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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-27
VALUABLE FAMILY
MEDICINES.
J,a received airea from the Patentees and
FOR SALE BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY, JUN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
DR.. Rawion's A'nti-Bllaous ans
Stomachel Batter5.
PREP RED BY
THO M n S II. K II w 5 q N,
M,c,ocr of the Connetticus Medical Society.

r@HEsE Bitters have undoubtedly had the
m ,ft rapid fale of any Patent Medicine e.
yer before difcovered, aud are jualy appreciates
!, their fine ular and uncommcn siriussio Tor re
ltorioe weak and decayed contributions, aud ali
that train of implicated complaints 70 common IN
the firing and tall feafons, (uch as iaterxittans
Fevers end agnes, laag aatamaaf F<Oess, -
Gateries, &c. They are alto a very pieaiant b't
ter for common ufc, and where they are known
shcy have taken the place and fupefccded the use
of all Other bitte,s in public houlssas wei! as III
private famiIies.-Price 50 cents Dc1.
DIR. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills,
THE great faIe ana incrsaing demand Tor thefe
valuable pills for thcfc twelve yeafs p4a, be:
fpeak their intrinhc worth. They have proved
Gnguarly eficacious in Billiout ard Ye!lsao, je.
vsys, Jaanaice, Heed Aaeb,, DC1/rntr'fes, BfHsaas
Lbohc, CeGfotasG, FemakrmElaixfs, re.
Tne very great dcniant and high eiteefr ~
whict. thefe pills art held throngkot the United
States and the Wea indies, has induced many 70,
counterfeit them the parchaferis requsited to
obierve that the name of Samuel Lee. jun. 1.-THE
patsntcc is affixed to each bill of directions, 10
his own hand writing, or they will not be gcna.
Inc Price SO cents box.
DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and fate application for that diIa,
grcsable complaint called the ITCH. Price ~
cents box.
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Murch s.
Murch &. aswst!lpA
N O T C E.
In the CAFE Of Josiah WATSON, a 6Sak-

Z y = ------ = -
TNHE Creditors who have proved their debts
under commiflion of bankrupt, awarded
and iIued againft, 9sGab Watfax, late OF Alex.
apdria, meschant, arc requeRed to meet the al.
hgnee of the faid bsnkrupt's eRate, at Gadsby's
hotel, in the town of Alexandria, on Wednel-
day, the 9th day Of April next, at ten O'Clock,
In the forenoon, As baE5 efs of the hrR impor-
tance to the interea of the faid efate will be
then fubmitted TO the confederation Of the creci.
ssors, it@is hoped there will be a full meeting.
John M'Iver.
March {. zawoshAd
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that diia
grcsabe complaint called the ITCH. Price, ~
cents box.
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THE fubfcribrr begs l:ay. to inform Il.
l. friends and the public in geneal, TIA, \.
fill carries on The buib.ls ofm.king and r.,.;.
ing igfrrmfxn; snd has for lat, Pisro Fort.
plain anu additional key'd Violin., &. On r.,
ionabie terms; alto ofr,s his icryic.s 10, tur,,.
and regulating the different Inirunsup, y,
thiuks proper 10 infolm The public bis tenn, :,
heniDg, 70 that there may De no nifuadsllanJng
hereafter, viz.
Gm
For tuning Grand Piano Forte, ,n
10. HarpGchctd, 400
Ifquiling do. ,oa
Squne Pianos, (inpcr.d) Iso
Do. Do. American raspufafiur.,
Strings, and ether repaifs, btG1ss ,unng--
ts14 charge.
j called on 10 60 in the country--aa9aDxs
tbArge, according 20 The Tn. ard dlaaacr.
81 As il is trcnblesome booking and. c,l.
ling for fuch .fia-r, rle laolcfibsr hops. Ina.
thote thu, employ him, will rot thias hard Of ii,
TO pay the cain a loon as tn; Job is completed.
John Selen
March 8. g wlf
|En7on (hpoh Pr1nJ Mo9,7iGGoyu
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Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir ;
Or Cos4gh D7obs,

Or Coatgh Drops,
Fer cosgss, Colds, Aahmas, ipittirg Of blood,
and all difeafes Of the langs. Irs merits aands
ansiyallea. Price SO GEMS bottle.
DR.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price SO cents box.
Hinkley's Infallible remedy for
the Piles.
Price SO Cents a Bas.
Very particular directions accompanying each
of thefe valuable medicines.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
GENERAL EATON.

Whatever the Clay colo hearts Of futh men as
RAND LfH, and his followers, may FAY of the
lerviccs Of this gentleman, bis countrymen have
too feeling fene OF the impo. of his k06ours
and know 100 we'll how to appreciate merit and
talents like lis, TO fcFcf malice and envy to cor
foars tksm-
II slmoa every public addrsfs, where this his.
tory of the times 10 touched upon, sthouph but in
the li3hteR manner, the name of FAToa is
found aud eusbled by the voluntary sfuGons OF
gratitude and admiration.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
AoRRIBLE MURDER.
aExirsa IF ttttr to'a gsrtLtmas ia Riie5m0ad

! sxirsS q 8 litter to'a gsEfLemas ia Rie1mezd,
dated Hal5fsx. J5as. 10.
"'Theie happened ia this county few days
'hlce, themoR brutal murder ever knowr. The
natcsrsf is IN the hands of the law, and is e.
unietss an examination this day. ltis ia proof
mat Wills Williams, young man late efKen.
tu;ky, 'n-charae.sr ofa Ssgs trader, did in opeu
Gay Sithapol..ax beat our The brairs ofa ycnag
man nsned John Dxan, the fore keeper o.
L''S0ino, Raglaad and CO. 10 the fore hoafs
Of the ianis; after which he robbed the tru ks,
&c. Of TIE houfe and took ous of them money
a an oahk notes to the amount Of 1900 OF 1000
collars, after whith The rifcsl locked the door.
SaSing the dead body alone in the houie, threw
away o. iscressd the key, concealed the axe in
'ae negotiating woods, saad concealed the hlvcr
% ,n' amount Of one hundred dollars, together
wa tue merchant's private papers in hollow
Nss, al Of which were fouad.t'
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January IS.
Ccntreviile Academy.

ON NE I'd day Of January next, an scAs
" pEMY will be opened in this place Tor ths
reception of Studcnts, under the direction cf the
Reverend Mr.. SNYDER, Alfred by ore or mere
t{hcrs.
! This Gentleman has conducted different AGA.
denies for the f ace OF G,-ral years paa, with
great credit: his department is csnfonant to his
fation, and TO the accomplishments OF ftheIar
he adds the happy facility OF exciting in bis pu-
pills ia. fymptoms Of literary germs, and TO cul.'
:ivate their mental Improvements. -
In this initiation will be taught the Lsti.
and Creek Languages: the EusEh laagOags
grammasically Grogrephy, HiaoIy, E'ocut'-
On !; rte xstious branches of the Mathematics (;
! Writing Arithmetic and Book keeping. ~
There are few PLACES in cur country eaorc ad
vAiageouay iituae,i fur an inanu,ion of this
nature, than this >-Iss uation is very elevated
and the air Ia ubrious and in he Centre OF .
remarkably i:sslthy rc7gEbnbood The ncceds
,;es OF life are cheap asc rsay esLiy be procure
Tire GfiaeR attention will be paid to the NOR !.
oil Che Students bora in ard Dut OF fchool.
The se.ins Of ;r;ticn will be; fer the att
and Greek languages, ineIutine CSgispfy *
~ dollars fcf tie Mathematics 20 oo lars
keasing, Whiting. ard Ayiitnetic. Il dollar
FER anndm, paid qaa,ssriy in adssnee. A final
ronsrba,icn VT: be required Fl gn eaeh pnp,l fo
the rufchsfe 81 fiFs wood.
csn.'s,l'., Dec. sewams
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fr'ntbe Philadelphia Gazette.
From WASHINGTON,
LIST mo. 22d, 1906.

FRIEND Rslr
-. concluded my last to thee with
friend Sloaa's call on Friend Dana for the
mof'ps which induced him to move for the
amendment, persons instead of slaVes.-
S!'snd Dana observed thar he believed the
0oVsr OF the resolution had brought il tor.
ward only as subject of revenue, at leas,
"s mad exhibited it in 20 other hight: he
you'd scene good reason why il should not
.a'sau 70 white persons, WHO are imporsea
't ~ 'a'' ooaatry as eell as to blacks,-
acre are many whites held in bondage
s..r a Years to pay their passages they
b,'i ,or a Tune slaves: many of these are
eY' aoie, serviceable men, of much
poas 70 the people Of the middle and
i ,sas'n states: taey arc impaired. There
AMI srea' d ference between i;mportetion
sss. emigration, "a distinction eniuently
vh;.l - mat very section of the constitution
10 nr M pronioiis congress from passing law,
eOnss ssse' sueo Importation bat allowing
dols.s's 1rapose a tax not exceeding ter
Tia =. rs to the motipe which suggested
.lenal anens. he would inform the gen
had rom New Jersey, that the practic,
,4avuS,no sen To judge Of resolutions, a
0''' &c., 20. by the conjecsursS
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( on u t'se Snsted States was the resIssi Of
nu1aal concession !: the preamble declares
ihe natursl equality OF all men the nossh-
ern 9 mlddie ssaies were cppostdio slave
~; they yielded .o.ihe electoral inAuence OF
slaves 10 me southern states; they wished
70 prevent me Importation OF more slaves.
ihe southern states consented, should
| more DC, imported, they should be li;blr 10
: taA hos exceeding ten dollars per head
the imposition OF Inc tax is then by cons.i.
tullonal consent. Congress have repcate d.
~ expressed their adherence ef the slave
trade, byiraicting, in all cases where lk< "
We're allowed TO make laws to ,ope. ATE, tie
most severe penalties ca those who were
roaceraed in this inhuman ,rafic. Since
the adoption OF The constitution, no state
has allowed lhe importation of slaves, iiii,
year slice, the state OF Sp,.lh Carc!La !;
hence no TAX has bsen imposed. Ii is a
cons1'utionai anu proper subject of .exztlon
shall re 'be ,cld that here the poor man
can obtain an easy living unincumbered
with TOO muchregulation, with taxes; shall
We be told that The bread is not taken trou
the mouth Of .labouf; and Yet, in the same
breath be Informed thar The pery sal, .hst
eniels TIT mouth Of l:tbour. taxed. while
ioorssoih che wealshy stakeholder i. ex.
efnpfed from paging cent? Slaves ave a
luxury, proper onject of taxation. If
luxury and vices are improper objects Of
taxation, what can be the proper? Though
1hT tax may .oPera,e on~a single sa e, his is
no Cause fosomhting It's operation; 70 tax
es operate Wrthpertecs equality; al he a.
gdHpuen Gi ihe constitution the .;ph CT ssaus,
taxing was grained By she southern states
II South Carolina be only one :ha, In potts,
the only one chat is or supposes herself 10.
be enrithed by this traac, she cf course
oughs 20 be taxed. It'is strange doc,rne
iodeed 10 infer, because we tax We lepalise
the araEc. 10 prevent importation we i'm
pose heayy,tsxcs on arilcles; to encourage
iClporsationwe take off all duties :pet .gen H.
ilemen Will say the Imposition of this tax
on slavss will iegalise, ADD encourage The
Importation of ihena. Gentlemen have
commended that the income arising from.
this tax is too inconsiderable 10 ,deser. e.
noiioe, many items make the whole If our
revenue, but the Income is of so trivial mo.
mene.i it is supposed that nine thousand
slaves were imported into South Carolina,
the last year, this wcald make AN item of
90 GOO dollars; perhaps this year the a.
noun. may be double.
feannot Friend RrH, remember fifth
part of the heads ethis admirable speech.
hopeswe shall zee it in foll. After Broon
spoke Bcdingsr, who hath some how lost
his way and s,rayed to his place. He said
he SHOULD not be skeerea by SIGH things as
the gentleman from Delaware had uttered;
he was against the resolution. The com.
mittee rose, reported progress, &c.
This day the subject was resumed and
The resolution .passed-Ayes co. for the
heao- of humanity NINETY = Noes Is, for
.oshonor of which can conceive, TWENTY
FIVE.
"A sketch of this days debate I will give
thee in my next. Thine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
FOR SALE,
1870 Cords Oak Wood.
APPLY TO
Phineas Janney.
4 mo. sth. c3t
m mo. 3tf.
FOR SALE.
By The ..MBSCRIRERS,

BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
\ FEW h1t fhcsds OF Tobacco, well iuited to-
n the Wef-India market,
Mould Candies in ilna boxes, Of very sup..
rior quality, and which are worthy the stten.
ton Of privass families,
An Invoice of psisn, h0llow Iron Ware, of En-
glilh mannaapfe,
One Turk + mock Madras Handk.r.hefs OF
various colours,
London Pssiiealar Tene.ife Wine, in quarter
caiks. 800. 4
Robert T. Hooc, g Co.
January IS. cow
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Nor dared 70 call his head his cwn,
To peace his ircn.bi.og foul inclined,
And all his pa, barous views reiien'a.
iTrmion F.dsraiD ]

"Bu,, hold our cou,le pua infant way,
And 'cIsis The ALPS our thoughts we'll carry,
Wiieie various Charles AID fierce M:ftna,
Ga cl-fi.k ground prepare tn $ Arena."
Ihsn or tbt 9eG auilhia tbt lana,
We pals To tske pr,.uder tapd;
Wisefe Psf slsss Kill ard EARNS bray'y J
Released our captive tais iiom ilsv'hy.
~, ercfInay We ieli the tory,
Which eltyah Colu,nbiA's CORY,
Apovc wha1 CSto . zeal has done,
Or aliths SciPios here have won.
Where, Fame, ansifance 'mofga mankind
Tro n.aieh cur Trio CENT thou hnd,
Who fo!d .hrif lives aptda the times 81.
1fey made 70 eonfecia,e the.s n.ncs,
Aud 10 CoiuanaiSs navy gave
A lut;ts wr..ca..icne ellie eanhavs."
(2'rey Geassse.3
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W - fouNd several pS 1 -
iisss Os g s unusually large size,
c.s tOo'a : !, &C creature that feeds on her,
pr8.ss : s, !. : these bones are insern'xed
Ssgs WIN ,s s If an animal ofthe largest
number 6 :, re sarnivorous kind also ?, :
,pseis' = { Re- poues Of young and smaller
purbsf - s and one might conjecture
nAnn O arsraoers, thar these careases nave
kh0n app s,ors than one hsndred years de,
ros pssa !, s ,bs earth. Enure pieces OF reed
Pol's .s. = l long, and swigs Of the pine Tree,
sii i i,rd ina large bed of dung SUPPOSED
arc i0u. ~ ;u,es,ines of the mammoath,-
70 % :" ~.s k;tled. Our acquaintance the
ghs''sM - sIaager, is busy 10 good 'wea-
kss' : bayiog full search made, tor the
thsr, = .,.I,ros. which if he succeeds, II
vaG S.bI, viii give further information con-
pfOOa as he nature and properties o. a sPe-
s g.. # animals now extinct.
~ arstbsr lefsr roar re fllSzf gentleman
EYE" dste6
WrraF, jar. 4t5, 1906.
= .,o,, Won in haae.about two weeks ago. =
ri, day | weu,.s the fpot where the Mammoth
49,. i. found, and with my own eyes fa,ished
D - oga curioiisy. The teeth, or rather she
~ are l,rper than ,hofe have feen, that
g.,s t,uad at csmpbell,,s Sabre on Holasin, or
.y.s s ,bol. al IT.; Big bone Lick in Kentnsky /;
NC grinders and the Ebaances that appear TO
no. S.,u IN the epiraiIs, Prove that tbisfn nasf
6 \, fo,,a has been creature that fed on her.
me. Ri. the iingulsr appearance of this rev
.lss na The variety ofla'ge B mes Already dog
~ oroy:s, that pare,et nbe!oaged t9!aree
,a Nm, Il 4. cssnyorous f9ecies. A large tr&
:, born Ia, been found, inherited 10 ii: hesd Or
r1.hef upper jaw, about two feet long, and eight
niche, inciIcumference. There have been ieycn
nader Jaw bones already found of this latter ami
NAL, as Mr.. Michael Kinfar Informs, on whoie
land ihis curious DEPOT; is fund by the lhaps
Of the horn, and its place lo'fiear the ncfe, tbs
fmaler animsl may have been a fpecies of the
Rhinoeeros, one kind ofwhich is Aid to be III.
Unicorn Of she arcieurs. Bat how foemaTy of
teen have been laid proffste on ,hs lame fpot
With the Mammoth, and Of thoic by RI. teeth.
'oand,. (thefe mutt have been feverssj zmskea' rhe
sh5ss matter Of admiration. Bdhap Madifon
WILDE ddsppoiuted in getting an catire 9ele,
% tue bones, at lcaR f,veral OF them after
aging been expoted feyeral daysin the open air,
:come very brittle, AID the country people have
arnei off 7fcvetsl the teeth, particularly tbs
rinder' OF the Mlmmoth. arein good fate ct
rssrsatior, ard may bear iranip ortaticn any
fheies
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Some Rupii people IT. the nation

!" Some aupii people it. the .nation
Ttink P.rGlsnf eaisye5ation,
Bout peace ant t'ien hip w,ll dilasn
Cur .r.cmita Ike wi.lii.s c!argn.
~ tacIl clasps lay their lead, tag7shcf;
10 ian The lae rciwi.h = feather
lo.iasnp .eit feet upcn ths grouaE,
"A III ktep thc goo: ifcin lumi:g roun6;
T. irale the u Don pa.idc rocket,
A d & IF the lIry f,a --cIotI,es picket;
ard WHEN a,ctm2':ih'd ali ,heir fchen,,s,
& ey'.lEeaiz si,i~s1ins drcams,
Cs sccring viic isa.sebbrts amer,
Wi;i,sr, he all oil osntoIi's thuhd.i!
I've gwen yau oiurns of; which treat On
ftc sioiiees deeds uf Genrrsl EATON,
Tough IN a pEopcr light to thow him
Nigh: veil rsqniie an Epic Pecan"
(Nerv lark Csm. A3v.5
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:" To this my ina, impartial lays
Mpa add cur isfau. Eagy's praiie,
Andbh, who led gallant band, !!
O'cr deisrt Sarcd's burn:ng fald. !;
And ( ,houfand dreadful datgers patti
Was crown'd @itbyidosy at lac {! !
Long will their.gratefil country own,
She ovssio them, and them alone,
That Afic trenbied on her plains, -
And freed herfcapeives from el:eir eha;rs!''
fNtw t1otk Evemsg Pg7)
s e q
Died last evening, Mrs. Many DAvEY,
in the 51ss,year Of her age, eonsort OF Mr..
Davey Davey, of this town. Her irienca
aud acquaintance are respectfully request
ed to attend her funeral froa the dw cling
house Of acr husband TO The Presbyterian
burying ground TO morrow at 3 o'clock.
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E x Il N. p L E S.

".THIS year, Q politicians in this year,
What tales of wonder will there not appeal
No yawning Quidaunc fhall condemn ths
News"
But ev'ry day bright deeds of war pe.u's!
Bright deeds of wal or, wellthe battle ceate !
And VIII the world again return TO leate! +
MnR the fierce Gght for Eufcpe's freedom iaa.
And ev'Iy wind cenyey tile stusnpet's blaa
Coiumbia's tights, mutt they the war demand,
And tile fword wake .'avense the ,nfulsed la d.
Mutt other warriors. az their countsy's call,
Like Elton conquer, or like NrLseS tall I"
.saa,eG ystbe Carriers # P6E. cs= !
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"-Now Heaven has heard the prifonsr's hgh; /.
And given him life and liberty
Yes. loud rebound the grateful ass'ns,
Kind Heaven has bfuke the taptlye's chains
For all THEN futferings made amends,
ReRor'd TO Country, Lovers. Friends;
'Twa. Heaven that nerv'd an EATON's arm,
Who fpread through Afeiek wild alarm;
Through Ly bias wi!ds he made his was,
A victor with reGltlefs fway;
! Ger Derna rapid ruin hurPs.,
And ihc.s Celumbia's fiipes uDsurpd;
Then ihook the Raih.w On h.s Thonss
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FOR SALE,
By THE sVBSCRIBER5,

By TIE seIJBSCRIfERo,
~ hogsheads Jamaisa rum, 18th proof
90 do. ST. Croix do,s sd do.z4f
lie. do. N. Eng. do
10 pipes Holland gin
do Arasrican do. OF superior q'lal'
2 do. L. P. Madeira vine @ eseet44e7H
2 do. T.. Nj. do. do. 1lt4af H'plT-
! quarter casks do, 90. } ranea Pure
s do. ,MarYalla wine
20 bhls. PRIME --Conne Saeut inspec
50 do. prime -NewssJerscy do.
10 boxes mould candies
IS do. English white soap-ycry dry.
2 cheats hyeon-sKln tea
500 bushels ST. Ubes salt.
Wadlworth and Butler,
Union, between King and Prince-street
October Is. -
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

The fubicriber returns his grateful
thanks to hrs friends and patrons, folstheir past
fayors and liberaiity towards him and begs
leave respectfully TO inform them, and the In
habitants of Alexandria generally, that his will
commence his NIGHT SCHOOL on Monday
the 22d instant, at his Academy in Prince
street. e4
Young gentlemen, DESTROYS of becoming &C
qnainted with the arts of Surveying, Nayiga7
ton, use of the Globes, or any of the different
branches of the Mathematics, vii, meet with
due attention from
William Sladc.
September 90 dstlaw
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- - 49,
PUBLIC S ALE.

PURSUANT TO a decree Of tie honorable
{ the circuit .ourl 81 tho district Of Coinl2l-
bio for tie .courty Of AloxaGdria, aiiibe sofa
to the highestb:ddor, fcr ready money, On 81
turaay, the s2d day Of November nczt, It the
cofse- hcuse, between the hours of 2 and 4
O'Clock, snndly LOTS of GRO CND, lying
on Patrick, Gsmefon, and Allied streets, the
property of John Y. Tkon5s to satisfy q
debt and costs due Thomas Allon--Alss, at
same time and place, scndFy Ground Rents,
arising from Iots lying on the sanle streets,
z. MOSS. D. M.
For D. C. BsEHT, Marshal
SHetgr IL SsNK
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THIS Is 10 gaye Notice,

-rFsHAT the subscriber Of Baltimore IN the
4 state OF MARYLAND, hath obtained from
the Orphans court Of Alexandra County L,
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testamrenss
tary on the estate Of John FOSTER, late OF
the county Aforesaid, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit them, withthe youch
ers thereof, on or before the 2etll@ ct f2efch
next, or they may by law be excluded from ON
ali benefit to said estats--and all persons IN
debtcd the reto are requested to makcimnedl-
ate paymentto the subscriber, or to James han-
dersol, Of Alexandria, who is duly empowered
TO act for me.
Given under MY hand this 2eth cay OF
September, 500.
Henry 7hompfon.
Executor.
Sent. "a. 2aw2w.
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Bank OF Potomac,

.6'cam4ra, ne. I, l:J9' :
NOTICE IS hereby given the Stockholders
IN the Bank q Potomac, that dN:saa u
three and an half per cent. has been lsciaEca
On the capital stock, for the last hat ysa'
which will be paid thenl or their legal repre-
sentatives, On Tuesaay naXtth J In nl''"''
Bg et:aei' q tie President and Dfec!0'S'
Charles Page, FoIh'"'
3aT3g
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E<otLcc IS hereby gwen,
aBuoni,ci Is

TtLaI an application VIII &c maze to tue
asse..sl!y of Virginia, at their next SESSION.
to uGtscr;ze tho President and Directors o'ne
Li.fla Rive Turnpike Company TO Pave inc
most Ia zzsaibie parts OF the turnpike 70" aS
laid ouf by the Directors and TO receive IONS
.ghe1 they pave five mifts OF sltvh PaIts Of lit
read.
fs0vs!abss Z. Nv
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~ o r c. &.

To b. SOLD, on SATURDAY, the | sta INST
At elessn O'Clock, no ssc1e>ili o. 8, Q, s'ii -
months,
and Lot,
On yVuIara Busaby $ sqpsre. I ne lss IS So
feet by ,4S. ApproYsd Endorsed negstiahle pa
per Will be requirssa,
h 5sdaf d tss A3staealst s0cietp,
William Rhodes,
Jofsph Smith.
November 8 a0Std@t
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Charles Bennett,

Charles Bennett,
Hes inhortedin tie sbih Wss and Jos' ca hfs's
Egoodho.se, from, Lipesho0i, asd join end
.fvies from Lsndon, Ella AssJat,
FALL GOODS.
THE FOLLOWING ARA PART.
Kendall Cottons, Kerseys, Haitthiehs.
Plaids, Jerseys,
Cloths, Coating and FRIES,
Super6ne Bombazeens, Boinbazetts, ans
Wldbores,
Satinetts, BENEFITS Cord, & Kerseymers,
An elegant assortment of Waistcoatlng,
SuperGne Cloths and Ksrseymeress
Mnchestry,
Kendall knit Lambs Wool Hose,
Silk, Cotton, and Wo:sted Hosisry,
Silk Velvets, Moleskins, &c.
Fashionable Londoa Hats,
Coarse Hats,
English Ingram Kidderninster Carpsts
And Carpeting,i
Venetian Carpeting,
Sewing Silk and Twist first quality,
Silk and Leather Cloves,
Silk Cords, &os
British Battle, and F. +. Gunpowder, SO.
Oct. 80. iwdotawSw.
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Gun and PISTOL Mandatory,

sv.s~snr subscriber informs his friends ana =.
3 pebGc, taat he continues to carr Oh Wv
above lnanuiactory in aIitS various 0ranc ~ ;.
where all orders in his line ofbuslness WIZ ~
executed on The shortest notice. ls
Re expects, in the course OF a rev fe gy5 s
an Elegant assortment q 6 G.HSana 70 -
from the best manufactory in England -.
60 q geod JoRrmeyn'an VII he L, u w.
ploynent by applying to the SUBSCRIBE
Robert Main,
Eine-strcet, near the water, AleE ..'.. e.,
". b. Agsneyous p1oe will DC Sl1s Gsa !,
rood seasoned WALNUT PLANh' o. NV
two inch to two and a haHin thickness, o,,f
SeDtenlber %. -