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Price One D0Har per packer.

Particular directions for their uIs are fealed up
with each, bur as the great benefit 20 be derived
from them can only be iccured by having them
genuine, the public are requeited to oOfctvc chat
the fignature of Meffrs. i hos. Stokes and Co.
are affixed TO each packet, without which mark
of authenticity, they are not genuine.
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public constitutions, shall be at the dis
posal of the French government. The
engagements already made shall be re.
speefed.
IA. The present government OF the
Electorate Shall abstain from exercising
any species of authority throughout the
country occupied by the French troops.
$. The General commander in chief
shall levy on the Electorate Of Hanover
such contribution as he shall think neces-
sary for the wants of the army.
Is. Every article on which doubts shall
arise, shall be interpreted fayor4bly to
the inhabitants Of tie Electorate.
II. The preceding articles shall not
prejudice the stipulations which may be
agced upon in favor OF the Electorate,
between the First Consul and any medi-
ating power.
Done at the Head Quarters at Sub
lingen, the slst Of June. 1905
Saving the appreciation Of the FIRST
Consul.)
ED. MORTIER,
The Lieut.. Gen. Commander in Chief.
F. DE BREMEN,
Judge of Electoral Court Of Justice
and Provincial Counsellor.
G. DE BOCII.
Lieutenant Colonel commandant Of the
regiment Of Electoral body Guards.
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G!eranDrta aonRrttsfr.
Z TU EspAY, AUG Usr IS.
MORE OF LOUISIANA.
To The Pbalaxx.

~
Did not Mr.. Livingston meet cold
reception from the consulate of France !;
and did he not experience, even mortlty-
ing neglect, until after the close Of the
18th day Of March LAST
Was it not on this identical twelfth day,
that copy of the British KiHg's message
to bis Parliament, denounc,ng vengeance
upon France, was presented to the asso
nished Bonaparte, -and was it not, on the
18th, may the very next morn) that Mr..
Livingston received the first jesuitlcal
smile from Bishop Talleyrand.-
DID not the Bishop from this time, bow
and smile, and cajole both Livingston and
Monroe? and did he not, finally making
virtue of necessity condescend to be-
friend his sister republic with bis masters
/ title 10 Louisiana, for the triaing conside-
ration of fifteen millions Of dollars! !.
Now as this grant was clearly made
subsequent to said MesMge--and as, by
that Message the Corsican Consu! depre.
Gated the fate of louisiana in common
with his territorial possessions in the west;
think We Demos, thar ye have got a clear
and indisputable title thereto?
The governor Of Martinique, VILLA
RET, in his late gasconade "to The troops
composing the garrisons Of Martinique
and St. Lucie," says, Remember, It
is more difficult to getat the English than
to conquer them, and that if they embark
on our coast, they themselves remove the
only obstacle which protects them agalnst
you."
4 Why Citoyen, Citoyen. Your -Corscan
master got at Abercronble, Smith. ana
Hutchinson--nay Citoyen, you yourself
got at the English few days after the
publication of your all conquering procla
nation at St. LUCE, part Of yonr own
government; and yet. Citoyen the 9nly
obstaele,were not removed.
We are sorry to inform our readers that
New York, again presents a scene OF dis
tress and confusion. In this consterna-
ton, only seventeen malignant cases
reached the health committee Their, on
the 9th instant. The confusion cf the
fright Of its citizens, has we fear CON-
signed many to the tomb without report.
We have withheld this alarming f'a, un-
till the public prints Of that, now devoted
City, warrants our PRONUNCIATION. May
our other seaports avert the contagion.-
"A countryman coming from, the Alex
andria Theatre the other evening where
that elegant spectacle, in the stllc OF a
Meio DyAme had been represented; was
loud in his concentrations OF that which
he beheId. What dye call it," cried
brother Buckskin, who guarded the
team, during his friends recreation. Why,
returned the former, it was a Meion
Dream.
The fchooner Sparrow Of this port was
| left az Surinan 80 days Gncc jua afriy-
ed.
The aoop Little Poll, Roberts was
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Stolzuan, and intercept by that means the
] communication with the capital.
ihe troops were in march when the
civil and military deputies Of the regency
LOT Hanover presented themselves before
my advanced posts; they invited me 70
suspend my march, and announced TO me
that they were ready to make advantage.
Gus propositions.
My answer was in the negative !;
they returned to make me new propositi-
ons /; | informed then, would listen to
none, unless / lad the certainty of iu,.
mediately occupying the country of Han.
over, aud particularly all the strong places
belonging to it. After long discussion
they signed convention, which accept
ed under the the condition that it should
be ratified by the respective governments.
You will see that the army Of the King
Of England are prisoners of war, that
am master Of the whole country, and par
ticularly 9th mouths of the Elbe and
the Weser.
have given orders to seize all the
vessels which are on those rivers. The
DIXIE Of Cambridge, the son of the Kirg
OF England, and governor Of Hanover,
judged it proper to give in his resignation
before the battle, andto make his retreat
in haste. He had, however, promised to
die with the Levy eamaG !; it is probable,
( thar he will be embarked before We arrive
at theahonth Of the Elbe.
We found at Niewburg l4,ooo
new muskets, and good deal of artille-
ny. According TO the accounts rendered
to me, presume thar | shall find in the
magazines and places of Hanover about
100000 muskets, and more than 1000
Cannon.
6 shall be the day after tomorrow in
the eity!of Hanover, the Continental Cap.
sal of the Kingof England. | have found
a considerable number Of horses for re-
mounting the cavalry and the artillery car
riages.
Much praise is due to the care and zeal
of gen. Dulauly.
$ have the honor to salute you.
EDWARD MORTIER. I"
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CONVENTION,

Signed between Messrs the Civil and Mi.
litary deputies of the Regency Of Han
over, and Lieutenant General Mortier,
Commander in Chief of the French
army.
Art. /. Hanover shall be occupied by
the French army, as we'll as the forts de-
pendent on it.
Art. 2. The Hanoverian troops shall
retire behind the Elbe.; they shall engage
on their parole of honor not to commit
any hostilities, or to bear arms against
the French army or its allies, SO long as
the war shall continue between France
and England. They shall not be released
from this oath until after they have been
exchanged against an equal number of
French generals, officers, subalterns, SOL
dlcrs, or sailors, who may happen to be
at the disposal of England.
8. No individual of the Hanoverian
troops shall quit the place assigned him,
without informing the General command
er in Chief.
4. The Hanoverian army shall retire
with the honors of war. The regiments
shall take with them their field pieces.
S. The artillery, powder, arms and
ammunition of every description, shall
be placed at the disposal of the French
army.
6. All the effects whatsoever belong
ing to the King of England, shall be
placed at the disposal of the French army.
z. All public monies shall be suques
tered-out that of the University shall
be appropriated to IFS original destination.
s. Every English soldier, or agent
whatsoever, in the pay Of England, shall
be arrested by order of the General COM
mander in chef, and sent into France.
g. The General commander in chief
reserves to himself the power Of making
in the government, and authorities con
stituted by the Eleetor, such changes as
he shall think proper.
10. All the French cavalry shall be
remounted at the expence of Hanover
the Electorate shall also provide for. the
the pay, cloathing and food of the French
army.
Ii. The worship of the different reli.
gions shall be maintained on the present
footing.
IL. All persons, and all the property
and families of Hanoyerian officers, shall
be under the safe guard>of French ho-
nor.
Is. All the revenues of the country,
! as we'll as the Electoral domains, and TIL
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1fooke Augulf !, OFT s days from this
pot for New Providence Lat. 80, 70,
long. 735.
| For the following information which we
derived from a friend in Waihington,
and which may be depended upon, We re-
tnrn our lincerc thanks.
" Mr.. Smith our LATE ambsfador at
Lifbon embarked at Naples a short time
lince on board Of an American veaIe, bound
for the Uoited States, which in a few
days after failing fell in with and after a
comfortable engagement was caYtared by
a coriair belonging to che Dry @Algi<ys.
dlea. En-.
Exfy0R gf akttty 1,om J 4. cafbearf,
Esq. 10 fbr Seeset0y1ef Stare, aatra
Legbou, nd Juue, 1909.
g The enclofed communication from
my correspondent, Mr.. Wrn. higgins,
an Englifh merchant at Malta, gave me
inexpreiiible talisfa6tion. vii! give. you
it verbatim.
g Malta Nay "a, 1902.
/" We have no news here. The a.
dams arrived yeferday, but the COM
nodore with the John Adams are cruz
ing off Tripoli. The laf veGel has
brought in the Tripoline lord high ad-
mifai's lhip which fhe took 10 going int,
Tripoli, in direct violation of thu pals giy.s''
en- her. Size is certainly good prize;
though / imagine the commodore will not
condemn her, before he hears from home.'
The Aati-F
THE great number Of children who
fall victims TO the Cholera, in this season
of the year, is strong inducernent to pub
lish the following remedy, which has al,
ways succeeded when the lax proceeded
not from the effect of worms, the cutting
of teeth, or from repercated huucurs:
it strengthens the debilitated organs
and neutral.ses the acrlnony of the NOR
btic humour.
Put half drachm of salt Ct sTartara in
a pint Of water, this is all the remedy.
Give the patient of this alkaline water
every two hours, lengthening the interval
OF thedoses as soon as the complaint be-
gins to abate, which commonly happens
the same day.
To a child Ole year OLD, two teaspoons
full for the fir dose, and afterwards only
che spoonful, every two hours, IN two or
three spoonful Of mix aud water sweet
ened together; increasing the desc ac-
cording to the age, half a tea spoonful
more for every year.
This remedy is equally efeGual for a.
dulrs !; it Isl sors Of speciicin bilious .di-
arrhea.
The Grst dose Cor adult, is table spoon
u, mixed with an equal quantity Of
sweetened water, afterwards the half Of
this dose four or Ave tinss IN ID hours.
If due attention be given to tbs RENE
dy, hundreds Of victims VIII be snatcned
from the jaws Of death every year.
The heads of families, who may be ig-
norant, tbat the salt Of Fartara is dis
solyable in the az ought to preserve it
for use IN a phial stopped NJ.
The, printers in general for humanity
sake, ars requested 70 give this remedy all
possible puollcity. { elegrapb.J
Died at Hasre, mr.. T5smGs C0llozu,
senior partner of tie old and very resPec
table house of Gollow, Fieres, Carml-
chael s Co. Of tha, place.
At Hull, CAPT. Joba Radd, Of
the ship Richin md of New York.
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For NORFOLK,
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YUSSUERoRA FULLMG.Mztt.

THE subscriber takes this method
j of informing his customers and
the Publiein general, that he still coIti-
nues to carry ON the Pulling and Dying
Business at Edward Beeson's Fuliing-
Mill within sight Of Martinsbarg, Berke-
ley County. He returns his sincere
thanks to the public for the encourage.
ment he has met with since his CON-
meneement in that line of business, and
hopes to merit aeontinuance Of their IA
YOURS. He has plenty Of. water. and q
large supply Of SOAP and DYE
SIUFFS, which win enable him to fur.
nish his CUSTOMERS with the most iashi-
enable colours and with quick dispatch.
JONATHAN WfCKERSHAM.
September 9, 1908. i 4
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"A Public Debt is a Public Curse

~.. O.,
Gay tne Jacoo'nos YET an extra sessi-
on 2, eohgress Is cameo 70 aoa htseen
in'"ns % y, ooiiars 10 tnat pnohe deot,
Whisn wan increase II TO upward: Ct
one nunared millions OF dollars: And tor
wnat Is TINS increase For the Jarisdie-
ilon OF q region OF land covered with
enoians Al the sime too wnen the United
oia'es nave on hand Tnlcn tney cannot
sen' no , less tnan two hundred and thirty
rive Nihllons OF Aeres; enough to form
zen state: as large q Massashusests-
aha 2 Jorlsuiction TOD winch the ceders
a. tne time OF eession mad no more ply.
s,ea' power @ convey .nan ,ne devil had
.ne iand nseoasred g g,ve the savior OF
tne world. New Orleans we admit
Woala nave oeen~ortn part OF the money
were II not that we mad just as good
f,sht to use that island Tor all the ParPos-
esiorwhieh u can DC useful to u.s. before,
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AMERICANS.

Hairy Croswell Editor Of the Wasp
has been tried for a libel on the Presidents.
As the Republican Judge wouldnot per.
nit him 70 GIVE THE TRUTH IN
evidence he of course was Convicted
Not so Of Carlton, Of Salem, for a libel
on Col. Pickering The was az liberty %
producethe truth, but could not--he was
therefore convicted Of Publishing a false
hoed Ut
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THE OFFICERS ofth e7th Re.
4 .gitnent of Berkeley Militia, are
ordered TO attend Muster at Martins
burg, on the goth of October next, to
continue for the term prescribed by law.
The Regimentai Muster is ordered to
be held on-she asth day Of the same
month, at Martinsburg. :,
DAVID HUNTER, =
s.ss., Col. Con.
I 'September 9, 1905. ~.
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Mr.. JEfTERson's Coss1s;TENcY.

Z Mr.. Jefferson is 4 consistent man
and so is our Attorney General and so
are all those democrats who wish to give
the federal printers the iock JAN. No
7i6ef thus far, for there Is no ruth. We
win not say that Mr.. Jefferson and his
partiSans are Inconsistent, but We will
prove them so--iibei or no libel. @s- !. :
On the 4th day or May, 1901, the fol.
lowing sentiments feIl from tie pen ofthe
/" greatest man in America"
~. am sensible with you Of the dis
/" tortions and Perversions Of truth and
I" justice, practised in the public papers
/" and how ditfcuft 10 decypier charac..
g ter, through that medium. But these
g abuses Of the press are inseperable from
sits freedom; and lis freedom must be
= protected, or liberty, civil and religi-
!" Gus, be reiinquished. Its a part of
6 our duty therefore, TO submit 10 the
- decorations Of IDS SANDERS, as less iniu.
8 rious, to our country than the trammels
switch suppress them" II
THOMAS JEFFERSON." i
In the year tsoS, H. Croswell had
his trial for libelling the said Thomas
Je ferson, BY publication, the truth Of
which he offered 10 prove, but was not
permitfed.--Now put this and that to-
gether, and learn 70 admire the eonsiss-
eney Of democrats. {
-, - - lRaLAScr.l 3
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rLOn. Pap

BY the last statement Of the, British
navy il appears to consist of 1875 sail Of
the line Is, from so to 60 guns, AIS
frigstes. 1896 sloops Of war, making to-
gether 631 which is more powerful feet
than the combined nations Of Europe;
could muster. ~.. ..' .>
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SIX CENTS REWARD.

II An away from the subscriber on
IN Sunday the aist August, ~ APP
prentice boy named John G, Gustin.-
Al persons are hereby ciutioned from
harboufinG Or employ ing he said Appren-
lice. as I am determined 20 prosecute
every person 50 offending and any per.
son who Willtake up said runaway and
return him 70 me, shall have the above
reward. ;, 81 S.
.GEoRGE DREAMER, jun:
Barn, September. o. isos.
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EeF SoseS eeee stSssgs1sWH~ 4FuctSZ ~ Lana
situate in the County Of. Hampshire,
-FOUR hundred and sixty seven e, acres.
II withinone mile ofthe town Of Frank.
fort; there are On this tract comfortable
buildings for . small family, about so
aeres Of land cleared and tenant now
living On il; Z great proportion or this
trAct Is Fl Tor cultivation, and wellsaicus
lated to produce small grain, itabounds
with timber, which is valuable, being 90
near town. 80. I'LL. -! - -
One moie,y Of 1850 acres, within one
mile of the North Branch Of Potomak,
not more than ave miles above Oidtown
this tract il not improved. 10y
One moiety of 5os acres, adjoining
the above 4 FIJI proportion ofthis tract
viii produce as much small grain as any
upland m the county; some Meadow
may be made. - = ,. ..-.. S.
The above lands we're surveyed op.
wards Of twenty foafr years ago. :;
Cash. Negroes, orygood horses, win
be taken IN payment for al or any one Of
the above tracts, by the subscriber living
in Middle Town, Tor Garfards TOWN.
Berkeley County, who win shew the IL
tie papers, &c. and viii give a general
warrantee. e.
GEORGE LAMoN. !,
Septehbere, 1905. 81
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GENERAL meeting of.he Over.

4 GENERAL meeting ofthe Over
n seers Of the Poor Of die County Of
Berkeley. j. appointed 70 be holden at
Martinsburg he 27th day Of this pre-!
sent month. i is. requested that the
Oyerseers win not fail 10 attend, Is busi-
ness Of importance win Be laid before
1neuis FsstJZsts., =. ~ Il - 49, E-z3
BY order Of the board. Teste,
ROBERT cOCEBURN, 6. OIL.
September Q, 1905.
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sPIKEsan NAILS

Ar M'CALL's Aidngfaetory, on Royal
-:- Street, Aiexdndria
Blythe Cask for Cash, a. the following
prices: ssss: .;S !.
-. WRouGHT Mains,
Bolts and Spikes, st 8 lad. perth.
4od. and sod. Nails, 9 lad. do.
2od. Nails or heavy 9 led. do. So
lad. and iod. do 0i-sd. do. -
Sd. do. do. 10 i-2d. do.
= Cd. do. ID. ltis2d. do.
I'd. do. do. - lad. do. ~
-. Cur ,NAILS.
2od. lad and 1od. Mills, at I'd. per d.
I'd. do. y1-2d. do
cd. do. si-2d. do.
I'd. do. .el.9d. do.
aod. tad. and Iod. Brads, I'd. Z do.
cd: do. { - Rad. do.
Retail price one penny per b. more.
- Bar-Iron, German and Americai
Steel, Hoop Iron, Nail.Rods, &c. sold
at the above Factory. -
zSeptember9, 1905. So
i
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nbs sahon Fnday the sota sfbtembe.rr,
on the plantation Of Funds mill on Po-
tomac IN Berkeley County, al the E..
state efCapt. Charles Edela dec. con-
Sisfing IF -" Z - 49,
TEN Virginia, NEGROES, four
h working hands and six promising
children Of different ages, Horses, Wag-
gon and Geers, Cattle, Hogs, Farming
Utensils and Household Furniture
Nine months credit win be allowed the
purchaser, On giving bold With approx.
ed security TO = - -
MARY EDELIN,, Adm'x
JACOB FRENCH, Adm'r.
September .; 1sos. -
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THOMAS IEFFERSON.' 2
.IBaLAxcR.l

The Freach, irthe course Of The hsts
zen years, have purchased IN immense
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TAKE NOTICE.

For sak, the j'ilssaiss Tract, It Land,
situate in the County Of Ha.ssshire;;,
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ibid.
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Ga a9 lrN u Il + tbe taSrfb day Of A.
5rY aext, qgiH he /oi4t at pe1d4e, ar
tbe. pyemyss, on a credit Of 60 and 60
day.,
Thofe two HOUSES on the
fouth :wea corner Of King and Wahing-
,on fleets, al prefent occupied by Philif
RuG.li aAd John Violet.
AJs,
The llsall Eoufe and Shop on.
Walhingson Greet adjoining.
For injofma,ion as.to the title, &c. &c.
apply TO Jonah Thompfon, Elq. or 10
TIlOS. PATTEN,
1n27ioneer.
March IS. d
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Tfbe bigbea bidder, ly fberEaerato,s ef
: fbe lafe Gen. Ceorge Wasbmgt0n, The
J5loqvi4g
TRACTS OF LAND,
al tie times ard placer Hereafter nes-
fisaed, vis.
On the Shrlt Monday in April,
Oh the premifes, 600 acres lying 10 Charles
county, in the Fate OF Maryland, near a
place calledyhe Fiji Trap, about rs miles
above PorsTobacco.
On tie I'd Monday in April,
OF the Premaes, SIG acres IN Montgo-
merry county, in the fate of Maryland,
in the neighboufhood OF Frederick Town,
not far from KiSorsan.
|. on the 9Th day Of April, at
ChaEIsstown, 453 acres 10 .Jeferlon coun-
,y, Virginia, a5ouf two miles wea Of
Chariefon. Allo,a4o acres lying iniiamP
fhire county, on Potomac river, about
ia miles above Bath.
On the 10Th day Of April, on
the premifes, 1900 acres in Jeferfon
county, on-the fourth fork Of Bullikin.
sOnthe 10Th day of April, on
the pfemifes, ,S3 acres in Jeferfon coun
~ in Wormley line.
On the Goth day Of April, on
the premites, ST. acres in Frederick
county, I4rlilss fouth of Battle Town.
On the 22d day of April, at
Paris, 74SI acres On Aihby's Bent, and
SIS acres on Chattin's run, in Faquier
County.
One fourth of the amount Of
the purchale money TO be Paid down, and
the balance in three equal annual initial
raents, TO be fecured by mortgage on
the prcmiies, and TO carry interea from
the day of iale.
The EXECUTORS.
March II. J
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Fifteen Dollars KeWara.

.
ID AN AWAY IN Saturday, thc 5;h # this
N month briehr Mn'atto Man, namrd
sfLP:dElJ; abouf 70 or3o years Of age: &c
i, b,ut feet 7 % 8 chcs high, p!cafaue eoua-
renance fpeak> r2th-' ilow, ont very let,qc nd
handy at any work he icrvej an app entiesib.p
to a weaver, IS good Torkman at 1h3t III.
refs, and remarkable god han1in rick
yard Iii .hort, he is mart at anv ,hnp re is
rs sboot he Is very fond Of fpit'ts at'y h,,id.
Cannot ,Acictibe his d ef,. t.e never ral, anay
oeiore, 70 expect he has been inticed af. by
fomc arrful viiair if it be he clie and IN
man can be appreciated J will give SO Dollars
on his conviction ofthe theft.
70 Fat B0cGEsS
n. B. forewarn al pcrf,fs ir4r' irss bring
fad fellow at their pe'i, IS IN that cafe they
may expea e be prciecu'ed.
L. 60 v. IL 4
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March IS.
WILL BE SOLD,

Will BE SOLD,
Tofbe bigbea biddey, BY fbesExeeatsrsef
fbe LATE Gen. G<orge Wasbmgt0n, tbs
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sale5 by aultIaa.
On WEDNESDAY,

n 10 s'elaek, ssilf Be JoH al tie VfrA
St.yr, tbe corner of KiaS ard Or
sf,fsfs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiAey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels
Gin in caGSs,
Wine in pipes snd quatteI caiSs'
h;ola6cs 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Ksiiins Ia kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
"A variety Of DRY GOODS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29
William HarlNoyme
HAS FOR SALE,
Forty barrels new Beef,

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Five ais. Pork,
Fifty bis. Tsr,
Else AMI coade Salt,
Fifa qaatlty Sugar u hhds and Bis
Paila. loaf and lump Sugar IN Go.
Five pipes old Liibon Vine,
One pipe Maleira, tour years old,
P>n..iyivania and Swediih Bsr Ircn,
One pair Bur Mlll Stones, S feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. abour 5 feel.
-4n4 at b. NIL,
Shorts and Bran,
Iadiau Meal,
Rye Meal,
se5Olss,
Platter Of Paris by the bufhel.
sd Mo, 10. q