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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
BENJAMIN COOKE,

.l7as ,eceived and Is ss7p opening Il, the homie
lately occupied By MSass. Vim. Il. and +.
NJ. IyLHs, in Fairfax Strcef,1 q baaasoms
agsrsasest efGocbS,
AMonG WHICH ARE,
superfne and common cloths, ke r
f.nsres. coasings, tofre9 closh, keriey an! hllt
hicks, ltripcd and.roGe blankets, a,0nels falh
onabIe marteiles, toilinet and fwanflown for vcH
(hapcs, lrifs and German Linens, long lawn, IN
dia cot,ons, bandaana haldScrch;eis, ladies' iaihI
onabie mag velvet, bonucts, do. 90. ftraw, do,
whits Grape, fearhers and artificial wreaihs, ioh,
ed fix gloves pick nick and lace gloves, nix and
cotton cords and t4Gsls, Melton bail uimmns'
thread lace, do. edgng, chln.zes, prints, white
and coloured csmbrick muffin. do. figured, &C..
The above goods rOs9 be seId lou for
CASH.
Nov. X. %" - -.
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FOR SALE,


By The ls5leribry al bis STORE, tie Gamer Of
Kirg ard Fairfax fyests,
Britifh Canvals, No. 4, 5, s, 8 7,
ticklcnburghs, German ofnaburghs, Hedan rolls,
brown holland. bedsicking, diapers, laraslk and
diaper table cloths, carlbrick mullins, EIk hawls,
calicoes, cotton fo-k;ngs, maTie'lles and ELK
waistcoatiug, bread cloths, caliimeres, and coar@
hats in cafes.
ALSO,
London particular Wine in Pipes,
and quarter calki, Port Wine in bottles, genuine
Fren.h Brandy, Holland Gin, and Jamaica Spirit.
A few bags OF good JUMPER BERRlEs.
All Of which viii be fold on moderate terms.
JAMES SANDERSON.
Nov. n 2aw3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
70 Farmers.

10 Tl2iHteYJ.
/ would leafe for a term Of years,
from 100 to 1000 acres OF valuable LAND,
lying about ten miles South Of Janes Rivee
Virginia, in healthy part Of the country, about
so miles west Of Richmond, partly on the main
road 10 thai city, and rear The navigabl7 river
Appamattpx, which ruas 20 Petessburgh, ABOUT
the same distance. A large p3r;ion is cuisvatsd
meadow, and cleared lard, well adapted to the
culture Of wheat For terms apply to lor. Due
lass in Alexandra, or to tie subscriber On the
land.
BRETT RANDOLPH.
n. B. Respectable Farmers wanting ssttls-
inent will had terms advantageous.
Err.
&c ~ NJ. 2sw4-.
Caah g'gsn FOR c7canl,naee vagsattd5s
offer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28

ives { i both cafes, The treaty. r,,.,,
frtt; And the qaeaion Gill returns A.. 'as
xlff under the Conaitusioa, pow., a'.s 'Nefc
ate l.1to Tie union by treaty or hv ,u 'a' "po-
eign nat'oa or people If it fhall be ajn,,. ~
hat no incl. p2svsf exits. wihou, an amrnin,s1.
o the Conftienfion, and il lhal be faid, thar ~
ssasy making power, may fiipula,e for (ueb 80
mendment, il wiz be iuifi 1ens anfyr,, ,, a.
la, no power Can tsGie in y OK ,be n,,ion,l
iuthorities 10 f.palate with foreign nation :.
amendment 10 the conltitu,ion. The CONF:
uted authorities Of our union have been created
execute the ConRitu,ioa--aos 10 ch1nee. .,
fipuiaie tor changing it, and they car, in no caf
ny the ha'cs under the fmasa obligation 10 make
II. fnalleA change. Stpl!a,ions therefore or-
bis nature, which create no obl@a.;on, are
VOID.
Again, it cannot be cid, that ,hc a;7s.a,i no
for this incorporation, are couGitntonal ard valid
b>caufe il IS declared thar thc inhabitants Of the
eeded territory, ere 10 &c admitted to the ripht Of
citizens, according 10 thc principles Of the cooft-
tuition becauie it, as has been conten3ed, there
is no principle in the exiting contribution, by
which they can be incorporated, the itipuia.ion
and treaty ia not only void, bur abflrd.
A gentleman from Pennsylvania however (Mr.
Su1e) has sad, that il IS competent for this 20.
vernment TO obtain new terrtoty by conquest,
AID if new territory can be obsaiped by con.
quest, he nfers, that 1t Gao be procured in the
manner provided By the treaty. Whit admit
The premises of the gentleman from Pennsylvania,
deny his conclusion. new territory and new
subjects may undoubtedly be obtained both by
conquest and by putshase; bur neither the con-
quet or the purchase can incorporate then into
the union. They mut remain - the condition
of colonies. and be governed accordingly. The
objection to the third article is nor, that the po.
vince of Louisiana could rot have BEEN Pnrcbas.
ed, but that neither this, ncr any. other foreign
nation, can be Incorporated into the Union by
treaty, or by law and as this country has been
ceded to tie United States only under the con-
d;tion Of an Incorporation, il results that if the
condition is unconstitutional or impossible, the
eessi9n itself falls e the ground.
f(Mr. r. Gyisu2ld's sbescb to be e1ntiama.l
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NETWORK, November q,
Go7d NtW5.

Captain Hodges, who arrived here yeierlaf
from L-ghorn, informs that he Iefr Tanger Day
on the lI5h ultimo, at which tine thc 'i6a%S
New York, John Adams, and the schooner h'.
terprize were there. Cond. Morris, was men o.
Tangers, FOR the purpose Of adjuftiag The aiils'~
ences between the United States and tie enlg'
ror Of Morocco, who was alsosa rthat place ~
commodore has sent in his proposals feIluYe .
she exchange of prisoners, pilze' exc. a'n ~ ~,
probability is, that AL accommodation a"u%I
took place, as the brig, which, was a2Po'n''o :.
convoy the American vessels 90 leagues 20 w =,
wefwald of Cane Splrtel, w.s ordered BACK o.
Tangier bay, and tie hcet desired to PF''S'SI
with an assurance that these was no dang 70 :.
unprecedented from the Moorish cruizetS t'EJ
having been called in and laid up at aHo'.
Dispatches for our government were Pu'
board an A percan vessel by the above o'8 -
tanning the particulars of the ABOVE ne5oc'1''y'
Captain Hodges coatradicts ,he late fe2'i, ~,
several American vessel: having been ca2'a'ea =
the Moorish c.uizers.
According to information ootalnsu -, ~
captain Hodges from commodore I it +hot
it is almost reduced to certainty TT TT
Peace has been concluded between ene :
States, and the Emperor Of Morocco
We noticed in our paper few days =
that ne ship Fame, capt. Holland 10
York, had arrived at New bedIord ..,o
short passage from Liverpool; ana t'la a. be-
or three, days later intelligence mlenl .en.
expected. She reached this port as 81, Al.
ing; and the Editor OF the Mercaas+ ",Jat
vertiseris indebssdto capt. Il. TOR A
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
BENJAMIN COOKE,

fos yseeivrd ard II ngqo obsa'xg TN the houtc
.sssiy occupied hy NIeGrs. Nm. n. and p.
III. IYIgS, ia Fairfax Street, a 54aaseve
ssg,yxssat sfGo0DS,
Asfoke WHICH ARR,
SuperGne and common cloths, Ker-
|ueres, coatings, forrea cloth, keriss and half
kisks, lripea and rois blankets, alnurls, falh'.
|nabe mastetIies, toilinet and fwanidown TOR veit
haoes, Iri{h AMI German Linens, loag lawn, IL
ia eostons, 5aadaana hanabserchlsts, ladies' isihi
|aai,,e Ghas velvet, bounetssdo. DO. RFaw, do
Kid csars, feathers soi artificial wresihs, asH
/: fiss gloves rick pick and lace gloges, fix and
s:flio CORDS ana tsIels, N9lfoa ball trimming,
heal lace, DO. eiglag, chiuszes, prints, white
al colouTed czmbrsek mail,n, DO. Inquired &c.
Tie above goods pill BE- sold low for
lash.
Nov IS. CIV sow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
TINS C7.auen,
King feet, Nor. IS.

.e
Has iuRr cived,aad is new ep-ning At h:sttoTe n
K.eg-ssreet q lew doors aboge alsii s. ssnness
sod Wa,ss's, ahandfome s.iormcns Of
FagJ md Hfnte1- Go0ds,
conGaing 81 fapsr6ae broad cloths, and csif
mars, cra,ing, soret cloth, kcrfty, ard half
tti,s;., sriped add rsf. blankets, fnzss. Asaaels.
toiisne,, ard lyspi1owas, Rudia hees'ng, ravens
tsfk do.viss. csea> aea t!cSlenhusgs, brown and
r.sise p.Afilss, I,iA liasr, long lawn and fine
eestoa i1istsng. al elegant aG9stuent OF cambria
,ns0ios, ehir- and coIorrcd fine ladia null rsnll
ae5fpsisg DO fKh;onsble sh,nss aed ealioocs, or-
n'tuse do l:siiys extra long sottopgloves, Frepeh
AZ EaS.ia six pi ( rssls, < lace DO. s ia't'n
Il Ire AID fancy boriescd cambria (hawls. white
asfcoloared cau,eI'shsir do. patent ie~ing COTTON
the ais, lsces, hohb:n, e.. &c. The above goods
~sii oe DIFF, led OF or the ulual terms for cafh.
s
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!" GENTLEMEN,

A letter directed to commodore Morris has
come to my hand, and as commodore of the Ne.
diteranean squadron, eg leave TO observe thas
there can be but little danger in your proceeding
TO the United States, as ttcre are two OF my
squadron cruising off Mogadore, Sallee, and La
rache, which VIII prevent their cruizers from putt
ing to sea. The Moorish frigate is now at lis
bon, and has orders not to go cat until pace Is
established between us and the emperor. AslooP
of war, however, have ordered to take con-
voy from this bay, and pass near Cadiz, that you
may take advantage of her convoy. lhare IS no
truth in the report OF Moorish ffigate's having
taken four American vessels.
g ! have the honor TO be, gen'emen'
your obedient servant,
/" EDWARD PRE8Lks
g To captain Benjamin Mason,
and others, Cadiz"
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BOSTON, Nov. l9.
Interesting.

The following letter from commodore Prebie
was received BY the schooner Columbia, captain
Appletoa, which arrived at Glouce&er on Thurs
day lali from Ca5iz.
UaiteG' States jIIga'e CosFhtatioa,
.Gi6raksar bay, ~. on. 1903.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-28
1ass P0z)tgrabac PisySogg7latrace.
81. MOOD.

-Th- Inventor Of the method oftakiag eolored
from the ref ssed image OF a q
ru.ra ohfcura, in few minutes, reiPee'sa:iy 20
forms the Ladies aaa Genslenen Of A.e&aedfia,
that he pnspofcs 10 top in this city Tor aieWdays
oag. w',er- he euosgeS 70 fake
PROFILE LIKENESSES,
on The following terms. az his room'o Mr.. Gun
ninghar.'s Boarding houle, oppohte The Waihing
ron Tavcsn.
Back thasrs repGefenting the hair ana draPery,
Ego eepts. Time OF fitting, only one minute.
Profile Likentli-s 10 miniature, hoilhtd IN co.
iouss ans black LEAD, price one dollar ana my
Gents. TIN. OF letting oaiy zen minrtes.
profie Liksnef.s ia rliniatare. ha!tfled IN CO.
slaus. with iandicspe back gfoend, three dol
lara. Tine OF Citing twelve inmates.
Nov. 26. d3l4
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El)R SALE.

\ Alkcly. healthy, young Negro Man OF IN
lx-cpiio1able character. Apply 20 the Printer
Nov.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
vsla.hl. PRo PER 4 h. "a

= N I
FT.o Be sold Or rented, Die Piansation
j wherepn 4 now live, containing
361 acres, II part Of which Is sown down
with wheat and rye. There arc several
springs in convenient situations, twOso
which are strongly impregnatsd with sui
phur.a on this place are good Apple
Orchard. and about ! 3 acres Of timothy,
Meadow, and more can Be made. Two
convenieht dwelling houses, one f,thsm
two seories high. the other one and -,
hall. Also i new Mershante Mi. and
Saw Mill, working undera r. feet fan on.
Sleepy Greek, with two oyershot wateFl
wheels ,fths :Grist Mill has one sPair of
French Burrs, and one pair Of Allegheny
stones, q IL feetdiameter. The stream
on which the Mill stands & naSlgable.--
Timber h. iloated down % the Mil, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. 'ean
be RATED from the Mill down 10 the river
Potomak. Thin property IS situate g
miles from the Potomak rivefs and =
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Yir-
ginia. The terms, &c. may Be knoun by
applying 10 the snbscriber. ia i: $, 81 ~;
FREDERICK SNYDER. ]
April 90, 1905. + RI. tF,s s- 4
49, : p H
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
.IoTIcE is heresygiyen, that Pc
J JOHN coNNELL, :. J. 3.

NOTICE Is herebygiyen, that aPes,
X u titiol viii be presented tothe next
General Assembly of the State Of Virss
ginia, PRAYING, that 30 much Of the
Counties Of Berkeley, Hampshire and
Frederick, as are included in the follow
ing bounds, 70 wit :. Beginning at Cher
rvs Run, from thehce up Potomak Ri
vefto the mouth Of Little capeon, thence
up Little capeonto JohnC opsies, thensE
with 4 straight line 70 the Romney rod
leading from rhenceto Winchsster, 81
miles lron1 Francis White's, thepce
down the Romney road 10 Loekhafts
Tavern thence with y straight line III
Sleepy Greek Mountain called Third
Hill, fromshenee 10 the begining,s May
b formed into aseparate County, md
that the seat DC j,lstieebe as near The cen
IRE thgreof as tie cbnyenienee ofthe laid
will adinis. vs. Y1'lf.skt sats 3sslssia
Ss6ss1BeSsQ 1893. d ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
.AVALUABLE TRACT d, LAND
~ i - u ~ ~ XII f. q, Y M sst fzKzN ty<Ei

*. Fer SAX. ~ ri 81
.rTSHE aboye Tract Of Land Il univer.
y ~ sally known.by the name Of the
White House Tavern, Il contains III
acres, equal insoil % anyin thesspafss |;
% TO public business. thers ii none sdpe.
rior: Further description need NOT be
gwen, a ts'so we'll known, except any
person liyinga II 1 distance may incline
% purchase, III which ease il rnay BE ne
eessafy u add, that ii Is within i6 miles
81 Rinchesser, 8 Of Charles Town, Oh
die main road leading from ths Nofthern
10 the Western Territories. IA. .z=ss
y Terms win Be made known BY the
proprietor living On die lind. Z. ~ Y q i
ANDREW nfcO RMICK.
August Il. sos. s3 q al Ism.
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1'llELEAk ]
g " ALI DO 1ADssAs = 1RAY.

VI ALI pUt1O89Ae - AAAts 81
SEE ne I<dsss 4rsns4 NJ filing,
DgVasd s1jfk' skd u slle yr6nnd 81
Tins n oeettiess a.orfais oalliag,
iin1 I'D and soisMp soupd
.Sonsof Aim, o1lcs II Eafn,
REghted g6hen Eleas hs feiI, "a
Aedr fhs lecture iosdSe readEags
sTysaias ne trstft m'e leil
YirRins, Mssek, TOO, much bresrssiae
on vcnr boasted yphife and red, II $50 4
VIEW ~ lie II beauty tlo6miag,
Numbey'd non aa,oslg fhe dad. 2:5
Ggibine nsisers nig htls ypaking,
.Stsfhe end ~ AZ yopr cdte, IS VIE,
q Flrd On zc;ngs 81 our ossvi asdkilg,
Ne koue !e11 our osoners bare, q 81 CEN
Sens y hoaev fsd 81 beaises, !, III
Elnn'ri1e h;gb n ldacied stprft, a
Lsffke llt ~ that raises, q d
Dsjnfs - diasun 70 parent earth. =
Learned sephs ,ssyafems jadtd, ii 4,
Mao for ne1o enss daiiy cal. \
Ci1se a. irs,gkh - ~ ps1esfedsds
Ep'rv leaf snust hags ~ f;llk ,t i Il
1onfks, tie yet 10 isssesg rievel yeti, I
Gar n beaifh and manly gruce,
81 la 10 cloudiess skies deceivs poli, -.
SinEmer giyest - dyitgF,N piacsf.
Venerable ares groTvn hoayy,
XE;fker fura tb iflIWiiiaf eye, I, q U I
Il 1hipt anidsf yonv ailiag gisry, u
lns,ts.s seiis d soinfee ugh. s,ifs i'll
1tarit N ear co,trss EetHrsiinE, 81 &. II;
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d FOR SALE.

VALUABLE Tract pf LAND,
IN situate q the Bridgefon Opeckon
Creek, about fwo9miles from Martins
burg, Berkeley Cnnnty, containing SIS
acres, more thantwo hundred acres ,sf
which are CLEARED, isgood arrable Land,
and The Resin timber. about 20 aEscsiof
good bottom Land, al Of whiehcan easi-
" be converted into Meadow. Asit il
,pfesumed no person win purchase With
.out 6rst viewing die property. i % not
thought necessary 10 descend % partic1-
larEe Mr.. Joseph Evans, jnr. my agent
inthisbusiness, il authorise6 contract
-withyany person machining to purchase
and the premises may Be scenonappiica-
tionto MrJB Philip CONNIE who arpresent
occupies them. u q, KS! i
&c. DANIEL VANMETRE. Y
Septsmber2 fsos. u sms]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
III Csnsyai ls,srfs.est u Eft1GHEs'
10 n ON

"a q For 5dls &C ne 3f11ecylgeFS3 J. II
8.W.ARRANTEDt TO BE coon,
Free six dol1aSs 4 hiaidstd gspss sveighk
Those Who nay wish u p0rchaseshis
srtiels, ether BY the large Or small par
eel, win be Able ID supply themselves o.
= good terms = Il hey wen. to tie Iron
z. NADENBOUsCH,&eo. \.
MaftinsBurk, August -, 1909. ii
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
,AfG Court held for Brooke County, and
!, eontialieA an Ihssday ME soth dayef
Aagast,s aoS. 5sF ~ t1
BRteK M,GEkHAn.
BHEIAnIs .JoHssrEs, Send. !.

$50 = s4 = 49, - SA&AANSHNAs
This day came dc complainant BY
/ u his Counsel. and the Sheriff haS-
ingretlrncsi thar the nefendant b not an
inhabitant 81. this monNsaltI, and
having tinted % appear and answer the
bill according Inv md the rules Of the
court, il Is ordered that ME do 'appsar
here To- the hill aSoresaid on the second
day Of the 1ext November Term; md
that a;copy o6this order beprintet IN the
nearest Virginia Gazette; and that q an
Other copy Sc posted up II The door of
this Court House Tor two in0ntls sue-
>eessively. a, & II i4..ss..: :
81 Copy Teste, III S,ses,fs.
ioIHNF coNNELf., e &c: I
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The DYfEt 1Efsr. =
AsERAGlkENE

q sstsssss On! that MY iifs might u
sparsd only long enough % enable me
thoroughly ito fenounce them Ssssss.S
s. Such were The words Of ! dying deist,
whom iriend had taken me 70 visit Id
order "a Strengthen his resolution, he,
reared too late adopted 10 sllak of that
Sbomina6le doctrife which ii lengsh en-
iirely failing is votaries, :in de last
dread hour Of life. exhibits tke shocking
horrors Of 8 mind ffaught With convicti-
no ofthe danger hey have run ID mock
ing the hopes 81 exemption. 81
II appeared thar the sad Penitent had
imbibsd she menral poison drawn from
HUNG. 81, y 81 - 4. S. ;gs
& ss.ssss Too tfue., 100 fatally the fact,
exclaimed the sick man 900 constantly
urged The exemplary behaviourof Hume
D. private life, = I strong argument IN a.
vonr of his doctrines, forgetting that his
literary life w.a ppfoyt ppaisly employed
ii diGnsine he Pernicion, tensts, and
6ast his utmost endeaypuEs were con
stantIy exefted - extending The bqlefl
Mauence Of his philosoph isal principles.
Happy Jor Ms pa 4 neen a1ysys .asfuats
81 ~ the son;las 5..'eea. ya,sn 5oy 81
@ eonperse upon the suh ject and this
soon brought me Afnongst a horde Of
Iretched misled mel, who hot only con-
frmed the sloetriae of Hume, but recon-.
mended various para II Yoltaircs writ
= e Ia, -. =
ss.s his was about the time,
z AeNso W Psniss NJ 81 ttlss PuDlicatls
! ons g no.'ss zane S, - g q inlnk
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Aia, Court held tcy Brooke Comfy. and
santiaped IN Friday ts< s4day 81 SEP
s,isa.bes, 1908. ,:. q ( d III:
s.; Philip Doddridg.. 4 ezl

lst5 tkASetstssS g - fv9s tAt1 $ss6 y&F. 80
Mary NInrpky ahdr Elizabeth Murphy,
heirs a law Of Colnelius murphy,
81 deceascd. II GHANCERY.
:yTsHIS day came the Complainant by
ks Counsel, and il appearing 10
the Court fkatths Defendants are NOT M
habitants of this Commonwealth, il il
blasfsd that the Defendants do appsaf
here on the second aay.of next Nosetd-
Der Term. 70 answer the c6mPlainaat .
Bill, aid that ! copy Of this IorderSbe
Forthwith .pubiished for, two months Sue
eessiysty inthe nearest Virgins 0azests,
and also Be posted up for two months
excessively Il ite door Of the Court
House Of this County. b -
Copy. Tsste, 49, n # ~ "a 4, 81
JOHN C0NNELL. .sse. i
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I,HIs day ]. ais.olysd 81 n,a..l.I

THIS day Is dissolved BY mutual
! e5snssnt, the. Paftpertsship Of. Joka
,Krntseg q i1o,nss S. Laar, lately trading
onder the. firm Of 5dnes S. Iane, q Co.
All persons, ifdsbted to them are re-
9Gested u come forward Immediately
and pay theif respective balaneesto JarHsA
5.Lans, who IS. fully authorised 70 ~
eeiye al debls due TO the concern. !, /. i,
+ y John KEARSLEY, & /.
's.st i iss JAMES 5. LANE. b. T. ".
Sasfats9sS 1ss.sn, 0sts6ef I, 1905.
yT-HE btsiue. Is isitdfs ~ii,be al.
ried on in. the same house, by
s7dsses s,Tedn Laar,. who especially
Ben Leave ia Inform me public, and IL
particuiar tke ffieSds and former CUSTOM
efs of flames S. Lane, q Co. that shey
now have 1 pretty general assortment d
: D S,
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Prize ! dollar, aud I dollar 50 cents per bottle. Th
,.roe bottle contains nearly two of the fnall Copious
DIRECTIONS for their ufc are fealed up with each bottle.
Dr.. ~S5oughton's Cordial Bitters, faith
fully prepared at the original wafeh00ie' Lon
don.
This incompatible medicine has food the teft
Of ~nniverfal appreciation in Enropefo Tor near an hum
dred years, in the cure and prevention of,
LIS ef abbente, bad d;ggfion. qoiudy fbohe,
Jayfets, byfe,ir vataars, famtnsG and t,emdhng,
agae aad Evsr, depreDfd Biris, foal BREATH
a0oyms in children, lutOy, obarnRions @.F9pp.
ages, bRonsf spe,s, Eek fs, sc. &c.
G Thele Bisters being nov generally ufed in
taveIns and public places, and universally aeknow-
lodged by all who have tried their effects, to be far
hyperion to the competitions formerly imPpied IN
imitation thereof, the proprietor hath reduceit the
price to thofe who purchafe largely above fifty per
cent. Objections will be paitrd Oh The Bottles,
and which will be ALTO icaled, in order 10 detect
coun,erfeits and upftart preteuders, who will all
tell you, they make tie genuine Stonghton's Bit
tefs and in order TO impote their tfalh on the pno-
lie, they fonetimes copy a part of the true adver-
tifemcnt ADD directions.
Sprcyfr DfQ95 for Dsqfags.
FOR many years have thcle drops been u'ed with
amazing fuccefs, in DEAFNESS & HARDNESS of
HEARING. Ihofe who arc unacquainted with the
great relief afforded by this valuable medicine, arc ear
nelly reeomnlened %toatriai. Few are the cafes in which
it has not been Of great fervice, and very often perfected
a complete cure.
Cop Gus directions for the ufe of the Specific Drops
for Deafness are lcaled up with each bette. Price one
dollar.
June Is. Ia"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-15
CHAMBAUD'S
Antafthmatic Lozenges.

Il radical rarr fer eeag6s, roAds, Gfbmas md 6oa-
Jgm5tioas, Difficulty gbysatbmg, %, Ge.
nv. CH4MBdUD, The Jak P.9s1etr q
Ibis m~<diciae, bas The hfhgaaion 70 anaoa4ce tb9t
tbey haze been The means of ~rtLtving many 1eyEns
in a msf 9,xeqriius fate IF leaLb. II amman
eoQs this medicine produces nhatay q pey4ira-
lion thai they g<urya41 are eradieatrd in a fe7v
bonrs. Coughing, being 4rolonged Iytbat eooUul-
fve .bn9,om termed The ticklag IN The lbr'4t' T
borte0s its duratian BY 9roaotixgJG eep and frsngfb.
eaiag The ~eogfituhoa. P3lmonary Complaints #
Eaing The breoR and kungs; tb9k qfeaed with
tbem experience an Qluge immediate rekef. At
bmQs ard eoufaed r~ogiumttous bave repeatedJ been
tradicated BY tbfm. Infantsi N the b~ooping-eoagb,
ona qv0nen daring 3regnaazy, may take f6sm
qvitboxt The kgf fear IF danger, and NTH The
greatsf expeaQtiou Of rehg, mr. can it be admin
9ered at an improper leGlon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-15
DR.. BARDWELL'S.

Terminating Salay Imcfuir, or Pabalum gLT,
Of the cure OF C%onfumption and ARhma, Diforders in
the Stomach and Bowels, Convulfions, Cholic and Di
lentery.
Cautious in invetigation, and attentive enquiry into
the nature and laws of the animal economy, having long
confirmed an opinion in the mind of The inventor, that
all the maladies aforementioned, derive their origin
from the fame canfe, indirect debility, or c~onfequent
weakness, the analogy of their fource, by a natural IN
ference hggefed the idea of their removal by the fame
means; the refult was the difcovery of the Terminating
Solar 1inorure, which after having been employed in
thoufands OF ~inftances, with the mott unexaulpled and
afonilhing fuccefs, has obtained the wormeh appreciation
of charcters of the firft refpeefability, both in and out of
the p~rofetfion; the proprietsrs can confidently recommend,
as one of the mott certain, eficacious, and p~leafant re-
nlediss ever difaoveTed by man or offered to the world,