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The above litter is brought By the mail
ofthis morning, and is iinfrodacedby the
1oords q The port Of Newt Orleans open"
IN krrRe capitals, By spay d ,exalsation at
this ;exous epe,u. With 1Daat. bropriety
nj. can rejoice at IL, 1ue confess ourselves
at loss to discover. The treaty between
Us and Spain stibuiates that " His; Catholic
Majesty 1uH permit the citizens Of the
United States 10 dePosft their merchandise
andefsets in the port Of NrrU-Orieans and
to export them from thence without pay
ing any higher duty than a, fair price for
Me hire Of the stores. "-His Mqjesty,
Aswever, BY his proper egeat, has SCENT
TO violate this treaty, and deprive us d
he privilege Of deposit altogether fir
dbout fre nsnths, to the loss some MILL
Oh IF properly. But, neyu itaping an
s,arred his burfo e, having made a Je1U
dollars at our expense, and hGvinH Kicked
anil cufssd US fer a little temporary amuse-
ntent, His Majesty's Miaistcr has at last,
Essoosh, csndescended foepenthe port TO usi
not indeed 50 far as fo.permit US to lana
an9to export, nor, according to the terms
Of The treaty onour merely paying" a fair
,price for the hire Of The stores," but he
permits Us to carry provisions to his otU'i
market fsr his esoiecsnoenie,ice, o., our pay.
ing a dHty Of ais per cent. and this is a
great and mighty cause Of triumph
throughout the>U United States. -. =,
. = - :. r.. 4 y Evening POST
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MARELNsBURG, Aprii

- sssss
- The tokoruing is the resnh q the
election, he'd on Tuesday last in Charles
Istn, FIR Jsferson County,:
:, CONGRESS.
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For the NTELLIGENeER.
To the Farmers, Tradssn,en and others.
Freehotdrrs q the County Of Berkeley.
Friends and Fellow Citizens, :
HE subject on which / now

VI =
address you, is ofthe greatest importance
to your interest and happiness, and de-
nlands your most serious attention. A
the support of Government depends ulei-
matsly upon the productions Of your soil,
cultivated by the sweat of your brow, so
also % you it belongs 70 correct the errors
OF >thsr government by choosing men
for the important purpose oflegisla,ion,
whose political principles, integrity and
habits in society, win engage them to
watch over your liberty and happiness
while they seek the preservation OF their
own and promote your interests individ-
ually As connected with the great body Of
the American people; men who do not
feel power and forget right, whose poll
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-15

formed the government Of Louisiana, the
Spanish government hasgiven permissi-
on forthe deposit Of allkinds Of provisions
in N. Orleans, on paying six percent. du-
y. make this communication 70 you
BY express, for the interest Of those who
adventure and deserve, and / think it
should have publicity as soon as possible.
With perfect consideration and respect
lam, Sir, your obi. servt. ~, . = Z. { 4
B. IA. WILKINSON
4 His Escel9ency Coo. Claiborne.
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Another duel ha. been Tough. in the
Mediterranean, between twov~Unite
States officers; Mr.. Yandyke, Lieuten-
ant inthe Navy, and Mr.. Osborn, Lieu-
tenant Of Marines. They were both,
wounded. The former was not expected
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Lewis Wolfe. Esq. -. <&.r.. 1877
In Frederick County, Mr.rWolfe OBJ
tanned a majority Of 469, so that when
North's majority in Jefferson is deducted,
there win still remain 454 for Wolfe,
which win no doubt secure his election
in the district. -. = -=~'.-7.- :. /
Jefferson County has thus given con-
vincing proof Of its Federalism. Last
year one Federalist and one democrat
were returned as representative in the
statelegislature. This year twe=deeided
Federal Republicans are elected, and the
Federal Candidate for Congress has OBJ
tanned a respectable majority.-Frede-
rick has also given testimonials of an in a.:
crease in the cause of Federalism in
that county. Last yearit chose as repre-
sentatives inthe Assembly two democrats.
AZ their last election they made choice of
one Federalist, and have given majority
Of 40 to the Federal Candidate for the
Senate, as stated above.
Our accounts from Loudoun are also
pleasing, so much so, that little douhtis
entertained but that Joseph Lewis, Esq.
will be elected to Congress from the dis
trict IN which Loudoun is comprised. :
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PORT OF NEW-oRLEANs OPEN.
Litter from General Jpillinsonto me Co
.A--rAF51s55 1890. sk go IL "a
Fort Adams, Feb. IL, 1905,
Nine o'clock, r. NJ.

! wrote to you 70 day by lieut.. Wilkin.
son, and Inadvertently dated my letter the
1sth; since which I.have received note
e the morning, from. capt. Shaumburgh,
dated Bayau-Sarah, byaxhich l am in
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The President Of the United States ar +.
rived at Washington on Sunday last from
Monticello. :, - : s-F H. IL. |.
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I'VE are authorised to inform the voters
u Berkeley, jefferson, Frederick, Ha,-
dy and Hamtshire, that LEWIS WoLrE,
Esq. Of WineAesfer, efsrs as candfdatr
70 repressnt the district composed ef ne
above Counties, inthe Senate efthis state.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08


Author Of the SC Memoirs oi Modern Philolo-
piers &c.
ON this interctting and highly inportan
branch OF fcieuce, ieverll valuable works have
within few years, been pre.cated 10 the public,
among which the above, as it is the mctt receut,
TO IS it pre- eniuently uieful. Led BY her aubjecs
into an inquiry concerning he nature OF the active
powers, and intellectual faculties OF the human
mind Mrs. Hau,ltoa his developed thole powers
and faculties with psfipicrity and ability
which, while it arrefis the attention OF thote who
have MOT iucceEfully lpdied thcie iubjetts, mutt
render competent knowledge of them familiar
to the mot ordinary capacity. The fEpeTtcla
nefs and frivoliry Of Character engendered by the
modern iy!ten Of education, have been long, and
uRiy, fubiect Of complaint; but the parrl
GUAR caules by which thel. ferrous evils have
been produced, were hitherto bur inperfealy
known, or little attended co: TO trace thsie evils
to their louree, and to point out the proper re
medy, is the ultimate object 70 which the fneri-
torious efforts Of this Author have been directed;
and in theie Efforts ihe has, it is believed, iacced-
ed heyond the nolt ianguine expectations. Such
indeed, is the importance of the Inquiries which
form the lub;ect of this work, and 10 great the
iuccefs with which thofe inquiries have oeen pur-
fued, that the happie& consequences to focie'y
may reafonaby be expected to refuit from the
refenc publication. To all it is iuterehing in
very high degree, hatto nlothers of families, and
others engaged in the formation of the minds Of
children and yuuih, it will prove an acquiiirion
truly invaluable.
The rapid fale of two inprefions of this work
in England, fufioiently evinccS the high eltinati
on in which it is there held An American edit
on--equal to, and at ittle more than half the
price Of the Britifh edition4-is now offered TO
the patronage Of the American publicly whom
It's nleritswiIl, doubtleis, be julfly appreciated
dn Ext,qa from the above Work.
$ From mott OF the writers on education it
Z would appear, thar it is only to peopleof rank
aud fortune thar education is a matter of any
importance. BY fuch alone can the iyftems
that are generally propofed, be adopted. To
fuch, therefore, NUT we believe them to be
Z. cxclufvely addretEed. 10 make fine ladies
{ and 6nished gentlemen forms no part oflnly
plan, which has for its objeG the fnbjection of
s the paaions, the direction of the affections, and
8 the cultivation OF rhefaculties that are common
to the whole human race"
Tie price of the Biitiill edition, is fifteen
h.lliags, Sterling, in boards
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Twenty Dollars Reva1d.

4 SECONDED from the employ of
a Daniel Douglas, -four infpeaor in
the town of Alexandra, On the 18th inf.
a Negro man named MACE, Sc years of
age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, fout
built, talks but little, fullen look had
on& took away with him fundry clothing,
among which are new drab lhort coat,
blue troufers and waiacoat, all with lea
ther buttons, two Ruilia fheeting and one
white lnirt, ore plain white Maheilles
and one dimity waiacoat. The above
reward will be paid for delivering him to
me.
ELIZABETH PEAKE,
living between Alex. and Mount Vernon.
O. All matters of veaels and Others
are sorewarned harbouring or carrying of
faid fellow, at their peril.
Dec. 20. d4t2aw
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ELIZABETH PEAKE,
For S A I. E..

II eEIE LOT with the HOUSE thereon, at
! the fouth-eaft corner of Cameron and
Aired Streets, late the Property of Thomas
R:chards.---Alfo, levcral vacant LOTS adjoin-
iNg thereto ON Alfred Street, between Cameron
and King Streets. The Houfe pieafantly iitu-
a'ed and in good order for che Accommodation.
of Family.---F not fold before the 1T Of No
vember, it will then be rented.
4WIELTAM CRAIK.
Sept, 80. Iwtf.
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BENNETT and WATTS

BEN NE i ana w n l ,
Hare reeef0ed Gud e6sr far .ItaIs. ss5szs-
la|e ard retail,
The following GOODS:
BET Ballroom Gurrshs,
81, 1 4 and rs India Mullins, fine
and coarfe,
Short and long Nankeens,
Bandanua Handkercbiets,
Ir{h Linens, sd to As. fferling, re-
markedly we'll bought,
trunk coloured and plain Cambria
Mullins,
Black aud white Italian Grapes,
Twiasand fewirg Silk, hrR quality,
trunk fix Moleikins,
cafe Ve.veteens and Cords,
do. Knives and Forks. we'll aforted,
do. Furniture ard corded Einities.
boxes Scotch Threads, No. 8 to 81,
do. Epgliih Shoe Thread of fuperi-
or quality,
cafe half ell Fuaians,
TickIenbargs, German Dowlas, white
RuGia Sheetings,
Diapers, Diaper Table Linen, all fzes,
Marieilles and iuperGne cotton Counter.
parrs,
BET Fl, Eogi;h glazed and battle
Gunpowder.
They daily exped an affort-
mens Of RufSa Sheetings and Ravens Duck.
Dec. II. eodiwzaw
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CONDITIONS.

I. TIE Work IgaN Be eomSrysd in t7us
Daodscim2 velumes, Of a6ost $50 pages
each, g J5aA be Printed il he bet manner,
an q fine Paper, ard 1eSv Type.
II. TIE Prize 4vill be oae Dolzar per 10
lume liz 5oards, pay06le or delivs'y.
80 II vey co1lfdeya6le number Of Co.
pies berg alrsa4y Ia9feribsd f0r, The work
gaN be paf to Pres, AID JfaJ@ed a0ifboaf
dsley.
CT Suklamations rseeived BY The Pud-
Li.aers
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Coaaty of Aisaauaria,
Taa. s, 1902.

TX AS committed to this Jail, as
v Y runaway, Negro Man, who
iays hi. name is Daeid Els Wilziam, and
tia. he is the property of Mr.. William
Mattox, near Ssleai, in Fauqnier county,
Virginia. He is about 5 feet 5 or inches
oigE, font.sa1e, 70 or u years of age.
The ogaer Is reqa:aed to come and
psova lis property, Fay charges and take
him away oshsrwRe, he Will be difpof.
ed OF as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Iaw2m Tailor.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08

1t At M0xayaaoy IN Lniea Jereet, makes
ana has on Hard,
Cut Mails and flooring Brads,
Of q fuPericr quality, which he offers for
Sale by the caik, az thesollo wing prices;
2od. I'D. and Iod. Nails at8d. per Id.
Sd. do. at S d. do.
Cd. do. al gid. do.
i'd. do. at Iozd. do.
Sd. do. at lid. do.
god. I'D. & Tod. flooring Brads at I'd.
per 10.
Sd. do. att Sd. do.
The retailing Prices are, one penny per
b. higher. He has Sprigs and Tacks Of
every hze, and wide and narrow Hoop
Iron for Sails.
December 3. eo3tIawI2t
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Alexandra, Dec. II.

Alexandria, Dec. II.
IN 7 AS committed to this jail, as
Y v Runaway, a Negro Man, named
SIMON. He fays he belongs to Mr..
James Gain, near Culpepper Court Hoult;
he had on Negro cotton clothes, is about
5 feets or 9 inches high. The owner
is requeaed to come and prove his proper.
~, pay charges & take him away, other-
wife he will be diipofed of as the law
directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Ja;lsr.
IaWzm
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HIS inf recei.ped,


HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7ewei,y, plated, 7aPanedG J4ney
GOODS, Of a Iabes1ar qaalfty, and q
tie ueqrsR Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold LocIets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pearl
Rings, Bracelets, sc. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Candleaicks, &c. Japaned
lirns; Tea Trays and Bread BaiSets
GILT Necklaces. Breaches, Bracelets, Watch
KEYS, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Forks,
Penknives, Razors, Sciaars; Paints IN
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete;
Snuff Boxes; plated & aeel Spurs gold
and FLYER Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Spangles, Purls, FLYER Thimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a number OF
other articles.
He has aJo fer Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
Gilt and common Watch Keys, by the
dozen, and Cruciblcs.
He manufactures, as ufual, all kinds Of
Gold and Silver Work, TO any pattern.
Nov. ID. dt3eoff
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For SALE, o. RENT,
THE STORE / have occu-

II Il - = Y ~ 1 ~ = = y :
pied for lometime paa, fiuated on Prince
'itreet, oppohte Col. Hoce's. There Is no
Rand in town more eligible or better cal
eula,ed for carrying Oh an ex'enhye wet
or dry Good Buiineis. The Cellar per-
fee}ly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one ,houiapd barrels of Flour
Twenty. FIVE hundred barrels may be Tow
ed upon the Premifes without any ineon7i
venie1ce to the occupant. Foreterms ap-
ply TO a,vrrv
December i. 60
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Wanted to Pwehaie,
Three or four young NEGRO
MEN, for which generous price IN cain
Will De given. They are not intended Tor
the Bacon Man, or 10 be kept haves TOT
lite. Apply to the Printer.
Dec. rs. eotf
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{ H SUBSCRIBER intending
ihortly to embark for Europe, hereby gives
Notice, that he has appointed Anthony
Create and J0En fl'Iver his At,ornies,
and that they are duly authorized TO tram.
aa his bufine(s in his ahfence.
RICHARD VEITCH.
Nov Il. law
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- K 81 L Fl,

fU K 81 L f.,
SIXTY NEGR Q E S that
have been well treated and brought up, OF
all ages and both fsaes houfe iervants &
mechanics, but notify plantation Negroes.
Information may be had by applying to
the Printer hereof.
Dec. 6. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-14

/ shs Wsaetn County. always deiriied
tie idle boastof the great nation ani
/ ttua they are niaakcr. But Whist does
our executive mean TO DO /? Does he VITA
to raife isc PafIions Of the Weae1n Peo-
pie, until they are forced 70 throw them
lsiyes into the arms of France I He fure.
ly takes tie only mears Of accomplishing
iuoh a Pso;ea. Nothing but dsfrivirs
free people ofiheir means Ct fatfaancs,
Gun make them .hitk Of difuniling iEer-
leIves 10 be governed BY hsnghty
Frerch Psefeti, sed TO Zee The bayonsss &
Bonapars's ny 'tnsdons glitielirg in shs.r
towns.
/" The people of the WeGern ceup-
try, have as yet acted with ca)mnsts anil
propricty. ! hoPc they willconsinus 9
TO do. They ought 10 remember thar It
is a PRECEDENT Of their own particular
chaoiing, who atslhem THIS !; That i
is their own beloved heroes Of Dsmoera-
cy ard DO Taxes, who iupport hin, and
that ii is the Federalilts ot the Atlantic
ttates alone, who VIII, and endraycuf to
maintain the rights Of the Weftern trade.
think there can be no doubt bat thar
the French mean 10 keep poGeaion Of Lon
Gana they are endeayorirg TO purchafe
the Floridss alfo Of Spain-w we lha,l thea
be in manner fur1ounded.
!" DiGpasches from cur government as
rived here about week ago the Object
Ct them vas the opening Of the depofi
out whether they contain any dlfpathces
from Spain OF their miniacr at Waihing-
tor, is not known. However, our con-
ful here was told By the Governor, thas
nothing would be done at pr.llai with
gard 10 opening the port; il will there
fore rea with the French, who, no doubt,
occahoned it to be fhur."
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W-YORK, Iune II.

~. Eaeern mail of yesterday fufnifhed
.;,h london accounts 10 the ri May.
! =, lhip Martin, which Arrived az this
~ laf evening from Falmouth brings
ga'aon papers one day later, but adds
+ MING MN % our fock Of intelligence.
''1 MI Nathaniel Willis, the owner Of
i. Martin, and who came paiienger in
=. - Informs US thar the hip John Nor
w. Of and for this port, had dropped
5.ga 10 Portfmou,h from London, to take
s = board Mr.. King, who was 10 embark
= he 10th May. The Britih Packet
I.ccifer, capt. Clarke, was TO fail from
s,lmouth for Halifax on the 9Th. Vigo-
ms var meafures were continued 10 eve
: cort Of the United Kingdom, and the
,,bGc opinion preponderated IN favor of
abilities. Lord ST. Vincents, It was
sOetsed, would fhofily reign his feat ar
i. Admiralty Board, and be iucceeded by
Lord Melville.
Many of the lhip carpenters employed
inthe dock yards of The government, bav.
10 been detected in fraudulent practices
w Earl ST. Vincent, at his late Witt Of
iafpeaion, were discharged, and have en-
tered into the feiyice ofthe French Re-
public. The channel feet had not failed,
and the delay is attributed to the diilicnl-
y'of obtaining 6eamen.
The cabinets Of Vienna and Berlin will
ills underaood, preferve a AFRICA neutrali-
", in the event Of rupture between
France and Great Britain.
The projsa Of a law for the efabliih-
nent of the French National Bank has
paHsd The legiAative body by a nasjority
Of I59 votes to65.
The Portuguele governments have taker
of the prohibition on the import of 70.
reign -four, impoing in It's Read duty-ol
50 cents per barrel.
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BALTIMORE, June IT.

Arrived, the lhip Prefdenr, captain
Waiacoat. IS days from Liibon.
Spoke the brig Peggy, captain
ofand from Norfolk sbound 70 Hzyre de
Grace, out IL days.
6aSraaa Vs9sLs ieff al LtJSos, May To-,
1906.
Ship Ambition, Brown, New York !;
Savannah Hamilton, Philadelphia Abb
gail, Williams, do. Meteor, Whipple,
Portsmouth Bark Colombia, Day, Bof-
ton - Jones, Norfolk brig Sn-
hnna, and Polly, Rhode Hland Canton,
coggsrihall, Connecticut Miiery, Read,
Philadelphia Sukey and Betiey, Cook,
Salem Flora, Wellh, Norfolk, Waihing-
ton, Davis, Bottom Samuel, Wet, Bal
simore fchooner johanna, Lumbard,
Bottom; Good Hope, Lnratirt, Salem ];
Violet, Hayes, -; Verelis, Shelf
field, New York Freedom, .Reath; n
duRry, Standby; Eliza, Evings; Ruth,
and Mary, RoGel; Charming Nancy,
Woodbury.; Corneiia, Hathaway; Walh-
ton, Hazard: Betiey, Micah; Harmony,
Trent; America, Gardner; fIariot, and
Ann, Cox, all of New York.
Ship Rebecca, Mackeever Of Philadel
phia, taking in falr for Malaga.
Sailed in company with tbelhip How
ard, OF Portfnonth John Beckford, for
calcutta, to touch at Cape de- Verbs.
FINK IL.
Ar,ived, Zip Ro6sr, Lesns,d Klil9ing
sefs, 81 days fran .Smferdam. Ab,I
II, IL TIE mout5 If The Brin@ channel,
Rois Elisabeth, Of Nezp5edford, a8 days
OFT for Cka,lsRos bonad 10 Brem<nay z9.
IN lar. IA. 36, 80. leng. 81, 90, N. fboke
tie DIP Bystbers, Charles Hal, maIqsr,
u days OIL from Nfqv-Y ark, bound to
Livsrpsol. aae 4tbzpt. 81, 90, long.
81, 90, Poke Zip William ard .s5obu 8
days oaf from Alexaudria, bond 10 Fafs
noutb, far orders
Ao, Jdby. Mary, Ksmf, fypm CbavlsL
Ten AMI Norfolk.
AJo. sbe SpapJS jcby. T<las AHdax-
sra, CAPT. P<0i. 4 days trom tb< Haq;an-
na.
The following is the Literal trsnicript
Of Letter lately written by Country
Gentleman, who had come into the poi
klion Of Laqu Library.
"DEAR SIR
IaeIefSd ! lend thirty volumes OF the
Statates at large, which you rsquefsd fer
your amxffment. =
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One Cent Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fnbfcriber,
about the middle of the month May, an
apprentice boy, IS years Of age, named
James Simmons.
The aboves reward will be paid for aP-
pretending him and delivering him to his
mailer.
GEO. COLEMAN,
Mefer eft5el s5osats Spa,,ozv.
May 80. zawSw
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By Urine Of & Deed Of TryQ to
fbe yntIsubsr, 4sal be es9slrd on tie
3rsmJss, u9ea fbs lIb 9ay Of JxI
next,
A piece Of Ground lying up
on the ioulh Eide of Duke areet, and VET
iidc Of Fairfax freer, in the town Of Alex
andria, extending with Duke frect thirty
two feet fix Inches, ard with Fairfax
arees thirty two feet fix inches, upon
this ground is erected three ftory brick
houfe. The terms Of iaie are one third
Of the purchafe money upon tie fale, an
Other third in three month, and the re-
mainder in fix months; the two Taft pay
ments TO be lecured by a .ruf upon tie
property, il required, or in fuch other as
will be mott satisfactory to tie perfons
now interefed in the properly.
JAMES KEITH, TruRee.
June II. DIFF
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REMOVAL.

I HIVE vemoued my SHOP
to Royal Street aest door to Cot
tom g Stswart's Book Store, zvhevs
4 haze an extsa,sve a.D0ytment q
genuine
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
Whieh wiH Be d5lpgjsd Of By
uuhoIs(als or reIG'L
B. H. HALL,
June ii.
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e. Turn tbe Corner.
The fubfcriber has at his fore

The fubfcriber has at his fore
in Union freet, parcel Of excellent
Pine Apples,
which he will fell ingle or BY the hnn.
dred, as low as they wete fold on board
The veGel that brought them here.
AJo- Oranges, Lines, Le-
mons, lemon juice, ralfins, figs, fheibsfks,
cocoa nuts. with general aGofsmenf OF
Groceries.
Likezol}s- 1000 lbs. hyperion
Rhode Iaand Cheeie, and parcel of'yery
fine Bacon.
June n. d
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5. j. ,sh Of April, 900 honiss were
s - a 81 Ere, at Pofnania, capital Of
s 80 Poland.
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caM gsvsn Or clean Lsnsa and
cotton Rags.
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Mrs. CUOKE,

Has the honor Of informing
her friends, and rhe inhabitants in gene
raj, of Alexandria and its vicinity, that
che has opened School for young Ladies,
next door to the corner of Prince and
Warrington ftreers, and hopes 70 expert
ence continuance of the liberal and &C.
nerous patronage, which Che has hitherto
received, and of which fhe will ever make
it her fudy TO be thought deiersing.
Mrs. Cooke purpo(es TO engage ie-
leef number of Pupils, Tor whoa, when
complete, Che will procure Teachers OF APP
proved abilities TO perfect them IN thoie
branches of literature, which their parents
or guardians may with them to attain.
Young Ladies, reGding at diitancc
from School, boarded by the day or week
during the warm feafon. A few yearly
.boarders will be received on moderate
terms, to be made known at the fchool.
April 70. 2aw3m