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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13

tfatit was monarchial Dispositions, of the
very worstkind, approved & already record
edsln thtloage of history as convicted OF the
most foul guilt that can stain humanity; 4
tyrant SO palpable and self convicted, that
under the influence of g the merciless poll
cy of fear,o it sits in It's closet trembling,
while it matches new mischiets and muir
ders. conspiring conspiracies, and like the
needy garrett sharpers of great cities, con-
irving and practising forgeries, not TO
pick the pockets, but to take away the lives
OF men?
Let it be remembered, Americans! Let
it be remembered, that let the issue Of the
present government Of France be what it
may; turn out in the end its character how
II will, your country's opinion is motto be
retracted. 1t is on record. Yes, let the
present French government be good or
bad-to use the words Of Hamlet, :" be it
g spirit Of health, or goblin damn'd-
z" bring with 1t blessings from heaven, or
s. blasts from hell--be It's .intents wicked OF
/" charitable" YOU, by your Chief Sfasis-
trate, have given recorded legislative
guaranty to the world for its excellence.
You have, shreugh your constitutional Or
gan, BEEN made to call it" the enlightened
government So France,%' and to write it.for-
ever in the archives Of your state.
Nor is this all for which you have to an
swer. Your ambassador at Paris has un-
dertaken to declare thas FIR. Drake, the
British ambassador, hes been broved gull
ty OF certain charges made against him by
the aforesaid enlightened government
Now, if those charges should turn out 70
be false, see what predicamen5, what a
shabby pred,cament, thus country will be
in! Good Heavens, what spectacle! A
free, moral, and a religious republic, gra.
tuitously standing 9od-mother, and giving
a tender name of her own choice, to feel
and auocious despotlsn, and giving the
security Of its credit to the talsehoods OF
that dtspotism, by endorsing the name OF
its ambassador, hitherto sacred, on all its
wicked forgeries.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS there is reason to believe
fhat malignant fever now prevails In Sc.
yeral of the West-India islands, and as it
has moreover been deemed expedient TO
srohibit the admission of vessels into this
port whose cargoes may consist wholly, or
in part, ofarticlrs liable to putreiacton, IN.
Gil 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-
gulatien of quarantine at the port of Alex
anafia, to be ia complete force and opera
ton from and after the date OF these pre-
sents And do most solemnly enjoin all
masters and pilots having the command of
vessels coming from any ofthe said islands,
as well as of vessels coming from any O.
rher foreign port, whose cargoes may con-
:si.t wholly, or in part, OF substances sus-
ceptible of putrefaction, to bring such yes
sels to anchor at the place assigned tor the
performance of quarantine, and wnen there
to conform strictly with all til; duties and
restraints required by the said law.
In testimony whereof have hereto
set my hand as Mayor of the town
of Alexandria, and affixed the
sAAIj seal of nv Office the 10Th day of
July, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and four.
ELISHA c. DICK.
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-.--r O. %ss-.--.-
LONDON, NAV =.

YESTERDAY his Majesty gave az audience
to the Chancellor.
Nothing decisive has vet been determin-
ed upon. 1t is rumoured that his Majesty's
sentiments are extremely adverse TO the az
engagements proposed by Mr.. Pitt, who, it
is said, was TO be honored with an inter-
view with his Majesty this day at noon
But we do not believe that any such event
had taken place when this paper was put to
press. Mr.. Pitt and Mr.. Fox have net
vet had any personal communication with
each other. This is rather curious; those
who we are told, are to be at the head OF
the new Administration have not yet seen
each other, nor held a single conversation
upon the subject Courier.
In this state of affairs, il is probable that
the Marquis of Stafford viii bring forward
his motion in the House Of Lords to-day.
Mr.. Fox will postpone his till to morrow or
Wednesday, because it is wished by the
confederates TO shew first their strength in
the House of Lords. Ind
Since writing the above, we have heard
that his Maj7sty's opinion upon 1.-THE arrange
nents proposed BY Mr. Pitt, was adverse
10 that part in which the introduction OF
Mr.. Fox was proposed. His Majesty is
said to l.ave inquired, with what consist
ency such measure could be proposed by
party which had advised Mr.. Fox's era
sure from the List Of Privy CounceIlors:
Ibid
Some motion, 1t is rumotred, will be
made in Parliament to-day, upon The SUD
iect Of his najesty's supposed illness
I6iid.
Some accounts have been received from
Paris to the 26th Of last month. The Sc
nate is believed to be occupied upon the
subject Of comforting new dignity upon
Bonaparte. A broad hint has been thrown
out by Senator, in an address to one eE
the Electorate Colleges. After a fulsome
panegyric upon Bonaparte, he concludes
by saying -
Led astray by the ardour Of nay feel
ings, and by personal connections, fear |
should run too forward with secrets and
wishes, which are within your hearts, as
well as mine, bat which you yourselves
will make known"
Joseph Bonaparte has set out for Bou-
logne, to take the command of his regi-
ment.
Private letters state, that Mr. Frere,
our Minister at the Spanish court, has sent
circular letters to all the British Consuls in
Spain, stating, that having received infor-
nation that privateers were fitting out in
several of the ports there, which he knew
mustbe intended to act against the ships Of
Great-Britain, he demonstrated with the
Court on the subject, and al order was &C.
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eordingly issued, prohibiting ae condem..
nation of all prizes wratevers in any Of the
Spanish ports.
On Saturday, Mr.. Pit and large poll.
tical party, dined with Lord Melville,
The Sherborne Journal Of Friday last,
contains the following paragraph: Con
Tuesday died at Dorchester, in the prime
Of life, Of broken heart. universally re-
GREETED by all who knew her, Mrs. Cor
don, wife of the Rev. Lochhart g ordoh."
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a4- NOTICE.

A Meeting q the Mtneers of sbe Matusl
4kf1urance Sociery sgsinh Ere on Buildings i"
the ltase of Virginia, is reqaea-d on Saturday
evening nexf, a. 6 o'clock at Gldibt's Hotel,
in order to appoies proxy to rePfeien' them at
ssenersl meeting to be held in Richmond on
the goth lift.
fuly r. q
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NETWORK, July S.
TIE AniUerSary Of independence

made a very splendid appearance but we
leave description Of the parade to those
more competent to the task, and better pro.
vided with materials. We shall confnc
ourselves to the exercises at the Brick
Meeting House
At this place an oration was delivered
to a numerous AID respectable audience,
BY John w. MulIigan, Esq. ftderalist Of
the Old School. The eloquent and ira
pressive delivery of the Orator did ample
Justice to the bold aud independent seut.-
ments he uttered. As we inJuLge he hoac
of soon seeing this very elegant compost
ton in print, we shall now contept our
selves wiki sketchlEg brief outline OF rs
principal features.
After the customary cong~atulation on
the return OF the anniversary, he remark.
ed, it might be OF service to consider Nth
calnness the principles which governed the
sages of'56. a review Of thcir conduct
and the motives by which they we're go-
verned, he observed, would animate us 10
resit usurpation, from whatever source it
might arise, or in whatever shape it might
MAKE its approaches. This too would ena.
bic us to ascertain the nature Of genuine
liberty, and to distinguish it from the Vi
sionary theories Speculative philosophers.
and the pretended idol ofan1bitous and un-
princlpled demagogues. The result would
be toimpress us with q just value Of ra-
!ional Freedom, so that If some towering
and ambitious spirit should attempt TO wrest
it from US by force, or some less daring.
butsmore dangerous, candidate for power
should attemptto seal it, under the insidi-
GUS prctence Of more faithfully preserving
it, we might always stand ready 10 defend
it with the sgirit f A ne,icans.
Over the calamltles of the war. (sa;d
he with great feIicity,) let the Genius Of
humanity throw the veil that has been seen.
ed IN her tears
He then tool, concise view of our
miserable s;.nation under the old ccr,f.de.
racv the extreme depression Of national
crei;t n. ;nconven;ence Of q lax admins.
tration, the disturbances and instructions
in some OF the states these were the evils.
that convinced us that though we mad Gain.
ed onr indeDenlence we had yet to acGuire
a government. Then it was that the saces
OF our country, many of them the heroes
who had planned and executed our revolt
ton, convened from the different parts OF
the Union, in order 10 secure the bi essines
of liberty 70 the country. framed and ora.
posed he Federal Constitution. And here
it was we were to look for those principles
Of practical liberty, which the collected wis,
don Of our country had pronounced es-
ssnt;aI to the proDer management of Our
republican institutions. This was the great
charter Of our rights and privileges Wish
this standard beforeus, we are enabled to
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DnhLlr aals.

On FRIDAY the 18th inf. at four
O'Clock, P NJ. will DC io'd at IRWIN aoa Dan
lap', wharf, OK a rre.tif of 5 aaa 9 months,
rSxN The Sch'r SALLY,
Wfh|SAsburshen 900 bis. is IN pefiete osdet
&AssEss to receive a cargo j; her ais,'cahlcs,
snchors, .uaning rigging and boat neaf'y new,
with very coulinodions csbb'n. She mas eteh
run for fome tune as a Norfolk Packet and IS
kaown tc fail very fa&
Philip C. Mayqellsr.
July 10.
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lust ARRIVED,

From NsGw, New Providence, and for Sale
ON beard the ich'r Pa;fy, !4ea,y Mood, ina'ses,
at Lawsaion and Shows wharf, tmsll cargo OF
Frgh Pine APples.
tS Only thirteen days taken f.osn the trees.
Iuly 70. q
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So The lobicrlber will Rem I and
give imtne date occupancy ot OBS HOUSE aud
LOT.
Alexander Henderson,
July IL.
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NOTICE.

A. Petition WI. bc prcfsn;ed TO the next Le-
eiila,vre Of Virginia. praying the eitaoiihm sns
OF q ,Braneb eff tbe Bark IF Vrg'xia, and aa ~
create eff the capital of the (ad Back, contiguous
to the Town of Alexandra.
Fairfax, Iuly IL.
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FOX SALE.
Tnlv IS

THE fuhicsiber beng about TO remove from
Alexandria, off-Ts for sale, on zoe mott moderate
terms, his large, commodious, and well fnlhcd
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To RENT.
IN CU6rseer Wanted.

THE fuhlcriber wiihes tic employ peffon
well qualified for an Overfccr, for buiinrfs Of
Come extent, lying in the upper end Of Prince
William county, and ret far from Hay Mar
ket,) to whom ibera! wages would be given,
'Thef- applying will obferve the nectiiify Of
being well recommended, as no, one that is not
can be attended to. c.Tne fublcriber may be fern
on the seftate alluded to, en- the 18th anu 25th
Of this month, till which time will remain ia
he county Of A1iddiefx, ard after which any
communication the iubjca may be left in tho
care Of the pteient Manager of theeaae.
n B. Some information may be had On sp-
plicasion TO AusuRine I. Smith.
Carter B. Berkly.
Barn ,Elms, Middieie~ Comfy,
Jolly IS. eo6t
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For Sale. or to Let.

THAT beautiful feat whcreon the fnbfcriber
now lives, about half mile from the town OF
Alexandra. TIL: Lot contains four acres, on
which are erected handfome dwelling, with pi-
azzas round the 6ra and fecond tories, table
and carriage hohfe, belize other oat buildings;
there are alio pertaining TO the premfes, an ice
houfe, two fprings of good water, and afunmef
and winter Fihey, The ground is under good
fencing, and the greater part les in clover, and
abour4o bearing cherry and peach trees thcFeoa.
For terms apply to the Albfcriber on the pre-.
4nifes, or at the corner of the dag onal ftfeet
John Duff.
JDly ~ Cd
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Ju'yaS.
LOTS TO LET,
FOR EVER.

One on the foutb dIe Of Prince freet, bound.
ed on the north by Primes itreet 700 feet, on the
Wet by Patrick hreet IS teet, on he iouth by a
ro feet alley, on the EAT by 3 feet 5 inch alley,
So feet to the beginning, to prevent further
trouble my price if taken this iummer ia one
hundred dollars Per year; one more LOT 90
Fince ttreet 20 feet Irons and IS teet back 70 the
10 feet alley with the privilege OF the 3 feet 5
inch alley; one more LOT OH the north iide Of
Duke Street bounded on the f"ush by Duke freet
'73 teet inches, on tie wet by Patrick Greet
IS eet, on the north by IS feet alley, this
may be divided to luit the renrer.
Alexander Perry.
Tulv IS coilt
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9,67s oianks-no' e"o -
5000 tickets at 10 dollars each, $50, GO
n s. Plies fabie6tsd to deduction OF nj
teen per cent. .e.A., X. l.,
This Lottery has been authorized oy the re- e
-,.;ga,ure Of Virginia, for the ianaao'e Pu. poe
Sf ereeit.e seminary of learning IN or near Inc
: ,n,,ronclis Of this fate. With tms view u -
contemplated 10 raae '.c, 900 dollars sna ,f'soo
dollar, in addition, for defraying the expeness at
t.n,iant on drawing the loytery Ciuzeas 0, 'he
drit rsfpeeaabisity have been eisetea as ,fuNses'
and they have pledged ,hemlelves to uls their. Ut
mott exertion. 10 carry it intosastt Inc 'cseine
h,, the Advantage Of giving TO each each soseh ~
+urer a chance for fome very large Priaea' VIM"
rbe proportion Of prizes to blanks, is 10 great as
;6x;t. -. frienis of the intenjed ntltutlon to
partake IN the lottery, with very ht'ls nlS OF
sbsi, becoming ofers. The uesiuter OF ms a a
IS 20 be appointed 10 receive me money lot 'ns
tickets AZ they sfe'lold, sna to pay the amount
ofthr or,z,s to fortunate adventurers. II 10 oe'
Ie,ed thar he above cobideranons Will irauce
rapid lale of the tickets, and the drawing WIZ
cogp,ncnc. as loon as luGicient oumbsr man ,e
fo3 rs authorize it-whlch II IS oeheved WIZ "
o. the fecond Monday IN Eecember next. !,
Richmond, Jan. 81, loo+ CO
- Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, DR.. ]. Breckenboronsh, ien'
VIM. Price, (Reg.) Samuel Pleaiaal''
s;un. and VIM. Pritchard.
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1zzyeny Ege Dollars keuard.

RAN AWAY hom the fbfuber's farm, is
TIE county of Alexandria, diffitt Of Colombia
Mulatto man called MATT COOK, ab0OE'
feet high, between s. and 40 years Of age, io's
hair which, he wears tied, a4sek r 1pbi!t liar On
The front of his head, LITTLE to the eIt, coop,
er by trade he has feVeral fears on his arms 8na
wriRs, fear on bis back occafoncd by ical1!!
and ieveial marks from whip; he IS very TOM
Of drink and gambling; he took With hif" vs'
riety of clothes and lome cooper's tools. ~
c1oaed the Potomac a, Georgetown few days
Gnce, and vii! probably make for Baltimore,
he has been very anxious for (omc lime pat "
60 to fes. ! will give the above reward fa
occurring faid fellow in any Jail, 10 that &C.
him again, or thirty dakars, with reafona'Ti
charges if brought home. Gz' All matters o.
yellels and others are forcwa,ned harbourlng' :n'
ploying or earring Of lsid fellow at their peril
c. F. Whiting,
July II.
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ROBERT 6 JOHN GRAY
HAVE US! RECEIVED
4 large SUPPLY Of DR.. StoughtOnl
GENUINE BITTERS,

TIE happy efccts, and fupe:lor efficacy d
,hefe biucrs, can be teGihed BY bundled, in A,
iexsndr;a aud i!s neighbourhh=d, during tie pre-,
ailing fckneis lift fummer. w believe hat
every rer.on, who then pe,fcvered il regularly
taking chem, reANed tie attacks of rbe fever.
They brace skr contribution, create appetite, d.
GG digeN'on, 2pa rc,,eye the chohc; IN !hor, in
eli compiaint8 OF Tie 9oGsch and bowels they
have been proved to be ejs,ioer,y sfitacNus,
Hence, they reha malignant teyc.s, an5 a'ea
preventive TO the sgae. 4 coudc of 'heit DIT.
srs, begun now, nay prove higbIy bcaefcsIa
trey wi! gradually Pr.qlsc XIX iy!,cm IL unles'
he dange, aickiy ,umnlcr.
sicsc are many countel!cj:o. PurchscTs will
pcaG 70 cbfsrvc ,ha' ,hr genuine S:cu.h;o"i
Buffers az. fcale, vi,Ii me 4 iettrr of tne Doc.
to,'s turasnc, ard full directions paae4 On cath
bo,ris. l4yer,. Isce=rs AID liquor lsy!es, will
I'D il to their sa.antegs to uie tFcm, As trcn
superior hrengtt aloac they may be co7fdere1 70
co4 nomorc than the uafn 10 often impoied OYos
them. THcy age afo fold by Rapine, Coo;ad
and CO. capitol HI, City OF Wilmington; Nh
Mach, George Town, ard Mr.. a. Buck, FD'
dcEickfburg. AW Jsf rccsivt6,
ESSENCE OF SPRUCE.
Beer made with this article, is wei! known u
be the mott whoIcfome ard leaf exPcnhte mixed
beverage for the fammer ieaien.
April *.
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: LANDS for SALE.
WIN poftvely be foldon the pfem'les
10 the highs,t bidder, on Wednesday the 9th
of Auguf nex', 4
1000 Acres Of LAND,

7, that mart of the county Of London On So.
GA, and Run, lately attached to Fairfax, aboa'
20 miles from Alexandria, and the tame d'taple
from III. Federal City. twill be hit on IN farms
Of about geo ac.es each, 70 as TO combine iutfl-
c;e3cv of timber and wa,er &c each farm, IN wtics
!, abo.ods. add that of The bef qnallty, ana a.,
6abtsd to the ufe Of platter ieseral OF them are
,;mo,oved vzish toleraalc good dwelling housss'
ont hcries, orchards sc. and rented 10 tenants
until the mt day of January next, when p ii'ill-
s On may be haG ysiSh iioerty to the pafchaier 10
leed ibis fall two of the farms will be LAID ttE at
the folks Of tbs great ROAD leading from the back
county TO the Gfeat Falls, George Town sede'
raj Civ. and Alexandria, wheie the hiuation tot
publ;c hoeie, foe or difiilefy, isequalto any.
in rhesates
rhe-terrns are ore fourth Of the Purchaie mo-
new 70 be eaid at the time Of making the deeds
the bsanct 70 BE paid in three years from the day
of fale in aranusl payments, and deed OF trun 10
be g;sea al the fame time TO lecure the different
payments. MIR. Henry @Gunrell, the iuryeycr,
vii, Thew the lard, who lives near 1t, with aplai
thereof. The above lands were conveyed TO me
fome time paft by Ferdmando Fartax,, Efq. and
the title clear of all incumb,ance whatever, for
further Information apply to Mr.Gunnell, OF
: the lubfcribes. .
~ B. Dade.
Nh The fale to begin at the folks OF the
road, where cheeks formerly lived.
June %. aawds. :
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NOT ICE.

A Petition will be ps>.eatsd to the hext L..
eil4turc If Virginia, p:sying the ef4oirhmn
Of a B ancb sttht Bark u, Yvgiaia, and au TO-.
create OF the capila Of tie fad Bank, contiguca
10 the Town Of Alexandra.
Fairfax, luIY II,
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BY AUTHORITY,

Scheme Of a Lottery,
az lg,ld 81 Aeademy ia The Cry q Rieha7ona.
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.pOTOMACK COMPANY.

NOTICES hereby given, That an
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders viii be held
according to law, at Gadby's tavern 10 Alex
andrla, on Monday the oh day OF Auguf next,
when the Treslurel's account, with other papers
as relate to the ComPany's affairs, will be LAID
before shem for heir confederation.
BY Order,
JoCeph Carleton,
Treaiurer for The Potomaok Company.
July 7. d
TO LET-on n1oaerate Terms.
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! dsoard Hackley g Nm. kam'ay
HAVING THIS DAY

iaeourd HackIey g VIM. Kan Jay,
HAVING THIS DAY
Entered into par1nelihp uader the fl IN of Hack
ley ard Ram/ay, offer forfale ar their itofe'
corner of King and Pitt efeets, near the Vain,
ington Tavern, general aGortment of
Hsnes, Sbsr1tuos!s Liquors, Ore
cerae5, sc,
Warranted Gsnuias, VIZ:
London particular Madeira, =
in pipes and half DO.
Lisbon,
Celmana and -!
Malaga
PORT Of an excellent quality in bottles, !,
Medocs Ciaret, in cafes OF twe dog.
Loaf, lump and Mofeoysdo Sugars
Syrup and Moiafes, i
London bottled Porter,
Jamaica and Aotigus RUM
Holland and country Gin,
Coeniac and Barcelona Brandy,
White Wine Vseegar,
Philadelphia and Albany Chocolate,
Fig Blue, Nader, Coppcras, Brimecne,
Sah Petre and Alum,
Englilh AID country Gunpowders
Shot. ahorted,
&Georeia Cotton,
Inpelial,
Hyfon Chulang, E,,esb T<os of the
Hyfon, ~ I
Young Hyfon, 1@'e'' S"ep0|'"-
Hyfon Skin, ~!aaas,
ard
souchorss, aGorted
eBeit Green Coffee,
Spices Of every kind,
Durham and Dixon's Mu9ards K
Leiper's Snuff,
Suaniih Segars of a good quality
Bafket Salt for table ule,
Pipes in boxes,
Wrapping Paper,
Bet Salad Oil,
Stoughton's Birterss
Olives,
Soa Leather,
'psnijohns,
Rice and Barley, sc. &c.
Juno 4. Gates
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go. - i - N'@h"C'
On the 9th day of September next,
Al the dwelling hauts # the lase ,aptain John
Hedges, dtceaird, On Chappawamfic, near DUN.
fries, will be fold on credit Of twelve months,
a.public laIe, to the hghef Bidder, two tracts of
Z 4 N d,
Htuate in Prince William couoty; containing
about twelve hundred acres, Of good quality,
well 'timbered and improved, with large pro-
portion of low grounds afuitable for meadow.
ALSO,
About tWenty.fve likely Slaves, and
all the other petfonai properly oil the etste OF
che faid Hedges.
Bonds and approved fecutity, together with
mortgage on the land, will be required of the
purchaiers.
The land-wil be fold in large or fmalI quaint.
ties, as may be mott likely to produce the beR
price.
lfham E. Hedges, r,.
Seth Bolts, 1-" '''''
July si rawds
CO.. CASH given fer clean Linen
and Cotton Rag.
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1stes
WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING anxious to cloie bis former buGnefs,
rt.iutAs all ,hois Who are indebted TO bin to
iettle their accounts as early as pctbls, and thoie
who have claims sgana him will pleafe qrefent
them fos aojuitment,
TO RENT,
The Dwelling Houfe and Store in Prince Ryeet
one door eaH of the houft occupied Dr.. E. c.
Dick, they are both in good repair Pofteion
may be had Immediately. Apply as above.
lone 4, d6teo
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ROBERT and JOHN CRAY
HAVE JUST Revived,
From New York and Phiiadelpbj,
arhcng which axe thc following

amorq which axe tbe following 3"
Motberby'S Medical Dictionary, L.
dy's Naieum, Dobion's Lie ., Pcuach. De-
airy o: Natural HiGory, Fotgaiyn's Af,ononr
1ooke's Pantheon, Yonng's Latin Di6oogyn
S,eyilii Lexicon, ST. piese's Studies Of Naur
Medical Earstis with p.a;.s, Decsmerou .;
Boccaei, biount'e Practical Navigator, Fsd,p
ba, Hooe's AliuGa, SIN ptcn's Euclid, VIZ
mans Egypt, quaito, ctiayo md Focke, Bib,.,
gilt ard flain, Morocco Payer Books, Bs,t
Surgery, hdtnborgh New DrperlatoEy, Bailey.
Johnicn's, Walkers and Pery's Dit!jonalies. A
e.egans aaol1ment of
Paper Hangings,
few choice Vlolins, Violin Strings and Bow,
a complete .noltmenr Of German Flutes andFh
gales, and great variety Of other articles which
will be adveftftd in a few days.
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