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but il would be competent for the fecfe-
tsfy, in a return to the writ, to juitify the
al which has been done, OF to thew that
it is not iuojeet Of j 'dicial cognizance.
It is not TILL after an Inefficient return
that a perempsory mandamus iaaes. In
This tfanfattion, e far tom feeling any
hing culpable in the conduit of your
Judges, Think, fir, that they have given
a Rrong proof of the value o. that conlti.
tutional provifon which makes them in-
dependent. They arenot terrified ny the
frowns Of executive power, and dare to
judge between the rights Of a citizen and
the pretenGons Of PRECEDENT.
l believe, Mr.. Chairman, have gone
through mott Of the preliminary remarks
which the honorable gentleman thought
proper to make before he proceeded to the
confederation of thofe points which pro-
| perly belong to the fuoject before the COM
mitsee. / have NOT fuppofed the topics |
have been -dl(cu'fug had any connection
with the bill on your table; but | felt i,
as duty not TO leave unanfwered charges
againit the former administrations and our
Judges, of the mott inGdious tendency;
which know to be unfounded, and which
were calculated AMI eeGgned to influence
The decihon on the meafure now propofed.
Why, Mr.. Chairman, has the preient fub
jet been combined with the army, the
oavy, the internal taxes and the fedition
aw! Was it to involve then in one CON-
non odium, and TO conGgn them to a CON-
n n fats Do | fee in the preliminary.
remarks of the honorable snember the ii
re page of the volume of meafures which
re to Be pu;(ued? Are gentlemen ienGble
Il the extent TO Which it is defgned to
lead them! They are now called on to
reduce the army, to d.mini(h the navy,
aboliih the min', to deRroy the indie
.,sndence of the Judiciary, and will they
,e able TO flop when they are next requr-
ed to blot out the public debt, that hate.
full fource OF monied interef and of ariito-
ratio influence! Be ai1ured, Fir, we fee
out fmall part of the fytem which has
been formed. Gentlemen know rhe al
vantage of progrsilive proceedings, and
my life for it, if they can carry the PEG.
ole with them, their career viii not be
arreRed while trace remains of what
was done by the former administrations.
There was another remark of the ho-
norable member which ! muf be allowed
to notice. The pulpit, fir, has not ef-
capped invetaive. The minifers of the
gofpel have been Represented, like the
iaiges, forgetting the dssies of their call.
lag, and employed in discriminating the he
relies of federalifm. Am then, fir, to
l,deraand that religion is alto denounced,
md that your churches are 70 be ihut up?
Are we to be deprived, fir, both of law
and dpel! Where do the principles OF
ne gentleman end !! When the fyacm OF;
feform is completed what will remain 7
{ pray God that this A,uri(Ling country
which, under his providence has attained
,..ch height Of PROPERTY, may yet e(-
APE the defolation fuferea by another
,ation, by the practice of Grnilar doc
rlnes.
| mr.. Byaras SPEECH to bseontiautd.)
't NA1. Nd..zl
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BILLS OF CREDIT.

TIE SscRrrARY Of The Treasury,
to ssbos eyas referred the Psfati'~ e
Jokph Ward, 4ybs aeflss fsf The fe,--
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Toeday, March 9.

The Naturalization Bill was read a
third time, and paded.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-22

l1,e; lcipo6lcd the t4lcnts which pro l
duced one OF chs hrit policicai tracts
that ever was pn5Ii(hed, the Polttie4l l
Pfggyef af Gfs45 britain, the whole ne
rio of which Was cxclullveiy. attriourcd
to aim; others upon an 2ft.r knowledge
OF his iaSity Of principle and hatred of
his ipecics, pitied him, AID hoped chat
change in his habits Of i:lrenperance
might be made by acts OF sct9croiity
and fome who dctpaired of his reform,
or Of his morals, fought TO preterve his
Talents from beng purcha'ed and en-
ployed along with Porcupiuc. 1t is
well known in this city, tisat luch an
overture was, made, anl the mode in
which it was defeated, thali at lllitable
SINE be made known. u was on this
occalicn tilar b-iug founded, Calender,
Sc faid he who pays me beft IS my beh
friend. The republicans delpiied him;
they dcfeared his purcilafc by Lieon,
and eSaey filtered him Go iink III his own
flth. With what iultice N5ab's paper
can nov affel ti,ae the tories have ne
Yer talScn q man without in&cgriry up,
the copttant reioft 50 Calender as All
ehontY by she whole round of papers
Of hEgbeq5F cancxplaiu. ThrappiauIe bes-
lowed on him for the mott asgrant acts
OF baienets and inGratitudr, mutt lps4k.
They cannot deny THAI Calender is as
"ehcmentiy oppofed TO The republican
party as any tory in the country, saaugiy
greG an.f palgay as Paressotas, gyitb n doI-
BE Proportioa sft1hsns, Of baismgJ Of cba-
1z5te'- and i4y- a!t!nGs.
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F.oa liz caastfe sFlbe Jg.lea Ss1t,s

The editor of the Auforais ina
gnot unhappy and deplorable condition.
Zoe GbarG5tsgy n his principal pGfyon5
"afssG, aus ! far e0ey, ~ 1bat aleralsl5
CaAssis~ His lourccs OF wealth and
fame fatf, very fat drying ups his paper
rendered ftala and uninrerel}ing /; and
he cannoc make II otherWife, bsc&uie,
If ne lies, we fhall pubiitI3 an uni0rtu-
nate IStge- Of his. While ali chcle ca
lan1iries are PreGing Thick upon him,
where can he look for folace ? In the
agony Of has deipair, he can think OF
bnt oae st'feainina confolation bus
80, 'e-T''' ~rieegsors wii3 n..r
fske nom him. aasc < ecs-. faeher
ne lilfveys his family, ard exclains I
have YET this co.uEore---ss LOOK AT
g MY CHILDREN. y
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-22

IN the lat Recorder we find an ar.
ticle reipe6ling MIR. Jetf=c5on, GER
rain black Sally, who went with him 70
France ,ald her ycllcw ion named Tom.
Tho{e who Win 20 lee fhe fto.v ar
length are referred for the pfelent] 70
the Recorder. We have heard the
fame fubjectfreciy fpoken of in Virciaia,
ard by Hirginian Cenclenen; bur rs
We poicfs nc poative vouchers for she
truth OF tho narrative, We DO rot chooc
70 admit It into the Gazerre, while here
EeInains pol1lbiIity OF It's bling "a
lumny. lfit IS not rue, il will .ioubr-
lefs be conrradi6tsd by proper authority,
and Calender viii DC purified, as he
ought, Tor 10 enormous libel 1t may
mott improper TO mention char, there
IS fiery, the rutlf of wbichwe 1e knosy
Of much moe criminal and fagi,iops
tranla6tion Than the one Of which che
Pgeiident IS hire acculcd. Il is 10 be
hoped, for che honor OF humanity, that
ti1ere viii be no 5ccalion &c relate If: as
che time approaches for another election
Of prcfdencs if sill Be eafy to difcern
whether the Worh mutt be told. A
great mar dauhtleis recollcAss the wife
~ certain fnn5 who was, left under
ms protection, While her aulbsnd was
abroad. NSr4gW f!f Iapgenf;
[ Mr. Egonfon hardly knows what he
IpeakG abour, when te concsits that, if
Eii's nluiatt3 charge is untrue. rhs ~,rhor
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The quantity Of cotton exported
lait year, BY the United STAGES Of Amc-
rica, iurPalies the grearef quantity ever
exported, IN one year, by al fhs mr.
lnaIa U@n65 pm fqgst5@. The land c.
pablo OF bearing cotton in Louidaoa
reaches two hundred rrilcs 10 the Nort5-
~ard, and towards the VET they have
10 limits bur thcie Of the continent it.
ien
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'Ro@ eoDssrrs WEEKLY roLlrIcAI x1oxs-
TEX FOX APRIL .sos.
LETTER FROM WILLIAM cbBGG1sr.
roras sIoA~ sswssa.1z
LORD HAwKEsBuRY,
lis m@jsfy's -tferetary Of ''tsy far jsrs;gn
affair.
LORD HAWKESBuRY,

1i'S H'"J./J 5 JfF'f'"iy q i'dsg idr }drsign
affair.
MY LORD,
I how-cou,e TO the 8th point, winch
I proPofed TO difeu{s; naanely, the eslFon
q I4aaigane, and as TN inevitable con-
tequences Of tbs t2o,,tdas. by Spain to
France.
laying aGde, fer the prefeat, the
aagrant and criminal ncgfe6E 10 obtain,
IN rhe definilive treaty, a renuuciation
Of this cct1ion, l ihall proceed TO point
QUO fome of ehc Consequences Of the
ceGion irlc}E
The acquiiihor / am now {peakine of.
may DC viewed in thrae difsiast LIGHTS :.
tir.t, as giving &c France AZ addison.
OF doninion and OF commercial and
lnaflelme reiou ces /, ieoondly, as fub-
Jeciing the United States Of Anaciica
20 the dictates of her intereiss, or her
ambition, and thereby ealarring her,
commercial intercourle with a country
which, at this time, confumes more chan
one toulth OF ali our exported ulanufac-
tures; and thirdly. as 4 military and ma.
val poiirion, from which llc will be able
to annoy Canada, and the United States.
20 ieizc on the Spaliiih mines and 40
harrats, il NOT cut Of, aconfiderabis por
tion OF the trade ofGyeat Bgicsia.
What have Co FAY my lord. or ~
OF rlicie points, will perhaps amount 70
little more than Whar ! have. ar 4 ttt4re.rr
times already iaid; buc, thonehT do NOT
expect 70 produce an effect or your
iordlhlp, | am not quite aci1inte Of
hope with retPatt TO others, who may
nor poliets an =" bersdftary G.Jpofti5H
g 10 21fts, and, therefore, ain in
cllned to venture on repetiti, ethcr
than 10 loic tie chance q '''''""
triumph 70 truth.
tirit, as gfZ'iug g an 4dajtioa
q dointnsaas A1t1 ts fsloarcs5, the
af97'ilssic.! yzsaa El'e 0issad1s
tfot one without rhe 9th
have Is OF et1e utrnoitit!lg,,ssRa'.e,-e-, 3.
vI'il Ter '''oS''eFNs ,,''PI.ole hgr 70 hai5
.le'9 oolotl'ea t'le1eiY as 'uchs merely for
-'te F'n5 "iSS 81 ooieiVatlons Tor the fake
- '''el' i'rontiCt'? aha a. : marker for
li~l W. 5lgoS' ~ u, tH'5 We" aioaf they
.s.- - .'l'',llte, rs l@!'os n i.oWilana
a '''- , Is o''4o'Y GAG ficaeit III the
%'. ~: rom INC borders ot thc Mii-
r Ky - stic mt o s'le french Wet
=, aN4ta >9!'il',7.. nay 4!% very 10" rae,
,,,;t o 800 @.,,, '''Y'ic"s St'o lumber,
nereG;r,,r 49, - -. =. tiiS very afiF
on cnioa - '. ~, 1o.o'l,cs' ana "hich
5:al 80 = lro''.i'',',Gs1 e Pufc6aie,
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will be psefsnt in your circuit courts y
means Of which, an opportunity will be at
forded. him Of infufng into every part OF q
trial, that hyperion legal knowlcdge,whlell,,
he may pofels !; yonr diitriet judges will
allo profit from this connection, it will
Be ifource from which they will derive
much legal knowledge andimprovernent,
and it will thew itfelf IN the trial which
NAV be had in their refpeaive diitri6ts !:
means can be derived to give the Judges
Of your fuprcme court 70 correct and 70
univerlal influence over Judges Of fubor-
dinate tribunals. ] amalio perfuaded that
all the buGnsls which belongs totheeonrfs
Of the United States, can. be convenient
II done By aiTociafing the fuprenc Judges
and The diHfia judges, in the n,annerfro-
pofed iflo the prelent judges OF your CIR
cult courts are fupernumerary, AMI their
falaries, as far as It relates to the public,
thrown away. The gentleman from De-
laware has indeed fuggeaed, the Judge Of
the iuprcmc court VINO may nave prellued
in d trial below, when the fame is renov-
ed into the fupreme court, may fet him
lelf to intrigue, and condclcend TO low
arts, and management to gain over the
other Judges to the fupport Of his opinion;
this is too improbable to.lneTit ferrous
reftation; it is the pride Of judge, par
ticularly in a fation 70 exalted, TO hold
shimfelf, at all times, open 70 conviction,
and nothing. gives hin greater plesfure
than to have il in his power TO correct an
error, which he may diicoverin a former
opinion. For theie reafons, Mr.. Chair
man, I am againa friking OUT the lrtt
fiction Of the bill.
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Wednesday, April II.

Mr.. Dayard moved the taking up for
confederation, motion made yeaerdsy
by him for the adjournment of the two
houfes on Monday next. The queaien
was put on taking it up, and loft. Ayes
SO. noes 3S.
Mr.. Van Neis moved The order of the
day, on the going into committee Of the
whole on refolu,ion fome time ince laid
by him on the table, rejecting the regii-
teriog Of venels, &c.
MelTrs. IInger and Grifwold, cppof-
ed the taking up this retaliation, from
the latenefs of the fefion, and moved a
poaponement Of il to the 18th Monday in
November.
Poifponement carried. Ayes 81.
The hoofe then took up the amend
ments of the committee Of the whole,
reported yelterday, to the bill I" to a.
mend the Judicial fyRem Of the United
States
The fyf amendment was as follows:
and much Of the at, entitled, an
act to eitablifh the judicial courts Of the
United States, paaed Sept. a, 1889, as
provides for the holding FELTON, Of the
fupreme court, on the 1T Monday Of Au-
gulf annually, is hereby repealed"
On agreeing to this amendment,
Mr.. Bayard called for the yeas and
nays. He faid it was not his intention
to confune the time of the Hou!e, by
repeating the arguments which had been
made, without being anfwered in the
committee Of the whole. He would bare
ly oblerve, that the giving to the fupreme
court one letlion infead offwo, was in a
great mealnre denial of jullice to fuit-
ors, and would operate with peculiar IN
juaice on the pre!snt tutors.
Mr.. Mott declared himfelf againa the.
amendment inaimuch as it betrayed great
inconGfenoy in the aas Of the Legislature.
He believed the law lately padcd, refped-
ing the judiciary fyfem eaablilhed lae
FELTON, was right. That law refored the
fyeem of 7S9, under which two feflions
Of the fupreme court were. annually held.
The repeal, not operating till the frf Of
July, did not affect the enluing fefion in
June. II the repeating law was right, we
mutt now be wrong. For this realon,
and for Others, Mr.. Mott declared himfelf
againf the amendment.
The yeas and nays were then taken
on the amendment, and carried. Yeas.
"A, nays 2G.
The Jreoad amendment eAabliihed an
additional circuit, to be called the leyenth
circuit conhfing Of Kentucky and Ten
neaee.
Mr.. Alton iaid he ihonld be impelled
to vote againG this amendment, unlefs it
fhould be fhewn that it would not materi-
ally interfere with the fubfequent details
Of the bill, which, he was at preient in
clined to believe would be the cafe.
MIR. Davis faid it was far from his in
tention unnecefarily to confume the time
of the Hcufe. He begged, however, thar
the Arguments. watch he had yeeer-
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Goagrefs of tDe JiuitsO States.
= HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Wsaxsiaay, February n,
D<5ats on f6s Bill receiusd from TIE Senate
eutifled " IN d7 to repeal esrfGin af's
ys3<l7ius tie orgauizatiaa Of TIE eSarts
of'fbe q. Sfafss.
sF Conrlnds1.
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DR.. HARR.s GENUINE EYE.WATER.

A fovelcign remedy for all o:feales Of the eyes.
whether the effect cfnaturai weakness or Of ac-
cidenl, deductions Of rheum, dullne.s, itching
and iilaS on the eyes, never faiingto cure thoie
nlaIa1ies which frequently fucceed the in,ail pox
,neailes ard levers, and wonderfully Grengthen-
ing veal, fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived u
fight.
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TAPE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL fULLER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 20 months ago to be grlevouily az
fi1ied with tape worm, which increaied fat
il 1ize AMI ftrength, 70 as to excite the mott
horrid ienations by its writing motions and
ineolcrable pains, rctembiing The gnawing and
searing Of his bowels, which deprived lin of
his neceilary leep, and cautcd iu,h dreadful ap-
prehe,uions as cannot be conceived but by one in
a finiias iruation--his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his ttrength, 70 that he was una
Bile TO attend to any 5ufnels-when he heard
OF iot,e eGeeEent cures performed by Hamil
tins worm lozcnges, he took a large dofe, which
hrou.hs away about FOUR YARDS of the
worn. (now III the poileihon Of Lee & Coz
bus a renewal Of his pains ioon convinced him
thu this non,srous reptile had recovered its frh
vigoul--Applcario was Made to / &c & Co.
for moro 81 their medicine, with their advice
from which ieluted the total expuiiion of his
formidable enemy, ia feveral pieces, which he
iuppoled to be SIX or LIGHT YARDS mere.
Z A lew mouths have Gnce elapfed and MIR. Full
Ter is now in perfect health. The above faas
are weilknown toa numerous circle his neigh,
bours, and himfef will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the fuhiecf.
Although llamilt9n's worm lozenges produce
iuca powerful effects, when neceHary, yer they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
aoies, as Mr. Fulisr Wi. teftily--their particu-
lar nsiidneis is abundsasly evident in innumera
bic cures of infants.
Gomma9ie9tea BY Dr.. Jokn Sp&ngtly,
York toayn, Penx1lvasia.
Letter from the reverend MIR JOHN MOL
TAER, n,initter Of the Moravian church, III
York town.
York, Janaay 4tb, 1902.
Dear Sir,
D.. tiamiltos's loaenges have been recon-
nlcnded TO me as a very adequate means for the
cure OF children afflicted with worms, proour-
ed a hex for the uf. Of my family, to try, whe-
ther by means of this medicine, might be ena
bed 60 gain,a point, which, to accomplish, dit.
fercnt ether means had proved aborriye. My
eldeG boy had very Gckly appearance, wasvery
>r-Hlefs at night, grew ;eaner from time to time;
in fhert, he feemed to be in preearious tate OF
health. which would yield to none OF the medi
eihes a,r,inifered, until gave linn two dofes
OF ,enges ag~eeabiy TO the directions, which
CARR d of .n,aanre to al appearance mere
alucus, but upon clo!e inlfpeaion quite repie
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9th very {naall living animals. Not one 81 tina
i ~ Of worms which ufualiy aalif children
esnc from him. onAcc that period he grew re.
r s, better in health, and though lean,
h,s oot f.s.h and lively complexion. Upon
d,fIt1sut oecaiions have uled this niedicineso
r,,,r,,;u, ulisisute and found it an!wes exceed
ingy We'll, without bringing on beiy-ashe, OF
any Of ,hoie dlf4grecabie icn.ariots, ioolten oc-
caiioned BY purgMg medicines, Upon the Mhie,'
JUDGE this medicine to be, be!ccs is main cb-
;eet one of the mott faiutary means for rotor
ipg loa appetite, aid promoting proper fate
OF digeftion, by carrying off that bilious tub
flance, wEish engenders 10 much ihuIipo4itioa
both among chilaisn and aduits.
am. Sur, your mott obedient iervaat,
JOHN MOTHER.
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The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
ftrengrhens the gums, preterves the enamel troa
decay, and cleanfes and wh;tens the teeth, by
ablorbing al that acrimonious ilime K .ouines,
which fufcred to accumulate, never fails 70 IN
jure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for ths
ITCH

Which is warranted an infali:ble remedy st
one application, and may be uled with periect
fatety by pregnant women, CT OH infants week
DID, not contrasting particle ct mercury or any
other dangerous ingredient q hitever, and IS not
accompanied v ith that olmcntng fmart which
attends the application of ether remedies.
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SAMUEL BISHOP,
BooxssLLsg, s. oTA4loSIx

BooxsEllsg, s. ugA1loSES
Relsafsly ;sJo,ms ~ Pz5.ls fss,s<f be .dos
rscetvsa iran. LIZ :. t5's is,sfsat aaa
FANNY lMea.siac sso's, Baltimore,
jrels ag.rfus1t If fls's fe!laseasgg
Vasllabls, aledlcEles,
E1bie6 arc IL his5 sassu and s,sus,,:l ~
tsrosgs..t sss Ltaiisa 5ssa;s5, u0gy #
tsxm 7sus t,la s2b5supsr f1ga zoe dr4s'
IF zv6,ea t.1sy are e9a59asSe.f, eoate De
pa,roafs6 at a ,xfatl sss,e.
bI JAKE karIcs,
7,bas S. by1Q9 isappeiuse4 roe ONLY a.
gent fof Alrxe1aig9.
DIR. tiAMILTON.s ELIXIR,
Afovereign remedy tor Iollss u5tniate Coughs,
Aithnas, Calarrhs, Sore iLfoa.s, and -Ap-
preaching Con.umptians.
10 parents qubo my bave edilassu a5aitzed
qvit5 the HOPPING CJUGh.
This d.fcovsry is OF the .irit naaseitede, as 1t
San immediate reiiei, checEs the p:ogreis, and
ma fhort time entirely removes the motr eTuei
afordsr 10 which children are llable--the izlix.r
Is +, perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 iaaal,
that NO difficulty aries IL taaingis.
From LUTHER MdRTIN, Eiq. Aif0s-
n<y. General Of fbe Stare At Maryland.
Gentlemen,
comply with your requeG in Rating my
opinion of rianlllton's Elixir It has been uied
in nv family for two or three years palt, with
uniform fncceis, whenever colds. coughs, or IL
miar complaints have rendered medicine ne.
ceifary. / have myCclf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
blelomc affection of the brealt, accompanied
with forenels and with obitrucfcd and difficult
breathing
On thefe accounts do not hehtate 60 recon-
mend Eamilton's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and deierving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abiiah EIenly, Brijgc-Street, Baltimore,
was cured by enc bottle of Hamilton elixir OF a
very complicated diIofdcr, occaloned by a ie-
we're cold caught ieveral months ago. ne
breathcd with the greatef difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening f~cars tshen ne
attempted TO walk any diitance, and his voice
would frequently fail in foch degree that The
could only attempt to whilpsr, ne has been
upwards of FIX weeks without, return Of his
complaints, aud de.ircs TO give this public tel
t;:,,vny In favour Of Ibis invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
Valuable Negroes,

To difcharge the debts due from the
efate CT George r. L. 1urberville, de-
cesied, thar are at this time made known
TO the Administrator. Six lnopths credit
will &c allowed the purchafets on thei,
giving bond with approved iecurity, or
three per cent will be allowed TO thols
purchate7s who choofe to pay ready mo-
ncy.
GAsvIN CoR2In ,TEaBEKyILLr,
Adminyf,ctor.
Nov. IL az COZ,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet difcovered which gives
immediate and laliing relief in the mots fesefs
inttanees.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-08
CARVING, GLIDING, and
VAlo NJSkINCC.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS.
From Philadelphia J

From Phllade!phla)
liz Pyinee.5trest, 5stzueeg Fairfax and
Watsr- Ssfe<ts, re..s dear 70 Dr.. Dicks
IL TIE be4f. 2ehl oeessie3 BY GROVE
WRI6hr:
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens If
Alexandria thai &c intends reGIing here
for few monsEs, End will be happy In
executing any orders in the above branch
es Of buline.s. She reeilds and varnilhes
ole frames 20 as TO make tkem appear like
new-aad lilzewile varnif,cs them with
particular kind OF warmth that will bear
walhipg.
She b4i or hand,
A large End elegant aaortnent Of
Prints, Looking lales, 4
GIRANDOLES.
of every delcription, wa,ch will be lola
on the lowef terms for cath.
Orders from a difance will be puntta-
ally -ttended.
Nev.Ig. 60