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BOSTON November IS.
LateR from Eurobs.

By the ship. Charles, captain Lewis, fyon,
Liverpool, arrived last evening, we receiy.
ed our London flies to the 5th of Ostoaer
Inclusive.
We have collected with care eompeu.
dunn of the war preparations made and
making, &C our latest dates, in Austria.
Russia, and France. Under the head Of
each, the reader will find the situation.
force, &c. of the armies. We have oplv
to add, that the Austrian advanced troops
near the Rhine we're at Stochach. That the
frat division of the French army crossed
the Rhine on the 24ih September a, Mentz
marched ,owardssW eilbnch and Stsulin.
gen, and were to be at Ossenbach on the
25th OF that month. Eighty thousand con.
scripts were G.dered to be raised in
FraIce.
Sixty thousand of the Russians were
expected 10 arrive en- the Ina, the 4,h of
October.
ThS files % this new war will be decora.
ted with B : ing titlrd '5arrioys:
Fra q: - e, % the Gtid the emperor
Nspole s., - p yoYiye Of victory, attend.
ed by inc, Lou, ais brother, snd prince
Mural his brosher in law AuSua sends
her twice emperor Francis II. accompanied
by his gallant brothers, the Archdukss
Charles and John, an6 By other branches of
the imperial family: Russia also SENDS the
emperor Alexander /. attended by his
brother Constantine. They are all young
men and several of them nave been 'risd
il action.
Prussia wasin motion, she had a large
force ready for The Tray; bur was APPARENT
ly
Waiting till conquest should decide.
Which was The strongest, saiesi,Side."
Sweden had ordered Fresh roops into
Pomerauia and her monarch had 6xrd his
residence at Christianstadt, tobe near The
scene Of operations.
No blood has been shed at the date OF
our accounts but the next ate arrivals
will bring details Of Battles lost or Won.
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S A l. T.

5000 bayhe!s fine L5Ueyboo! SALT,
JUST ARRIVED,
And fer la.c from on BOARD the brig P,efGent, by
JOHN TUCKER
VIE has on hand,
20 bbls. New-York prime PORK
80 &c. POTATOES
80 hhds. MaFcoyado SUGAR
Zoo b5Is. ID. do.
50 20. chaics gE2RINGS
4 few bags COFFEE
Imperial,
Eylon, t1r.c
Young HyE,n & "
Ryfoa Skin
pipes old Cognsc BRANDY. Sc.
e. 3. GAIA given for FL AX5RED.
November IS. so
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COL0GN, September g.

On tie third the first division of the coast
ten thousand men strong, passed through
Monsa they have for the most part pro-
ceeded on their march for the Upper Rhine
in carriages over Gutenberg and Triers.
No more than thirty thousand men are
saiG to be left OIL the COASTS. All now de-
ponds on which party can occupy Swabia,
and afterwards Switzerland for it seems
the die of peace Or war is already cast.
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real and perhaps now, uasurfaountaeis dif'
/ ficu!ty.
! If, as we contend, ,he enemy OF Great
Britain, by opening 10 time OF war MS CO.
lony TO neutrals, can lawfully exempt the
cargoes from capture wherever they may
be bound, it seen as if the naval sovereign
~ of Great Britain would be thereby rem
dered almost useless 10 her. Her enemy
would scarcely feel the effects OF war. At
hrse, being obliged TO sell his colony pro-
duce to neutrals, il would be sold at very
low price; but as the demand OF the con-
sumers for such produce Is great and stea-
DIV, the effect ofsuch sacriaces would soon
be, to invite the competitions OF Rsusrals
aud the French or Dutch colonist would
lose scarcely any thing bntthe proRts on the
freiehr, which OF all profits is well known
to be the lowest. British vessels being, IN
spite of conveys, sometimes captured, and
as war raises the<rste wages OF seamen,
it is obvious that neutrals would supplagt
the British, 10 the competition for the sup.
ply of the European consumers 10 ma
ton whose ships are her arms, and esPe.
cially in war that daily threatens her
shores with two hundred thousand invaders,
these are consequences too terrible to per.
nit her government TO rellnqutsh any OF
her rights or to be timld or dIlatory In the
exercise Of them. On the other band, if
Great Britain sets herself up 10 be the sole
Judge of these consequences aud refusing
all explanations and notifications, will per-
sist to annihilass our long permitted and
for some years our principal trade at
stroke; if she enforces her project Of cen.
hnlng Neutrals to the importation OF the
supplies for their own consumption merely,
and forhids their carrying any surplus to a.
ny other countries, our neutral rights be"
come Of no value.
1t would be infinitely better for our
country, considering the matter in a som.
n1crciaE vie1O, that whenever she chooses TO
be at war, we should be of course at war
on her side, aud under the projection OF
hel flag. In other words, our lndepen.
dence would become burden and loss TO
our commerce. he is slave, wretch,
who would allow this scandalous calcrIa-
ton to suspend his Judgement, as to the
claims that honor. interest and duty make
upon our government. Let US make ct
forts, before we abandon rights. Perhaps
even yet, the negligence OF our govern
ment and the incaPacity Of our diploma'ick
men have.failed of blocking up every ave-
nue. to aa adjustment of the controversy.
An able minister might even yet find mo-
ment favorable TO some compromise.
Great Britain certainly values the friend.
ship of the United States a. high rate,
aud we ought to wish well to her cause,
At any rate, if our neutrality cannot be
proseoted-hy negotiation, let not our rights
be meanly renounced by cowardice aad
despair. The people will not want sP,rit
though the government may,
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FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA, Sept. G

The generals prince Prancrauon and ba-
ron Wlnzengerode are gone TO join the ar
my. The latter has taken an order to the
general 10 chief Kutusof, to enter Austrian
Poland, which he has already obeyed, with
an army of 10000 men. The guards, TO
the number Of 10, 900 men, commanded by
the grand Duke, Constantine, are march
ing 10 Lithuania, whence they will proceed
20 the Austrian States Other troops from
the huhan, from Siberia. and fiom Know,
Will form different corps Of reserve.
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MADRID, August 2e.

The Combined fleet which has put into
Cadiz will go to Carthagena, and take with
IL ships in that port. 1t will thence sail
for Toulon, where there are still four or
FIVE ships of the line; so that the force of
this feet VIII be SO ships Of the line.
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GOTTENCBURGH, Sept. g.

Every thing here indicates the approach
of war. The Swedish army is all in mo.
ton; several more regiments are ordered
to Pomerania. The king was to leave Kel.
Rngburg for Christiaustadt, ca the 9TH
inst
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f @ z S A L Z.

# he fubfesihers intending hersIy 20 remove
fgoa Alexandria, are drlreas Of dlpaGng
Of tls, valuable WAREHOUSE, at the corner
OF King ans Pasrick-arec's, opp Ete D4Oey aaA
k,As's. Thefe whc with TO purcaale viii p!sate
apply TO the fabGsribsrs.
r. 81 w. P. Richardfon.
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RATTSBON, Sept. IL.

We have received intelligence here by
an extraordinary courier, that Austrian
troops have passed in the lnn and catered
Bavaria. The French envoy at Munich,
NJ. OTTO, Immediately set out FOR Paris.
Several ENJOYS have sent off couriers with
the above intelligence to their respective
courts.
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WARSAW. September &,

+ j Russian army Of 60 O0O men, con.
manded by general Nicholson, is az pre-.
sent ia our pcighborbood; and it is to pro-
coed to the Austrian states ia the event of
war.
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" O r &c e.

THOSE perfeas who have claims aeaio& the
iubfcfibers are rt9uefcd TO bring in their az.
coaa,s, and all who are indebted will BE- plsal.d
to prepare for lettlsmeat.
R. & W. P. RICHARDSON.
Noyemser s. co
N. B. A lew Shares in she Bank Of Paso.
MAG FOR isIss
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LEIPSIC. September q.

The third Russian army which is as.
aembling at wilma, will be commanded by
the Emperor Of Russia in person.
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HAMBuRGH. SEPT. II.

The French government has demanded
of the electors of Baden and Witembefg
the free passage Of their army through these
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By WILLI4M LOWELL.
ALEXANDRIA

By WILLIAM .LOTELL, |
Who begs leave TO iiform the Ladies, Cent?
men, and the Public in general, in this TOW,
that on "Wednesday, the fra Of May, h.sia
.commcnc. baking; where they may b:hp
piled with BREdI, Of the frt quality ar
found 5aked--on ib-h terms never befa.d,
lcred in this place--as follows
rfNHE eighteen penny loaf for 20 Cent? Mn
/ penny loaf for 10 cents, four pence Bal
penny lea. for 5 cents and, for the conycnsuS
of thoie whole family or circumstances will na
admit OF LARGE BREAD, he will max. h
three penny loaf two ounces heavier thants
weigh. f2ed BY the Clerk eftbt Market, as d
refed. by the Co,Peration 70 thar the iaboafns|
man will be fefycd On as good terms as the mol
chant. The BEST SUPREME FLOWN Tor hoa'
keeping at jeVta cents per pound OF m ns
pounds for dollar, Thoie Ladies ant G'na.
men who with to be regularly luPPiied at 'nsf
own hcufes, will be oblig;pg enough TO 'sea'
line as above, which will be attended TO. oma
aAo4v0xee to fe!lcrs of Brad. TO pfeysns =
Misunderstanding the above terms are Caef1, Il
leis where Ratej cyedji, ate agreed on, and 'Ae'
ar: expected TO be regularly paid the pnA
bsiog lmall. 80 !,
NJ. B. To Taveros, Boarding ~hontes, 90
large families, there will be an additional ia's
of ten PER cent. in buying LARGE LoAVS
preference to SMALL.
! April Sc.
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NOTICE.
co nee z HALL,

BosroN, May, 1905.
TSiE Suactiber respectfully informs his
Fsie:lds and The Public, and thofc Gen
iemsanf. thc Snnsheru States who may vift this
part Of the copsinsnt during the Summer fcaton,
thar the Houi. known by the nam-sof Caaetrt-
HI. isusse in. a very ccusral aud pleaFant part
&c she ,eya, tcorner Of Ccdrt and Hanover.
areess) has been. fitted up at a very great ex-
pcac- With the genteeleG accommodations.
'rhose Gentleman who may win for Boarding
and Lpl5isy, il is prefumed cannot 6ad more
esisiblc AMI coayenisbs Houfe, Or more CRATE
ful reception thau fscn the prefent occupant of
,Csae<rt- Hall, Whole afidaity 70 ierve them fhaH
exceed the lib.rality of their patronage.
e. WHITcoMB.
Iaw3m
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pqLIc SALE.

BY vir,uef ! Deed Of Truff from
Jous C. voILL TO the in5lcriber, asili pc
iold, at ~ o.ck, ons,he IN day IF Juls ssst,
al ii. coasepufs in Alexandra, for ready
money, s
Il Lot Of round on fasrfe1-,f7eel'
On which the " Meeting houie nanas' i1on,'
ng on Fairfax te, 90 feet / inch, and extend
ing back Iz3ks inches.
John Dunlap.
Tone dtifJy
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PRLIC SALE.

A GREEAGE 20 an order of the Worth Pc
IN full Cou ,f Farfax county. made as
Mafch term, iqS. We the fublsfioets wll Oh
fer for fale, on y 81 day Of Augua next. at
the hoafe Of Wtaa sfae,6s, ia fad c0unty,
our likely Vrsia barn layes for calh belong !.
ng 20 III. eftate John Hampton jun. dece aied
for th. purpofe omaking a diyiiion anon5N INC
t,:irs Of the DECIDED.
THOMAsP0LLARD, Jun.
RICHARp SIMPSON, LON rs.
WILLIAa SIMPSON,
I,fne f5 2aWH
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FD r S A L E.,

ago Acre Of Land, in the dlitrlct
of Columbia, pout s miles from Alexandria and
afrom George Town: A large proportion =
woodland Of agood quality. Astounding with
good fprings and handfome iituasons. would
Law. off this land 10 accommodate thofe who may
with TO buy froa two acre lots TO twenty, or ieli
it altogether. a fmall part Of the purchale mo
ney viii be required; ard tor th: balance 2 :. I.
beral credit viii be given. Any Pehon wishlng
10 buy, may be fhewn the land by Waliam Snef-
Inn, who relies upon il; and leave their rames
with MIR. Joh1 Gadiby, of Alexandra.
Sundry Lots may be had on ground
rent, upon Dnke.ifr adjoining to Mr.. Jacob
Shueks's. 6. CHAIRMAN.
Tune IL. faWu
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TO BE LET.

~ DE- LIZ. L,
TSHE HOUSE on Fairfax ffreet now occppi.
Il eddy Mr.. James H. Hooe. PagefEen
will be given on the {fra of July. Apply to
Mr.. JoHN TUCKER, of Alexandria. They a.
cant LOTS on King, Columbus, and Wafhing-
to- afects; the LOTS on the Mall, lately, ad
verified for fale or any other Lots belonging
TO the fubicriber, for fale by him, on realonabie
terms. II STEPHEN COOKE.
LsesbSrg, May u. law
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MuGcaJ htfr1sment s. Cab'M
MANDATORY,
In Priuef,. asar W1ter fret, ALExASDSk'S'

By JOHN SELLERS !, j.. j
xryHO hees leave to inform the LADIES ~ :.
wv gentlemen of Alexandra ana Tue !. ar :.
cert towns and country, that he bu''ds ~ n
pairs church, chamber, and barrel Organs , rs
makes and repairs HaspGchords, Piano !. rg Es
organized I'D pain, and has on hand = :, an
Viojins, Flutes, Flies, Reeds, Strings ~ ms,
afortment of Mafc, conifig of Songs, o n.,s
Duets. inarottioss Tor TIE different inI'Oa aSor
He alto offers his fetvices Cor tanlng 'Ds s,ir;
Iinaruments on reafonabie terms. an .,.;,g
ets at the absvc place will be thankfully wv
ard pnueinally attended 10. h,.
So A fteady Cabinet Makeh ,,, 4
iag good workman, Wi! meet win e"'O'
m4as by applying at the ABOVE place; ~
May s.
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FOR SALE,

= = u T.
on TO Let, for a Term Of Years, or on
Ground Rent for evsr,
Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
6de of King, itreet, between Faye,te and Henry
areets; each lot fronting 30 feet on King. freet,
and running back 100 feet to II fees alley. =
The ituatioa of this property is luch tbeing in
one OF the mott thriving parts Of the town. as
to make the poacfion of very deilrable to'a"y
perfon having money TO purchafe. more eiPecl-
ally 10 dealers in country produce.
AL0, for Sale,
A Houfe and Lot, on the iouth
Gde Of King ltrees, near Wilmington irees, and
ooooGrc The Ro,c Of Mr.. James Bacon. This
ltaati,n is equal to any in town for buhneis.
aLkezut 10 Let, tor The term Of ten years, !.
An half-acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
areets, ,noA eiigib!" fituatci for Garden or
Clover Lot, for which purple onyit would De
renred. Asmanute has been thrown up in heaps
upon it for leveral years r.ic ground Cannot but
be as rich as could be wlihrd. For terms apply
to Mr.. fumes B1cae, OH King, near Walhing !
tan Greet, or to the fublcriber, at Motley Hall,
oppcfi.e to Alexandria.
Thos. L. Warrington.
N. B. To Hire BY The NINTH,
A very likely active BOY,
About IS years old, who has from a child
been accuaomel to wait in the houfo, provided
immediate application is made as above.
May 3. co
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N @ tt G. E

IN y H = Z.
The fubferiber amending fhortly to
remove 10 Kentucky. rsquees,aIlperfons having
claims againf him to BRING them forward, Pre-
,pctly authenticated, for payment |; and all thofe
indebted to him are resuefted tc pay their re-
fpe6siye accounts previous to the frif day of Az.
quit next, TO him or Mr.. 3ames milan, IN Alex.
andria. Thoie failing 70 comply as shove, need
not expect any further indulgence.
William MILAN,
Fairfax County, 1Virginia)
June TO- 2aw3w.iaw IftAug.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be Sold, at Pu56c Sale.
On the 6rft day of Aucusr, tif not alfpcisd of
ar private fale, previous 20 thai s;lnel
All my Property IN the town
of Alexandria,
S;taated On KiaGsSrREET-CoslGfing IF
A new two-aory Brick Houie, two
Fsamrd Houfes, and the Ware. Houlc at 9rclent
occcpied BY mylslf-AIs,
One unimproved LOT, on Fayette-
frees. g. The above property is inbJcet TO
ground rent Of Iutaty dollars, eigbty.faar cents.
For terms apply TO the fubfssiber,
John KlOlsH.
February At. oawitAu 10 y
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Umbrella Mandatory.

Umbrellas made, covered and re-
paired, at the bopfe Of the fublcribef, in St. A
faph areet, in the belt Tanner and on the mott
reafoaable terms. 90 49,.
Samuel Kirk.
June 10. cow
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Sixty Dollars Rezga,id.
RUNAWAY, from the fublcriber., living IN
Wilkes comfy, North, Carolina.
THO NEGRO-MEM gsz.

Ta0o MEGR0-MEM, Dsz.
Den, font made, yellow man, 3s years
- of age; was pufchaG.d Of John Linton.
of Dumfries.
SAM-isa Cont made black man, s. years
Of age--hs cloathing was of coarfsi fore Cloth:
be was purchsfed of Mr.. Jacobs, Of Dumfries.
The above reward lwiil be paid it feenfed 70
that we ger them again, or in proportion for
Y;,hrx. . 49, Amor Will BORN,
JOHN BROWN.
lure i. Iaw3w*
N. 3. They Kan away on che ssth Of March
iaR. 80 s7,.f
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N O r / C z.

A ST purpofe moving from this fate III IL. en- !,
IN DUET all thofe who have any CLAIMS asans =
eitatc Of AMOS DYE, deccsfed, or myef' :" !!
then, in legally proved, OF or before the ftG Is
October nexr, in order'ro have the iam4 fctttd.
Go ffofe who ;Inay be indebted to the iaid sas. J
requeaci to mike inalcdiare paynlcn., as.rala..
indulgence cla be given by
JOHN DYE, Adni'f Of Amos b.
June III. isrr.
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FOR SALE,

8
The FARM on 10hsch I hUe,
INONTAINING between and GOO acres
" OF level Land, well adapted in general 70
receive tie Platter OF Paris as a manure Ion the
poa road from the City of Warrington to Port
Fob ,cco. and about miles below Pilcataway.
On il is every ncccGary building, plenty OF ex-
cellent fpring water and pump at the door
fruit trees in abundance and great variety, an
excellent kitchen garden, leveral clover lots,
fome valuable low meadow ground, and wood
and timber to lait many years. Pcrions wiihing
70 purchaie, it is prelnrned will view the prem!t
es previous to any contratt, and therefore tuE-
ther dcfcripton is unBeceaasy
I'll fell the land, it ihall be given up to the
purehafer 1T January next--And previous TO that
time, willsit|l
| 4AH my nsoveable PROPERTY s. Crob.
made, with joaps fen excebtaons.
S Being extremely in6rm and unable to manage
a farm my Object is to retire 70 fons town OF
city and lpcnd the remnant of my life. -
The terms of.falc will bs--One third OF the
purchafe money in hand, one third at the end of
ia months from the day Of falc, and the remain.
ing one third at the end of two years, with legal
interef thereon. Bonds with fecufity, and a
lien on tie land, Will be required.
George Lee.
Charles County, May q. oawd
O. p. FINLEY,
[ Fac received per the United States, juH from
Ltatre0ol, an exten!iyc aiiorttrent OF HARD
WARE E, IRONMONGERY,. CUTLER Y,
Sc. which lie viii difpote OF on very reaion.
| able terms - ss if-
80 dog. Wheat Scythes,
| Is do. Sickles, 81
I 10 40 Sp,des
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Dif1olution Of Copartnerlhip.

Ull1OIullOn OF COpdTlneT1nlp.
THE Coparfnerihip hitherto lub6, ing under
the 6rm Of JgfSb Riddle e CO of Alexandra,
was dlGolyed the fri infant, by mutual cons
TENT: All perfons thar are indebted to, or that
have claims on the zane, are requeRed to come
forward and fettle, as il is defrabIe to clofe the
concern as foon as poafble. Thofe whofe &C
counts arc of long fanding are particularly re,
queaed to attend TO this notice, and. make
pay mcnts to either of the fobfcriber,.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandrias
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore:
September IS. It
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Subfcriber

WIMes to RENT or SELL, the JoAowsng
Property, on Klng1Rrea, yaz.
T He CORNER STORE, lately occupied
/ by himfelf-the aand is equal to any In
o for a retail fore, and will pc rented very
cheap. ALTO, the HOUSE lately occupied by
Doctor Hall; the houfe is very convenient aud
in good repair-this ALTO will be rented a bar
Gain if applied for Immediately, For terms, aP-
oIv 10 THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in his abfenee to Mrs. Hgfoa, living on the
p%senfes. -,
Auguf 9. Ill
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RYE Wi.ISKEY.

20 barrels arong and fine favored Rye Wits
key,
A few hogfheads prime retailing Molahes,
20 I.s chefs Young Hyfon Tea, Of very
hyperion quality,
Anorted Paten, Shot, and a variety of Birth
Gunpowder, from F to treble battle-with q
general afortment Of Liquors and Groceries
FOR SALE, by
MandeviAs g 7amejon.
September rs.
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FOR SALE,
Or to Let, for q Term Of Years, or on
Ground Rent for eusr,
-Four valuable Lots, on the iouth
Gdc Of Kinc.areet, between Fayette and Henry.
Rreets ; each lot fronting 20 eet on King ,@ttreet,
and running back 100 feet to q II feet alley
The ~ftuation of this property is foch (being in
one of the mott thriving parts OF the town. as
to make t!,. poGeHion of it very defrablc to any
Detfoo having money to p%drcbafe, more eipeci-
ally 20 dealers in country produce.
A56, for Sax,
A Houfe and Lot, on the touth
6dc Of King frcet, near Warrington ftee', and
o,noGte the fore of Mr.. lanes Bacon. This
Gsaation is equaif, 70 airy in town for bufineis.
IEeqvu 10 Let, 6, tie tern Of ten years,
An half-acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
R,e.ts, moR eligibly iituated for a Garden or
c,oyer Lot, for which purp0fe erJ ii would be
rented. AS manure has been thrown up In heaps
n,on Il for CeyeraI years the ground cannot but
he as rich as could be wlfncd. For terms apply
70 MIR. James Baraa, on King, near Waning,
-, a,.et. or TO the fubicriber, at Motley Hall
onooAte TO Alexandra.
Thos. L. Wilmington.
N. B. To Hire BY The mextb,
A very likely active BOY, =.
About IS years old, who has from a chic
go .ccofomed to wait 10 the houfe, provided
immediate application is made as above.
May 8.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

ST%HE TInaees of the town of ~PRovIDENcE,
having thought it expcdient to potpone
the Sale of the feveral LOTS in the faid town,
sdvertfed for lale ON tbs day, until MONDAY
the aft day of October next Notice therefore
is given, That the fald Trufees will, on that
day, proceed to expofe to PUBLIC SALE, tor
ready money, the everal LOTS in the faid
town, agreeable to the aa ofaaembly eRablilh-
ing the fame.
Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhughd
H. Gunnel, Jun.
VIM. Middleton,
Daniel McChichefter,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John c. Hunter.
MoNDAY, the 10TH day (as1
of AuguR, 1906. I'll
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NOW

NOW LANDING
From brig Economy, and for Sale by
LAWRASON g FOWLE
60 quarter cafks Malaga Wine, Of
a hyperion quality
SO boxes mould and dipt Candles
SO do. aA quality Havana Segas
700 do American Sewing 1'winc.
A!o, from Eh'v Doue, from Portland,
8 pipes Vidona Wine
10000 feet Mere aasable Boards.
IN S.TO f.,
30 chefs young Hyfon Tea
II do. hjfon Skin
2 do. Souchong
1000 pieces Nankeens, entitled to debensure
50 do. Ravens Duck
50 do. RuHia dc.
3 bales India Twine
- barrels New England Run
s pipes Holland Gin
do. Port Vine
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy
TOO boxes brown Soap
20 do. Chocolate
Prime Beef !
China Bowls in bnxes
Mems Goa fe Shoes, and
A FEW CASKS BELLONA GUNi
POWDER.
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