu.ehaier.
), A number of LOTS. On the
new wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Er. W;!icn.
and the fubi,riber, between Fairfax Are-t ard The
river Potomac; and, alio, the diyiGon OF the laid
wharf, made from, a1r. 'rhompion's BY 20 ieet
Zee.
An undivided half of a LOT
OF The wef fee of Fairfax irset, above Queen
ttrce,, Oh which the houfe was burnt lat winter
For particulars, refpeeing titles and terms,
which viii g liberal both a. to p'ies and ered's'
apply 70 80, ,o.rr.
!. Alcxsiidfia, 6esIH 1as7t
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400 hanks of Flax yarn i'm
ported from Ireland, fritab!: for thocmak-
ers or manufacturing, will be fold low to
clofe fa.es. Apply at John Kineaid's fore,
King areet, Alexandria.
January {. eo3tt
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I'm Apprentice wanssd.
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Hp Glllabeti) ibamiltcn

ON this interceiag and highly in,or....
oranea OF icicnce, icver4i valuable wort 49,
within few years, been prelenyed to the ,nri;s'
among whish the above, as il is the mott tecsrr
10 Is itpr eeminentjy ufe?ut. Led BY her io;
ihto inquiry concerning the nature Of die pt;s
powers, ard inrcilectual faculties CT the Inn
hiEd, Mr: Hlali!ton h S developed rbo(e now@''
and faculties wih Feglpicuiry and sb;E'a
which, while it arreits the attention OF th,fa ~,
have nlolt !ncceisiuily Gudicd thals fqhie9s. ma
reader a competent knouedge Of them !4n;,,
to the mott ordinary capacity. The lipersdgI,
nais and trivolity Of Character engeadered ty Il.
modern yifem & education, have been long and
ualy, iubjca Of Complaint; but the BARR.
GUAR cauies by which thetc fcriJus evils hay.
b en- prsduced, were hitherto but inlpere,a,v
known, or Etcle attended TO: To trace thelc evils
TO thSlr tource, and 70 pojnt ouc The proper re.
nleay, IS the ultimate Object TO which the mer.
torious efforts Of tbs AaIhor have been dircGFed.
aniin thefe efforts le has, it i; believed, fucced.
el beyond thc mott fanGuinc expectations, Such
indeed, Is the Importance OF the inquiries which
io III the iuaiett Of this work, and 70 great the
luccels with which th3ie inquiries have Been par.
iued, thai the hapPiea coniequenccs TO iociey
may reafouab,y be expected TO ,efult from ii:
preicnt publication. 10 all il Is nterctnl in a
very high d,gree but TO mothers Of families, and
others engaged in the formation Of the minds CT
children and youth, it VIII prove an acqaiGtlon
truly Invaluable.
1'hc rapid flle Of two inprefi ms Ct ihi, work
in England, lufeien ~ evinces the hish el,lmati-
on iu.mhich it is thee hcld: an Ancric.n edit
en--equal to, aud at little Mr.: than hall the
price Of he Eritith edti1n1--is now oftreI TO
the patronage OF the American public; by whom
It's merits vii, d0uht.el5 be jaAly appreciated
IN Extraa fran the a5gve Wor&.
q From nlol Of the writers on edac ioa it
woull appear, thar it is only to people # rank
and for;u,,c that eoucetian is matter O! any
importance. By iacl4 alone can the iyA-nls
" that ale gsaeralIy propoled, be adopted, 10
8 fuci., therefore, nu.t we bellcvc them 70 BE-
:. cxciuiivaIy adlreGcd. 10 make fae ladies'
g and fni).cI gentlemen form ~ part Of ny
& pan, whca has fer its oaje2G tn: luojection OF
the pli.ois, The direction Of the .Re1tloas and
(" the Gu ovation Of The fcu,tie5 ;hl1 &ra common
to the " hoIe human race.
The price Of the Blisrh edition, is fltt'eR
fh.ll;,s Sterling, i'll boards.
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CONDITIONS.

l. Ike Woyk Pal be eom3'y<1 IN f7V'
DIX derim2 velnmes, IF 0bsm 40 t0g@
zach, 5jNaH BE printed in the bsf @7444sf'
on fae PA3ey, aadneqy Tfe.
II. liz t5re qgil be one D0llar fere'-
lame il boqras, 34ya5le Oil leAiVep.
~ # vly rogG4tr4bls nnm5sr q c',
pies bang al,<a4) lu51criJfd tor, Ike q:orh
l5QN be PIT Ia Pres, and JeIJ9ed 9r'fssa'
delay.
e. saylubH54s reclivea b. tle PoJ-
l,9ty.
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K. /. HOE, g Co.

Haze m hand, and 15rJ0lt,
Ciaret OF a iupeFior quality In boxes of z
aad dozen,
Porter and Brawn Stout in cal;s,
Black Paint ground in Oil IN kegs Of rs
pounds each,
Marble Slabs !or hearths, Of differens Gzes,
An Allotment Of elegant Locking Glafes.
JaPpsnned Ware,
Piated Table Furniture, con6aing Of Tea
and Coffee Urns, Tea and Coffee Pots,
Gobets, &c.
A large aGortment Of Earthen Ware IN
crates,
Grenada Rum in hhds. Brown Sugar in
hhds. and bb.s.
Fine Salt liz Jacks,
An ahortmenf Of Hardware, conGaing Of
Spades, Shovels, Hinges, Hand Saws,
&c. &c.
One hundred boxes Pipes.
July 81. 2aw
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Bath, or Warm Springs.

Two well ftuated lots, on one Of them
is FINAL building large enough TO accom-
MEDIATE one family.
The terms Of iale will be made known
by application 20 either of the fuoicri-
bers.
SAMUEL WAsHINeroN, calpe9ber eoauy.
GEORGE S. WAsHINcToN, Jeffr/ou, al.
WILLIAM A. WAsHlNGToN, Wsfmer.
land, ia.
GEORGE w. P. CUsr1s, 1z9uut IylgGmg-
tan, Fairfax, do.
BusHaoD WAsHINGTGN, NJ. Vs;uoz, d..
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Wosd, Laq0R, do.
Anguf SO. Jaw