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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-22

wolves absolute perfection, but that it leads.
ultimately TO the perfectibility of humaa
nature. At the same time his heart is SO
callous, that he is insensible to all The suf
ferings which he may inhict On his fellow
creatures in the pursuit of his plans. MAJ,
in adopting in It's fullest extent, the truI
internal principle Of esuitism, that the end
jltStifes the nea7s, he thinks il mej,itori;ous
to shed torrents Of blood, andto spread de
ISOLATION and anarchy over the FACE ofthe
earth, in order to compel mankind to be
happy, according to ''his notions Of hap
Piness.''
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DEFINITION or a PATRIOT,
~ Dactor I05Astoa.

A Patriot is he, whose public conduct is
regulated by onesingle motive, viz. The
love Of his countrv;;o who as an Agent In
public, has for himself neither hope, nor
fear; neither Kindness nor resentment but
refers every thing to the common interest.
Consistency in Democrat IS certainly
not to be expected by those who have. ever
reflected on the fallacy of the doctrine. We
cannot however avoid an expression of as
constituent, that absurdities the most OBJ
vious should be admitted, maintained and
reiterated In their most important points.
The opinion, that mass of people should
be in the constant. exercise Of self-govern-
ment, is not more inconsistent than that
matter, endowed with vis inertfg only,
should at all times keep itself in motion.
Pain argued, as he imagined most success
fully, that a corrupt government could not
reform itself. How can corrupt people,
and every people is corrupt, more easily
detect and punish its vices embracing thus
in itself, at the same time, two heteroge-
seous qualities, a disposition to preserve in
error, and disposition to reform.
These observations are far from implying
this inference, that government should be
absolute, orthat certain individuals should
exercise an unaeknowledged authority over
the whole. This we deem as unjust as de-
mocracy is inpracticable. There is an e.
vident medium; that medium is the basis
Of our government. The peob1e choose
from among themselves an aristocracy, to
make constitution. Do they choose at
random is one supposed as good as ano-
ther for the important purpose Of govern
ment? Every days experience, in spite Of
the foolish rant of indiscriminate election
or rotation in Office, provesShe reverse. To
say, they are they people, may be popular
enough, bit the very purpose for which
they are elected is to exercise duty for
which the people are totally unqualified, in
the most enlightened countries. Weiudge
Of mans talents and probity from his pri-
vate life, or from the evidences of iudg-
ment he may afford u.s., in things with
which we are acquainted. We conclude
that the same principles which govern him
in these, will influence his conduct in the
higher and more important walks Of life
Thus the majority goiaely give up the GO
vernment of themselves to the wiser mino-
rity. Office seekers may preach different
doctrine, but this is the language of honest
truth, and Language justified by the poll
tical occurrences of every day.
IN. e. Rcbertorv.
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,rt;ons are partly allotted by provi-
P p,of and partly lett TO the arrangement
! o 8 reason and choice.
q il ;fs we are generally dissatisfied with
: as;,uation. Envy, the canker worm OF
rul Gully happiness, SC. preys upon the mind
w0.' ,re are covetous of the lor of others
s ss;. Inconsistency and unsteadiness, to
ls;eh we must SO often hld ourselves la
", W. onoht certainly to Seachus moderation
IL forbearance towards those who dc not
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to oprsentlments;
4 !. Che. .bev are deceived, we have no right to
aar;buse their conductto okstinacy or neg
ss ~ because we likewise have been
mistaken.
The mind alone, can make our passage
through life easy, but it IS hard to bring
ourselves to be content with our situations.
The opinion of the Grecian Philosopher
possidippus, will serve to illustrate this OBJ
.srvation. This great man, thus COM
plains. ~, 80
+ eligible TO pass? In public assemblies are
debates and troublesome affairs; domestic
nriyaces are haunted with anxieties; In the
country is labour; on the sea IS terror; IN
Foreign land, he that has money must
i've in fear; he that wants it must pins in
distress. Are you married? you are
troubled with suspieions-are YOU single
YOU anguish in solitude. Children occasi-
on toll, and a childless life is state of des-
tuition. The time of youth is time Of
folly, and grey hairs are loaded with mfr
nifty
&c Reflect that life ard death. affecting sounds!
Are only varied moles of endless being:
Reflect that life, ike every other blessing,
DeGyes IT'S virtue from It's use alone
Not for itself, bit for nobler end,
In Eternal gave it, and that end is virtue!
When inconsistent with a greater good,
Reason commands to cast TIE less away:
Thus j fe with loss Of wealth swell preserved,
And srtur cheaply saved with S Of life"
DR.. IoHNsroN.
Death is adebtwe all must pay, and to
give ourselves up to sorrow, when rela-
ton or friend, renders up his life to him
who gave it, is little better than to airaign
the dispensation Of Providence.
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DIED at PhiladelPnia, on the 18Th .ast.
Commodore JOHN BARRY 1he name
of this veteran in patriotism and arms, will
lone be dear to the citizens of the United
States. He was one OF that little band of
Naval heroes who first hoisted the flag Of
the American navy in the year 1775, and
to his valor our country owed much Of the
honor she acquired on the seas during the
revolutionary war. Integrity, good tenn
per. and universal civility OF manners mark
ed his conduct in social life, while a series
of uncommon acts of kindness and friend
ship endeared him to all lis domestic con-
nections.
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clouds and darkness restuponit. Perhaps :
he Livingston family claimed too mi ,
4onor from the Louisiana business, to the
2reiudice of -R5unroe and Jefferson. DC
hat as it may, this making and unfnaklnS
IS legitimate demooracy
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Ice5ass Ejaculation.

For a more general dlttullon
of this be,sett 10 loc.stT-as a means 60 :.
extinguifh ia. aseadia. d.icalc, the Saaa
pex.
The fabfafibsr propofss to thofc who
WITH % extend 10 important coniiderat'-
OF, that an lnaitusioe be formed IN lone
leipetss on The plan OF Dr.. James Smith o.
Baltiinore-by a fl5tcTiPsion Of one dol
lar 10 intisle 10 fend four, and 10 iaPro-'
portion to any number Of Ysrions, Whoie
,iscusnitances deny chem the benefit ol'ies,
VIE with convenience. Z.
isloie d.fpoied TO favor the plan VIII
p'eate apply at Mr.. Samuel Bihop's book
Store, Royal Street, where description
paper IS left, or 10 the lnbleriDer in PFinee
Street.
O. W5o has FRESH MATER q
TIE etgbt6 dy.
Msrch 20 60
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PuJA.c sah.

~iA <Ja2 - ~ dig5.a 5ila,, -.
fslfrye, or Ibayay he ISL SO,'S'4,
ASrfb al 3 o'tloek in 15< ofl,,n ~ 44'9
sunelry Building I I.ots'
SITUATED on the corner q :, " !,
inglon and Cameron ttreets, with GU "s,a.
Buildings thereon at which ,;,a ,.'aiy
p4yenens will be completed round ii. f us
lots. ''c 'aIi
&]6,
That whole iguare, with g..
framed HOUSES thereon, ejther !. ','s
from 50 to Is feet frant by loo ard y, ,,''
lset deep; fifteen feet alley to each =.
or the whole fquare, as may bea fu;, ~
purchafeEs. III We
II is plealsntly ftuated on Orono.,,
Alfred, Patrick, and PendIetcn oras.
laying between John Dundals and Ioh,'
Potts, FIGURES, houfes. A cart Of '0 IL.
puFcFaie can be taken in goods, the term.
OF payment will be more particularly mad.
Known on the day Of Sale.
JOHN BoGUE.
np'ii % 60. ds.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN ffcm The fahcri5er, in II.
- City Of Wilmington, on MONDAY ~
vening lsA, the 2.h inf. a handJons
well made, dark Jor,el Mare, with cd
Gle and bride The mare is abou, x
hands high, about 6 years CID, has a
Epa!l white fpos behind the right ear IN,
der the bride, fome white UPON ore q
der hind legs. A nan with eyldent heu,
Of guilt crofsd George Town Ferry and
rode of poit hate, and was traced near
Colchefer the fame evening.
The above reward will be given on de.
livery of the mare and .,hiet, or g;fases
Dallars for the mare.
EeENEzER NEsMITH,
near the Navy Yard.
City Of Wallipgton,
March rs. eo
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"A SiSdl bargain III Ldilu.
K1Ai be Jald at the Ce6fs Hegle IL Alss
aaarla, az We@eeldGy tbf ~ Of J3ue
nsxr,
A valuable tract Of Land ly
lag OF the waters OF the oecoq an River, abou.
three miles from Mr., Eliicutt's Mills; contain
ins ave huldred and twenty fix acres, as by
D-cd ata General WARRANTED bcarr date OF tha
IIJh February, 0o1, from The late Charles ur.
1es 70 the iuaicribers. This Land is well adapt
cd &c Gun. wheat and tobacco, and is we'll tin.
scrrd Of the growth Of oak, hickory, and pop
lar; and the Improvements are comfortable
49, ling haut2, kitchen, fnllak houie, itable>,
&c. *. with ieverai fife fprgs :. water, toge-
tho wHh aiiae fl u,iihiug young rchard of psach
.nd apo.c efccs, aud The ntuation c3utidered re-
arssp!y healthy
ANY perton wiling 20 view the land, may be
ihewn It III afP'yi4g TO Edward Nafhinston
Efquire. who now has it in p. Geiiipu, units
htilfmas next, when it viii DC dcuyered apt
th- purch4ftr.
Ine aiyantage Of cutting Cord Wood from
ia. land is very great, the: berg great album
dsdice and Navigation near ar hand
The terms Of iaie will Dc for approved paper,
payment at two, four and Tx months.
WIZ. NEWTON, \
]. MUNCAsTER, Tras.ea
FiEZ. moot,
- reh ,aw
Is Printing IN all sts "a
.raety exScaltea al ihas office
wstA n,,atnsls and dyDatcb.
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Has 1af rsceiUed,

HAS jHf rsffiUed,
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7eueIy, PJated, .7afened 6 fancy
GOODS, IF a /upeSfer gnaliy, and ct
the ueqvtG Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, WATCH Keys, Seals; pear
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Ufns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Candlefieks, &e. Japsned
Urns Tea Trays and Bread Baikets
gilt Necklaces, Breaches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Forks,
Penkniyes, Rszors, SciGars; Paints in
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete;
Snuff Boxes; plated s. feel Spurs gold
and !iIver Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Spangles, Purls, Glyer Thimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a number of
ether articles.
He has ajo FIR Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
gilt and common Wasch Keys, by the
dozen, ard Crucibles.
He manufactures, as ufual, all kinds Of
Gold and Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov. II. d3feolf.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-12
IoubItr Galg.
MI be offered at Pa5fe Sale an m''41
IL c.oJ 1r.,t trlntb,

MI be offered at Pajfe Sale on N1'Aa9
The leeond day Of next ae7[o'
That HOUSE and LOI on
Prince Street in which Mr.. Thomas WIZ
liams now lives. -,
Alto, that large and valuable De
LOT Gtuated on the corner OF Pri0cs CIV
Warrington freets, on wh',h Is M Nv
ftory frame :!OUSE Occupied ~ ~. VI
Amos Alexander. There IS o' ~
rent OF Thirty Dallas PR aro'D ~ u
laa mentioned property. TIE tsfa's =
ayment will be one fourth reaoY l'o, .l5e
and the other three fhurths IN tx w.
and eighteen months. al,
April 4. ~
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VaItl6ls Properly 0ad tGth,
TO BE DISPOSED OF
FOR WET 6 DRY GOODS.

The moieties of two large tracts
of LAND lying on Sandy river, In The
coaasy Of kenhaws, rate 6! Visg,aia, the
:ltle papers OF Which are ready and i'm.
mediate conveyance n'4y be mad,. Ts
his prop4rty &C attached 7'svs I,5susan2
Dollau IN Cath, TO be dipped 81 in tbs
lAms manner. Thele lands arc Tcpreicnt.
ed to be valuable, ana will be parted witt.
II nearly the colt Of WARRANTS and originai
chsrges, Ncceaity compels this property
to ot offered for ia.c, that dividend MAP
take place with thof, interefed, fom. OF
whom m1>h want their proportion Of the
snoney therein veaed.
To view the plats, title papers, &e.
call on MIR. Groverrlan.
Feb. "a zaw3a
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70 ReRt.
one or more 7 q

A STORE HOUSE Etuated
at F-irisx Couf, Hagie. which, from tts
great gefort of people, is shought to be 4
very god asnd for Retail Store. For
germs apply to MIR. John Rasc!iE, living
at ghe place, or fhe fubferiher.
RIGID. RAIsLIFF.
-. 2. z.w
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Notice IS KsreIy g1Uen,
That on Tuefday the {econd

= q
That on Tuefday the iecond
day of next court, TO be held in this pre-
tent month, for Fairfax county, the cree
zion of a POOR HOUSE for this coun-
ty, viii be let TO the Lowell bidder, by
the Cemmiilioners for that putpofe ap-
pointed. Band and good facurily for The
faithful performance will be required OF
the undertaken.
Ar perlon defrous of feeling the
plan, and Of being informed Of the d.
mentions and manner in which the work
mutt be performed, are referred to Col.
James Wren, who viii give them the ne :.
ceflary information relative thereto, pay
ments, &c.
By order of the Commiaiouers.
r. RADCLIFFE, Sec'y.
April 7. law3t
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For SALE, OF RENT,

/ HL - I VNL I have UCCu
pied for lomesime pai; isuased on Prince
9reet, opposite Col. Hooe's. There 10 on
Rand in town more eligible OF be;rer cal
colased Tor carrying on sa exsenfyc we;
or dry Good Buinsis. The Cellar per
feetly dry, with door a, each end, will
hold one thoaand barrels Of Fiour.-
Tweniy.fyehaudsed barrels may be flow
ed upon the Prsmites without any incon
yenielce TO ths occupant. For terms ap-
Fly TO
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December co
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2aw3a
FOX SALE.

YIN O1AI-Ils
For ready money, OF note negotiable in
the Bank OF Alexandrias payable at a
lhort date,
4 young, strong Negro Man.
Fol tcfms Apply 20 the Printer.
March II. zawSt
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l. A n D,

late tbe gyo6srly IF Joba Fitzgerald,
areegfta, Jols 9aglsaat 10 fbs atseafoas
Of b,s qoRl fer tie payareat ~ bis debtstt
auit:
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VIY BE- lold 10 the bg5se bidder, az Nd
uelaay TIE / 3tb W5aaf, at 5 o'eloes IN
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A5vJ, ytau, q sat RE nerf fer day,
milk espelsd 10 lzle az tbe prentice,
ia tbe Turn IF 49ssxanaria, toe Ja.losv-
isg parcels Of
L A M .,
late The property IF Jom Fitzgerald,
Areeafea, Jols3 payl4aat 10 tbs aaetffoas
stfbys qoill fer tbe 9a1msat al bis debs5tt
4pit:
One parcel Of Land lying up
on the Gait ice Of union ftreet 6stoe he north@ar
of Wilkes ltrest, Erontiag ieyeny els hit feet up.
en- Union itreee and extending abcut two hun
bred feet into the river. having an a'isy OF t@en
ty feet running the whole depth; upon 1t Is
sreeed frame war, houie, the grornd is fac
Get to an annual rent OF 9i rs. o.. Is Will DC
fold altogether or divided 70 accomGodate pur-
chafers. One half OF brewery, with ali tbs in,-.
plenlen,s and nteniils ncceffary For carrying on
the hufineis upon a large icale, aud parcel OF
ground appertaining to it, fronting about forty
feet upon Water itreet. The whole ofthe brew
cry anu ground is now under deIniie, ct rent
OF tx hundred dollars per annanl. a piece Of
ground Immediately joining on the brewery, and
fronting about forty feet on Water itreet, and ex
tending one hundred and fifty feet On twenty
feet alley. A piece OF ground fronting on Wolfe
and St. Afaph's iireets. This viii be laid Of in
60 convenient lots A piece Of ground lying up
or the fouth iide of King hreet, extending 81
feet to twelve feet alley in The front is erect
ed a two Gory brick DIV cling houfe, andupon
the alley TWO tory frame wsrehouie.A pietc OF
ground lying upon Union and Wolfe itrcets, ex
tending with Wolfe lixty two feet and an half,
with Union about lao feet. Upon this shere are
erected large diiiillery, warehoulc and compt-
ing room, rhe Improvements were calculated i'ir
carrying on thar buiinels upon an extenGve leale !;
there are three itills In it. Not having been oc-
capiedfo lometime pan, the properly foncthug
out of repair. 1 he ground is iutjedf 70 40 an
nual rent Of I3Il u.s. Cd. There viii be fold
at the fame time, lmall tract of land contigu-
Gus to the town, containing 81 acres. lhisis
fnbdivded, and will be ioid in inlsll parcels Tn,
tainiug from to 8 acres. The iale Will be con
tinued till the whole Is fold
The terms of iale are one fourth OF the par
ehaie money in hand when deeds wishe execut-
ed to the puichaicss; one other fourth IN Tx
months after the iale one other iolrth in twevs
months, and the remaining fourth in eighteen
months, fer occurring tneie payments deed OF trai
will be rcquircdupo me property conveyed ncm
each pure haisr fer his pare.
THOS. A. DIGGES,
JAMES KEITH,
S6g Essegtors et fsbs fifzstraiS.
NE-~@L tesa
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Or TfIJRSDgl he frueuy tre dey Of
A5rJ, yJair, y aat fbe nexf fer day,
= roJliJe exPeled 70 lale on ibe 9remj1es,
ia t.be Tozoa IF 4fssxanar1a, t6sJallos0-
isg parcels Of
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f0f sax,
The lollowisg valuable Water and ot!1@r
80 + @ I S,
iituatc in the town OF Alexandria, VIZ.
Nc. IA highly valuable va
ter Lot and wharf, il,uase on the eaii
ii1e of Union Greet, as The diitsnce o.
ninety'fest, or ,hereabou.s, foush OF Prince
itreetf extending in iron, fouthward on
Union arcet forty four feet eigh' inches,
and of thar breadth ea,ssward int Patomse
river bounded north by the flores aod
other buildings on lot nosg, or lac Is
longing to Shrcye and Lawrafon, ana OF
the fouth By lot, late Of Mark Alexanr
der, now Of VIM. l1srP.'. The fad lot
has upon its fou,h line a ifone aors holse,
built on this and the lot aJljo!ning, az
The wharf extends along It's whole lrof'
on The river.
No. "a Lot oppolite to the
foregoing, iiuaie on he welt iidc q Z
Mon NIet', ana eAteHa.tla WeRW1'u ~
Water itfeet Of the breactn OF iot,y icus
i.e, eight inches. ihis 10, has yaIl =
bic from on bon fald treyts and Wa,ei
III. et hss frame dweihng houle eject
ed upon i.
This properly will heefold altogether,
or the two lots feparateiy, or ths fropt'
- ca d itreet W Il be divided inro dittinfi
lots OF : 2 ieet 4 inthes each, as may full
rurchaicrs,
Ga paymen, o. part ct the purchsfs mo-
cey a haefsl credlt Wi oe given Ter the
refdne, on approved fecusly.
A pan Of The Lots viii be fhewn, the
terms made knowa by A,quilla and Ell.
TIA Jam y, in Alex ndrla, OF BY tie fnb-
icnosrs N Phiadelphis.
joshua & ThO6. GlLPIN.
Mar ~. eo3w
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To Rent.

a very convenient dwa,,;.
HoL Sc, mar The lower end of D puss
Street, lately occupied by Mr.. NOy'l
also, TO Sell or. Rent '''
A LOT en- The upper par, 81
tFeet, lately occupied by MIC IOyA
fae 10; is 7o teet 4 inches from, ~ JoI's'
&c! 4 inches deep, witha s feet all. ll3
Joining. There are on the .prsm,f.sI a., a.,
large ,heds with lofts, and oIs,kln;,T1.s.
ihcP iuitable for cozehmaker. "
JOHN l. BROOKS.
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ADV ERTISEMENT

On TAUkSD.af The t4p<n,y fri d., ~
44t,l, gJar, ifx1tbeinest faj, a.,
aO'A be exp9/ldto Jale on sbe 3,en;;,'
N the lam Of alexandria, tbsll..y.
A,.../. Il
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foy SdLL, or kENI,
TIE STORE I have oco

pied for lometimc raa, aluated On p,;aa.
areet, oppohle.coi. Hooe's. There !. ~
taid IN town more eligible or better -, u
culaied tor carrying or az exteollye ~.
or dry Good Ruiineis. The Cellar y, W.
feetly dry, with door a. each end win win
hold one thoufand barrels OF Flour, :
fwenty.h hundred barrels may be Oos
I'd rpon the Prrmifes withou, any i0sos
vealefce 10 the occupant. For term; A.
p!y to-
December J. eee
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Baltimore. March II

AID "a NJ /. II N
Has jaf rsee'vsd,
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7eveIyy, pIated, .7aPaned 8 fancy
GOODS, Of a (aperisr qualify, axd ct
the xs1usR Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pear
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Candleliicks, &c. Japaned
Urns.; Tea Trays and Bread B4lksts !;
gill Necklaces, Brooches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, sc. Knives & Folks,
Penknives, Razors, SeiGars; Paints in
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete !;
Sauf Boxes; plated & feel Spurs; goid
ID iilver Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
SpangIes, Purls, Giver Thimble,, Tooth
Picks& Pencil Cafes with number Of
other articles.
he bas aJs j0' Sok,
Watchmakers Materials, and
gilt and common Watch Keys, by the
dozen, and Crucibles.
He manufactures, as ufual, all kinds OF
Gold and Silver Work, TO any pattern.
Nov. n. d3teotf.
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Two Story Il Q u s =,
With coed kitchen aud smoks s. t7G :
.s;oiniag. AlGo, aS;abie for two hortes
&C. Sc. viii, well improved garden OF
''' The iisaa.ioo IS vey psssfans. having
Ace orofpett OF the liver. For pastlcu-
eaonire Ct the Printer.
ian. ~. -
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rIosIAH FAEON, e Co.
1fsys .Jue rxe<iyea, srd es55Hsr for Sale
"a f6er store on The carer Of PnSe
ard lYatsr sfrssts,
a general aliortment OF ladies
gentlemen, mG.s, boys and chlidrens
SHOES,
of a!moR every description large coari
ihoe. and boots for hiheEmen. dls0,
Geneva 10 pipes,a
n. E. Rum in bbls.
Maekasel il DO.
No. & Beef and Pork, tBoaon In
lpetiion,)
M ,uld and dipp'd Candies,
1 "A few dog. sitsers and Sugar boxes,
n. F.. P.ar,k,
Flelh Rhode Masd Lime,
James River. manufactured Tobacco II
kegs,
work,
ne, on 5oard TIE Jqg23 Haun.b, At llar-
fey's Nlbag1, Il
A cargo OF coafie SALT, iuitabfe To-
the fihcry. Any gentleman w'ihmg e
purchale, will hnd an allowance by lax,
ing il from on nlard.
Cath given for Indian Corn. J.
B q j
Mgeh &. ectt
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Po1lp0nement.
THE fale Of the Land IN the

county OF Loudoun, belonging to the efat
'oi Georec Carter, deceal,d, was unayold
"a ,ly poltpon1d, owning to the indifpofitiof
I'D confequent atlence Of one of the Exc
cutors. I will now fsrtaihly take plac1
or Thurfday the feventh:of April next, a
til, town Of Leetburg, End on the fame
terms furme y advertised.
LAsDos CARTER, Jun. Ex'l4.
THOMAS L. LIS,
Jan. "a. sa# ioF
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

For SAX or Rsat.
THO Sc two three Iory BRICK
HOUSES on the corner Of King and Co
lumbus i.rce,s. They will be fold fepa
rate or together, as may be preferred, o
III y may be rented tor one or more years
Apply TO :, 49,
Dec.'ao. 60