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Exfr9tT from Dr. E. enney's latter, to bis .orrepon-
1sf in PS,1iToufb, IN. NJ az TIE ljsG7 efLs gsyisu
Gyjtsrery, TIE Cosy-Pox.
You may eaGly conceive what qualification it
is to me, whenever hear that the powers Of vacci
nation have 70 clearly manifeaed themieves a. to e.
radieate that horrid peh the mallpox from any par
tcuar diitrtt. Information in,ilar that you
vey has teachei me from various parts of the world
Vienna exhibits curious infance. The bills of
mortality had then fhewn that the average number
Of deaths by i'napox had annually exceeded eight
hundred, for number of year, paH, but that in the
year 1904, five years after the introduction of the
cow-Pox, two individuals only fell victims to that
fcourge the Tmal-pox.
now requen all vaccine inoceulators to be par
tcuarly cautious in the examination of the progrefs
of the Puifule, ON thofe who are eTeaed with an
herpetc f1in, under whatever form this affection
may appear. My reafon Ter snoining this prscaut-
on is thisI clearly perceive it to be far more co
mon than aoy other caute of the fPurious ;mPer-
fett vlccine puituie-,hat puqule which does not
guard the patient from future infection. ! have diff
covered too, that in many cafes thi. has been the
eaufe Of nleeurty obtained from .all-pnx inocul.-
ton
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Up autborttp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
ANACT

lin ri JiPpie7enfa,y 10 IN al, entitled " IN az, fer
g'f,ia'7l7g amt oSgli7g TIE Gss and claims fe Iaad
fe0a."
bA e1aS'ff ~ Tie 6eaefe and Hog/S Of Pcbroflsia-
hrg of fJs UieS Si1irs Of lue,jeg. in C,,q,,f ,E,-
bLi, That every perion or perfsns claiming traa Of
land, by virtue Of the fseond f.elon of the ad. to
winch this act IS a Implement, and who had com
meneed an aeual lettlement on fuch traq. prior TO
the irt day OF O@lober, houfand eigh, hundred.
and had continued actually to innabit and cultivate
The fame, during the term Of three years from the
time when fuch acual fsttlemsnt had commenced. &
prior TO The twentieth day Of December. eighteen
hundred and three, ha be conGdeTed as having made
iuch ietsement with the rermihion Ct the proper
SIannh officer, although il may not be IN the power
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ep3v
HUMANITY HALL
C r II M M n r s mo o

G r n VI N n K S HOOL,
WILL be continued by the fubfcriber for the en-.
~ flung term, for the iufru6fion of youth, in the
Greek Latin and Englih Languages, Geo, ,iphy
the Elements Of Geometry, with Practical Survey
ng-ALso Writing and Arithmetic Vulgar. Deei.
nal and Analytical. The price of Board, 'fut;on.
Waiting and Fuel will be twenty-eght pounds for the
term, paid quarterly in advance, TO commence on
the 10Th Of January next, and expire the 10Th Of
December.
Particular attention will BE- paid to the morals, de-
pertinent and CLEANLINESS Of the youth, aud bedding
will be iurhihed, fuch choofe at forty fhillinls
extra.
The fubfcriber having lately ereaed convent
ent houie, will be in his power to furnih twelve
or fifteen boys with good accommodation.
THOMAS NELSON.
Forks of Hanover, Nov. q. az
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FOR SALE.

NHE toI and HOUSES wherein join R41s;i-
I foH Efq. the Britiih Coniu!, reiites: ON it,r.
three tory Dwelling Honie, an Office and Kitchen.
and other nceeiI4ry Houies for family ufe; Wen Of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately sailed
IN Ware. Houie and Cellar under it the remains
OF Wharf, which will make good foundation t.,
build en-; with all the privileges of lots lituated ca
the river, of extending wharf.
ALso-27i ! Acres of well timbered LAND with
good Fiihery on Willoughby's b. taking IN the
mouth and part of Mafons Greek: where m. ben of,
oyiters and Fiih can be conveniently taken.
ALso--A LOT in Smithficld between Mrs P.r-
die and Captain Todd's lo;s.-For terms apply 20
THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguf "a. (tfl
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SOUrE-CARoL!NA.
CbarieOn.
Iwsoytsnt Amc,iean Manufacture.

I"loorldM <f0eFfe9H 4If0HhJdc!nyc.
WHEN RoBERr Rowan, Efq. went to New
port, Rhode-liland, laa June, he took with him
quantity Of heep's wool, which had been feared on
his own plantation in this State.-One hundred and
eighty yards of excellent wooen cloth,' yard wide,
has been manufactured OF it, FaH River 1fiH, II
miles Tram Newport. The manufacturers declared
the wool 20 be hyperion to that of the Northern
States ard little inferior to the Spanih. The cloth,
with all the expenie of earding, fpinning, weaving,
fuiling and including kewe, twenty five cents per
pound for the price Of the wool picked ard cleaned
COTS no more than eighty-two cents or three lhngs
and ten pence, per yard. 1t is iuppofed, that with
fome arrangement, il WILL in future, not colt Mr.
Rowan more than three ihilIiugs yard. The plan
tiers OF our State will, doubt; deem this informant
on of very comfortable Importance it will induce
them to ray attention article which, hitherto,
has fcareely received any notice, and may be the
means of adding another naple article the COM
ine:ee Of South Carolina. If it foud be equal only
TO tie clothing Of our negroes, and give encou.
ragement to american manufa lures, it is highly de-
erving of attention. 1t is fuppoled that this cloth is
afLGf e7nai not Groager, than imported cloth which
COTS dollar yard
The cloth is left at the Char'eaon Library Room
ioI inipeStion, during the preient week.
CARLTON Courier.
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81 PLRTUE fla DEED IF 7r.h, exeeati :. M. B,
A'ia5ffaa R@BaH TO- enre he fqymaf of one h5oaland
fy'' 3HraTca and nineteen a'ara and e.bf eeae due
5r9Tl,H REgsHfo Bir'50'one7v Daa4yi{st
SHALL, on Monday the 24,h of the prefer,
] month, proceed to fell fer caf, TO the b,rhce
bidder, at NewKent c. H that valuable trat4 of
LAND lyngin N. Kent County, called Poindexters.
containing TX hundred and thrty-fix acres torether
WIKI Twelve likely young NEGROES, or 70 much
OF the iaid property will fiIicento fas;sry the
ia'd debt with aterea from the e2nd Of May SOC,
nn'i, pa,c and the exPences attending the execution
OF the iaid deed of truN.
WIN. ARNISTEAD, Traae..
NoN' 7. t2ith
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Auguf "a.
ENOCH SULLIVAN.
oFFE23 Fnp eArr

OFFERS FOR SIZE.
III bis 3equei,y Store, neArlr sg9E1s tie FGeL,
4 COMPLETE aG9s- ent OF Cod, Gilt, ST.
/ yer, Plated pa q q Cutlery Ware, Yarns
Tea Pots, Sugar 0,'hes' Mink Pots and Spoons,
Rims and CATERS aud bottle Sliders.
Silver Watches Seals, Keys and Chains, and Wstch
Materials, Sand Crucbls, Ladies and Gentlemen.
MoroccoiFG1-yt ss,,....sE,..
a'''c Carriers fix PUrfes, &c Ivory and bone NO
men and boards Backgammon Tables Battle Door,
ana shuttle Cocks, fan wood Tea Caddies ades e
oet'iemen dreiing Cafes, patent Surpenders. bar
overs exc Guns, horiemen's and pocket Pifos.
|"ords and Dirks fword Knots, Belts Sa(ies F,,,,'
Ietes' military Feathers, &c Flutes Flies Drnr,s
vio'in strings &c. Powder Falks Glot Belts IRA
NETS gun Hammers and Hnts, Wins Canes viii
ana without Swords boot lacks and Hooks Sr,r.
rio'ie fniemes,Sc. Raiors and raler Strops ihayng
BOXES and Bruihes, Violet and Wirdfor Soap b,;;
rowder, Bags, Puiis &c Pomatum, tooth Powd.r
licences, Reaves's ColOrs, tanlhore Needle Cacss
f!ns and Needles, Scihors aud Thimbes, hair cd
ana Slate Pencils, Ivory Paper Folders letter RacLs
%c. Ivory, Tortoilelhell and Horn Combs. ooooIes
opectacles and Cafes key and curtain Pin3s IN
ltands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes Candlenieks ,rJ
"nuiiers bread Bafkets, Waters, Tea Travs Xiv,
ana Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea POTS raa
and table Spoons, glafs globe Lamps for Halls tootb
COMB Cloths, hearth, Floor, Troubling & ioe pruC,
es. " "'-'
With a variety of other articles conceded with tb,
above enumerated ''''
Articles Of Jewelly or Silver Ware. will he execs
ted to patterns defcription, with diCpatcb
Highelt price will be given for old gold or Glver
Z. SULLIVAN.
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JAMES GrRArrEN

fayier and Haiti Aiat.r Eyos PRILHDEL pHy>1.
- tGS leave TO inform the gentlemen and adie. of
- Richmond and the coui'try, that he intends car
ryng on the above Du'ines ia MI its various aches
being well acquainted with the newer lfhions, b.
hopes from puuttuality and aiu;sy 10 lsli ier, To
deierve little Of their patronage, Z. uothng hail be
wanting on his pare TO render a.isfa6ion to cuaom-
ers; aud for neat merchandising, he pledges himrclf
TO have 1t done in the neateR manner.
JAMES sTRATTFN,
NJ b. HIS rehdence is ON the Main Street Rich
mond, next deer 20 David Logaus.
o0'' ~ 2awtf.
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endlefs Plain of Bueno, Ayre. We find no mention in
our liz OF ,hehorie hides ould find laithto be-
ieve, did ocular evidence convince U.s. that NV
riads OF thee generous animals, living in wild nate,
are annually facrfced TO make room for black cattle,
which of value Il was no, till very lately
that the hide Of the horle deemed worth the
BILE Of being broush: market when it has been fold
lattery for Of dollar The value of an OK hide
is about dolls. How important mua it be FOR Il
manufacturing country TO poflefs annually the COZ
OF dollars, 1000 hides which in their progress to
ccniumption mum arrive at the value of dolls each
IL Spain has been able to draw 100000 hides from
buenos Ayres, are we to fuppoie that the Englih
win their talents for commerce and their enterprise
VIII draw no more, when the fourc: from which they
are derived is inexhautibe? Are we to fuppo.e ,ha,
the tielh and talow will he turned to no better ac-
count thsn they have hitherto been Il is on all
hands allowed by thoie who have viited this country
that the beef is remarkably good and fit for falling
II tins iettlement remains ia the hands of the Eplh
we ha' oon fee their colonies and their Geets in the
ealt and welt fupplied with falted provGons from
TINS nimenie nore-houie The iula grain alIo o.
huenos Ayres, inch as wheat, rye, and barley, is
remarkably good, and will furnii the means Of pro-
viding their colonies with the Indispensable article oil
bread, which is now but nconvenently fuppled from
the mother country-anj this connexion between
Buenos Ayres and the Weh- India colonies is the
more advantageous, the former, like ourfelves
mutt bring from abroad all the tropical produS fon,
iuch as rum, fpgar, &c. Thus mutual wants will
produce reciprocal benefits to the diNaus parts of the
empire, and at the fame time by new and e1teuiive
branches OF commerce, enrich and Rrensthen the
whole
10 thele fold advantages which prefent themfelve
at the hrit view, many others may be added. TIL,
hihery, ii 1t may be 70 termed, oths zeal which a
bounds in the waters Of la Plata and of the whal,
which is ALTO found in abundance on the adjacent eoa
VIII loon attract the attention of the vigiant trader
Great Britain may therefore promife herfelf Crea
advantages, not only in the produce of the foil bu
from the very waters Of her new territory
10 the advantages already detailed add thofe which
VIII be derived from the irnmenis and executive con
lunption OF her own manufactures, we fall no, in
cur the mputation of extravaganza in aferting thai
this eaiy acquion bid, fair to be one Of the noR va
iuabIe pOheiiion' of the Bri,ilh empire.
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Nov. II.
FOR SALE.

fOIt SALE,
II ME BRICK TENEMENT en- sboeto,-L;u
lately occupied by Doctor lanes MeC lur1. and
the WOODEN HOUSE and LOT, formerly oeeu.
ped by Mr.. Mofes Bates, This property viii he
iod on the premi'es, on the eighth day of December
next, at Public Auction, to the highe0 bidder.
The terms OF Sale-one third ofthe purehafe mo-
ney payable in two years-another third nsvsLre -
three years, and the remainder in four years. Robd
with two Perionsl lecurities to be approved BY tbs
iubcrber, to be executed by the purchafers which
ponds nul carry nterea from their dates refpeaiyc-
y; the interet to be paid half yearly.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, Hif,y0r,
Jar nm LGagJora, exseDiey IF Him. DandyJge, ats'S.
AND
TO, DaDif Dor,isef.a and T1TE.
november !, ept9d.
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TWENTY DOLLARS RFwApD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
n OR experimenting a negro man r,r,eJ WV
STUART or STUART. he LETT INV bopl-
three week ago. is feet three inches high, long rnea
gre lace, red eyes, fpeass rapidly and with urea,
confidence, aged about 50 years
lie may attempt pais for a free man as formerly
he above reward will be paid on delivering hin,
goal. ''''''''
Nov. II.
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ROERRT IOuNsrnM

- EGS leave TO inform his friends and the pubic.
- that he has removed mis- Store from the bouG. -
ateiy occupied opPofte the Eagle Tavern to one Of
MI' IhoWas Mitchell's new hour-s nearly oppoGta
to Msiirs Taylor and Brown ,due Office. vybers
ne Is now opening general .rn,ment Of
DKT GOODS Y IRONaONCERT,
which he will ddpofs Of at moderate profit.
~. B. lie will Rent or Sell hi. Brisk Tereu,en, IN
Shockoe Hill, adjoining to dr. Robert Gordoss
October 7. If
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CA tie Disi Wsaa.Elsy "a Deees.Le, ~.xl Ie..: ,g;r
"a yarS 70 .'eSsb SisSsr, at P0ubat4a Cunt Yss
= BOUT thirty NEGROES, sonti,,iug Of n,.n
y women and children, on the following terms ;
one bird eaEh and the balance in tweiv. months
Donas wiiA approved feeurity will De required, carry
ing ntereit rom the date bus if puneaualy paid he
inserea will not be demanded.
Wilton, Nov. 4. ,,c
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HE Grand LODGE o. virginia, " IN mee,
4 the Maion's Hall ia'this City, on The eve,;
Of the iecoud Monday in next month
WIN. Ii. FiTZWHYIS ONN. r.
Nov. Is. tsmr
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FROM A LONDON PAPER,

LINES,
IN Jt:iRg he RevH Hon. L,yd EE.K1rE, E,iigp a.
Lora Higb Cbahsc!lor sf EngiaaS.
If it he fin to covet Eeaos,
Tear he is the mgf 9fcaaigg foul alive.
Nomore let erring human kind,
Proclaim or image Juice blind
Clear as the Lynx's beams her ewes,
10 worth ilie gives her worthiefl prize.
And brows with elaG;c honours bound,
Her noblel civic wreaths furround.
IN Wiidom's chair whilf ERskiwE fiines,
The Mule records what Man diyines.
Pride ofthe Bar, and grace Law.
MIN In2MIs piased hin Boe, SHE SAW.
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JOHN PUMFREY,

JOHN PUMFREY,
BooK-BINDER g STA7IONER,
= EGs leave to inform his friends and the ,rb,;.
- that ne has removed TO the Houle formerly &C,
suPied oy Meiir'. DuniInure & Turner two doors
below his old aand, where he keeps conaantly on
hand, made Of materials of the fiji quality and hen
Workmanship,
a VARIETY or
Letter Books, Record Books,
Invoice do. Sheriff. do
Tobacco 90. PorLe, 7 .J,,o~.
Gay 90 ! Memorandum Books rul-
Journals ana Ledgers, J ed and plain,
Account Current Books, Copy Books,
Bill Books, Cypheripp do.
Receipt do tye. So. So.
With variety of other articles ured in Mere an,;I.
and Legal Projections which he offers for fale on the
mof liberal terms.
LIE HAS ALSO FOX SALE
Writing Paper of all Pocket Books and Ia.
kinds, bl.,s
Drawing do. OuIls and made Per, or
Due Bottng and Cart. various prices' w. -
ridge do. Penknives,
wrapping do SPor;fmen's and Pocket
Parchment and Pate do.
boards, Playing Cards,
INK Powder Black and Menage do
Red, Rive's Wa,e- Colo,,rs O.
Japan and Common Ink, India Ink.
Durable Ink, for mark Lead Pencils Blsek and
ing on Linen with Red,
PEN Camel Hair Pencils,
lax Stands of various Slate and SLATE pe,,H.
kinds, ,ge. it,
Likewiie an aGortment Of School Books, and pa,
per Hangngs Books ruled and bound to any pattern.
Orders faithfully executed, and Book Binding of
every delcription performed with fidelity and difpseb.
N. 3. Elegant Looking Glaaes sSd Prints in bur
nifhsd Gold Frames.
No'' ~ ep3w.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

NAkES f6if a7c:Lsd of il, jo,a1iag Tx ozyne, Of
a Grey MARE, 1ongj. at he Bovyligg-C ,esn l.s
Jp''4g, by M Robert Baiey, ib4! e is rszo and las
zee" 10" os'e time at bis fisataiion nerr tie Bozsag
o'.fn TIE Mare nil &c dt!ive,eI qeLea fat far,
a"aaN exPenees paid.
Waf HOO1IES.
B0VOliag Green, Nsy. 81. go.
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kURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES: and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, ofan excellen, oual;tv.
foRSiL1, As USvAi, TT
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near tFe Market.
Let [sptf,1
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twenty Dollars Reward,
February 10.

~vX7ILL be gwen for apPrehcnding and iecur,
Nv ing in Jail, a young rnulstto man aave 6
named ANDREW. He was hired by ne laR
wear TO Mr.. Iofsph Thomas, who keeps the md.
die ferry oppsa,e TO Alexandria, and ahiconded
from that place about the latter end Of Augua
Slaa. He is about a3 years Of ase, fsers o. 9
inches high, luay and well made, has ih're cur
led hair, and is frequently fapiets 70 have ieye-
raj large pimp'es in his lace. lie IS re;koneq %
bea lsniale fellow, of an ealy agreeable addteis
for man in his low fphere # life. As he has
not been heard of by me Gnce his cloasnsent,@ I
tafpeci he has had the aadreis TO hip h'mleii as
4 frecuan on board faac vefFel either st Alexan-
dria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him M and
.s!cures him in any Jail, fnal receive from me
sic above reward, as loon as due Information
hereof is given to me o. TO Doctor NJ caa
G. B. CauGn.
Maryland, Charles County,
January II. JlFeo. $. zaW
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For SALE or TO RENT.

y apav sci ., R<nf.tbe foll0avisg VdLUABLE
PROPERTY IL Akxaadyfa and its 0teiS'-
", UiS.
ao Acres Of Land, ,at,iated on the
north Eide Of the turnpike road leading TO Little
River, on. mile from the corporation Ct Alexan.
dlia !: about Ia acres are, encloled. There is on
The pennies good dwelling houfe ~ feet by
is, Two fories high. with aksteben shd cellar
underneath, granary, fable, and COW houie,
with .. good garden. The land IS adapted tor.
pfafs, corn, or f,nall grain. This place may De
well north the attention Of the gardener, botch-
er. tanner, OF ditillcr as there is meyer fail.
;up branch of water tans through TIE centre of
the land and clofe TO the ,dWslirg: it is Ienar
kable for good air and healthy ftuation.
A Lot Of Land, on the Fouth Tide
Of Duke ffreet, in Wet End, not far from the
itone bfidge; containing three fonrthssof an
scr.. with the privilege of taking in part of the
ftreets till called for, (now encloled.) This lot
corners on Duke and George Rfeess, running
back TO Wolfe frcet. The improvements on
fad lot are two tory framed houfc, "A feet by
10, kitchen I6 feet by IL, bake houie IS leet
by IL, built with brick, fable hip roofed, ca
pabe of containing tx bshes, double brick
built neceGary with pigeon houlc O. the top,
all well finilhed and in good repair, with pump
Of good water 10 the yard back OF the yard
there is an excellent garden we'll pailcd ard In
good cultivation in lhost thereis every conve-
niency fit for genteel family:
All s O
Twill fell nay Right, on the lower
end Of Prince ltreet, in alexan5ria. now occu
pied by Mr.. John Limerick. Fer further par'i-
culars apply to ting fublcriber living at Wet
End.
Michael O'Meara.
January rs. 2awtt
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:. s 70 be Sold, at Auction.
aOn SATURDAY next, at II .,
Aoole orc. Y. Js.lsu, On KIN N' a., :, -
,Genteel Houlhold Furn;+,,.
dining suties a,e,
"A Mahogany London asde s;d.,,,.a ;,
hogany Tables, scpI,s Ghair.. Drs~.. Do Nj
Looking GlalTss, fome SILVER and Plaza ~ .,
Books, Kitchen Furr;;tnre. &c. - Vac
a L S o.
An Englih FowIiag Piece, wsrr...,,
TO any in this county, with a mahoaa~s 81
containing all the apparatus fer a fs,,In'4
iome Teisfcopes, ana an cxcsIl.p. Tb,,ma@'
ter. .fa
Upwards Of 1000 Pictures, and p,e,,,
by the soeit celebrated a5aas, with fem, NJ q
Copper Plates, from which nsny moi. nv t :
truck Oft. Among the erg,avi.ss are spunb.
OF Portraits OF the late General and Ma Va
Ington of the late Lews the Gx,e,p,h Nv NJ
tor franklin; Doctors Ruin, VIA. and D.,
son, OF Philadelphia; Rev. M, Wealey: 4.
late Csantef: Of Huntington: aid gesi p,d. !"
~ OF Fancy Pieces: the WHO'S Of Which w..
feleScd with care, ard purcha!cd tsc Eit iupn.
in New. York and Philadephs.
Philip G. Maraeller
The pictures may be een and pu,i,I.I oe,i
Gus to the day CT faie, on application to h. ON.
or.
Msteh s,
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March S
Sale by Auction.
On MONDAY,

CH MIN - AK
Tbe 11tJ Mayeb, at II o'etfS, will Sf eaH
auaiss, OF the tumjlts, 3fa", q "1 "
SER fair deg, .,,,
THAT very valuable PROPERTY J, O'p n
-ing to the eGate Of the latc Abraham van DIV.
.b;r, Ell. called PARADISE, containing sp0I
900 ac.cs, and including th. dwelling h0D'' '''
improvements, valuable Mill AID Hs appF ~"
nances; the whole in good order. II,
The above p opsssy IS fi'ua'ed about one n sri
from the turnpike gate on the OK f0''' -
vii. he GA III lots TO fuit ,furchaieFs' e,.,.
a liberal credit Will be given on s'nn4 .;o'.
bic part Of this property, which may a. saJ -" a.
be viewed On application to MIR. A~la"D =
the premiies.
ANDREW VAN BlBBER,
WASHINGTON VAN Bl85bh
T,gfai.
Bait Feb. a eotI'M dl1M
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la received airea from the Patentees, and
FoR SALE8Y
JAMES KENNEDY, UN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines;
Or. Ravlon's Antl-B l3's1sSe s a's6
.StousacheL BatteYs.
PREPARED BY
THO.M Il S H. K A " ) . ~,
M,mbe, Of the Connecticut Medical Society.

- 8 t = 5. ; = -
r>HEsE Bitters have undoubtedly hsd7 the
( mott rapid tale Of any Patent Medicine e.; !,
YER before diicove:ed, and are JULY appreciated
or thci, fiae ular and uncoinnon virtues TO, re z,
fforiog weak and decayed combinations, and z; az
sha, train ofcom7icated complaints 70 common IN
the fping and fall feafons, fuch as .ntermitiasf
Fe,q,.,,s and Asaes, loag dstamnal fe0ef', y
haterits. sc. They are alloa very plea!ant DIT,
ter for common vfe, and where they are known
they have taken The place and fupefcedee the use
Of all other bitsc,s in public housesas well az ID
p,iyate fam;lies.-Price 50 cents a boz.
DR.. Lees NWindham Bilious Pills.
THE great fale and incrcahng demand tor the'e
valuable pills for thcie twelve years pait, be-
fo.ak their invrintc worth. They have proved
fingu eff .acious in Balipas and Yellosg fe.
e.ys, Taaaaiee, Head Aatbs, Dg/fnttffe', b'H'eas
tb,Ee, C.eivtusG, F.male emplaints. &C
The very great demand ADD high eileen 10
which ibc(e pills are held througho9 the United
States and the Wei Inaiss, has induced many TO
ooon,srfet them the p1rchaier IS rcqutitcd TO
obf.rve tia, the nameof Samacl Lee, Jun. lthc
pateDtee) is affixed to each bill Of diIettons, IN
his own hand writing, or they will not be sena-
inc Price SO cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-06
January rs.
N 9 T l C. E.

TIME fubfcriber will rent the houfc on Fairfax.
Z. Greet, near Duke Rreet, lately occupied by
Mr.. James Fl. Hooe. apply TO Mr. JJo6s
Iaekfy.--As iome pedon has reported that The
houie is liable for back rents, the following GER.
tiGcate, from MIR. Nathaniel G. Hanter, the
oaeinal proprietor of til: iot) who lsaltd rhx
boufe and los to ne on an annua! grspnd rent,
proves, that there is no truth in The fad ic-
port.
Stephen Cooke.
Ga I h,reby acknowledge, to have receives
the ground rents due on lot, 10 'he town OF a
lexandtia, OF Fairfax Rreet, leafed of ue by
DR.. Stephen Cooke, up to the cd day of Fsoru.
cry 1906.
NATHANIEL G.. HUNTER.
October !, 1905 dec. lo.) law