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proclamation.

WHEREAS there is reason to believe
that m4llgnant fever nov prevails in Sc.
yeral of the West-India islands, and as il
has moreover been deemed expedienr TO
prohibit the admission of vessels into this
port whose cargoes may consist wholly, or
in part, Of articles liable to putreiaction, I'M
til the same shall have been inspected by.
the Superintendent of Quarantine--I do
therefore, with the advice Of the Common
Council, hereby declare the law for the re-
.pulation of quarantine at the port OF Alex
andria, TO be ia complete force and opera
ZION from and after the date OF these pre-
SCENTS And I do most solemnly enjoln all
masters and pilots having the command OF
vessels coming from any ofthe said islaads,
sas well as OF vessels coming from any Q.
Their foreign port, whose tcargoes may con-
sist wholIy, or in part, OF substances sus-
cep.iblc Of putrefaction, to bring such yes
sells to anchor az the place assigned for the
performance Of quarantine, and when there
TO conform strictly with all the duties and
restraints required by the said law.
In testimony whereof have hereto
Sc, my handas Mayor of the town
of Alexandria, and Affixed The
EaA} seal of sns office the 1oth. day OF
July, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and four.
ELISHA G, DICK.
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NOTICE.

A NIee,irs tn> Aismisers Of TIC Mutual
Agu.aoec Sac,esy againit Ere on Buildings IN
The "a of Nuginia. IS Respected % Saturday
ryep,Dv nexl At o'clock a: Gadil, IS atieso
in ordss 70 apPaint q proxy 70 FePFeie1' F'etn a.
ssnessl meeting 70 b. held in Richmond %
the 80 ) let}.
In!y ~.
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$500 IIFS1UcHE.
) Approves uly 18th, 1904.
:. ELISHA C.. DUCK,
Mayor of Aleaandriia.

A woman (says a writer) among the sa-
wages, is q least Of burden; in the East, a
piece Of furniture; IL Europe, a spoiled
ehila; and III America, Ne,l0pely and belap-
ed companion q n1a,s.
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Fran the CHARLEsroN COURIER.
M-. EDITOR,

II pou t5,nk tie inclosed essay vortdpabA-
cation an s7.nc day zvheu a dsarth cjr Pr
Aaical matter !savss you room jor lighter
subjects, y9a are hertily 7Oelcome to 1t.
III. il.
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~ The {. blcfber Wiil Rem ant
s;ys .n,as d,4ie oceaPsaey u ii, HOUSE and
10Ts
galy IL. q
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NOTICE..

A Petition viii be pssf-p,5d 60 the next L.
g;aasare Is Vitgluiss pg~yiog he eit2o '!hmsnt
q a B arb ii ~ Bank II I.yg .sjz and 40 'n-
crsale s. "a. c2plai b IT, faid ba.S, contigaoca
To rs Lawn q Alsxaastri4.
Fa,tax, Iay ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
NEW YORK, July &c.

JEROME BoNAPARTR.--It appears by
the Legislative acls OF France relative 10
the establishment az the empire, and The
elevation at the Donaperie family, 10 the
imperial dignity, tina, the brothers Lucien
and Jerome are not admitted in that part
OF the arrangement which establishes the
he edi,ary succession. In default Of male
issue from the families of Napoleon, Jo-
seph and Louis the senate is 10 appoint
successor. 1t however appears, that all
the brothers are raised to the rank of prin-
ces, and that four imperial palaces are to
be provided for their accommodation i'm
different parts of the empire. Our little
Baltimore beauty has of course been eie-
waited by her marriage, to the sudden and
unexpected dignity Of princess, and in
the event OF certain contingencies, .ay
with the good will of the senatus con-
sultum, give future sovereigns to The em-
pire.
he late governmental acls OF France
having ,hus given additional rank * splen-
did tile, to our youthful couple, we may
observe that their IMPERIAL HIGuNEssEs,
Prince Jerome Boaaitarfe, and his fair con-
sort the P9IHchsS MARIA, are On q tour
OF pleasure and observation in the upper
parts of this slate; they are now it is pre-
sumed at one of he watering places, and
will it is expected visit the grand falls of
Niagara before their return.
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ALEXANDRIA,, July %.

AT meeting Of sundry citizens of Fair
lax county and others, held at West End
the 27lh July, 1904, for the purpose of
adopting measures in order to obtain the
establishment Of Branch Of the Bank Of
Virginia, in the vicinity of The town of A.
leXandria, in the said county of Fairfax.
Gen. THOMPSON Mason, Chairman.
RoBERT Moss, Secretary.
This meeting being fully impressed with
the advan'ag esresulting from the establish-
ment of Branch of the Bank Of Virginia
in This county, as we'll to HE agricultural
interest OF the counties trading 10 the town
of Alexandria as others.
Therefore RcsofUed, That Thompson
Mason, Waller Jones, Frarcis Peyton,
George Deneale and Augustine ]. Smith
be appointed committee 10 draft petit
ton 10 the next General Assembly Of Vir-
GINA, praying such an increase of the ca
pital stock of the said Bank of Virginia (if
necessary as viii enable the president and
directors of the said bank to establish
branch in the vicinity of the town of Alex
andria in the County Of Fairfax, and that
a representation be drafted by said COM
mIttee to be addressed TO the president,
directors and stockholders of the said
Bank tobe presented at theirgeneral meet
ing at Richmond on the first Monday in
September next, soliciting their concur
renee and aid in the SAID application; and
that the said petition and representation be
submitted TO another meeting to be held at
Mrs. Simpsons tavern, West End, on
Thursday next the ID of August, at o.
clock a. NJ. in order that the same may
be adopted and forwarded to the different
counties interested, for the signatures of
those concurring IN the propriety OF tile
said application.
ResofUcd, that the foregoing proceedings
be published in the Alexandria newspa-
pers.
Tcs,e,
THOMPSON MASON, Chairman.
RoBERT Moss, Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04

htnde sweeIer, and the kindness more Ya-
luable.
"This disposition presages that the
name of the empress Josephine will be
the signal OF consolation and Of hope and
as the virtues of Napoleon will always
serve as an example TO his successors, TO
teach them the art OF governing nations,
the living remembrance OF your goodness
will teach their august consorts that the
care of drying up tears is the most efFec.
'uai means OF preserving an empire over
all hearts.
"The senate thinks itself happy in the
opportunity of being tire first TO salute you
empress, and he who has the honor oil
being its organ, takes the liberty 10 hope
that you will deign TO reckon him among
! the number oil your most faithful ser.
wants."
His imperial majesty then addressed 10
| the consuls Cambaceres and Lebrun, the
following letter:
Citizen consul Cambaccres.-"Y Your ii.
tie Is about 10 be changed; but your fuuc.
tons and my confidence remain the same.
In the high dignity Of arch-chanccllor
with which you are going 10 be invested
you will manifest, as yon have done in
that OF consul, the wisdom Of your coun
ellis, and those distinguished talents which
have gwen you SO important share iii all
the good that can have done.
! have nothing lhtref r. 10 request o!
! 20" but the continuation OF the same sen
timen.s for the state and ne.
(Signed) "NAPOLEON.
Done At The palace OF s. Cloud,
28th FloreaI, year 10,
(May 10. IS04'')
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04

NNlotilia OF so Vail 10 Of which were Gun
Boats sailed from Calais on the 1A.h inst. fer
BouloSne where il 7rryed in safety. in spite of
the English attempting TO lay obstacles IN iIs
way.
At the end of the Mandate which the Cardi
nal Archbishop Of Paris has Just published or
derng public PRAYERS. on account Of the accessi-
Oh oF the Emperor. we read che following letter
which His Imperial Majesty has written to his
Eminence
" My Cousin, the happiness OF the French has
ever been the obiea of my dearest thoughts. and
their glory ;hat of all my labors. Called by di-
vine Providence and by the constitution of the
republic to the Imperial power, see in ,his new
order OF things only greater means TO secure at
home and abroad the national dignity and pros.
! perity. l rely with confidence on the powerful
succOr of the Most High. lie will inspire his
| ministers with the desire of seconding me with
all the means III their power. They will cnlight.
en- the pie with wise Instructions, by preaching
TO Them the love OF their duties, obedience TO the
lave, and the practice Nf nj! christian and civil
virtues. They will call down the blessings OF
| Heaven upon The nation and the supreme Chief
Of the State. l write this letter to YOU then "a
tell you that as soon as you have received it, you
shall cause 10 be sung Foge C. eater, and the II
| Deam in all the churches OF your diocese; tina,
you shall invite to the prayers which will be read
in your church, the authorities which are accus.
toned to assist 4, such ceremonies and that YOU
shall cause TO be read during the exhortaticn in
all tine churches of your diocere. the organic Sc
na,us consultum ofthe % h Florculas, Assur
ing myself iha, you will excite by vour example
the zeal and piety of all the faithful of your do
cese lpray Goa to keep you, my cousin, IN his
| holy and worthy care.
Written At ST. Cloud, the 1st Prairal wear -
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
Goleheste,, .5nly 29tb. 1904.

SIR,
p ELoW is list Of three hogsheads of TO.
~ BRCCO. which have lain in this Ware.
house upwards of TWO Yeas without being elain,-
ed, which the law requires shall be advertised 70
he sold at the expiration Of three months. at orr
Courthouse Fairfax county. You will please ad.
vertise il accordingly
l. II. No. 226 CAD rs SIT, April s, 1901.
M. +. G. $40 1885 l35 1000 Tune s. 1901.
Do. so nl9 100 996 Jnne 70. 1901.
COULTER e HAMPTON,
Inspectors at Colchester.
10 RE Printer FIR tie Public 3m
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CASH SALE OF LAND.
~ ADJUSTABLE.

" NLnTWNrLE.
ON Septembcr 18Th, viii be SOLD in Char
~ loucfyille. 10 the highest bidder. for Cash.
nc Tract or LINN, lying on the cast side
IT Riyanna, over agains Charlottesville. contain.
ing about COO acres. with n new connections
Dwelling Two years Of lease under
good restri0ious have to run after ,iis The
land IS all Of The South West Mountain cualitv.
and though much injured in parts, is in general
shI very good, and ali reclaimalie. The sale pro-
eecdS tron deed of trust to injcmaify against
loss as security and bail, which, was e,.ec,,oI;,
December. 1909, by William Harie of Pepr,,l.
yania. to THOMAS ~. RANDC7 M.
Juy %. ,ds
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
CHAMBAUDoS
Antalthmatlc Lozenges.

Il ra9caLeuye tay cssgbs, eoLds, eabnas ard con-
Iamttisas. difficulty ofJyeatbmg, yc 5r.
Mr.. CH4afBAUD, stbs J1!s prgbrirtor IF
this medieiae, hrs The Eafi5afior 10 0nr0u1ce t6at
t5sy baqs ben lie means gf ,tevips aeoay 5eyJlns
IN a mo9 trecQrious fine IF hr0!t5. TX commou
cqlds tb,: nrdicine produtes IL /alptayy 4 peybwa
t;oa t5af tby grnrralJ are er0dieQte2js . ttsqv
6ouys. C0agbing, being pra2onged b. taat eou0nl-
FIX lJ1.3t6m tsrn1d the tickling IN the tbr2at, it
.6orteus lis durqtisa BY 4yomofiag (ef3 end frsngtb
euiag the ronfitation. Puimouary r5mblatnts, az
fang tie brcgR and lungs; t62lr efst<d soitb
item experience an Qinof immediate ,el5: III
bwas aid tonfned co4lumbtions haze repeatedly been
e,ndieatrd BY them. Infants IN The boobins cozsb,
and 1vomen dariag t,tsnanc, may foke them
qvftbout TIE kaf fear IF larger, and quitb tbt
greafeF expeaaGm 9F relief, nor can II be admin.
Refed at an improper /eGioa.
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SPRING PHYSYC.

DR.. HUaTER'c Ami. Bilious Pills are unquefion.
ably proved by ample expe icnce be the NOT ectua
remedy, at tn fame tine the moh innocent, peaaut,
and convenient c6ciue fer thu OF fcurvy fcobutic
eruprios leprofy and other dorders originating from
corrupsive fate of the blood Fhe remarkable cure of
MIR. Eiiion, ef Albany, who had been twelve years
tormented with mott diireiing ieorbutic complaint as
aRo thar of Thomas Johnion, abouring man, IN the
iervce Of Mr. Van Reuleiaer who was Afflicted with
mott horrid leprpy mutt have convinced eyey one who
has read the particulars Of thete cafes, beGdes which
variety Of proofs of her efficacy, authenticated by per
ions otchara&ef and rePeetaGly are open to the ex
iuppofed 60 h VIC theft Que weight, and iupcrcede the
necefity OF any uther comment from the Proprietor
yes he PERFUMES aerts that the real merits oil this
vegetable preparation WILL on fair trial, plead more
faFciue lis owareconlmendasion than any thing which
ca DC faid al it,
Wbrr aJa sra, be bed,
et-irfas's Varn dearoying ozerges--.7h efs III
z:ngss not Oaly de1troy where they exiA, bait
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DR.. BARDWELL'S
Annodyne Eilence, for all kinds Of
Head Achs.

THE renowred qirtars # the tnaodyse sDcuet,
is noqv "a generally knaqva, t5atif Is NJ brelum6f
CT in tb: Proprietor, 70 Eay, tbat Head Achs, ayjs
ig f,om qvbulr0er rayle, or bo4orq,e, violent, H.
faatly JR6mit 10 lis 3enetrGfing tezUr,s. 4ki,m
ualaable Anu0lyns, has Erqu>ntly luccredfd ed<r
re 6sg adJies, I'D every ofber femedy bad fail
ed; BY its Jalutcry operation, il wlenEJJ bromotes
circulation and peYfiratisu, and tbfrey preveufs
The reta,u q t6e @af oIaiuate 9E,i,dieal head
aebs.
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Dr.. Ba,44ysYs eeu4ixe Eye WIoter.

foveregn remedy for all dileses ofthe eyes; pee~
div removes lil srnaation dignne itehngs AID tm
aever failstc cure thofe alaies whcr frequently iuc
coed the meaGes frnalPox, aud fever; aud is unpa
ralleied ltrenetheuer OF a weak fight
Dr.. H@n1er'; geraixe dan6iLi0ai Pills.
An agreeable aud certain preventive Of che predfpf
ton to iniammatory and malignant ever which prevails
st particular ieafors Of che year he api and iacreane
demand from every part Of the United Staes, dnd lie
wca India aads, is the te evidence of their perior
excellence.
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Price only 90 cents.
REANIMATION.

WHEN the mof important fanc-
eions of life are fufpenied, and hole who are m
ya.ids by inpfudence, inhesisancs, accident OF
dfeaic, are lettering upon the brink OF the grave
4 is moi. liz despair f5as rsiief il 70 b, foaa9 !;
There is medicine which has reGoEed thJutands
from infrmliy and niiefy to health and haPp'.
nsfs whica is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
TIE gsspiae Seo,fb Itch Ointment.

The euly medicine that this diiagreeabie deate
by one application, 60 many h9ulands having e1peenced
its efficacy; it is unnecedary 10 add any argument
favor, BUT TO caution the pubic that thena he
.lsg Stokes and Co. is Affixed to each box, without THIS
mark of authenticity, are genuine.
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Land 6r Sale.

BY virtue Of Deed of Truf mad4
to me. BY James Dougials and Daae Doupj.r,
ard their wives, to iecute tic payment OF deb,
due By them 10 VIM. GunnsIl, juu Of Fartax
county, End the intrreit that has accrued the,eon
end in purfusuce OF the covenant and fipula t;.,,
th:rein contained, flsll proceed to fell, joy ,rod.
stouly, on tie presrises, on Thrifty tbe ltsvJ
~ g hastg next, at eleven O'Clock in II.
forenoon,
A certain tract or piece of Lard.
lying in Fairiax county, near Tic mouth OF DG
cult Rur; being rhe lrad wbereon tie mill or
the faid Jas. ard Dsnie Dugla6 lately food
ths nlefes and bounds Of which are Particular
les iorth ~ tie fad Deed Of Tuf, and viii :.
ihcwn at the tine and place Of f<)e, together
with ali tic Improvements, advantages and ri.
rileges that sre now OF belong to the laid ere
nfcs. As il is preiured tkcic d,Grora Of pur.
cha{lng will view aud examine for 'hemlelves a
more psrticular tcfciptiop il deemed unuccsf,rv
Should the day pgove FANNY the fl- will tx.
place the next fair d.v.
john Potts, Tygfcs.
july 10. d. Gods
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DIR. BARLOW WELLS

Re anisating S0lar TinaAre, OF Pa6ulam Of LFs
OF the cure ci Conumpon ana Aithnia DordeH IN
the Stomach and Bowels, ConyuilonS Choiic and II
fentery.
Cautious IN invefigsyiou ard attentive enquiry a'o
the nature and laws Of tue animal economy havinglong
confirmed opinion in the mind Of the !nventor that
Ill tbs maades aforementioned, derive their Srlgin
from thc fame caufe, Indirect dsbility confquent
weakness the analogy of their nurce, ~ MARTIAL IN
ference iuggetted the idea OF their wal By tame
means; the refut he discovery Of tie Rear mating
Solar Gincture, which alter having been empHed IN
thouiaeds Of nftauces, with the mot unexampcd and
a, onihing fuceei has obtained me worne exploitation
of chatcters OF the l refpc6fairy, both in I'D cot of
tie proieiion the proPretors confidently aommeud
ore II the mott certain efcacous, and la:ant re-
reiies dilcovred ty offered toF he world
Price, dol. anes dollar and 50 cents per 9ttic. he
large Dott'c Contains nearly TWO Of lie naJ CoPious
Directions FOR eh7ir uf f-aied Up with eah bote
Dr. S5oaghton's CordIal BlAeS, f0lth-
fully prepared at the original waiei1lie, Lon
den.
This incompatible medicine has God the tef
Of univesfal approbation Europe Iotneas an hun
deed years, in the cure and preventih of,
LES sf appetite, bad dig1Fiu. 10irdy cbol;f,
agfst5, bg}ric Vzpsa1t, famfucGFnd trfm6ling,
tgur and JtVsr, de3,H9cd 5bri$ f0zl breath,
'SS'|b' ~ 'sD''''e' ;tE' Ky pH"''-' ~ J'OH'
lagr', lIigai feptr;, Jfck ffs. ii &c.
C-s@ Theie Ris'ers being now enerally ufca in
taveros ant p1r'c places, and Iyefal!y ackow-
LEGGED by al who have 'fied thq sfe6ts, to bsfar
hyperion TO Tue COMPETITIONS toper!y inpofed IN
imitation thereof; the proPrietq hath redoceN tie
price to thofe who purchalc lar fly above fifty PR
eeat. Directions wIII be patd on the Rortles,
and which viii be ALTO feal:d in order TO detett
covn,triets and upitart pretsders, who viii all
I'll you, they make the genjne Stoughton's Bit,
ers; anG in order TO ;mpote heir tfalh on the Pun-
lie, :hey lometimes copy ahEt OF The true adVef-
tiIement and directions.
SpseJfc Dropsf Deot116.
FOR many years have TIC oroPs been ufed with
amazing fucceis, in DEAFFSS &, HARDNESS Of
HEAHthG. Tholc who Fc unacquajntcd with the
1reat relief af,rded by chs lauable medicine ear
retiY re- ommened toa ria Few the cafes in which
his beer Of great erFe and very often perfected
coIEP,cte
Cop Gus directions for he ufe Of the Specific Drops
for DeafneIS are icaled up0h each bottle Price
dollar.
Tune Is. law
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FOR SALE

A TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Fa!iaA county, aacu: 7 mics from
Occ&quan Mills, rs from Alexa'd Tia, ard IT
from the City Of W-fhingtoo; copsainlog III
acres, about two. thirds Of which are cleared ard
enclofed with good feuce--thc Improvements are
log dwelling houic and kitchen, fable, corn
houie ard fnoke houfe, an excellent orchard of
apples, pears, peaches, cherries and pumbs, very
conveniently fifuated for mills, as there are four
within three miles. TIE puicbaer may have
the privilege Of feeding this fall, ard poB,flion
will be given on Cmifmss or perhaps fooner.-
Terms will be made known on application to
the iuoicrbcr onthe premifts.
Richard Wheeler.
Jo'v 10. zaw4II
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Inlv 10.
/ uenty flUe L0Il0Ys Reward.

1 1uenty F1Ue LOGI07'S EeIuG9'd.
RAN AWAY from the hbfcriber's fam, in
the county OF Alexandra, difritf of Columbia,
Muatto man called MATT COOK, about6
feet high, between s. and 40 years of age, long
hair which he wears tied, lack Of qekitt lair on
the front of bis head, little to Tie lett, aeoop-
CT BY trade he has fevera fears on his arms ard
wEiGs, a fear on his back occafoned by fcald,
and ievera marks from whip; he is very fond
Of drink and eantoling he took with him va
ricty of clothes and fcme cooPer's tools. He
croGed tie Potomac at Georgetown few days
lince, and will probably make for Baltimore, as
he has been very anxious for Gcme tmc paa TO
20 to fea. will give the above reward for
fccuring faid fellow in any Jail, 70 that l get
him again, or tbirty doAars, with reafona5le
charges if brought home. Ga~ All matters Of
yeBelS End Others are iorewsrrcd narrowing, en-
Ployirg or earring off laid fellow at their peril.
c. F. Whining.
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SadIer, Cap and Harnefs Maker,

'N'5 "a ana 11dI.tCAS FI"hCla
Respectfully infofo,s his cuGoncts ard tie
pubic n 8ererai that he Is fuppiied with the beR
materials "a his liz, Of bGGnsl5, and fa,Gsrs him.
III rom tbs qualiiy OF his We K, and nrodetation
0. his prices 70 serde flcisfsction TO ihcfe whC
nay plceic 70 tavouv him WITH their commands.
HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE,
Gentiemen's fashionable faddies made
on kngiiih Trees, and in part CT the bef En-.
gi.h ies'rer, the other materials warranted aIio-
hitltic ihatled, iniaid and plain iaadlls -
LeoPsfc ikn hon[ons, and fad3ie cloa,h,, ladies'
t hiohaoe laddies wish bogikin, bucJ * y ard
yelNei fats, flared brides 0! he ,ewclt patterns,
with dfkrtbTarch, gaasd, hail guard ard plain
o'ts, common brides, marriugales AID collars,
an aAoEtment of whips, p.arcd Suw4uow fPms,
plated and pouhed psgent iPgjog aj,rnvs, plain
pated d'to, PoJtman,esus, yaIIices AMI laddIc-
bags, horfeman's caps, hoIGsTs and belts, fire
5nekess, carriage, Wagon and cart ha,rsG for
n'laed Ct fDou rol,ce. 4 (et of nea, E gL(h
gig hgTncis with plated mounting for fale.
n. B. Orders VIII be attended 10 with punctu.
atty.
Apfil rs. eo3p
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
THE AROMATIC
I.OZENGES OF STEEL.

e Since this excellent medicine was fri discovered
by Dr. Rardwel, ievcral thouESnd females have expo.
renced its alptary efecs many Of whan had beca re-
duced TO the brink Of the grave having uftd every
NEEDY recommended ipecis in .hoie complaints and
had made every Application the faculty that ooald bs
obtained, The following recentcafe is fcleSed from