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FROM TaE Baltimore REPUBLICAN,, OR
ANTI.DEMocRAT.
ESSAY VIII.

The American Governments are, in every reipect,
" Complete md perfef Democraeies.'
AUR ORA, June IA, 1893.
The writer of these essays, as appears by
the preceding number, thought he had
done sill that his subject required; and
seemed to conclude that, by showing
what democracy consisted in he had C.
vinced, with sufficient clearness, that
such denomination could not, with any
semblance ofpropriety, be applied to the
constitution Of the United States. How.
ever 2alpable this Inference it did not
suit the party styling itself democratic,
to allow it TO be received by the people,
without some efforts to deprive it OF It's
efficacy. In conformity with the views
of this party, the Editor of the Aurora,
lis organ, was employed to overthrow
the principles laid down IN the Anti.De-
mocrat, and to establish their converse,
that the American general, and state 60
vernments are, in every sense OF the
word, Democracies, and that republic
and democracy are, in every accepta.
ton, synonymous orcontroveftlo'e terms.
This he endeavored 10 DO in sixteen long
numbers signed Tin the Aurora) !" The
Editor" as We have already observed in
our introduction to these essays. We
cannot pretend to publish this long la.
bored tissue; which consists Of some ar
gument, much declamatisn, and still
more of unqualified abuse aid detrac-
ton, not merely of his supposed opPo-
nent, (e;1e Editor of the Anti DEMOCRACY
but of some of the most exalted men in
our country. Shortly after he had con-
Guided, the writer Of the Mirror" re.
sumed his arguments with the follow.
ing PREDATORY remarks.
cd Ledgef.)
There is a state Of the public mind, which
isposes it tor the reception of political de.
lsiens. Ia crisis of this nature, when
he disease is at its height, the most anci-
Mt institutions are found to oppose but
eeble barrier to the prevailing rage tor in.
ovation. Then, maxims long exploded,
nd systems of government thar have bro's
uin upon whole nations, dazzle the weak
atellect, and become the idols of the mo-
nent. /" The dog-star RACES" Every fool
politician. Age, experience, and wis
ON, are pushed off the stage. Change
ucceeds to change, 10 constitutions and
nstitu.ions;;whlle" a salutary permanency
a the magistracy, and stability in the laws"
isappear, amidst the captivating music of
Universal suffrage, and the clamorous shouts
f liberty; leaving in their room comble.
esbotism, or military tyranny.
This brief and melancholy tale of the be.
,inning and end of democracy, history has
,ften told: and, as if intended to warn the
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,.b. advanced. Thy name
IN ,sAoa sn1 as,yea and on earth It It
lead, as a beacon 10 warn
Es5 vim .., G, aud destructive rocks.
M, Of hlau ~ study Gods law who
Che nsa W. .;aa from Christ; who put
,tye iin''I anSsr the guidance Of the Di,
s Split a.r;ar or Of accepting a chal'
i fhaIlsF1 being in any degree aiding to
&c, OF !" 20 inclined to such practices.
Sc VINO = their lives for better Pur-
= Fsl' sben they die, they die IN peace,
= .pg life of immortal happiness,
.ty Of angels, and OF human
perfect.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY yiriuc of decree OF the Court OF the United
States fer the fifth circuit in the Virginia
dittri6, pronounced at the May term, 1903.
III behalf OF RoBERT BIsD agalnts Jgfas
WcJjln and Jo6r Love; vii &c io!d to tue
higheif bidder for ready money,
y N ESTATE or PLANTATION, in the
II county of Prince William, called Bret-
lard-aod one in the county of Weanoreland,
called C6aanlH; fer the putpoie OF ra,slrg 'he
fun of twelve thonfand dollars with lnteIse
thereon, to be compo,cd after the rate OF i've
rer centum PER aahum, from Fhe. 10th day OF
November I7o5; ard The further iDfn OF zine
thculapd four hundred ard Fifty ie,s collars a0d
eighty cight cents, with iiks ntetsa, 10 Be CEN.
puted from lllf &c h day of May, i7es,
TIE Iale Of the above .nentiortd eitaf.s viii
be made On the ptemi'es; that CT Backlan 70
take pare or The k4shdaY ofQtsober rsxt----.
rom which Only the iu.n Of eight shoufaf1 three
Eundrcd and tcrtyiix dollars. wifi irtetcf, Il
fix pr eentem pef srpl;p, to De computes from
lie z5th day d jdiy, '797, and the sxPenee O
fSic thueot IS 10 Se rafyl, and the reti4ue from
that calsa Cianti:ly, the fale OF which viii take
placs on the roth day o: tie fame. month.
Benjamin Molly, D. NJ.
Jofeph Scott, NJ. V. D.
September :. dr'4th Or.
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POLITICAL. ESSAYS

On the essential and distinctive qualities Of
Dcmocracies and Republics, Nth refer
ence to the Constitution Of the United
States.
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Rxiyact Of aletter fran an american gen.
tirman at Naples, dated uae is, 1906.
Letters from Sicily mention, that adj.
vices had been received from our commo.
dore at Syracuse, informing Of the release
of the American prisoners, and peace
with Tripoli. This event is said 10 be ala
together owing TO the spirited conduct Of
gen. Eaton. No particulars are mention-
ed; bat it is supposed on the terms offered
by America; as Eaton had previously sak-
en- Derne and Baquara.'
Extract of letter from Frederick Degen,
Esq. to a gentleman in this t0zoa.
Datrd Naples, 1line 90, 1905.
g Commodore Barron has resigned the
command of the American Squadron to
captain Rodgers. He commodore Rcd
GERS wrote me on the tse Juns, that
Peace with the. Bashaw of Tripoli was f.
nally Concluded; and that the terms were
most advantageous and honorable TO the
United States. 1t appears. that MIR. Ea.
toms undertaking has been attended with
success. MIR. Dyson wrote me from Sp-
racuse, that previous 60 the conclusion Of
peace, General Eaton defeated the Ba-
shaw's troops at DSrna, and took posses
sion of that town and castle, but received
himself, during the action, musket shot
through the arm
The intelligence contained III the above
letters, is derived through an oficialsource,
and announces the important fact that
PEACE IS MADE WITH TRI-.
POLL AND OUR
COUNTR YMEN ARE FREE
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,Ws FROM TRIPoLI.

s'0', mail of Monday the following in-
Intelligence was received in a.let-
Fan Salem Mas.) dated August :a,
NV W,b heartfelt Joy | announce 70 you
go, ~" and honorable TERMINA,
HIN Y INC OF The WAR WITH TR1-
|so1T A vessel (the Belle-Isle, captain
~ ..h, s now entering our port from the
y e '1;,rranean, and brings the important
=. Is, Gen. Eaton gained great VIC
~ % the 10Th June, over the Bashaw's
ru slaughtering large part OF his for
!. /. is wounded but it is hoped not
sHy He dictated the terms of peace on
s.:Oot Our prisoners are all to be re.
...ea WITHOUT RANSOM, of course no tri.
= buf MIXTURE"
q kaow not whether the cid bashaw
a, agreed to abdicats his station. AS tits
said there are dispatches on board for 60
vsmment, aud the malls going, have on
l. time to offer my sincere congratulations
on this event"
In aposcript It's added;
g did NOT hear the name ofthe place
where the battle was fought, bur it is said
lobe looleagues east of TriPoli."
By the mail last evening we received the
following statements.
From the Salem Register Of August 20.
Yesrsrdaythe brig Belle-Isle, capt Leach,
arrived here in 66 days from Naples. A
bout eight DAYS before he sailed, news arr
rived there, that Gen. Eaton, at the head of
the small American force which had been
detached from our Meditsrrauean squade
ron. and the troops collected by the rival
brother OF the Bashaw of Tripoli, had an
with the Tripolines at Derne;
on which side the victory declared we do
bur il was said that general Ea-
tons army suffered most severely, and ,has
very american a0as killed, except Mr.. Ea.
Ton, who was wounded IN the shoulder /!
The effect of the battle, however, was an
immediate negotiation tor peace, to assist
at which. Col. Lear went to Tripoli and
'wodays before captain L, sailed, dispatch.
3 we're received frem Col. Lear at Naples,
'flnging the important and glorious iateIli-
'snce thar PEACE, highly honorable to
ns United States, had been concluded, and
u course the Americans, who had been SO
'oRS suffering IN captivity, released. Capt.
leach we understand, brings dispatches
OF our government, so that we may ex-
,sct shorty to have the official details of
ne battle the negotiation and the terms Of
peace.
!, Inc American squadron had not left
Slalia when this affair took place and
'p'rs vas 20 intelligence ar Naples of the
'sO-Ooats from The United States having
al1sd them. Commodore Barron, after
{ 'opod the negotiation was IN promis.
3 tram, sailed for the United States on
Scoaat OF his i'll state Of health.
!, From he Boston Gazette IF Aeg, %.
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Ground Rents for Sale.

CrOund- Rents Tor Sale.
I'M THURSDAY, tie 4th day OF OGtobsr
~ next, between the hours of twelve and
one, will be Sold, to the highca bidder, Tor
ready smeaey, at the Coffee Houic, :wo feparat.
Ground Rents, fecured by valuable Lots in this
town, for Gao II Virginia Currency.
!. II. Hooe. Aiiignee
Of the efate OF jain GIl--a bankrupt.
September s. dtf
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I FROM The Boston Gazette Of Dig, %.

we understand by several gentlemen,
%"1 teiS Salem yesterday af,ernooa, thar
NC orig BeNisle, captain Leach, had arriv-
s. az that place from Naples, bringing the
%p0ftant and highly gratifying intelli,
SsA[e ofth capture ofthe city of Tripol, by
@s forces under the ex-bashaw fdirected,
ss Presume, by the intrepid spirit of our
sau0'ryman gen. Eaton) and that the Anne.
y prisoners had been Immediately re-
), Several parcels of dispatches, directed
I'm .O.ne president, aud to the heads of de-
IE "a (receiyed BY this Wesley were
:" lnthe pcs, Office last evening. They
o "sfe noted TO be of high importance, and
s. to be forwarded TO the seat of go.
HTplment. without delay.
Il. ne following letters were received BIZ
No.. ~ soCVe arrival, and add some important
boz" aeulars 10 the agreeable intelligence a.
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The American Governments are, in every reipe6f,
Complete and Perfef Demoeraeies.
AUR ORA, June IA, 1893.
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The SEbfciil5er,

i ilC DGDlS1 1DSi ST
obvious to clase all his outstanding conaerns,
WILL OFFER FOR SALE,
On the prcnies, on Wednyiay f5s 3lf iafaH,
ar 10. o'eloek IN tie fs,eaoon, on very liosEA
terms. which will then be, made known.
1wegue va5ua51e Building Lots,
In the town Of Alexandra, adjoin-
ias the groaa8 OF S1efrs. Herbert, Tbompioo&
Wilton, near the river, and between Queen and
Cameron freets.
.And on The f0llss2ilg days at fl O'Clock, az
fbe Cefce- Healt,
The DWELLING HOUSE IN
WHICH the fubicribcr lives, which is large, CON.
moalous, well fnihea, and in as good l'uation
Tor baliaefs as any in town.
Allo-One finteensh part OF Tract.
of LAND of upwards OF eighteen ,houiand acres,
on che Rsppahsnnock, near Frederick ID arg, which
contains an incxhauaible body OF iron ore OF ex-
cellent quality, and company is nowtormed to
profecute the iron baineis extcnhvely on II,
which will, in all probability, render it very
productive efste.
AI(o-About Nine Thouiand Acres
of L AND on the fouth fork of Kentucky siver,
and on which it is laid a Salt Spriag haa lately
been dif:ove,ed.
As the fubfcriber is.very deGrous OF
ielliag, to enable him 70 prolccuic with more at
tsnpon an objea he is engaged in near Psaadei
phia, he will take much les than the real value
fer the whole or any past of this property, os if
applied 10, will treat privately tor any part ot IT,
IOIiN POTTS.
ALexzYdrfe, IuiY 10 eods
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Member of the Conne6ticui Mel.c4l Sons. ~

ry->HESE Biucrs haze aadoahtediv b,3 ;,
4 mott rapid fale OF ANY Patent Ma
yer before difcoyered, and are,luQly aoo,e,i, :,
for their ane eiar and uaco.n0loa .istu, T., '.
ltoring weak aad decaycd contributions and II
that train Of complicated coRpamts 70 comma, !.
the fsriog and tall lealons. zach as iQ.trna,,,'
Feveys and 4Agnss, }oag .sat&4pa! F.va q
hntenes, &c. They are alto a very pleslsnt Il
ter for common.pfe, and where they az. know
they have taken The pace ana fuperccdsG he :.
OF all other bitteis in Pablo haules as we'll al,
private families. Price 50 .cen,s,a cox.
Dr.. Lees (WindhanF1 Bilious Pills,
THE great iale and incresting demand for h,l.
valuable pills for thefe twelve years paa. B.
fpcak theii in,rinfc worth, They hav: pu5
ilnsula.!y caieacious in BR'iggs. and 1tl:u 3.
gers, Jaauairs, Head Aaebs, Dff rteriet Biasu,
Cbalir, CefiUsnrl5, femalc eom3laisis, IL.
The very great demand an high -ticrm. IL
which ;hsfe pills afe held .ilroagh2ut tie unt.l
States ard the Wcf Indies, has iadpe.a ,sny "a
counterfeit them tie purchafsrls rsqutaca t.
obfc.ve t hat tse name OF Samuel Lee. as. Ittl
patentcel Is fixed to each bill OF directions, i
his own haDd writing, of they will gat B. s.nl
ile- P,lcc SO cents d bcx.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will Be- Sold, at Public Sue,
On The. fra day Of Avc4sT, (ifnot dfpolcd OF
at private fac, previous TO that time
All my PRoPERTY IN the town
Of Alexandra,
siluat<d on K.NeSrREEr --C 0gGfing ef
A new two-Aory Brick Honie, two
Framed Houfes, and the Ware. Rouie at preient
occupied by myf.lf-A5S,
One unimproved LOT, on Eayette-
arect. e4 The above property is fubjectto a
greund.rent Of s7oraly aailats, t;gSH fs4r cents.
For terms apply toths.lubieriber,
& 7ohn VIoleR.
February a.. oaWIRA ug.
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lhas IS to gaUe Notzee,

THAT the fubtctiber, of Alexandra county,
\ in tn. aifritt Of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of faid county, letters
of Administration on the pesfona! eltats Of VII
Ian RaaGay Wg'oa, lac ofihe county atofeiaid,
deccafcd: All pc.fony having claims agaipit the
fad dcceafed, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
fa. with The vouchers thereof, TO the !ublcrlbcT,
on or befose the 18Th day OF Deeenoer next
they nay o.herwiie by Law be excluded from ali
benefit Of the faid eAste. ~
Giycu under ny hand, this 10Th dag Of
June, 1905
William R anfay, AdmfIs
". 2. All p.rfons Indebted to the above e!tstc
are reqaeRed to make immediate Fay "en' 70 the
son7imitrator. z9~,%lh
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T O X S a L Z,

+ 25o Acres of Land, in the diitrlct
of Columbia, about niles from Alexandria and
from George Town +; a large proportion y
woodland of good quality, Astounding With
good fprings and handfomc fiastions. twouid
Law off this land TO accommodate thofe WHO may
with 10 buy from Two acre lots to,twcn'y, or fell
it altogether. 4 imall partlpf the puschate mo-
ney will be required; and for the balance IL
bcral credit viii be given. Any Pe'fon wi!hing
to bay. nay be ihswn the land By WHliay7 SarL
l@m, who rsiacs upon it ; ard leave their names
with Mr.. John Gadby, Of Alexandria,
Sundry Lots may be had on ground
rent, upor Dukc.arect, adjoining 70 Mr.. acob
Shucks's. u. CHAIRMAN.
Iune 10. iaWd
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Tsvsnly Dollars. Reward
RAN AWAY, ffom the fbfcsiber, OF tie 71b
o. July,

4 Negro Nan, named Lice;
hIE is an able asoag fellow, large bualy
L 4 head, green eyes, much pit;ed with tic
finall pox, very black, has fear en- his cheek,
remarkable bad counteBance, fond Of company
and ftropg drunk. # is. prefu;ned that he is bar.
bored by the free negroes of this town, or gone
70 Dumfries wbese ne was rsifed. II taken with
in the neighhorhqod. of Alexandra, will pay
TEN DOLLARS, and Three Sitslziass for cse-
.ry. n,ile that he. may be taken from town, and
Reasonable charges paid untlit amounts TO Twen-
ty Dollars. M
Reuben, Johnfon.
July 10. eo3t.zsw2gE
tT n. B. He follows the fea- fafing bnGnsfs.
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TO BE LET.

The HOUSE on Fairfax -itreet,now
occupied by Mr.. James II. Hooe. Poaalioh
will be given on the frR Of July. Apply to
Mf. JOHN TUCKER, of Alexandra. The va.
want LOTS on King, Columbus, and Wslhing.
ton ftree,s; the LOTS on the Mall, lately ad-
verified for fale or any other Lots belonging
TO tn. fubfcriber, fer falls by him, on reafonabls
terms. STEPHEN COOKE. 4
Lceiburg, May II. raw
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20 Dollars Reward.
A8SCONDED from the iublcrlber's
houfe. near town, Oh MONDAY laR,
NEGRO MAN fave called
pETTP + NJ

REUBEN,
.oTRONG, brrilt,per'cctiy black, Longing walk
:. and addicted 80 drinking Ibis trei'. a tck
isnaure Jacket aud trowlers be had, however,
other clothes.
He is we'll known inthis na;g ilhorhood, having
long bsen Gage driver, particularly beswesn
Colcheitcr and this place.
II taken in or near town a reaforahle reward
will be given, il SO miles from ltotne Twenty
D5llars, and proportionabls for leisdtarce.
Magers cs velIeis and others ase cautianed a.
gaiaf takingog or ha'boring him.
W'AI HODGSON.
l,xasJy;7. inIv r..
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
Ran away from the ju5Ierider, carry in
June laJq, q Negro Man aamed
Fl, O r q F,

CFormerly the properly Of K. Fitahagh)
q BOUT, feet IL or IL inches h,sh, ftcat
y made, z4os a years ofagc--has a laFgs
haay head, with remarkable thick lips and All,
cles, aud down lcok. Tie above reward will
be paid for arprehenaing and feeuring him II aay
Jail Fosthat | get him again, on application 70
JOHN H0DGKiN, at she Indian Queen "a,
verr, Alexandria.
Thomas. Barrett.
Iuly II, cog
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NOTICE.
GONCE K T HI L E.,

BOSTON, May, 1905.
T~HE Subscriber respectfully informs hi
Friends and the Public. and thole Gens
lem.n Of the Southern States who may Witt this
part of the Contioent during the Summer teaon,
that the Hourc known by the name of Conferf-
Hall, 6tuate 10 very central and pleafant part
of til. town, lcorner of Court and Hanover
Rreetsj has bscn fitted up at a very great ex-
pence with the geneceleff accommodation.
Tbs!e Gentlemen who may with for Boarding
aud lodging, i, is prelumed cannot find more
eligible asa convenient Houfe, or raofc grates
fnl reception than from the pre(ent occupant OF
on3cf,t. Hal, whole affinity toferve them''h all
exceed he libefalisy Of their patronage.
T.. WHiTcoMs.
law ;m.
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n O T | G E.

The fubEcriber intending fhortly to-
remove 60 Keasacky, requests al! pertons having
claims araia8 him TO bring chem forward, pro
perly az hsnsicasej, for payG,eRs; and all taofs
.iinieh,ed 10 him are resaefed TO pay their re.
fpsaive sceonuss previous to the 6ra day of Au-
qua next. 20 him or Ms. JGasss MIl0r, in Alex.
sairis. Thois feiiing 70 comply as above, need
nssrnp.a any fufthsr Indulgence.
William Milan,
Fairfax Cnansg. tVifginial
Jane 70. 2awsw.Iaw!AAup.
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DR.. Raw}on's Itch Ointment.
A certain and !af. applica,on for that ll
grecabie complaint called the ITCH. Prize q
cnts box.
DR.. RGggio's'5 Anti Bilious Pill
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!SIfH4TETIGI July 70 W"
LANDS FOR RENT. !.

will rent, of my elfate in Caro-
line county, 5000 acres, for term OF z years.
A conGderabls part of this land lies Immediately
on the Mat,apony river, and will produce Ave
barrels of com per acre; Ills generally in good
condition fer farming the low grounds fome of
uhiea are in meadow, and are perhaps equal to
any in the aa'e.
| will Ektwjt Rent. for tie Jame tern,
Two thouland acres in the county
of Orange, adjoining the Court. honfe. This
and IS we'll known for producing hnc tobacco
For further particulars enquire of
JOHN BAYLOR,
New Market, near the Bowling Gseea
July 9. aaw6w
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or, Family Phyhc.


The extraordinary celebrity thele pills h's
gained, the univerEal demand fof them ard efta
in which they are held by medical rrtn Of the I'll
einincnce, arc fufiiciept Testimonials OF theH II
naic WORTH. In great coles and iudden auaA
of difordecs,. an early uGe of thcie pills often ps|
duccs the hsppief effects, and taken oncends]
or ten dsysin cafes of indigestion, aeadach, III
ziuefs, pains in the fomacb and b4weh. dyGa
,eries, diarehoss, dropfes, Sc. and a hh:l-
ule of my anti bilious biteersin the jnttrn;diil
time has relieved patients alaaea 20 q mirscls-
price Is cents box.
Wonpioa's aromatic Iaoh RAI
Fer the fcevy in she teeth md surN Mdh'
whitening and preserving the teeth. llik'Ffs
taxes eff all diiagrecab!e imells fiom the Utah,
which generally ar'fes from fcosbptic gun. an
bad teeth. This pate is much in tie, and hsss'
Iy efsemcd by all thofc who value the pesI'ag5;
on of their teeth, i. nsay be applied at all 100
with the gIcatsa fafe,y. It IS neatly put rfn
pewter boxes with paper diseSslons. PhsFj
ents box.
DR.. Rawfon's Worm PoWdeS1
8 medicine hich for efficacy and iateE IaN
operation ffands unrivaled. TIE mok ;u'nP
ficated proofs ard respectable authcritie' CT !"
alton(hing virtues, and furprifog effects " g
trsmc ana alarming cafes 0! worms, asY * ~"
at the place Ct fale, Price so cents p'A''
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He has hksus}e for SaIf

He has hks5u5F for SHN' 4.
n general aaortnene of Drugs Fa' ." han,
defines, Stop furniture and yisls; a,sf,iiB
fome Eizli Lamps Indian ahaaes; Msdeh
EGence of Spruce Patent Backing h.sls
and Sherry wine; black bottles 10 D. .I, Fas
Paints ground in oil; and te~ ,".bI. rr
feed Oil, which he will fell on re''0ns' na
for cath, or to punttual cuHomefs -
credit. ., 1. mad:
a1 A generous allowance VIII ,; - BY 8
tboie who pnrchaf: the above hle0'
dozen, aaa
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A POINTER LOST.

MiG.d, from the Union Tavern, in George.
! Town, on the 10th ultinno,
n WHITE POINTER PUPPY, about Il
L " months old, brown fpots 90 his right
ard over bis left eye-had on a brafs collar Wi.
the fubfcriber's name fcratched. Whoever ~
deliver faid dog TO me at the Union Tavern
torclaid, or give any information 40 that q.
recover him, fhall receive Fias Dof1arf re reward
r. 5yallett.
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Ia 3. 3aa Publilhed,
Rev. 'a1s Sy Cotton 8 Ste,uart,
= My 81 Of Iniquity,
. Men q canaor and
'0rsrs Of Truth.
3 8. @ ~. WEST,
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'ssislsSssaS,,e Contains On a compendium
''aa' paving .ssolpanied with the authors
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|Th. i = ,WasHiScroN,srRRgrj
|sss. s0als at prefent occupied by
l,asu:s s.s0s Poifsiion may be had early
ss,e, Vaudeville & JameGon.
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paAtf sal9.

On FRIDAY next, 49,,
.,.,ss' Win &c fold as the Ysnoue ''0's'
'''' '''',' r u NJ
!: q. I'd is. Preach Brandy in p'psb o.
y Z. ~ Q ~. - and BIS.
g !s;s 4 !. p', Sd a, AppI. Bandy IN bis.
s ss,i / hbd., sisres' and 0'';
.ss 81 ~ "a dips Candles
s J y. 4 kegs, boxes and Jars,
! s' i Esgs and trails
30. Ware 10 crates, r,,Yn
ssaa11lIsEHOLD FURNITURE ~ 81
iOVs &c.--ALso,
/ variety Of DRY Goo,pS'
among which are
,c,o.b,. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
49, \. pI,;os, Ksrisys, Negro Costofs,
s. ss' Eaaisks, blue Ffiezes,
ssI,' Rpa.ls, Yarn Stockings,
f,iazs iad Calncoes'
MA LiA.u,, Silsia 90.
oabas, nd Tisklsnburg',
Min Min ri Muslin Handkerchief,
/ s ~, als.Iiss and Table Clothes,
s,sassn Aandkerchiefs,
e ss gstsads, Has, and sundry other
''1'' Philip G. Marasllsr.