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Monktoo, or fate OF Eleanor, 3 vols.-Arhur
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Paper Hangings.
SAMUEL JAMES
HIS FOR SIZE.

HIS FOR SALE,
A T his Paper Hanging Mandatory. which
n Is in the Houfe he nov occupies. oppoGte
TO Mr.. Le1vb Peek's, on the Wea- Side Of the
Bridge. Providence. a great variety Of
HOy/e Paper and Bordering,
OF the oewea and mof elegant Figure, at whole
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chafed in America.
A generous credit given to thofe who Pur-
chaie BY the quantity for retailing.
N. b. The above is printed on good pa.
per, and tie work well well executed, by and
under the direction of workman from Europe.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Ns1oporG Long-Wbarf No. IL.

Neyes q Brigham,
n AVE now tor fale, and OF the FRA quslity,
- oya large or fmalI quantity. whole ard
nAn oarfeied prime meis, mes and prime Beef,
me" ana prime Pork, Lard. Hans. bar Soap,
mould and dipt tallow Candles. A!fo. corned
aod frefh Beef.
az Gentlemen deGrous of being
accommodated with the bra OF proyifon,, ,by call
Ing at laid Store, will NEE; the e,ea'eA CO.
couragement. A,,;i ., 20.
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POCKE T. BOOK, with coniderable fun of
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any perion but the owner. Whoever will re-
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Ton. or to Mr.. qb0ma' Ea,n@,, inc Newport,
fhal be entitled 10 the above reward.
CHARLES SOUTHWORTH.
Nav ,pyb a.,
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GEORGE THOMAS,

Cezfst1isse,, Disiilt,. and Frsh Pr.,t,Vs,.
- Hal for fale the following Articles, viz. ~
Frefh MalagaO grapes, box and
cafk 'fsiins; 6gs almonds in iheli; pnunes ;
eassann sutmegs ;'cloves cinnamon alfpice;
pepper; ginger teas, coffee chocolate, No. 9
&sz. prepared with and without vanilla; brown.
powdered & loaf-fugar {; Cordials Of all kinds.
An aHormens Of prefervod froiss. folives, pea
noss bea Sherry. Malaga, & TeueriHe Wines
"a and 9Th proof Jamaica Spirits. and Antigua
Run together With al elegans siIcrtment oi
Glaf and Csockery WARS, which he 10 dctcr.
mined 90 fe,l very low. - is ys3 usrI
MsuSsn, Ms'eb 4, iso,.'o y. G6itf
Ill .fCoI .f-f.s sa,.f t.t,r'.U
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JuH opened, and for Sale. or Circuls'ion, at the
old CIRcuLArINe LIBRARY, by JACOB
RICHARDSON, a. the Pot Oace, the fol.
loninn
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PAPER

JUST received and for fale at this Office,
j beautiful aiiorment of PAPER HANG
lNGS, with great variety of elegant Borders.
which will be fold at the Fattory prices-fron N
7/3 toISE per Roll.
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Public Entertainment.

HE fobfcribcr inform the Pobc that he
-, 4 has opened Houfe Of Entertainment in
water Street, in the town of WARRrs, fgn
OF tne obP wet OF Coles lnn.-Conftant at
tendance will be given. and every attention paid
10 Ladies and Gentlemen. for their accommoda-
ton, by the Puoiic's humble fcrvant.
PRESERVED ALGER.
O1Sofr 73, 1902. cviiitf
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"A FOR SALE, a.. -0
90 Br JOSEPH BRIGGS, d.
80 Barrels belt My. Superhne Flour,
A few Hogiheads of good retailing
MOLASSES. AJo, a jsw CABS Of
"A SHERRY WINE,
Of an excellent quality cheap for Cah.
5Ne1rtass, May. 40. ,nita. sotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-26
From the BALANCE.
ON THE IMpoLIcY OF SPEEDY ADJ
MISSION OF ALIENS TO A PARTI-
CITATION OF THE RIGHTS
OF SUFFRAGE.

NP.-II.
REAL republicans, who with an exalf-
ed attachment to rational liberty combine
an equal love 10 focal and civil order, do
DOT fprlpg up and attain 10 mature growth
in Gngle day, Ike muhroons but
their minds ale gradually moulded TO his
happy cat by education and habit. The
delivering Of the American colonies from
thc Britifh empire their at of indepen-
dence, and their national contribution,
witch Acknowledges the people TO be tire
fountain OF civil power, did not make re-
publicans, but fSan9 them already Hisde.
The people generally Of feYeral Of the &C.
lonics, tho connected with and in nian-
ner fubjetted TO monarchy, were genuine
practical republicans. They had been
aurf,d up, from the eariieIt lettlements ct
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-26

Via, hazards DOES '.e ,xpof hisaf.ifs or
rseeous as the injary is: p4'pahly unJoltl-
fable as it IS: tedious and tardy rs the
ionraey is, from the icsne OF iutsring TO
the foot Of bis throne ard utterly unable
3 AZ he IS 10 reiist our movements, he knows
that he may excite our recruitment with
in1panity that cur meiiengers VII! tra-
vet{e tie ocean, and petition him at his
own gates fer rcarets and thar after put
ting millions the fpoil OF his neighbours,
into his own Golfers, or 'hofe Of his nIui-
ons, he has only to order the reeitahiiii'-
nent of.tb;ngs on their old footing, and all
will be we'll!
q Let US not deceive ourfelves as 70
the nature ard exlcnt Of the irjnfy OF
which we complain. Some may isno-
,aatly imagine thar few village thrp-,
keepers, AID few planters on the Mli-
fcipp;, are all that will iufstr by The
saani!h reRraints. Let fuch dergn to
Gait their eyes On map, and they will
iniiantis perceive that by far the Target
poFtion Q, OUT Woe telii'p'D c s.'1
coaHoefsoie par :, 'lla' ".i4e'' . -, -
es of the MiIGppi, or on areams thar
flow directly into the Mexican Gulf.
Thst the produas cf Penn(yirania, and
Hs'sla' ana esso.i''d' A'e - s1,'''' = = :
ple Pa1' is,' - s'alHs 'Alp & -
epfp''s's 'Ns' vac ~ ~ ~ ~"
a'o lolF1lilpg "s,es y - go, fhee.,, ,d
hSAeF' a'a l&iio' o@e l'In io'l.''a'ee H''a
pfofpss''y 20 INC .'s o nc 49," Nc sSc
apo mat chaln thrown &Sip's ,ne MA
"H'pp'' any ".'s'e oSly S, '"- i s,c
'shesfs 'hsie i''i' So'o'u's'y u'''''' y
'nem.
But 'hougt this FARE OF our cl'lzehs are
Immediately ana 'iheiy anee'eo oy 'ht'e
rehfie'ions, any one acqoaila'eo WIN '.ie
social iyfem' mutt pfeoeiFe ,haf the
~ilole mercantile eia!s tnfoaeh America
are difeet o. inolfse' 'uhelefs: aca IS
the late OF every c'afs is, nonloefieis ways,
connected win eaea o!nef' mat me Wno'e
people VIII, IN lone ihape or degree, be
INJURED oy 10 powerful and exfeniive
check to the weiteIn trade FOR tiioie
who cannotje0, cannot 5Hy nor execute
tie contracts OF iale or purc''sie already
made. As the articles confamsd on the
farms OF ONO ana KENTUCKY are brought
Eron great diltance' and pals through
many hands, the planters inability 10
buy, or to pay his oeb's' or tulhl his
Pfomites, and all mtenes that follow,
NUT iucceiilveiy extend ihemieives aiong
the whole cham OF ar'!ians' dealers and
carriers, near or remote VINO '1baH by
Implying his wants.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-01

ceedtGc worth 81 it.
When the buGncS came critically
before chc cougreis II 1880, rliyc iljlS
rent plans were lukreited. The hrft
propoied q ne'y fctJlemcnt Of accounts,
and aimed co. annihilate the la.c,Sft pare
OF tbo eiebr,* But the new conllitulioa
had been, ia q greac o1eaGlfe, c.Fablithcli
by the inaacncc and aaivi5y of TRADERS ia
theie tertl6caces. Ihsy and tisir
friends were iuperior In the lseiii.sure
and this lchrn2e vas rejected by a au,ner
oas majority.
a ieoond propoIal Y,eat On the ground
OF paying the Purchaler, only the real
raile Whieh they had given for the Ger
tiloateS, and 70 give lie difference be-
tween the half crown which they had
d'lburcd, and tbs zwclty ihll;iRgs which
they claimed, TO tue original holders.
nus, Whea William, Galish demanded
I've hunalre, dollars, as che arrears du1
10 an old ler5eanr, the reply mighc
have run tnus You cave 6tty dollars
otmoaey iar cheic !l2s hundred Of
paper, i5ere take your tis1y FLYER
" dollars back again. We fhall rcicrvc
!" the remaining four aanarcd ana fif5yl
& TOR tue nla,1 WHO ihod MS Blood in
earning tae.n' Inla Plan, aiio. was
n-gaoiYed.
The third Propoisl iaccecled, ana
by e TIE whele deot was funded, al lis
! al y@-ge q evenly 1hilljlga per pound,
o. behalf q ,le a1.ual aolder4 Of The
paper. | ne plan vas, indeed, moral
ly CERTAIN Ct being adopted for
Sftar number OF members Of CON
grels had Pfevioully entered inro a com
oiaat2n 70 Purchaie up cars.6cascs, be-
-40, 80, .LlI ltl l, tlsy would be ltrons
$50 -. 30 ~ Dolh hoases' TO carry the
~ - 6n ,I.,i.5 s,.esil Ia!-led ct tail "a
Jsr;, 49, - ~. - p 01'7' -tsr l7al-'
80 ''i''5 fYa'-oh5'
w ae6iler the debt h2d 7ecn funded
on 1Ae Pi@n OF determination, in e.
your OF the original holders, OF thofa
VINO haa performed the tcrvices. or.
rs 745 Is.' re eGl$, In favour of the
PafcAaicTS OF certificates, ehe general
:. SlloS'S "ouie haYe beeh nearly the
'aIle &hl anieiS 5he = merican go
Vernhcat A2d choten 60 forfsir every
ci@il % common hons4ry, II mutt
5leeeh@f'iy pfoHlde 5@rt pyoOi2ed1
~ ol5cl'&FGin8 t!ie PRINCIPAL, or pay
ing the Intereit, 10 one or the other
e C,n% 'T' 1''1''@ q per-
r,Tbu sra or
= ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-01
(FRON TIE SAME WORE. }

1870" 80 90 i7S710/, li5 ~
Amouot Of debr on a.
n,layy Iit, 1896, 78,69z,4Io 10
h1r Gallatin, n the lat page OF his
wofE, iaya rhat The above was the true
c&sear Ct che public debc, arthc periods
6etcfc nance. The augmentation, when
ciVlaei equally anon the lx iucceRivc
!eaT-, rom 1890 TO l796, exceeds, by
q a1tuon, TWO millions four hundred
and TX 'houland dollars per annum.
A2a1diioa Of two hundred ehou(and
cioila,s pec months, or Of two millions
ana taur hundred ybanaad dollars per
annom, 70 the public debt, offers a
'r@htiHt proipot1 bothto the preienc age
and POTTERY:. Az this rare, in twenty
Year more, VIZ on III, 80 Of January,
1916, lie Incr~,c would come % for
ty-ei slg additional millions "Irhas
a}rraly been ihcvn thac our pre-
te'it TeeclpIs-arc hardly equal 70 Our
pscienr expenditure in tatt, rhat We
=" nave hlrherCo made only ncwinaI
PFoV.ion Ger pay ing the principal OF
~ p..'t "a Oh. 1851,
Mr.. l5aiarin 0aces, rhat IN lzo5, an
atl pais tor converting the tx per cent
ilocN, and The deferred took, iaco an
'''1lleS o. ei5NI per cent? i ne dd~
t0-lon Between shcEt ~ notifications
Of pui,ac debc via BE- ieYnd in his 20
loiae. Fer chis place It is enough to
~ .has they comprehend about torIv-
Two ml.lions Of dollars and thar, i 5ac
ct per ccnla ALLY cranlaetion can l7e
o-a+ee, AMI che money regularly paid,
."e TX PEI c-.i5 -'ock H'lll be ll'c.4arged
- rs year O. % and the deferred took
~ let
us ,>'-' A2a.eA the United States
<'' ~ go" lh}'i,2hSs and Put an end
20 l''1 '@t -'&!ned con2;l1Ic debr bur &c
s'e'','.'i'L- 1'"t object, fhcre VII DC
r,r" ~ yes'. l,oo, ,i5 11 :1ls,
-, 80 II ,,.-.1,',Si J., +
80 ~ r.. -, - :. 1T. ,l.'S-
A., ga ~ :l1oi
,,, - 80 80. -. '-.', - 9 9
s.roo arouallv ag.,.r7er.,o-. -.
Tho?a - or 49,, ,.,,.'-.'l2, ~
I,sa,, H., ,.rTa~-.a.,a-. -. y
- IT, s,1---.-4 - - '''- .1'S Il :
cs,csn NJ. az -
se., - - - - :. 90
2r at.7er rs}-,s.r. ia, III I.a.
az rof - h, e...~1r-I T. -. - -
creair o.- ignac1 ,f rrcf.r- -;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24
CORK, August a.
ROMAN CATHOLICS.

ROMAN CATHOLICS.
The following has been sent by the titular arch
bishop of the diocese of Dublin to the diff.
ferenty parochial clergynen OF the Catholic re-
lgion:
Reverfnd Sirs,
The following exhortation is to be read in the
respective chapels, and otherwise communicated
as generally as possible, during fortnight from
this date, and SO long after as u may respective.
ly deem expediens- Relying on your experience
ed loyalty, have no doubt Of your exertions in
promoting peace and good order, and preventing
any arsempt to disturb either.
l remain,
With perfect regard,
Reverend sirs,
Your very humble servant in Christ,
Dublin, Sunday, July a, 1909.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24

with TO fell from thOuland TO twelve hundred
acres Of good Fartaing Land, in the county Of
Fairfax, on the waters of Pope's Head and jon
nymote runs.
TINS land will either be fold together or in ie-
psrsts parcels. as may be agreed on. It is well
h,uated for the diipcfal of produce, being within
twenty miles of Alexandria, and thirteen of the
Occoquan Mills.
Any pegion, wihing 70 purchafe, may know
the terms by applying to the iubfcriber near
Dumfries.
John Gibson.
Septic. dow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24
aE During the prefent Gekly iea-

81 During the prefent iickly iea-
on, tae ufs of SCOUGHTON's BITTERS
will be found Of the greateft iervcc; by fortify-
ing the contribution againA contagion, and by
bracing tie fyfeu,. 1t may be uied inaead of
ardent Iprits, mixed with gls!s of water, tea or
other beverage. Iris afo one Of the be& pfessp-
tiycs sgsinG the ague and lever, retoFss loa ap.
petite, expels worms in, caldren, and cures the
windy chclic.
Thefc Bitrers may be had, with ccaiou, dircc-
tions, in quar-, borfles, from the original ware
houEc in London, at one fourth part of the former
charge in walls, a, Ra6ert u J5oka Greyss book
fore, Alexandria.
Sept. 40. co3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24

IFUtECE.
THE Office of the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny of Alesalitria is removed to the house Of Jas.
B. Nekol.s.
By order Of the Board,
]. Is. NICHOLS, See'y.
n. 3. The hours of meeting Of che Board
are the fame as ufaal, and the time of acceptance
IS extended to four o'clock.
Insurance Office, Sept, IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24
Sept. H.
Hay MARKET Races.

THE Hay Market Jockey Club will COM
mence on The Sd day Of 0soher, being the fri
Monday in fad month, and will continue three
days: the hrG day four miles heats. the fecond
day three mile heats, and the third two mile
heats, free for any horle, mare or geIding, ageee.
ably to the rules OF the Frederickiburg Jockey
Club.
w. 1. WARRINGTON.
espt.-e. Iaw3w Sec'ry.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24
FROM THE BALANCE.

csmtayutir,< y;eqv If The dfsadvaafagss md Be
ntffs, zOhieb zcoalU pra6adJ accrue 70 The y
nt,ss5 States fr2m an enlargement ef fhs'1it erf,
s0,Iai llimtts bytbe pa,edafe IT eitbty
LOUISIANA OR THE FLORIDAS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24
Iatett jForatgM gatsltigenes,
CALCULATOR.

ReeeiUed b. The ship Diana. captain Aoqoy, ar
rieel at Baltimore, on Monday last, IN go Digs
from EOrk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
alarano ia anhsrlsgr.
THURSDAY, kPRIL IS.


Ii is currently reported that the Spanih
siiuiaer, the day after he had fent his lef-
ter and dispatches TO the Secretary OF State
to be for~ arded to New Orleans, deliver-
I'd another fer of difpatekes to our 60
vernment, in which were contained an Of
fetal account OF the transfer cf Louilans
to France, and of the orders for deliver
Ing the fame accordingly. From theIe
difpstches it officially appears. that our
conjecture concerning this buhnels was
correct, and thar SPAN had no right TO If
ht the orders as publlfhed. It is iaid
theie dispatches were communicated tor
the purPofe of having them publlihed ;
but the PRECEDENT thinks il would be bet
Ter to delay that a while. Nor enjoying
the privilege of Duane, in, pee ing into
the cabines and jearcbmg the records OF
tate, we cannot vouch tor its correetnels
but It is generally believed TO he true.
We@iagtoa FedfrGAf.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
NEW. YORK, April. IS.

Arrived hip William, Nye, Nennehunk !;
brio Venus, Croker, Savannah ; Cslena,
Clsrke, New Orlaans fch'r Experiment,
Dunr, Philadelphia Columbia, New
bsrn; GHlicms, Rndyard, GaaoalouPe /;
Ipdaitfy, Poit. North Carolina Polly,
Smith, Plymouth, North Carolina Ea-
ole, Barnard, Savannah Juliana, Bennett,
Do. Fair Trader; Waterbury, North Ca
roIina ; Warrington, Sears, Philadelphia /;
Scoop Warrington, Whitney, George
Town, North Carolina Betiey Maiier,
Philadelphia iloop Jenney, Jemeton,
do.
Cleared, hip Francis Ann, Townlend,
sumstrs; brig Minerva, Fir, Corunna ;
Hound, Fuller, Welt Indies !; Sch'r Gem
ncrce, Beman, Annapolis Royal Hoop
Eliza, Slocum, Charlefon.
Brig Carolina, Lee, from this port.
bound to St. Martins, put into Barbados
in dilreis.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28

.s,;,l.a evening. The wind w. VS. Lon, Ion
s''', u +. and E. ard Expectations were :
ne :, for the falet, OF yeiisls wnolS
sn's ,',l has been expected. But we cave
.i -, Issrn, Of many difaasrs hy the torn
., ..o,Isman from below Piymo0,n' IN
Az that he did not hear Of any ssiisis
n; .,a oo lhore IN his route.
'sd q. Iesrot lsG evening from Cape Co..
,,,' tbe fhr. Mary, Of Wiitatiet, captain
W. .''F;o' from Norfolk, went ahore In tie
ann s on The back OF Proyincetcwn, ana
a a,oo from ST. johns, bound to Philadei'
'h;,. with platter, had aIio gone on 10
t. i. CAPE the whole Of the c4rgoes with
~ (chr. aod aoop sre lof, excepting
s.v barrels Of -four and tar.
: The Newsuryport Hesali Of yeaesday
;,lorm,, " thar lehr. from Nova SEQ
!, Cor New York went aihore in Sandy
p,v On Saturdsy lalt, and isnow 70 pieces.
e. truck and Knocked her down on
tsr beam ends, and fove IN three OF her
dead lights, while lying TOO; and ihe I'm
msdia.ely filled and went atho.e. People
a1iaYed.P
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
REMARKS

On the Marquis of CaGa Yrujo's commu-
nica;ion TO our Executive, from the N.
York Evening Poa.
And what is there in the above to
ccahon fuch tumult of Joy in the demo
Gratis Of shiscityi One would really fup-
Pole that the Marquis Of Cofa Trujo had
Eet only married into the family of Gov
aucr M'Kesn, bur had fome how or other
became related TO every good democrat IN
sawn. Before, however, we fuffer our
's1vcs 70 die with rapture in aromatic
pm" LEI Us lock calmly once inore at the
.acd killing communication of the fweet
leOted Marquis.
!" His Catholic Msjsay, as inf IL Is
'g'iatios, as Seiirous Of living in the
sisaiea harmony with the United States,
aa' provided thar tie d<3sft 1go4ld csafi-
:" at New Orleans until the two gov
urmsnts hali come to an agreement about
0Wef equivalent place. Before we
.u1ance itep further, we ihould be glad
know what tzvo gOverumeufs are here
r,'e0ced If the reader will turn to the
@,.',,n,ng Po& Of the 18Th Of March, he
"l md letter from this fame Marquis
esfa frao, the Spanifh miaiaer. to the
D.. s,''s'y OF State and in the Evening
~. a OF the aiR Of March, he will 6nd
,sa ,rsf' tom MoniieuE Pichor, the French
!, . from both which official papers
rf'ais Snequiy0cally, and in express
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28
From a Paris PAPER.

The General Moreau who has been called
the Warrington Of trance--hves in very flu
perb, though tranquil, ityle in this capital. at
upper lately given to lixy p7rion,, there was
an attendant, handfonnely dreit behind the chair
of every perion preient here were ievcra
Eng iih gent ea,en arcnga he gue4s. he CT
tertanment paiItd off viii great cheerfunels
and unaffected freedom. Moreau himftf Was
very courteous and epen. tle f. ke-ot Bona
parte as great man, ard pr noanced him the
rra General in Eur pc; but, " flys he Eve
differ materially on porical iurieAs, particular
y refpectiog the Erg6fh Conhl uin, hich |
copllder as the w:felt fyitem Of government that
.4uman Wild ON ever deviied."
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VALUABLE PROPERTY,
a tract of Land on Holiness

A tract of Land on Holiness
run, in Fairfax county, containing forty
four &C IS and an hail, with a water Grit
Mil, Dwelling Houfe and other improve
nents thereon; known by the nam, ct
Milford, and formerly occupied BY Ro-
bert Aliion, dccsaiej, and is di(iant from
Alexandra about miles.
Another piece of Land in the
vicinity OF this town, near the George.
Town road, containing FIVE acres and
len perchrs.
Alto, the ellate, title and III
terea of laid Robert Meale TO the follow
ing lots aa3 ground rents, viz: che Lot
fronting on Pitt Greet, between King and
Cameron Greets, lstely occupied by Ro.
berr Meafe as garden Lot Cd WaIes's
Alley, adjoining the Lots in poaellion Of
Mich3el Thorn and Thomas Crandel;
crouad rent Of one hundred dollars per
aonum /: Gu a Lot on Union areef, lealcd
to Thomas Crandell; one other rent Of
forty dollars ger AMMAN; on Lot On
Wales's Alley Ieafed 10 Michael Thorn.
The flle Of the fra mentioned fratf Of
Land, will ccpmsnce az II O'Clock A.
M. and of the remainder at 3 o'clock P.
NJ. Terms Of Ca!e are notes with ap-
proved endorlers, negotiable al the Back
Of Alexandria, payable in three, fix,
ana nine months. Deeds to be executed
to the purchaiers after the laf Paymsnt.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
Ty1?ff.
A5xa IS. dsf
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Conditions.


/. 1t ihsll be printed in five large, hand
iome octave valumcs. One volume ihall
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cents Per volume, in boards, payable
on delivery.
II. II may be had in one delivery when
fni(hed, at twelve dollars and fifty
cents, or fifteen dollars we'll bound,
payable On the delivery of the books.
It will, however, be only obtained as
thefe prices, BY thoie who give the
publlhers their names during rhe pro-
csis of the wo:k, TO take it when f.
n;(hed.
III. At any comfortable diasnce from
Phiadelph.a, il can only be delivered
in the lat mentioned msnner-the for
warding Of Jingle volumes to many
places being impratticable.
April IS. d
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suct, was the becomina language Of tie
.saea in the Ensltfh natlcn; lueh Is Tie
language which il eminent!y becomes the
real aatelrusp Of this country TO hold on
his occsfon. Such language is held by
he fed yalipe ,,d - our ss;geffa,ies "
lsavc If, with their p;tisul fyflens of phi
l.,tarhy and economy 70 ADOPT the reyerfe.
We are co, vet % loa % al honorable
g.n,imenf }. -
sc VIII, ,,,I IT,: L,.oa T ~. a-J rse,,
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TIE Members will pleafe obf-rve
thar thes Anniversary Meeting the Me-
chanical Relief Society vii be held on
Monday the "A May, at 10 O'Clock in
the foTnoon, at The Council Chamber.
JOHN V. THOMAS.
oectef4ry.
Apr;l ~. 3fa