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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
THE MOST GRACIOUS ANSWER OF
THE FIRST CONSUL.
To the Addyess Of the Senators

10 the AdIdreSS Of the Senator's.
Your address Of the 9th Cerminal has
never ceased to be present 10 my mind it
has been the object of my most constant at
tention.
You have Judged it necessary that the
supreme magiotracv should be hereditary,
in order to secure the French people from
the plots of our enemies, and from the con.
vulsions which would spring from the am
bitten of rivals. Many Of our institutions
must have appeared to YOU to be brought
to perfect on, and to be the more perfect TO
secure TIE triumph Of eguaFtu and 54jEc
liberty, and TO oacr to tie nation and 70 the
government the double guarantee which
they 80 much want
We have constantly been guided by this
great truth, that the sovereignty resides in
the French peoplc; on this basis, every
thing, without exception, must be done Tor
their interests, happiness, and glory: in
order to attain this end, the Supreme Ma
gistracy, the senate, the Council of the
STATE, the Legislative Body, the Electoral!
Colleges, and the various branches Of the
administration, are and must be instituted
When have fixed my attention on these
great objects, the more l have been pr
suaded of the truth Of the sentiments which
| expressed TO you, and I have felt the
more and more that, in circumstances as
new as important, the aid Of your wisdom,
and experience have been necessary to me
in every step.
l then invite you to make known to me
freely your sentiments.
The French People haOe nethinq to add to
the hono,s and the g!ory 7udicd they haze
conferred upon me;-but the duty the most
sacred to me, and the most dear to nv
heart, Is to eosare to their chiIdres the ed. /!
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MAYORS OFFICE,
Alex. 24.h July, 1905.

SEVERAL of the proprietors Of ground ia
The fqsarc compsehsnded between King, WareF,
Prince and u ZION &reets, having neglected 70
FIJI up the ianae to the regulation ofthe fsreets,
sgresa5iy 70 an order Of Council da;ea the 10Th
7ultinao; the Superintendent OF Police is hereby
directed 10 pert I'm the duty required, at the cx
pence of the Corporation, and Afterwards TO re-.
cover the amount thereof from he detaulters re
-f,Seigely, il The mmner piefcrbed fof the reco-
.seiy Of other public Claims.
Elilha c. Dick,
Mayor OF Alexandra
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DreadIA Fire at BaH0ans.
LoNp0N. MAY IJ

LoNDCN, MAY i3'
YcAerdaY we received lester rom L ID mSy
,hs Britannia, Brown, arrived in TIC DaE''
# m the Tagns, wh,h Gates, that B*yoaH- b"
receot'y been n-sry deitFoyed BY Ere. |"
date Q! fhis calamity IS not mentioned, but our
cogrcfpo>d-nt gives the f llowiaq account OF IL
I" Tic 4. aes were nor difcovsred stjl liz n TIE
morning, wjen they tua t2;:h with i'rel:tab':
violence; the IarCc fore filed wish bs1ndy' tar
Re- p5etsuted Ore (hect o. &c, Ascending lo'o To;
air upwards If 200 feet above N: hulI!os. ll'
brandy tar, Of, &c. formed frcaIil, ard Taa"ios
IN d,mcs INFO the Adour, prsfented tic ilaauin
a,st terrible fpe4,cle CT river On fig. Ihs 40
c2n,inac! barring yiol My for two day., drnoS
which many lives, ard property % ;hc g1!Sc 2
TWO n. Liens 81 it4ac., were Lot."
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P PAPER Hanqings,


FOR spprehendins aul committing to Jail, OF
bringing home ALSis, Negro woman who ran
sway en- Tueiday mnrning the l7,hma She is
abols 50 years OF sge, of m!.:ile fz-, dirk
brown complexion, her nofe higher thar thofe
common TO negroes; fhe took with hersa varsity
OF clothing.
fii;ts ,tn6iaer, WINNY. about 50 years of
age a -Four black woman, has been run
away for about years. She was for nlesin,e
IN Alsxaodria, called her pame Winny Buckncr,
and onee hlled te,Isilte Afr. Sutton of eF.as
place She has.isce bern heard OF at Baltimore.
It's likely A.fc has made FIR 1Fred;rickGlr., 70
makr her eiespe TO h mother.
II both arc fecurtd, 60 that get them again,
will give Thirty lars.
Richard Norris.
Cuiptp er Cou,t Fioue,
Ipl s. dl1t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
TIE ADDRESS
OfMe Legislation body Of France TO The
First Consul.
CITIZEN FIRST CONSUL,

The members of the legislative body
are no sooner reassembled, than they reci-
procate a common zeal for their country ::
and at this important epoch they cannot
feel indifferent to the national will, SO
loudly and so generally expressed. Scat
tered over the various departments OF this
vast empire, they know its wants and ha-
bits. They know that the energy and ac-
ton, of the power which governs, should
be commensurate with the extent of terri
tory and population. When this relation,
established by nature, is neglected by the
legislator, his work must perish.
The chief blessing of man is tranquility
and peace and these depend onperma-
administrations. The supreme powerwhich
guarantees them, ought therefore to be Sc
cure from the caprice Of elections. Every
elective government IS inconstant, violent,
and helpless as the passions of men !;
whilst hereditary power gives to the social
system the force, the continuance, and con-
stancy ofthe designs Of nature. Anulinter-
rupted succession Of authority, in the same
family will maintain the peace and exis.
tence Of all. 1t is necessary for the per.
petual security OF their rights, that the au-
thority which protects them should be eter-
nal. The people who unite the most capri
cous levity, with the most eminent quail
ties, must supremacy prefer system,
which confirms their virtue by REFRESHING
their INCONSISTENCY.
History every where discovers, at the
head of great nations single hereditary
chief. But this high Magistracy is not in
stituted but for general good. If is weak
it falls-if violent, it destroys itself and in
either case it merits its fate, for toppresses
the people, or fails to protect them. In one
word, this authority, which ought to be tn
TEAR, ceases to be lawful, when it is not
national.
No !-loubtless those mighty beings
were not Gods whom general interest has
dc6ed, aud associated in brilliant and mac
cessible spheres, that law proclaimed from
such high authority might have the more
splendor, controul, & influence Bat il the
grandeur of monarchy, is not founded ON
the extravaganza fetions, which delude the
multitude, II is supported BY all those POI
ltical maxlms, which the lessons OF adver-
sisy, and the voice Of saSes haye establish
ed.
Ancient sllusion. have ceased; but do we
need a man Of our choice? Scarcely has he
numbered thirty four years, aud the events
of his life are more wonderful than the fa-
bles, with which history has surrounded
the cradles of ancient dynasties.
The triumph and will of the nation can
not be resisted. Such extraordinary chang
IS are notnew. II is at the noise and tu-
mulss OF thrones which fail, which rise, and
should fall again, that successive ages me-
ditate on the INCONSISTENCY Of human affairs.
Old Empirestare regenerated at such i'm
portant eras, and the chief of new mon
archy COMMUNICATES to them the energy of
his spirit, aad the. viSor OF hi, enter
prise.
We doubt not, q career of prosperity,
and glory again opens for our posterity.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
FONTANEs.

This famous declaration in favor ofMo-
NARcHy, was preceded BY the following
expression Of tie will Of the Legislative
Body
They declare their 7v;A Cv0ea J as follows
That Napoleon Bonaparte, First Con-
sui, shall be declared Emperor; that the
imperial dignity should be heredItary in his
family; that the representative system
should be established on solid basis; and
chat the civil Institutions should receive
character OF greatness due to the Majesty
OF the French nation, guaranteeing at once
the authority Of government and the liberty
of the people.
Similar requests to the great Napoleon,
that he would become Emperor ofHe Gaah9
have been made by several cities, and de-
tachnents Of the army.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26

The nineteenth century at its commences
ment, presents to the universe most mag
ni6cent spectacle, and instructive lesson.
It consecrates the principle of hereditary
power, and opinioa, for the happiness of
France whose revolution it terminates,
and for the example OF Europe, whose err
rors it prevents.
The human mind troubled with the worst
Of diseases, the disease of berfsctio,l, has
wished to create new race Of men to
form new societies and another world.
But soon frightened at It's work and weari-
ed with It's efforts, has returned to the
track sf experience, and SUBMITS 70 the au-
thority Of ages. Its AT the moment Il re-
cogriz-s is limits, the human mind IS truly
enlarged; it is at the moment it learns -
cheek its weakness, that i9sgly directs the
exercise of its powers. The reinem-
brance Of It's past devia1ions viii afford use
ful foresight; and The fear Of falirg into its
first excuses viii not hurry it to the contva-
ry extreme.
We shall not witness the deadly stupor Of
slavery succeeding the mad tumult Of de-
mccracy. No Citizen First Consul, YOU
would not command but free people
We know II and viii therefore obey you
always. The departments Of government
will be balanced with wisdom; they will
preserve every thing that will support, no
thing that can destroy, liberty. The irpe-
rial government will confirm all the bles-
sings Of the Consulate. and will increase
them. The former needs less force than
the latter. The security OF hsreG.tQrY POW
er viii temper ali its measures. II is less
rigorous for it has fewer obstacles to van
quish, and smaller dangers to encounter ;
the greater its moderation the more con-
trouling its influence and it aims at ex-
tention, it rslaxes and destroys itself. Thus
the prerogatives Of the Emperor, better de-
fined, viii be more limited than those ofthe
First Consul. The danger Of faction COM
PEELED the establishment of temporary
Dictator: these times are past: Man.
archy is regenerated liberty must be i'm.
mortal the dictatorship expires, and na;u-
raj authority commences its reign.
(SirnAGN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
PHILADELPHIA, IuIy IS.

Sunday last was observed, in this city, "
day of mourning for the untimeIy dean
OF General IIamlltoY. The bells were
mpfae d and toIled during cheday; the flags
Of the shipping in thu Harbour were dis
played at half mast, aad several clergymcH
OF different denominations delivered Sppro'
pirate addresses upon the melancholy occa'
sion.
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public Sale.

Z On Saturday the 18th infant, will be
iald at The houe Of James Douglais. Royal
Street,
A Negro Woman Slave, about Is
. years Of sge, and four Ch'ideen. AIS,
One Horle, three Cows, and va
iiety Of 4ssdding and tioufrhold F0rntu,e.
Pht!p G. lMaJ2eIler.
JrIv zs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26

'vsntsges acquired by the revolution, which
has cost them, SO much above all, the sa.
crihce of q million OF brave men, who have
died for tie defence of their rights.
! wish that we may say to them, on the
18th Of July this year-ffteen years have
elapsed since by a spontaneous movement
you ran to arms, you acquired liberty, E.
quahty, and glory. This day those first
blessings ofnations are firmly fixed and Sc.
cured against all te!npests; they are pre-.
served to you and to your children; insti-
tutions conceived and commenced in the
bosom OF the Storms Of war, interior and
exterior, are about 70 terminate amidst the
noise Of wicked attempts and plots of our
most mortal enemies, ia the adoption ofe.
very measure which tie experience Of ages
and the people nave demonstrated proper,
70 guarantee rights Which the nation had
Judged necessary to her dignity, liberty,
and happiness.
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Captain Rich, arrlDsd tram Bordeaux.
Papers to May "a.
gF As our democrats have learned ill
their political lessons from political dema-
goeues of France, and have endeavoured
that their pyecepts and examples should be
followed implicitly, iii this country, we
soonexpectto hear the old chorus OF 8 PIE
Ia Li6srte! ViDe fEgaHte p exchanged
for another measure of ). Yiive FRoi! .Ylvs
EEmbereur y Whether we are TO pass
thfo' the blood, and murder, and rapes, and
pillage Of arevolation, before We substi-
rtute hereditary government, or whether
our blind confidence III the man whom the Y
call the G Lords Anointed," is to lead
us TRANQUILITY into slavery, is to be con-
.iectuled. As the Chronicle, however has
proposed the pillage Of the rich, we sup
pose weareTto follow the track marked out
by Condorcet, Robespierre and Marat.
Their declarations have already been
printed; and that our dear patriotic demo-
cratic demagogles, may not want prece-
dent of a declaration Of the establishment
Of military dsepotisna, we have translat-
ed for their use,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
ROBERT and JOHN GRAY
HAVE JUST REGEIVED.
From New York and Philadelphia,
A NEW
Assortment of Books g Stationary.
,ponp which are lhe feIIoNing

among which are che foIoping:
Motherby's Medical Dictionary, La
sdy's Mufcan,, D bfon's If. CT Pctrach, Dlct;on.
AIRY 9. NatutaI IiiGory, Furgalon's Autonomy,
iooke'a Pantheon, Youog's Latin Dictionary,
Sereylii Lexicon, ST. Piere's Studies of Mature,
Medical Extaas with plates, Dtcameron Of
Boccaci, B!cnn,'s Pla7ical Navigator, Fedora.
Ia, Hoo'e's Ar;o8s, Siapion's Euclid, VIII.
mans Egypt, quatto, ot{ayo sid pocket Bibles,
gil, ard PLATO, Morocco Prayer Books, Belts
Surgery, Edinburgh New Difpcnfa,ory, BaAey's
lobofon's Walkers and Perry s Dictionaries. An
eiegar, sTortment OF
Paper Hangings,
few cho!cc Violns, VioAn Strings AMI Baws,
a complete sGorfment CT German Flutes and Fla
g,ets, aod great variety Of other articles which
viii be adyert.led ina few Us.
Jp,y "a.
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( Pruning executed at this Office With
nsatneiS and dilpa:ch.
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c. Printing III all its varlop
branches executed at this oHlcte
with neatnels. accuracy, and dA'
patch.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26

Colonel Samuel Hammond, one OF tN'
Representatives in Congress for the sta"
OF Georgia, has been appointed by the pre-
sidcnt, Colonel Conmandant OF UPP"
Louisiana, with the pay Of j brigadier gen
raj.
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Late .tForelgli Jntelligtnte.
BOSTON, July 1a.

FOREIGN -APTIGLES- Translated fl,on,
French papers, recetveddy the Weynsouth
Captain Rich, arrIosd tran Bardraux.
Papers to May "a.
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
SPINE. THE UNIxkD STATES.

The differences between this country and
SPAN appear 70 widen daily. The latt accounts
from Mad-il declare, thar the obitinacy Of
the Spa,riih Court continued thar Mir Pin
cKNEY had dilpoicd of his furniture; and was
to have left Hadldrhe 29th July, MIR. Jefferson
is appr:zed of this fate Of things, but has not
taken any efficient meaiui es to meet them.
HE Philadelphia Gazet,e(t6s paper in cv6ib
tie SpGni@ Mnillsv pubih5es bif communication J
has put fomc ilnrp queitions to the j" Hand
Organ of the admin ltraton. TO the firit of
theie, w Were net revolutionary niovemenfs in
Wea- F'o,ida L'ssrn Of at Ws@ngfo" IN nin5q<'i-
al ey,lesb oag aga as h"' Ipring ?" The 1a"rora
gives an avaise reply 'miting.r rather awsward-
ly, that tuch conversation had been held at
WnGggtap. 10 other queitions, duplicating
Mr. Jefferion, as the writer of letters to W'ef
florida, to excite rrbeiii0n, sc. the aurora,
with its ulaal vugarity, fays they are impnai ut
taijfbeod5, and ma'hionS PIE es Of daepfila and
i,ntoqms" 10 the 9TH que!tion, viz. " Wbat
opinion mYa The american people, fern of thsi, ra
mas17,nte, fit &ouM be provra. that infead o.
ai;ng svifg farsriy IN peae, and t,ansne5 !"
(y'suar breamsS ners1ary) he bas dsfsnat Fam sbe
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

Rev;ssv Of NJ. Jsfs.sssov's A!in;aiitrati.'t

Rfv:ssu Of NJ. Jsfg.tssoT's Alnhiitratiaai-
A DEPOSITION to deceive, incurs the
Interpretations Of rnantind.-Even the vicious
have frequently 70 much of the moral Ehtc re-
manning, as TO c.nderhlr deception in others,
although they praeti:e i, thsnie!ves AS an
open and ingenious conduct is the dictate of
virtue, men, administering a government. de-
Rsned for the happiness Of every indwiduah
and confequensly for thepreieryaton Of morals.
cr,h. to exhibit their actions Before their eonit-
,uents without falfe colourng or dilguife. How
sweat a'tonilhncns matt then be excited, that
the preiidcnt ana his friends have uied the au-
shortly Of thar government, Which depends on
the cultivation of mora principles and virtuous
h1bi.s for exiitcnce, no, only 10 fully the name,
ba, even TO deitroy the repu. alton Of their pred
zee I,rs, whom they fear as dangerous TO their
s1hemes of perional ambition. Yet :hefc facts
cSiG. Indeed the fame falfe and dcceitful con-
.tnct is REQ aired 20 continue in their political en-
incncc, which they praftilcd to o brain it.
sIence an ACT pailrd in April 1902, oitenhbly
% redeem the whole debt Of the United States,
nut which, by pcrmNirg reloan of the initial
nents, as they become due, may continue it
forever. Fence alto the report OF the inveitiga-
ing committee, who have never yet dared to
make an attempt TO fubRantiate Jingle charge,
Contained in this Production, !" eOery rslpf7 as
t.7-tecedented, as nfamaaf.
he preient poflc nors of power, before they
cane ino Office, had made 70 many aacrtions
concerning the increaie of the public debt, and
TIE cafe with which it might be paid, that they
ra.,nally concluded, the community would ex-
nc<i from them lone mealure for its iudcen IL
os,lasion. Conicious that the Adams admin-
iiirstion had made every exerron, confident
with the fafsty of the country, TO payit, they
cli,. not to continue mralures, which would
rus. their popularity, bur reiorted to deception,
70 fluff, apparently thrir promites. They paiIed
a. at, entitled " an at 70. the resumption Of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

digasy ofbi5 Rafian and eofd to The very d,sgf al
D7v Inlian Uit,zg.e and Mncbicoe!Ian deepfisn p
MIR DUANE thus replies" We mutt fay, that
this aprears 10 be the. malignant ebuitiop Of
fopr man whose official faactions are tutpen-
ded and that lie thus, Ike an aiI.al Gin the
frado, who under a nada, aims his isiletto, at
the heart OF the nian whom nc could :!sither
datte .ior !atsm,Ia.t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29

JOSEPH SMITH

tIas for Sale, at lis lore on King Sneet, Alex
aniria,
30 bales Of MUSLINS,
100 pieces bef G-rman Dowlais,
hales Flemilh Sheeting,
Scotch Ofnabure, Burtannas,
Cambrick Mullins, Mnlia and Silk Shawls,
8 Napkeens, BJadAnnoes,
Lutearings, KID Gloves.
ls hhds. WI Rum,
s pipes 4th 2foof Cogniao Bfandy,
WhGkey 10 tierces and barrels,
Holland and Country Gin,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
1000 lbs. Back Pepper,
Spinning Cotton,
Grading ard Grafs sey,hss,
Sickles and Spades, Wrapping PAPER,
n. S. Paife,, HerFngs,
.Good FLOUR for family ufc.
lie will Rent,
For I, or years, the DgslIing he COW oe
cupies 90 Royal Street.
June 20. go
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.96 O0e
10000 Tickets at. ; Dollars,

IN offering the Scheme as above,
it has been he objs6t Of ihe Managers 70 ri1ie
the fam allowed by law on the lmallsf cap al
pofiblc, keeping 10 view the PFcpticty OF max,
iug thc rik as little as the nature OF The cate,
weud aamt, being folly OF opinion thai It's iuc-
ctfs mutt deperd more On tie I'D ahich liberal
public, ever ready to ex'erd 70 The promotion OF
an utr!ul urd5frakipg, than On any {uFpot to be
derived from the adventurous !pecuator or mccoy
gambIre, wereis on a plan more exte' Eve, tie
prizes higher, and the NIX g:estsr Here the
adventurer will readily pelcclye, tst whiie he IS
contributing only finals lum to be lad cut N
improving the roads, 70 that he produce OF NC
county may be carried 20 market al any fesi'n'
g. at moderate e4pence-; his chance ct gam IS
not uufavourable, there being Ie(s thar Dls0Es
20 prize and fone of The Prizes not lncontdefa-
81. ones. Thissrautt be- deficient, when The %,
i.6t TO be attained, as 70 extepGvely uietul' and
the colt 70 extremely Erla!l. The Cormlia20,
ers "A Irter ,ben,lcIyes thar they will be sised
BY, al leaf all patriotic citizens, in accomplishing
this ufriul obictt: and they co.. t1enty ooP1
that the d:aw;ng may commenced al Pe'.u
not ve,y remote, of which hcwever noure WI,
Be given in doe tirne--The Prizes vii De PAIH
in Cath. furiee to no difcount, lmaediately a.
Ter he completion of the drawirg- Nke''
nav be had of the managers and from !uch @'F.
perlons as they may hereafter authorize 10 ''t
rs theTs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29
-rSadler, Cap and Harnefs Maker,

.Sadler, Cap and Harness Maker,
Respectfully irtosms lis cuaomets and the
pubic 10 general thatte is fuppiied with the Def
materials IN his line OF balpeis, and eaters him
felt from tie quality OF lis wcFk. and moderation
OF bis prices 70 rende. latlstattion to thofe who
may pIca(e 20 fagou- hin, with theis commands.
HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE,
Centlemen's fashionable Paddles made
on Englh Trees, and IN part of the bef Eo.
gfh leather, tie other materials warranted alfo-
E.afic, llstted, inIaid and plain faddIcs -
Leopard Kin hopfons, and faddle cloaths, ladies
faGnionaolc iaddIss with bogfkin, buckikin and
velvet iga,s, PLACED brides of the newcf patterns,
with dukelbranch, guard, hllf guard and pain
bits, common brides, msrtngales and collars,
an atIortmen! of whips, plated Suwarow ipurs,
plated and poliihed patent iPring ttirruPs, plain
plated ditto, portmanteaus, vsllices and fad!lc
bags, horfeman's caps, holRers and belts, FIRE
buckets, carriage, Wagon and cart harnefs for.
niihed at fhort notice. A fet of neat Englian
gig harnefs with plated mounting for fale.
n. B. Orders VIII be attended to with punctu>
atty.
April 26 edSm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29

Or Exchange for Vet or Dry Goods,
A HOUSE and LOT ltuated on ST. Aiaph
between P'incels and Queen ereets. The houfe
is az by 10 feet, two tories, with two rooms on
each floor, and the lot eneIoftd with yard
garden aud fmoke houfe. Apply to
Robert G. Lanphier,
King freet.
June 2as CO
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Sad7er, CAP and Ho77e75 MaSef,
Has removed to Royal erect, between Kooncs',
and Gadfby stave.os,
Where he will confantly be fuppi-
ed with the bed materials in his line for cAecut-
ing the mott faihionabIe work.
He has now or hand ladies ana gentlemans'
Saddles Of the newelt fa(hion, and an extenfVe
aaortnent Of plated and polilhed BfidIe Bits,
'Stir,ups, &c. &c. &c.
MAY II. GO