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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
WALTER POTTER,
BQOh- RTNDER AND STATlONrn

= bNCla slHDER AND SFATlONER,
Ofb9is Itlsgr5. Mtt>brl and Gardrsrt, a3aia R,s.t
Richmond,
GRATEFUL for the encouragement, he has
NJ resolved, fOce Commencing buGnef;, ,akes
TINS method Of return ng thanks, aud TO folicit
continuance thereof
He hos jul received fren fapply Of Stationery,
COMMITTING of Super Royal, Royal, Medium, DENY,
fohoc ana Qaarto PoR, Fool'Tcap, and Pot Wri-
ling Paper:
Blue. Blotting, Cartridge, and large Brown
Wrapping Papers. Ked ana Black inf-Powder,
Liqmo dittoi Pewterand Gl2i, Ink Stands, Sand
and Sand Boxes; Pounee. ard Pounce Boxes
Req aod Black Sealing Wax, Red, black, and
variety Of Waters Gold Lcafg States, ard Slate
Pencils; Red and Black Lead ditto, Ivory Fol
dersi Red Tape; Quiliss Indian Rubber Bon
net Potc6oard, Sc.
Merchant, Accomps Booi-s ruled to any pat
tern Boos, Binding in all its yariou; branches,
executed with nestnets, accuracy, and dilpateh.
Now On hand, large aiortment Of Blank
Books.
M.y ~. s,'7
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14

AN aged widow had an only ion, who
repeatedly tranlarear,l tie rssi-s ,,;ssi,,,..
ed IN The facred k91aN, 10 be obietge,1
oy oil true believers he neele6aed the
cuttomary ablurions, he gave 10 aims,
and eat meat before the FAIRS appeared
during the holy faaf Of Ramaler. =
when the gates Of parable are ohen.
and tkoie of hell are lhur > he inJosi-
catei him{eif with oPiu1a and wine, and
bowed not his body to The orinipo-
tent AflSb, the maker ofthe world
His mother. rendered fuperlatjye)y
unhappy by his mifconduct, tried mum
oerieis methods 20 reclaim him without
effeff' Ar lat, with great difficulty
fac prevailed On him, when he commit
Ieda had action, to drive nail into the
wall Of his chamber, and when he csr-
formed a good action, to rake one out.
In hort time the wall was nearly CO.
verec wich the marks Of his eu;lc bun
the WORT people may become 5l.r bclF.
Alter long time had clagtcd h began
to refrain from his evil courlcs. and
conducted hirnielf w,Jh 70 much 2ropri.-
~, rhar the nails gradually 3ininijaed
and we.c at lair al drawn out Of which
Circumstance nc ezultir gly informed his
venerable parent, who, wi.h the great.
e'E comPolure, addreGed him as fol
| lows
"My fon," aid he, ,<yea have, it
IS true, dutifully amended eoBy advice,
and enteredinto the plsalant raths OF
Yirrue, bur be not too proud thar rhe
nails are al drawn our, for the MARI
where they 5avs b<aH fill fenaain; 70.
ilkewiic, The odium Of yoar fo!nsf
mlfcondu6t, w;il not be erafd from
your character, uniels you condmie 10
Purine che road 70 rbe bIefcd waters OF
Parable, and ncYer rspiunae into the
dreadful galPh Of pollution, from which
you have fortunately efcaped.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
RICHMOND MILLS.

ME 'ableribet hereby informs me ,abt;.
5naS st length, after much trouble and sr
pence ne has nearly completed one Of b;s Nf;T,-
gu 'he JNFf' Ntvtr Ca9&S, in which there ,rs
Two M par Of Burr fones for ninnfsagr;no.
vile" ". l. ard two pair of Cologne Zones 40 8
ready TO grind CORN. ''O"'' "ON
4, nat the Inconvenience whicR niphs a,;Es mn,
aesay a difference OF mcaiilses tay b. a,,o;.I
S"NN will De resolved culy by wtiobt A. 6ft,,
Po1ne5 to the buihel, and iuppiy OF MIA. anI
i1oNltNf Will always Be kepr ready 20 ,;v, =,
exc s aange, at the rate Of eighty ave por1ds ~
IDEAL or nncty-two pcands Of Aominy 20 ,o- ,n o.
hundred bounds of Corn. ava '''
After !he io!s.of weight By cleaning, and eva
porat'on In grinding is dcdntlcd The toll ON Meal
wa DC only about one tenth, and ON HDni.v one
twentieth; 1t will, therefore, Be much 70 ~, ~.
tere!t OF shole who keep horges, to have an their
Corn ground, '''''
as che trbicriber is now providing Pan and
screen Tor the porpofe Of cleaning the Corn eHec-
5paiiy BEFORE u IS ground, and as the Meal will
De made from the beR Corn only. and non. Inn,
fuch as IS understandable will be received he hone,
that general iatisfa6tion viii be Given.
THOMAS RUTHEPFQ0pp
N B. The dednaion for storeaee and Shrink
age on Corn, depoired to be exchanged for Mia
and fion''ny. will be made as moderate as poilble
January I, 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
BURR MILESTONE
MANuFACTORY.

THE fuhlcriber takes this mode oF return
* irg his thanks to his former patrons, ana
informing the pu6lie in general that he !,as2tby
deGre OF his friehds4 Recommended inc
MANUFACTURING of BURR MIL
STONES, and having tutniihed himielf with
fuppIy of the beif materials, and having had
fifteen years experience in the bufiiie(s in Bali
fimore, Peterbufg, and Richmond, hopes 10
be able to give fatisfaction TOMS employers.
The ftones he will warrant to be as good
as any in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM
PENNocK, Norfolk; Capt, WILLIAM
CHAMBER S, Staunton; Mr.. WILLIAM HAY,
1Vythe County; or Mr.. RoBERT Moor E,
Petersburg, Gall be duly attended to, and
country produce received in payment ii the
cultomary prices
- TWO APPRENTICES will be ia
ken TO the above buGnefs, and fhorr tine re-
CURED. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Riebmoad, Taa. rosb 1903. (if)
n. B. For fale, LAISTER ofPHRLS,
m ftone or ground, for the Improvement Of
land, with directions for the ufe thereof
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
FUCKERS BLACKSTONE.

@ENTLEMEN in any part Of Virginia, who
Z ! have fubicriprion papers In sheir hands, are
earneftiy rcouclted to fend chem iHmeaiately by
pct TO the puklihers in Philadelphia. The work
is in great forwardnes, and will, il is pfeiumed,
be ready to deliver early in the fall beforewhict
sin,e it viii be rhe ineeleft Ut thofe wte iuepdfto
ipbicrihe to leave their names with the Ppbliihers
Since the Profpcetus was hra iAGed, Judge Tucker
has made ielesiion Of the moa applicable 81 MIR,
Chiftinn's Notes, which viii DC printed onder
their proper references.
IKE painters oF ali tbe VirEinfd pabert coA plfaJr
to irfrt ire a5oVs one me7td, ard i<Ha fhsar re
toantt 10 Mr.. S Pisofa1'i, Richmond, aaagsgsd
20 Il Snail,
May 10, 1909, in -,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
RICHMOND MILLS.

IT. HE pubic are hereby respectfully informed,
4 that we fhall continue to furni;h Meal and
tIominy for next quarter at tho fame prizes as
the laR, viz. for heal per buhel of 5elbs. as Sd.
honiny per huhel of So lbs. 80. sd, And they
are requeRed to take Notice, that Ihe'c articles
viii only be delivered hereafter tiebests which
faay be had at our Counting houie.
T. RUTHERFORD & Go,
Marcb an. 1908.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
FROM THE Patriots
THE DEMOCRATIC pi3Rev

TIE DEMOCRATIC afipsv
RI. ~. ~ = - - - - s Cnb Z
Whi!5m Hsy5g's we're jjn% ~ ,r'g s,. ,.,..
fatoa,
Ere tbe E[oxBY ofEl.n.os ,ga4 k,ay, 20 81, IL.
lam, ii7,siae l. Be ,yor nrr - "A'''"
ja& Gz tc bear aornocra,s NC ri nI..t
all ouoae hobby, al On one bobbv
All Or QUE ho,;.J. zee ~, ore h,
s-r,a..r,[
WoeiA you know tnsn the hobby ,e ,,S;og lens.
Drag,
IS &'"aon.yL &sasomy = .hcee si45syg- RIO
Wien deniocr5ss tocg, h, MOOR ;,l,c.
And mounted si,eir hss,y Ill, a. w, ia o.
Ike very frtE Heo ,,ar G;c -. - ,Se"'e'
3hs lbrrv Ileii P,.,gosogt,. 5I,,;. 80 0'oo1'
A poor hoGbs! ali ,oor +,hh;, ~'1"'
Aay poor hobby! tos. Cn..Ji 10y I'D,
=. SsctrAr,ya.
Tie oaEIf 9f tb', :r,a5iag v,r. Z arg enc knos.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
BURR MILL STONE
MANuFACTORY,

II he inhiefiber feturns lncefe thanks 70 his
-5fientts and the public generally, for the
very great encouragement he received in his line
OF r'4hnsis !tpce bis commencement In Richmond.
re has !ateiy received large npply CT excellent
Bdrr-StonSs at his mandatory, aud does not Ell
cate TO tag, that ne viii fell Barr Mil Stores as
chesP as they we're ever fold in the United States:
ne VAL warrant them TO DC Of the belt quality, and
give ample ecorty tif reqnired} for their csrfor
NANCE t~ouHtry produoe will be ssken IN pa,,
ment. or mort credit given he has aIrooR everv
hlsd hdIl-Stones ready for delivery; alto PI,AS-
TER ct PARIS ground and in the fone.
CARSON HOLIDAY.
Riebmond, 7on. 2Sfb, 1903. ftfl
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
STALLED BEEVES;
1znifaa5, aAdISooo cOfig6tef ebsice Basoa,
FOR SALE.

Fer cafh, or Respectable merchants notes At
fNty days lean furnifh purchafer with
icyenty as fat builocks as any in the Fate, per-
ha3s not quite 70 large bored as tie cattle
from the Hou[h branch Of the Potomack, but
eqaally fat. In preference would fell then
on Tho Ipot were they are failed, but will dr;t ?
chem to NlrtoH, Riebmead, or Pltsry5ayr,
# preVlouly engaged by butcher, OF any
other pcrlop inclined to by, and as Il NAV
not be convenient, to take, or. pay !or the
wf'ole at one tinc, ppFchatar may have any
part nor ieis than ten Il taken here, but #
.dtiven by my own people, shey matt al 90 at
one time. have alto a number Of exceeding
tat mutton5, and 5000 eight ofchoice bacon,
the hams lalt-petred with particular care, and
the whole made out Of large lat hogs, and in
tended for the ufe Of private families. Let
'erss foit-paid, directed tome BY mail 70 MAR
{ ALtsvILLe, MRcK1RNpURG county halj
be duly noticed.
WILLIAM. CUNNINGHAM,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
20 DOLLARS REWARD.


y AN away from the fu5icriber Giving few
N miles above Richmond] in OEober iaf. 2
NEGRO WOMAN named Sciila, aboutg feet. 4ore
inches high, ota dark complex N, aged abov,
s. yoars: he has tcar on one hde other acc.wbieh
ws5 occahoned By pair Of lbears when de
was yonrg ihe his alto mole in her face near
rne bottom Of her mole darker than her COM
plezion. Her clothes are Boz recolleetcd. Bat
am told The fole {onie from negro man f9on
after The ~eot off, which conGRad of a coat.
wal.coat, and breechcs in which ne d;touifed
heTielE ara told BY lome Of her acauainfance.,
that he intended going to Mr. Edward Wa-rea.s
plantation il Charles City County, where l,e ms
of0iAsv ags otter relations, and from there 70 a
?'1cg called Co'yricg( "a fs~ miles below Nsaa ~ss
eodrt h7uie} tbs property Of william Cbamrer-
lain, siq @aefe lIpp7le nc is nov larsing
hoeyer viii deliver me above me otioned wo-
oian 60 me,in EeaFieo, hall receive che abag.
reward, or half thar Jun by iccgring her ia ar
public jail, 70 that get her again.
BARTHO. OAIBXIDGa.
HI1lsr, M.t a. 1879, 4:.l =
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NOrx

: DURING the moon Of l'8rnadaA, the
Mabomedans oeither co., drink, fnoak
nor walh eheir raurbs, nor even lwal-
low thef 4 Ftfle, TIL El.e tlars appear ia
the frpament,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
TO RENT,

A ND pe2ef1ion given the hrH Of Eext
- month the upper part cfrhe houie occGpfs
cd by the iubicribers, in which there are Eve
convenient rooms, together with good,kitcb-
en- and table fol three horfes. There Is a well
OF water in the yard.
Apply %
THOMAS AND AMOS LADB,
Rict0:osl, Apy3, 3D. r103 f.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-14
a QUANTITY Of
STONE LIME
Z" 1fer<ts, JoF jas Il
WILLIAM DAVfDSON,

- To has iu4 sarsirctt .rce ,7usa,ir- Z
eKcr''ent IRISH POTATOES which he
vii ieheap for cafh.
Rifsnaa4, 4pyi! 81. 1903,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
The subscriber has for sale at his store in Uni.
on Street,
Hi kinds Of Groceries.

ioooEbs. of first quality Rhode Island cheese
LARGE potatoes, excellent sweet eyder, by the bar
rel, butter by the frkin, R. !. applies, cramber-
ries fresh English waruss, loaf aid brown sugar,
by the barrel, codfsh, by the hundred or pound,
onions BY the kondred o. single bunch, raisins,
or snges and lines. best S. seq flesh alnlonis
and rutnegs, excellent y. England knit stock.
iogs, gloves. aud nittens, hs 70 encourts' the
ice. q. WILLIS.
December S. q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
Ten Dollars Rezoard.
Thirty Dollars REGARD.


Runaway from rhe subscriber on the 18th
Of October last, negro man slave named
B Q B,
about 60 years of age, five feet nine inches high
straight hrnbed aud well formed; said slave hath
an impairment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with HIM variety Of
good cloathipg, a description of which is unneces-
sary, as 1t is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
sconded andin all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
If Mr.. IoaN Muir, late of this town, but now
I'd to be free. The above reward will be paid
Tor securing said Negro BOB, 10 any goal, and
further reward Of Ten EoLLARs for the dis.
eovery of those who have been accessory to his
goncealmept.
CAPTAINS Of vesse,s, &C. are forwasned at
shsir peril, not TO take him away.
ROBERT 3. JAMESON.
/ Nov. IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
l2ubltf Jienl1l!e.

On FRIDAY,
4sso s,slsek, spiV Be- said at fb< Yrn9a< sfsrx,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WhiRey and Apple Brandy In bls.
Sugar in hhds. tierees and bls.
Coffee in sicrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rsifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
ALs O,
a vnriety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coanngss
Kedcymeres, Outfits,
Plains and Kerfeys,
! Negro Cottons, Serges.
Elaficks, blue Friczcs,
Calnnancces and RnRels,
Yarn Stockings
Chintxrs and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, Sileiia do.
Ofaabnrgs and TicklenbuIgs,
MuAius and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Clotha
Bandanna Handkerchief,
coionred Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Dec. 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
5aIes By Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,,

q e,tlgsk, zvili Be tilt qtf5s TsSaat Sfore, tx
I e.ruer of Kiag and Union 9,<sts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels
WhiIkey IN barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Cin in caiks
.Niae in pipes and quattcr casSss
glosailcs 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and. brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rains in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
AUarssty Of DRY GOODS,
-aMesG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lriih Linens,
csf;mer.s. Calicoes,
Terl.ys. Threads,
3 1aar;nqs. Chintzes,
HaIfthicks. Bcdticks,
fsarnaught, Ozrmhurgs,
glaokets. Sewing Silks,
rlanss. Muffin and Muffin
Negs stons. FIandkerchicfs,
sWoSs sld orher India Cottons, Sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, As5iasst,.
Dec. ID.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
IAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
Has yrstiu,ta his FILL 4aQSftrsitst 81
FANCY COZ IDS.

Which he will difpole Of On shr. laest rsatanable
terms, by the yard, or make uP, eathc alofssii.
notice 10 fait the tate Of any
8yovgR aokirb are lie fbl!aaoiags;; s
SUPREME black, blur, drab,A claIet, Gin:
namon, bottle green, different fnades; Ight,..
dark, and Oxford mixtures; ALTO, one piece ppst
fine milled French blue, ipitablc for elosks ea Z
iimetes, veivets, vclycteens and cords all eplofs
fancy fvandowns, R0tian ditto, fix noieikln S.
velvet; with pumter of diffetent coiooEeds
.coatngs AID napt frizes, fore OF Wbrh sre.mill
ed ;-Aaanels, tvvillcd and plain, iafhionabc and
plain buttons, SIC. &c.
f0lu good 70ayns,ws's ua1lled
Immediately.
October III. 9
VIM. H. and ENOCH M. L.YIsESs-
HAVE JUST. RECEIVED,
By the brig franklin, from Philadelphia, and
are now opening at their NEW STORE, on
KING-STREEg, next door TO BENNETT "a and
WATTs's,
Agenerat and ueN selected dSscrtselat. 81 81 !.
Fall and Winter GOODS, s.
Which they will fell al tie moa ssdaesd ..ptsess.
for CASH. IS ~ ]. ~.
Nov. 8. 500
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
TUESDAY,, DEcEMBER 13, l8o3.
EfTataass.t slltss.

w lf6stU strsL Vet1st. - 80 -. 49,
The Sabsefibsrs ave src;srlp We'd and.
efsf for sale, BY 70, i,
ti1a Etlr Baltimore stiu
exctlleSf, All It ,ssli Ear fisSB lstnoir-
prfces. Trey 10 tlrsssRs mfy shcfSly,5
larger azcsGeni .thetssfns Psaee IS
s ~ 70 f. laael0E, II VI
5;S5EI lsIiED
i tso mn for SalSSafss<iy
Al TT a Ell S HE'D
"A SER MO
Occsstoned the stlkaets which frrvsites ar.
AleSandiia, dnrf the months OF Anlust. Sep.
tesf.ber, and OCT ber;; giving detaf of that
SICKNESS, and M sssIr of the views Of Ieeyldenee,
-aysueh scalas3lii srlts VISTA tipns..
#. With an Appendix,
Containing aasss, 2tetasige to tlic origin Of the
sickness, the extent of the rmortaiity, The ,absrs
Of the Eqpsittee Of Health, and the cousr. tuti-
Gus for tie rsAef6fth s. poor.
80. By James Muir, d. d.
Z. !. Pastore 81 the Presbyte rian Church.
s Jaeestn L.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-28
Dilfrlct Of Columbia,
County Of Alexandria, G.

County Of Alexandria, q.
IuaE TERM, 1903.
Robert War. Peacock, Com
plainant, AGAINST
Owen Roberts ana Daniel c. =" ~"a"'''''
Brent, Defendants.
The defendant not having entered
his appearance and given fcclrity according to
The at of sGmbly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing TO the a,istattion Of the court, upon
sfidayit that the faid Owen Roberts is NOT an in.
babitans of this Difritt, on motion of iaid com.
plainant by his council it is ordered, thar the fad
defendant, Owen Roberts, do appear mere on the
ffG day eli November term next, and enter his
appearance to this fuit, and give fecurity FOR per-
forming the decree Of the court, and that the other
defendant, Daniel c. Brent, DO no, pay awaye
convey, or fecrete the debts by him owing to, oe
the efate or effects in his hands belonging, TO the
faid abicnt defendant, Oven Roberts, until the
further order or decree of this court and that
copy of this order be forthwith publilhed for two
months fucceGivey, in one of the public oewfpa-
epfs pubiihed in this county, and that another CO.
py be ported az the front door OF The court hou!e
OF the county.
A Copy-Tea, C. DENEALE, Clerk.
S. 20. lawzm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-28
late qualifications,
For Sale BY Robert s. John org
BOOKSELLERS 81 STATIONERS,

For Sale BY Robert g John Gr0y,
BOOKSELLERS g sSTATIONERS,
KING STREETS
TRAVELS in Upper and Lower Egypt, DOR
4 ing the campaign Of General Bonapafte 10
thar country by Viyant Demon, vol. syo.
/ price 4 60 cents, 10 boards.
tIiaory of the Britifh Expedition TO Egypt :
fby Robert T. Wilton, one vol. 8yo. Prlce $50
cents, bound.
Rolcoe's Life Of Lorenzo de Medici: vol.
svo. price 675 cents in boadfs, or 10 dolls. bound
/, in calf and gilt.
'Parent's Frirnd. or extracts from the principal
works on Education, from the time Of Monta-
guc 70 the prefent day zyol. Syo. price 400
cents, bound.
Public Chara6fers, or Contemporary Biography !:
containing Memoirs Of thirty Tx of the mott con-
fpicuous characters Of the prslent age, price $50
cents, bound.
Domeitic Encyclopedia: now publihing by
fubfcription, .obe compriied IN vol. Svo. price
to fubfcrioers aso cenrs, per vol. in boards.
Friend of Women tranAated from the French
of Bourdirr de Villemerr, by A. Morfice, price
100 cents.
Wahiagson's Letters on Agriculture, Syo.
100 cents IN boards.
John Bull, or an Englialman's Fire Side:
new and celebrated Comedy, in FIVE acts, by Geo.
Colman the Younger, price IS cents.
r. and /. GRAY
Keep conaantIy for iale, an extenfive afors
rcns Of writing paper and blank account books.
Country Merchants
,ka r>ll1..x,,c,
the grofs o. dozen, on as good terms as they can
be purchaisd In Baltimore or Philadelphia:
Almanacs for the year 1901, ichool bibles and
teRaments, Epifcopal prayer books, Watts ptaIlns
and. hymos, Rippon's, Wefley' and Newton's
hymns, New Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Iofes's
and Ealick-s pockeidi6tioaaries, UniveTlai, Web
fter's Dilworth'S, Columbian and Peatce's fpel.
ling books, ". England and Columbian primers,
Scouts lefons, Eaieid'a lpsaker, Monitor, Mus
rays Enghlh reader, Sequel 20 do. Introduction
TO Reading, Efop's fables, Aihe's grammar, and
great variety ofcheap and toy books, WaIkdea's
bea Bsitih inkpowder for records, inkholders of
various descriptions, red morocco pocket books,
tealing wax, waters, playing cards, bonnet boards,
&c. &c.
dlio on Hand,
$50 reams good wrapping paper, a few kegs
printing ink of an excellent quality, a complete
s1ortment of German flutes from to II dolls.
each, yiolias, violin fsiogs, bows and bridges,
inHruteions Cor the fife, flute, violin, &c.
Nota Bene-Allnew American Pub
locations of merit are regularly received by Ro6.
and Jobn Greg, and may be had at their book
fore in King freet at the fame prices at which
they fell were they are pubiihed.
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N0T9Ce.
DURING my sbfence from this place, Jsleb5.
Gapda is empowered to traofaa my buGnefs.
Benjamin Shreve, jun.
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Merchants attend z!

THE fubfcriber will fell, on low
terms and cafy payment, a. LOT of GROUND
in the town Of Port Tobacco, on which there are
finall dwelling houfe and kitchen, large two
fory fore houfr and convenient granary and fable
in one Of the bef fands for the retail wet and
dry good budnefs. Ifnot fold by the 18th of
November next, twill be cxpafed to public fale on
that day. Mr.. John E. Ford will contract for
and thew the premifes, on application, at any time
preyiou. to the day of fale. An indfpu,able title
will be made by
John M'Clenachan.
So The abovc property was adyer-
tissd for sale on the 18th Of tie present
month, d@ has been necessarily post
6oned.
October II. dts.
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Lard for SIZE.

/ with to fell IRON thoufand to twelve hundred
acres of good Faraing Land, in the county Of
Fairfax, or the waters OF Pope's Head and jon
nymorc iuns.
This land Will either be fold together or ii fe-
parate parcels, as may be agreed on. Ii is we'll
ftuated for the difpofa Of produce, being within
twenty miies Of Alexandria, and thirteen of the
Cccoquan Mills.
Any perfon, whining to purchaie, may know
the terms by applying to the fubfcribes near
Dunfries. 81
John Gibson.
Sept. s3. dow
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~ SaEe

oe the qgopsss7 adSestasd On tns iSth Of AnguS
lat by us, in puriuance Of the decree of the cir
cuit.cours of the diGricf of Columbia, for the
county of Alexandra, at the lar June tenn of the
faid court, and in purfnance of the lsft will aud
teftament of Lewis Hipkins, deceaied, TO rake
place on this day az che houfe of Francis Daniel,
at the Little Falls OF fhc Potomac, IS unavoid
ably poitponed uatil Saturday the Iash day of
November next, ar which place and on which
day, if fair, if not the next fair day, will poG-
lively be fold by US, at public auction, TO the
higheR bidder for ready moneys
TIE fo5lozOs'lg Property, Usz.
Oae undivided third part OF 7o7 acres of Land,
in tie faid diasitt, near the fsid Little Falls,
upon which are Merchant Mills, with three pair
of French burr mill TONES, and every necedary
and convenient machinery for manufacturing -four
TO the bet advantage; alfo brewery and diitii-
lery rriller's hode, brewer and diitief's houle
and fsndry other improvements, This property
will be thewn to any pefton who may incline TO
durchafe it, by the faid Francis Daniel, at any
time before the fale.
A tract OF Landin Eairfsx county, about three
miles fremshc faid Little Falls, containing aao7
acres. upon which is. a dwelling houGe, in which
Mrs Suiaa Wien lives, and fnndry other improve
nents, about two thirds Of this land are cleared,
and the remainder IL wood; il is COCO farming
lard. MIR. William Waters, who lives near il,
will thew this land TO any pefion or perlons who
may incline TO- pQrchac it, at any rime previous
to the falc.
Mrs. Sulan Wren, who was the widow Of the
faid Lewis Hopkins, has right of dower-in che
aforefaid proparty. e1 The fals will commence
attwelye o'tlock.
Philip r. Fendall,
Robert Young, Ex'tors.
William Waters,
Sept. 10. j
Co. Cah gsUen for cLean lsaeg
and Gotten YGgs.