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CATAL OG UE
OF
BOOKS g PAMPHLETS >;
TuR received for Sale,
BY r. and ]. GRAa
AZ fbeiy Sfoyr, King 5ffxst,
at their Sforf, Kfng sffss!s


AT Tier Sfo,t, King n,<st,
COPIES Of Intercepted Let
tiers from the army Of Gen. Bonapar1c 70
Egypt, 8 vols. Svo.
Memoirs Of the Operations Of the Army
Of the Danube, under command OF 6en.
Jourdan.
Narrative Of the Deportation 70 Cay
enne, Of Barshelemy, piehegru, Wiliott'
Marbois, Larue, Ramel, &c. &c. IN con,
feauence Of the Revolution Of the 1911
FIutfidor, (Sept. 4, 1917 Svo.
Mifanthropy and Repentance, mover
from the German, with beautiful From.
iifpiece.
LIewellen, a tale in 5 vols.
Love of Fame, the Univerfal Paiiion,'
in ! charaacriRical fairies.
Scott's Poems, lyric, devotional and
moral.
croby's London Letter Writer.
Fordyce's Art Of Preaching.
The Devil upon Clutches in England,
or Night Scenes in London, iatirical
work.
Pro and Con, or the Opinioniffs.
Scripture Hiltories, OF Interelting Mar.
ratives extracted from the Old Teitament,
for the initruttion AMI anuiement OF
youth, by Mrs. Pilkingson.
Female Egis, OF the Duties OF Women.
Letters troma Preceptrels to her Pupils
who have left her,
Siamele Tales, being a collection OF
hifories told to the fon Of the Mandarin
Sam Sib.
Obi, or three Fingered Jack, on which
is founded the Pansomime Of the Egyptian
Robber.
Dr.. Goldfnith's EGays and Poems.
Lord Lyttleton's Poems.
Poetical Works of John Philips.
Cattle of Otranto, Gothic Stery.
Young Gentleman Parental Monitor.
Yorick's Sentimental Journey.
Fielding's Journal Of a Voyage to Lii
bon.
The Doctrine of the New Jerulalem,
concerning the Lord. Tranlssed from
the original Latin OF hon. Emanuel Swe-
denDorg.
The two Princes of Periia.
Mufeum of Wit.
The Hermit Of Warkfworth.
-
The Birth Day, or Moral Dialogues
and Stories.
Roach's Hiaory Of the Stage.
Viiions in Verle for the entertainment
of youth.
Rowe's Devout Excrciies Of the Heart.
Fcltival of Misth.
Emma, or the Victim of Depravity.
Wonderful Tales; Cavern OF Horrors.
Hifory CT a Reprobate.
Theatrical Clio.
Fatal Prediction, or the Midnight Az
ailin.
HiRory of the Queen Of France.
Female Warrior, or the Adventures of
Hannah Smell.
More Kotzebue, or my own Pizarro,
farce.
Tudor Owen Gothic Stories; Henri
eta Bellgrave; Henry Lanfon Cabinet
otLove; Art Of Swimming Book of
Fate the Union Volentine Writer ];
Midnight Mehenger,& number of Others
too numerous to inlert in an advertile-
ment.
They are notify in cheap pa
per binding--the greater part OF them
have an elegant frontilpiece-are lately
imported from London have been bought
l,w, and will be fold by the dozen or
Jingle, conadcrabIy lower than their rea
value.
July I8.
Ten Dollars RezOard.
RAN AWAY from the subicriber, on
the 10th of IufY, a negro man named
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AND
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICa

Few works have been publif!
ed III America, thai claim the agrlcas
riT's attention more than this. ADD
to his own experiments, opinions srdA
citations, it contains thols OF the nd
eminent farmers in the middle aates; Cd
ietted from them by himfls, aud m.
United TO the Brisifh Board Of Aggi.u'Fu'
Of which he was an honorary msnlbsf
April 2s- d
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Ten Dollars Rezoard.
RAN AWAY from the sublcriber, on
the 10TH of Juiy, "a negro man named
M @ SEES:
he is tall honey man, about s feet high,
not very Acihy, has a remarkable fear
dcrofs the middle ofhis nofe, his hair long
and trait for that Of a Negro, though not
tied. He has been leyeral times ieen
fcnlking about Alexandra. Any perfon
who will deliver me the faid Negro, or
fecure him AMI give me information there.
Of, thall receive the above reward.
AUG: J. SMITH.
Fairfax County,
Aug. 8. GO
F caN glven or clean Anen
and cotton rags.
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.POR TLAND, June IA.


Capt. 'Clapp, from Antigua, informs,
that when he left there MAY al warm
prefs Of feamen was continued and tina,
it was the opinion Of the merchants and
Others, that war would Immediately com.
mence between France and England. A
ihort time before he failed an Englh iloop
OF war arrived-at Antigua with difpatches
to the COR mandan,, took on board all the
fcamen hc could get, and failed immedi.
ately for other ports.
Mr. Jewe,t, of this place, who arriv.
ed on Saturday in the Apollo, from Mar.
Unique, informs that the French were
making active prepare sions there fer war,
which was very confidently expected !;
and that three tranfports with troops,
and fix Gail with naval flores, &c. had jua
arrived from France. The Apollo was
ipoke on her pafage by an Englith cutter,
the commander OF which informed that
he had orders for impreling leamen, and
was in daily expectation OF declaration
eff war
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BALTIMORE, Jane i9.
Arrived, the fac fhip Danna, Hon

Arrived, the fac hip D.anna, Homan''
II days from Bottom.
Allo, the French flip L Elqoir, D't't''
naudy, II days from Cape Francois,
Lett feyeral Americans there, names no'
recolle6ted. Brings nothing new"
fre(h arrivals Of troops.
Alto, Spanil brig Santa Anna, MANI
Ell Gil, IS days from Hssannah.
Alto brig Grand Turk, Taylor, ffoA
Providence, r. H.
Alto lsbooner Suianna, Hayes, IA d'y'
from Antigua. Left number OF Ant
ricso veGels, none belonging TO this p' IT,
Ain Of OtDeh ling IN ST. Joba's N ~
laad ef Auhgxa, June Oh, 1909 1.
Brig Charlefon, TO fail for New 1olh
IN ! days; Olive, of Ns~ Yo'k, e'P 2.s,,
Fowler, in 6 days for ST. Croix (; ic0'
William Henry, Tinker, of New ,1s:,'; ;
10 fail for do in 4 days John and Wn''. .
am, for Scarborough IN. c. IN d'yfs =,
Lucy Griffith, Of Kingeen; Lewis !. !.
St. Thomas Delight, Of Pfov'oen.e :
Turner, in days for Turks laan :,
brig Cigoet, 0fSay brook. Watts s0f 1''
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PHILADELPHIA, June 20.

Arrived, hip Active. Tallman, Brs.
men; brig Charleaon Packet, Hughes,
ChareRon ich'r Charming Mary, Pot.
ter, Norfolk Alexander, Hunt, Turks
Iland.
Cleared. lhip Brothers, Wicks, St.
Kits brig Flora, Glenr, Welt Indies;
Sarah, Woodman. Bilboa A3op Patience,
Montgomery, y. York.
Arrived lhip Active, Tallman, Left
at Bremen, on the 9Th May, hip -,
Waters, of Baltimore. May 10, Poke
a brig from the lie Of Wight, the captain
of which informed, that he left there on
he 7th May, and chat then an embargo
was daily expected. May IS, lat. As,
50, N. long. IS, 80, w. tell N with The
wreck Of a yellow Gded brig, with hgors
head, about $50 TONS name, &c. w.
known.
Briggs Lovely Lacy, Brewer, for Phi.
ladelphia, and Lovely Lais. Burbank, io'
N York, were at Port au Prince the 1T
inf. to f4il the 5'h.
The fh:p Commerce, 81 Gays
from Bourieaux to Charieii n, was iPoktn
the rlth inf. in lat. 81, long. n. The
captain informed, that war vas not Dc.
clared when he f4ils., which was Oh Inc
9th ultimo
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ct defpo,ifm on the one hand, and II. !.
duetions Of vicious licennioufnefs on 49,
other. But what more need be f.id -
this fubjett than this, that the MONARCH,
OF England lies embalmsd 10 mmortsI;,y
in the eulogy and recorded admira,, ,
OF Montefquieu, and all vile men, ana =
the inyeefises Of all Rupid and wick d
democrats.
Probably that writer is as incapsbl. &c
making diitinttion between n,onarc5r
and defpo.ifn, as he is betweca repabIi.
carifin and democracy. Let him read
Mon,elquieu's works, and be iuaruaed.
Thus have we proved, BY reference 10
fatss, what we undertook to prove, viz.
that Judge Chafe ipoke in fritt confor.
nifty TO truth, when in his charge b.
faid, I" Liberty does no, conGa in IL.
" form Of government in any country.
]" A monarchy may be free, and repub.
!" lie 10 aavefy."
That we may never add one more to
the affecting proofs Of the latter now re.
corded in hiaory, is our Garnet prayer,
and hall be the Object Of our indsfstiga.
bic Iabours.
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anti. Demorrat, Of Baltimore,
By GEORGE l.. GRAY.


THIS paper is puhiihed three times,
a week, price to fabfcribers Fiye Dollars
per annun, payable in advance.
The avowed and conltant object of The
Republican, or 1afi Democrat, has AL
wsys been, and is, to combat the errone-
Gus principles, and to expolc the glazing
fsashoods of the democratic party, which
in this coeatry has long endeas CURED, and
now threatens, to ovssturn the confituti-
on, aud defrol the haPpinefs Of the Unit.
cd States. The ex,enfiye circulation and
great patronage which it has hitherto met
with, are asong proofs of the eftimasion
in which ii mas always been held, and
there is no reafon to fear that under It's
prelene Editor il will loofe any Of its fpi-
rit, or neglect any of the duties it has Inn
Pofed upon itfelf, in defence of the deareR
rights OF Americans.
SEVERAL Of the papers containing the
riginal Address of the Eiitor, have been
rwardcd to gentlemen in Alexandria.
'hofe who deire TO become fubfcribers
!. informed that he has appointed cottem
q Stewart his agents here, and aulho-
cd them co give receipts for any money
ID 70 them On account of the pa per.
June 70.
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For the Alexandria Advertiser.
CARD TO MENTOR.

MlRA's nlp<afxl compliments qrait on
MENroR, bsgs bin TO believe BIS adj
0iee avas eratey rfreivrd, and J@aH be
6r7ly atfsndsdt0. deka01oledgfs bin
ssrres7 ~ jeveral remarks, 6xt car no
avay a3wn that either a Jpirit Of <nuy
or III natare praaafed tbe fysaaiing pro-
dxaios alladta to; Tar ai9r,saf, IN
DEED, ssers tb< feelings zObifb gave il
5irtb. Nina aDarrs MENTOR, tho,
III bis card If Saturday evsning laf, be
cddyeNsi bsr as MIRA, alias ELLEN,
Al;as PHrlASDER, that sbf fsvo lGyf,
are qaif< auk1g40a TO Der, be fbe parity
eft5oagbt q0bat II may. BHt @oula
PH,LANDER Be The pe5loa he ./a1peas
be soill givs no rsoss, far fbe ame cd
monnfous.
But, why, O Mentor, Why art thou my
foe
What hive ! faia, or done 10 prove thee
None have | wrong'd that nem'ry can
gecal;
None do hate thatI ihould mces WIKI
gail;
Nor have fsushtby any cruel ar,
To wound the feelings q apo,her's heart |;
Buff the adveTle iases, fain would fhun,
Have 70 decreed it, and the deed is done;
] now appeal to all the powers divine,
Whate'cr the att, twas done wishou:
deGgn;
Nor did think lines traced thro' tear,
Should TO The wofla as arrogance appear
What mighty gift have |, that | ihoud
boat
Do pofels The jewel valued moR,
When Henry iaid, he would prefer 4
nsind
Of elegance, to cafe and wealth com.
bind
No! here all uch pretenfons / REIGN,
The gem is not, nor ever will be mine
All no !! twas Enily's polilh'd mind ]
drew,
Who as a lily IN retirement grew;
Who as lily, droop'd hsr youthful
head,
When from her filters cheeks the roles
FED
And tho flower, 10 fulleR, fairea
bloom,
Babe ali adieu, for her Almcna's tomb.
Ahwould their quiet, peaceful graves were
mine,
How glad ~ould this ssen'lous breath
redgn!
Bat ye, there is more than earthly
pow'r,
Which can fuPport, when keen Affections
low'r,;
Tho rude the sempea, tho the waves beat
high,
mall not dak. when that fuppors is
nigh;
Then, Mentor,ceate, / toshas power ap-
peal,
And, not to man, who can no pity feel.
MIRA.
June 10.
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ed as we are Of any Of the common ope-
rations Of nature, that ii would at this
moment be as impoGible to make France
free as to enlavc England or America.
And that it would be as greatmadnels and
wickednefs, and as ruinous to both; and
VIC believe as impoaible ALTO, to make
England an unmixcd republic, as to make
America a mixed monarchy. England
has the government bea fuited to her.
She can be fafely nothing but mixed
monarchy America, nothing bur re-
public France, nothing but defpotifn.
Long time only introducing gradual, i'm
percep,ibIc change, can ever give freedom
to the ilaves who have for a long time
been chained to the oaf of delpotifm.
It is becauIe the federal coaaisution
did not aGnme to frain away, or guide,
OF drive, bit contented itieif 60 follow
the accufomed opinions, the habits, and
difpoGtions Of the people, that il has been
pronounced by all the wife men Of Eu
rope, and found at home by experience,
to be good. No new homogeneous prin
ciples at variance with the received noti-
ons and cuforns of the country were In
troduced into it. The thinkers of the
Rigbn of Man, who have for II years
paa, gone about making ten holes forone
they have ffopt, had no. then crawled
forth in warns over the earth, crying
/" governments TO mtnd." The vendors
Of political wares had not gone about with
their pedlar's packs Of contributions on
their back, rapping at every door to foil
cit cu9omers. Able Seiyes had not then
opened his full siTsrted pigeon holes
and ali went we'll. What may happen
hereafter it may, perhaps, be difficult to
conjecture. But iurely it may be allow
able to aHert, that if the party entruaed
with the care of our contribution continue
10 caroufe and drink deep, and to make
the people pledge chem in repeated toaIts
| of three times three, in the raav Jpiriss IF
liberty, unqualified and unbrousht down,
! the country will foon exhibit ore difgraee
| ful fcene OF intoxica,ioa, madnels and hi,
lery.
What a dilemma, then, would The
world be reduced to, ifthe OBJECTION al
luded to were well founded. Firf, ifn
| were 70, there could be but one kind of
| government upon earth, and al! rhoie to
! whom that kind would not be adaptable,
muR be fam to be in fate Of bad 60.
| yernment for centuries.
/ But lie, US refer, to fats, and fupPly our
| Antagonists with iornething more than they
| fuppIy their readers unfounded ieJe dls-
! its. /" A monarchy may be free and a
| republic in Aavery" fays Judge
| Cbafe-and, maugre tie opinion Of the
great politician from whom we differ, 10
FAY we alto. And We will prove il.
Had the writer of that article had even
| a fchool boys grounding in hlitoEy, he
could not have overlooked the various at
Acting inaanees pfelented TO view BY
hifory, OF the tyrannical power exerted
, in republican governments. Referring 10
modern times, in the republic of Venice,
which once had IFS tribunes, its confuls,
under the name of Mater OF the Horle,
and lis democratic preGdsnts, under the
title of Doge, there rxAed political IN
| ouii1ion. which truck terror into ever
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Cga giUen for clean Llnea and
'ttOn Rags.
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SPRING P.HYSIC.

DIR. HUNTER'e Ami Bilious Pills are un
queitionably proved by ample experience to be
the mott effeetual remedy, at tbs lame time
the mott innocent, plea1ant, and convenient me-
dicre Tor the cure of fcurvy, fcorbutic cruPtlons.
leproiy, ard other diioraers originating from
corrup1vc fate OF the blood The remarkable
cure Of MIR. Billion, Of Albany, who had been
twelve years tormented with a mott diitreifng
fcorcntsc conplaipt, as aifo thac d Thomas
Johnfon, iabouring man, in the tervIce OF MIR.
Van Renaelaer, who was afn aed with NUT
horfid leprofy, l.uit have convinced evey one
fides-which, a variety of proofs Of heir efficacy,
authenticated By perfons Of character and re-
lpectasility are opsn to the examination of evs-
ry inquirer. Thsle muR naturally be iuppofcd
to have their due weight and fuperoede the
neceiiity OF any further comment from the Pros
prietor, yer, he pre(umes to anert, that the
real merits OF this vegetable preparation will, on
fair trial, plead more foreibls its own recon-
naendation than any thing which can be iaid oft,
Wbeye aJ/o may be had,
Atlinfon's Worm deitroying Lozenges.-
Thefe Lozenges not only deRroy worms where
they exit, but effeaually prevent their return.
Thofe families who have followed DR.. Akin.
ion's advice, and ufed them in tie Spring and
Fall among their children, as their common
phyfc, have now the happinefs to find thofe
children, which appeared Gckly and confump-
tive, in the bloom of health, being entirely de.
liversd from thofe dreadful yermin.
Sparta, Monut PAaIant,
Marc5 II, 1903.
We hereby certify, that our daughter, about
years of age, has been very unweli and in 4
bad fate of health for thefc lall two years. We
Away. fufpected that The had worms, and had
given her feveral worm medicines, without any
good effect, 70 that we defpaired rafting her till
Of late Hearing of fome furpriiipg cures being
performed by Atkinfon's worm defroyiug To-
zepges, we purchafed packet Of them, and
administered them according TO the directions.
The fri dofe brought away only one worm,
md with it quantity of Rimy, offenGve mat
-er; the fecond broughe away four norHrous
thick worms nearly half yard in length; and
the third dole, large quantity Of Ainy, Of
fenfive matter, The vomiting and pGrgingb
With which The was frequently troubled have
eeafsd-hcr appetite has become regular, and
has over iincc enjoyed perfea fate of healthy
for which we are entirely indebted to this ex-
csllent medicine
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from The three fuuYces above mentioned
81 fncerely with we may allilt them if
poiible, and am Periuaded the people
would cheerfully bear tax, the product
of which was to be applied 20 the French
Republic ard then tells the committee
of public fafety, that " the fun which
might be RATED in America, would in his
Judgment, be comfortable"
Thus we find, not only that the charge
Of mitconduee againh Mr.. MoNRoE was
true, and that he would, but for the Vi
gour, fpirit and wifdcm Of WARRINGTON,
have waited the pubic money, made his
country tributary TO France, and, BY a
breach Of neutrality, amounting 10 an att
Of hofility, enbroiied this country in a
war with England, and all the party now
in poMer wilhed TO do. But all this is
denied il downright fet FERNS by the ve-
racious Democrats land cur economical
and pacific PreGdent can fend on new
milton, connected with the expenditure
of national money, the fame mar who
attempted TO waite it, and fofter and pa
tronize the man who had gone 70 far in
the way Of involving this country in
war.
Is this, or is It NOT, proof po6tiye that
thofe perlons are pelfuaded thar the peo-
pie will fwaIlow any afertion, however
glaringly and greatly falfe, which comes
70 them through the channels Of the demo
cratic prints--and thar in the beAowing
Of Offices oftruR or emolument, the con-
liberation now is not, " qvbat ore bis ia
tents and qvo,tb," but con which !ide
does he yose.''
Talk Of the CORRUPTION Of the Br;tih
government after this, ye demos, if you
can-but we torget--you can talk any
hing.
(Coarier.J
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DR. BARDWELL'S
Terminating Solar 7iuefx,s, ar P6salass

at Life,
Of the cure Of Conump.ion and Afthma,
Di(orders in the Stomach and Bowels, Convul-
ions, Cholic and D,fentery.
Cautious in inveitigatipn, and Attentive en-
qury into the nature and laws of the animal
economy, having long confirmed an opinion in
the mind of the inventor, that all the n,aladies
aforementioned, derive their origin from the
fame caufe, indire& debility, or confequenr
weakness, the analogy of their fotrce, by ma
rural inference iuggelsed the idea Of their remov-
al by the fans means the refnlt was the dii-
covery of the Terminating Solar Tincture,
which after having been employed IN thoufands
of inRapces, with the mott unexa nlpFed and afo~
mining fnccefs, has obtained the wormef appro-
baton of characters of the 6ra refpeasbiity,
both in and out of the protection the preprie-
tors can confidently recommend, as one Of the
mott certain, efficacious, and pleafant remedies
ever difcovercd by man or offered to the world.
Price dollar, and I dollar SO cents per bot
tie. The large bottle contains nearly two OF
the ftnal. Copious Directions for their ufe are
feaIed up with each bottle.
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aleranotfa aobsrtiser.
THURSDAY, JUNE 50.

Letters of a lase date were yeferday
morning received in town Philadelphia
from Spain which mention that at the mo-
ment when it was expected that hoAilitirs
would commence between BRIAN and
France, Lord Malmelbury was ordered TO
Paris to take the place of Lord Whit
worth. Ii is therefore prefumed that the
negotiation has aaumsd tome new forms.
We have not been ablcto fee .heie let
tiers and therefore cannon be particular as
to dates and circumstances /; but what we
have mentioned may be relied upon as
fubaantially cosreefs
cGas. U.S
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Specific Drops far DeafxeG.

FOR many years have thefe sdrop. been ufcd
with amazing iucrefs, in DEAFNESS SeHARD.
NESS of HEARING. Thofe who are unac-
quainted with the great relief afforded ~ this
valuable medicine, arc earne9ly RECOMMENDED TO
a trial. Few are the cafes in which it has not
been of great fervicr, and very often perfected
complete cure. ;.
Cop Gus directions for the ufe Of the Specific
Drops for Deainefs are Gcsled up with each bota-
tie. Price ore dollsr,