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TO LET,

WILLIAM OK l. L 7
HAS. ON HAND,
W6if6 be rcill dypst. at on terms Acknowledgment
10 the payedafsrs, FIR ealS az a0fes'
The following Articles, VIZ.
Supehrne and fccond cloths
Kerieymetes and lwandowns
Bearikins and fsarnonghts
Duraets ard eslllnsncoes
Bom5azets and wildbofes
Common and boil'd camblets
Silk, cotton, and worried hoaesy
Enghfh extra long fik gloves
Silk twift and thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marleiliss
Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace veils-
Patent do. do.
Satin peeong and fix handkerchiefs
Al, o.S. and Ga Cambrick muflna
India Jaconet DO.
Fustians, buckram, &c. sc.
ALSO,
A few bales of Negro Caddie,, and one trunk
elk and cotton llings.
January q Q
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THIS IS to gaus Notice,
MAT the fubteriber, of Alexandria county,
l. in the diifret of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of faid county, letters
of Administration the pcrlonsl ettate of VII
liam Ramiqy WiJou, late OF the county atofeiaid,
deceafed All peifons having claims againft the
faia deeeafed, are hereby warned to exhibit the
fame with tb vouchers thereof, to tire fubfcfiber,
on or before the 10th day of December ne..s
they may orhsfwite by law be excluded from al
benefit of she faid efate.
Given under my hand, this ssth day OF
June, 1895.
William Ramfay, ddm'''.
n. 3. All psrfons indebted to the above eRate
are requrRed to make immediate payment to the.
administrator. 1aw2m
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TO RENT,
TAWRASON 9 FOWLE

IAW RASUN Q T = w IL
Aave jua reeeived, BY The brig Harmony, Ro5efs-
B. Hall, mafer, t,om Bqf0n.
2 bales beff Beerbeon Gurrahs
8 do. Sewing Twine
s do. Imperial
70 boxes hea Spanih Segars
pipes 6ra quality Cognac Brandy
90 barrels n. z. Hom
S hhds. retailing Molahes
2 barrels Sperm. Oil
few boxea Sperm. Candies
90 boxes brown Soap
And a quantity Of Platter Paris.
- jury
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T u MS C r A V E N,
sU1C sciTTeTt PF4PJVED

Super6ne cloths and coioured camofick',
cafFimeres, DimitieS,
Cotton cafimeres, Cd 98y Cambflck
White and cooured mullins,
leans, nsnkeens AND INDIA, book, iaconet
tuRis,s, and null null, tnuf-
Long and ihorr nan, Inns,
krens Colorado and croGbar-
Blse do, red friped camb1ick
White and coloured ditto,
ma,feillcs, Lace,
WaiRcoatine, 6.4, Lace hawls,
IA rs, I,ifh lin. Long ditto,
| mems, long lawns, Super brocadcd DO.
~ 7.S. Stirling cot Engli!h and French fix
ron. gloves,
Irifh and Flanders Gaeet- Kid ditto,
inp. Pic nic mtts,
Pla,til,as, Englih iplit fraw bon
Brittaniss, nets,
SieGast Madras and basdanna
SILK, cotton and thread hanelsrchiefs,
hoGery,l Bactas,
Diaper table cloths, Msnmodies,
Napkins, Guuahs, @c. &c.
Chlntz callicoes and
All Of which he has determined to
iell at the mott reduced prices.
May IS.
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To BE LEI,

The. HOUSE on Fairfax~ftreet now
occupied by Mr.. James Fl. Hooe. PoaTf:on
will be given on the fri of Jnly. Apply to
Mr.. JOHN TUCKER, Of Alexandra. The va.
want LOTS on King, Coiuh,bus. and Wafhirg.
ton ftr.ets; the LOTS on the Mall, lately ad-
verified for fae; or any other Lots belonging
70 the fubfctiber, for falc by him, ON reafonabie
ssbhsn COKE.
Leeburg, May ~. law
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ELLIOT REFUTED.

An,..celtcnt method has been adopted BY the
revout;onits to refu,e the fatements of Mr.. El.
lio,. Theie IA emfats,very few of them dared
to rcpubl;lh but they have generally condemn
ed them. and pronounced the writer an ecogn'ti
caI,yaia. thinning apoAate. They have betow.
"a IN him all manner of abufe; but not on. OF
them has attempted to prove that his sttsttiofs
are faJl. -
The editor Of the Trenton True, American,
has done himiclf immortal honor, by the fair,
candid, Ingenious and decent manner in which
he has reated Mr.. Elliot. This following Is
fpecimen -,
=. s The fyu,p,oms Of infantry which have fome.
time psa been difcoyera5le In James Elliot re-
,,.f.,tatiye from Vermont, have at length ter
minated in a high dcliriun. He continually
raves ike rnadman about the contribution
70. nd n shss-Virg;nia K aucufes- Revolution.
;as--apa. what he conGders Of valtly more i'm
portance than all the ref togetaer--tbs'm,fy-.-,
He fill retains the ufe OF his pen, thou On not o.
hi, reafon, and but lately committed to paper
the following fayf falls" which the feas are
C.;z;no upon with as much aviaity as tho they
were the oGspring ofinfanisy. Alas roor u
liot !'' !,
Here follows Mr.. Elliot's late letter, in which
be Gates that lie defrneaion of the contti.
,tu,ion Of the United States had been determined
on in private caucus by the democratic revoluti-
onafy) iunto'' --that member OF congress, DC
fppeine 10 that junto had declared = 'na nc
Eel. no attachment to the contributions opt wns'
his oath Of oficc required" &c. and " WINCH nc
fay.,has Mr.. Ellery Of R. !. and MT. JaeS.on
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oro;esfs. Having tT ~
as ,s.r ithsne which their r sif,
Otn sa,,Id invent, to excite oil ~ !.
nd' s0p eIamors agaiait the old
ana |, qslism Of government, and
hs he'd, ,' ana able admin aa as;1 !,
tuo oa,, g they have at lalt, WIN
! iefI sS'ch IS exceeded BY no =.
Incl, ,,eiI viickednels, truck ls d.
but 'nT asem itIelf. Here, Them.
At nc r5IIying point, where all
ss : i ean meet. Laying Aide d
NC concerning the adnllii-
aesss ,bs national government
' :, unite in defence Of 'has
a i{,'s, With relpest TO the me.
la'I I,,tsr. there can be but one
&c 5; ~ That it is the mott Inn
/ = ,m rs frugal, the mott free, the.
y as W. republican. of any govern :
tlu, 9s;Ifrnce. The leaders OF the.
% 'll5 car sre attempting to deltroy It,
|v %rS Ne call RfToLurloslsrs'
|n,a.Iing, not for a better govern
w. 'for the honors. and enolu.
/ u C e6ce. If they competed
|s;s !. mariarates, our coanisliors'
nv ;,a9es. We ihould not hear
y, sh,lpt q new contribution.
-, !, his Inblea fink deep into the
: |, fan honea, well diipoied Peo-
|. he fate. Lst the tfeemen exa-.
: H.; II Ne characters Of thole who
n our dlllurbance', and they
eaaly learn their mo1lves-they
ss,,, t!s:atthsy are jsLm, bafs and
They will learn, that under
.rI SC patriotifm, underline maik
ve for the people, they are ieek-
CoIrlv for their own aggrandlze-
and the llavery and ruin OF this
nd happy fate.
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fhe Atlantic oCcaHs ~ II tustSloic PaoOeU'S AN
.ha, ite.red wrong courfe in Purfsit of Admiral
Villeneuvs. ss. !.
1t Is our painful duty 70 aat., that the Lean
der and other Britilh cruizers, are actively en-
Moved. within view Of our fhores, in intercept
81, onr honeward bound merchantmen, fend.
;ro Them 20 certain condemnation, fas aHt nefas,
in the cours Of Halifax. There is but one fource
"a svhich this private ditrels, and national de
r,,dation can be traced Will Mr.. Madifon
Rave tbe canaor TO nam. it Or fllall we fpare
his bluIhes by faying that they are foley impu-
table to the puiillanimols policy OF ims'terying
Cabinet. more occupied IN contriving how they
fhs,l keep their Offices, than in Administering
them with dignity and 6ftnnefa. 1 P6ik. Rsg.l
We NAV noiibly be ceniurcd for Glazing "a
mopya the phenomena Of the age perfon for.
having horns; but howevever prevalent horns
are fuppofcd to be at prefent, they are not 70
confoicuoes as one Of which VIC are informed NY
a letter received from Ireland. II Rate', that
Elizabeth WeRly, now upwards Of 70 years ot
age, and refding at Macroom, in the county OF
.Cask, ab9as 7years fuce, suf-tsd, foriome VINE,
aconEsierabic degree. of pain at one iide OF her
head, from which horn, rcisfa5ling IN form ana
,fabRanee, that of ram, has grown to the length
of nine inches !; and that, from Ernilitude OF
fenfation, Che is led to expect another horn atshe
other iide of her forehead. The fame letter
Ra,cs, that poor woman was, a few days ince,
delivered of child, whofc head refembicd that.
of a rat. This extraordinary and diguting %.
iett, having been dead born, was TENT irons the
Lying in Hofpi,al to the College OF Dublin,
where it now remains.
Lonaos tapey.]
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[Lonaos taperl
From the CHARLTON Courier.

The capture of the Two Friends has
produced a fenlation in this city OF
itronger kind than any that has been
felt for ieveral- years. Thoie WHO, as
Americans, alive tothe honor and cha
racter of their country, have longbee
iirritated at the nakednels and defence
lefs Rate Of their ports, are now lneens
ed to an extreme degree at the neglect
of the commercial interefs OF the
country. The cargo Of the Two Friends
was competed of a comfortable part OF
the Spring and Summer fupply OF
goods for this fate. none other being
expeGed till the Fall. The COME
quences to the merchants of Charleiton
on account, not only of the lois attu-
ally fultained, but of the difappolnt-
ment of the planters, and other cdi-
toners, are injurious in the extreme.
Whatmult the nationsof the world
think of a country whole commerce
extends all over the globe, infulted in
all its ports by paltry prlvateers, who
seize ard conhlcate its property, even
under the very cover o. thofe places
where guns ought to be- How can
the perions who are intruited with the
guardianfhip of the county. its honor,
and its interefs, account tor the de-
fenceleis nakedneis of.the land? where
iheiter themfelves but under the wings
of a majority?
The public papers often dwell on
the boarding ofvedels by the Englilh.
More cenfure attaches to the govern
ment, that does not erect a force of
fufhcient tize to deter the belligerent
powers from fuch aggrellions. Il IS
laid by {omethat Americans could not
in many years build a navy able TO
coupe with that of England. True ;
but it might buildenough to make the
country respected, in its harbors,to re- 6;
prels thofe paltry aggreRlons, which
are dilgraceful to US in proportion to
their [malIneis. In every declllon
refpeaing fuch outrases calculation
| takes lace. on which if the rllk be
much greater than the advantage, the
euterprize will not be attempted. lfany
of thofe hottie robbers were certain to
be met by one or two fout American
frigates, as they ought to be met, we
fhould only hear of. their running IN
and out for lhelter andprovlilon, But
they can nevy be deferred by yefiels
|. of no more force than a gun boat. In
the name Of commonfenfe Americans
look into thefe things, and ak your,
felyes whether they mutt beoverlooked
and forgiven, becauie in condiemnlng
them, you mutt neceaarily condemn,
majority may conGdera favorite, what a
administrator.
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Gen. WAsHrscroN to Col. HUMPHREYS.
,Extra from a piece IN the Connecticut
Cbisynsit.

& ~ C02bYL3tt. 80 & 4. ~
The HrG newlpaper that originated
In the plan apparently for the exprefs
purpoie of oppolng the administration
Of Wilmington and reviling his cha
-raaer, was the National Gazette, eff
tabhlhed at Philadelphia at that time
the Tea, of:the general governments, and
edited by Philip Frenean, who mean
while was employed by Mr.. Jefeaon,
then ieeretary Of State, as Interpreter.
.ofthc French and spahiih languages.
This paper having had a general and
almoH executive circulation in the wef-
tern parts Of Pennfylvania, was With
good reaion, thought TO have cauied
the. whitley infurreGtion. When the
National Gazette was dropped, the.
fame fyaem was taken up and conti-
nued with increaied violence and Bit
ternels in the Aurora which was at frlt
conducted by Benjamin F. Bache. It.
will in .lome manner appear, how
deeply Warrington felt the filings OF
the deteitable calutnnies that had been
thrown upon him from this paper
from the fubjoined copy Of letter
which he wrote to col. Humphreys,
dated June II, 1896.
$ From the Office Of fate You with
receive every thing that relates to pub
lie concerns !; and the Gazette which |
pre{ume wilIaccompany the iifpatches,
will give you apretty good idea of the
fate ofpolitics and parties in this coun-
try; and will ihow you at the fame
time, Of Bache's Aurora is among
.them)in what mannerI am attacked
for perfevering readily in meafures
which to me appears necelfary to pre-
ferve. US, during the conf1iefs OF the bel
hgerent powers, in fate of tranquil
ty. But thele alta cks unjuf and an-
8leataat as they are, will occailon no
change in my conduct; nor will they
produce any other efectin my mind
than to increafe the folicitude, which
has long fince taken faa hold of my
breaff, to enjoy in the lhades of retire
meft, the confolation of believing that
/ have rendered my country every Ter
vice to whichmy abilities were compe-
tent; not from pecuniary OF ambitious
motives, nor from a deGre to provide
for any one further than their intrinlic
merit entitled them to and furely not
with view to bring any of my rela-
tionsinto office. Maignity may there
fore dart its ihafts; but no earthly pow
err can deprive me ofthe confolatlon OF
knowing that l have not in the whole
courie Of my administration; however
numerous they may have been com
mitted an intentional errer.'
ELLIOT REFUTED.
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NOTICE.
co NC Err THAI r., :.

Bosros, May, ISo5.
~ HE Snbcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
/ Friends and the Poblic, and tholc Cen
.,lemen of the Southern States who may viGt this
part of the Continent during the Summer f.afou.
,hat the Houle known by vhe name Of Coneerf-
Hall, iituate in a very central and pleafant part
of the town, tcorner Of Court and Hanover.
ftreets) has been fitted up at a very great ex-
pence with the genteelea accommodation.
Thofe Gentlemen who may with for Boarding
and Lodging, tits prcfumed cannot find moro
eligible and convenient Houfe, CT more gfate-
full reception than from the prefent occupant of
Coneert Hall, Whole afiduity soferve them ihall
exceed the Iiberaiity Of their patronage.
& T. WHITcoMB.
Iaw3m-
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FaG Of letter from captain Peck, matter of the
Pap Mohawk, 70 his owners, dated Tortola, May
10, 1906.
81 Ys&erdy The Mohawk had her trisl; but the opi-
& Of the Judge is poGpoRel until che 18th infant.
am condemned, it will be on fufpicion that in
ed telling my fugars in Sc. Thomas. "Wednesday
hp Charles StsreS of Philadelphia, from Havan.
Tor s.. Thomas, with fugars, and iehooner Hitry,
Philadelphia, from the Spaniih Main, with cocoa,
Sc Thomas, were brought in here by an Rngliih
'fsatssr, and eargces commenced landing without
gmsns Of trial
SraS Of letter from gentleman in France TO his
friend in this country.
hnsdty (Rouen) and Its enyirons are. very con-
aSk manufactures Of all kiuds, which alone con.
ns Eodsloas quantities Of your produce, viz. pot
Saff ah, cotsons FIN oil, indigo, dye and other
YES Ranac, qaerctroa or American bark, &c. mad
soot IA french Allzaria) is an ARTICLE of which
r. Is At lsaH 1880 bags Annually continued by orr
- ina late conversation ] had with MIR. Living
9 recommended the culture Of madden roots in
which IS an article of very great importance,
-, eo0lumption of which is daily augmenting IN
ssao IS wei as here, and from their inere4fed de-
|ro rs proc has lately neatly doubled 1t is grown
slSsy, basbaFY, IN the South of France, Holland,
n 'ut me aOtt eaeened IS the Cyprus, which is now
s na'S eScS5isans price of ISo vres per cwt, The
|.sa grow and manufacture it into powder, and exc
~ to England aai France in great quantities. AS
IE iaas and climates of all descriptions in your
; have no doubt of it's anfwering on trial
80 @las and Of ITS being made an article of com.
sN N" you IS exteniive as lucrative Shumac is
sgSe much IN demand here, and nearly of the fame
bEr never faw any American In this
.. $50 the mott clcened here is that of Malaga.
sNs9a or American bark, is in repute here, tho
M r.snv's known; and the fmall quantity we have,
other countries at an advanced price"
:; : ls s1 from gentlemaa at Jamaica, re-
80 : wa Havannaa, itates, that the governor
'a'''iaaaa hsa received intelligence Of the ar
q, - q ,sAe Fyeach and Spanilh fleets in the
!, IS sallss -and in confequence. ordered the
= aas ssgolar troops to fuch points. as it
j : ss n: the enemy would endeavor TO make
/ Y aaa paper iays, il is known that Lord
q & 5 |as nss paasa Gitfalsar on the AL OF
y slssr the Toulon aess entered
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IIsrsuorta Daap auoerttser.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 10.

nD, tais morning. at 8 O'Clock,
ia ihort illnefs, in the prime OF
] aged g, years, 3 months, and 8
IS, WILllAM RAMSAY WILsoN, Ell
Ire, lon Of William Wilton, Efqune,
this place. The friends aad &c.
Alntances of the decealed, are re-
cited to attend his funeral to-mor-
morning, at 10 o'clock, from
fathers houle, to the Epifcopal
birch.
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The higheif price given for clean
Linen Rags, BY the Printer hereof.
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q Z a2a paper iays, II is known that Lord.
g 8 fst paasa Gibfalsar on the AL OF
alssf the Toulon Aess entered
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KENTUCKY LANDS.
November 10.

THE Sub5eriber has FOR SALE,
- roo ACRES of Land in Harden county,
D I3'ooo Kentucky, binding for 20 mi'os OF
the western ihore Of Knolelinn, and lying ABOUT
!. ( miles from Harden court house. Kno!chnn IS
aavieable from the lard into Green river, and is
the bef FIJI Gream in Kentucky.
This land, though near the Bsrrens, Is well
wooded, and remarkably well watesed. The
outlines include 10000 acres, but there arc 10
or II, 900 acre, Of elder fuEveys within the ices,
which are accurately laid down by actual iurqey
made three years tgo, for the PufPole OF afcer-
tanning intcrfcrenccs. There is no land IN Ken
tucky more fee froN difpuse than She quantity Of
fercd for iaIc. On theCs elder fu:veys there are
two mills and many families, and on che lubicrib
err. land there are abouta dozen families, dehr-
Gus of buying their ctyIsnents, and he has fes'cn
10 believe 100 families more would baNe Fafehai.
cd and fttlcd on the land in the pEeent year, had
il fuitcd bis affairs to have fold ont IN Jingle par
aels; that part Of The country FriIeiims health
and many local advantages, and icing near The
centre Q! tie fate.
sanocl Turner Of iris Town, knows this land
we'll, and will take The trouble TO give lut de-.
icription Of its qnaity, to tboie who may defrelt.
This land, If applied fer prior TO the zob De-
en1bsr, will be fos at 50 ceots per acre, On tond
With intcreR, payable ia 7, 7, 8 & ysS's. Ii
;bc bonds be fatistaaorily iecured, urqnsttionaoe
title will a, cnce De given for the lard.
BEN. STODDERT.
Gg0rge T1acx, N3verlbe- IS ee4w
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/ ..,irty Dollars Reward

~ 1FNlWAY 90 Or abort the Ietk iasan',
x from tn. pIsara.ion of D09sr B>lf 10 Lou.
ann c,ps,y, Mustto Man asaisa WILLIS
sar, , ; years cid, FIVE feet ten inches high; he
ook With hia white and browa Gaif', ED tar
n. nsakssn psntalooas, pair Of old velvet do;
., tyoyfsrs, fripptd dimcihy jacket, and
is..a blaakct. SAID fellow WAS rated nssr
MS. where feme tine ago purcaaled AiD sf
s,s;n Rdr,3sa; it is (uppofel fsid fei!se' has a
{, and will attempt to PATS as free ssn. /
II give the above reward for aprTehepaine ta'i
aoto in any Jail, 70 that get hiaa again, If
20 on. Of the rate of Virgins, or Fiftees
,Nn,, if in this Gate, aad Reasonable charges
i for bripgirg hin haze. All matters sf vsi-
and Others arc ferwaraca againa harbouring
hiring faid Negro, al their peril.
Wahsr S. Belt.
Aqua, Sept. %. fot. 81 saxtf
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~gVHE Ashual Meeting Of the Lithe Riutr
4 Tsratike Csm5a2y. viii be on tas FIRST
MONDAY in Deceysbsr ncxs, st Mrs. Simtlsa. $,
>, the old Tgrr2.ke Safe, where report vl' oc
made Of The Ssa.c Ct tie ComPaa:cs Feaas, an1
prog.fs Of the werk-ssnd az me iane s''ne sEa
rlsee. an sls2iop will taks place Tor FHEsI-
a.rr, -FOUR DssecroRs and TrzAso&ER'
10 (e.gc ior cne year,
IoNAti TgoMPsoN, Tree<srtr:
Noycnseg 8. 3AweD
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Boarding Houjs Obe''sd,

By the subfcriber, in Princs-itFe1t'
IA che hoafe lately occupied by ibs"9' r - ~
ton be.ween the dwelling houte OF Dr. D'es
aaa Mr.. H5lglss's aore -whsrc &c" gs" ;ss
bo.,3ers nav Be accommodates with OF WIZ
~ William King.
Nov. az.
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y2.riag~ ETSet, opp0ne 4uf' "HN
received via Baltimore,
4 HaxI,omt N6srtmEnt u
FALL 6 WINTER GOODS,
Which be viii fell low for cath, OF Scattered
it, is Pp,ssaal cutGTe'S'
sap:t6ne Cloths and Coame'sr
yTinlsr Vssoteen,
Patent Cord and Patent Cord Waii'c0''"O'
Fancy Mele&iRs and F!orentinsS,
Silk Plu(h and VelYcis,
Sewing Silk, Twif and Thresd,
Lens and Drasoona Mail Cloak',
Gen,!emen's White and Black Silk ttas''
DO. DO. do. Cloves
n do. Spun DO
De. York Fsr and DOrchire ao'
Ladies White and Black Hofe, ara,
j.. Extra long Silk Gloves and WIFE,
Do. de. Work, Leather & Riding I''0'"'
sastins, Lueeerings and Perflsns'
Luscariag and Satin RisssssS
Lsccs aad kdsings,
I.oadoa Hats.
Refc and Lual Blankets,
Silk Rags ard CaddOws,
carpets AID Careeting,
German Otaahrigs,
Dowlaasa and Bsdtiaking,
Silk and Cotton Suipeuders,
Imserisl and Toung Hyfoa Teas,
Clover Seed and s.iac Twins, &C. as.
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November 10
DiAriEt of Columbi to wit:


yE7HEREAS John Wftbers hath, by hrpe.
w ,ition in writing, applied 10 the hen.
Nichcls, Fitzhngb, one of the sGia'st JUICE.
ef me circuit court OF the diilrlSt OF Columbia.
10 BE admitted 20 The 5eneRt OF the aa Of Con.
qreh far the relief of ln.olvsot deh,on wNhiuI
the dis.it aferefsid, and has FAXED .h:'eia that
he /. in sssasl confnsmehr in the Jail OF Alexan.
1ri. sarn.y At tie fai, Ct Samuel and 9szd Cor.
ssn ard otbeu; snt being unasie to diLchhgs
the iaid claim, with others sgains him, has o.
fered to deliver up to the uc @ his creditors all
hi. property real, perfona or aixsd-b,t'et Is
t5e,tfart siots, to the credisoF' OF the i'ld I'M
Wakfrs, that, on Friday the s.d OF tn: preent
nonrh, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at he
coug: toafe in hlexaudris, the oath OF an MOL
vert debtor will be administered TO The laid J'bF
Wabe,s, and tsuRes appointed Agreeable TO tie
laid at OF Congress, unlefs Caai: be then aaa
there Sewn t. the contrary.
RI order of the hon. Nicholas F!tzhlgt
siiGaat judge of the circuit court OF Ia:
aiaritt Of Colunbia, this I6Ih day OF
November, i6oS.
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~ EDUCATION.

a FEW boys can be admitted into
N the Acadsqy. The number is not TO
exceed thirty in each room.
November II Zi"3s
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Pur7uant to tie Decree Of The HoasrSble
A. C. HANSON, Chancellor Of Maryland, I
eoM 1t.trl III tbs Hogf Of IoHN GADsRY, IN
tie ts4vr sf <lexasdrir, az tie stb Hay Ca'xf
monfk at 10 s'cRssk ig tee 0aorains, 10 Elig.
of efPRIVATE SALE,
A certain Tract Of LAND,
Lying in Chsiles county, fate of Maryland. coe-
tanning Abort 500 acres and one other TRACT
wing in TIE eosn;y Of Mcntsoaery, eca'a'niTs
7ro acres in the fame hsts, both ware trsaa be-
loRgiss to the stats Of General Gt'ge Wa,5-
ix,fon, Teeezjfl. The terms of Sale will be
wsIve months credit, with intcreg frsa tie day
of falc, to be fecuscd by bond and approved
isieties.
Buff. WeIainstOn, Try|ses.
November 10, laWIw
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