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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27
WASHINGTON, December "a.
BURR.

From information received from the weGwars,
we are told that Rir. Burr as, in the latter part
OF November, at Louisville, which is about 6xty
miles from Frankfort.
We also informed that three drafts
amounting to- 10000 dollars drawn BY Burr,
endoried by BennerhaiIe;, and accepted BIZ
Ogden of New-York, the relation Of DAYTON.
nave paiied through the hands of AlexapSsr
Henry, merchant OF Philadelphia. Ocden is
ttated to be poGeGcd ofH:;ie property.
We have perufed letter, which among other
thugs itates the following -
mat lone men high in Office III Kentucky
are CONCERNED i; = s;ifr project.
That an offer was made TO OF letters
OF introduction aud Gre dit 10 a member of Con-
ereis, who was concerned, by which he would
have received advances payable in Kentucky
or Orleans.
That Burr has his erniiiaries in Warrington.
who watch the cabinet, and give regular iufor-
nation.
That in a certain event Burr will come to
Warrington the event is reprcfen,ed TO be the
Executive taxing ferrous meallres to flop his
ehterpiize; in which cafe, it is faid he will take
this ftep with the view of drawing the attention
OF the people and government to binEif while
his Plans are projecting in th- Welt. lrwei.e
days is the period named - for his probable ar
rival in Warrington"
Burr left Cincinnati from Louifvie Nov. 23d
The grand jury were to meet at Frankfort on ,he
frR OF December.
il will be satisfactory our readers TO know that
orders fonle time lnce ili,ed TO call out lui-
cient body ofhe militia OF the iate of Ohio and the
other fates and territories I'D acent to the Ohio
river, for the purpole of guarding againt any un-
lawful enterpriie that might be attempted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27

The Legislature of this Fate have poflpcned
the election of Senator os the U. S. until the
3th of next month. III.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27

Burr left Cincinnati from Louifville Now 28d
The grand jury were to at Frankfort un th.
frR oil December.
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D:oi,ae@tic.
FROM THE AmsRicAN CITIZEN.

Remarks on fbe political and n,ih.ar, affairs Of
Eurcee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01

picions in the minbs of the good peo-
pie of this nation againf the exiting
administration of the general govern
amenr--an1 tnat il would be highly
improper in this Houle to take any
ifep which might influence or preiu.
dice caufe now depending in legal
tribunal of the u. S.--therefore, Re-
iolved, that faid memorials be by the
Clerk of this Houfs returned to thof.
from whom they came.
Mr.. Clark required the previous
queition, which was taken by Yeas
and Nays, as follows: {" ihall the
main qucltion be now put" Yeas u
Mays IS. =
The quefion was then taken by
: Yeas and Nays on the fsveral men,
bers of the rcfolution as divided by
LIT member, the Yeas were 7S,-Nays 8.
ad-Yeas 7o-Nays I,.
3d--Yeas S4--No Nays.
iaf--Yeas 7I-Nays ii.
We thall not refrain from expref.
hng our fatisfadion at the completely
abortive iRue of this miferable at
!. tempt, viewed either relatively TO time
or fubfance, to impair the confidence
of the people in the'puriry of the mo-
tives and the fairnels of the conduit
of the Executive, and particularly of
the Prefident and Secretary of State.
The objed was undoubtedly to fow
fuipicion, TO fcatter milreprefenration,
TO calt cloud over the fair fame OF
. men Whole names and fervices have
{. become identified with republican
principles. But the poifon has been
met by its an,idote, and the blow
smenaced at Athem has recoiled with
double, with Overwhelming force on
the heads OF its authors. The at
tempt has extor.ed from the Repre-.
fentariyes ofthe people vote of con.
fdence, 'alrnof unparrelled in the an
nails of Legislative, bodies--a vote Of
feveny to thirteen.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01
Nsv Int Warshoue.
r R4THBUN s. BUFFUM,

ID ESPEC rFULLY iatorm3 their friends
IN and the pubic IN general, that ,h'y hsve
efabliih,d an extcnGye HAT FACTORY,
in the cpuasry. from which their Wholeiaie &
retail HAT WAkEHOU ,E No. IA. Guar
sips Providence. will be c,nasn,ly mppnci
with Beaver. Gator. Plaled and Wool ha,s. of
every de!cr'p,ion they viii slfa cjaaan IS keep
ccn pleIe sGonnep, OF ElgIih Hiu Ladies'
Beaver Jockies, Chip Hsu Hat Cafes and Baad
b Bxs, la'sc sG,nm-nt ot hat Trim n.nss.
DscauG,, 9 NC, B,wAnags &c. &c.
Tee sb,se 2 ,ods wiii b. fold ny VII ilef,le or
retail, tor Caih or approves credit. as low 40
can be puschaied in New Yolk or Bsaou.
Gentlemen and Ladies, Country sme,,hants
and haueSs. and every clais OF Citizens are in.
viied 10 call and lee for themie,e, A. il is pre-
ioned they can here iuit their tate, aud get the
wquh OF their money.
Hau Dnned in the nesteR manner, thols
bough, a, this tore will be dtrGei sra,is.
Cain given Tor FURS.
Providence. 4,h no. g h. 1906. 3v.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01
NOTIFICATIONS

THE inhsbi,anu Of the town OF Newport.
are reipesfuly Informed, thar on "Wednesday
eveping, the 7,h of Mav, 4 DIscsuKsr will
be Delivered 10 the Second Congregational Meet.
ing houf-, before the MifTionaty Society OF
Rhode, Ifland. for fprcsding the benign iu Aaeucc
~ Cbfaisoiry ;--thst mohc will be preeared
for shc occaG an--ani that. At the ciofe OF the
ferviccs, an sgreeable opportunity will be pre-.
{rnied {, the friends of their caoie. 10 sffofd
charitable fIifsoce BY ConuibS'iyn.
B, order ef ~. Ssehy.
CAlEB ]. TENNEY, Stenfay.
Nrwss,f, Ap,a 7q,b. SEQ.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01
SharA. SoygsshaM & 10.

Have removed froa i43 20 Ia7 Thamei Street
cppohte John +. To~nfeud & Co. They
turn 'hsir' thanks fofthc liberal pat
ronsee they have already received.
Try bavr sslD on band. /s, Sai>. ibe /silewirg
segSyimsD Of Bssn. ss~s. &c. Anel1 J,sm
BNm- jmssg -obifb gre,
TtADlES KID, tqsne toes, of the lsica faih-
IL ion.
10. Morocco. Slippers, fquare toes.
D.. D.. with heels aud fqaare toe'.
M,acs Of al kinds.
M.n,, lined snd boond. 6ne.
Do. common and ccaffe.
Boys, lined and bound, end c,srfe.
Childsens, Of all kinds.
ALso.
An sn,rmens Of aosoary Bot Legs, and
Ronetr Bot Top'. -
Litswyt--A variety Of TRUNKS - sfusl.
Ns~port. April 80. $500.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01
Rhode-Illand Bridge Company.


VXIHEREASahe Stockholders eta Gene
wv" si.mee,ing On the ao.h Novenbef lat.
!" Rssoivcd. That the cemeany ~iil proceed in
the undertaking OF Re boilains the Bddec."",--
In pufaance whereof the Dreetbs,, having 10.
yciigased the principles upon which 'he Bildgs
may he built, and where and at shat rate ,hs
materials for the fame can he procorei, are nov
prepared ia 90 OF with fsid work. Wherefore
they have Reiolvsd. That Ten Dollars be af-
fed on each and every fhirc in the aock Of this
company, aud tina, The fame be paid toihs
Treafurer, az the Bank Of Rhode Ia md. on %
before T'huriday the fra day OF May nexs.
The Directors have alfo Refolved, That sgc-
neral meeting Of The aockholieu be called at
the Statc. Houfe in Newport. on Monday ihs
fifth day Of May next, at tco o'clock, A. NJ.
y hca report will be made of tne payments
made on this sGra ansnt Ard bo6pefs ofimpor-
tance to she corporations will be lad bsfors
them. N
BY Order Of ,be Direlon.
3. HAZARD, Clerk.
Nespovt, Apriil8, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01
VIE THE SUBSCRIBERS,

u ENG by the Court OF Piuba.c OF the town
~ Of Pouimouth, appointed Commitiionen
20 receive. examine. and sdjult the claim, Ut 'hc
Creditors TO the Eaae OF ISAAC ]. EA-
TON, late OF Po',fmouih deces(ed. tep'eien cd
ioioyent, give notice TO all qe,fous Who havea-
nysdemsnd, sgsInits laid Eas'e, TO brog them
in to either Of usa our reflective D~ciliug,.
within SIX Monihs tsom the daie hereot. being
the tine allowed by laid Cour, for ,ha, purpoie.
No accounts allowed. un.eis properly al,eaed
TO.
WILLIAM BRIGHTMAN. l Commit
JOB LAWTON, honew.
ALL pcsf,ns Indebted to faid Eaa,c, are re-
queited TO make immedi,,e payment TO
ROBERT LAWTON,. Adminfi'r. 4
Portfmouth, April ar, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01
N E w P O r t.
THURSDAY....MAr /, 1896.


On Thurfday laf, the Newport In
dependent Volunteers, made their firlt
appearance in uniform. They Al
iembled at the State houle at o'clock
p. M. AT 3, they formed upon the
parade, and marched down TO Gen.
Simeon Martin's, o receive their ltan.
dard. The itreets were thronged
with spectators as they pafed. When
they arrived before Gen. Martins
they wheeled in mott excellent order,
and formed in line, without leaving
the lealf vacancy between the pla-
toons. After the crowd had b en-
difpe,fed from about the door, Mifs
Eliza Martin, with that mixture of
diRidence and grace, (which is peculiar
10 the American fair, prefented the
EnGgn of the company their ftandard,
accompanied with the foil owing ad-
drefs /:
ENSIGN ABaAKAM d. TiLLEr,
SIR,
This fandard prefent you, i'm
preaed with the idea that you never
will dihonof it. The Motto thereon
is Warrington, our Example. May
YOU, the officers and folders compof-
ing this company, imprint it in your
minds, and ever revere the memory
of our late renowned hero. ~
ELYzA Martin.
After the Enfgn had received the
fiandard, he returned the following
anfwer:
Miss ELIZA MARTIN,
The Newport Independent Volun-
teers have authorized me to allure
you, thatimpreHed with fenfe of
your Cenero6ty, they respectfully re-
turn you .neir thanks for the hand
fome prefent With which you have
honored them. Taking Warrington
for their Example, they will never
difcrace nor furrender it but with
their lives.-And may the love of our
country, and the love of Liberty in.
fpire us to emulate the vir,uesof our
late IlIufrious Chief.
The Company then fired a hand
fome falute, and withdrew 70 fnilh the
day in military exercife:
tits but juIiice to remark, that the
condua Of both the officers and FOL
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01
TO be Let at Pa6Iie Aul7ion,

I'M Friday. she gin rat. st 10 o'clock.
va. NJ. on the Pemifss. for stcrm OF tin;
(sticien, 70 raifc the fun OF too hundred dol
lan-,ne half to i'o paid 10 three months. anl
tDe o,hss halt IN f,x nosih,--the real Ease of
David MeiviIi, Pe~tssef. deceafsd. isxssping
frn,ll scsem-rt N the chano-f,. sod the res-
,erinx shop.l coada.ag Of Dssilins.i,osse.
G.st:o, stsole, snd slr,d every convenience
,.c4lAnlly 6tsstcd sndi Z I'D 'rpa'r.'
By CALEB GREEN, hlosss/si1 tFsf''
Aswb0r. Myf, .so6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01

Aad ai'i pcrGa ia hopelsfs fray,
Who waots lee to--run sssyl
Wi!iye attack our mode, ot ipiIi,,
By rsg az Z snd A eE;yR,--
Who, had ye forty eaisg9ri>s,
Mua knuckie a ',srlsRooAroRirsl
Far lo.-sitaout your isct'oas iehiims.
A 6erce brigade u SJKs9rr.
Like Ger'naa troops. by Eosisni pander'd,
Ruth loysl round her trophied tandAId
Sc ,hem achieve. Ike Nsf,o'. tss,
Hypsf6 fs---sor TsAsALcAss
Dilemma tarnifh tai at iinsot,-
Sori,es j,in, w'thout impfelren,,-- f..s
Bold MIN 6sht. tsni not -four chide,l
Add minors N ,rt hnzz, tor oor Gde. 2
L. Boskr's fublime, shridea ralh hoiie,
I've rode lcsrus, fans his balho,.
(For waxen wings OF royal Iesiiog 4
VIII fand your bsffT Yaukcy pcaling )
" (" myR a." ~hiseienw 'itound,d,
oee your m.moriss all knock q DO sn dead
Beh Ia your proau'e arg meats 9aiveIing.
Your acasral fchenes and burgeol. ihtvering ;
In deep cor wilton OF sff light,
Admit or fwesr Cd England's righ'.--
Aah rsih inveeiises K smR hes navy.
DoShwi,h your h.iu:s and cry Seeavi.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
----~-~
THOMAS EdRNSHET.

FTHOMHS EHKNSHE7,
HAVING removed from No. 10, Market
/ | Square. 10 No. s. Mn Street, the houie
lately occupied by Mr. Peiek Ksighn. whefe he
continues TO take B,arden =, efust; the houfc
IS conmodiou, and pleafartIy fsua,ed thefe
Gcnilcmea ~ho viii plesfeto fsyour him with
their cuaon, fhalI he we'll sccommod4ted, re.
cei,s good trca'ment, the terms reaionable,
AID siiI receive the thanks of the fubfcribcr.
Ntwss,f, Hbni 3oib, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01

diers, during the whole time they were
under arms, was well worthy of the
name by which the company isoalled.
The privates, at the fame tine that
they felt the dignity and confequence
of eitissn joiiisrs, were fenfble Of tn.
neceility of fu5ordination in all kinds
of Afpciations andsthe officers, apt
preciating fbs true Amsrieaa cbarat7sr,
which they knew their foldiersto poi-
-lefs, gave their commands in that de-
licate, yet digniEed manner, which
fscured them the obedience and ef-
teen of their folders.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01

Sstsd 10 s5s Sre6s, .Ubab sby are dtrrmiseS
y :. Sell ar is4D az cas- be bSrebe/sd in Ne1v.
for -
AMONG WHICH Afs,
Excellent Dotch Broad French Lsscs.
Cjotb. Laced Silk Sleeves snd
Bea fspcrfnc Es7Iih. EagIifh Silk Gloves.
blue. black, aod mix. White and chinsz Fin.
do. Rcss
Second. mi miidfiog. aodWb;fe and Colored
low pr:zcd do. Bed Lace.
Super. and. other csHi. Very foe Iodia Book e
me,e,. s1uli Mullins.
View fine white flannel. Es,rs ioug and habit
Yellow, bloc, black, red Kid Gives.
soa green AanoeIs. Mems sh''e and black
BsiEc, and Serges. six Gives.
Ca.sioe, & Feasnou yhsRof6, and EagIih Die
Irif, Linoens snd Shirt spsr.
Couoas. s-4 ,nd Engiiih Di.
VcIvets esd Psseut syer. FOR 'sble-c ,hss
w,,ned Co,d, s-& ersao, Satin.
PIreos Cord. sad other D'm'& shawl
wsiac,sting. Csmrb. Fisf do.
BIsoker from 6-4 soEagldh Lu'efriug,& Sc.
} frt.h,. Y abtei1, &s.
Newport. JaaaayI, 1890, =,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01

'Tbh fsrsifr ses' sO,nsu 6.fav tbe ntsV' y
Pui'' esa.S bad a,,iusd
I SseD ID. CsSVasys Jsu,nai avSiis in 7r;p'i
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DocroR LoR

{ NELEBRATED BIJTERS tor the Jsun-
~ diccSand AZ Bgico complains. ,or ise
by NATHANIEL DE tR8ORN, opp G,e
Mr. rowoIcnd's G r., houie. corner ol BAa-
nilet's Wharf, 81 per. box, with dieelions.
NeNpnn, R.nsil "a.
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/ By the laa 3 R,n papers itarnears, shst the {
IS NO cBoIoE - GavsssoR; and that
Gco. Heun the Republican Candidate tar Lieut..
GoSesnor is clccsed by hsndfomc msjjny.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01


DiEDl Il, mi. town. son Monday evening
laa, M. Elijah Kaas,, in the S6 year Of his
age. hi, tlagral will be at shree O'CLOCK this
shernpou. from The hcuie o. Capl. Phiiip Jatin.
No. :, Wsin'ng,on Street. at which ime and
place hi. rslstiors aud friends are requtted TO
attend,
--- In this tom veacrday, Mr.. Jsnes Bsx-
r,, OF Brntable. i Mds.) aged abou, i6 ,esrs,
his funeral viii be q, two o'clcck this afternoon.
frlm ,hr hauie of Mr.. FIancis Almy, Nc. AZ
Long Wharf
- Al Baa.n. Mr.Jmafbos LHhbridfs.
formerly of thn town, in the so year Of his ace.
- On ,hc Coat cf africa. the ish Of
Nov. laf, Mr.. JamU d. Yiah, Con OF Mr. ma
than,el Wall. o, sh,s tovn aged Il years.
a - In the vicinity OF Ns~. York, on the
10th ,nA. after icng an5 tedious ,inea, 10 she
7ssh year OF his age. the Hon. Hs,sfp Gatef.
Lieutenant. General in the fcrvice OF she u ).
during the late revolutionary wat--iiis char
aeter in our next. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-01

Mefrs. Howlsnd and STATION have arrived in
town, trou, the Seat oi Govcsnnent.
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FoR THE RnoDs-IsLAsD RrusL,sAs.

FoR THE RHoDs-IsLANp RtrusLIsAx.
BRAN NEW LOClCK,
OR & 80
AN INVIN c.iBLE E PLEA
BRITISH DEPREDdTIoN
ON AMERICAN COMMERCE.
BY LAscAsrEk Loyal. ESQ:
Candidate for peerase or Psnaon.
CAN7o iii.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
DR.. Rau/cn'5 Aat5 Bilious Pts,
or, Family PhYlic. H.

The extraordinary celebrity thesc pills have
ga;aed, tie univerla demand for them AID eGeem
Of which they arc held by medical men OF the f. 4
cnBcnce, are fufScient telt;nonials OF tlleir IL.
triafc worth. II great c,es srd !uaden assscks
of aifodsss an early ufs Of theft. pills often pro
duces tn. haPp;ee ef5eas, and taken ones IN eight
OF ten daysin cafes of,indigsRion, hsadashss diz
zintfs, p.i;is in the folnach and bowels, o!iea
tries, diareha,as, dropGss, sc. ard fflerai
u!e OF my anti bilious btteis in the Intermediate
tin. has relieved patients siu,uA 20 c Hisscle-:
price = cents q box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
/ his is to GIVE Notice,

THAT the subscribers, Of Alexandria coan-
ty, in the district Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers OF administrator on the personal estate Of
John Lan1adoa, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased, all persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
them with the vouchers thereofto the 'subscri-
bers, on or before the 18th day Of December
next, or they may By law be excluded from ali
beneht to SAID estate. Given under our hands,
this 18th day OF September 1905.
Margery Lumldoa, dom y.
Charles Slades Adw'y. .,
n: b. ALI persons indebted to the a}ore
estate, are requested to make immediate paw
ment TO the administrators.
SepteWbsr II. aagew
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
This is to rive Notice.

&
THAT tive subscriber, OF Fsliriar county,
in the state of Virg Tia, hath obtained frolnt;e
Orphans Court of 4Alex;tnd,la county, IN the
district of Columbia, letters Of administration
jdaounge nnaore atate Of Ira GunnedD on the
personal estate of PRESLEY GtrHNELL, late Of
the county last aforesaid deceased, all persons
having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit them with the youch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, Oh or before tie
18th day of December next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said estate
Given ander my hand, this It'll day of Sep
TENDER, 1906.
..IoHN HUNTER, Administrator
durante fninore @tate Of Ira Gun
nell executor Of Presley Cunnell,
deceased.
n. B. All persons$indcbtedto the above .es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the administrator. .5
September IA. 2aw6w
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City Property.

saA seNo or erfhanget for Vet or Dry G9M .,
u HANDSOME two story Frlne h0l'S'
N two rooms on floor to the frdll; ''a.I oh
ing on corner lot and well finished uIOao 'r
cut, with Kitchen, coach-houSe, slaDI'' o. ohs
den, and other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W.
two story Brick House adjoining the Sam arr
The situation of this property is equa S, ~G
in the City of Washington, lying Ill , ui,
line and very near to the intended new U,tr =;
Which is to cross the Potomac. The utIe wy. ~r
be found good and indisputablc. Fur'D W. f,Ib.
ticulars may be known by applying |" Wv
scriber. ,hose
N. B. Those persons in the CITY anu 's s,b.
in the country who are indicted u Wv I,iy,
scribef's store in Washington up " -
1904 likewise those persons N Tow" Alex.
ountry who are indebted to his store Ia M rn,s
andria, by notes and book accounts "e snl
earnestly requested to take up tieir nh ~ ~
close their book accounts, OH or before u brot
11snday in October nert, or suits WIZ
against them without respect to pefso,, ,av ~
There are a few who, should they not Palh b
by that time, will be exposed at full lens'D'
the public papers. ., debt.
PaopvcE will be taken for country a abot.
provided it is delivered by the tln''
A'''N' John A. Burfo I'd
July IS. --,,..,..ssss>
~. sks1n.rre-7sE7T'''"'' ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscribers, in pursuance to an order o OF
Charles county court to them directed, VIII
expose to Public Sale, for cash, on the SCI
cond TUESDAY In October next, at the
courthouse door,
YFyWO, tracts or parcels OF LAND, lying
and being in Charles county aforesaid
called Pexnsr and Penne,.'s Enlargement---ot
which Doctor Brown, late of Saint Mays
county, died seised. They are situated within
three or four miles of Port obacco and are
wen tinbered.
AS it is presumed that those who intend to
purchase will view the premises, further de-
'scription is thought unnecessary.
John E. Ford.
William H., Ne Pherfons g.
George Jenkins g.
William MsPherfon, :,
William Hamilton. J
September g.. ~, SaWts :.
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7homb;oat hrcnatsc Tcotk PATE,

For the fcur7y in the teeth ard gems, and for
whitening and prsfe'virs the teeth = ikswrts
takes of Al! difagreeable fneliz from tie breath,
which generally arites fssa, fcorbusic guns ara
bad ttsth. This pzseis mach in ne, and high.
" c{ees,sd by all fhofe who value ths prefe,vAG.
anof their teeth. i. r1sy be applied &. all times
with tbe grestsA fafs,y. Ii is realty Put up in
pewter boxes with paper .direaions. F'ice Sc
gents box.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

The fubicriber returns his grateful
thanks to his friends and patrons, fort6eir past
fyors and libcrality towards him and begs
leave respectfully to inform them, and the in
habitants OF alexandria generally, that he viii
commence his NIGHT SCHOOL ca EIoadug
the 22d nstant, at his Academy in Prince
street.
Young gentlemen, desilous'of becoming ac-
quainted with the arts OF Surveying, Navisa-
ten, use Of the Globes, or any Of the different
branches Of the Mathematics, will meet with
due attention from
William slade.
September %. dSt2aw
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THIS IS TO gzue Notice,
September 6.

n That the subscriber of Baltimore, in the
i state of Maryland, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Alexandria County, in
the District of Columbia, Letters Yestamen
tary on the estate of JOHN FOSTER, late of
the county aforesaid, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit them, with the vouch
ers thereof, on or before the Goth of March
next, or they~may by law be excluded from
al! benefit to said estate-and all persons In
debted thereto are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to the subscriber, or to lanes SAL
derson, of Alexandria, who'is duly empowered
to act for me.
Gwen under my hand this Doth day Of
September, 1906.
Henry Thompfon,
Jsred~sor.
Sent. III. 2awSw
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! Valuable Family MculCIlltS.
I'M ,<1eiyfd direct ,am 'A< Pateafet,, end
: FOR@SALE BIZ
lanes KENNEDY Jun.
= DRUGGIST ~ :
The following Valuable Medicines:
Dr.. -Rawion's Anti-Bslsous and
StomacheJ Bstte7s.
PREP AIRED BY
THO M II S II. RA WSO ~,
Member of the Connections Medical Society.


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Inc Price o cente a box