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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02
5 yur8a HGpTURN.

I,bn Hoover, rope.maker, nth eecord
stsest between Mary ana CD iiEiau-strsets
s,.i,ss.adslpha, seluntarly naketh cath as iot
sjaws uasas!S hsI hiswiie, May i4ssyer. wa
g. if,vsr REV IA. .4ea with u eit rlicumstlin,
verv aanaer9uiIy Il us-ed, tie { nleqaenee OF
f-vefe cS assr lyiag in, as TO Be cpfned e her
bs far I've i. seeks, and vas at 'eagtn re-
IA "a to tn alelancholy spprshsnt'on OF re
sS,s;eg c,i7.pie Ear lie, notwithstanding the
S.aeaabie medical advice Wa$ followed,
..aa Ter probable remedy attempted: when
s;se seyeral cafes Of cures PsFi.'Fmea ~ IA
x,i.toa A.iienec and kxTsct OF Nluisasu, liiey
xSers urc ed feo:n BIS. 6ireh, so u, Sousn
-str et. The hstt APPLICATION eaan'ea
SAe aak ssrffs the rcosn, a3dstflc ne q ',t.;
.asr reisors5 her 70 he osral tate g. nealsh
. 1'.,ss ; 5 JOHN HOOVER
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i lie SUBSCRIBERS

TIE SUBSCRIBER,
Con's'04pfatpng a rciaorQt jroa u.
D.li'Vd q Columbia, as lons
a hs can eloIe his out Eanairg
concerns, OFFERS FOR SAFE
TIE FOLLOWING
Ge1.y ue5nq6ls Property.
one undivided half Of a Fan.
adjoining tic e'resr-FAls Of 3cromsc. on 49,.
is good tiouis, new Barn, ara { me W.,
lent Meadow. .-------~A AID, a FogGE, % 49,
feet, covered with TIN, ard Coal and IT,"
Houie, iliuafel on the lagal made bv Il, y.
nlac I onipany, ana ,bc right ei c,if;;ra ~.
WOOD tor geo years on ala;ge parcel Of land 81.
inii9ss-ninch Of thi, Woed IS c,.liycli:el.J q +.
river, aud may be readi ! ralfparted to 6 eora. ."
I wp, the iedersi CITY, Or his place. II.
other all may berurehaisd.
Three Elghths Of about eleven
hundred acres Of LAND, inBerkey county a
joining the lands # the UDitca sta.es, al F~ ss
fryce Furnace end ttarpel', Ferry--niore II =
haii VI At Is III WoJo, dilu TIC ftlnNlnier good
farming land. Tie other fvc-e ghts NAV az,
bcpuFchaled.
An undivided moiety of IS
acres Of LAND in the Common OF Alsysns,i,
And adj"img thetpWn, ensfy under fence Of e
OAR potts ard chethut rails
a large and handlome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet, viii.
brick Stable, Smoke Houle, and We'll Of excel
Lent watcf---7 he Garden and Yard paled IN.
The iIeule is not quite 6niihed. Il Will be fold
either ia its prelent itate, OF 6nihed as may iui
the purchaler.
A number Of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Mr. Wilton.
aud the fubicriber, between Fairfax Greet andths
rivsi Potomac; and. ALTO, the divion Of the laid
wharf, made from Mir. Thomplen's by 20 lees
itleet.
An undivided half of a LOT
in the wet fide of Fairfax itreet, above Queen
ftreet, on which the houle was burnt lat Ailt3r
For particulars, respecting titles ard terms,
which will be liberal both IS TO price ana cgedis
apply to
Alexandria, Oar7. law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02
Is RFCOMMENpEp

DR.. FfAriNss AN'li BILIOUS PILLS.
The operation of thtie pills spetfeay mild fa
as 70 be nfed with iaiety By pcrons in every iitu.
tipn, and OF every age.
They are excclIentlya daptedto carryof furer-
huous bile, and prevent its morbid ieci etions--to
reaore and amend the appetite--to procurea free
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal conieqgences---a
dofe never fails to remove cold, il taken onits
irR appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving hA,itua coltiveneis--fcknets at the to-
mach, and fsvere head aohe---and ought to be
taken by all perions on a change Of climate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02
THE ANODYNE Il IXIR.
For the cure Of every kind Of head ache.
yEGETABIE SPECIFIC.

INHIAM VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and ipeedy remedy Tor the venerial diff
cafe.
"Anounce Of prevention isworth pound os
care"
For the prevention End cure Of bilious and ma
lgnant levers
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02
The GENUINE PER sIAN I.e3TION,

So celebrated among the faibionaaie through
ont Europe, asap Invaluable coinctic, perfectly
innocent and lae, free from corr.flys and repsi-
lent Minerals 6shc baGs Of ether lotions) and ei
Unparalleled efficacy III preventing anarenoving
blensithes in tie face ndikn Of every kind, par
tirutary ireckles pisnpes riiann1atory fed9eis'
fcurfs, letters, rllg worms, iun burns, pfickie5
heat, &c.
Th. PerGan Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding fhat natural, inienhble Precipitation
which is eflcntia to health. Yet its ialntarY e.
feets are Ipeedy ard permanent, rendering the
ikin deiicatey /, f and clear, improving the COM
plexion, and reifetiag tie bloom t youth Ne
yer Filling to reDGcr an ordinary eountenanee
beautiful, and al h4Idioale che ~, re 10.
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Dr. TIAHN's TRUE snd GENUINE GER
Man CORN PLASTER.

An infalible remedy for eofns, ipeedify renoy,
;ng them, root and branch, WITHOUT giving pam.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02

a. Sold likewife BY S. Plea
ja4ts, Richmond Res end Dou-
gla6, PeteJbarg Z. Green, Ere
deryekIJmgh G. PardSe, Smith
feM; N. Jones, SsB9olk !; Dr..
M1lIer, Wsnchsfsr; Z. Green,
horv, WlAsamI0sugg; and T. SharO
Lsejbaug.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

'HE Court of Probate for the town ot New
i port, having appointed the fubfcribe.
commiioners, TO examine the claims of the cred-
itors to the efatc OF WaLTtR EAsroN, iate Of
fsid Newport, decesfed. reprcfented iniolvent ;
and twelve months being allowed for tha, ppr-
pofe :---Notice is hereby given TO all perfons
having demands a2aina Eaid esate. to bring them
in to either OF US, within faid time, or othcwile
they will be prccluded according to law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, ! commy-
THOMAS PECKHAM. I Jiene,f.
ES All p:rfons indebted to faid eas.e, arc
requeaed to make Immediate psymept TO
MERiBETH EASTON,l
DAVID BUFFOM, Er,extsys.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport. 4sh Nj. s.,8o,. SztE
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
crnms Of eogtsrt for M'wAscHrsrs.
From late LONDON papers.

IN i769. the Bririfh parliament djfbaryed
fbe Kisc's dsbsss 20 the amount OF S63,oooi.
without the leaf isveaigatioo.
Ini777, parliament again difchargcd the
Kings debts, 90 the amount OF ore, ,oool. and
moreover added 100, ,oool. per annum, to the
civil liR, which was already Soc, cool. per an
nun. Such vas the comyiaifance OF pariis-
menf, that the demands of the miniffer, in this
inaancc, were complied with. almoit without
divifion.
Ia 1854, parliament authorized the King
to borrow further fun of zoe ,oool. for the
liquidation of his debts.
Ini7s4. parliament granted the farther
fun of &c, ,oool. TO pay the Kings debt.
Thus in the courfc OF years, the people
of G.. Britain had fun, amounting to 6,6ze 900
dollars levied TO diicharge the debts which their
King had contracted during that period And
in addition 10 this, sltho the fun appropriated
for the payment of the civil liz amounted TO
upwards Of millions and half Of dollars, prior
to the year 1877, the parliament then added
fom equal 10 nearly half million of dollars per
amman, towards enabling their King to keep
out Of debt.
By this j: appears, that the fums granted
by the Britifh parliament. TO pay debts contract
ed by their King,in IS years, over and above
almoa a million teriing per annum allowed for
the regular diiburfcmcnt Of tho civil lift, would
pay rhe faiary Of the PrcGdent of the United
States FOR 400 years
Is j, any wonder that the national debt ot
Great Britain fhood be equal to 900 millions
Of pounds nerlipg This monRrous fun would
load thirty-ninc thoutand and feventy- fix wag
gous--each carrying, 400 weigh, of flver |!
!" The very trspings Of Monarchy" as Milton
very jufly obierves "are more than iufhcient
to defray the whole expenie of the public.
When we fee" fays humorous writer,
the print of Ga,aganfsa, that has a mouth as
large a, an oven, and fxallows at one meal
400 10. Of bread, 20 oxen, 100 iheep, 600
fowls, 1900 hares, 1000 qusils, 100 barrels ci
wine, 6ooo peaches &c. &c. &c. who does not
fay ibaf is the mouth of KrEc!"
Be6des this, immenie ioms have been
granted ftom time to time, by the Bri,ifh Par
lament. TOT pay debts Of the Prince of Wales,
heir apparent TO the Crown. His Rated in-
come, notwirhaanding. is 10000 pounds ferl-
ing equal to 4<4,444 dollars. So that one
PEA, amount Of abe SECULAR falary of the Britfh
Kings cdef Ton would pay the falsry Of the
Preiidcnr of the United States, for nearly I3
years.
N. B. The King Of England has at Icaa a
dozen other. children, whom the nation are OBJ
ligcd to fuppors
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
FOR SALE,

And Petition giUen on The zSt5 Of Mare5 ntrf,
A LARGE and valuable trael of LAND, in
"A Hopkinton, adjoining Wood RIVER.
Containing about Stv<a HaaSrtd Ae,1; known
by the name of the Ehty Land, and noe part
of the eaa,e of Col. GkoReR IRISH, deceafcd.
Abou, Two Hundred acres of iaid land is clear
ed, and fit for tilisge or meadow. The rcmain-
der is notify covered with Timber of the bsR
quality for ihip plank, &c. An excellent itream
Of water runs through fsid land, whereon Saw
Mill may be erected at fmsll expence.
The terms may be known, by applying to
either Of the fubicriben.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
JOHN IRISH.
Newport, Oa. z3. 1904. c8f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
Taken ub Aaraft.

A T the North end Of Block lland, on the
< \ z8th Of laR month, MOSES BOAT.
about I3 feet keei--with new iron bound
Hosfhead on board. The owner may have her,
by proving property and paying charges.-Ap-
plyto BURTON BRIGGS.
Ne4v Sborfb0m, Nav. 4, 1901. cx
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
N o T I C F.

A LII thofe who arc indebted to THOMAS
4 \ GREEN. or to JoHN MosHER, and Co.
either by Book or Note, arc hereby notified,
that the accounts and notes are lodged with the
fubicribcr for colleetion-and are earnenIy re-
qseRed to make immediate payment, and pre-
vent uuneceiIary coa.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD.
Nswto,f, O5. 70. 1904. e9f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
Public Entertainment.

THE fnbfcribcr inform the Public that he
i has opened Houfe of Entertainment ia
Water. Street, in the town OF WAaRsx, fgn
Of the Sbip; wet of CsIs's Inn.-Conftant at
tendance will be given. and every attention paid
to Ladies and Gentlemen, for their accommoda-
tion, by the PubIic's humble fcrvant,
PRESERVED ALGER.
O6e6sr 73, 1901. - cviiitf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
r z M o ~ T..

THE Subicribcs inform the pobIic. & ,h.if
L friends in particular. that they have takea
the Shop. next door but one South of the Brick
Narket-vhrre they will earry on the
Hair Drying BulgeIS,
as ufual.--Every arlenrion will BE- paid those
who may pleaie TO favor them with their cuaom,
and all favors thankfully acknowledged by
j. & r. PECKHAM.
Newport. Nov. 10, I8oz cxii
NOTICE is hereby given, that the iubfcri-
~ bcrs, Executors OF the lat Will and Tef-
lament of Samuel Sanford, of Newport, deceaf-
ed, call upon all Perions having any demands
upon the ERa,e OF the deceaied. 10 exhibit them;
and all per(ons indebted to the faid enate. are
called upon TO make payment, to
SAMUEL VERNON,
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.
VALENTINE WIGHfMAN.
Neqvp9,f, on. IA, Sos. evil,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN q WOOLEN RAGS, By
Chriitopher Olney, & Co.
DsLivered at fbeir Mill, or al 6ei, PAPER
Waye- Honyt,
NTHERE they have for fal-, at wholefalc &
w retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. FoeIf-
cap Writing Paper, No. aud a.--Vellurn Let
ter do.-Pot do.--Wrapping do.--B,nner do.
--Ciothier's do. rA qualiiy.-Sheathing with
and without Sand. Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Biue.-aLso,
A complete Anorment OF Blank Account
and Record Books.--LfkHw
Account Books made and ruled TO sny pat.
tern, to fut the purchaier.--A complete Abort
ment Of School Books, and Stationary of all
kinds, &c.
AJs, Warranted Chocolate. by fhc Box.
or pound. Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from n
to ~ year: OF age. as Apprentices 10 the Paper
making and Clothing bufiBefs.--To fueh great
encouragement ~il be given.
Pro0idenee, O3. z6, 1904. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

I,asI,loq.4l

The account contains only fome Of the moG
prcmioen, charges. and fuch as have already
pa!Ied the intpct,ion of auditors. We ihali,
re,hars on fome future occaion lay before the
public codicil TO this acccunt.--1he People
will ,heu fay, inthe lsueuage of the 2ssss OF
Sbeba TO Solomon. Bebold qbs one bsJf
bad not been fsH - u"
Az tcverfs of this difsuaing picture OF
prodigsiity, we now hold up to view fate
m.ns OF annual fa,irgs, in the eSpences Of the
government, relul,iog from the various atts of
the lsA Sefior Of Congreis. In the triumphant
language Of republicans. we again call upon the
people TO
aa- READ THISt
In the forii6cs.ioo Of har-
bora, and the dc'cr.v protection
Of he frontiers. beiue e6 than the
appropriation for the preceding
year. 10000
In foppor of the Army, 'efs
than she appropriation fos the prc-
cediug year, $4,000.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
Happy sgsh Of Reg ular Government!

ON Monday night. towards the end of
Peckham Fair, foch lcene of villainy & blood
fhed took place, az was never perhaps heard OF
on iimilar occsGon. AT different parts of the
ground on which the Fair at Peckhsm is princi-
psily held ,are lome narrow entrances thro' which
people pafs backwards and forwards. On their
rcrurn that way about ten O'Clock a numerous
and defperate gang Of pick. pockets planted
themielves near 10 the panage, and as.the peo-
pie came up, openly attacked thofe who ap-
pearcd worth plundcring. The Rrft matched
away the hats of both men and women, and the
women's haodkerehicis from of their necks.
Some young women, os decent appearance, were
men after loGng their hats, had the faps Of their
coats, as we'll as their pockets, Cot away by IN
arunents, and many loft their money and their
watches. Thofc who refiffed were treated in
the mof brutal manner. A female actually had
one Of her cars cut off for the fake Of valua-
able ring, tine villains not being able to pub
il away as they had done the Others. Many ref.
pettab!e perfons who had endesvored to defend
their property, were dreadfully mangled with
fticks about the head and face. A young man
and women of very decent appearance, were at
tackled by party Of the fame gang on the road
leading from Peckham to London-they cut
away the young mans pocket and took his ha,
aud then feizcd the affrighted female, Whole
dreadful fhrieks tho heard all over the neigh
boshood, did not prevent, them from cutting of
her pockets. The fame night young man be-
ing out late was robbed by three villains on
Black Friar's bridge Of a guinea. 1t alto ap-
pears that the gang, after robbing man in
Peckham threw him into ditch, where he was
found tenfelefs.
1t is grca. coniolation to learn that eigh.
teen Of theie defperate villains have been appre-
hcnded, have undergone an examination at the
police Office in the borough, and many of them
have been committed for trial.
rs this not powerful iIlufration of the
utility of high taxcs, national dcbt-and Of NOR
ality which puts Democracy out Of counse-
nance
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

In the Navy. the difference
OF the appropriation for the peace
cfabliihmcnt. including a diminu-
zion of the appropriation for the
relief Of Seancn, zr5,ooo-
In the Repeal of the Judiciary
act, by which il fayed the falarics
Of Sixteen ufeleis and fopernumsry
Judges. appointed far life, 1900
In difcontinuing commilion-
ers of Revenue. and fuperinten-
dant Of Stamps. Iz,o33-
In reducing the appropriation
for F,reiga insercoorie, 1900
Ditto--for proiecuting claims
for captorcd properly, $1,000
10 dilbinding an army OF Four
hundred and Gxy-fevea excite
officers; average compensation at
5000 Dollars each, z33,So9.
Total, I,zsS,o33 o
This Ratemcnt exhibits, only, the more
important arrangements of the governments, in
which there has bcco a rctrsnchment of former
expences. To puriue il in detail, would carry
us beyond the limiis aligned 10 this difcoIion.
A more minute examination would difplay the
fame aem of frugality in the more minute ap-
preparations Of the public money.
Enough has heen faid TO excite attention
and cnquiry.-1he pcopl: poaeis the faculty of
examining, comparing. and contraRing for
thcmielvcs. Let them exerelc this faculty, and
they cannot be much longer deceived. They
know the difference between ECONOMY and pro-
futon. They know the formeris neceaary to
the prcfervation Of a Republic. They know
the inevitable tendency Of the latter, to the fub
verGoo OF a free government.
The time is at hand, when they will look
back with horror, upon the peril, they have
efcaped, while they remember, with grateful
emotions, the faithfo! fevices OF thoie who
have refcued their country from dearuetion
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

ars.ooo-
1000
rz,o33-
zI.ooo-
$1,000
a33,so9.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
EXTRACTS.

Six words of conf,lation to the tory fede-
raliRs--Tbsmc, PAINE has arrived at Baltimore.
Joei BarlotU is fhortiy expected to return
home. MIR. Pane's arrival has diluted hor-
ribie irepidstion into the Federal Editon.--
What will they do when MIR. Barlow 10 here
ALTO ?
Letter from El6neur Fate, that the Dane,
are fortifying the Sound, by new batteries
which when completed will mount zIS pieces
of the heavica ordnance.
Five men and two boys Of Britifh veAel.
were poifoned. 70 that they loh their livcs, by
eating Of fhark which they caught pear Ja-
maica.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

A large FIRE took place at Mmeheaer. IN
EugIana. the beginning Of Sept. The lol is
eitimased at Lao.coo aeIling.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31
ADVERTISEMENT,
By virtue of a Deed Of Truft

BY virtue Of a Deed Of Tru1t
from Ltaae .MesPbegJsa to the. fabfcriber,
will be expofed TO fale-upon the Premifes,
on Monday the 10th day Of September
next, fair, if not, the next fair day:
Three leyeral parcels Of land,
lying upon the fouth fde of Occoquan, in
the county of Prince William One of
the faid parcels has front Of 40 feet,
and 1870 feet deep; upon this there is ered-
ed a BRICK MILL-HOUSE, 65 feet
long, IS wide, four tories high, with.
two water wheels, four pair foresof teVen
feet diameter each, with all the machinery
lately introduced into merchant mills, In
complete order. This mills fituated up
on fream fuflcient to work the four pair
of fones and-the machinery of the mill the
year through upon this ground IS ALTO
eretted Brick Dwelling tioufe, 80 feet
by "a. Another of the fad parcels OF
ground adjoining thereto has 50 feet front,
and i, of the fame depth, upon which IS
erected a Warehoufe.
A Tract Of land, containing
thiry-four acres, adjacent to the other
two parcels. 800 dollars OF the pur-
chafe money NUT be paid in hand, ere
dit on any further fumthe property may Tell
for will be given as can be agreed upon
on the day Of lale.
JAMES KEITH.
Tuiy %. eodf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31

0O BoSNiI IlO1SO TIN,
The Turnpike Road from Alexan-
dria to- Little Rsver,
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hartfaorne fer himfelt and Joar
Thomas Ricketts,, in kisxandria-lffael
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoun David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkley ;
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
in Jeferfon-; Buhfod Taylor and VIM.
DavidGon in Frederick Samuel C!owdlon
and William Stienbefger in Shenandoah.
This being bufnefs III which the COM
munity may be greatly benefited, and as
it. has only this day come irto my hands,
| have undertakes opubl;lh without con-
fulring the other commlihoners as they are
all at a diltance. The law is with me
and doubt not will be ihewn by the
other commilhoners, 10 any pelfon ap
plying. The law require ten dollars to
be paid at the time Of fu6icribing the
remaining fun OF nineiy dollars, on each
fhare, is be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PRECEDENT and Directors, to be.
chofen by the iteckholders.
Win. HARTSHORNE.
Anil 20. 60.
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7L1ST RECE77VED,
Ind far. Jais- at Il, q +. GRAT's Book
Store, ~ Kixgo Street

Store, ~ Kirg, Street,
The Minstrel; or the Ptogrefs OF
Genius, with iome other Poems, by Jas.
Beattie, L. L. d. ornamcnted with
number Of plates price one dollar, IN
boards, or dollar IS cents bound and
elegantly gilt. PoEMs on feyeral occah
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Kingtton upon Hull, ornsmented with
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the author; price / dollar IS cents ele-
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Africa, from. the Cape Of Good Hope to
Morocco, from the years 1881 to I797
through Cafraria, the Kingdoms ofMat-
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toms and manners of the original
inhabitants; the fit fettlencnt Of the
Britiih Colonies, their rife and Prcgreis,
from the earlieff period to the time OF their
becoming united, free AID independent
States, by the Rev. Mr.. Cooper price
81 cents.
LATELY PUBLISHED,
And for falc as above,
B E G g A r B O Y,
A new Novel Price dollar.
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lanes S. SCOTT,


TAILOR 6 HABIT-MAKER,
ACQUAINTS the citizens of Alexan-
dria, that he will make fuit of clothes
for Five Dollars cah, or for any perfon to
whom he may beindebted. He has on
hand fame good Cloths, &c. with a very
handlome adortrent of Vef Shapes, But
tons, &c. which he Will dlpote Of on the
iowef terms as boye.
He alto requeFs thofe who are in
debted to him TO make payment, particu-I
la.Iy thcfe whole. accounts, are OF longer
BANDING than tx months, as they will not
meet with longer indulgence than Septem-|
Der.
He alto acqnaints thofe who are in
debted to John3& James s., Scott, that
if their accounts are not clofd before Oc-
;ober court, fuits will be inaituted with
o1t determination.
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Chap Books.

PronlPter; Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamps
Mother Goof&s Tales; Trojan War, GulliVer
ReMv'd; Laugh aad be Fat; Hocus Pocus Di-
vine Enblems; Letter Writer; Spaniih Rogues;
Religious Couttihip; ConqueH of Mexico;
Bucks Companion; Youthful Jeaer's Cheap Re"
pottery.
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10 be ReRled,

The-Houfe in which | now
live, of which I have a leate for upwards
Of three years from this time; the ftua1
ton iseEisible and the Houle commodiou;
Fer terms apply TO
J. B. NICHOLS.
Fairfax areet, June Io. go
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Stationary.

Lead InkRands with, glaf5 holders; Pocket do.
Morocco Pocket Books aGorted; Playing Cards;
red and black Inkpowder; Waters by the pound
or or. Letter Paper of different qualities: Fooi-
cap writing paper; Quilts and States, lead aud
late Pencils; aud a ge0eral aiToItment Of