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funeral 0rstton.

On stage erected in the portico Of Tri-
nitv Church, Mr.. Gouyerneur Morris, hay.
Ing four of General Hamilon's sons, the
eldest about sixteen and the youngest about
six years of age, with him, rose and deli,
vered to an immense concourse in front an
extemporarY Grafton, which being pro-
nounced slowly and impressiveIy was east
" committed to memory, and being very
soon afterwards placed on paper is now
presumed TO be correct even to the Ian
guagr. Being shown to several gentlemen
who heard 1t, thy all agree that it comes
near enough to what was actually deliver
ed, to be presented as the Grafton at length.
FFLLow- CITIZENS
It on this sad, this solemn occasion.
should endeavour to move your commise-
ration, it would be doing injustice to that
senslbllity which has been SO generally ard
.ojustly manifested. Far from attempting
TO excite your emotions / must try to re-
press my own, and vet | fear that instead
OF the language of public speaker, you
will hear only the lamentations Of bewail-
ing friend. But will struggle with my
bursting heart, to pourtray that heroic spi-
rlt, which has flown to the mansions of
Bliss.
Students OF Columbia was in the ar
dent pursuit Of knowledge inyour academic
shades, when the first sound of the Ame-
rican war called him to the field. A young
and unprotected volunteer, such was his
zeal and SO brilliant his service, that we
heard his nam. before we knew his person.
1t seemed as if God had called him sud-
denly into existence, that he might assist to
save the world.
The penetrating eye of Washington
soon perceived the manly spirit which ami
mated his youthful bosom. BY that excel
lent fudge ofnen he was selected as an Aid,
and thus he became early acquainted with
& was principal actor in the most impor-
tant scenes OF our revolution.
Attic seige of York, he per:inaciously
insisted-and he obtained the command Of
a Forlorn Hope. He stormed the re-
doubt utletit be recorded that not one
single man OF the enemy persisted. His
gallant troops emulating heheroism oftheir
chief, checked the uplifted arm and spared
foeno longer resisting. Here he closed
his military career.
Saortiy afterthe war, your iavour-no,
your discernmebt called him to public Of
fee. You sent him to the convention at
Philadelphia: he there assisted in forming
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$50 MS professional Cot!I.is;t8 d.lG asa m
unrivaled eloquence. Hou know how we
he performed the duties of Citizcn--go
know that he never courted your favor t.
adulation or The sacrifice Of his own Judd
ment. You have seen him contending
gainst you, and saving your dearest inteI
ests, as Ii were in spite Of yourselves. All
YOU now feel and enjoy the benefits result
ing from the firm energy Of his .conducI
Bear this testimony to the memory II nj
departed friend. IcHAkGr YOU 10 pRd
TEcr HIS FAME1-lt>is all he has left--aj
that these poor orphan children waI inher6
from their father. But my countrvmea
that Fame may be rith treasure to YOU al
SO. Letit BE- The test byw!lich to examit5
those who solicit your favor. Disregard
ing professions, view their conduct, and d
doubtful occasion, ask, W9uld HumiAo6
Auoe done this MHng.2
You ali know how heper;Shed, On thu
last scene. cannot, must bot dwell.
might excite emotions too strong for YOU
acknowledgement. Suffer not your indi9n5
ton to lead 10 any act which might agai'
offend the insulted majesty OF the Law
On his part, as from his lips, though viz
my voice for his voice you will hear n
more-iet me- entrcat you to respect yous
selves.
And nowye ministers of the everlasting
GOD, perform your holy office and comnl
these ashes sof our departed brother to tE8
bosom Of the Grave! 81
The Grafton b ing finished the corpse "
carried to the grave were the usual iuner8
service was performed by. the Reverc88
Bishop Moore. Tte troops who had 81
tered The church yard, formed All extensiy.
hollow square and terminated the solemrS
ties with three vollies over the grave.
During the procession there was regS8
lar discharge Of minute guns from the 3 ss
tcry, by detachment from the regime
Of artillery The different merchant vi.
sells in the harbour wore their colors hs5
mast both this and the preceding day.
His Britannia Majesty's ship of war Be- d
ton, captain Douglass, at anchor withs
the Hook, appeared IN mourning The whd3
~
ed firing minute guns, which were COM.
nued torty>eight minutes. His Majestic
packet Lord Charles Spencer, Capt..
Cotesworth, also was in mot9rning al
fred an equal number Of guns. he FrenF
frigates CybeIle and Didon, were also Is
INTO full mourning both this and the. p
ced!ng day, with yards peeked; they,ag9a3
fred minute guns during the proce ssif
1t deserves also to be mentioned that 4
French surgeons OF these frigates went
to Mr.. Dayard's before his death and ia
Eered their services. These affecting MAJ
Of attention will be gratefully received III
our feliow-citi2ens, as evidence how hi;
y the deceased was respected and estee
ed by the French a ID Eoglish officers. AZ
We have no observations to add--T8
scene was enough to melt monument
marble. N
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NEw-YoRK, july II.

On Saturday last the remains of ALEX
iNDER HAMILTON were committed to the
rave with every possible testimony of res
oect and sorrow. That distant readers NAV
,orm some idea of what passed on this
Nourntul occasion, we shall here present
hem with a regular and correct account of
ne whole scene.
The Military, under the command of
Lieutenant Colonel Morton, was drawn up
IN front of Mr.. Churchs house in Ro-
2inson street, where the BODY had been
deposited. Cnthe appearanceof the corpse
i was received by the whole line with
presentedarms and saluted by the officers,
With melancholy music by a large and ele-
yant Band.
The military then preceded the bier,
IN open column and inverted order. the left
n front with arms i, versed, the bind play
ng a dead march. At 12 O'Clock thu pro-
I;ession moved in the following order,
through Beekman. Pearl, and White Hall
'treets, and up Broadway to the Church
The Artillery.
The 9th Regiment OF Militia.
Flank Companies.
Cincinnati Society.
Numerous train of Clergy OF all denonni-
Y4yJ-rJT
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L9uDttt sSHlR.

ELECAN I FURNITURE,
On W dac.dsy The Is i i fax. az IL. iii
wi ae f}ld At the Warehoutc IF loss
TAYLOR, K,n5 Stteey, yar.tty If
Elegant furniture,
c NsI II F
Side board, tables with mar
Fps, c.il:rr,t Tue bo-,1s, +. rerssea /.
Zee, card taoes, b,esktat dfni diaing TAI
acd,tesd, candle itan 5, sc. &c.
Philip G. Mo,feAcr-
Ju'y II,
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On the top of the cofln was the Gene
RAILS hat and sword With boots ana spurs
reserved across the horse. His grey
horse, dressed in mourning, was led by
two black servants dressed in white, and
white tarbans trimmed with black
The streets were lined with people.
doors and windows were filed, principally
with weeping females, and even the house
tops were covered with spectators who
came from all parts behold the melancholy
procession.
When the advanced platoon Of the mi
litary reached tbs church, the whole CO.
lumn wheeled backward by sections from
the TANKS Of platoons, forming lane,
bringing their muskets to a reserved order
and resting the cheek on the butt of the
piece III the customary attitude of grief.
Through the avenue thus formed the corpse
precedcdby the clergy Of different denomi-
nations and Society of Cincinnati, and fol-
lowed BY the relations of the deceased, and
different public bodies, advanced to the
church, the band, with drums milIied, all
the time, playing pensive, solemn air."
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amoufalng.

Hloufalng.
The Lieutenant Governor of the State, in
his carriage.
Corporation of the City of New York.
Resident Agents Of Foreiga,powers.
Officers of our Army and Navy.
Military and Naval Officers of Foreign
Powers.
Militia Officers of the State.
The various officers of the respective Banks.
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants.
Wardens of the Port, and master OF vessels
in the harbor.
The President Professors, and Students Ut
Columbia College, in mourning gowns.
St. Andrews Society, mostly III lnoarnlng.
Tamany Society.
Mechanic Society.
Marine Society.
Citizen in General.
The Pail z0as subported6y.
Gen. Matthew Clarkson,
Oliver Wolcot, Esq.
Richard Harrison, Esq.
Abiiah Hammond, Esq. {
Josiah Ogden Hoffman, Esq.
Richard Varick, Esq.
William Bayard, Esq. and
HIS Hon. Judge Lawrence.
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V0Jua5Jc Properly or Sa5c.

On the 9th day OF September nc
!, tic dwelling houi. c! t.e I4,4 gal
~isdoes, dcceai.d, on Ca! pawaG7G., r14r y
res, viii be f,ld on crsdit Of we've y, :
itpaollc laIt, io The gh,a nd 'rr, two tr4:l
L A n D,
2tuafe IN Prince Wllham county. con,ai.
.n~ut twelve hnndred acres, 81 good onsi
we'll timbered and improved win larqe
portion ofit low grounds futable for mead
ALSO,
About twenty five llkely Slaves,
ali ths otoer pe'ional properly OF The eta
the faid Hedges.
Bonds a'd approved !tcority, together
mortgage On the land, will be required 0
Purcbslers.
/ he land VII be fold in large or fmsll gu
ties, as np4J be met likely to produce tie
prise.
Than E. Hedges, r.,
Seth Bots, L" s
July II. law
Printing execu ID at this Office
neatnels and ditpa a. !
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Printing execu ID at this Office
neatnels and ditpa u.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-24

dhass a;oH prevails slarg the sbols co..,
poor aelsde'i wfeSShts who compose n. = he
army destined for the expedition ar,;,' eNeh
country are, it is said, sunk in despoudeDc'~ Ills
have lost all hopes of beag able u rff.a - 'ad
ing = they are 50 closely watched BY o., hl laaa'
aiding squadron, ,he commsnd IS Of wbe S''Sf'
certainly entitled TO the highest p,aise for b ~
perseverance, having rem;ined at anchor c g.r
to Boulogne during SO tenpestuoDs weatb. r'''
Yesterday morning there was some ir;os r
Calais. ard prize vas brought into Dave, y !;
the afternoon.
Il is calculated that the eneny's naval eon;a
nenss at Boulosne will contain upwaids 6oodo
men, and It is The opinion Of most of the oGss,'
il the squadron in the Doves, tina, the eo,m,
will Immediately a''empi something, iftbey eve,
intended any thing.
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DOVER, Februliy II,

This morning, very ea1ly, wchcard liRinaIy,
the 6ting Of gun: ietmingly in the direction Of
Calais: AM this afternoon the So lirel frisat.
anchored In the reads, with fcphyt Gtd 10
FOR holfcs hc was oDc Of "a fail bound TO Be-
logne The Ggnal has been hoifted, and we
learn that 20 fail Of gun boats and tranfoor,
were endeayoring to go along lhors from EIu6.
ing to Bologne, bat our cruizcrs have obliged
them TO take fhelter 10 Calais. Some hesyy
firing has been heard, and the Squirrel has re-
ceivcd a cannon fhot through her cu;wster, bu,
no other damage. Jee arrived, the Phcan
.Aoop, having lott anchors and cables off Broad
fairs; part Of our ihips are bIockadine tn:
pun boat, in CaIaisthe ref are Of Boiogn.
Sailed for the Downs the Champion frigs,e,
The Squirrel, the Spectator logger, and cut.
ter.
Tii. morning arrived the Hamburg Mail due
on Sunday l4f The follow. & are i's P'io:ip,I
contents.
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earn EXCHANGE, Fe5ruary II.

Whestis here TO uay III good supply froa
tbcrecsnt redu cions, and further expected, SALE,
are made only for that in immediate requc,
Which is trifc lower; the 6ae Dlntac e,
Barley and Malt a, little variation in price
new Beans are ratbcr cheaper Oats are in good
plenty, with some foreign ,argoes, and many ex
pected, thi, article has somewhat better sale 10
day Flour is plentiful.
Whest IS, S., SIS. Fine ditto 81 a 5,,,
Rye IS a'3ls. Barley I8 23s. Fine Flour
81 49,, Seconds 80 SIS.
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CeN5TANTINOPLE, Jan. .

Adgices have bc.n rece we'd from the P4ih Q,
Janiaa, thar an adj ,tsnt of general ST. CyF n''
arrived in the Mrea, with LETTERS OF rccon'Il7n.
darion from that genera. He appears 70 ne"
oblerved and Inspected every thing 10 til: P;Hip'
fula. The Object of his journey, as he ''f',
is TO purchafc Tukilh hohes in the Mofea 10
the ufc OF the French army. l..
The Neapolitan CLargt d Afairt' at W
Porte has given in the Turkifh government ~ ~
vefal written communications relative 10 ~
tate of affairs in Italy and its vicinity.
Official accounts have been received from z.
gypr, thar the Boys, after apuiating tor cef'aa'
privileges, have tlength agreed to the oo''I h.
ton propofed by the Turk fl government =
VIII CHI the poG li N Of Acxa:dna and b5yP'
at leaf for time, fccured to the Porte
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Iuf received and for Sale,
BY
IOSIAH FAXON and Co.

Thirteen hhas.
Fira quality retailing Molalies,
50 BIS. New England Rum.
pipes Cogniac Brandy,
pipes Gin,
10 b5xss mould and dipt Candles,
40 BIS. Cyder,
40 DO. no. and Bottom Pork,
g do. No.I Beef,
&c 10. Macksrell,
zotsa7s Wrapping Paper,
ao.de. Writing Paper,
kegs james Rivsr Tobacco,
5000 bu{hels Turks lland salt laita5Ietor the
Fiheries,
100 tons Platter of Paris.
ALSO,
"A quantity Of Ladies and Mites
Morocco Slippers,
Gentlcmens and boys 6nc Shoes,
Mems and boys coarfc Shoes and Boots,
Ch;larens Morocco and leather Shoes,
Womcns iioed and bound leather Slippers.
The above articles will &c fold on
very moderate terms for Cath or Country Pro
Suce.
March u CIV
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PARIS, Jan. IS.

The G5f Conlul has frequent conferences with
8 brother in la~. General Murat, now Govern
or of Paris. Who will be appointed in his Geal
to tie chief command ofshe Italian army is IS
yet unkaown.
The late Commando here, General Junto, /;
arrived at Arafs, where he has afumcd the com,
mand over the Legion d'EIite. 1t is to conGf
Of 6ooo infantry, 1900 cavalry and 500 Of sriI.
lery.
The Moniteu' aatss, that the EngIih pdfn,
crs of war arrived at Morlaix, have declared that
in lite forms ab4ve three hundred merchant vel.
fels have been wrecked on the coat, Of Irclaaa
and Scotland.
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MENTZ, Ian. 81.

The day after to morrow we expect mere -.
feet of gun boats defined for Flulhing they -,
built on an entirely new contribution. ln' s ~"
regiments of cavalry now here wait tor reil''''
t,cn the territory Of Hanover.
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POTOMAC BREWERY.

THOMAS CRUISE begs leave to
inform TIE pubic that he has pngchaisd the IN.
t.rcf of his late partner, William Ellington,
in this Brewery. ana he pu'potes carrying on she
bnaqels of BREWING in the mot extcniive
manner, AMI will do all 10 his pawer to have
rouaant fapply Of the bee BEER, TO be fold on
the nfua! terms.
March l. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the {ahiehab'e throughout Flu
as an invaluable cometic perfectly Innocent and
f free from eorcGve and rep@Aent minerals (the CATS
Of oherotions and of unparalleled esae IN preventing
nareicularly irecklea pinPle, naanmarory rednels,
{eur te'ters ring worms fun burns P-:eey heat sc
that NATURAL, inGnGbie perturbation which is eential
health Yet is talgary sfe6as are fpeed and pera-
nent rendering the indeicatey foltandcear inprov-
inr The Complexion, and reilorg tie bloom of youth
Never failing to render Ordinary countenanee beau,
tf,l. and at 7handfon7e one more 10
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TFETI ard GUMS
This excellent preparation comforts and frengthens
the gums, precryes fhe enamel ror decay, and eleanes
a d whens tn teeth by atforbng all thar acrimonious
4 me AID ouAefs, whizh gfFefed to accumulate never
ais 10 iniure and finally ruia them
Or. H4FNs q Fl{U liJE FYE-WAFFR.
overeiqn remedy sr all ileaies of The eyes whether
the effect of natural 9Fef of accdent Deductions
Of rheunI, dene Icehng ard films on tic eyes, never
falling TO cusy hoie n1a4as hich frequently fleeec the
f,, aox rieaos and levcrs and wonderfully itreneth-
eppg aeil fghr. ai,ndrcds have experienced its ex
ccllent virtues, when nearly deprived 81 fight.
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NGentienaen,

purcbafed II your fhop the preparations yon call ia
n,ilSn's Eence, or Extra6 of ufard, which ocIsSe
has eer!efy removed chronic rbeunah (oi faat 1f9
iahanred for ong time, ard which had bailed every
a-,;ee in the Marera Medca andevery mode Of sreat-
r,ent received into practice for the oareo this obnate
eaie, you think this letter ulaul yon are at liberty
90 make it pubic.
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Valuable Medicines,
n EAMU.TONss .ELIXEAI,

!. c.,ore;rn remedy for oids Obltinate Coughs Ath
starrhs, Sore 4hroats, and Approaching Con
fumPtons. -, ~: d. z,,;4b
tie HOPING coUGH.
ms o-s et. checks the progrc and IL Mort time
enseY the mott es saG[ 10 asy wesi 'n and
- nal. shat no diculey ares IN taking It.
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n ANTI poNs ESSENCE and EXTRACT
nj MUSTARD,

fafe and efFe6tual remedy goat, lheumati' r.
few prains, byufes, pains in the face ana neck &c.
And has perforne more cures the abeve complaints
,hap all the other medicines ever before made public
Fran Dr. WeatberJasn,
Wyytbe couafy, Eirgiaia.
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AYo BY Wbo}cjoIe,
N0t2cc d he2Gby g5Uen,

THAT Letters Teasmeorary rave been grant.
cd by the Orphans Court Of Baltimore County,
on the eaate Of ROBT. CARTER, EGq. late Of
Green Greet, Baltimore, but formerly Of Mono.
ny Hall, in the county Of WeGmorcland, aid
fate Of Virginia thoie who are in0eb,cd 10 tie
laid eRate, afe hereby regretted 10 Make imme-
diatc payment, ana fuch as haze claims agso&
the efate, are gequefcd to forward them pro.
perly authenticated, tIat payment may be made
by 60; CARIER,
Executor of Rob. Carer, d.ceaied.
Oatlands, April u. cav
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Fran LUTHER M.4RTIN, El7. Attorser- GeHf
raI eff tie STATE ct Matyl9nd.
Gentlemen,

Centlemea, >. n.:o nv oninion
eospy Frr;s. Il has been uled IN my family Tor
e saa ,a or hgsn years p with uniform se. whsasys whenever
colds, coughs imar complaints ga s N eyrellsp,
medicine aecery have cf t9und i an esSsHTas
aa ,esa remedy FOR very painful and
sga ~ RE breaa accompanied with forenes ana
~;Fb oblruSted and difficult breathing. ,,,.aa ia
r;,nos - EiJxr, a, valuable msdieine, and aesFVins
public attention LUTHER MARTIN.
M Ab;3h Heny, Pridge-street, Baiaore, vas eu1I
;r aOiJ oe Hanoas eIxir of avery eounpeafed
s 81 os ossoaed Oy fexss cold sa9sn 5 sssss
aass ago He hreahei with the grew e9,s Wen bs e
"a was sten thrown INTO weakening 4~ea,s " on IA
attempted 70 wax any dltansS, -, sea - son eis onF a.
t ,, hipsr he has been nPwafas q X wees SEES
whom rsarn Of his complaints ana ee1ss = ,,sdi.
iii, pu5ic tslsiyluny nfavogE ot this iass'le'
cine.
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TOOTH aCsIE HR OPS

The OILY remedy YET difcavesed Which vcs irnn,edi-
ate ard lafiug relief II the meff fevereinftances
Tie SOVERE GE GIN ThGENT 4er The ITCH,
Which is Warranted ntallihe remedy at one appli
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JAMES KIM E,D1 sen.


Kfng Street,
reseyally ;asrus tbe Pa5he fdet b bas recsige8.
fyon Lee Is Cp's Patent ard fznilp Mediei4
SER. Nsgv York, Gg5s@ 4Jorfssest Of the tal
Valuable Medicines,
Ys;lI are i4bigb sfssm and general 4te tbroEgb-
49, t5s Uxited States, may Of tssss 3ei1g sid
ebecser fbax TIE dr4gs 1t zobie6 teep gre can
Ind eoaga be ps,cb4jSd at a rsfailStors.
G TAKE NoTtcE,
5ygt Ksnaeay, ZEN. is appointed t6e ONLY
Agent fer Afesaadria.
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WHEREAS

Complaint IS made 70 me this DAY uPeh me cam
of D ,nieI Brady, jailor of the county afo'elad'
that William S. Talbot, alias VIM. Smith, Ia.
bourer) Who was lateIy committed to the laIl
aforeGaid, by two warrants from the !a6i:fl'eI'
iufice Of The peace Of tie laid county. iofwant
Of and falling to give fuficient ioIei's: to .;
bound with him in recognizances for BIS aP'
pearance at the -nrxt court to be holden Tor NE
laid county, as alto, for his being Of good De,a-
vior and keeping the peace in the mean time, "';
did fometime in the nigh. lat paf, break 1na
forcibly efcaPe from the jal atofel ED ana .
now going at large !: Thefe are therefore, IN y;
name OF the commonwealth, TO require you, and
every Of you, in your relPsdive counties, ci'f5
towns, and precincts, to make dilIgeH! isaISt'
by way of hue and cry, for the fad Nillla" o
Talbot alias VIM. Smith, ard him having loanG'
20 feize and retake, ard fafely convey, OF c2ug
himto be fsfety conveyed to the jan Of me IAN ="
county Of Farfax, there to be lscP' until he man
be thence difcharged by due courle OF la"' ,,n
Given under my haod and lcal, this 29''0A'
: ''''' R. RatcliRe, (sl
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- Il0LLGIl RezgAr0.

tIt AIUVVtVF . 10 - -
WAS taken from along f3eths HOOP Jg nna A.
Robsr,, on Tuelaay night laA, S3lrs bo "a
10 feet length of keel, painted o'ses' "t cid
hook Of red cedar. Whoever wal deliVef W. ~. -
Boat in Alexandra, or give iuch informant" i.
will enable me to get her again, lhall isceiF' =
above reward. 10,
d3t
May lcs ..x-.sr-.~.s:ss
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MOI ICE.

All perfonS indebted to the Efates
Of The late Mrs EUs 3. Szogobe and Of A4Qas S.
Sqoe5pe, dsfealtd, are requefed TO make p4yvens,
ana all pef'ons having claims againR the fad e
tates are deiired 10 leave shem with Mr.. PETER
f1ElsKELL, who VIII Immediately tr4nfmit them
to the igbCgiber.
Jacob syoope,
Administrator of Eve B. SwooPe, and Adm S.
Swcopc.
May 9. eo7.t
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FtlY SIOGNOTRACE.
THE PATANTEE

~
Intends removing, 10 fhori time, to George
Town, to the room in High freet, lately occo-
pied as Dancing Room, he therefore requeas
shofe who have left Proflcs to be framed 10 call
for them.
Thofe who have taken Frames Or Profles. or
rsqueRed their friends 10 take them, and have not
PAID for them, Will peaic Gail ard make lnme.
diste payment.
May |. go
| will fell by PRIVATE SALE,
the STORE AID WAREHOUSE at prefent oc.
cuPied by Ailifon and Geiger, G.uafed on the
cofner Of Prlnce and Fairfax ftrcets, s., feet on
Fait{sx and IS fert On Pfincc Greet; one wateJ
LOT on Wafer ireet, a. on wafer ffeet ard
extending 800 feet back to Union Rreet, with
The liberty OF Wharfage. The lot on Prince and
Fairfax freets, is at pTsfentrented to A!ifn and
Gsiger Tor ore year from the 1T. OF. next. IS
ieet OF the ton Water Gsect is LEI 10 Samuel
lifper, tor eight years from The 18Th ofOG}ober
pexf. II the above mentioned property is ncs
told bT private bargain, will be fold on the pre-
mifes on the 10th day ct May, next when the
terms will be made known. Pleafe apply to &
GEORGE MsMLJNN.
March rs. eo
FOR SALE.
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Or, HAHN's TRUE ana GENUINE CERA1AN
CORN PLASTER.

An infaale remedy for corns, fpeedily removing them
root and branch, without giving pain.