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x,sscIs were brought into Kingston schooner
1,s,is.sr. Frazer, oI Baltimore, cargo OF cot-
- rom Gonalves for st. Barts. condemned.
30, pary, Foster, from st. Martha for PM,
,o9e,ohia, sugar and specie, hbeiled brig
atarcllry, Adams, from Cuba for Boston, SUI
81. ana molaSses, condemned ;--sCh'r. Bet
LiflDrl4ge, from Philadelphia TO Port-de-
pax. cleared by paying all charges, and sign
;n~ ,olll OF decentralization scnr. Four
SISTERS, Bowling OF Beverly, from Laguira to
BOSTON, coffee and cocoa, hbeiied; brig Rich
r,ona oawyer, from Cuba to Portland, molas-
SEES, do brig Truxtun, Jones, from Cuba
TO Boston, sugar and molasses, 90 ;-schoon-
es opeculator, Lee, OF New-Yo bound to
Porto Rico, sundries, do ;--schooper Robey,
Deakins, from Cuba to Baltimore, fustic, do {;
N,oop Saucy Jack, from Nev-Orleans to Ha-
wanna, 800 dollars IN pine boards, 40 sch r.
S,.ift, Davis, OF Baltimore, for Barracsa, ia
ken by a French priYateer, retaken by the
sloeD Of war Fisgard, and made tender OF -
vessel and cargo lost on the n. f. side OF ot.
Hominsgo ship Horinoney Adrlatta, Poorte,
OF Hamburg, frola Carthagena to Hamburg,
Gotten, tustic ana cocoa, cargo condemned,
vessel cleared; several other schooners and
sloops Under Danish and Swedish co!orS, con-
demnea and libeiied. The British cruisers are
under the impression that peace is5ilkeiy to
fake place, and few vessels nov escape them.
Ter honorable Judge, Henry John Hehcn-
cliffe, esq. appears to favor them ts much aS
,ossibIe ana few vessels that are brouSatln
escape. His only apology is, S that Il ne errs,
there is another and superior court WnlcA VIII
correct MS |nd. mear
The brig Cordelia, Rogers, OF n. London,
in 25 days from ST. Pierres, Martinique
J,eft At Barbados, the schooner Attempt, Da-
Wis, of Salem, condemned; brig Connecticut
Rim. Of Aar,f)rtl, for the ieeward; Juilus
Caesar. of n. Haven, SIZED from ST. plefIes
October 90, for the leeward; Beiiona, Smith,
do. do. Laura, Ward, dc. Peace. tor New
York. in Is DAYS; Eliza-Ann, Hoyt do. III 2
days Friendships, Metcalf, for 90. In z =
Carrier, Smith, lust arrived from baltimore ];
BRIG Ruth and Mary, for Phllade!Phia IN 10
davs; Lark, Aorreli, for Saco, IN ; :--------
Antelope, Colser, Of Norwich Just arrived !;
Sussex, Lee, arrived Nov. 6, from n. YORK !;
slooD Julia-An1, Lincoln, tor Brlaeol; scar.
Iucy, Simmons, for Plynlout N 8; Far
mer. Lord, CT Newburyport, s; Sally, Hoad-
lev, of ngew-aayen, sailed Tor Doninique,
Nov. /. Sale in CO. schooner RuGY, hoW.
ard, of Freeport.
Sioop Patty, 8evans, twenty days from
ST. Croix, Bass Enid Lett, sch.r Liberty,
Randlett, for n. York, 5 days; brig George,
BusAirk, in % days for do; schooner Ann,
Stewart, in fer George Town ;thgig Monte
guma, O5eare, in 6 fer Boston. Spoke, No
pember Is, in lat ar, long. b2, schooner On
ly Daughter, Allen, days from New-York
for jamaica.
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we have every reason to suppose. from the
crescut Dissatisfaction of me inhabitants,
they will make an easy conquest.

4 Ii +
The origin of females exposing their DO.
SONS Wnenthe SacAmbrl, a clan nFrance.
began 10 retire and fly from the held OF BAT
tie. their women met them, upc Covered their
o.oms, and said strike there, ye cow
ards! We wish thar yr would kill Us, IA.
Their than expose US TO the disgrace attend.
an, on alsverv."- This behaviour, aud
add their repfoachrs, reused the courage
of the S,cssbri, and raised their PRIDE;
they rallied, returned 10 the chat &c, fepuls-
ed and defeated the enemy Ia comne :
moratiou oi thr share their women had ia
in .he honor of that day /, they were per-
rait.ed to let their bosoms remain bare /;
and ,hus the fashion which still prevails
owed It's crigia 10 the undauased behavior
os the females on that OCCASION.
So far respecting Stimulus TO courage
from the sudden, and almost never failing
presence Of mind, inherensto the fair sex
Of all ages, the good effects OF i, here we're
moss sen:;bly fell; and had our faa.ai 3 Ct
sae pressae day, waited tbs dread Of tf-
feat from az ilnplacable epemy, ':ey would
theu h We done we'll, in imlsa;iug bis cnn
ducl Of the Slcatnbrlan ,gomsn. itus I'M
satIng them p.rma,arely, aud without =.
cause, liz he esposurs 4 what m"dr4ty
should conceal has !ef. Us a.r,os' s!es III c
Of any hope 10 be derived from their as
slstapce IN TIC hour Of exsreaslsv.
I Jan. pap
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few case. which r,av f.u vnh;n i,s shore
.coutse. as 20 all Others ntecee ding aud
fo.Iow;no i. casnot therefore but re-.
carmend ,he susr,rps,on Of mi. az, for
reasonable time ~ co,s;d Sr,;;onx Of Jus.
tee am,,y and ,he rubic ;nserrss.
TH.IEFEtRsON
DEE. 3. 1906.
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Kingston, Oct. 81.

Kingston, Oct. 81.
Arrived, schooners Eliza, Record, Nor.
folk Is days; Mary Ann Masiiu, Rslti.
more, Is days.
His males,y's ship Drake Of 16 guns,
captain Nicolas, arrived at Port Royal yes-
terday, with the Danish sloop John aud
Thomas, from This port bound to ST, Tho
mas, saken by French privateer of Mo-
rant Keys, and retaken by her off the East.
Eud.
Seventeen days since, OFF the Capes,
the Eliza was boarded by two British 74's
belonging 10 sir, K. Strachan's squadron
and en- FRIDAY, off the East-end, she fell
IN witha French privateer, who plundered
her of some csbin stores.
With such confidence is the abolition of
certain traffic, talked of in England, thar
private letters mention that lord Eowick,
when applied to for a suAicienstorce for The
protection of vessels trading to the coast,
replied it certainly would be granted, for
the time the trade lasted, but that it was
positive an entire stop would be put to is
on the frs, meeting of parliament.
November 8.
Yesterday arrived at Port Roy al anAme-
rican schooner, name unknown, fr ON New
Orleans bound to St Jago; detained by
his majesy's brig Superieuse, capt. Rush
worth.
The same day put into Port Royal for
"a supply Of provisions the ship Lewis VII.
liam, captain O'Brien, from Hamburger
bound TO New Orleans, with em'grants.
November f.
Hi. msies,y's ship Elephans, Of "a guns,
captain Dundas. and Veteran, OF 81, cap.
tain Evans, lef, Port Royal yesterday
morn,cg, which vessels, it is said, are 70
proceed to Curacao, for the purpose yof
making az attack npon that island, ct With,
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From the Nauonat Ey;s.
EPITAPH ON' A WATH-MAKER,

Ell ApEi on a " y Et-M ALN-
Here lies, ia aa horiZsn'al position,
The out size case Q!
PETER PENDULUM, zyatcl1 maker,
Whose abilities IN sags line 0eIe 20 honoy
10 his profession
Iategfisy was tSc ran spring,
Aud prudence toe re2s4Iatoy,
OF tho actions OF has !ite.
Husn4 ac, gsserocs, and liberal,
His Eand oever stepped.
TIL ne had ,eIevefi distress.
So nicely regula.ed we're al his motions,
Taa, he uescr 1pent zvroMg,
Escep: when SCI going
By people
;yshe did 10, kaow
Ills KEY.
Even then he was easily
Sstr;ghf a3a5n.
He had The ART of disposlng his time 80
well,
That bis hours glided away
In'one continued round
CT pleasure and delight.
Til! - uulucky minute put
a beriad 10 his sx's'socs.
He departed this life,
Hound up,
In hopes of being taken i's hand
By his MAKER,
Aud Of being thoroughly clears,
repaired,
And SCI a going,
In the woId TO come.
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ASSILE OF BREAD,
Made o. Sute,Jfne burr flour
Negroes to Hire.

ITO be hireu, for the ensuing year, on or
before the hrst day olJanuaIy next, SCI
veral likely Virginia born NEGROES, con.
sisting OF men, women an girs some II
whom have been aCCustomed to WASHING, irol-
Ing, and waiung in tie house. Also sons
good plantation labo,ers, belonging to the
Preston estate.
Frances Alexander.
Orcember s. 2taw3W
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From the Same.

We were yes'erda, politely favored with
file of Kingston papers 70 November 4
Inclusive, f;om which we have made thr
annexed ex, acts. The dispatches from
Mr. Windha,n, regulating the intercourse
between the Uaited States ADD the Wcs.
Indies, had been received and comnun;cat
ed 10 ,he assembly of Jamaica by mes
sage from the governors secretary. The
advantage acerulng to thai island from this
great colonial object. are stated in the mes.
sage to be such as neeG not 10 be ezpa,iat
ed upon.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY December &.

Thursday December &.
Mr. Mrcneil nsadea mo, in the fol-.
loving wnrds:
Resolved That SO much Of 'he message
Of the president Of The Uui,sd Sa,ts co.
both houses OF congress, On The "a Dec.
as relates 90 the igr ,ics>iop and def nee of
our sea porss. hsrbors aad waters, b. re-
terred to selec; committee, with leave to
report By bill or Otherwise.
Mr.. Mitchell also made mot0n as fol-
lows:
ResoIvea, Tha, So much of he presi.
dents message as relates 10 bindIog,o %.
servaoce of he peace and OF good behasi-
or, such persons as mediate ruie'pr'zeS
against the territories OF nd ions 10 amity
with the United States, .be referred 10 =
select committee, with leave to report by
bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Tracy offered the following resola-
ton:
Resolved, That the presiden, of the u
States be and he hereby is requested 10
Cause 20 be laid be fore !he senate, such To-
formation, documents, papers and co'res-
pondence, as may be IN his power, and
which nc may think Proper'o communica'e,
respecting the sobj:cl OF bis msssagr OF me
Sd of December inst. 10 whish a suspea,
sion Of the non importation act Is recon-
mended.
Ordered to lie on The able.
-zE1s. e. :Savs-------
ASSILE OF BREAD,
Made o. Su1te,Jne burr flour.
CENTS
The 8 pound loaf to be sold for IS
4 pound loaf Ia
pound loaf
pound loaf Ia
JOHN .LCNGDEW,
CLERK fthc Market.
December g.
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F o r s A L 2.

F O z S A L F.,
Dn board the Packet Montezurna, Palmer, w.
inc at Miller's wharf,
A SMALL QUANTITY OF
Fresh Rs's'ns. GRAPES, s Oranges.
g~ The above Packet will fail for
Norfolk in a few days.
Dec. 4. d3t.
The Stages between Alexan-
dfaa and Richmond. will travel
On SUNDAYS, until the pub
tic are notified to the contrary.
The Pfpb1aetors.
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from the president of the United States
by Bar. Coles his secretary:
To the Senate and house Of representa-.
,ives of the United States Of Aemeri.
ga.
/ have the satisfaction to inform you
thar the negotiation depending between
the Un,ted States and the government Of
Great Britain is proceeding IN spirit of
friendship and accom- oda.ion which pro-
misses result of mutual advantage. De-
lays indeed have taken place occasioped by
the long illness and subsequent, dea'h Of
the British minister charged with shat du-
". But he commissioners appointed by
thar government to resume the negotiation
have shewn every disposition 10 hasten
It's progress. 1t is however awork Of time;
as MANY arrangements are necessary TO
place our harmony on stable grounds.
10 the mean time we find bv the commu.
nicstieus of or plenipotep,isries, thar a
Temporary suspension cfthe act, of the last
session, prohibiting certain importaiions,
would as a mark of candid dispositions on
our part, and of confidence 10 the temper
and views with which they have been net,
have happy effcc. on its course. A step
so friendly will afford further evidence
that all our proceedings have flowed from
views ofjustice and coucilia'ion and that
VIC give shem willingly that form which
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alerallurta DAILY anberttser.
SATURDAY, DEcEAsER s,
From Washington, Dec. S.

rum ~ NoftHtS ttN, A)eS''S
The bill to suspend the Non-imPorta-
tion &C, has been debated this day In COM
mittee of the whole, aad postponed tiit
tomorrow. The bill will pass; the dlta-
Guilty will be to what time 10 limit the aus-
pension. The principles OF the bill have
not been discussed. Mr.. Randolph SAID
he should discuss them on the final passage
of the bill Aence conclude he lnteods
tomorrow to 60 over some OF his old
ground. Messrs. Ridwell and Varnnm to-
DAY said that Great Britain has become
very friendly to as, as they could prove
by the presidents message Of Wednesday,
and Bidweli wishes 10 attribute this friend
liness to the Non.Imporsatson ACT
Britain is just as freddy to Us now as she
was a year ago,& pro5ably no more so. She
has told our minister. that she would not
treat till thar ACT was withdraw, or that
she would be more accommodating il we
would not frighsen her so with such terri.
bic acts; aud our COED president shinks i.
best TO oblige them.
We Understand that the hon. Hrockholst
Livingston Is appointed an associate jus.
ice OF the Supreme Cour, Of the United
States. in me place Of the hon. William
Paterson, deceased. CIV. Z pap
From tire Baltimore american.
A commercial friend politely favored the
editor With the following tof a
letter, hom Jamaica, da;:d Oc.obsr
G8
Il am sorry to find you haze property
in the Eclipse, for you will be EsorGed by
,he captain Of her fate, ---l ess=rday the
cargo of the brig Mary OF Philadelphia b.
longing 10 Y, 20. Bell was condemned. AID
frorn the principle adopted by ,he cours Of
vice sdmirs.,y here, fear very few VIII
esesue found ia roe Haysisa trade, Or tnas
Of the Spanish colonies one geaeTsl agent
here for al our insurance compscies IN
Baltimore and other PLACES, might have q
very salu,arv effect asId embo!den him to
come forsasd 10 MOST cases, bsing sscer-
ed of being Undermined for saa advance
IN The fsst instance necessarily incurred IN
claiming"
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Proceedings Of Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY December 8.

The following message was received
from the president of the United States
by Alr. Coles his secretary:
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Toluable Il @ IS for SAFE.

By virtue of a deed of truA from PAlL1p WAN.
TON to the fubiesibeT, for the purpgte Of leeu-
ring the payment of certain fums therein men.
TONED, will be expcfed to public fsle, OH the
prerlfes, at eleven O'Clock, A. N On SA.
TURDAY, the 9Th day of April next. for
Ce6--
s Lots, handsomely tituated, con-
tguous TO the town Of Alcxandria, continuing
between FIVE and Gx aores each being part Of
the tract lately known by the namc Of Stump
HIP and 10 the iubdv(ion of fai1 traa as laid
off by Col. Glpin, diRingufbed by the rum.
bers 6, 10, TO-, 23, ~, IS. To iucb as have
GOT already fuppIied sscmfelves with eligible 6tu-
ations III the neighborhood, thsGe Lots prefent an
objca worthy of attention, and to, accommodate
,purchafer, they will be fet up separately. For
more particulars Information reipe cling this pro.
perry, application may be made 20 Col. G;lp3s,
or to the iubfcriber, who is furniihed with
connected plat Of thefe and til. adj piniug LOIS,
fome Of which arc in q high fate OF improve
laert.
John M'lyer.
March =. 1awrIbnA
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Caber 2,.
Twenty Dollars Reward,

.yT7ILL be given for spprehsndipg and fecur
wv ing in Jail, Young a,aiasto man Java
named ANDREW. He was hired by ne Taft
year to Mr.. Joieph Thomas, who keeps the ns'.
die ferry oppoGse TO Alexandria, and ahico0ded
from that place about the latter end of Rugu6
Taft. He is about as ears Of age, s feet 8 or 9
inches high, iuRy and well made, has fhoEt cur.
led hair, and is frequently fubjea TO have teve.
raj large pimples in his face. He is rcckonedto
be ienfbie fellow, of an eafy agreeahlejaadreis
for man in his low fpherei Of hfe. ASIDE has
not been heard of by me fncee bis eioptnent, i
fufpea he has had The addfefs 20 fhips himfef as
freeman ON board fome vsflel either at Alexan-
dria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him, up and
fecures him in any, jail, lhall receive from me
the above reward, as loon as due information
thereof is given to me or to Doctor Mp. Car
fin, at Porr Tobacco.
G. B. Cauln.
Maryland, Charles County, /
January II. J[Feb. 81 Jaw
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Dir. RG5gon's anti Bilious Pills,
or. Family Phyfle,

The extraordinary celebrity thefe pills have
gained, the universal demand for them and elteem
of which they are held by medical men of the 6rh
commence. arefuficieRt tehimonialsot their in
trinfc worth. In great coles andfudden attacks
of diforders, an early ufe of thefe pills often pro-
ducss the happief efeess, and taken once in eight
or ten days in cafes of iadigeRon, headachs, diz-
anc5s, pains in the fomach and, bowels, dyten-
tries, diareheas, drcpGes, &c. and a liberal
nfe fmy anli bilious bittefsin the intermediate
time bas relieved pasients almoa 20 miracle -
price Is cents box.
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March s..
NO T c. f.

sE~O thote who are irdcbted to the fubicriber
on accoun, of the concern Of PoGveH and
'Deaney, as we'll as Denny and PsrvfH, that all
who do not pay eff their notes or accounts or
give their bonds with fecurity, on or before tl.;
.hrf day of May n.xt, their notes and accounts
will be put into the hands Of an attorney indif.
eriminately.
: MIR. LEyEN PowELL, Jun. of Mlddiebnrg,
i. authorized to fcttle and receive the deb,s due
on account of that concern, ihooid any apply
there in preferences to the fabfcriber in this place.
Edmund Denaey.
January go, law
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r 9 E L E. r,

sM o. III N e f a O a. q,
The beautituI CousraY-SRAT Of the iais LORD
Fai,fax containing !,
a -FOUR TWO hundred and went nsFe s s1
~ an hal acres of Land, bounaeS On one i'ds
5y Auntiag Creek. Uo' the pennies sl,.fs :. IS
every nsecaary convenience reaaiiiss Tor RE &C.
eomnoda,ioa of geuseel family, VIZ. Mann
on. Hou(s, Kitchen, Laundry, Sink IL hou Ne
Stable and Carriage Houle,. coed Garden en-
clofcd. SC. PoaaMng all the advantages Of
moi diversified and extendye Pr0ipets, hea'Hlnes
Of 6taa,ion and proximity to Alexandra; III i
mutt be confdercd as ore 8. the roois dsilra00is
places Of reGdence in this pa, Of the cauutfy.
Apply to .gilli4m H<r5<rt. Zig. Of 'a's .oM IN
or ,os.the Sutdcrlper near paeuxcnt IRON Oh s'
FRINGE Georges county, Maryland.
John Carlyle HefDefl.
J.,,oyy & law
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EVaIfa 41e-

The former imported 'hs fals PR me MP oDs'
se,4eJs, CAPTAIN Wells, via Norfolk,
among qvhicb are
Early Yotk ClbfSssr, EaslyDwa1f do. Early
Screw do. Early sugarlosf do. Early Bsttefsaa
do. Large Imperial DO. Large fsagatloat DO.
Large Fiat Dutch do, Red do. Green and Vel
low SAVOY do. RrrGci Spseus., Green and
red Boyecole, Cali,f ,ger, B ocoii, Sc. Alto,
RIVE Graf,. I.ucern Burnett, Orchard Gra's,
Rec. Clover, Esily D;Etch- Tn'nip Early SSore
do Hanovey DO, yellow do. Wil'e RIO toik GO.
Rape, Msw s,oyiander, Carraway, OH, Al
n;ieed, Cana Seed, D bic Yellow Hyacfo'hs
Roots. F,ac sc hsm. Flower OF MsHafd, Split
Peas. Esa1een Rskts, Hoes. Reels and Lines,
sGafdesy .si.eeya ma or2 P:u~ing Knives On hand
quantity Of Loat5aYdy Poplar OF all izes ana
"a vssietg Al Elo8erieg Shrubs, ana Roots, on
rea!una5,c gernlas
mo Ayo,
An s;esaa; zofeuef,t Of cut and pisin Glals,
China, s1a qs:ens ware, Flower Pots of all
kinds.
He i.s.eui{e keeps Liquors, Croce-
lies, Spice p.,wder and Shot, Fig Blue, Starch,
Barley. Rlcs, Soap, Candles, Salt PetFe, Alum,
Pearl Afh, Sesars, bea Rappee Snuff, chewing
and G1,osking Tobacco.
.AJo. for SAX,
The American Gardener, and Kennedy'a
Treatife on Gardening.
February II. CIV. sa@tkS1
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n MsIyer.
7sw5lilpA
Murch s..
N 0 z / c E.
III the cafe Of JOSIAH WATSON, a bank

rabt.
TsE Crsaisors who have proved their debts
\ under comafsicn Of bankrupt, awarded
and ifaed agaiatt .Tsfab Watfoa, late Of Alex.
,ar5tia, racsehans, are resuetted to m.ct the at.
isnce ofthe lsid bankrupt eaase, at Gadsby's
hotel, in the town OF Alexandra, on Weanef-
day, the 9Th day of April nex,, at ten O'Clock.
in the forenoon. As buiaefs of the hyit ;npor,
tance to the inscrea of the fsid c5tatc will be
then fuhaitsed othe cortGdcsation of the crcai.
toss, it is hoped there will b: a FULL meeting.
John MfIver.
March $. zaw9shAp
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.y-F4E fabsriber will rent the aou' Occupied y
Z Greet, near Duke ftreet' ias<'y M M, Job
Mr.. lanes H. Hooe. Apply 20 -. a., that tb'
Tael<r.-As fomc psrfon has reports e,a,;oo c.r
haule is liable for back rents, the fp I1",,r b
,ile.te, from Mr.. Nathaniel {. In a' 1ssfsd d,
oosirai proprietor of the lot) vino ', ground rso
hople and lot to, m. on an annual ss.0 aid I'd
proves, iaat there is no truth IN '''
port Stephen Cooke q
r hereby acknowledge, TO HI ha, ,sr ,el d d
the gsosod. rents due o. rl se' ssfsd Of
lexanaria, on Faif'ax hIee ~. "a dsy Of Fsp%
Dr. Stephen Cooke, up 70 the 81 o''
a'' 1905 NATHANIEL c. Hyslh i.r
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DR.. Rawsoa's Worm Powders,

A medicire which for efficacy and fafety IN its
operation, fands unrivalied. The mott anthem
ricated. proofs and Respectable authorities OF IT'S
afonfhing virtues, and furprihng effects, In ex-
sreme and alarming cafes of worms, may be teen
at the place of lale. Price 50 cents aPacSsts
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TO RENT,

The Dwelling HOUSE at p'elent
occupied by Wii!iat Sanofd-Ihe house is
oommodous and handfomcly Gtaated, with eve
ry ,n.c.fary out hon!e, and has ksndtonie gar
den in high cultivation. Apply Coz
MI. Thomas Prelfen, or
Thomas Sanford.
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