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TANNEY g PATTON,

jANNEI g TAAO1N'
iiars yeteioel, and eftr fur Jals,
Catalonia wine in hhds. & quarter casks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. Kits,
St. Vincen,s and Barbadoes-rum in hhds.
Loaf ana Lump Sugar, of the fre .qua-
lity,
Mucovado Sugar in hhas.
$50 Bbls. Stst!a 10. r..
Havannah MoIaAes in Hhds.
Havannah white and brown Sugars, in
Boxes ard Bbls.
Soap and Candles in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
RaiGns in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee 10 Bags.
"A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF SHOES,
-CoyGfmg If
Mems Calf in Trunks,
Ladies' Kid and Morocco do. il Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, viz.
Nankecus, Baftas, Mamcody's Cur
rahs, Guzinahs, CaGahs, Moharass, Gun
ges, Stripes, and one bale of handiome
Deiorfoy::
ALSO
Ravens and Rufia Duck and Sheetings
by the piece or bale, and two bales fine
Rai1ia Ofnaburgs.
A complete aGortment of Rufia and
New England Cordage, and one 81 inch
Cable 70 fa,homs long. fmall guam
,ity OF Upper Leather.
Iune Is. .-.I ------
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I23aa,r ,v!th u large quantity Of
DRY & GOD 5,

A,gsng 7vb'td nre
ChintzeS and CaliC0cS,
SpuGg'd, Ia?peI, jacOnes and book muf-
Inns ana muirA tnawls,
White and colcarcd Madeilies and mu(-
inctls,
Linen and Gotten checks,
Baniannoe,, flags ard ehequersd fix
handE .,ch;c,S,
Large ard fm,ll fans,
lrilh ana German linens,
Mems ana Womens' faddles,
A quantity Of mcuS' and woIncns' fhoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
Iune Is Aufioncer.
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I O K 5 A l. E,

AT The SUBSCRIBERS WHARF,
70 tons Platter,
10 hhds. sd and 9TH proos, Rum,
5 ditto MoIaGes,
5 ditto Sugars,
r5o bbls. 6rf quality Herrings,
20 ditto Pork.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON, & Co
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g. eH ". P :. c 5Gsi Executors.

The executors Of Gen. Wafh-
ington will avail themielves of the above
opportunity, and offer for fale on fix
months credit, a number of
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SPRING GOODS.

JOSEPH RIDDLE 6 CO.
Have imported in the brig Union, CAP
tam WoodhoOie, from London, a gene.
raj sstoFtment Of goods fnitablc Tor the
preieUt Leaton, which ,hey offer for iaie
on reaionabie terms, by the piece or pack
age.
May IS. !
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June s..
In, obedience to a Decree Of

the Cour, CT Alexandria County, on
Satu.> y he 18TH day & Iaiy next, if
fair, il not the next fair Day, viii be
offered for faIe on the premiles, upon a
credit that will be then made known,
for notes with approved indorfers, ne
gcciable at the Bank of Alexandria,
4 Lot Of Ground,
Containing half an acre, lying upon the
eat Gde OF Alfred Greet and fouth fde of
Cameron Rreet, in the town of Alexan-
dris, extending on Alfred Erect I76 feet
7 inches, upon Cameron freet 1873 feet
( inches. There are a convenient two
tory frame dwelling houfe, with kitch-
en- and other on, houfes upon the lot,
which now rent for +. 50 per annum.
The lot is fubjett to an annual rent of
I.I5. As the lot is large it will be laid
Of into hoaller diviGons, ard fold either
in thefe diyiiions, or altogether, as will
be mof agreeable TO thofe inclined to pur-
chafe. This fale is made to (atisfy debt
Due from Thomas Richards to TEomPion
and Veitch. ....
JAMES KEITH, !
JOHN JANNEY, SCom'ls.
JOHN DUNLAP, J
June II. tdl
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ALSO,
4 uarlety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Superhne clo;h and Kc-fmcTeS,
Narrow Cloth, ard Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck CT &iFerent qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Colourcd threads and towing illks,
Ribbons, Flats, and
4 number OF Other articles.
?. G. MARSTELLER,
Tdae * Vcn.iuc- Matter.
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ssalfs by auttm.
On WEDNESDAY next,

At ten o'claek, zvAI be Ssia ct tbe Axahn
Ro0m,
18th proof Jamaica Rum In
kOgAca;,
Hoi's~d Gin in p;Pe: ard bis.
Nc:-Engiand Rum IN b;s. -
Port line in q"aTter oaks,
Illocn Wine IN pipes,
Nio.aGts n hhds.
Sugar IN bis.
S1op |
Cho>o;atc
F'2?cr 20 hays,
lltNr N1 so ha,t.-s,
=. - Ions
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VALUABLE CATTLE,

: VALUABLE CATTLE,
the greater part of them from imported
ltcck, about FIVE hundred head of iheep,
and nearly the fame number of hogs, to-
ge,ler with one elegant CHARIOT. and
COACHEE, with harnefs complcar for
four horfes, ALTO four carriage and two
riding HORSES, with a number of Farm
ing U,enGls, Camp EquiPage, and va
riety of other articles too numerous to
particularize.
THE EXECUTORS.
lane "a. ddf
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arduous talk, that your duty obliges you
to fulfil.
The bet citizens Of the United States
lock up to you with anxiety and frong
expectations The attention eff all Eu-
rope will be directed to the i1ue Of an event
that is to determine whether there remains
yet among men, virtue and integrity e.
noughto fupPorta republican government;
or whether all The pretenfons of,he friends
Of true liberty and good government are
vox ct preterea nihiI.
Determine you muf The legal cha
ratlers Of the old world, will eagerly pry
into the whole ofyour cordusf: they will
weigh your reafons, your cohcluicns and
your final determination Your decii:on
will not be written il letters cfgold, buc
with indeIible characters in the hstory and
happiness Of generations yet anborn.
May that gracious Providence, who has
70 often deliyeredu Us in the moment ofdan-
ger, preidc over your deliberations, and
direct your Judgment to the mott wife and
judicicss conduct, and inahe erd, evincc
70 the world, that Il is Foilble for a plain
and yirtuous people to govern tI,emfelves,
under wife and energetic contributors.
4. ga@. q. 81
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Ioubltf SAFE.

on 7'UESD44Y neyf at 10 o'elock, 1vW
berymbtoriLy Be Jold afafbe Yruane Starr,
SIX IiOGSHEADS Sd PRCCF
c. r a Ma DA r u Ne,
on credit Of Izo.days for approved re-
gociablc notes.
P. G. MARsTELLER,
April II. Vendne AIafer.
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LOIS fOR 81LE.
TO BE SOLD,

ut pu5Le 1suaiou, IN tbs 3,sm1ss, on
Wxdsslay, The Iztd gtfllay, at f1oetSUe
o'eloei,
an half acre Lot Of Ground,
ftuated on Fairfax and Dake freets, OF
which lot ieveral diyilIgns ale made for
heafe lots TO accommodate purchaters, a
tian OF whichw Will Be thewn on the day Of
lale. One fourth of the monty il IS en-
petfed will be paid down, the balance In
twelve months, with interea: Alto, fe-
curity thereto viii be taken by deed Of
,rut} on the propeFey, and The lotsfo pure
claaied will be then conveyed BY good
deeds, by
DAVID HENLEY.
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alrrauurfa aOOertfsfr.
SATURDAY, ArsIL a.

SATURDAY, ArRIL a.
81 Thuraay the asd init. were mar
= Lexington, IN Fairfax eounty,
''s0, uss Lee Maifsy, Mr.. SErMoRE
y s'',,r and Nlifs ELIZABETH MASON
. LA dsughter Of the late George Maion'
III. decsaied.
,s..al harmony their bed attend,
Ps'Ps PCS Mn fhe we'll match d pair befriend
and 49, ssben time has funk him into years,
Mas g =, old man and eheriih hlswhite hairs;
Low !, !. perceive her charms thro age decay
E. e. . b each happy fun his bridal day
r.,,,a of a sttu from q gentleman IL
Up PbilaSslsbia, dated diprl ~.
Il IS this moment itated 10 me, that
}. v,IlsI FROM, gOurdeaux brings an account
: ',b,t Lord CORVALLIS has ieft Amiens,
:, n, hoailities were expected to recon-
w =, He departed on the 18th ult.
p~,yaq ofa letter to a rel psl7a6ke nlsrean-
~ bouJs in Philadelphia, datsd
& DoGchsiter, tEngJ March s.
q We aillremain in fuipence as to the
I)cdnitise Treaty; Lord Cornwal'is fill
remains at Aniens It Is the inclination
inv opinion TO doubt if he will be en-
,bled to effect the buiinels. On oatur-
Day lat ! fail of the lire were iuddenly
ordered TO Tea with fealsd orders. Mini
asrs mot preis the negotiation or the peo-
Die With d;icontented. The navy and
amy continue in full force; none have
been discharged.
L
Captain Clcctf, OF the fchoonsr Union,
| from Hasannah informs Us, that the port
,ss,sins lhut: and thar q American cap.
| bn, for going into the harbour in contra
y,ndon ofthe orders Of the intendant. No
cargo allowed to be carried away except
nolaHes. ProyiilOns icafce and high
Flour was telling at ass.
N. r. Pap.
|fxtaa Of a lsttsr from tie ea5faia Of an
american uelsIas TINS 10 bis osux<r, II
iS;;s s;,,. dsIed Jauaayy >. ,Soa, I.
(las, the American Confal. was oone 70
[lsqhorn IN the frieste Waa,;nptoap. and
HE Doctor of the Phi!adelpbia frieats s
kihere as charge d,affames. Markefs at
prssnt are very dull, owing 10 the peace
iaEurops. We have nothing 10 fear from
ths Tripolitans, as they have not At this
time codair at Tea. The philadelphia
higate.is aationed off the .port Of Tn
2foli."
EnrsS IF q lss,<r ran q N<rc5snt r.
8srasaax 10 bis eorrsfosnasat in NssO-
igs, dated february IS.
Sugars and CoiFses are in great de-
nahd the latter article in particular IS
|iksly to keep Ready, and fafe fpecula. 1
'a'
r. e
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Wanted,
ABOUT 200 WHARF LOGS, deli.
vered az the Eaaern Branch Ferry For
which a generous price will be given, if
delivered agreably to contract to be en-
tered into. Apply TO
JAMES O'BRIEN.
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United States
Having been an active membe- Of the
late fucceistul revolution from the year
1874, and now advanced in years, have
retired to country reGdence in hopes Of
enjoying Ohum Gun dignifate.
Little did think, that fcarcely thirteen
years wouldNhave been the period OF the
enjoyment of the fruits of 70 much labor,
expence, and danger. The death wound
of our glorious contribution by the repeal
Of the judiciary law has been lately an
nounccd in the public Gazettes. But in
used to hardlhips, experienced in the ma
ny hazardous eicspes of our beloved coun-.
Try during the late war, / have adopted
for my motto nil dlpeyauaum. In this
unexpected breach Of our political ram
part IN this forlorn hope of our once re-
vered contribution, Hook round for a diff
tant rrolpett Of relief, and have cait my
eyes on you, gentlemen, as the remaining
pillar Of thar important building, and fly
20 your fupport tor the falling fabric.
It's TO you then, gentlemen, the great
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(sezeaed from tboalaads J the autbeati-
city of epbieb any PERRIN nay afferfafn,
sitber BY letter or 9eylonal Application.
TApE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 20 months ago to be grievouily al
aieed with tape worm, which increaled faft
in fizc and hrength, TO as to excite the mott
horrid feniations by its writing motions and
inrolerable pains, refembling the gnawing and
Gearing of his bowels, which deprived him Of
his necehary Heep, and cauied iuch dreadini APP
prehenfons as cannot be conceived but by ore IN
iimilar fituation--his appetite waAed RAPIDLY,
and with chat his frength, 70 that he was una
bic TO attend to any buiineis--whea ne heard
Of fonle excellent cures performed by Hamil-
tins worm lozenges, he took large dofe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS oil the
worm (now in the pofefion OF Lee * Coz
but renewal of his pains ioon convinced him
tina. this monhrous reptile had recovered Its ilfA
vigour-App!icasion was made to Lee & Go.
for more of their medicine, with their advice
from which reiulted the total expuiilon OF his
formidable enemy, in 1everaf pieces, which he
cuppofed TO be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have finee elapfed- and MIR. Full
Ter IS now in perfect health. The above facts
are well known 70 a numerous circle oil his neigh
bonrs. and himlelf will crafty any who may
with TO make further inquiries on the iubjed.
Although iiamiton's worm lozenges produce
fI1ch powerful effects, when necefary, YET they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
ton ON the human body, even taken in large
dofes, as Mr.. Fuller will teAiy--their particu
lar milinets isabundantly evident in innumera.
BILE cures of infants.
Communicated y Dr.. jain SpasgAer
Tork -t07va, PeagDlOasia.
Letter from the reverend Mr. JOHN MOL
TIER, r,inifer of the Moraviaa church, in
Yorktown.
FORK, Jaxaary 4fb, 1907.
Dear Sir.
DR.. FIamilton's lozenges have been recon-
nlended to me as a very adequate means FOR the
cure of children afflicted with worms, pfocur-
ed box for the ufe of my family, to try, whe-
ther by means of this medicine, | nigh: be ena-
Sled TO gain point, which, TO aeeoa'p.ih, out
lerent other means had proved abor'ive. nay
eldcG boy had very iekly appearance, was very
rsi}eis at night, grew leaner from time to tlme
il Mort, he leencd to be in precarlous fate OF
health. which would yield to none otthe medl-
cincs administered, until | gave him two doies
Of lozenges, agTeeably TO the directions, which
carried off iubaance to all appearance mere
mucus, but upon cloie infpeeion quite Tsliete
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Or. HAHNes GENUINE EYE. WATER.

A fovereign remedy for all dilesfes Of the eyes.
whether the effect of natural weakness or of ac-
cidene, Deductions Of rheum, dullnds, itching
and fins on the eyes, never falling to cure thoie
smaladics which frequently fnceeed the inall pox,
meailas and fevers, and wonderfully ilrengthen-
ing a weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived of
fight.
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The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
ltrcngthcns the gums, preferves the enamel from
decay, and cleanfes and whitens the teeth, by
abiorh;ng all that acrimonious lime 9. founeis,
which fuffered TO accumulate, never fails TO In
lure and finally ruin them.
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT fer the
Itch.

Which i. warranted an inlallible remedy at
one application, and may be uied with perfect
ffety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not containing particle of mercury, or any
Other dangerous ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with that tormenting imart which
attends the application of other remedies.
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with very FINAL living animals. Not one Of that
ssrt If worms which ,ufually aAliet children,
lo from, him, Since that period ne grew re-
r rss better in health, and though lean,
has GOT frelh and lively complexion. Upon
la occafions have uled this medicine as
purging lubaitute, and found it to aiwer exceed
R Veil. without bringing belly-aehe, or
any q shoie dllagreeable Ianfaroas, 70 often
eaiioned by purging medicines. Upon the whole,
! ;.doe this medicine to be, beiidesits main OBJ
;e,a One Of the mof falutary means tor reitor-
mo, mo Ion appetite, and promoting proper ttate
Of dieellion, by carrying off that bilious Tub
lance, which engenders 70 much indiipoiition
both among children and adults.
am, Sir, your mott obedient fervant.
JOHN MOTHER.
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FOR SALE.

At Mount Vernon, on the
10th day of Jolly, and Continue ill all !,
dilpoled of, for cath, the Hauiehold and
Kitchen FURNITURE, coaGRins o(
almoa every defcription, fome valuable
PAINTINGS and PRINTS; sIb
pipe of choice old MADEIRA WINE.
Notice is further given, tina, all per.
.fons having claims again& the eaate Of
Mrs. Mauba Wa@mgtoa, late Of Fair.
fax county, deceafed, are requeRed toex.
hibit them 70 the fubfcribers, with vouch.
ers therefor, and every one indebted t,
the fame are defred to make immediate
payment.
THO. PETER, r
G. W. P. GUSTS, Executors
The executors Of Gen. Wah.
ing,on will avail themfelves Of the above
opportunity, and offer for lale on fix
months credit, number of
VALUABLE CATTLE,
the greater part of them from imported
!toc!s, about five hundred head of hesP,
and nearly the fame number of hogs TO-
gether with one elegant CHARIOT and
COACREE, with harness conpleat for
four hogies, alto four carriage and tive
riding HORSES, with a number of Farm
ing U,enGls, Camp Equipage, and ava.
riety Of other articles too numerous 10
particularlze.
June "a. adl
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HAMILTON's ESSENCE and Elk.
TRACT Of MUSTARD,

A fafe aud effectual remedy for govt, rheuma-
tim, palfey, fprains, bruiles, pains IN the face
and neck, &c. And has performed more cures
in the above complaints than all the other lhedi-
cines ever before made public.
Fran Dr.. Weatberbaru,
Wytb couay, giygMia.
Gentlemen,
Ipurchaicd at your fi1op the preparations you
call Hamileons ElIence, or Extract at Muitard.
which believe has perfectly removed chronic
rheun,atifn {of that kind named feiatica, or OF
the Aip ;oins) under which had laboured Tor
lone time. and which had baffied every article
in the Materia Medica, and every mode OF treat
ment received into practice FOR the cure OF TINS
oblfinate difeae, If you think this letter uieiul
you are at liberty TO make it public.
P. WEATHERBURN.
Iohn Hoover, rope-maker, South second
Street, between Mary and Chrltian- streets
Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh cath as FOL
lows, namely, thae his wife, Mary Hoover, was
20 fsverely afflicted with violent rheunaatlni,
very dangerously fituaeed, the conlequence OF a
fevers cold after lying in as to be confined TO her
bed. for, ieveral weeks, and was at length re-
6ueed TO the melancholy apprehension OF re
manning a cripple for life. notwithstanding the
mot respectable medical advice was followed,
and every probable remedy attempted: when
feeling leverI cafes of cures performed by Ha-
millions ETsnee and Extract of Mufard, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
Second-Srreet. The frft application enabled
her 20 walk acrofs the room, and the ufe of one
bottle reilored her 10 her ufual fate of health
and Rrcngth. JOHN HOOVER
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Under Ea5 far building a 5a'l~ f5' IL
~ gWa@iagton, ;.
WILL be received at my Office q
Stiles Hotel, until Wednelday evening
the 7th July nexs-A plan Of the ]ail,t h
references thereto, and the manner ID
which the work is to be executed, may D
leen there at any time.
Not having determined whether fh'
building will be contracted fern the lump si
or divided into branches, the fEoP0'aS
mutt be made il the following mannsr-
Where enc or more perfors united, win 10 to
undertake the whole building and 10 lho
the ncce6ary materials, they mutt o par Il
tiicular in fpccifying on what terms s ss.
kind of wors, will be done; that IS '0,'y y
an climate Of the cofs of each Sl ma q q
work, and alto, the quantity and co" .
S'e Proro5als viii be received from lnsh a
with 10 undertake tie Stone cutters 1.,a
n,afons, Carpenters, Bliekl,ycEs, i ,str
work, or digging the i0n1 ., a,,;rs he
Aiding the neeellary materials it''.s n
colt Of the wnorkmanlhiP, the qoan"''
cot of each material. oo,rc
- sEpARATE PROPOSALS.: ! n
Will allo be received for i0I0i'n "fT,s
the fpot the neceaary quantities n1s p Prick,
Stcne, of Granite, or fouga olo"''
Lime, Timber, Sand and l y pe,pENT.
Warrington, June 80, 'V -
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet dilcovered which gives
Immediate and laiting relief in the mott fevere
inaancey.
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SAMUEL BISHOP,

RnoxsELLER, & STATIoNER
{ ReJbsftalyy iufarms he Public that be has
s,xcsived fran Lee q Cas- Patent and
Famaz Medicine Store, Baltimore,
Jys@ a0srsmSat Of fbe yoiloeving
Valuable Medicines,
W-bieb are liz hgb sfeem and general zle
t5r9ug5eat re United States, many Of
ttes beng Joza cheaper than The drugs
Of ev5;eb thy are compounded, e0a1d BE-
putebatea at a retail Store.
q TAKE NoTIcE,
7bat S. Bjgeb is appointed The ONLY Il
gent FIR Alexaaaric.
Or, EIAMTLTONs ELlXlR,
Afovereign remedy for Colds, Obitinate Coughs
Afhh,as, Catarrhs Sore Threats, and Aps
preaching Confumptions.
To parents Svbo ny haze children a5tsi}fed
.quifb The HOPPING COUGH.
This difcovery is Of the frf magnitude, as it
is an immediate relief, checks the progrets, and
IN lhort time entirely removes the mott cruel
diiorder to which children are liable--the Elixir
~-1S ~ l1iS SoAS Az AAAi1"'
that no difficulty arifes in tahingir.
Fran LUTHER MARTIN, Elq. Attor-
General Of The State Of Maryland.
Gentlemen,
comply with your requef in Eating my
epinion of Hanlilton's Elixir. 1t has been uied
! in my family for two or three years pat, with
uniform fuccels, whenever colds, coughs, or II
nli.ar complaints have rendered medicine. ne
eefary have myiclf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and treu-
blefone affection of the breaa, accompanied
with forenefs and with obltruced and difficult
breathing.
On thefe accounts i do not heftate Co recon-
mend Hamilron's Elixir as valuable medicine,
and deiersing public attcrsion.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abiiah Henly, Bsidge.Street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle Of Hamiltons elixir OF a
very complicated diforder, occaGoned by a fe-.
we're cold caught teveral months ago. He
breathed with the greaseH difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening fweats when he
attempted to walk any diitance, and his voice
would frequently fail in fuch a degree that he
could only attempt to whifper he has been
upwards of fix weeks without return of his
complaints. and dsiires to give this public tef-
tin,ony il favour of this invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06
C0anv Of Alesandr,a,
Abrl z3, 1901.

Was taken up and committed
to this Jail, as runaway, Negro man
who calls himielf ISAAC, and fays he
belongs to Mr.. Henry Griffith, of Lou
doun county, near the Red Houfe: he Is
about 40 years of age, of a low aaiure,
and film made: had on an old brown coat,
jacket and breeches of negro cotton. The
owner is requefed to come, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take him away
otherwife he will be difpofed Of as the
law directs.
JAMES Campbell,
May IS. law Jailer
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06
In the cafe Of James Gillies =
Bankrupt.

Bankrupt.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ).
the creditors Of James Gillies bank rra 70
that on Tueliay the 9Th day Of Ip pSs'
1902, between the hours of ten and eIsnsn
O'clock, at the Court Houle in Alexand,;.
a Certificate of difcharge will be given ~
the fad bankrupt, unlels caufe be I then ,rs
there thewa TO the contrary by the {,d
creditors or either Of thcms
By order of the honorable William x;
ty, chief Judge Of the circuit court Of n.
di'triet OF Columbia, this 29th day If
June, 1902.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
June 80. dl3t