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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-27
From tie LANcAsrER Journal.
D4N2CN- fiTC ca WGL5TEN Cr
AGAIN.
AGAIN.

III very lately Calender f99d on
the pinnacle Of democratic pr,,;!e. O!
he was one OF the iineerea patriots in
tee word!" & his writings were IN
paraile!ed" &C The Spirit OF tletp 5ri(n. 4"
Tie Regitter.' Tie FFif5ory Of the
uni9ed States, and e the ProfDea
before rs" were more eagerly fonoht
after By the democrats than tfe bible
A Senator OF the United States was
proud in Offering him a hofoirable
roof, The mild and Charitable Mr.
.jeHefion, paid him comfortable iu,ns Of
money for abuiiag Warrington and
Adams, ---and the public rrca{ury was
unlocked for his necef1iries.
But the moment Calender became dis
4nfted With she vie hypocri.7 OF preten-
ded republicaniim ; The moment he be
gan TO unmafe the demagogues, and TO
tell ferrous truths offelf- filled patriots :
thar moment the democrats begah to
abnle him, and he is now called a War
and sagahoad,in every iacobin brothel
and public Office Of the union. Eur
Caiieoder knows human narure 100 we'll
70 wrllhe under il.ch fceble lath. II.
has dilcovered their ingratic,!d1 and Nv
poorly and he is determined nc !ongcr
70 oe the confident Of their lccrsrs, Or
the duPe Of their Vaccinations.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-27

4 La p Examiner fpoke fomcthing about
she TiygjaiaR doHatioH u fbe Norf5 mr.
lfrh fsrrIt1'y to Co4Rrrb. This was, IN
doubtcdiy, one Of the mot abfurd rneaf,res
that ever Legislative afcmbly adopted
lFfhis fate had Kept that conqueh, and her
titic 70 it was roth uadifputcd, and jnd;f-
pota5lc, VIC never fhould had the leaf oc-
CATION tor a iingjs tax This would have
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-27

[Ih" reader is requelted to oblerye
thai Calender never wrote nor never
law tuch book as '' the Rcgiaer," or
g The Spirit Of Defpotifn.'}
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16


WE congratulate our friends upon the hap.
ry circumstances in which we enter the new
year. The general health, and the uildnefs of
the icaion arc every where acknowledged. The
rctusn Of Peace to Europe u = delightful con-
temptation to every benevolent mind. Tie fuc-'
cefsful aruggle for Liberty, and the acknow-
lcjgcment Of the greaseR nation in Europe as
Republic. Is ALTO theme Of much public gra;i-
tude. The war in Europe has terminated As
iavorahly as the war in America, and has iecur-
ed the isme great end. The happy sfFch may
be sntici?ased ia all nations. Our couusry was
never better prepared for lhc event. Az Peace
With al civilized nrtions, in full PROPERTY, and
with all the relources of an cxien6ve pppula-
tisn, we poilcfs the fpitit. which made usguat,
and an enihniafm for tho Lbcry. which we
poschsIed, aud whieh il viii he our glory TO
iuyposs. The AdminiG sation Of our affairs is
the moa happy TO be conceived. Ii is directed
BY no foreign insefeR. and it unds to no dan
gerous iacTeafe of power. IL j. the ~ill OF tic
many and not Of tcw, AMI ir is adapted in all
It's ma&ims. to economy, TO indpiauy, aud the
purfuit OF fuch beiings as ar. 60 asife from OUT
telves. II coadOces 70 our ipdepender<c, and
to our hiehefl pssioosl glory. Mf. Jar fIRsos
10 the mott proper fubjea Of the hishcfi euloey,
The salenis ofMr. MApisox have been COO.
feaed in psa rsufae,iocs. The abilities Of Ms
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16
Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
December as. 1901.

A report was received from the Secretary
Of State, on the petition Of Philip Sloan. which
concludes with the opaion tha, il ~ expedienr
TO allow tne p-,iticner $500 dolk. in fun com
pcD!a,ion for his ietvices. Referred TO Com
mirree Of ths hole Houic on Wedneiday.
December ao. M.
A report was made OF rules proper TO be
adopted by the HouG for the government of It's
proceedings, by the committee appointed foe
that purpoie. s
Referred to Committee Of the whole
Houfe tomorrow.
The C0mnittee, to whom had been re-
fcrred, the rclolutions Of the Senate on the dii-
poiition and arrangement ofthe Library Of Con-
greE, as amended by tho Houfe, made report.
that the Houfe do difag;ec to the fame--and AL
70 reported bill containing provinons to be
fubltituted in their room-whch Icpsrt was
read Al fecond time. and referred TO Commit
tee Of the whole this day.
The Committee of Revival and UnEaiihed
bu6nefs, reported liz Of ats that will expire
by their Limitations. during. or at the cxPira-
tion Of the preieut icGion.
The Houie went into Committee of the
whole on the Library Bill-Mr. Rutedge in
the chair.
The bill under went fevcral amendments.
and the LAT ieeaion making further sppropria-
,icn for the purchafe of hooks was rejetted, un-
der the ifnPrcilion that the uncxpendsd balance
was fueicient for the prefcns.
So rspoued.. IL was oonGdered by the
hoofe, and further amended when on motion
| OF Ms. Grifvold, the further confederation of
IL was poRponed sill to-morrow.
TIE fsllss0isg are sbt pvhe;sai fssmys effbs bill:
The fevcrJ feetians OF the Till pveicribe,
I. That the Library. conlaipg of all the
books Of the two Houics. he kept 10 the room
Iaa fefiion occupied by the Houie Of Reprciea-
ttatives.
asnd 3. That the PreGdent Of the Senate
and Speaker OF the Hcufe Of Representatives.
laPpaint librarian aad thar the preGdcnt and
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16

III atfsa0, 1baf The fezrsy gf szfsrixg
Nolle Psofequi, foy The )sppgjsd exeyeyt Of subifb
m fbe egjf Of Daase. M,. Jeftyoa has been /e-
ssyey es1fA,sd BY ibr oppoGlion print, avas ex-
sreyfd in /evey4i iyfaase, BY biz pysdtesDay in Of
Jtre s9ri did any Js.!tyAl~ Rep ys,aua,S. as in
f5e fa/f aLsvsmesiiosed, 10 t,sps a. q criminal
and aneogSitusioaal interference on ne part Of ibe
ExseHsivr. 7dr follozsisg yesisms meApfs sf
fbs exeye< sf fbH tssrsy, nozv 10 obrsrionI 10 fbe
fsrs ef adm,1Jgyafisa, BY M. .s4amJ, I gives BY
tbe Ed,ior ef fbe Amerifaa Cifixrn, ecb, las an-
dsy,sker an elaborate dyfgl,isu sfibe (alje7: !.
In 1899 proieeasioa was commences
by the Attorney General OF the United S'a'es,
aasinf William DUANE. for publihing !. the
Aurora. that Bri.iih influence prevailed in the
Executive Council Of the Union, 10 the appoint
ment. il we forget NOT. of Mr.. Thomas Pinek-
ney. to be miniacr of the United States at the
Court Of 81. James. This was aAertcd, MIR.
Duane iad, Oh the authority OF Mr.. Adams
him!elf. the larc PseGisn,. The fui, was, how-
ever. profscu,ed, j; having nip, out Of MIR. A
dams memory thar he had ever written fuch a
letter on the fubjctt. Mr.. Duane nevertheless
fhowcd to the Attorney General letter which
he had in bis poG. Zion. svsilfea BY Mr.. Adams,
in which the prevalence Of B.itiih influence IN
| our executive council was explicitly aheucd.
The Attorney General was far;shed thar the
hand wIitiog was that Of John Adams. hc.
cordingiy lhe Information ~as forthwith convey
cd to him, and his Exrhwy thought proper 70
order thc Attorney General TO enter NoA
I P,sf7a, hich was accordingly entered, and
by which the iujt nffitutcd againtt the Jsdifisa'
man, was GRACEFULLY topped J"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-16

GALLArIs are ksoSn thfoush Europe. and
aar doubted by any men 10 compstision WIKI
him. Tne Departments are filled wi,h the fs:l
u,en, among whom ths mot cordial confcnf y
caabliihcd. Congfefs has met under the Plesf-
ing hopes oflayinga firm foundation for the
public profpcrty. NO errors wilibe Teyefcd
for their antiquity; No Forms efablifhed under
rhc authority Of great names. Expsncncc will
guide 70 iIpprosenent, and tbe Experiment. be
hfe. bccaule il has its utinty IFS only recon-
mcnGa ioa. We entertain no doubt thar fame
wii' give this year diftinguiihed place in her
ilansls, as the Commencement of the era cf a
merican glory. And that al! future generations
will cali il bleiIed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
JUST PUBLISHED.
AND FOR SALE

At R. $ ]. GRAY Us Book(}ora
REPORTS of adjudged cafes in II,
Court OF Comnmon Pleas, during The ,; ns
lord chief juaice Wiiles prehded n 1ba,
court; together with fome few cafe, -" IS
the fame period determined in the Hons
of Lords, Court Of chancery, and ES.
chequsr chamber. by Charles Du,pfoyd'
barriiter at lawprice to fubicriben. :,
dolls. 50 cents, to non.f ubicribers doI,.
Alfonzo, King of Cattle; a irses5v
in FIVE aas-by NJ. G. Lewis-oD,;c,,
81 cents.
BIBLE-A few copies of Cary,s pew
ITO Family Bible, ornamen,sd with plate.
and maps-frice S dollars.
Subscribers to Conrad and Co.'S. edi,;o,
Of Select Novels, are informed that Cler.
mont, by Mrs. Roche, forming the oh
and 9th volumes Of that elegant work. !.
now nearly ready for delivery. Alfo, tie
I'd vol. of Warner and Hannah's Selsa
Plays.
Iuiy I6.
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Notace.

THE PUBLIC are RESPECTFULLY inform
ed, that BOOKS of SUBsCRIPTIOl,
for Shares in the Allegheny Turnpikf {
Road, are opened at the office ct Cel.
Fraaei, DeaAms, in George Town, anf
at the compiling houte of Mr.. WRlia4
Hurj5or1e, IN the town OF alexandra
where thofe inclined TO lubferihe for lhare:
will pleaie to apply.
Tie acts Of the Afemblies of MARY
lard and Virginia, for Incorporating 8 {
!" Company for eitablihing a Turnpiks
$ Roaf from The Burnt Mill, about Z
g nile below Georges creek, on the
g Poso mack river, 70 the nearef weaeri
!" ia y gaiion, - may be feen a.either oi
the aforementioned places.
sMarrh law,
aF Clean linen anu cotton
rags bought at this oaice,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
Chap Books.

Prcmpter; Ala.dia III til Wonderful Lamp
Mother Gople,s iales, Trojan War, CULVER
S>eviy'd; Laugh AID he Eat; Focus pocus; Di.
vine Enlble1ns; setter Writer; Spauifh Rogues
Religious Cdurtfhip, Conqueif of Mexico
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Be
rof;f.,r,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
Tie Turnpike Read from Alexan

- - 49, a Ss'Tst fS'tNS = 49, u -.
dr,0 to LsHle R,UeY,
in. Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hawthorne for himleifi and John
Thomas Ricketts,, in Alexandria lirael
Lacy and Burr Powell in Louooun; David
Hunter and William Riddle IN Berkeley !;
Thomas HamRlond aud Mathew Frame
in Jefenons; Bufhrod Taylor and VIM.
Dayidfon in Frederick Samuel CroWdion
and William Stienberger in Shenandoah.
!. This being a buinefs in which the com
snuni,y may be greatly benefited, and as
3 il has only this day come into my hands,
have undertaken to publiih without con.
.;fulting the other commits toner's as they are
all at difance. The law is with me
land ls-doubs not will be hewn by The
other commiGioners, TO any perfon ap.
plying. The law requires Ten Dol7ieys q
be paid at the time CT fubferihing ths
remaining fum Of Nnety Dollars, On each
hare, IS to be. paid in dividends, as called
t,r by the Prefident and Directors, 10 be
~ehcien by the itocs,holdsrs.
Vim. HARTSHOPNE.
April 20, 60
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Accommodation Coackee,

WILL leave Mr.. Gadby's City Ia,
vern every morning, at half pai fonr
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
Our Alexandra friends: returning, leaves
Mr.. Eyans's, Indian Queen, every NOM
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives at Alexan-
dria the fame evening.
The Proprjetors wall not undertake; to
promi.e asmuch as the Mail Pilot, which
runs but So miles per day. although it is
laid TO Pilot the Mail, which ruhs from
SO to 90 miles per day..
The PROPRIETORS.
Inne O. d6t2aw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
Tnhn Gardner Laid

Tohn Gardner Laid
.1Ea,ssaisly rseeip<3 fer 1alr al BIS t|a's-
~. bsul, afeyq,setsNbayf,
Rals'a Sheetings, ner hale or
,Railia and Ravens Dack niece
And India Cotton
German Linens and one trunk iewing
Silks and Ribbons, i
A few pair handfome Looking GlaGs;
ngilf and mahogany frames,
Two bales Of Paper Hangings,
a great variety OF mems, womens and
: shildrens' ihoes, eoarfe and fine,
Hssss H,ss. and rs1s,
Souehong
Tea tabIefst,s of China in boxes
Cotton, wool and play ing Cards,
Holland and country Gin OF -ths belt
B rhahty in pipes,
w. India, and n.
England Rum, lnhhas aho DIS
MolaiIes & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in 6rkins,
Reef and Pork in bis. and half bis,
Spermaceti and tallow Candies,
White and brownSosp,
Chocolate ofthe beR and common fort,
Chceas OF an extraordinary fine quality,
Shsd, Hermngs and dried Cod Fbh,
A quantity o. red Soal Leather,
Frefh RaihDs anaFigs in caiks,
Lemons In boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nusmegs, Almonds,
and aaaaall quantity of ireih Hops, &c.
AJT,
About 80 tons of Lignumyi'a.
Mayfl3. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
Inlyr
For P3~aUate Sale.

The whole of my property ftuated on
Princess freet, in the Town of Alexan-
dria, conftsing OF 4 good dwelling houies
with iufiiicienr lois attached TO each. -
They will be fold together OF fepaEatesas
may fuit perfons inclined to pnrchaie.-.
{ Eos terms apply on the pfehifes to
HENRY sAIsCUE.
June II. sd3teo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
Ten Dollars ReuWd.

RAN AWAY from the fabicriber, on
Tuefday the 9th infant, a Negro wan
named WILL, about II years Of age ASs
feet nine or ten inches high, has icar ."
h,s left knee and another on bis rlSAl 'o'' !
had on when he went away, tleks".
burgh lhirt, brown roll to~iis s a,s
wool hat about half worn; cut II IS !'heI
he may have changed his dres' as = he , TOOK
with him a cotton fms an old NV. y
brown broadcloth coat, and a new PAnO NJ.
lhoes. He may probably be lurking s. sOJ g,
Alexandria, and may attempt to PALS
a free man. l will give the ABOVE e., ~
ward for experimenting and 'ecusilS . md 4
any Jail 70 that ! get him sgln' az wiI
brought home all reafonable charges ""
alto be paid. =. forbid
Matters of veGtls and Others are l0'v,s
harboriOg, carrying off or e''p''' 30
.laid Negro at their peril. CO.. Cen.
WILLIAM oAoH' 2''
1,,v 70 Iaw5.1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-13

ON this inseraf.Rg snd highly imporan,
branch OF 1eieusc, icyeral valuable worss hav.
within few ears, beea preiepted to the pubic
among which rhe s5oye, as il IS the mqit receor
10 Is 1t pre- en.aeutly uieiu- Lex sy her lu7e@
into an inquiry cnucerningshe i.2tpre Of the .cye
powers, and intellectual faculties CT the human
mind, MRS. Hamilton has developed thOle powers
and faculties with peripcuity and aL.I:ty
which while i arfcGs the attention OF thote who
have molt luccefIuly Guided ,hcie iubects, n,aa
render competent knowledge Of them familiar
to the mott ordinary capacity. The iuperfcial.
nels and frivoty of character engeudt 81 by the
modern 1yitenl cfedueation have been oag, and
uGly, a iubjc6 Of compiains; but the part.
cuIar cauies by which thief: ferrous evils have
been produced, were hitherto but imperfeay
known, or little attended to- To TRACE thtlc evils
to their fcurce, and to point out the proper re.
medy, is the uitimate object 10 which the meri.
torious efforts of this Author have been directed;
and in thcie efforts fhe has, it is believed, pcced-
ed beyond the melt fanguinc expectations. Such
indeed, is the importance Of the inquiries which
form the lu5jett Of this work, and 70 great the
1ucceis with which thole inquiries have been pur-
iued, that tbs happieft consequences TO iociety
may reafoaably be expected 70 reiut ircm the
prclcnt publication. 10 all il is iatereting iii a
very high desree, but to mothers of families. and
others engaged in rhc formation Ct the MINDS CT
children and youth, i. viii prove an acqaiGtion
truly invaluable.
/ he rapi iale Of two inpretIlous Of hi. work
in Engl-nd, fufieienlly eyiHces the high ellmati-
on in which it is there he'd: en- America el;.i-
on--equal to, and Al Iittle mcre thlu hail h.
price of the Britlih edtian'--is nov ohsrei to
the patronage Of the American pubic; by whom
its merits Will dou1tlefs be Jultiy agpced1ted,
In Extral7 fran Tie qbove No#.
g From mott Of the writers CT c5ucai5n i:
I" would appear that it is only to PeoFte Of rank
IS and fortune hat education is q matter c! any
T" Importance. BY fpcii stone san the iysems
(" that are geaerajiy Rtoppied, Be adopted 20
:" iuch, therefore, p}uit We believe thsm to be
6 excluiveiy addreacd. 70 make f.a ladies
g and fnlihed gentlemen forms no part ny
g plan, which has fer its objeta the faoi, S;oaof
Z" the paihons, the direetion q he 1ielions, and
g the cultivation q the curies lhat are connlcn
sc to The Whole human race"
lie price If the Driciih edition, is htcta
ihillings, Sterling, in BOARDS.
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Lands IN Kentucky.

70 be loId BY Pub!ie Sale at the
1outfae Cegxe-R eom, Mex, York, en- The
aady Of Dlesm5er zexf, at II o'rloeS,
aoan.
Eleven thouland acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying IN the coun-
tJ of Fayette, fate of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles ioath eals Of the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feveral riling
fettiements. The foil generally good,
we'll watered and timber OF various dciefip-
lions.
Thefe lands within Is miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, beth nayi-
gable two to..three hundred miles above the
extremity OF the lands.
.AI6,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, anot5ey TRACT efLAND
OF nin- thouEand acres, in one Or more lots,
in the county Of Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame diaance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the formerand Main Licking river, DIFF
tant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhood
of the fettled parts of Kentucky, and app
polite Jeriey fettlemsnt. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
1855. ard the title deeds are clear and IN
dnputable.
As thefe lands are to be diipofed of for
behalf of creditors, they will be pohtively
fold TO the highe9 bidder, for appoyed
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler OF Mv. James Ma&crson
of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodtord county or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lapds.
For further information and an accurate
plan Of the lands, apply to- John & Charles
Wilkes Etqrs. OF Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Damtries, Viz
gina.
October /. 60
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CONDITIONS.

I. TIE WorA Rail be comPyfl il t7g'
Da0deeimo Volumfs, or a5oat 40 fGgT'
each, q Nail be 5riattd in tx JlF maS&fF>
oil a fine Paper, andne7V Iy3e.
IL. The prize qvill be oae hollat fer 90
lime in boards, payable on aelrvfy.
x*x Il vey coyfdrrabhr aa@l5sy Of q,
pies 6ejng alyeudy Ju5/tribed J.r, ne q,orS
@aN be Pasto Pres, and tfaJ6ed eo'leo"
deley.
O. Su!ftribtia1s rseei7cd By t6s mn
H6fy.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-13
10 K E n /,
Fer a tern eff Iea's, in one 0r f7'0 I"'~''
Near 5000 Acfe5 Of
L A n i,

Being that part of the Noun ).Illo,
Vernon Tr2a devifsd by General W'ihlas}iS.
to George F. and Charles A. Waiht&.o"' TX
ing on the iouth lide Of the Potomac' llyI Gsd
miles below Alexandria. This land IS wen i' ~.
TO wheat, being fat river land, eztSno'as rs -
wards OF three miles on the wafer, and iIs G'na.
good Fiiheres on it. The cortfuy oil 'hlI i,,%
ton 70 Alexandria, tn. City and Georse. r'na
with the convenience of water carri'se' ~ !,
make it deGrablc to Farmers. J nero - brct
a fmall Dweing-Eoufe, comn'oa,uIt ioplc,
Barn, and excellent Stables ard ou5 o,,,, The
Any perlon wilhing to rent, Will pc, ~ living
thereon, and may know the terms ty aFp,[adr,.
to Colonel Deneae, at his office in Ito 90 70 the
with whom a plat of the Land IS ieR' u
Subfcfiber. ,,ccFTT.
boS" h11'- cost
Sept. 80. ------,s
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r O B ERT OR AY

VH7ILL be in Philadelphia during the
w Literary Fair to be held there,
Oh the 18th inf. Thofe gentlemen who
with to farnifh their Libraries with fuch
books as are not often on fale in this place,
may, by leaving their orders at r. and 7.
Gray's bookstore, before the 1sth init.
have ; y, them procured ct the Philadelphia
telling prices.
October s. w
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NJ.CARA and FRIDGE

uoas inn obwea n WHOLESALE STORE,
II Kiug G,xef, oppgfte SNowDEN's
Pe1Sr1Nc OrFIcE, gvbere tbsy baa,e a
Laygs and general 4l0ortmeat Of MER-
CHANDiZE, qvbilb they 1oiH lflllOzv
far CRIT or appyoc0ed Mates, at 90 deys };
-CoNsrsTlEG Of
Coarle and fine cloths, coat
mos. blankets, hannels, corduroys. thiektests.
fn5fians calinancoes, checks, Britil mullins OF
every deferption, fix handkerchiefs, ribbons,
belong faiths, ronals. policates, thread laccs
ana edoinps. cottons and chnizcs, hawis,
f,ncv pocket handkerchiefs, dimities, lrih linens,
brown Hollands, toionets, cotton hoiiery, iewing
Gls, table cloths; threads. white and coiouFco,
by the pound G. package; hats in Gales ailoIted !;
bnjyes and forks, fciQars, &c. &c. exc.
! hcy will receive further fuppy Of GOODS
By the early Fall veiiels.
70 LET, the Houie IN KING
lreet lately occupied by MIR. M'Culloeh.---
Apply as above.
Sept. II. eo-.-l.
BEN IAMIN SHREVE, jun.
Has far Sac at bis Stare, eoTuer et Prf1fe
and Uniou .jqreets,
MolaGes in hhds. and barrels,
Sugar in barrels,
Coffee and Pepper. in bags.
Hyfonik;n and Souehong Tea,
Leiiper's SNUFF, in half barrels and kegs
aliorted,
RaiGos. in KEGS and boxes.
Wen India and New England Rum,
Whi&y and apple Brandy,
Madeira and Malaga Wines,
Mems Fnrr Hats, in boxes,
India Cotton and Ravens Duck,
Soal Leather and Tanners Oil, and few
pieces handipme Furniture, ccnii,tiHg OF two
giant Cabinets and Book Cafes, one Side
hoard, Ladies Secretaries, Bureau ,Waih Stands,
Chairs &c, &c.
N. B. He gives Cain for Fax-seed.
Sept. II. e'ti.
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MR.. GENEREs respectfully informs the
lVl Ladies and Gentlemen Of Alexandria and
its vicinity, that he has removed from Anna
pois to Alexandria, and propofes opening a
DANCING SCHOOL early this moth. He
hopes by his attentionto merit flare Of pub
lie Patronage. Terms will be made known on
applieatioa to him, ar Mrs GrifIiLh's boarding.
tloule, King street
N. B. Ladies who win to take pri-
va'e leaons will be attended 10.
O4ohsr 2. eo6t.
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Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

From PHILADELPHIA
In PRIMO E-STREET, bet1vesn Fairfax
ard Water Streets, next da0r to Dr..
Dicks in he boate latsJ occupied BY
Gyove W,ig6tS
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
Alexandria that lhe intends retiding here
sor few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch
es of bu6neis. She regilds and varniihes
old frames 60 as TO make them appear like
nsw-and likewilc varni!hes them with a
particular kind of warmth that will bear
wafhing.
Sic bas or hand,
A large and elegant afortment of
Prints and Looking Glalles
and Girandales of every delcription, which
will be fold on the lowe& terms for cslh.
Orders from diGance will be punteu-
ally attended to.
September 8. 60
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A l. NJ A N A Z s
for the Year 1909.
r. & T. G. r AY

Have jua recalyed a iupply of ALMA
MACS, for the Year 1893; and have on
hand, large aaortnent Of Writing Paper,
Bonnet Boards, School and Family Bibles,
Teaansnts, Spelling Books, lnkPowder,
Playing Cards, &c. &c.
October =.