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fea to determine. You may rely on the
authenticity of the extract.
Yours, &c.
A. EOSTONIAN.
THE EXTRACT.
(" Havye de Grace, AHg. IS. 1,

" HaeOye de Grace, AHg. Is. 1902.
&C All of us have dehre TO feecelebrat-
ed characters, even though they are noted
only for monttrous vices. But the
qualification is Of different nature from
that of meeting with men eminent for be-
neyolence and philanthropy.
s. ] feel my curiofity latiated In hav-
ing feen Thomas Pain. I have feveral
times dined and fnpped at the fame fable
with him, for thar purpoie. He is a
drunken beatty animal, the moh aovenly
and dirty in his perfon Of any man | have
ever met with-His face is drunkenness
peflonihed and one would alnoa luppoie
a candle might be lit at his long bottle
nofe, the effect Of brandy. He Gao how
ever appear like a man Of lente in compa-
ny, and has frong memory. He is on
his way TO America, if h. can find here
a countryman who will di(grace fim(elf
70 much as TO convey him TO our flores.
However, ! expect he will be there lhors-
ly, by fome means or other. The preient
government Of France does not fuit him.
| am informed, that on his offering 10 de-
dictate fone work to Bonaparte, be declin-
ed it, letting him know at the fame lime,
that he did nor choole to receive that ho.
uoy from 70 vile calunniator Of Walh-
ington."
An IufaAf5t 'eme9y far a Pafs a. se0la
ebfaixed ef q gentleman fr0m GermQny.
Mix Sweet Gil, or if that cannot be had, treih
butter. hogs lard or any iuch ualaitcd fabitanct,
with licked lime, the lrciher the better, till the
competition fhall become of the conGi}cnce Of
pate; fpread it On linnen cloth dopb the coth
and apply 1T the wound Il will in ;antly re-
1--we the patient from all pain, renew the appli-
cation once in abont eight hours, for few days
and the cure will be entirely efacfed.
N. B. This remedy swerthy to be preferred in
every family.
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18th. It wifi be agreed upon BY the I'M
derGgned 10 re- appoin,:Mr. Salter, treafor-
er--thc gentlemen in the cppoftion a.
greeing to re-appoint Col. Rhea, clerk Of
the fupreme court.
9Th. As to all other Offices which are
vacant, or may become 70, the nomination
10 be made without liquidation, in the
ufal manner the underilgned being will
ling however, and wiihing it to be adopt
ed as good and general rule, to reap
point the old officers, if deemed fit for The
Office, and fubjett to no particular objee-
ton.
9th. In regard to the choice of repre-
ientatives for the eighth Congreis, the un-
derGgnsd recommend to the committee of
conference, to endeavour to agree upon
fome plan of a law which may enlure each
political in,eref that equality TO which It
is entitled.
9Th. Should rhe gentlemen in oppoGtion
contrary to all reafonable expectation, re-
jetf compliance with the hra and third
proportions, 70 that no Governor or Sc
nator lhall be appointed, yet 70 anxious are
the undersigned that the other necellary
appointments ihonld proceed, that the
committee on their part is infrutfed TO
propoie and content TO joint meeting,
for the purpofe of choofng all other necef-
fairy officers, for executing the powers OF
government and laws ofthe land, & gene
rally they are authorized TO alient TO all
other reaionable arrangements, obierying
however, TO adhere with inaexibie firm.
nels TO the terIas of the frf and third pro-
petitions.
9Th. And laily, that the gentlemen in
oppoftion may have full notice of this pro-
ceeding, and aGused of its Gncerily, and
have foil time TO prepare an aniwer by the
the time of meeting, the committee on the
part of the undersigned are requeied to
make copy of this PAPER, and deliver it
TO fome one gentleman in the other intereif,
who will communicate it TO the Others,
and requea a meeting circumference at the
council room on Monday evening next, at
7 o'clock.
Here follow the names of the twenty
fix federal gentlemen.
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artlvily nilI .; the ends were filed c1oie
with ihoft bllIefs, foot ard tai. long,
70 thar the lroiiow middle did net appear
at all. " The Gown, iaid bye 4aadrs.
as he was leaning on bis cane, {. oel 70
apply the law Of the fate, which makes
Piostiop, when wood is generaliy bought
by the cord, to have it cord wood .engrl1,
and the Teller to produce his bill from Ike
wood -corder before he is permitted to Eel
as they DO 10 every feaport town; then
woman or child might purcha9e without
lois OF time or i'hpohrion." /" i only
requires vote OF a town." lays iecond,
:" and forncbody fhould fpesk to the &c.
leetmen about it''-"I would fpesk N.Y.
felt" Jays third, {" BUT perhaps iome
might oppofe il, 70 ] had rather /eme b0dy
eff doit," and there is an end 10 tbs
matter.
There are fandry other omilions ola
like nature, that ought TO be mentioned
in a good natuted way; but as | have
topped 70 long, and an IN danger of be-
ing belated, ] had rather letloms body sJe
a0 IL.
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altranorla aDDertiser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1T.

FxtraR gf a letter fran a rypeRabk boaie
ia BslfeR, to their eorreip0udeut in Phi
ladslp5ia, dated September II.
g. Our laft letters from Holland fay, that the
crop of Flaxleed is not only FINE, but very abun
dant.
From MoraliRs and Divines we Of
ten receive admonitions on the nature, the
turpitade and baneful effects Of envy--It
is vice which refuirs from the unequal
lots of individuals in a fate of fociety,
and from that degree of Pride which at
taches 70 fome of the mott ferrous and we'll
difpofcd people-It exits under all forms
of government, but feems to exhibit fes-
lures Of peculiar deformity in Republics
purely demoeratic-Never, perhaps, did
it appear in higher degree than at Athens,
a city of Philosophers, Of Orators and Po-
cts. No fooner did a citizen of this de-
mocratic Republic, by difinguiihed fer.
vices, rife to any degree of eaimation a.
mong the people, than he began TO feel
the tooth of envy, and to be marked as a
victim OF popular odium-The tongue Of
calurny was let loofe: its biighting
breath withered his faireh laurels; and for
fervices that fhould have entitled him to
endlefs gratitude, he was recompenced
with bansAment from his country and his
friends-" For'' iays Plutarch, in the life
of Themifocles, the osrRAclsM, or
ten gears bany5men,, zvas nat ia much IN
tended to puxJ@ this or tbaf great iran, as
70 paeity and mitigate The fry Of ENVY,
pob0 delights il the DISGRACE ofsuPERI.
OR CHARACTERS, and l9/es a 3a1t Of Ter
r9neoar ly tbeir FAIL
(Con. sAdve,.)
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the airy ligh,nefs Of fylph, ihs
RI, rms along with the greatee vivacity. Her
laughing eye, her countenance enliyened
I'm aGability and good humor, infpire
s;tb kindred animation every beholder,
.xcspt the torpid being by her Eide, who
ssi,her affecting the fashionable fang troid
.,is wrap up in profound contemplation
ci--himlelf.
Heavens! how changed are the manners
sccs ] was young then how delightful
: contemplate ball room fuch bowling,
Sch fcrapirg, fuch complimenting , no.
,bing but copperplste fpeeches TO be heard
n both tides; no walking but in minute
usafure nothing more common than to
&c half dozen gentlemen knock their
heads toserher, in Rfiving who fhould
6,R recover lady's fan OF !nuH box that
had fallen.
Bat now, our youths no longer aim at
the character of pretty gentlemen: their
created ambition is to be called lazy dogs
0-careleis feIlows-s&c. &c. Dreaed up
10 the mammoth fyle, our buck faunters
into the ballroom in a furtolt, hat un-
der arm, cane in hand trolls round with
{he. mott vacant air, fops abruptly before
lachlady as he may ehoofe TO honor with
his attention eniertains her with the
common fang Of the day, collected from
tbe converlation Of hoalers, footmen, por-
ters, sc. until his firing of fmart fayiRg is
run out, and then lounges off, to entertain
iome other fair one with the fame uninsel-
lgible jargon.
JONATHAN OLDSTYLE.
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has jHf reeeivea,

A HAND3oME ASSORTMENT OF
Jevelxy, plated, Japaned 8 fany
GOODS, IF a Japetjar qxsli5, AID Of
tie nseveR Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Wet b Keys, Seals; pearl
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Candleeleks, &c. japaned
Urns Tea Trays and Bread Es2e.s
gilt Necklaces, Breaches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Forks,
Pepknives, Razors, Scidars; Psis:ts in
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete;
Snuff Boxes; plated & feel Spurs; god
and FLYER Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Spangles, Purls, FLYER Tmtabies, t'ooch
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with lumber Of
other articles.
lie has aJo .1sr Sale,
Watchmakers Materials. and
gilt and common Watch Keys, by the
dozen, and Crucibles.
He manufactures, as ufual, al! kinds Of
Gold and Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov IL d3teoff
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6 LET 6mebody elE do it,"


And why not do it yourfelf, without
faying three words about III You are e.
qually in5ereaed /; go and do it immediate
ly, for if the Prefent time is not the only
time, it is always the 6gf! and depend
upon it, fomebody elie will not do it
they have the execute that you have; negii-
gence.
ia plank happens to be worn through
on bridge, " This is a fcandalous place, =
fays every body, juf as they are paaing
over il, Z" it is lhame that hole lheuId
remain; the frf horle that comes over
it in the night, may put his foot in; then
away goes his leg, or perhaps the rides
neck. Somebody ought to lay down a
new plaak or twe," echoed from very
many public & private houfes in the town,
Every face expreGed heart full of ienti-
ments 70 naturally excited by the occa-
Gon. All ranks of citizens vieo with each
other.
There is deep rut in The road car
rage, load of lumber will aimoR ,arn
over every time they pats; Ii CAN'T be
avoided FIVE minutes work would repair
it but tits not the nfual time TO mend
roads in the fpring. :" wont mend it, "
fays one neighbour, " and | won't" iays
another, /" can get along as we'll as any
body, Ill wait and let somedody e5lf do ii, !"
1t remains all Summer. A chain is an
hooked, and lets the bucket fall INFO a
town well: What is that to me; can
get water at another place, as ea(y as
other people il is not more than thirty
rods, and the insw is not very deep"
But bark ye, is it not cheaper to hook the
chain than to go week to the lpring ?
!" What then, ii is not my we'll any more
than 1t is neighbour Hobion's. I don't
want to mend ii for other folks; let )5mf-
BABY eJfe do IL
But there is fomething elfe of more con-
fequence which every body is willing thar
fonebody or anybody ellie fhould do, and
70 no body does it. +" How much wood
is there upon that fled :" fays lady, as
Che ftcpped round it into the faow to gueis
at the quantity. Litrle DO you know,
thought I, as I was turning my hoife u
pals by it, or any one elle, excepr the
man who loaded il it was modern load
brought on purpofe $50 fell" The iides
were Straight and handfome The middle
little better than bunch Of fsggots or
thorn buih.
The next load ! paas.', asplaeed M re
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From The B9aon C<utixel.
Mr.. Runeli.

MT. Rufeli,
The jacobin papers endeayor TO break
the force of the truths told Of their Idol,
by Calender, by lnfinuating that he is a
drunkard, and a very WORTHLESS fellow.
Still, however, they of late juifify the In
vitation given by Mr.. Jeferion 10 Paine,
to take up his reGdence in this country !;
and to purfue his ultful labors" there
in. How much inconGitency there may
be in abufng Calender for the vice they
attach TO him, the following Exsraa OF
Letter from an American gentleman in
France, iuG received may have fome e.
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puDIlt @aIe.

60 ,so'roqv nj II o'cloek will BE- Io1a o.
Col. Ramlfy's Wbayfea a e,eait,
20 hhds. Antigua Rum, and
10 hhds. Barbados Sugar, OF the fsit
quality.
PHILIP G. MARsTELLER.
Nov. "a.
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KEWBRUNSWICK,i IN. il Nov. IS.
The following conciliatory overtures
have been made by the twenty fix federal
gentlemen of tbs iegiilature, to the oPpo-
Cite party, which were rejected. In our
next we ihall probably be enabled to give
more particular account of this extraor-
binary rejection.
We, the undersigned 16 members OF
the Legislature, who at the late joint
meeting voted for Richard Stockton, Efq.
as governor, Aaron Ogden, Efq. as iena
tor, deeply ienhble Of the Responsibility of
our htuation, and anxious at the prefeni
crifs TO exhibit TO our immediate conaitu
ents and TO the people at large, proofs OF
a Gncere dehre TO promote union in the
public councils, and tranquility and eff
cheney in the administration OF the govern,
ment, have met together, and after full
elaboration on the fubjett, have agreed
that col. Martin, Judge Outwater, col.
D'Vroom, MefIrs. Frelinghuyfen, Pier.
Ton, Cox, Clement, Vancleve, and Dunn,
being nine of the undersigned gentlemen,
ihall be committee of conference, to be
made (iffo agreed) by an equal, or any
number of the IS gentlemen who voted
for Joleph Bloomfield, Eiq. as governor,
and John Condit, Eiq. ienator which
committee on the part Of the undersigned,
are authorized TO propofe and agree 20 the
following proportions and terms IN regard
to the public Offices, viz.
1T. That inafmuch as vacancy will
happen from this fate in the fenate of the
United States on the fourth of March next,
and therefore it would be expedient for the
Legislature TO fill 1.-THE members in both
intereRs ihall agree TO facilitate the paaage
of law, to enable the joint meeting,
if 70 dilpofed, to make an appointments.
I'D. That as foon as this is effected, a
Joint meeting ihall be agreed to, 70 choofe
fate and federal officers and to avoid all
approximations of alteration in the exiting
members neither interef, in confequence
of objection to the leats it lhall be under
( food that no removal whatever prev ious
to the joint meeting thall be made.
cd. AS tie offices of governor and fena-
tor are deemed of the frR importance,
and upon which the public mind is anxi-
ouly fixed, the undersigned members de-
flous to avoid the unhappy consequences
which might flow from Uniting on both,
do therefore relinquilh that gronod, and
content to yield up one of thsfe high of
fees in favor of the oppofition interef;
and further TO evince their folicitude to
cloie contention and provide for the ex-
ercife Of the government and the vel
fare of the people, they agree to permit
the twenty-Gx gentlemen in the oppoh-
ton, to choofe which of the two offices
they will prefer to Eli, and the underfgn-
ed will agree TO accept of and nominate TO
the other but il is to be nndertood that
the right of their confituents, and the
jua expectations they entertain that the
undersigned will never abandon both theie
high Offices, forbid them ever TO recede
fron the above proportion; the undersigned
agree to give Up one, and TO give the
choice TO their political opponents and
Nia upoa the other Internationally.
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Il Cad Tboegbh

Though it be NOT in your power, faid
Marcus AursIins, TO be natu' aft, a poer, an
orator, or mathematician, it is 10 your power
to be virtuous man, which is the b1h of all.
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N o T | c E.

r HEREBY forewarn all perfons from
L Hunting in any of my lnclolures on
Blue Plains, with Dog or Gun, or from
paaing through the fame on any pretence
whatever ;thls practice has become 70 in-
furious to me that am determined 10 pro-
fecute the frf perfon I find committing
the like tTefpals, AFTER the date hereof.
WILLIAM MARBURY.
Nov II. Isw5t t
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Bp GIi1abetb lDamiltou.
Author OF he g Memoirs OF Moderu Pitts,
piers" &c.

ON this intercaing and highly inporu,
branch OF icience, ievorai valuable works h.r,
within few years, been preented to the pull; +
among which rne ABOVE, as it is III: III II rem,
70 is Ii pre- emiaent.y uieiu. Led BY Ter iu,F9
into All inquiry concerning the nature Of the scr,
powers, and iatcilcc,ua. f4cuitie, OF The hum,
MUD, Mrs. Hamltonh 5 developed h,e p.su,
aud faculties With perlplcuity and ably
which whIie it arreits The ar,enti Ii OF hofs VIA
have mott iucce!stu,.y fudicd tholo iuIj eGs, mi
rerder competent knowledge OF th.m lamie 4
to the mott ordinary capacity. The iuper6d.
nell aud trlvohty OF Character engendereG by h
modern iytttm 81 education, have been long, md
juttly, iuoject OF compliant; but III: paul.
Gu ar cAuies by whiln theic icri US evils has
ben produced, were hitherto but impeTtsu
known, or Iittle attended IL: 10 trace ihstr evil
TO their URGE, ani IL point out TIC proper T.
medy, /, the ultimate ooJ-ct 10 Which the neT.
,ious efforts of this Author have Dte.l dirl&sd;
aud in thele efforts lhe has, it is believed, iucteJ
Ell beyond the moff iangujn. expectation. Sud
luleei, is the imp rtance Of the inquiries Wild
form the luajett Of this work, and IL great tn;
iucceis with which tholc inquiries have .ecn pr.
iued, that the haPpioit consequences to i.eEF'
may realonably re expected to reiult from il;
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very high dsgre-. but to mothers OF fanil.cs, md
Others engaged in rhc formation Of the mines Il
chl.dren and youth, 1t viii prove an acqai.l:ll
tiu.y Invaluable.
The rapid f4e Of two inprclli rs Of This wct
in Easlan !, fuhicienlly eyincts tbs high eitlnlt.
on ia winch it is thee held: An American eda.
on-equal to, aul at lirtle ME- than hall lie
pice OF he Byiuih edition@is now offered n
the .,rouage OF the American pu,Iic; BY whei
its mtli,. will, DOUBTLESS, be juAly appreciated
in Ext,Qa tfom The 46ovt Wark.J
6. from mott OF the writers on educ4uoD
{" woulj appear, hAt it Is only to people u rat
+" and fortune IN / education is a matter Of az
/" importance. By lucil alone Can the i items
+" that al e gcnsr4liy pfcpoied, De adopted 30
F" iucn, therefore, muit VIC believe them to s
" excuiiveiy adIrcIed. 70 make tne iadE'
/" and 6nihed gentlemen forms n part Of ny
8 pan, which h.s Tor its otj ct the fujectIon d
{" the pal}lons, The direction Of the Elections aud
(" the cultivation Of the Faculties ihls are comma
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Valuable Property for Sale,

Valuable Property for Sale,
1t Tie AIle Falls PofomaeS,
About three miles from George Town
AID the City Of " Arlington, and ten
from Alexandra.
~ acres Of Land, upon ssA1eh
are d,velliag bsye and /mayy 0fbl, in
5y9uemeat,, Jr-Osr4l fine qaaryxs and l@
fauas, arr fzvo paeaat mlll /e4ts.
Tao updlusd.d third Parts Of 7
acres IF Land, upon quEirb are a merchant
nil, ayifb tbyse pair Of French Jurr mill
fines and every aeeVar, complete, Jar
manufacturing R0ur to The bsf aa.vantage,
and with as little mauuql AJor as p.Jl6le;
bre4vsry and dJf,ller, a graaay,
m:2ey's h0gfe, a Jyxqvsr's d09le, e0efsr's
.h5sp, &c. md vql4ut nil IeQt.
Tao undivided third parts Of
100 ceres Of land, aajanMg fbe 7 ceres
and ~ acres ab0v1mrntiouea, rpm 7vbie6
here are l'vor-A .f0ae qu4'yies and t1
fands.
The purchafy oftbe abovc pre-
perry, quM bave an alignment ga leelr
Jar tie ot5er uudiviaeatbra part, efsvbif6
there nil be 6years to came Jfyom tie fri
day Of September next.
The Jfone on the above lands IS
equal il goodusGfo any, and ,(aper'or 10
MT j5uudafion foue on the river-Os/-
els at any 5u'tbeu thai can 60 10 George
To7vu, can go up to the mill and foNe
quarrIes.
Aay be,Jou or peyJa3s, qvbo may iacl'm
to partbq/e, zviA Of rearjs vif7O tbe3rs-
mics, tberetore it IS xot tbongbt nee11"y
to be more particular.
Far terms apply IL Gen. Uriab F0rrsf,
at George To7ua, orto
PULP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
3une 20. lac
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The Bcggar Carl, uosel III thrSe Vols. by
MRS. Bennea Devalcpurt, by do. Girl ct the
Mountains, anoyeI in 2 vols. by Mrs Parf rs
St. leon, Or Tale of the XVIII Century, al no
vel in wis. oy Wna. Goodwin, Chadrea OF the
Abbey, q tale, vols. bound ii Z, by Regina
Maria Roche, Vicar of I.anidown. Z vols. in one
by do. Maid f the Hamlet, z vois. in one by do
Nocturnal Wifi. novel, IN vols. by do. Spirit
Of the Cable, by Wiiiianl G. PROXY, Vagabond,
by George Walker, Moriauat. BY Dr.. Moore.
The Armenian, or Gholt ct Seer, hiitory
founded On facts, vols. from she German OF
Schiller, Charlotte lenple,a Tale OF Truth, by
Mrs. 2owfon, vols. IL ore, Adventures Of eau
deatia ii Lucca, the Abbels, romance by ".
ii. ise.And, the avowed author oiths ohakeire@r
papers, *. sc. in vols. the Fool Of Quality,
or the fiiitory of tien,y Eari Of N!oreland, IN 3
Is by Mir. Brooke, Royal CaPtives, Frag-
ment { Secret Hitory, BY An leatilly, aie
o. he Times, novsf by the @ushIr OF the Col
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The lubicrlberS authorized by
the Will OF the late George Carret, of
Steford County, will Cell at Public Aoeti-
on the hra Monday OF Decenbe; next, in
the town Of Leeibarg, his
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on both flies Of Gooie Creek, in
this County, aud running from thence to
the fad town; containing about five
thouland acres, mott of which has been
LAID OF in lots, and Gnce lea.ed fer lives
or term Of years; from the peculiarly
eligible tifuaslon Of this land, and its
great f5nels for the improving fate Of
agriculture that is taking place il this
nelghborhood, ii is hoped that 1t will be
al. Object worth the attention OF thoie
who wiih to vef their money il landed
property; one third Of the purchJfe money
will be required on the day Of fale, the
remaining two thirds 10 be paid by two
Annual inaallntnts; FIX PER cents Of the
Stock Of the y. states will lie taken in
payment for one hall OF the Two delayed
indictments, a rs Current value, in the
principal conmeicial towss, or bonds
with good pesiynal lcculity and mortgages
will be req led to iecure the payments.
Mr.. Joha Matthias, living in Lerfburg,
AMI furveyor OF this County, has plat
of the land aad will fugvey or lhow any
part of it to tho(c who with it, they pay
ing his expeuces for 70 doing.
LAND0N CAR Err, Junr.
THOMAS l.. LEE.
Louaean County, Augatt 70. 60
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CONDITIONS.

I. The Work /5aN be e0mpg|ed in t7r'
Du1deeimo Volum<s, Of odoat $50 f0"
eaeb, & hall be printed III the ba maa@''
an a fire Paper, andarau Type.
Ii. T5s Price qui!l be me Dollar :" IT.
lime in boards, pyab!e on delief'}'
=. Il vey ee4bsra5lt nnm6tr at u;
pies being ALREADY JaIjenbfd tar, the es'fs
null be PVT to Pres, and t'"J1fa 7U'I6'"
dsly. !, D.,
GS Sa5lnpiions received by tile F4''
Iy9er.
September /. Gu
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THE
accommodation Coachee,
Alexandria, Oct. ~.

WILL leave Nh. Gsdiby's City Ia
vern every morning, at half psf four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, TO accommodate
our Alexandria friends !: returning, leaves
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, every morn
ing at fix o',io>k, and arrives at Alexan-
dria the fame evening.
The Proprietors will not undertake 10
promile as much as the Mail Pilot, which
runs but 50 miles per day, although il Is
faid to Pilot the Mail, which runs from
SO to 100 miles per day.
The PROPRIETORS.
June O. d6t2aw