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The Subscriber

having made every exer,ion within his power Cor
two years palt to procure The means Of ditharging
the debts due from the eaate dcyifcd 10 him by
bis father, without being able TO effete it, and
now finding The eaatc under comfortable embar
raiiment, hath come to determination 10 Offer
the whole peffonal properly for fale, VIZ.
About 90 Likely Negroes
of both fexes and various ages, amangf which are
good carpenter and blacksmith, about Ioohcad
OF horned cattle, coniRing of mich cows, aeers
and work oxen, number Of hories, mares and
colts, iome of lhcm remarkably fine, three likely
mules, and variety Of plantation uteniis, &c.
The iaie vii! commence at.Salt5ufy on Thuyf-
day the 8thday ofDccsmber next, il fair, ii not,
the next fair day.
Twelve months credit will be allowed for all
fuu.s above 20 dollars, the purchacr giving bond
with approved fecurity creditors Of the faid cf.
tate viii be allowed to purchaic 20 the amount
of their cl@ins, prcyiorly iettled and aeknow-
legged by nls 10 b. jua and inseuG abated them.
Charles /. Love,
Executor Of Samuel Love, decealed.
Salilbury, OF. 81.
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BELL and NVIe AY
have received n allinon 70 lhelr foIinsr, asai

Have received il a1dition TO their former, . aeat
slIartmsnt Of
Sapef6ne aud {econd cloths, Aefiey !
mercs, waaldowass king, qissp, eonaitutlen aud
Melton csrls, coatings, Aanasls, blankets plali's,
Akefieys, hofsfy, chmtzes, eslteoes, efn3cfisd..
black, drab, glszsd eanbrick, ana taniboursd
mullins, Irf(h linens, tieklenbargs, cxna5uEgs,pa-
tiIlas, ufeiis, sinancoes. iubazets, iutsstring,
kid and Morocco thoes and lppe's, With varie-
ty of articles loo tedious 10 enasssaFr, wl'ich y
offered for iaesas their u(asl 10y Prlsss iof Cali,
or country produes--lhey offer their unteiansd
acknowledgements TO a generous ppbiic for pail
svours, and hope, frcn illeir very reduced prices,
to mefii continuance.
N. 3. 1Tby daiJ <sPSa q faft5er }sttsy q
The a69ye artieks, 0nd saUs III 6and PAR u q
bale If Ntgro cotteas qobie6 sy 0s MADE az a1ie37
curry 9ureslfsrs.
October 20. eo4w
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70 Fa2,nsgfs.
.Oaober %.

would5Ieale for a term of years,
from 100 to 1000 acres OF valuable i AND,
lying about ten miles South Of James River,
Virginia, Il, healthy part Of the county, about
so miles west Of Richmond, partly on the main
road to that city, and rear the nasgabl: river
Appamattox, which RUS 70 Petefsburgh, a5eus
The same distance. A large portion is cultivated
meadow, and cleared land, well adapted to the
culture Of wheat. For terms apply to DR.. Doug :
lass in Alexandra, OF to the subscriber on the
land.
n. B. Respectable Farmers wanting setsle-
snent Will Aud retms advantageous.
Fighting Greek. Powhatan2 a,wA,
County, Nov. Il. -.
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Ie3, Dollars REGARD.

RAN AWAY from the Sablcriber on Saoo'y
the 14jh ina. an apprentice boy 10 the C'ops,'
trade, canned MICHAEL fOLEY, oe1"'L .;a1
and 70 years old, about fer 4 in'hcS 5aso
dark fraight hair, and has a remarkable oo| =
cat fheepih look. Being born IN the M S;I.a
ireland he WI be ealy difcoyered BY his ol1ss
Had On hen he abfconded, naaEesn apr,
Jacket, Ticket wsifcoar new 'iokienopfg ,'g b.,
lars and a new wool hat, bat took o'he' ''t ,og.
with hin. II is lappoled he his gone aon
ards Baltimore. # taken up 20 mi,c' n
Alex sn,isia will pay IS dollars ana II ,es.
than 60 miles 70 dollars reward and al =
fonzble charges. c 1,,aJFsON.
Aogua IS.
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Tickets In the above lottery to
be had at the fore Of t. L. Wafhing-
ton and Co. Fairfax ffreet, Alexandra.
Augna - law
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FOR SALE.
Bush Hill, Nov.is. zaw

Just received, and for Sale,
l6 hhds. Cay'd, Co.
70 hhd,. Mrscovado, Sugar
2obbls. do.
West India rum in puncheons, and bbIs.
MoIassas in hhds.
Peach, and apple brandy.
Cyder AID vinegar in bbls.
A quantity Of excellent bacon.
Henngs and Shad in bbls.
Ground alum salt.
So COZ. winter Stockings.
lash linen by The box or piece,
And general affortment of groceries.
We Continue to keep general assortment Of
boiling cloatbs and select the best Aou, for family
use. ALEX. SMITH e SON.
@ The highelt price given for
Flaxieed.
Nov. Is. DIV.
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Eeder9ck KemsJa5n1yey,
7. INNER.

II W 1VANe
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
opened Dfawing School next door to Colon'I
EIooe's, tWater itreet,) where he viii in.tIu'.
yong Ladies and Gentlemen IN drawing anu
painting in Water Colours and Canyons every day
in The week, except Saturday. Hours OF a'lenu,
snce for young Ladies from twelve 10 one Sn1
gentlemen from TO o'clock in the forenoon
He aJ6,
PfofeGes Portrait Painting 10 Oil and C!ayoHstf
and al other breaches belonging TO the al .
painting except houf. painting.
Lsfew5ie,
Ga;lls looking glaa-s AID piaaFe ffame'l0 ~
bet and oeate2 Gaancr pcainlc.
Angua 81.
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Tohn Mafon.
Notice IS hefe6y gzuen,

That an ELECTION will be held at the hOois
of the late VIM. Sinpfon, near the Old Turnpike
Gaze, on the Jfyf Monaag ii Dersn6sr aext, tor
PRECEDENT, Directors ana Trea(nfer 10 TIE luin'
pike Road Company.
BY Order OF The Board.
Chas. Page, Treasurer.
Nov. 10. 3taw De
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To rent for one or two years, the
STOREAND CELLAR at preicnt occupy ],
aifo STORE AND CELLAR OF King street,
r
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Containing five acres, one rni..s from town laying
between The Georgetown road, and the river,
near Mr.. HoDG.oNs, 90 which is a imali Houtc.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Nov 10 2taw
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Ten Dollars Rezuard.
RAN AWAY from the fabicti5sr, onthc roth
OF Jay, negro nan named
MO Sc S.

he IS tall honey man, about s se,t high, not
very aefly, has remarkable aar acroE the
MIDDLE Of his nofe, his hair long ard Grait for
that ola Negro, though not tied. lie has been
feyera times ften fco|king about Alexandra
Any pcrfon who will deliver me the faid Ne
gro, or fecuEc him and give me information
thereof, lhall receive the above reward.
AUG: ]. SMITH.
Fairfax County,
Aag. 8.
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STOUGHTON's
FMJIIME Bit E Rs,

Fa5[hfa!ly pre- axsd a. NE orlgg1nal so0fe-
hou}e London.
TO make any o6leryaions here, upon the FL
p.rior oaaliy of tlele Bittcrs, to any ever offered
for iale, is needeis; iDai Ell, 10 FAY, thai they
have food The teR Of appreciation great nulnoeT
Of years.
Gentlemen, who prefer bitters, will find them
an elegant and wnoleiome preparation ard nov,
for the liflt time, imported in quart bottles, as
well as walls, which viii reduee TIE pfice near
cnc half.
Country flores and 'averns fupPiied BY the
dozen or groce, win 4 very large allowance IN
the price, or bartered for country produce, on ap
LEGATION 10 IA frs. Robert and John Cray, BOOK
felless, Alexandra.
Sold alto, Retail
By Rapine, Conrsd.an Go. bookf;llors, CAPT
tol HID, Warrington; oha March, boz Keller,
George Town Tilaley Graham, Norfolk, and
a. Buck, Fredefickibgfg. Nov. s. Iasn
TO rent for one or two years, the
.STORE.AND CELLAR / at prei:nt occupy
aIfo a STORE AND CELLAR OF King street,
nea. Morris Tavern.
FOR SaLE.
M LOT OF GROUND,
Containing five acres, oae lai..s from town laying
between the Georgetown road, and the river,
near Mr.. HoDesoNs, 90 which is a imali flouse
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Nov. 10. 2taw
A Gardner Wanted.
WANTED a petfon q laiified TO undertake the
man cement of large market garden per-
l9n well recommended will NEE, a good employ
he ihonld have knowledge Of the marketing but
fneis, &c. A Jingle man would be preferred.
Apply at Mount Waihington, one mile from
George Town Ferry.
JOHN BAIL, Manager.
Mt. Walhington,
November "a. raw3w
FOR SALE.
large number Of APPLE TREES, confiit. 4
ing Of great variety OF the mott choice fruit.
hele trees have been a!lrai1d upon feeding tocks
and are now Of proper fizc TO plant out this fall,
or in the lpriag. The psae 81. per tree at the
NasGefy.
Richard M. Scott.
fst,
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1854 Prizes, 2
1886 Blanks --not 2 fosa briSe.


$1,000 Tickets at 10 dolls. each, 10000
The lauiabIe purpoie of,his lottery, the many
very valuable prizes offered, and there nc, being
two blanks o q prize, are conGdsrarions which
give the Managers reafon to hope for rapid fale
Of the tickets. The drawing will commence as
foon as efficient number of Tickets ihall be fold
TO aulhorizs it.; and thirty days after the COM
pletion Of the drawing, The prizes will be paid to
the fortunate adyentnrers; fubjett TO deduction
of Fifteen PER tent. Such prizes as hall not be
demanded within fqselve montbs after the drawing
is inilhed, flall be confdesed as reiinqufhed for
the benefit of the Church.
Tickets to be had the Managers, or of fuch
per!5n. as may be appointed by then.
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JOSHUA RIDDLE

BEGSisave 20 inform his friends ana the pub
lie, that ne has jolt received very complete
Afiortment Of Fall Goods,
confaing Of bef fapeIfne, fine and coarie cloths,
.ofeycfy colour, kerteymc;cs, fwanslowns, thick.
ietis, fancy cords, velvets, kesfeys, halsthicks,
plans ard kendall cottons, role and itrped b!aak-
s,s aannels, bzizes, coa,ings, nap fszes, lesrlet
clesks, bookings, iiFkienburgs, ofnabufgs, tef-
!i.a rc!ls Alto, variety o.
FANCY GOODS,
the whole Of which he offers at the nloil reduced
prices, for ready paymsns, or on the ufaai crsds
TO those whois pnnstlali,y may bc:Eslicd on.
Ncs. !. d3: law
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from The reports Of the Secretary Of the
Tre@fury presiouily made.
On The other hand, Metre. Randolph,
S. Smith, and Nichoion rspclled the
charges made by MIR. Grifwold, and IN
iifted thar the Colnmiaioners OF the Sink
ing Fond had rightly complied with the
law, and that there was no hoifility be
tween their report, and the reports OF the
Secretary Of the Tfeafury.
The quetfion was taken on the retolotion
about 4 O'Clock, and Carried UNANIMOUSLY
in The affirmative.
MIR. Randolph moved, and the tlopie
agreed, that the committee OF ways ana
means have leave to fit during the ilttirgs
of the Houie.
Mr.. Holland, member Of the COM
mittee, being abient, Mr.. Dickion was
appointed in his Place. Maj. Incl.
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NORFOLK, March /.

Arrived in diare(s on SaruFdaV Wv
fchooner F4vorite, captain Dfuna'oaJ
who left this port on the 18th reO. oO1 :;
TO CharIeaon--On the 18th gsos
Cape Ha.erss loG his fosenat' Oosg s,r
and four fails, two boats and tandfy I gor
Articles, in heavy gale Of WING. . n,
days afterwards got a Jury foIs, i.Dl ID
fea being two high to do it oel0': b.
food for Norfolk. Ga the lq;0' r,.ocs
,6, 80, long. Is, feIlin with >, r hound
BRIG (name unkoown) from oItso', h,,,.J
10 Norfolk, had lott her bow'p'' ;5 O,ss
them to take of fone of the Pau u! III
which was refufed fame Gay r'n,c1
brig capt. Monteath, from o' So
to Philade'phia, who gave CAP! a D' nhi
lib, and offered every a.Sn n1'.nari
power. On the 18th captain D ~ DHaG
ioe Els rudder on the Tail OF '.V cbns
Shoe. and on Saturday fposs IN. ~, rof.
aon Packet Mary, capt. coH INV sD D. b1
ed him into the hafbouf' o .a.,e fohs,
~ paasngers 90 board who 10 W, ~,'I iillo.
rate enough NOT to meet witt, !, s a'' The bn
Arrived in Hampson S'aa' GIdsm,
Martha u1as Bland, ~ days from on -, u,' 3 a
Jan. II, in lat. 81 u, I9"S sa au' : 70 81
the lhip Atlantic, of and o'o ar 1,gbdl
York, from Liverpool, oaf = 'i,,. u;
received mach damage in \ nsf, 'a'; = Gy.I
obligs4 to make sae oeafsa Pr
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From .,tbe (Lonaoa) Gexeral A1ve1jfr,
January II.
THE CHARACTER OF BUONA.

While there is but one opinion with re-
gard to the title of the Firf Conful Of
France TO the sovereignty which he ar
pr laot holds, il is frequently difputed
wherber he owes il to his own ability and
sddfei5, or TO that unaccountabie caprice
with which accident has al times elevated
he undcfsrving to the highelt Rations.
The inGances in whichshe has retrieved
lis fortunes, even againa probability, and
he attendant which he has coniantly
acquired over aIlihis rivals, fem fufleient-
" 70 ehablifh his abilities. The laiene
or entespriz@, and thofe for perm.nens
command ARE, however, by no means Tho
anne; and many a Perfon has been vel!
qualified TO attain throne, who was noi
capable to preierve himlelf in that eleyat
I'd cation for Jingle year. To decide
his capacity as a Sovereign, therefore, we
mutt take nearer view Of his tharatteI.
That fervou of mind which qualities a
man for great eu;erpr.ze and achievements
is alnloR universally attended with fuch
yio'eat End unruly psaion as frequently
divert ambition from its courfe, and make
The mind lpend its force on objects which
10 not at al contIihnie 10 the acquiremen,
Of preeninsrce. In the Firtt Conful'.
mind, however, ambition ieems to have
gained fach fnpreme dominion over every
faculty, 10 have 70 completely AFFORDED
every o:kss rsi1cn, thar in the who'll
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Wednesday, March 10 P. NJ.


A meG.ge was received from the Senate,
Eating that they hsd poitponcd until the 9Th
infant, (Which is equivalent to a rejcttion} an
act to reduce the marine corps OF the Cuitcd
States.
The Hou{e took up the amendment, of the
Senate to the act to revive and continue III foref
an act in addition to an act intirued an act III
addition TO an act regulating the grants OF land
appropriated for military lervices, and Tor tht
focicty Of the United Brethren for prop agating
the gofpel among rhe heather.
Mr. DAYTON obierved thar one Of the amend
meats propoied by the Senate, allowed genera
La Fayette 1900 acres cf land inltead o
1900, which was the quantity an officer OF hi:
raNk was e,ititled to.
The anne ndments were referred to ielect com
mittec conlitting of Mefrs. Southard. Goddard
AMI DAYTON.
On motion CT Mr. Nicholon the houle, &C
cording tothc order Of the day, relolved ilieli
into committee OF the whole on the report q
the fciea committee, on the me1.ge Of the pre-
iident Of the United States with the accompany
ing Documents relative to The official condu6t q
John Pickering, Judge of the dltfria conrt OF
The United States for the diitrict CT New fismp-
fibre.
Mr. S. Smith in he chair.
The report Of the committee recommends the
adopt Of the following refolution:
Relolyed, that John Pitleliug Judge Of the
dieriet court of he diltfial cf New Han,p
hire, he inIeached Of hgh criIne, ana sAiide-
meanors.
hIT. ssuger obje4cd TO acting in this cafe at
70 late period OF the feilion.
MIR. Goddard moved the riling Ct the commit
naitcee, n order to poffpone the reoution TO the
next fefion
Mcfrs. Mitchi, Danra and Mott, iupport-
ed and Mefrs Nichoion, Bacon, Ratings
Elmer, Randolph saudi EuGis oppoied the mo.
ti0n.
Motien loA, ese--Nocs 4s.
The cenn,st,ee role and reported their agree
mcnt &c tie rclo,ution.
The ::4cpfe Immediately took up tie report,
and concurred with the committee in the above
refclutior--Yeas 45-Nays 8.
Ordered that MIR. Nicholion, and Mr.. Ran.
dolph, be committee to 90 70 the Senate, and
at the bar thereof, in 5hc name OF the Houfe Of
Representatives,, and OF I'll the people of The
Unirct st@feS to indpeaoF, John Pickering, Judge
ofihe iris ecurt tfihe didr,c Ct New Hamp-
fire, # high cr.ecs and n,ifjemt anors: ard
atqaaint the Sena:c, that the houie of rcprettn-
tativcs wi il due time, exhibit particular arti-
cles Of impeachment aganlt linn.
OrdSred, tia, the committee do demand, that
the ienate take crder Tor the appearance of the
faid John Pickering, TO antwer to the iaid ina
peachment.
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70 execute bis ohjea, Il, is neve, d..
from his lehenes BY the prudential VIE
la'ions Of tfofe VITO are more TINA V'Na,
is to this bonndleis confidence ,ha, h :. L
his own preient eies alton, and Fr 1s''
owes her extended dominion. 'cs
After his return from Egypt, and !.
paaage Of the Alps, there is no erre,,. "''
70 romantic which Bonapalse NAV r'l'
attempt. uS
Ihefe qualities, which we nave al,.,,
mentioned, are fuci as ht the Flra Cs ,a
beyond mott men for the attaiom.o, "''
thority they arc alto of fuch nature ;.
enable him to retain the.powerhr hs, ,coa.. '
ed. Men, whole ambition has been a,S nv,
only by the Object immediately pre(;.,.s
- who poaefs other ltrong pafEon,, ~.
are ready to act as fooa as ambition c.,r '
es, by ovsraraioed exertions, are ayr
attaining the iummit Of power, TO ejy,a
'ooie to the otner principles OF their dilu
lit;on. Enemies, favolifes, fenlual e.,
tihcations, by turns, excite them to "a,
fubverGve oftheir sutllofi,y. Ronasars
however, has not as yc, given an, fy,,'
tom Of being at all Influenced by facb con
alterations and if he has RATED hi, ou.
relations to honors, and has re easblin,l
the Catholic woIlhiP, we may fno ifs,
Gent motives for the neafures in the ca,
folida,ion of his own power, withou,bv.
ing recou.fe either to his fratsrnaI .asaio,
or his religion.
The effect produced by this total al.
fence Of other paGions, is more calculated
tor The retention than the requirement d
power. Cold and releryed, his fea,crs
leldom relaxing into frlile, & his haugh
tireis never giving way to careleG cony.
viality, he throws mankind at di&ams
and rather commands thcir relpea by Be.
Ing above their pleafures, than concilia,a
their friendlip and cooperation. Ii
was only in the contnGon and tutbulera
Of revelation, that fuch a man was cal.
culated to attain fudden rile. In The
flow promotion of an eifablihed Govur.
ment, it would have required degreed
dlilimulaticn, more than equal to hisolha
qualities, to have brought the sarisyd
interels and circumstances neceaarg fa
advancement 10 cooperate in BIS favour.
One dangerous ccnfequsnce, howeveri
to his afcendency relults from the viOea
energy of his ambition. When be has
reacked the highelt pinnacle, he feels lf'
leEs, from the want of an Object eqaSIh
his fearing genius.
To render The Frme5 fmtnr ih nj
on earlb, e9orl' noble esrd
to his am6ition /; but to make hb hM
Minute regulations Of internal 2oAt, and
The J9o7y advancement sf femmfffs' 80
3roeeG teo trdious tor the mind Of E@''
tarte. Since bis advancement 10 BIZ ~
nat emiuenee, be has bitberto f5mdN'
ffcisat employment in altering t6t <tr'".
nations AID forw Of bis gaofrn"fa'.N
exciting The emulation .f'be-many'N4', /
rtrs Of Frauee-apd in reducing Aaya%
Szui1eylan9 xu4er bis immediate toat'o"
Many mateyi0lj19iN rfmaj1, On anna
be may <rercJs TIE at7iviy y 3" st7' NJ
The aDamptiou ef The imperial tux, an .,
tbe coyfolidatiou Of tbe the empire g. a.
GaaLs,arr qv7rk, Of time and Ia1'r, W." ,..,
tbele are once qceompb@eA, Mth @
uations IF Eu,ops bok 10 tbtm'FSV"i
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fefolation. In his meifage to coneref,
on the 9TH Of December, 1901, we End
him faylng-
/" A denial of citizenhip under ref.
gence of fourteen year, is denial 10 ,
great proportion of thoie who ak il. and
contronls policy purfued from their fre
fettlemenr, by many Of she6e Rates, and
Fill 6eAifvfd Of Consequence to fbeiiy tro,.
benity. And ihal we retuGe to the IN
happy fugitives from darefs, that bsi.
pifahy zrbieb TIE Ia0age, Ct The wi.
derusG extsuded 70 9ar fatbsr, a,riving IL
ibis AandS Shall o9prsltd bamanuy End
no aiyloE, on this globes Mighs not The
general character and capabilities of a q.
tizen, be aiely communicated TO eueyy
0ue manifefting a bona dde purpoCe Of EN-.
barking his late and fortune permanently
with US -
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The mnf..aricken writers 10 the newffa-
pers of she preisnt day, teem all TO fix
their hopes OF immortality upon the
tripping Sapphic yerie. This manner
of coupling words was lately revived
by Mr.. Southey, and is all the rage
both here and 10 England. The fol-
lowing burlefeque will no doubt be read
by many, who may find it a valuable
Improvement on the art of felling.-
Good mesiure is at leait an honeA way
10 lecure cufomefs. 1t is taken from
The Margate New Guide
4sti Dsmo.
sAPP HICS.
BOY, fwccp the fhop; the chocolate prepare,
Here comes the Counties rafting down the nign
direct:
Hark It's her chariot turning round the corner.
Boy clare the countSr
Madam permit me (opening the coach door,
Placing the Rep, and holding out his elbow y
Sure the young lady will not like TO wait long,
Better get out Mifs.
What will it pleafe your ladyhip to fee frlt
Din,iry, farfnct, lawn, or Iniia muffin
China elk hoic, what all the ladies wear now;
Clocks at the An Gle.
This zoo de.er~s. my lady your attention,
where will Gyou fee 60 fweet catamauco!
Nor eau excei't in Margr4te allure you;
No, nor in London.
May r prefnn,e your ladyfhip TO tempt now?
Ne'er did fee 20 eligantia iuReing
Boy. put her Iadyfhip's things IN the coach ,-sno
Now,--fcr my bill, ST..
Three yards Of cambria, eight aud forty ihli-
liugs,
Hofc, ealinaanco, calico! and muffin.
rut twenty two pounds, feventsea and fxpence,
Right to farthiug
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A Warehoufe to Let.

will rent my Warehoufe, ftuase on
King freet, adjoining the maniion houfe
in which | live, oppohte Mr.. ] Kin.
caid's. Polieaion may be had immedi-
ately. 1t is very convenient for a Gro
Gerry tore, or Flour Merchant. For
terms apply 70
P. MARSTELLER.
June Z. co
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Wanted to PuYchaie,

A likely NEGRO GIRL iron IS to
10 years Of age. For one we'll recon-
nended libelal psise will be given
Enquire of the Printer.
Tune s. cost
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s SUBSCRIPTIONS

To the PoRT FoLIo, a literary
Paper fabIsasd in Pdlladslphla,
are received By tie Editor Of thSs
Pa5sr. The terms are Five Dol
lars per 0nauns, payable IN ad
1,ance.
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IN Ute matter Of James GsIl'ei,
A BANKRUPT,

adjourned Meeting far Divialra.
TIME Commiflioners named and au'ho.
4 rifed, in and by Commlllon OF
Bankruptcy awarded and iaoed forth a.
gainft JJames Gill'ts, Of the town OF Alex
andria, having met on "Wednesday Inc
10th inf. puriuanr to notice heretoi0.s
given, for the purpofe of making d,s W.,
dend of the efate and effects OF the id'a
Bankrupt, but for reafons fuggeited by
principal creditor who attended, itappsa,'.'
ing expsdient that the faid meeting ihoul0
be adjourned to a future dsy--Ihe Com,
mifioners do accordingly adjourn ,a'a
meeting until Friday the 10th day OF May
next, at nine O'Clock, A. M. to be tne'
held at the houfe of MIR. Peter Hellkeltl'
at which time and place the fad comm.
iioners will attend, Of which all Paf'e'
intereaed viii! plealc to take notice.
JOHN M'IVER
AGgntt.
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