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felves your Imperial Highnefs will be the bearer to
him Of the exprefion of their hearts, and that you
will repeat to him the aiurance of thier fidelity.
Render us this new fervice, Prince! be our inter-
prefer to the great NAPOLEON.
"Iell him that the wilhes of all the Senators for
the Emperor and his family are wholly afforded in
their whes Tor the welfare and glory of their coun-
try. In all affections as well as in our Thoughts
the deRines of the Bonapartes and the fortunes of
France are henceforward inieparable."
His excellency then adlrelling himfelf to her I'M
peral Highneis Princefs Joieph, laid,
Madam, it is glorious day for the Senate, that
in which it expres its love, its refpeG and its de-
voton to the auguR family of the worthy Emperor
of the French.
Madam, your Imperial Highnefs cannot but re-
mark, by the altered voice of him who has the ho-
nour of fpeakng to you, the deep tenderness which
has been produced in him by the admirable anfwers
Of his Imperial Highnels prince Jofeph to the diff
coure, or rather the very few words which have
been permitted jutt now to addrels to him. Your
palace is in my eyes the temple of modefty. l fear
to wound the goddels Of it if | prefume to picture
her virtues.
But the mot affecting homage is the only one
worthy of your Imperial Highnes it is that of our
hearts, and your Imperial Highnefs is earneRly To-
licited to accept Of it,"
(*lAis sublime ans7ver does not abpear.)
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DUNKIRK, Augua 10.

Yeiterd2y his MajeRy the Emperor viGted fever
al points Of our harbour
This morning, at O'Clock, his Maefty caufed a
part Of the troops Of the camp of Dunkirk to mann
vre at low water mark. The Emperor leaves this
tomorrow for Offend.
Whenever the Emperor has left his head quar-
tiers, either to vit the harbor or order evoutons,
our citizens Of all clacs would crowd on his paaqe
lntermix their acclamations with thole of the FOL
dlers' and each one could not Efficiently fatsfy his
eagernels at the happirefs Of fleeing him.
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SP E E CHI:
Gentlemen Of the Council,
Mr.. Speaker, and
Gentlemen of the HouSe of Pebroonnf,t;.ao III

y
Gentlemen Of the House If Representatives.. III.
SO few are the public concerns which partcularIv
relate to the itate, and which have occurred fin G
our la FELTON,, that ihall have location to deta,n
you but a hort time by this public communication.
letter from his EXcellency Governor Stronp of
Maiiachuietts, will be laid before YOU, conveying
certain reiolutlons of the Legislature of that Com
monwealth, respecting ain alteration bv them pro 4
poied to be made, In the Contribution of the United
States This propolal of an elder filter late, will,
preiume, gain from you its merited confederation.
and VIII meet tuch deciiion your wife and prudene
Judgment iha think proper
circular letter of the oath of September lat. has
been received from the Secretary of State for the
United States, notifying to this State, That the a.
mendment propoied during the fefIion of Conprefs.
TO the Contribution OF the United States refDe6fnp
the manner OF voting for PRECEDENT and VicePreG-
dent OF the Union has been ratified by three ourth
OF the ieveral States. This letter will now be com.
muncated for your information.
olncethe ait FELTON, of the Legislature, there have
been forwarded for the ufe of this tate from the de-
partment of fate of the United States four hundred
and htty-ive copies of the United States Laws naf
led at the iecond FELTON, of the feyenth ConpreE
heie copies are to be distributed BY the Comptrol
ior 10 the teveral towns agreeably to law
he Legislature will recolleGt, that a new election
OF Freiident and Vice. PRECEDENT Of the Union. e
to take place in December next The Electors for
this Purpote to be appointed by this tate will he u
De ehoien before the cloie of this FELTON,. b
In the courfe of the prelent wear. we are arrived
at the retuit OF the French revouton,a refut fuch
r 3
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my country, fhall content nlyfelf with hav-
ing once more made rebound the accents of a
free mind and my relpcf for the law will be
the more fecured, as it is che fruit of long mic
fortunes, and from that reafon which tod
imperiouny commands us to unite in one bo-
dy againit the implacable enemy of us all !;
of that enemy who is always ready to foment
among lis diicords, and to whom all means
are legitimate, provided he can attain his aim
at unlverial opprelliop, and dominion over the
whole extent of the feas.
vote againft the propoGtion.
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Dome1ic Intelligence.
--,"e'"~s ts;s~es--s
NEW-HAVEN, (Con.) OF. 16.

NEW-HANEN, (Con.] Oa. 16.
On Thurday laa the Legislature Of this State
convened in this City.
Timothy Pitkin,,jun cfq. was chofen Speaker
Nathaniel Rofiter and Sylvanus Backus,. elqrs
Clerks.
The Upper IIoufe, having in the afternoon form
ed qIo'nm the Governor delivered to both Houlea.
the following .
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HAMBURGER, Auguft 4.

According to letters from Danrzick, the Rulfan
Fleet OF Revel is failed to cruife in the Baltic
and North Sea.
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RICKETTS,, NEWTON s. Co.

Have OIL hand, and to be fold on very low
terms, handfome aaortment of
fuper6ne and fecond
BROAD CT Q I III S,
A quantity of Roie Blankets,
TwIlled DO.
Ticklipgburg, and German CfliabuEgs,
Bcdticks and Apron Checks,
Cotton HoGery,
Fuftians, Velyets and Corduroys,
Bumbazetts and Wildborcs,
Caicoes and Irih Linens,
Striped Jerfeys and Caaimeres,
Corded Dimties and Flannels,
Twillcd Coatings and Halfthicks,
200 pieces Englifh Canvas,
200 rcams writing Paper,
50 do. wrapping do.
trunk colorrsd Twifs and Sewing Silks,
do. Umbrellas,
caks Sein Twine,
do. Fig Blue,
2 do Role Brimtone,
loo kegs White Lead,
boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 hhds. brown Sugar.
pipes London particular Madeira Wine,
And quantity of PLAIsrER OF PARIS.
Feb. 3.
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Vol. ". I
public 1aenoue.
On FRIDAY,


Il le s'elock, svig BE ssld al The yena3s sfars
Rumi in hogiheads and barrels.
Ftench Brandy in pipes,
yisHA pipes and bis.
d~sfiikey and Apple Brandy in Die.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coaes in tisrces and bags,
W Sa4ssl asS brown Soap in boxes,
DIoald and dip'd Candies
Raifins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and fraiis,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Ats .,
A vaYlety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths. CoatLngss
Yerleymsrcs, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfcys,
Negro Cottons, Sergcs,
ElaRicks, blue Friezcss
Calimancocs and Ruaclss
Yarn Stockings,
tChintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Sile6a do.
Oinaburgs ADD Ticklenburgs,
Mullins aud NIufin Eand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkcrchiets,
Coioarcd Threads, dafs,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. A1AlSSTELLER.
Fsb. ~.
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FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM HAR7SlIORNE,

AT HIS STORE ON KIRk's WHARF, LOWER END
OF WOLF STREET,
New England Potatoes,
Coarfe Salt,
Midlings and Shoulders OF Bacon on very low
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Supchoe Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Large and fmsllvefeis may be con-
veniently accommodated with Wharfage On fao,
oerate terms.
STORES 70 let on the Wharf, or goods re-
cciyed in them on Storage.
A large STORE on Hoes Wharf to fell or let
with the privilege of receiving and Tipping
goods free of wharfage.
A f.nall HOUSE on Water Street next door
TO Majcr Muncsfer's, for fa!c.
A number of LOTSin good ftuations for fale
or TO let on ground rent.
Alex. 18th mo. 10th. eott
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I10e77ty Dollars Rey0yd,

RAN AWAY from the fubfcrter Ncero
man named SOLOMAN, about 90 years OF ape,
5 feet or Z inches high, well made: he has
very inpudent look, very wide a,eu.h and
thick lips: had on, when be went away, ne
gro cotton jacket and a pair of fulii4n trowf.r,
and wool bat half worn lie carried oae with,
him two fwanidown cgaiacoats, and one Of com
try cotton. will give the above reward for
bringing him to re, living near OcsoqasD Nils.
or Ten Dollars lor fecuring him in any hi
10 the fate.
George Colvert.
March IL. emf
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For Sale or Rent.

A convenienttwo story brick house, com
pleteIy finished, situated on Water street, be-
tween King and Prince Streets--immediate pos
session will be given. Apply to
JoSEPHRIDDLE.
Nav. 90. DIFF.
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alRs up Sutton.
On SATURDAY,

On SATURDAY,
zIo o'clock, qOilI Be JaId attic Ttsaat Sf're' o.
t5s c0rrtr az king AID Union ereets,
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whifkey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks
Wine in pipes and quatter cass.
MolaIes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Whit. and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rains in kegs and boxes,
Oueen's Ware, and
ALSO,
lga4ytsty Of DRY GOODS.
AMoNe WHICH ARE-
Eros ioshss lriih Linens,
CsFimeFsa. Calicoes,
SSsseys, Threads,
s-osfngs, Chintzes,
EyslsfNScgs. Redticks,
: Essrnaugs. Oznsburgs,
8 gaplsts. Sewing Silks,
sisa.e. Muffin aud Muffin
Nea5e C,otfoaa. Handkerchief,
Werlled and osfler India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &cs
THOS. PATTEN, AaRiosttr.
Feb. 81
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IN blu1umce of the laff Will and
1sRamcut f!be late Robert Bacbaa, deceated,
zoaI5e offered fo, Sale at The PAaatafiou qUberr
he y<Gaea, IN Sfa85rd Couuty, an the 10th day
sf March next, u far, Otber4vjs the aext tai,
All the Periihable Effate of the 1aid
Buchan,
CONSISTING OF
The nocls of horles, cattle, fheep and hogs the
plantation uteniils, houlehold and kitchen furni-
ture, and comfortable collection of books, On
divinity and hiRory, and eaays, moral and politi-
cal. For all {uns over ten dollars, credit Of fix
months will be allowed, she purchaler giving bond
with approved fecurity for all under cath will
be required. The property not tobe delivered
till the terms are complied with.
And at the fame time and place, will be field
on credit of one and TWO years,
The landed Ef1ate
of the faid deceafed, containing about $40 acres.
This land lies on the main run of Potomac Creek,
four miles f,oEn Falmouth, and about the fame
diitancc from Stafford Court Houic il IS well
timbered, and a comfortable proportion of the
cleared land is productive low ground. mort
gage on the premifes, together with good Fer,
fonal fecurity will be required.
All pesfons having claims sgsina fad eiate
are earneGly requefeo to exhibit them as ioon as
poiIible, legally authenticated and thofe indebt-
ed. TO make payment to one of The ia5icribers.
All thoie who have Books borrowed of the
the deceaied, are requeaed to return them as
faon as poGi5le'
Benjamin James,
Executors.
Feb. 49, dds
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% ~ ID,
about 20 years Of age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight linbed and well formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with him variety of
good cloathing, description Of which is uaneccs-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. JOHN Muir, late Of this town, but row
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of Ten COLLARS for the dis
covery of those who have been accessory TO his
concealment.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwarned at
their peril, not to take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS. d
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.W2 reeelUed and for Safe,
Sweet Cyder by the barrel,
Apples DO.
N. England Rum do.
Candles by The box,
Pork BY the barrel,
1000 lbs. excellent r. Hand Cheefe,
Spicea Salmond in z and gallcn kegs,
RsiGus by the box,
Prunes, Almonds, Engl;f Walnuts,
Sbelbarks, Chefnuts, fweet Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
G:sen Grapes by the jar or pound,
Codffh for family ufe,
600 bn(hels r. I. Potatoes,
And general afortment of Groceries
A. WILLIS.
Jan. IL.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH Il, 1904.


Malaga WSne, Ro1sl'15, sc.
Tu[f received, per the brig Celia.
Capr. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter calks Malaga Wine,
100 half or. do.
20 Or. caiks Mountain Wine Of hyperion
quality,
90 baf1ets Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Raiins,
200 boxes Mulcatel do.
200 do. Bloom do.
Il boxes Lemons,
which will begin landing this day at our wharf.
]. and I. Vowel.
Who h0Ue also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado Sugar in tierces and bis. hyperion old
Port Wine, DO. Madeira do. Turks liland Salt,
mould Candies, 40 bis. prime new Beef, Ruaia
Duck, white Ruaia Shooting, Driilings, Rayeni.
duck, sc. Sc.
Ian. 70. a
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I'm the, year 1886, Mr.. Burke rose in his
place, not as member Of that committee,
and charged Warren Hastings with high
crimes and misdemeanors. About the
] thine he presented a written paper contain
Hing a specification Of these charges. 8iat
this was not the impeachment. The writ
ten paper stated that as governor general
of Bengal, he had disobeyed the instruc-
tons Of the court Of directors; he had &C
knowledged himself perfectly acquainted
with their wishes, but instead of obeying,
had used his utmost endeaveurs 20 defeat
them and much more of an important ma
ture. This he moved might be referred
to acommittee of the whole House IN order
| that an enquiry might be macic, and there
was not single dissenting voice. Re did
nc: .iduce the proof in tie first instance,
but stated his opinions that Nh. Hastings
I.conduct had been crlminal and demanded
|. enquiry. The Commons Of England did
not hesitate-they instantly ,Tesalved 20 en-
,quire. No one.was heardto declare that
there was nc charge, because there was no
proof Witnesses were brought 10 The bar
and examined by a committee OF the whole
in support ofghe charges. nor-was there
motion to lmpeach uatil the testimony was
gone through. On the contrary the facts
proved were reported by the ccnaA'ttec Ct
the whole, who likewise expressed AN O.
pinion that Warrea Hastings had been
guilty Of high crimes and misdemeanors,
and ought to be impeached. The impeach-
|zment Therefore was not upon the meIon 81
Mr.. Burke, but upon tha report OF com
mittee who under the instruction 81 Slhe
House hadmade an enquiry.
-Cl56e Gontinued.J
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From the CAarleston Courier.

!, IT is an Old s,.ying that "Ey the ial-
ling out of rogucs honest men often come
by theirown.' 1t were TO be wished that
the word cfcn could with truth be made
Qlsva,ys but unfortunately it cannot.-
Sometimes rogues will fall out about an OBJ
iect of their rapacity, and after some s:rug-
gle find it their interestto come TO COM
position and make division of the spoil.
Sometimes the weaker in the contest will
from sheer zeal in the cause of villainy
give up the stronger rather than let the
honest owner come by his property. And
sometimes they will tear the object of their
cupldity in pieces, and render it not worth
possessing. Which of those may turn out
to be the case inthe upshot of things in
this country, It would be folly to prognossi-
cate. But according to all appearance we
rather think that some one of them will
happen, and that the honest are little likely
to come by their own,
We must be understood to make use Of
this old proverb, not as thinking it capable
Of accurate verbal application to the persons
OF whom weare about to speak. We assume
it merely as illustrative Of the Business in
which they are engaged. The difference
between pecuniary and political fraud is
generally underssood and though they
differ in fact, and unfortunately still more
IN estimation, one may in some cases be
brought into illustrate the other. We are
tar from being of opinion that the moral
turpitude ofsehe latter is less than tia. Of
tae,former. If the turpitude Of an act were
to be'neasnred by the extent Of the mis-
chiefit produces, questioaably the quit
Of the high,,aymanris less than that oitn
dishonest stateman. a family or two may
in hunger deplore for few days the MS
chief doaei,y tne former the GRIM IS OF the
later blasts the happiness OF nations, and
VIII be felt and dePiored by generations not
in existence at she time they are cammi,-
It'd. With this disparity, which in the
scale OF truth weighs all against the states
man, a powerful beng blows its breath into
the otherscale, and makes the puny sp--
snlatoro If individual property kick the beam.
Fashioa, that wonder working soceress
whose spells have the power Of counter
acting the operations Of nature, reason,
justice and truth, wiilsit hat while tie rag
ged ruaiaa who pluaders ahouse or picks a
pocket IN the agonies of want Shall be hang
ed with 'ntalny, the aspiring political Snave
shall SIT under canopies Of state, aud dress
ed in purple and fine linen, receive the
hommag1 ofthe very community he plun-
ders. What wretch tllatever expia!ed his
crimes on glbbet in london or Paris, was
more wicked mean swindet!er that the
late King OF Prussia; yet his dignity never
moulted 2 feather for his frauds. What
man eyer committed more crimes of all
dies and descriptions, from petty larceny
up to enormous human buctchcry. than
the very monster to whom vile multitude
OF mankind at this instant look uy wish
stupid admiration, and regard, while the
wise and the good cas-. their ey4s 10 the
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May 10.
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FROM TIM YoRf sEcoRDBR.

Il method FIR preserving Gfooer Hag' ", ~,
improving the faoor aadquahty q ofra ho
IL day or Two after your Hay IS cot W." w.,
only about bslf dried, let il be taken ~ az, =,
olcked with alternate layers of fray give !.
each layer of clover four OF fso hall pia's e ,''
or more in proportion 10 the quantity OF p1y
thee pints to the bundred weight WIZ Pfes, co..
IT,. fermentation, or cxcefive heat, which inlu.
and a,ouI:sit. By no. drying the hay as n ';'a
as is common, and putting itss above lI's"e', =,
cd, it imparss TO The Rraw favor mac' .. .1 T
Quality of clover, and cattle cat on II as g's'0'
~ the OTHER. ..s
Hozu 10 preserve Clever in its green Sla - d
Takc IN your g,afs from the t@s'a, ~ w;Ys j
Do yn asv5o would ArIy, On Sa,yloi' $. y -
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Aotace ., herebr (ra1len.

to shc ercaito,s,of Rotcr Hamilane, bankrupt.
thai he allowance Of his 6nal difcharge is pot
poued ontil the third Mooday OF Joly next, when
issgisi be allowed at the Caurs Houfc in Alex
aedsia, al o'clock P. NJ. unIers caafe be theu
an there -lhewn 10 the contrary.
May II. co3s
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pubt!r @aR.
WATER LOTS ToR SALE.
On Saturday The 10TH lafant,


will be of red Al ou,l,c iAie ppro the prenies;
,sundry Id rs or GROUND, commencing At
The corner OF Water aud ,tFaon Streets, and
runoing through Union arcer into the Potomac.
Upon nc corner of Water and Jstfeiion ttreet:
is erected neat and convenient frame hooie
ADAPTED TO the Accommodation of a 2frnall family,
Recommending an exrenGye view OF the f'ger,)
with we'll calculated garden, ard nectd4ty our
buildngs; TO which is ATTACHED lo-tfso3 tset
from, Upon wa,crfrec., ard running wish let
ecrfon Rrcet, into the Po,omac. A finals GROUND
..nt is elafgsahcupon the properly winch may
be plrchaicd upon reaioaaale terms.
The uniripFeycd lots will be divided into fuch
proportions as may beta iuis the views OF those
inclined TO purcbaie. fhe terms oflaie will be
one loussh cath and the remainder 10 eq'ai po,
po1gioas, at tx, niue, AID twelye months, t~t''
cieys iscuri,y will bs reg nrcd Tor the LATER
payments. -,
ea.lo q.
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From the (Balamore) Fe&troj Gazsfff'
York Town, P,nnlylvaala
.1fessrs. 1imdt and Brcz0n,

B7cSSrS. md 01lF BTo7UN,
81 giving the f,llowng observations on tHs ''s.
thod OF curing clover hay a pace IN YOU
Gazs.t-, VOC gill obigc seveFal Of yooF lOgs r
f:1ibe.s. who arc anxiouh, <sa::ing TO Ice tDS'"
inside pubic, in old-s TO ob:4in them''''''
the procef-s.
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FOR SALE,
RICHARD NEITCH and Co.

A.fgE JgST REcEIVED
fsom Loado., aud FOX iale al their warehoufs,
75o pieces well cholen printed Ca
icoes. Chm zes, Canhvics, &c
500 pieces white, coioured and fan
cy Csn.pric, and olhsr Menins.
Mnain Shawls, black Gotta, Dimi-
-t;ss. LEAFS, fancy Walitcoatioe, Cotton tloic,
.ca;so, ssd Tx Cloves, fine Ga twia, Cheek,
f.ipcd Cottons, 81.
ar The above Goods ase entitled to Dsaw,
back on exfot2ton.
Neay IL d
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NOTICE.

THE SALE of a part Of Major
Tomas Vets LAND, adversifsd In this paper,
was poapontd until, Wsdnsiday the 18Th day Ct
Septemoer eess strl O'Clock, A. Vi. srhen the
fac. will agia commence on the psemiiess, near
sile .snlsof Mr.. j,nsh Thohpion.
his ,rAa will be fold IN convenient LO rs,
sisa,e Of WHOA. ate, in point OF G:uation, eqal
u any 10 the vicinity Of Aeexandtis. 5.
Richard M. Scott,
pancis iPeyton, Com RS.
i Amos Alexander,
&pgufs R5 Cos. Cos
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Valuable Real Property and
Houfehold Furniture,
). FOR SALE.

4 will Iell at Public Sale, tie the
hieheg bidder, for ready money, on Saturday the
s9;h DAY Of Sspsem5er next, that
lou Sc
pand improvements al. prrient occupied BY sny ia
mly, with.the whole ofstheLOT on which the
faid Hou!e Aands, containing two acres, bounded
Ion the Wet by Warrington areet, and on thu
North by Oronoko Rseet. This property is in
Ia very hardtums parr.of the town, and will an
liver both for = town and country houle. Part of
tie lot is occupied as a garden, wh;ch is extern
Ave and ina high Rate ofcultivaal0E.
- ALSO,
NY Houfehold and Kitchen Ferni-
of tables, chairs, beds and bed
ldlag, bedReads, book cafe, aquantisy of books,
bu eaus, chefs of-dEawers, Ons.Ceachts sad Hsr
3nefs. &c.Ssc.
titus property ill9gftivtly. Ie fsA or i5atae,
afor whAs it viii bring, to fatisfy debt claimed
'fiom me by Ni'l;am Hepburn.
N. B.-The Houfes and Lot will
be dpaied Of al private fsl. if reaionabie offer
lloud be made for them at any sinr before tbe
saeth deySvi September.
7ohn Dundas.
hny g, DIS
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Akea of SpRIGS, brought BY the

Akrg Of SpRIGs, brought by the
sS.oop Ualty, captain Hand, from philadelphia,
and ttoalig,ed to ,Mea,s.. Libby, Carns.& Slade.
-rhsy wer- landed on ~ swelps whatfi ON or.
about the 18th May laa, and we iupPose me
-drayman. has taken them by miaakc1o ions
other A re, a..L'bby, Carne and Ssadc ,d,d n 70.
receive them. Whoev-rhAs the fad ca& will
.ob;ige by ilsorm;ng the iuDicribers.
Mclean and SHinterbery.
AupfxS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-25
.Ssnithheld Bacon Hams.

TIE fahfcriher has jutt received 1000 lbs. OF
Smith, Id BACON HAMS, coni!ting IN the
>gr.assa part Of nice fmall Hams OF ffom1o 60 "a
pounds weight. An aaartmsnt OF 'L'sefpool
STONE WARE,
>conGfsiag of Jugs, p,,shsrs, and pickle pos OF
kbsl Wits.
49,, o. d