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COMMUNICATIONS.

On the 18th Of month, the citizens of
Charlottesville received intelligence, that cant
Meriwether Lewis had arrived at his mothers,
in their neighbourhood, and would pats thro'
their village on the 18th on his way 10 WsG,-
inqton they had long determined, that his
arrival among them fhould be greeted with
thcfc marks Of refpeG, which he merits from
every one and which they, who had known
him from childhood, were particularly anxous
to pay--They invited him to- dine with them. nm
the 9Th at Mr.. Etis's tavern and though the
warning was 70 mort, and the riding exceeding.
Iy dangerous; about fifty of the mott reipea9-
bic inhabitants of the county anrmbled 10 re-.
ceive him. When the company were colle6t.
ed, little before dinner, a citizen who had
been depgtch TO that office, delivered the fol-
lowing addrefg.
"ImprelIed with the liyeien rentiments of az
fiction and frendifip towards you, the citi
zens Of Charlottesville and it's vicinity, your
old friends and neighbours, hail with eager era-
Tuition your fafe return efcaped from tho
dangers of the iavage wilderness, they welcome
you 10 civilized life, to- the affections of your
friends, to the gratitude OF your country. The
difficult and dangerous enterprise which Won
have 10 iuccelsfully achieved, has covered with
glory, youricf and your gallant little band, and
TO your country rs pregnant with confequences
the uioh important and auguf. We indulge
no 10 the deluiions OF hope, nor the vifons of
fancy when we behold in this expedition, 70
wiley planned, 70 happily executed, the germ
OF ext:ndsd civilization, icence and Hbeety :
WHEN W. behold the federativc fyitem, and the
principles OF representative democracy extend
ing iheir genital influence and receiving in their
parens@ embrace, nations Oil in the Infancy
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FENCTNG.
SELLING OFF CHEAP.

NJ y y. Mye,t, intending 10 dseiias Bf retail ka6s,.
@rJ', Jdle' at 'cd"eod p,ie', tie 7oLol or any part
9Deiy P,9eafGoek IF
DR1" GOODS,
C'g5fiTg 9a 9a'icty IF gsfd and Jy5ioaaJle a,teli
RiSH LINENS, Flanders Shcetings, oznaburqs,
Heiians, Long-lawns Linen and Cotton Can.
bricks, SuPerfioe and fecond Broad Cloth, and Ker-
Ieymeres, Blankets, Coatings and Flannes, Bcnnet.'
and Fancy cords and Vevets, Swanfdown and Mole
ikins, Reh tgurd Satins, Silver Mullins Sareene,s
Italian Luteilrings, Cotton and Silk Chambravs Of
very neutrality-suspicious.. few excellent fix Pelifes
Gloves and itoiery, eegan, Plumes wreaths and fan
ey Head Ornaments variety of handfome Ribbons
Table Cloths and Napkins in iets 81, IA &1o.1
Diapers A few fcts of China in boxes of 10 pieces
Sets OF Cut Glals Decanters, Wine and Tumblers
glais Bowls, ipeeie-bottles, Hall Lamps &c. &c
Thoie who buy with cah will be allowed very
liberal Dileount, which will be enerealed according 70
the augmentation Of the amount Of their purcbaGs -
aat e1e h1r. On any fUms Of confequence, Gre
DIT Il required, will be given of three to q month";
The Purehaier giving approved negotiable paper.
For iale, alto, as uiusI a complete aliortp1snt ~
Dutch Boltirg C'oiks Dsc H. snsl
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LaGt Cummings spniI
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIvEs
THURSDAY, Dec. IL.


MIR. ]. Randolph from the committee n whom,
was referred 70 much Of the meiTage of the Pre-.
bdent OF the U. s. as relates to the inyafion Of
our territory By the troops of Spain and TO the
adoption OF meaiures for the protection there.
OF, respectfully recommended the following re.
foiutions: "
/. ReloVed, That proyihon ought to be made
oy law to fortiiy and defend fuch petition ON
the MIiffliPpi, below the city of New Orleans.
as the Prehdent OF the U. S. lhall deIignate for
inc protection ct that city aud that further
the approaches to the fame from the esa.
e RsjSfqed, That the PRECEDENT of the IT. G.
be authorized to accept of any company or
companies, OF volunteers, either of artillery.
cavalry, or infantry, who may Allocate aud OF.
fer th<mielves for the fervice, mot exceeding
thouiand men) who ihail be clothed
aud furniihed with horfes at their own exnsnfc'
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OF realon and government: and regions yet
grooming under unvioIated forcns. IN thefe re-
heetions, anticipa,ioss and feelings, eyery
American, every friend to liberty, to fciencr
and to man, participates with us; bu;it is our
peculiar felicity to boat, that the man who
achieved this intercting and arduous enter
prize, is the produce of our foil, was raifcd
from infancy to manhood among us, is our
neighbour, or friend. A juit and grateful
country will no doubt duly appreciate and ade-
qnatcly reward the fervices you have rendered {:
you have cur beft wiibes for your future prof.
peri,y and happinele."
TO evbieb Captain Le7uis returned the .fellozvisg
1nEver.
lie aGdred, gentlemen, that tits with no
lets pIeaiurc, than you have been peaicd 70 ex-
prefs, that I reciprocate your kind cou,;ra-
tu'ations. This warm aud undseuiied ex-
PrsiIion of frendn'ip by thofe, whom the ear
left emotions of my heart compelled me to
'o.e, is, IN contemplation, not iefs Peaiiug,
than the fond hope, fiat it may hereafter be
believed, that have discharged my duty to
my country on the late expedition To the Paci-
nc Ocean. To have conceived is but little |;
the merit Of havins added to the world of fci-
ence, ard of liberty, a large portion of the i'm
meme unknown wi'ds of North America, is
equally due to my dear and intereGing friend
capt. Clark, and to thofe who were the Joint
companicns of our labours and difficulties in
performing that talk. With you truft, that
the difcoveries we have made, will not long
remain unimproved; aud that the fame fem
timent which dictated to our government, an.
inveitigation into the refources 70 literally be-
flowed by nature, on this fair portion of the
globe will promptshem to avail themfelves of
thoie refources, 20 promote the caufe of liber-
ty and the honour of America, and to relieve
diftreffed humanity, in whatever lhape ihe may
prefent herfelf
Ionly obey the feelings of my heart, when
return you gentlemen, my mott ardent wifhes,
for your general and individual happinefs thro'
life.''
: The company then fat down to an excellent
dinner: many appropriate toafts were given,
the focal fong went round and they paiItd
the evening in that fpirit of feftvity and ninth,
which the joyful location, ard the prefcnce of
their friend fafely returned from his perlous
expedition, and in the bloom of health, inipr-
ed. =
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HGH. Fed.



BY reio'ution of the Common Council Of the CITY
oil Richmond, pahed the l7th of December 500,
the Clerk OF the faid Council is directed TO cauc
to be pubIihed in the Enquirer, the frR and fccond
iectiops OF an Ordinance entitled " An Ordinance
Tor eitabliihing regular police in the City of
Richmond and its liberties" paied on that day,
once week for three weeks fucceniyely, which
fectiops follow So.
Gee. I. Be it ordained by the Pref1,tent and Con,
~ mon Council ofthe City of Richmond ini Com
mon Hall aiienfbled and it is hereby ordained nv the
authority OF the fame, that every perfon who fall
hereafter move to the iad city, fhall, within one
month after he or he fhall remove to the FAME re-
port to the mayor for the time being whether it be
his or her with to become reident thereof and the
occupation, if any, purified by HIM or her; and sl!o
the humber OF free pe-.ns belonging his Or her
family, afcerta'nng therein their uaDes, ages, and
iexss wherenpon the iai.tnlayor with the CONCUR
renee OF ioH'e other magiitraie OF the city, may,
oaule rule iueh perfon to give fecurity, in
iueh FUN as they may think iucient that he or fe
his or her family any member thereof, will mt
within the fpaee Of twelve months become a charge
10 the city and that he The WILL during that term
pay ailtaxes ana aeiiments OF tile Corporation and
every perton failing make fuch report and to give
iuch ieourty when required Ghal be liable to be
moved from the city ut the dcrttion OF any tyy ma
gitrates thereof On failure of pch information be-
ing given TO the Mayor by any perfon removing to
rms city within the time fpccifed, any conlabe who
may tIrt give iuch information, fall be entitled
receive from, every perfon twenty FIVE for each
member of his family which may have been. 70 re-
ported by fueh contabe lie recoverable by warrant
before any Magierate, if payment thereof - rcfu!sd.
Sec. I'd. And he it further ordained thar every
Perion refding within the city who is owner Of flava.
hall annually, in the month Of March, RICHTER w;th
the coniiioner of the city taxes all the aves in hi,
OF her Potleion, designating their names ayes. and
exes and that all pcrfons reding within the ev or Re
i6ertieS who hire Naves by the year, fhall in like
manner in the fad month of March, repilter with The
laid eonmiiiioner, the of all aves hired bv him
or her and the names of the perfon or perfon, Of
whom the fame nall be hired and any perron or ,.r
Ions who ihaii hire Gaves from Others, who ba fall
to make fseh regiaer a forfeit and lay the fun IF
one Dollar for each fave hired by him and not rep
tered. And all owners Of n.ves who {haII fail 20
make regiitry OF fsch aves according to the direG
ons of this Ordinance ha forfeit and pa, the FUN os
one Dollar, which penalties ihall be recovered by
warrant before any msgrare ..:.:stT for tif,.
ue OF the iniormer, and the other fer the benefit Of
the city.
The ordinance from which the above fec
tons are taken commences and will be in force On
the irit day OF February next
N. SHEPPARD, c. C. c.
December IS. 1aw9t.
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and armed, and otherwiie equipped al the es-
penfe OF the U. S. except fuch of them as maY
cnooie to furri.h their own arms, aud whole
commii,ioned officers fiali he appointed by the
REFLECTIVE fate and territorial authorities; who
mall be liable 20 be. called upon to do military
duty at any time the PreGdsnt !hall Judge pro-
per- within years after he f,all accept
the tame,-and when called into, actual fervice
and whit remaining in the fame ihallbe undsr
the lame rules and regulations, aud be entitled
to the fame pay, forage, and alowane for CLOTH
ing with the regular troops of the u. S.
This report, together with the accompanying
documents, were referred to Committee OF the
Whole Houfe to morrow.
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SPORTSMEN ATTENTION.

SPORTSMEN ATTENTION.
ON Monday the twenty-ninth day OF this month
~ HW be Sold in this city for ready money, that
valuable piece OF land, the WiaHfbsfg JOCKEY
CLUB COURSE, containing about fxty ACRES
1T tie (aa7e time, ard on Tie fanr term,
will be iod that very valuable HOUSE and LOT
the UNION TIPEPN.
The above property will be difpored to fatsfy GER
tain iums OF money due by Deeds OF TruR, and will
Poiitivey be iold without referve on that day by
RIO. ANDERSON I
Is2ioreer and Comuilfor A1erebzzi
Williamsburg, Dec. 20. ep,df.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

FON ne ANLOINEk.
Loud blew the piercing wnt'ry blait
That whialed mont the ruilling trees,
And fell the pelting rain drops fal.
That trembled to the Pailing breeze.
See when the lightning's vivid iiafa,
Gives the black heath dazzling glare
Hark how the thunder's notify craiE,
Rolls awful thro the troubled air
The weary Tea birds mournfui cry,
AS fail, he thro' the foreit wide,
And now the tall oaks hollow fich,
The fwelling tempeft's fury chide.
oh fearful is the gloomy night,
And piercing is the cold, cold wind
In vain the cheerful cottage light
My trembling limbs have fought to find.
Thro' defert waifcs, and tracklefs heath.
Long by the furious ,empell driv'n;
My fainting lpirits pant to breathe
The pure, reviving breath Of heav'n.
Eliza many weary mile,
Thro' tTacklels heath, and defert wa(les.
To meet again thy cheering fmile,
Homeward thy faithful William hates
Oh! nay Eliza : nought can tell,
The fluff rings that my heart has borne,
That fle whole worth love 70 well,
Might bleis her lovers quick return.
But ah my life it may not be
Heaven will not let this aching breaR,
Find all its pangs repaid by thee,
When pilow'd in thy arms to reft.
t" feel my eurdling blood grow chill,
My weary, heavy eye-iids elofe
My feeble puIfe at length is Gill,
And all my ftfen'd limbs are f-ose.
GA dizzy dulnefs clouds my brain,
6 feel oPpreiIion ifop my breath
And uow-ths quick relief from pain,
Proelaim' the near approach Of death.
Eliza faireft, deareft maid
Depriv'd Of thee, It's fwee, to die
Come to the fpot where am laid
And heave eompaiIon's tend'rcH figh.
The ighs of love fbaIl foothe my fhade,
g It's tender tears fhal grateful prove.
Farewell Eliza--deareft maid;
My -Gghs-ihall--oh my love %
Loud blew the piercing wintry blah,
That whitfield mont the ruRling trees;
And fell the Pelting rain drops fat,
That trembled to the PafIing breeze.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 70.

letter is received in Wafhingson Eating that Col.
Burr had defended the Ohio with his fqnadron, on,
what expedition not known owon,ennor children
were allowed to 90 with him.
HoE. Fed.
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FOR TIE Enquirer.
REFLECTIONS

subieb epoud probably occur 70 an enlightened
isanger in traveliing tbrongb FTrginia.
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(De6nte on the I'd rrfointion before TIE HOME
Of Delegates is una1Oidaby 4efponed.
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fou;on tlisrsuror, which be hanied 10 At the clerks
table, where the fame twice read and agreed to
By the houfe, as follows:
Re!o!ved, Asthc opinion of this committee, that
the petition OF fuadry inhabitants of the county of
'kanawha, praying that law may pats for divifou
of their faid county, be rejected.
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4 Both Of English s. American g,owth.
The former imported hi, fall per The hip Shs.
tt,dsG, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
--amang apbieb are
6 Early York Cabbage, Early Dwarf do. Early
Screw do. Early Sugssloaf do. Eas!y Bsttefssa
do Large Imperial DO. Large Sngarloai do.
Large Flat Dutch de-. Red do. Glcsn and Vel.
low Savoy ldo. BraG.l sefont,, Green and
Red Borecoie, Colliaower, Broccoli, &c. Alto,
Rye Grai.. Luctrn, Burnett, Oschsfd Gfsfs,
Red Clover, Early Datch Tunip, Early Stone
do. Hanovey do Yellow do. White No5tolk dos
Rape, Nav, Coriander, Csrraway, Dill, AZ.
nlsod Canary SEED Dasbs Y S Su aEae if
Peas, Garden Rakes, Hoes, Reels and LINES,
Garden sheers and beR Printing Knives On hand
quantity Of Lonbardy Poplar of all hzes and
variety OF Flowerisg Shsabs, and Roots, en-
5reafonable terms.
4llo,
An elegap. adorsmcnt of CHI and plain Giass,
China, and Queens ware, Flower Pots Of al
kinds.
He likewile keeps Liquors, Groce-
ries, Spices, Powder and Shot, Fig Blue, Starch,
Barley, Rice, Soap, Candies, Salt Petite, Alum,
Pearl Afh, Segars, bett Rappce Snuff, chewing
and fnoakng Tobacco.
AJo fer Sale,
The Anosicah Gardener, and Kennedy's
TNatite on Gardening.
February II. div. TawsiM
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M EVERY FOR SAL E..

HE lablsribsr will fell all ms in'steN y
-, ,b.r .s rxtea6ys BREWERY In Atsxan.
dria. which be nov ocsupies . .w''lea sns.s
& slsvsn ytars Ct AZ uaexpirsd lsa's % e0n ne
sson Septenas-r NEXT, H.. ,,o;oa
Tai, g.cw:fy is on ansexseniye plan, having
200 ,.o,,ee ,ilefs of 1900 and SEQ gallons,
and eyeiy working utealiI complete VAN Asi'
Houfe, Kiln aud MIL.
10 III. capitsiifl this concern oti;f' every IN.
perfon Killed inbsewiag as tlss puhnel' ,na,
be c4rsnasd 70 as TO become e4Hlesai'y sa1us'
bles
Propofals will De received 20 the hit OF July.
Every neceGs,y information may be had', ana
letters poi pad attended %, BY spplylng 70
81 Thomas Cruie.
NAV dtw& zaWtf
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Rich KanahWa Bottom Lands,
For SeIs or Exchange.

: SEIE SublcT;ber offers for lalc, or exshang
for lands or other real property on the
eat Gde Of the Blue Ridge, about 1000 acres OF
RICH BOTTOM LAND, on the Great Ka.
naAwa River, and on both ii5ss thereof oppot.te
and below the noush OF Pokeio!Iico Creek, in
shs fate Of Virginia, IS miles from Point Plea
1ant, lin the county town OF Maion county, and
4 miles from the tewd ok 4nahawa county, and
adjoining the lands Of The late General Wsfhihg-
ton. They wsrs iurvsyed at the fans.time With
shofe lands IN the year ! 77a, and arc held under
the fame rifles, viz, Old ldiaSy Rig 5ts--shish
are ursasaiehable.
The [ apds are of the very RrR quality, the
Bottoms in many places mile wide they have
been lssaly refaryeyed asd Divided into lots CON-
ds2 Of sstsssc sfftb fSS s 90
the river, and sxssa1iug back from thence to
fhe hills, which a&s3rd amof extenhye range tor
&oCk, which can never be interrupted. Ore
hundred acres therefore fthis rich bottom, with
lis advantages, would rake COED fettlencns.
: The great Virginia tate road leading to the
Hasss Of Ohio and kentucky, psaes by and
through thefc lands, which being on a fine nayr.
gable river will command ready and High price
tor the produce to the emigrants to the wefsrn
sountfy both by land and water. Their Gtua,i.
on, befdcs, gives their occupants choice OF the
saaefn or wetern markets, as produce mny be
found mott profitable. The cliaste is mild and
remarkably favorable to the production OF fruit
Salt works are erected on the banks OF the river
but a few miles above thefe lands, and the neigh
borhood farniEhcs abundance of iron, eosl, lime.
f}one, mills and mill feats: 70 that, there is no
part of the wstern country which holds out mere
adyaatages TO p:rfcns defirous of emigrating.
A more particular Description of thsfe lands.
with plots of the fsyesa lots, their situation, de-
tctiption and prize. may be had by application
M Aiexsndria, to Mr.. WILLIAM. CRAIK,
who attended the fulvsying of theas, OF to the
tubfcribet.
JAMES cRAIK.
8prh 8. laws
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PUBLIC SALE.
May

- Y yltue Of deed Of trua from 7bo"as' +
I } El1ey 10 sse iab.cribst. for the potpois OF
ssfs-1ring deSe due frcm fad Eszey 70 Daniel
na.Cafty Ch,csRei, viii be exPoied 90 pubic
lale. on chat pasS Of the ptemifes now IN ths te-
pu,e Of Ms. -;alio. Barnes. on SATURDAY,
the sia day Of May next, at II o'siosk'
Two Tracts of Land adjoining
each other;
Containing about 500 acres. i,aNe n the soan-
~ Of aitsax, GA Tue n5rth f3ik Of Pohick Kan.
:boat nilss from Faisf x eouri henfe.
Doddrige Pitt Chiehsiter.
April 7e. IawN
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

WILL be gisen for experimenting and iecrf
w ing in Jail, young mulatso man hat
named ANDREW. lie was hired by ne 10
year 10 M. jf{sph Thomas, wFo keeps The ~,
Gle tsfry enp,h,e 10 Alexandria, AID atfco''s
from that place a5out the latter end of has't
.!aF. He is about IS ears Of age, 5 feet 3d.
'oeh--s high, iaity ana well made, hes !ao'i f~5
led h&ir, aad is frequently fabjett to have ier
raj large pimples in his face. re is retkonrdp'I
be feniihle fellow, ofan eaty agreeable addfS
for q man III his low i here of life. Ash'~
nor been heard CT by ne fnce lis elopeaent,
lupecl he has had ne addtefs 10 ihip hsTIeh
f'eenan Oh bo4,d fase veG.l ethics az AleSip
dTia or Baltimore. Whoever takes him uP's
iscaEes hiIn in any Jail, !haal receive tfoa!n
the above reward, as loon as due iofofma''"
thereof IS given to me or to Doctor ". z. q"
IN, AZ Port Tobacco.
C. B. CauGn
Maryland, Charles couaty, [ -
January II. JfFeb. 81 rs. -
PRINTED DAILY
Ell SAMUEL SNCWIEN
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Dliiolutlon Of Copartnerlhnp.

THE copartnerthip hitherto fulfilling uepder
the frn of J9eb6 Riaat e Co. of Alexandra,
wasdllioised the fri infant, by mutual con.
ient: AlIpeffons that are indebted to, OF thas
have claims on the fame, are requsaea-to come
forward and {estie, asst is dsGrat,!t ciofe the
concern as ioon as poaible. Thofe whole &C
counts are of lerg Randing are particularly re-.
qaehed to attend to this notice, and make
payments 90 either ofthe labfcribcrs.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore.
Septembel l8. tt
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70 GKoaGk f. sFRAAsss Ris6nssa, !"
Firgiaia.
DtsTalcT or CoLuMBiA,
10Th May, 1890.

.
Sir' peat. 10 take na,iss, that by virsae OF
,;G j, ,S,sd aaa dssGtsd TO Aiexsnlsf
= -, Ioaa a4ssk, Richard Hcrdinan, Joan
~ AVID ear EasEIcsrt. oy shs ssIcaIs court
- -, IT ,ted states forsre dittIist OF Cosamsia'
81 i Inc couaty of Al;eandrla, tor ssklng
D9.e ...tsa.StUa, OF Asarsw Ssbfon and Eswaro
Evans, In The fuit IN iaii souri, wherein You arg
n,.;,.;g - .a-s-,-1.-.~ 5lururSfise1 ~sripsny VI
al.x,adris arc defendants ; the iaid Defendants
will efoceed, on shs lesh day of juue, IN tbs
year, al Kngaon, in tie IGand OF Jamaica at
n. hcafs OF G.sus, Meek and Stewart, in h.ng-
Goo. 70 TAX. the expeditions al the afoieiaid W.T.
n.f., in ssss iuR asoresaia depending IN the SQUIRT
xss.aia. !,
WILLIAM HARTSfoaNE. PysfatHt
OF the MaIins Infufancs Company OF
Alexandria.
May II.
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April B..
II O B E L E T,
FOR A TERM OF YEARS.

FOR TERM or YEARS,
NJ @. q NJ T e Il G Z E,
:s2'hs beaa;ial CouNray. of the late Lord
Fairfax containing
a BOUT :wS hundred and twenty nine and
/ Y an half acres of Land, bounded Oh one hde
BY Hunting. Creek. Upon hepremiles there is
every neceGaFy convenience requiate for she &C.
: eonmeiatiou of gentesl family. yiz.s Mani.
o. tosAe, Kitchen, Laandry, Smoke Houfe,
Sssble and carriage Houfe, a good Garden en-
Gloied, Sc. Polishing all the advantages of a
moi diversified and exteadye proipeet, healthinets
os 6suasion and proximity to Alexandra; it
!, .nos DC oon6dered as one of the moi. de6rablc
places OF teGdsncc 10 this part of the country -
Apply 10 Eiliiam Rtrttrf, Efq. Of this town,
OF 10 the Subfsrioer near Patuxent iron W rla.
Rfince- Georgea county, Maryland.
John Carlyle Herbert. s
January rs. law
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Dr.. Kaw}on'5 Anti Bilious Pills,
or, Family Phyfc.

The extraordinary celebrity thsic pills have
gaiacd, she uaIverfai demand for them and eiiesm
Of which they arc held by medical men Of TIC fra
eninence, are fufhcient teitimoEiais OF their in
trinlc worth. In great csits and iudden attacks
Of ditdFders, an early ufc ofthcfe pills often pro-
duees the happief effects, and taken once in eight
or tea daysin cafes of iadigehion, kraischs, tiz-
go ,,arno r,ouach aEG Bowels, dyfeH-
tries, dlarehosas, dropfss, &c. ard iise,a.
ute of my anti bilious bitsersin tie ntermediat.
,usac has relieved patients almof to d miracle
price y CENTS boz.
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John c.. LADD

Has jgf rretfp<s
100 boxes New-York hard sea-
of q hyperion quality. Alio.
a lew hogsheads Mufcosada Sugars,
De. WeR. Iodia Run,
Tierces Of Rice and bales of Cottos.
Wanted to pwehae
700 hoelheads bright Virginia Tobacco.
April go. 4
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. Stephen Cooke.
NICHOLAS KINGSTON,

R.fpcaluliy informs his trends and the public IN
!. general, that he hath remoycd his fore to.
King aree,, next doc, 10 MI. JOS. Tho,ntos't.
qebers he hafb tfariale ar ext<gfvt agoytssers