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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-25
From the CHARLEsroN CouRlER.

Buein rhefs cafes.
We hil hive Judgment here !; that We but teach
Bloody intrudions. which being taught, return
Shakespeare.
IT we're devoutly to be wiihed that
fome perlon- properly qualified to do
iuaice to the fuoled, would fit down
and write hilory Of Quacks. and
Oaackery.: Itwould be not only in.-
itrucslve, but entertaining. Rigid dra-
matte critics condemn tragi comedy as
an infraeflon upon the ltrict rules of
the drama; but the far greater part, &c
many Of the wiier pf mankind admire
it !; at leaf inrepreientation: Anditis
probable that hilfory ofthat ferio-co-
mic buinefs, Quackery would be pro-
ductlye OF ali the amuiements which
can Be derived from that kind Of per
Torrance.
If empiriciGn be cloIely examined
Il will be found that its origin and hrR
prosrefs are not more ludicrous-
than its consequences are fatal 70 that
whether in phyiic in politics, it may
truly be calledthe merry Come iorrow
lofmantand,. The psa9ads sa4gsnaris,
or hYbocondride is the 6rit that enters
on this fcene--the doating old Lady
Bountiful follows--the Quack iuc-
ceeds, and the lexton. furniihes the ca
taltrophe with his fpade. During the
courfe of the play, many curious incl
dents occur, and perlonages come on.
KEYsEE and LEAKE, SOLOMON and
BRoDuM, and hundred others GO off
on one ide with their pockets full;
while their patients on the other, pre-
fent groupe reiembling field on the
clole of day of battle-fonne lame,
fome blind, fome grooming, Tome
moaning aud motionlefs, though alive,
and many more motionlels, becauie
dead. The pranks performed, and the
mischiefs accomplished, by the Medi-
cal Qnack, however, are few and trl-
vial when compared with thofe of the
Political Empiric-here the comedy IS
lefs, and the tragedy more. Indlvi-
dual and family injury follow in the
train Of the one national defolationin
that OF the other. The whole tribe Of
quacks in phyGc, from the hra eata-
plasm that ever was laid to human
fleih, up to the laa box of pills that
was opened yeferday, taking in with
the avewed all the Iecret ones, the re-
gular troops, as we'll as VOLUNTEERS
whether putting forward with college
diplomas in their hands, or feH,pufs
in the papers, have not performed half
the ruin that has been accomplished by
a Jingle political quack. The malade
imaginaire is the peonle-the quack is
the demagogue, and he in the uplhot
either calls in a friend, or himlelf in
perfo.l performs the lextoa, in the
ihape of depot, who with the fword
and gibbst. inItead of fpade and
ihoyel, clofes the whole. with the ne
ver-failing catastrophe. There is this
difference, however, between medical
aal political empiricifm; in the for
mer, the hypocondriac precedes and
creates the quack-in the latter, the
quack creates the hypocondriac. But
the wort of it is, that in both Cafes,
when once the habit of taking medi-
cine is acquired, an appetite for it cons
tinues long after the original dilorder,
if ever there had really been any-and
this it is the interea Of the quack to
enco,raoe. "a that ar la(f nhvEc,I me-.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-25
NEW. YORK, July z,s.

AFflYCu1 nap DIulu3, Chlo Sla!tt III 20 uaJ
from Libon. EFT there, May a7tb, chips Fa-
vorite, Petley, OF Sal,6ury Ceres, Rlkrr, N.
York, to fail in s or 10 days for India Sulan,
Loring, Miles Standi(h, Davie, Plymouth -
Trio, Story, Of Bottom, captured by the Britlh
on her paGage from Bou,deaux to St. Lucar, on
trial lchooner Juno Hall, of Danbury, to fail
in or 10 days for Bofcn. Left at Cadz, May
Ioth, tfrom Csdiz paper of that da.el tie { e.
Gar, Gardel, from Legtosn and Nj; tia Mont.
cello, Wilton, Norfolk and Alg iitas; Rebec-
ca, Davis, Gibraltar Antonio, Rawlings, St.
Lucar Edward and Charles, Plliungel, Nor
folk Adriana, k'Ihaufen, DO. Pilgrim, Stan.
dell, St. Lucar Centurion, -, New York;
N. York, George, Philadelphia; Argus, Cham.
bsrlain, Norfolk !. Venus, Cunningham, Am
aerdam; Anna, Bercsford, L; fbon; Hope, Bergh,
New York; Hudfrn, do. Spoke, June 6, in
.lat. 80, "a, long. IS, %, brig Commerce,
Mastocks,, OF New York, "A days from chatlrt-
ton tor Cad'z. 9th, in lat. a, %, long. So,
lpcke ihip Th IN $, Gardiner, of and from New.
York for Bcurdeaux, cur IA d. s, all well.-
3o.h, in lat. ~, l8, long. 81, ~, fpokc fhip
Fair American, of Bath, out 81 days, from
NewOileans for Liverpool. July 9TH, in lat.
~ y, long, Sc, p Ike brig Ju"o, Of and from
Sewbu'yfort %, GnsdaIoupe, cut days. 10th,
an la. 40, ls, long 81, 80, fpoke brig Swan,
I8:days from Martinique for Newburyport, who
had loft three m-a on the paf1ige With The yellow
ever, but fupplied ..eir places by three Ameri.
can famen taken out of a Charleaon brig, from
ST. Domingo, which was captured few days
before by 'wo privateers, who boarded him and
treated him Noii ely. The day previous to th'
Bfu'us's falling from L,G, -, the American con
iu' received letter from Captain Buih, OF tn
ihiP Thomas, of Norfolk, a, ST. Lucar, wbc5e.
n he fays he waf boarded by one Of admiral Mel
Sons tqns1,on, who Informed him the biockad,
OF C4diz and ST. Lucar was RATED, and permit
ted hi' to enter the latter port W, h CARGO
wheat ron urdeaux. PaGtngers in the Bro
rus. Mr.. Albin Aynard, Dra Lewis Gomaz,
Dan Pedro L.ferna, Mr. James Allen, Jun. arc
Ootsof A. I. More, formerly o. the fhip Can
ton, witch fcundered at fta on her p"aag- from
faa'a, and who were carried into Lilbon by :
Swedh vcfIcl.
BY capt. Pendegraf, from Li(bon,
we learn, that Jult before he failed,
Britiih iloop Of war arrive at that
port, the commander Of which inform,
ed that on his paHage he fpokesa fri
gate which had been dilpatched by adj
miral Gardner to England for a rein
forcement. The CAPTAIN Of FL. fri
gate ftated that the Bret fleet, conGa-
ing Of thirty three fail of the line
were in full view, attempting to return
to the harbor where he left the Britifh
Heet; that admiral Gardner having but
% fail Of the line, was unwilling to
hazard an engagement, but that he was
determined, if practicable, to prevent
the French from entering the port, I'M
It'd theexpeeted reinforcement lhould ar
rive.
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Butfn thetG Gales,
we aill hlve Judgment here that We but teach
Bloody inttrucions. which being taught, return
TO plague the inventor.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

70 rallied and i'd due time reformed 10 the
charge, the lady Iurrendercd Internationally.
In June, 1901. magazine of the Baihaw
of Tripoli took fire, and confum med fifty thoui-
and Aandsof arms, 10 replace which the intoi-
eot plate demanded tributes OF arms from other
nations, whom ne filled his frieods. He obierv-
ed that he had apportioned then anongH his
friends, and reqlired the United States TO fur-
Nth him with ten shoafand eInd, snd requeR-
ed conlu! Eaton 10 fate his demand 10 the u
nited States. The cooiul rcfuicd. He was re-
quired 10 write officially, in his own name TO
tn: Prciident for the arm,. and refufed-to
draft letter for the Baiha~, aud refufcd and
he psremptorily refufcd 90 condefccnd TO write
any thing countensneing OF mentioning the de-
mani. IL ~ss determined that rcfourcc fhould
be bad to menace, force. aud syery mean Of def
pouim. to bend the firm iefolGion OF the con-
iui, and tor this trial he wxs ordered 10 appear
bssore 'hc Bslhas. Az be psacd through the
palace of the sasrd,. he snderAood fuEicieot of
their barbsross dsiesi and their conversation
10 icsfs, thst uniefs he fobmisted 10 tenn, he
~. TO I've ahsfina'ed. Be.~eea Mi. Eaton. the
Balhsw and thc prime mister, an in,ercaipg
ana ipin'cd Dialogue eaiacd.--The demands
~ere fco= we'd IN vsiDss fprns, bnt noth;E2
S"siu SHsHkS OF OoS 'nt determination ana ulg-
niSy OF the A.eric,n, Who densn!sd his pais-
port im,nsdi,tciy. which rne ro;nias7 sefafed or
hcftafcd 90 grant. Dsiven To tine In. bono,s-
ole reiort, and having apprehension, fcs the
fafe'y of his life from the sngc, and deigss Of
the nioiaer and Baa,A~. Who oy iiogle lismp
or nod might have decided hs fatc---,te cosiul,
traverfrg the room, with quick, firm and
opcn military Gep. ATTAINING all the impofns
msj~ay Of confcious !upcriorty, conlcious rec.
titu,i-, and undsuntcd courag:, his copntcn.
anec terrible as Mare, and bic eyes sla,ir, as
living Goals, were aernly hxcd On the pr,ue
inioificf, aDd mssked 2, a cert,iu yidim OF hiI
deipeSstc fury, and laying lis hand upon hs
f4ord, again demanded HE pai,. Pslenel. over
ran the cour,snapce of the ,niniter, aud tre.
nor fixed hi frame, TOO rfeni,a,c 10 wish.
it'nd the bold language Of az A ne,icau and he
a"tei APPEARANCE OF angry veteran, aud
farming {, The 2aihsw. his matter, requcie1
ihs' n. Ameicae cooful mieht ,.ceive hi, pals
which va, iuRanty done. The confui re-.
toning ,hrough the a'ccis. heard ia ali moYth,,
,be imesicas eosjxl is kiikeaI" Bur Heaven
aud bi. vslov had Prcietved the coniul for OH
CT deftnica.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

and FAY that he did not fal6l his acty az
Governor, ~ a General, ~ a Patriot, and
that his condu6 at that time does not de-
ierve the applaufe OF every genuine American
and of pofferity Hcncefofth let fcdcrzliffs he.
ware how they calumniate men 10 xhom repub-
icans have placed their Confidence They NAV
be anured il will always end, a. Ia this cafe. in
a msnner hononblc 10 the calumnistcd and dif.
graceful to ,ncmfeIves.
Though many editors of federal papers.
when they publifhed the letter OF Mr.. Turner.
which contained the charges againft Mr.. Ieffcr-
fon. expreaed a Willingness to give place TO an
snfwer, IL any lhould appear, yet they nave not.
in G1gic inftance, admitted this Vindic,t;oo
into their. papers. This is perfectly charseter-
iGic, and difcovers their hypocrify and wicked.
ncfs. They have declared they eutensin a I'm
csre deiirc for the prciervation of public mo-
rails. over which the example Of chief m,pif.
trate, they allowed, has an important inf la:nce.
and yet they have given publicty to a letter
which repseicuted the character Of Mr.. Jefer.
ION in an odioas light. and which. il believed,
would indnce the riing generation TO fuppofc
that honors wcte TO be gained by the coysrdiy
and abaadoned, as well az by the brave and vir.
tuous And nov when every charge in that let
ter has been proved 10 he fzlfe---when the char
adcr Of the Prchdent has been cleared Of every
ftigma, and paacd the moa penetrating fcsuti.
ny, a. pure gold from the furnace. more bright
for the trial il has undergone, they have dcclin-
ed making il known TO the public. They have
fufered the opinion, thar Mr.. Jef.rfoa, was
guilty, which they had imprefrsd up,a the
minds Of the people. TO remain, and their igno-
rant readers will in fn,ure have an excufe for
their bad condua in the fpppofcd guilt Of the
chief msgiaratc Of their country.
Pol. Offer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
LONDON, Aug. 10.

The Gazette of Saturday contains
an order OF Council for the p-oroga-
ton OF Parliament from the . ad inf.
to the 18TH October.
Yeltetdsy intelligence was receiv-
ed at the admiralty by the telegraphe,
that the Victory, Lord Nelfon, had ar
rived at Spithead about 8 O'clock in
the morning. The ihip in which he
came home is placed under quaran-
tine, bur permiilion was given TO his
Lordihip to come on .hore.
Some further accounts from the
coat were received yeIterday by Gov
ernment, which tend till more, it is
faid, to ltrengthen the belief that the
attempt of invalion will lpeedily be
made.-The troops continue embark
ed on board the fleet in the Texel.
Their number is about $4,000. Ad.
miral RuAel being reinforced with two
more ihips of the line, has failed from
Yarmouth Roads 10 proceed again to
the Texel. The Boulogne fquadron,
however has returned to the Downs,
but il will, no doubt, foon again re-
iume Its ltarion.
A letter received by refpeaable
German houfe in this city, ltates, that
the enemy have actually paied the
Rhine, and feized quantity of Eng
lilh goods.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
Latelt Foreign Articles.

The arri0ai eftbe @p William, CAPT.
Rockq0eN, tram LiverpOol, bH saa-
bed as 10 lay beJore our reader5 ibs
iatef Emroaem Intelligence tbat has
bifberfo rracbed the Amsricaa CONT.
nsnf Or L1ndon paper, fran sobicb
The f0!!0s0ing extrG9j are mate to TIE
a7b Of ARsaT, ineigfvc. CAPT. r.
Jazz London paper Of the aSt5,
aobieb contained tie e67c!a! aceous of
the eiptare Of tbe Jriggfs Didou BY
the Briti6 fTgate P5Gnix, aher a
dcperate aliion Of three bovrs. He
left at LiOerpooi the hp William
Penn. to Jail in a day or taOo and
the .lbip Birmingham, of Baitimore,
from SaVannab, and fbr brig Sally
from NeaV.7ork, botb JuA qrriped.
Nsw.fIuk, paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

'fbs D'ai,gpe bef7Ureu tbe eonJt!. tbe Bry
T7nSsh and bn primr mn3!tr, On hs zS,b IF
Jxnr, 1901.
+Ibe ovr iavgHage @7ritoh IL haiian,
ID, d'ale9 y tbs army ard feopie, a mixisre Of
Imyki@. Mcr,orco. and sfber h1xguage,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
PUBLIC SALE.

On MONDAY, the fseond day Ct lfel'fuary'
1906, viii bstold, On the prsG,ises,
a TRACT Of LAND, itpste on RIG fofo'
~ mack, in the county OF King Gcofgc
ssjoning Hoes ferry, containing $50 acres
Ca This land is an excs.enr landing Tor 4 iihsfy,
fslt marin Of about 40 acres, from which I'M
nenfc Quantities Of hsy may bs cut, and FUR
mines the bse fcwiiog ground Of any part OF the
Potemaek in the vicinity. a comfortable pro-
portion Of the land is in wood, and. the arabic
s.ad on the river is intcrmixed with lheli, which
adsp,s it we'll to the culture OF corn, wheat, 10
barco, or eoiton.-The terms are, eae hall IN
hand, or approved bonds on demand; the 70.
faaind.r 10 twelve months with intercf. A deea
Of truf will be required to fecurc the payment OF
the purchafs money.
Gerard Alexander.
December IA. lawotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
Dr.. Ray}on's anti Bilious PITS,
or. Family Phyhc.

The extraordinary celebrity theie pills have
gained, the univerfal demand for them and ei'eem
s. which they are held BY medical men Of the fifR
emiuence, are fuficient tetimonials OF their IN
trinflc worth. In great coles and iudden ATTACKS
Of diorders, an early ute of shsss pills often Pro
aucss the happiea efetas ard taken once IA eieh ut
or tee daysin cafes of indigestion, hsadachs' eiz-
zinefs, pains in the fomach and bowels, oyien-
tries, diarehcsas, dropGes, &c. aed liberal
ute Of my anti bilious sitsersin the inteimrdiaH
time has relieved patients aIaoG &c a mirasis--
price Is censs boxs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18

TN obed;crcs to-a lay of thr Corpora.iop &
il regulating wssgoners, dfsymen and a.,
men," hereby eiss ,,3tire 70 al those coasss
cd, tina, from add alcr this dare, they al. !,
arrange thenfslvss in Royal-ereet be.s..,
King areet s.a the pump opPoGte the make
fqua.e, taking care to leave The Paaagc into Ii.
horlc yard nnoSaru aed--aad OF Fairfax. ft,,r
from The cierk's oaice TO the jail.
John Longden,
Clerk OF the Make.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
KENTUCKY LANDS.


The Sa5seyi5sr hss FOR SALE,
80 ACRES Of Land in Harden scunsy,
> 3,oS Kentucky, binding for 10 miles on
the western more of Knolcl;su, aud lying about
zs milas from Harden court house. knoislinn Is
nayisabls from the laad into Grean river, and is
tina ben xA Nssam in Kentucky.
This land, though near the Barrsns, is veil
wooded, and remarkably well wasered. The
ousllnss inslsde 70, 600 acres, but there are IS
cr " 900 acres of elder sufvss within the lises,
which sre accurately laid down by sc.sal farvsy
made three wears age, Ter he puiPoss OF afeer-
fainiHg interfsrencss. Tier: is no land In Ken
lucky mora free from ddputs than the quantity Of
,srsd Tor fale. Ga thefe slssr hrysys there are
TWO mills aud many families. and on ,he Iubicrib-
tts land there are about doaea families, DEAR
ous of buying their Esslssnenss, aad he has scasn
to believe 100 families mors would have puichai.
ed and stted on the lsad in the prsltns ysar, had
L fuired his aEairs 20 ksys fold sss in Gagls par
ssA thar part Of the sssasry psaeGag health.
and many lscsi advantages, and Being nsar the
s.rtrs of che kaes.
SsrGuA Tusnef eF this tewn, knsws this land
we'll, and viii take The noahis 70 give ju& de-
fSripticn Of 10 quality ts shcsssho msy DEERE il.
This land, If applied for prior to the se,h De-
sembsr, will be foA At soesnss per acre, on band
wish intersf, payable in I, 3, 8 & years. e
she bonds be fatissaaorily Occurred. unsus6ienabls
sitls viii at onse be given fer the land.
BEN. ST0DDERT.
9swYs- Tssvs, Novemher * eo4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
Iua reserved direa from the patsntees, and
FOR SALE
JAMES KENNEDY, IN. 8
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines;
Dr. RauJon's Anti- Bilious aad
StonsacheL Bstte1s.
PREP AIRED BY
THO NJ n s IL RA W 5 Q ~,
M.mber of the Connections Medical Society.


,y->HRSE Bitters have undoubtedly had tn:
4 mott rapid faIe of any Patent Medicine 6
yer before difcovsrsa, and are juaiy appreciated
for their Gagslar and uncommon siftGss 10, re,
aoring weak anl desayed contributions, and all
shassrain Of complicated COMPLAINTS focomnon IN
the fpring and tan (eafons, lach as ists,miffaas
Fevsys and Agsss, l.rg 4futamsal ffvsrs, ~
slsn,<,iss, ye. They are alto very pieaiailt BIZ
ter for common ufs, ani where they are known known
they have taken tbs place and fup;rcedsd the use
of all other bittas in public houies as well a. ID
miyate samilies.--pfice So cents box.
DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
THE. great iale and increasing demand tor tllsie
valuable pills for thefe' twelve years Paf, De-
ipcak .Aeir intrinhc worth. They have proved
Gngalarly eficacious in Bilious and 1tlloev jf.
vers, yaaslise, Head Aee5s, Dl/saterfes B''!,'xs
C1siie, CssSysxtG, Ftasl explsiats, sc.
Th. very great demand and nigh eitsen ia
whisa thief. pills are held shsoaghor the United
States aad the WeA Indies, has induced many to
sounscrsi them shs pasehsier Is rsqusitsa 20
sbicrve that the aame Of Samuel Lee. jaa. 1.-THE
pssentee) ia ASKED TO each bill OF directions, IN
h,s own hand writing, or they will aot be sens.
ins- Price 50 esAts box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18

Thouap}on's aromatic Tooth PATS.
For the fsurvy in the teeth and cams, and tot
whitening and prefcrving The teeth. Itlikewas
takes oFall diiagreeabl. iaells from she breath,
which generally arifes from tcerbasS gums and
bad teeth. Thi, pate is much in ufc, ard high
ly ettesnsd by all thole who value the preielyati.
en- Of their teeth, !. may be applied al all thinks
with the greatef fafsty. It's neatly put upir
pewter boxes wiA paper directions. Price So
eats box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
:. Campbell, Iailok
FIVE Dollars Reward.

g TR AYh D from the Subscribers fable .
~ Friday morning laa light BAY H0sl
4 years cid, about II hands high, lately ~
ali round, n.ne hogged. land tail docksd, y
black hoois, and large keily. He was a'sj
ten days lince bought of Mr. Jslrtb Gss''l
Irving near the four mile run. Whoever de'HI
the laid hcrf. to the fublcriber, hall receive
above reward, and all rsafanable expsnees.
ISAAC ENTWISTLbI
Decemke7 z. saw
N. 8. wanted from 1e % 1890 bnlhss
gaoa clean barley, for which generous
will se given.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18

PUBLIC NOTICE.
December II.

yT5HEREAS Samnei crStg ha, adser,iasaa
w in my name, property in the town /,
Centrcvile, in Fairfax coan'y, Virginia, a, /,
trufec for tic difpclal thereof on the roth dayq
January next enfaing: ] hereby caution an,
and every pcrfon, from purchadag faid pfopsr,Y
ii nv name, as tn: circu ntanccs in which il i
now involved absolutely requires this asteOsicu.
P. Wanton.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18

ON Sturdy, iSsa N1vsab.r TAFT was iaa
from she Mil Stags, fsn.wa-fe b:twssa
Ocsos1sn and Alexandra.
Tie Colchs}aer Way Mail.
AS shis Msil could got have got ont Of the
Gage swishost ALLIANCE, and tias from dehgn !;
Il will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD, Go any psrfol Who will inform 8:
whs connistcl the al Of throwing ths Mail
ous Of che aase on thar day:
December 10. sIat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
DiaoIation Of Copartaerfhlp

The copatsasrhip hitherto isbhang ssarf
the firm Of JsstS Riixs y Go. OF Alexasssfa'
wss di6olved the GrR inkaAs, BY Nuts co.,
fsns All psrfOa. thar are n'sSssd to. % that
hive claims on the fans, are rsqssltsd 80 cana
forward and fefie, as lt is dssrasss to eists ras
consern as fson az psalae. rhofs whose ss-
counss ar. of long aaaiing are pasasulafly re-
duaasi 20 attsad to this aoriee, ana make
psyusnss 90 either Of The fuslsnbers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
sertemher rs. Il
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TUNISs CRAVEN,
Has rsesiv<l b BE Asf srriV<fs an fisgass ~
svfm<ss II
6 @ @ ID 5,

AMONG wHieH ARH-
Lonaaa icrsssns clsshs Csraaa Csmbricks,
an5 CaGn:fs, Lass 80.
asooet,. ! pa,sss Cards, RisA csl0aade and f.
81. Ws;assas;nss, gxsed India Mdaina
Silks, Mois&ins, Fls- Isaia and Sfisdn sosk
ftnsinks, do'
Impartial. cleuded and lace Isas y f7aa S
.sh;,- Masicilles. chieH,
Tc,;ne,ts. Srsndowns, Extra Silk Gloves.
Flaanels, role Blankets. fis Me Miws.
Costings, Psiss, Silk Cord aad buttons
KerEeys, Halt,Siaks, cambr,ck Sassens' /,
Lambs Wool, Wedstcd, Artificial tloAsss ana
cn,,cc and SILK iso. Wsea.hs,
huy, ORnca ssa'n.'s'
Irih * FLINDERS Shscs. Italian Mantsus'
mo-. Fine india PsIGsns,
Z Irih Linens, Baftas, Mamoedss.
sh;rssr, Cation. Dowlals, TlcklsnsuIg,
Long Lawns. Ofaaburgs. Brown rsiis
Liaen Cambrioks, sc. &c.
pimisies, cambrisk do.
Or Hs lssk sxpss, an sdda'saas
sDOrssssnt o FALL GOODS.
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COUNT of ALEXANDRIA.

COUNT Of dLEAHNORlH.
NOVEMBER rs, lsoJ
MAS taken up and committed t. the jall'
w this county, Negro Lad who calls bin
lelI MOSES. He fays he was born of tree w
man in Blsdcnibnrg, fate Of Maryland, ani w
fold at tie faIs Of Mr.. Rofs, of BiadenlbaTg, I
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Green Of New Orle%l
aad that be was pehuatcd to leave there BY
Mr.. Msribaii, on preteoce of getting him y
freedom and was brought to New York, ~
from there was fen, to Alexandria, in the care I
Mr.. Spencer, until the arrival of MIR. Ma'asI
who pretended to be his mater, and lett BIN
the care of Mr.. John GadRy, Of A':xandns.
The owner, if be hiss any, is reqacitsd to ec'f
and prove ais property, pay charges and take z
away, otbetwiie be will be difpOfcd OF as 4
law diIcsss.
:. Campbell, .Iailoh
Noycmbcr IL. iaw2m
Gs- This Afr. Marhall drew draft on y
Honorable. ]ehn Marhall, Chief Ju6ge o!
United States, which was proitaca as fefgtg{s
il was in favor of f,me gentlemen 10 New YoaS
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December ~
A good Blacksmith wanted.

10 be rented, for one or more yeara
, N exeellcnt aand for a 8laskfmish and IA.
II veru. Tiers is on the PIcHsiics tive n,s
heoi.s, with fnishs nnop and tools and ga!
garden enclolcd, aad she tenant may be secer
leffia,cd with few aelcs more if rceuired-rl
A on 70 be given the ate day Of January next
u, psrfsn who can come we'll recommended will
Get with geoa encouragement. Apply to
IoHN BALL
Alexpasria County, diasia Of
C;crn sia, Nov. II. JoawaB
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DR.. Rawion's Itch Ointment.
A csrsaia and faf. application for that dita-
sfssable complaint called the ITCH. Fries ~
cents 5ex.