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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
THE SUBSCRIBER

- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - A~ - -
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public 10 general, that he has lately open
q as&ore iu Prince, between Fairfax and
Union Rreets, where he intends keeping a
nnaan, fuPpty Of
PAPER,
asa kinds. His being the manufacturer,
Enables him to fell on very low terms,
slthsr by wholefale or retail. He like
vile has 90 hand, and intends keeping, a
large aifor,ment of
Cut Mails 6 Bycds,
mall hzcs. The whole Of which ne now
'aers for faIe at a very low price, tor caiA'
va Mort credit to punetual men.
GEO. w. GIBBONS.
Gentlemen favoring him with their or
esm.
Or Tie highs9 pr'es g'us"
wsl<<n Lissx and Coffsx RAGS.
May AZ. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-11
Notice.

I do hereby forwarn any per-
Con from taking an Alignment on my note
of Twenty Pounds, dated the Cd of Febra
airy, 1903, OF Nichola Grimes, as | am
determined not to pay it until compelled
by law.
JOHN CoNNELLY.
June g. eo3t
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5buts'8
.CIRCULATIVG LIBRARY,
PRINCE STREET,
ALEX N ID K | A.

THE Proprietor has juh received, and added
10 his former collection,
Two Hundred Volumes,
among which are the following, viz.
Shakefpeare's Works, Anachariiss Travels,
Mackenzie and Blighs Voyages, cambons
Letters, Piozzi's Synonony, Elegant Extracts S
Hoyle's Games, &c. Be-
Novels 6 Romances.
Adulterels, Adelaide, Auguita, Alserine Cap
tive, Affected Indifference, Abbey Ia Trappc,
Ranpyide Moore Carew, Count Hocnldera.
Charles Altman, Cattle Packrert. Clara and
Antonio, Don Quixote, Daniih Maflacre, Do
rintla, Doubtful Marriage, Double Surprize,
Duflcldorf, Emilia de yarmout, Emily, E1cur-
iion, Edwy and Edilda, Folcari, Faihicnable
Folies, ConiaIvo, Henrietta Mortimer, En5e-
pendent, Innocent fugitive, Jaque!ine, Zenith
Citrate, Louila, Monk, Maitre jacques Monk
of the Grotto, Platonic Marriage, Peggy Black,
Peregrine Pickle, Packet, Raih Vows, Retri-
button, Sophia Badde!ey, st. Ruthin's Abbey,
Secrecy, Semproria, Tales, Warwick, Young
Widow, &c. &c.
gs Subjerlbers are re}peajut-
yintormed that Books can only be
charged once a day.
Tune 4. 2aw3tf
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03
Bicgrapbtfaf.

Commodore John Bary.-When the
death of this gallant officer was announ-
ced, the numerous ornaments Of his ma
val and domefic characters frefhened in
our recollection, and blamelefS impulfe
was felt to pay his memory the homage Of
our gratitude andGncere regret a tribute
which the generous will be proud TO echo,
& which the ingenious cannot dilapProve.
1t may be needlels to obferve that Cap
tain Barry efpoufed with ardour the caule
Of Liberty early in the year IT'S, or TO
fay with what conlfancy of attachmentand
boldnefs of enterpTife he fupported her
intereG duringthe war all who have
read the details of that glofions ftruggle
mutt be familiar with the name of Captain
Barry, and view in him patriot Of true
integrity and of undoubted bravery.
His naval achievements would of them
felves have reflected much honour on his
memory, but thofe could not have ehdear-
ed it TO his w-citizens had he wanted
thofe gentle and amiable virtues, which
eubellilh the gentleman and ennoble the
folder. Nature not lels kind than For.
tune, gave him heart, which the carnage
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03

and defolation of war could not harden IN
to cruely and the tenor CT his naval c.
reer exhibits a proof that the art of COM
manding does not coniif II fuperciIiious
haughnneis, tyrannous infult and vianto
feverity. In rte plealing view which his
lite pralents, we contemplate a. trait high
" worthy Of admiration aSweH for its. IL
trinGc. excellence, as for its rare emer-
gence in the buitie and dillrattion of war,
a pun6ilious oblervance Of the duties Of
his religion. In the fcope Of bis charac-
ter, then, we furvey with plealnre warm
and lfeady friend. firm patriot, mild
and humane commander, valiant fol-
der, and good Chrifian, beloved by
numerous friends, honoured by his CO.
patriots, and relpe6ted by all who knew
him.-Pbiiad. pap.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03

fame time they applauded the g ufeful la
bors" OF a prohigate wretch, who was his
bittereit enemy, and who exerted, with
malignant rancour, every energy Of his
mind, to blait the fairef fame and revile
the puref virtue. Surely the moral and
religious character Of that man mutt be
fufpeefed, who ieleds for his bofom friend,
the arch apoltle Of infdelity, and enter
talnS with the cordial welcome of hofpi-
tally, the loweG wretch Of proAigacv.
Surely the Liberties Of our country cannot
be entruifed to faithful public fervants,
when foreign renegadoea, fugitiyes from
juitice, and unprincipled advenurers, are
charged with the feryile talk of fupporting
the authority, and advocating thoie mea-
fures, which native citizens are not per-
mited to gainfay. Surely the views Of
that administration cannot be honorable
in themielyes, nor advantageous to the
country which receive their direction,
not from considerations Of what is really
bef, but OF what is beff calculated to f.
cure popular applaufe. A fyltem of lhort
lighted policy that will .facrifce the bet
lnterelt OF our country 10 the iIlaudible
PurPole of retaining little longer, an i'll
gotten power. Surely thofe men cannot
be elteemed the friends, and Importers of
our contribution, who at one bold froke
would protrate the itrongef pillar Of its
iuPport, and fritter away by piece meals
thole fyitems that give iirength and fla
bility TO the goyernment--furely the wifi
dom and integrity Of that party mutt be
queitioned, who are involved in palpable
incontiitencieS, and objectionable contra
dlctions f; whole conduct in the manage
lhe.nt OF public affairs, forms one continu-
ed tllue OF incongruities., What, can be
our eltimation OF man or any fet Of men,
who one moment applaud tie conduct of
an Administration, and eulogize it as a
bright constellation, who had wifely con
Quoted the government, and left it in the
tull tide OF iuccelSful experiment, and in
the Rc.1t breath, ceniure it as having been
devoted TO the views of particular fea,
and as 1hutting the doors of honor and
confidence againlt one half Of the citizens
OF our country /; as having defignS, dam
gerouS TO the liberties Of the republic, and
favorable TO the eitablifhment of mon
archy. What muf be our efimation of
the man, by whom, in the hatering lam
guage OF adulation, we are now called
brethren of one family---alI fcderaliltS, all
republicans,-and in the next moment,
prompted by fPirit Of political intoler-
ance, as deipotic as wicked, We are perle-
cuted for opinion fake, and the bread of
honelt and faithful feryants is taken from
their mouths and given TO the worthless
and proAigate of a favored feet. Surely
there mutt be !" fomething rotten in Den
mark, when power is gained by the Il
esnti0gGssG Of The PRES, and prelerved by
a JA9prs4fOn Of its liberty.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03
Agricultural,

PROM THE HUDSON, IN. y AatAaer.

PROM THE HuosoN, IN. - sALASeE.
Il recent experiment On picking SEED Wheat.
A man, in this fate, in preparing his
ieed-wheat for towing, feeped one bulhel
twelve hours in pickle, and then rolled it
in platter, and lowedit through the mid
die ofa field containing eleven or twelve
acres !: on each hde ef this throughout
the field, flowed wheat that had beer. roll
led IN platter, but not picked. Soon af-
the grain began to vegetate, he perceived
itriking difference, and thar, during the
growth, the items of the picked feed
were much hyperion in thriftnels and lux
uriapce.
After reaping, threfhing, and meafur-
ing the grain, and making companion
between the products Of the picked ana
unpickled feed (Which was done the pref
ent YEAR, the owner has affirmed it as his
opinion, that if he had picked the whole
Of the feed which was TOWN in that field,
his crop would have been increaied there
by not lelS than ievcnty or eighty bufhelS-
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03
FRoM THE MINERVA.

L0aifaHa Parebajs.-The Editor has
n'tormly contended that the pofIeflion Of
<Ouilana and the Floridas by the United
eates, would be comfortable acquifi-
on, not from the want of territory, but
+aimuch as il would be the means of get
g clear of an enemy whom, we have
<aion TO be iealcns-But let us coniider
81 whether the money we are to pay for
<p0iliana alone, will not greatly overbal-
PC Inc advantage We expea to reap,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03

The iurn u IS taid we are 10 give i
IS years in,etef az per cent is
Alter this period the principal i 70
be paid N 5 ANNA! indictments /;
Therefore on The 10Th year we snail
pay Interelt on II millions, on the
18th year 9 millions, on the 18th
year 8 millions, on the 18th year
millions. The intcren ON ihelc
dIherent lums will amount 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03

When Bcnaparte and his Lady retire TO
bed, the ltri6teif orders are given that no
perlon whatever ihall be permitted to en-
ter their chamber, even on the mott pref
fling. location, exeepr a favorite Name
luke, who at a certain hour, carries I'd
a baton Of milk, places it On chair near
the bed lide, and without uttering A fylIa-
bic, withdraws, locks the door. and
fretches himfelf at the door Of the apart
ment, on a carpet, with pair Of piitols,
and icymetar by his fide.--Loa. pas.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-03

BOSTON, SEPT. IS.
TIE Bo,fon Fsmas Aflum, On Friday
laf, celebrated its I'D anniversary, at the
Trinity Church. The houfe was crowd
ed beyond any former example; and the
affembly Of ladies was very numerous and
brilliant, Beauty, attracted by the graces,
never looked more lovely ;--the glow Of
intelligence, (which beamed from her park
ling eye, was never more luminous-it
graduated the pendant tear as it dop'd or
the fhrine Of Charity. The difcourfe by
the Rev. Dr. Parker, was truly appro-
pirate TO the occalion twas animated
with fentiment, and enriched with rheto-
ric; it fummoned the belt feelings of the
human heart, and narfhailed them into a
phalanx around this benevolent inltitu-
ton. Great credit is alto due to the mu-
fcal part Of the celebration and altho'
from the over-crowded fate Of the houre,
the audience was but incommodiouly fit
uated, the intellectual pleafures, excited
by fuch an occafon, were never more
apparent than in the animated expreRion
Of all prefeut.. The collection for the be-
neft Of the Orphan fund, we hear, amoun-
ted to 4Q7 dis. 90 cts.
Commencement at Williams College, IN
Williamlown, was the 9TH init. The
Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was confer
red on IS young gentlemen, and that Of
Matter ct Arts on I3. The degree Of
Decor of Laws was conferred on the
Hon. RuFUs KING, and that OF ID. d. on
the Rev. JOB SWIFT, Of Bennington.
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@iftrEsnepus.
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BOSTON, SEPT. IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-06
asp G(t2abfb Danlllf6ll,
Auth3r 0fthe = Merlclrs of Modern Phloio

Authsr Of the = Memoirs of Nlodern phloio-
piers" &c.
ON this interesting and highly ilnportan
branch OF fcience, icvtral valuable WORKS nave
within few years, been preiented to the pubic,
amonp which the above, as 1t IS the mott receut,
70 is it pre-, enliaeutly uleu' Led sy her iubleet
into an INQUIRY concerning the nature II the active
powers and intellectual faculties OF the human
mind, Mrs. Hamilton has developed thole powers
and faculties with perlPieuity and ABILITY
which, while it arreits the attention OF 'hoie who
have mott fucceisuIiy ludied thfie iubjvcss, mutt
render competent knowledge of thsfn taal,iar
to the mott ordinary capacity. I he iupeTiiela-
neis aud frivolity of character engenderea ny the
modern fyitenl Of education, have been long, and
uttly, iiibiect of complaint; but the partl-
cular caules by which thefc ferrous evils have
been produced, were hitherto bur inpertectly
known, oriittle attended to: To trace thsie evils
nedy, is the ultimate object TO which the meri-
torious efforts of this Author have been direaed;
and nthefe efforts The has it is believed, fncced-
cd beyond the moa ianguine expectations. Such
indeed, is the importance OF the inquiries which
form the iubiect of this work, and 60 great the
iuccefs with which thofe inquiries have been pur-
lued, that the happiea consequences 10 iociety
may reaioaably be expected to refu't from the
retent publication. To all it is interelting in
very high degree, but TO mothers of families, and
Others gagged in the formation of the minds Of
children and youth, it will prove an acquiiliioh
truly invaluable. s.
The rapid faie Of two inapreilions of this work
in England, efficiently evinces the high eitimati-
on in which it is there held: An American edit
on--equal to, and at litte more than half the
price of the Britlih edirions--is now offered to
the patronage Of the American publicly whom
its merits will, doubtless, be july appreciated
On Estraa fr0m fbe a6oVe Work.
Is From mott of the writers on education it
6 would appear, thar it is only to people OF rank
g and fortune that education is a matter OF any
. importance. BY fuch alone can the lyitems
6 that are generally propoied, be adopted. TO
6 iuch, therefore, nlua we believe them TO be
excluGvcly addreiied 70 make fine ladies
{ and hnifhed gentlemen forms no part oflmy
sc pan, which has for its objea the fuhjection CT
& the paIIions the direction of the affections, and
tie cultivation OF the faculties that are common
20 the whole human race"
The price of the Bri5ilh edition, is fifteen
fhllings, Sterling, in boards.
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a STRAY lHEIFER.

~ AME to the SubfcribcI's place, near
~ Alexandra, a fmali Heifer aaray,
about two yeats old laa Spring, with no
perceivsble brand or malk, other than
ileih marks. The above fray has white
feet, and white face with black Aars
round her eyes. She is white underneath
The belly, with a long hufhy white tail !;
dark brown on The back, appraifed TO 10
dollars. The owner is dehred TO come,
prove property, pay charges and take her
ROBERT vINsoN.
Dec. "a. 2aw3f
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N O T 4 G. E.

T HEREBY forewarn Il perfous from
! Hunting in any of my Inclofures on
Blue Plains, With Dog or Gun, or from
psfiog through the fame on any pretence
whatever I; this practice has become 60 in.
sjarious TO me that am determined to pro-
fecuie the frG perfon I find committing
the like trefpsfs, after the date hereof.
WILLIAM MARBURY.
Aov.2A- 1aw5t !
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5nJ2 ssssivsa and fdy SAX, 5yths
Sak/e,i5ey,

u
Rofc Blankets, s. : Combs, Of all de-
TO 10, mentions,
Red, green and blue Red Sealing Wax,
booking Baize, Powder Horns Il,
Swanidown, s, IA, 10 OF.
LionGin eoatings Shaving Bfoihes,
twilled, Powder Bags,
velveteen, very fine Net Night Caps,
.Razors, Steel Shutters,
& Backgammon Boards, Plate Bruihes,
complete, ] Shoe Strings,
Rouge, all forts, Queens Garters'
Ivory Combs, all Silk Parfes,
fzes, / Do Watch Chains,
Corkfcrews, newell Powder Knives,
fort, Spaniih Wool,
Tooth Brufhes, Nutmeg GrateEs,
Milk of Roies, Gilt & black Sleeve
Aiiorted Eaences, Buttons,
SnuHer Ira, 5, new Court Platter,
eli fafhions, Bodkins.
Shaving Boxes, Watch Keys,
The bea London Black & red Lead
Backing, Pencils,
Packwood's S,roPs Sufpenders, low &
& Pate, high priced,
With moR elegant Aaortment OF the
Dsrbylhire Spar 10 lugar baions, Cream
<Euir, Egg Cups, sc. &c.
L'kezvifs, fsr Sale,
MUFFS & TIPPETS,
With an elegant aiIortment OF
Fur Trimmings,
Black Bear, Silver Bear, Crois Fox,
Red Fox, Ruflian White Fox, Canadian
Martin, Martin Throate, Peruvian Martin
Spaniih Chenchello, black Ruala Jenet,
Silver Wolfe, do. Fox, do. Angola,
Clange Angola; fable, FLYER gray, black
ipotted, ladies' Mocofons.
Also
a few doz. Of w ADDING.
The above goods have all been manu-
featured within three months; they are
Of the newea faihions and at the mott re-
duced prices, at the fore at col. Gilpln's
dwelling honfe, on King freet.
THOMAS P. PEARCE.
n. B. The higheR price given Tor all
kinds of Furs.
Dec. ~. dsteoff
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-06
VALUABLE PROPER TY,
DANIEL SMITH,

II bis ManufaGo,y IN L'nia Jfrset, makes
and la; on Hand,
Cut Nails and flooring Brads,
of hyperion quslity, which he offers for
Sale by The caik, a, ihefollo wing prices !:
~aod. lad. and Icd. Nails at8d. per ID.
Sd. do. at SD. 90.
Cd. do. a,.ozd. do.
4d. do. at ioEd. do.
cd. do. at lid. 90.
zod. rad. & iod. f0oSing Brads al I'D.
per 10
Sd. DO. arSd. do.
The retailing Prices are. one penny per
b. higher. He has Sprigs and Taeks O.
every fze, and wide and narrow Hoop
Iron for sSals.
December s. ecstIawI2t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-06
lweny Do5Jars Rsuvard.

a BsCONDED from the employ Of
L n Daniel Douglas, -four inipettOr in
the town of Alexandria, on the l2lh inf.
a Negro man named MACE, SO years Of
age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, fous
ballt, talks BUT little, fullen look had
onR took away with hin fundry clothing,
among which are a new drab ihort coat,
blue troufers and waiitcoat, all with lea
Their buttons, two RuGia fheeting and one
white laift, one plain white Mariellles
and one dimi,y waiRcoat. The above
reward will be paid for delivering him ts
me. u
ELIZABETH PEAKE,
living between Alex. and Mount Vernon.
Is All matters Of vsae!s and Others
are iorewarned harbouring or carrying on
taid fellow, at their peril.
Dec. 70. d4t2aw
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f q r 81 L f.,

SIXTY NEGROES that
have been well treated and brought up, of
all ages and both fexes; houfe fervants &
mechanics, but molly plantation Negroes.
Information may be had by applying TO
the Printer hereof.
Dec. s. eotf
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CONDITIONS.

I. The Work l5QN be eomprysd in tvs
Duodseim0 vo1umes, Of about $50 pages
each, g l5aN be printed in The bet manner,
an a Jae Paper, audus7v Type.
II. Tie price zvi2l be oue Dol20r peyzo-
Mms in boards, baya6le or dflfvery.
~ II DRY e9gfdeyu6lr nambey Of Co.
Siss being al,eady yu5lcri5sd far, The zuorE
@aH Be put Ia Pres, and Jajl6ea qOH60ut
day.
o. su5/trptious rseefved BY The Pa5-
L;Asr
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+ 9 u n u

IN ditch adjoining Spring ark, by
L black Boy, Three MUSKETS and
two SWORDS; they appear to De new.
The owner or owners may have them by
paying the expence of this Advertisement
and fmall gratuity TO the finder, on ap-
plication to the Printer.
Dec. "a. eo3t
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ADAM YNN
Has INF rereivea,


7ewelry, plated, 7abaned9 fancy
GOODS, Of q Japsrisr quality, AID If
the uszusR Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear.
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pearl
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urrs, Tea
Pots, Gators, Candieeicks, &c. Japaned
Urns Tea Trays and Bread Bsikers;
gilt Necklaces, Breaches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Forks.
Penknives, Razors, Scifiars; Paints in
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete;
Snua' Boxes; plated & feel Spurs; gold
and tilyer Epaulet,s; Lace Cord, Thread,
Spangles, puris, FLYER Thimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a number Of
other articles.
He has aJ6 far Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
gilt and common Watch Keys, by the
dozen, and Crucibles.
He manufactures, as ufual, al! kinds Of
Gold and Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov. ii. dt3eotf.
ROBERTS K GRIFFITH,
Ha0s far Sale,
12 Hhds. st. Croix Sugars,
6 do. Barbados do.
40 bbIs. Loaf Sugar, 1T & I'd quality,
so boxes mould and dipt Candles,
90 do. vhite and brown Soap,
80 dc. Pipes,
5 pipes Madeira Wine,
s do. Vidona do.
10 quarter caAs Tennerifs do.
s pipes old Cider Vinegar,
10 bales Cotton,
40 bags Coffee,
IS bags Pepper,
10 do. Alfpice.
AIS on
Bordeaux Brandy, Holland Gin, IA.
msica and Antigua Spirits ); general ale
lortment Of Tea, China in Tea Sets, Dix.
on's Mufard, Cinnamon & Cloves, Alum,
Coperas and Nader, Corks in fnall bales,
Shad and Herrings in barrels, &c. &c.
Dec. IT. 7aw4v
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BENNETT and WATTS
Haze reeelved and og9srJor .Ialx. avb0s-
/ale and retail,
The following GOODS:
Bea Buiboom Gurrahs,
s 4, 4 4 aud 7-8 India Mullins, fine
and coarle,
Shorr and long Nankeens,
Bandanna Handlzerchiets,
Irifh Linens, I'D 10 4s. aerling, re-
markedly we'll bought,
truak coloured and plain Cambria
Mullins,
Black and white Italian Grapes,
Twifs and (ewing Silk, frf quality,
trunk ELK MolelSins,
i cafe Velveteens. and Cords,
do. Knives and Forks, well anorted,
do. Furniture and corded Dinities,
boxes Scotch Threads, No. s TO s.,
/ do. Englilh Shoe Thread OF luperl-
or quality,
cafe half ell Fulians,
Ticklenburgs, German Dowlas, white
2uiia Shce,ings,
Diapers, Diaper Table Linen, all lizes,
Marleiiles and luperhne cotton Counter
'panes,
. Bea IF, Englifh glazed and battle
Gunpowdef.
They daily expeef an af1ort-
ment of Rufia Sheetings and Ravens Duck.
Dec. IT. eodIwzaw
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S
POCKET AIMANACS;
A L S O,
COMMON ALMANACS,
For the enfuing year,
For Sale, by
SAMUEL BISHOP.
Dec. 10. d