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10 ADVERTISEMENTS OF KEvlUcKr.

= he SUBSCRIBER Hg;i'gg liz tbs neiqb5osa-
: b0s@ o. Frankfort, XsAfaekg, A0z'isF u4f.r-
saSei 10 Pgy TIE taxes eta n0,I5er Of grevt!ep.,7,
'sR4Rs ia V;rg:ria ard elcqvbeye, ca t5er Ls,!ds
in iris fate, end finding that tie rsMi..ifr 5j7o-
ner 10 him for fbaf Hr1ot is atfenasd zriib pjrot
@ifenlfieS, ,iR and tr9n5ie, br93ett5 7. n f5sye
se"s!ea'ss" and aNy Others sub nap dRd il ar ac-
coni''94'i0,' 10 thra. tie toic zvRg Plan, 10 ty:t
That thy nal df3gn their moaep IA ci.ber Of tJe
hanks Of Richmond, Aixandyia, Geoyge foevu ar
lSfti''aore, on or before tie fyf day Of lEay ar
"iiTllr' emf authorize jone pe,J0a at tb9js Esve-
rel bnnkS TO 0dUjt hin By boR Of tie a.1olgit,
na@ % Svb2ftfredH Il. @aH5e applied, as4d insozv
er him 10 drASv jortke i1a5ns, 3ayaJs on fg5f.
TIE lands ofnon-rsJfdsnfJ are a4s,erti.sea aJout
ths FRI Of JnIy, Qybirb is ar c,3ence ot t70eutq-
IS1'r cents an each tr77. Tbs Gl5lcribey'5 a,,59
S9iH command tbe SAB in tbis Gats, and as EoR
as o'J 3:LS are honoured az aAy Of e Qboqs ,,!crfi-
ohsE baNkJ, he 1viH advance tbs nzoneg u. Ee,l-
t"chr, 6esi33ing tven anG n balf percent commit
on Jor hiS fr-Ybie, in attending TO and eescuting
tie 5nEnelt. H 7Y;U eslcloyc du3Aic0.e rcceisf5
10 f6oie tanks in 7obicb fbs N0ney is A,s5fse{, or.
70 t1e byo5ristsrs oftbe lands, klsi tjr oyilinqi
~ bis -0H32IgFsg, t0corrrt7 anycyyorJ sv5icd7.ng
CIR N TIE AUDITORS g3fre IF Xert.ckr. 20 iboH
Seilfis're7' c;'5a 1iay 7rj@ topaz fbeir Eases in
tbs z2lg, and zU5o baUe not q bsr/onql l,sunq;y-
faAre sVifb NE /1ycriber, be bsgs La7e 10 rct;,.
item TO TIE Hon. .f'obn B~scf,ari@ce, t5e Hon.
h4ft5-7o RalsoR, EI7rs. n9ly IN t,2ngrrIi,-at to,
n'fH n = :f5ii;eS.t7i, or 70 Ge2, JOIN Prs9on of
4NoNtgo7ery coti.ty, aid Col. 5aueJ Srec6en ridg-
Of 6ofef9~vt r2nsty, Hreinia, a. TO t5r confidence
7s5;s5 may be rebgjeiia rim.
N-47,H4NIFL H8RT.
~. B. TIE 5ofage ox az Lrtfeys directed 10 me
on t5e H5ozs bA5fqsG mn be .oaid.
December Is, 1904. (eStl. Iag.l
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@aEes 1T Sutton.

VIII be fold ut Public Auesion, on ruef;,ay the
lott; int. on the premicts.
1IIE well iul.roved Fialf Acre OF lying in that
q part Of ths city called Rockets No COZ, for
nlerly the properly of Robert Orlberfon, DECD
The lot will admit Of partition into three tene-
The terms Of tie iale for negotiable notes in
the bank &c Virginia, Ut 90 days An ndirnutabl.
title will he made, except in,ua.brance of 5he WI
dow's dover.
rROsSER s; NEoNCuRE, V. MS.
Feb s. tbs.
- The f,l+ o:thc above property having r,,avai-
ably been poGpoued; wilI podtively take place on
Saturday the 20 day of March next, 5ctvseen the
hours % / and o'clock, p M.
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I. The ENQUIRIES wiz appear twice
week....D lying the FELTON, of C0ncyeis
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
II. Tcrms OF payment FIVE DOLLARS
~ per annun, in advance.
III ADVEKTisEMENTs, from thoic who
do not fuhicribc 20 the paper, fnould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhali be inherited for (eVenty5Gvs cents
the firft time, Gfy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditioaai infertion tbirtr-f6ree cents
long ones in tie fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS mall have their ad-
vertliements inherited for 6fy cents
the t'rIt time, and tbiyty-fbrre cents
for every additional infeYtion.
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@atc@ at Ga,c.t3n.

WILL be fold on Wednesday, the 9TH day of
March next,
4 Good BRICK dwelling HOUSE with all
! : She neccla.y Offices together with two
acres Gown meafre) of highly improved land :;
th- property and prefent refdence OF DR..
James D. McCaw.
Terms of payment will be made known on
the day of iaIe.
THOHAS TAYLOR & COY. MS
February 22.-Idf.
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viii be fold, on "Wednesday, the oh day of March
next. on.a credit Of l . months.
4 ~ sle%aut CHARIOT. as goal IS pew, With a
: : complete itt of harnsls, togete, with a pair oi
frong hori-s.
THOMAS TAYLOR s, Gov. MS.
Feb. &c. eptds.
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FoR SIZE.

a Likely Negro WOMAN, who rndernand
I y cooking aud waihing--Ii!ewife her daughter
about years old. Enquire ofthe printers
February 10. elf
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II AS Jun Received, per the fhip Alexander, from
s Lopdon +; general Aiioument of Genuine
DRUGS MEDICINES, which ne Will diipoie Of
Oh moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec. 25. Hawom.
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NOTICE.


7HR fAt(5,iksrs ke7'i1g pr. an e1dfo tbsir re.
B faH bHEncjJ, re7ss1 ttg dejforS to Ills firm t5
ro~e .for7Uard, zVit5osf ioGofti1Ie TO haqe tlrjr
@cco1iJ GdjH,frf, and ia tag zybat 0lay be hae.
rs gir0i H.t1igs1ec baJ ben aiyeafv gjq,sH, fO--
f4er caR1o' rgG oH06ig * srbet5rd Gesrqe he
Crea;e 7cW 0ffsaG 81 kbJ biqrc, .f5rfke p,~boEJ
ef/tfiliHg ID. .tsefsi5, and rfcsiUirz 56yAie1sfj.
Tbslr yo5o ~ nofbzy, or giUe /7i5fdllo,.y aTl-
r0qce efp0r'Hy /o9a, npR bi4me fbsmfipej II
/aitJ arr inPi:Hict G~yp5N {ttH.
ETLB e tic CREOLE.
AI1welcPr'', Ftb. 8. -------( ,p9sV.)
FJR SIR,
b. WILLIAM ROSS, AZ rHg EhcLt TAVERN:
fflGd lY-.o1r yards Flney, Toiioue;, C4fnere
= 4 and Svdu'iJyen WcHcoltug,
cafes Bstluuiis, Jale fic.enburgs,
cafes and ;rmks Chimes and Callicoes,
GALE Cotton avis and Pocket thdkib.
do. India sst,ins si.ofted colours,
bale Ganah Mullins,
do. Baita do.
90. Gotta do.
do. Jnnnah Mamooly 10.
do. d. Sauuah 10.
GO boxes 5pln.1i Segars,
90 do containing iets Of lra CHM, 81 r.cees each
do. aiiortcd Gi,-o.
80 rhean Medium Vcilcni Psrtiic P5fer,
do Fonilcap Wrim- ditto.
Aiio, boxes Glals Tun.blsrs aud pcearters
II 3. Crop Tobacco, Flour, or FaS-sesd, viii be
saken in paymcrs as eAl,.
January III. Qawt0
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nro fl.ilitn.n :. ,l.ir1n.s


TSTo facilitate claimants under the 7th arti-
Gle Of &c treaty v;Sh Grea; Britain the receipt
the thirl .dl..:-o7. dive on Inc 18Th July nex;, ia
initauces in which tey have ooaii.uied 'he pub
lie agent in London Their pscja attorney, it has bee
Thought propcrto draw The Onit-i States all fuch
monies % the above dco'ption as may no: be drawn
FROM him By tn individuals thsngivCa rrior to tle
LII Of 5-pisn nczt. Theagent Is accordingly in
fru3ed afe paving chem after TIA; date bat af-
Ter the q o. November nezi, hey a be again pay
able At the City Of Waaugton to tioie who have
rig',' TO their at;orne, doiy authorized
~ DsaarfH-ai ofSi1:e, F.5.4. 1905.
- Note The Primers of the Laws of the United
States r-queted TO infer. the a5oye four times in
their gazettes. FEB.
FUST RECEIVED, and for f,ls 1t the Ofice
y Of The EH2UIRE2, a few copies of the fol-
lowing BOOKS:
Moo-r's AHac5r9V,
Lift of Do7sr Darwin,
Rf5ori If Tie Trial 2je L9r4 Hsal5rt,
Graydo4's DigeR orf5r LnzvJ u Tire U. States,
Terrible TraF1rafio9,
Yoiny'J Yis1y t5e gqi!eG STATES SIC. &C.
FstTu5rY 8.
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WIZ. MsKENZIE g Co.
FAVE EGS, SS544IH4EE-it,5r1 5joiiars 15.L.
: = t4'r Certificates, bca,fng i0:ercR at S PER
cent. md Goek Of !be Gaa& q P;tsiaia.
Fe6rUa,g q. etJS
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THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
gT ILL il tf.tarc in at tie ROre sseg5ie&ty M W
V? Raaaaek q Go. on We.luei24y's 10 eaeJ rufsk
an at f5eir oSee, Taeaayr ani Fridays as ajz!.
Der. /, 1904. eP,f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

nous III that way, and it Is faid performed
deeds OF fatal prowefs before he came to
congrels anonymous letters, replete with
lnvsctlye and threats, are delivered 70 fome
OF the republican members. have recei-
we'd one IN itye OF an aGailin, and it is e.
vldently in the hand writing Of Mr.. r. very
2uk"ardly dilBuiled. Ievery day publicly
declare 1t to be his production, and have
demanded Of him an explanation, which if
he does not give, fhalI make ftatement
OF the buGneis to the houfe, and perhaps
move his expuI6on. am / n fear Of
! dear nor iay whAt--you will hear m ore
ioon
Virginia is undoubtedly purely republi-
can. My God What repu licanifm
Nearly one half the people in 4 fate Of men
tai and four hfth8 Of the remainder IL civil
ilavery J One man in four or five and cleo
tor My blood chilis-I trembIe for nv
country know yes kaozv that deep laid
plans exit againh the contribution Of the
Union.
| care not how e&tenGyely this informa-
ton is DILUTED, if it is kept out of the Dawf.
papers. We have 6xty or lcyenty orders
Of the day, and fcarceiy queRion IS ia
ken without feveraI DAYS debate. If the lef-
tlon lie not made permanent, it will not be
that buiinets IS wanting.
Your GnCere friend,
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
COPIES OF LETTERS.
FROM
JAMES ELLIOT.
No. ID

Wal5irgt9n, fann4ry g, 1904.
S.R-Y our letter is received. AS | am
always willing to receive good advice, yeur
oblervations "a my tyle Of fpeaking are not
unacceptable; but in ny political conduct
| mutt be dictated BY my confidence alone.
| have no idea that my confituents with
to be rcprefented by humbI- lave Of the
proud, pallionare and arifocratic Mr.. Ran
dolFh, or fellow aborer of thofe whole
la6ors TEND 20 diicrganize the contribution,
and place th1 fmall itateS ar the feet cf the
large one3, and both large and fnail al The
feet Of Niginia.--On this lubiett believe
there is great union Of ientiment5 among
the Vermmt delegation, both fcnators and
representatives, at any rate, believe know
the fanumeuts and feelings of all "a Judge
DIN. | with his communicated to thofe,
who accule me Of I" Training at a gnat and
fw.,lowing camel IG there bean safe
enough to accGie me Of ga direhttiou Of
principle, and a temPorifng policy for the
fake Of porularity,' ! ought IN iu.ti-c to
myfelf to offer them nothing bat the ho
mage Of my high Contempt BuJ have
the " vanity 70 add the remark that every
action in my fife contradiGts the unManIy
Be1ldes let me enquire what
had in view, it was iuppofed
in oPpoflng meature almott universally
popular. But | cannot think any refpeaa-
bic man can accule me Of political dilhon-
city. Your correspondence will at all times
be agreeable, and believe me.
Sir. very refpeGffuIly,
Your mott obedient lervant
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
M
mo. ~
WalBiHgt0n, Fe5. II, 18o1

WalBmgt0n, Fc5. IS, 1904.
DEAR SR-Your8 Of the Sd inG. is re-
ceived. On the futie& Of the American
I" Chancellor Of Exchequer" the peculiar
fayorite ofthe prefdeut and heads Of Depart
meat, and oten6ble leader Of the repubE-
cans in congrefs yoh ihall have ample iatif-
faction.
It IS new almoit the unanimous voice Of
the northern republicans that Virginia and
Mr. Randolph are attempting TO rule the
houfe of representatives and the nation by
violence. On the flb'ea cf the extinguifii-
ment of the fate balances, every member
from New-England, Judge Oin excepted,
unite in oppoGtion 10 the mealure. On
mott quefions, the northern representatives,
republicans and fcderaliHs, vote together.
Judge Olin with Us frequently, in oppo-
f;on to the faIary bill for infance. The
confe3uence Of this fchifm among republi-
cans is that meafure5 are Frequently carried
againlt the prime miniEer by fmcll najori-
ties, on all which occations and many 9th
ers, he abuEts the fpeaker and the houte in
| a mott infamous manner. In many Of his
| fpeecheS he tells the houie that their pro-
cecdings are diforderly. The other day
he told the houfe they were under the IN
Aucnce Of Mr.. Grifwold. and uied much
indecent language with relpet TO coalition
between Mr.. Grifwold and Mr. Lyon
whom he reprefented as the leader Of the
party oppofed to himlef. perfonal re.
counter of mott ferrous nature has tAker
place between Mr.. R. and Alto1., which
will probably end in a duel there mutt alf
be duel between him and hlr. Hampton
wAona he abuled in debate, AIr. z. IS fa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
PORTLAND CAh1KNEJ MONDAY. AUGUST 10, 1905.

eraliits' except in one difritt However.
there IS certainly in the ftate vaft proper,
ton OF her beh and ableIt citizens who are
and ever have been federal. And we have
bur little doubt bur that u Mort time the
eyi OF democracy will be deftroyed in the
itate. Its rageis paf in great degree in the
iouthern itates; men begin 10 think, The
rage OF democracy inMafachulrtts IS in truth
nothing but the 1'vs q Z5HFee politics is on
~ Pretsnce, tool with which to work
and hence we laid, what we really believe
that if federal principles continue predomi-
nant in Mafachufetts, Virginia will foon be
with them and this opinion is entertained
Oy many here who have been democratic
all"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
4aoAfimi,

The following article is extracted from a
late Virginia Gazette, as containing mat
ter Of conGderable intereit Mr.. PREM
Tlss, who now conducts the political de-
partment Of that papers, has the means
Of obtaining the mott correct knowledge
Of political men and mcalures in Virgin
ia and appears deirous that his fellow
citizens fhould be made acquainted with
the information he has been enabled 70
obtain. Pot Boy.
I" We believe their are in Virginia
few individuals who have long been deter
mined to fway the nation. The principles
Of federalifm were oppoftd to them. Ev-
cry unjuf mea(ure was taken to dearoy
thofe principles, by emitting againf the fed
eral administration, all the office -feekers, in
the union, who uted all unwarrantable ar
guments, and dilhonorable and difhonelt
means, 70 defroy it, They fucceeded.,-
One monument OF federal wifdom was
knocked away after another They began
to quarrel with one another for the loaveS
and hfhes The honef among them be-
gan to fee, that the public good was not the
leading object Of leading characters. The
leading Virginia demagogues found the
mott important provifonS Of the contribution
oppolcd to thar vieqy5 and the honet q
mong the democrats began TO dilcover what
tbqyS vis7v5 were. Some of the northern
democrats principally, nearly two years
Gnce, commenced a gradual oPPoiition to
thofe views. During the lalE fefIion Of con-
grefs, the violent leaders were feyeral times
oppof2d by moderate conltitutiopal repub-
licans. At the clofc Of the feAion, the
violent ones came out in full and we fhal.
fee the next felton, what will be their fuc-
ceEs. The conduct Of thele violent men is
Iten and daily noticed by very many Of the
democrats in this fate. Some Of the mem
berG Of congrels are warmly oPPoied to IT,
The dcmocrats III this fate are moh cor
dially dfunited; and the beit Of them uni
ted with the federalifs, viii probably ere
long Be majority Of the fate. Il is not
If cOulequence whether or not the mere name
oe federalirm be obfcrved new deitinctions
of names are continually arifng every few
hours, in government like ours.-Nor Is
il Of conrcauence whether or not men, who
are now called federal, be ever again in Of
fee, if Others Of equal talents are found a
mong thoie who call thenlelves republicans
| Indeed if there had not been Jingle feder-
aEt in congrels thefe two years Pah, we are
not certain thar the interelt5 Of federal re-
publicanifm would have bean benefited
| Ii is true that there is now but one fedora
| memberof congrefs from this fate ; yet It j:
| not becauie the principles Of federalifm are
| only in the proportion of TO p. No excr
rions Of confcquence were made BY the fed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
Poetry
RUINED MART.

THE hril gun whites Ger the plain.
The herds their evening helter feek;
And fat defends the patt'ring rain.
That beats On Mary's Pallid cheek.
Poor Girl ihe wandors mid the torn,
Nor knows her path is wet and dreary.
For Eeafen fed her lovely form,
When love betray'd poor Ruis'd Mary.
Her dim eye fearce the path difcerns;
Her tatter d veltments mock the blaff
Her wounded heart with madncis burns,
And to the cliff lhe wander. faa
Yet remember well the day,
When he was like the rambling fairy;
Among the gayeft fhe was gay,
Till love betrayal poor Ruin'I Mary.
Twas in yOn vine furrounded grove,
4 lover won her virgin heart;
Twas in yon fragrant fweet alcove,
She frlt confe1d Joves trait'rous frnart,
Twas there the voice Of art beguiId
"A heart that knew not to Be wary
SeduGtion's Gends flccefsful Eml'd,
And triumphd over ruin'd Mary.
Now fad and mournful pafs her dayss
For innocence has fed her breah
And Wild ihe Gngs her artlels lays,
When darknels lulls the fwains to ref
High on a jutting cliff ihs Gands,
Like fome defpOnding, wand'ring fairy;
n robes OF white, with folded hands,
Aad breathes prayer for Ruind Mary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
NO. a
WaBinpf0n. Mar.

Wa6iagt0n, Mayc5 >, 1896.
StR-The bill for iatisfying the Ceoreil
claims, has pafed in committee of the whcle
by majority Of eieven, and the fubied OF
this revolutionary reiolution was rejected
in the fame committee by the fame maiori-
ty. The reiolutions are fill before the
houfe, but Gall this day move their p9h-
ponement or total rejection. Mr.. r. IS
more furious than ever, and has poured the
full vial Of his wrath upon Col. Lyon and
myGelf, he called us " the Bear Of the arctic
and Liop Of the torrid zone" Pe tn, eat.ns
TO REIGN the di6tatot(hip. Several altera-
tions which to my knowledge have been
projected in the contribution, calculated 10
detroy the remaining wei ght Of the fmaN
ltates will now be kept ba.ck fer a feafon.
From Prelent Appearances i lhal NOT vote
for the impeachment oF Judge Chafe, but
We have not all the teftiIn ny. am frisr q
to the independence Of th5 Judges, but :
greater fEicnd to the rights Of the people.
Iours,
TANES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

THE following letters from Mr.. Elliot fri appear
ed in the Aurora. The Editor has n informed rs
how thele private and confidential letters came into
his pofeliion, nor for what purpofe he has pubned
them to the world. As they throw forne additional
light on the characters and deGgns of certain meH,
who unfriendy to the invaluable conltitutior Of
our country, think it proper TO give them place
In paperl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
NIr--,
WaDingLon FEB. II

Wg6NgtoH Fe5. IS, 8oy.
DEAR SlR.-Mefrs. Randolph and Alton
have been arrehed and bound to kaep the
peace within this difria, the injury Mr..
alton received, was however Of 70 afro
ciouS nature thas that tblye ng4R Be a dasL.
Mr.. Hampton, averle to diturbing the
councils Of the nation, will It's iaid fufpend
h5 challenge till the end Of the f-fion.
+ IS difficulty between Mr.. Randolph and
myfcK has been accommodated BY the inter
ventlon Of MeHrs Bryan and Nicholfon,
Mr. z. havin- deniea any knowledge OF
the lettec in quefion. Yours,
JAMES ELLFOP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
JAMES ELLIOT.
No. AZ

Wa15iagFon Feb. II, 1894.
SIP ~ cnclofe you fet Of revolutionary
refoutions by Mr.. r. the great inquiGtor
and cenfor, and not only Of the judicial de-
Partment but Of the fate governments.
IN the opinion Of many republicans, they
tend to the dearu6ion Of fat- fovereign.
ties.
The great principle involved in thefe re-
t0lutions, has already been decided againR
Mr.. r, by 81 votes TO 56 But he is TOO
good republican 70 ldbhit to majority.
Only one member from New-England votes
with him on that quehion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

z. s. Thete refolUtions involve an open
violation of the Plghted faith ofthe nation !;
by the convention between the U. States
and Georgia, By which We became pofefea
OF the MiAifipPi territory. The U. States
are pledged to appropriate five millions of
acres to fatisfy the very claims which Mr.,
r. Jays we mutt relolve not to fatisfy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

no. 6(
JAMES ELLIOT
yTabingtoH, Narcb I2,

WabngtaH, Narrb ~, 1895.
SIR-The revolutionary refolutions have
been PohpUned 20 the next fcAion, except
the fr!5 and i9cond which were abltracf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the nonrcGdeut pro-
N prttCrs, and owners of the following ots and
Eight OF lsnd il Baldwin, in the county OF Cumber
land, thar they are taxed fer the year r874 ID a
I'll u nm TO to me 10 coILeQ as LOllnws viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

CT An5tber eyy0r baving blen made in the
f3lazyigg advertisement 3f fLan.L, The laLe ttsye-
Of Is again psfpone4 HtI -Man4Iy tie goth
day StptenlJsr nest.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07

Tae extraordinary celebrity thefe pills Fave
gained, the univetfal demaBd Tor then an efeem
OF which they are held by ncd1cal men Of the FIT
emasace, arc fu&cient Testimonials OF their In
trinGc wsrh. In great csIds and iudd:n attacks
Of difordcrs, aa early Rfe Of thefc pills OFT n pro-
daces the ksPPeR effects, and taken ones in eight
or ten days in cafes of indigestion, hesaaehs, diz-
zineis, pains ia the ftomach and bowels, dyisn
tries, diarsh@as, dropGes, &c. and liberal
rie of nj aati bilious sittefsin the intermediate
ts,c has relieved patients alaac2 TO nir&a!a--
price Is cents BOX.
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2ooo. bun yiaps LsUerPool Sill,
JUST ARRIVED,
AID f5r faI. from "a aboard ths ar,g P..:Ii:aF ~
JOHN TUcKER,
Wiz his on hand,
40 bbis. New York prime PORK,
% do POTATOES
g 'hhds. Matcovado SUGAR
100 bSls. d.. do
50 do. choice HERRlNaJS
A few bags COFFEE
Imperial,
Hyion, TF4s
Young Hyfon &
Hylon Skin J
2 pipes old cognac BRANDY, &c.
N. B. Cain given for FL.aX2EEo.
NoyeRbcf IS. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07
PRIVATE S ALE.

Purja@s to the Decree oftbs Honorable
A. c. Hanson Cbaaefl!or Of MzrSfaHa'
quA attsud at The HsxEs Of IsHN GADsBY, IN
The to1g4 ef AiexaAdria, GU the orb aLy 9f afxf
mo1tb at 10 g'elaek in The morning, 10 dnlb3)e
of at PRIVATE SALE,
A certain Tract Of LAND,
Lying in Charles county, fate of Maryland, con.
tanning about 500 acres and one other TRACT
y Ing in she couary of Montgomery, containing
rIo acres in the fatse Rate, both were tracts be.
longing to the eas,c OF General Gs0gge Wa@-
izgt0u, deeeelsd. The terfas Of Sale VIII be
sw1vc months credit, with nterelt from the day
.oi G.Ie, TO be- iceusei by bond ana approved
iuleeies.
ByA. Relaington, fTgl2ee.
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