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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 10.

Proclamation Of BOnnfarsr, addre6sltot THE Sax-
SAxossi
The PrufIians have feized upon your terri
tory. fep forward for its deverance. They
have forcibly broken the ties which united your
troops, and attached them to your army.
You have to fhed your blood for interefts which
are not only alien but hottie to you. My ar
mics were on the point of leaving Germany,
when your territory was violated they fhalI re-
turn to France as foon as Prufia acknowledge
'es your independence, and renounces the deigns
which fhe formed againft you.
SA2oNs! Your prince had until this mo-
ment, declined to form alliances which are 70
repusnant to his duties if he has Gnce con-
tented to them, it has only been forcibly occa-
Toned by the invafon of the Prufiians.
/ was deaf to the repeated provocations
which Pruffia gave to my people l was deaf
TO them as long as fie confined her ornaments
within her own boundaries and my minifter
did not leave Berlin until fhe had violated your
land.
SAxoss Your fate is in your own hands
Would you hefitate between thofe who fubdu-
ed you, and thofe who are willing to protect
you ? My victories will infure the exifence and
independence of your prince. The victories Of
Pruffia will lay everafing letters on you. To-
morrow they will demand the Lauftz, and the
next day the banks of the Elbe. But what do
fay? Have they not already demanded every
thing Have they not for a long time pan
endeavored to force your prince to acknow-
ledge a fovereignty which, if fubmitted to,
would CRATE you from the rank of nations ?
Your independence, your contribution and
your liberty, would then only confift in remem-
brance and the ihadows Of your anccltors, of
the brave Saxons, would be ditgraced, ky your
being, without rehitance, cat toto navery
which has been 70 long premeditated, and by
your country peias degraded 10 low, as to con-
Ritutc a Pruiiian province.
Given in our head quarters at Ebersdorf, Oc-
tober IL, 1906.
(Signed)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

The following certificate eo6ieb epe bave inn re-
eei1ed trsm Mr.. Il. Wberry, a gentleman of
the greafsR relpe7ability, qvbo E1es in The dit:
trid efSf. C6arieI, may be reg~rded as a cor
ro6OrHfiae Proefcf the Projea Of col. Burr.
Kenfneky paper.
About the 10th of Oeober, SOC, / faw a
letter from col. Burr to a friend, by col. Du-
pifter, ftatng" that col. Dupifter was in his
confidence, ard that he need not be afraid to
make 10 MIN any communications that he tho't
proper" In Conversation with the perfon that
had received the letter respecting the intentions
OF Burr, he taid to- me, g that col. Burr was
going to bring about revolution in the II.
s. to- feparate the wefern Rates from the ca E
tern, and that he had his agents in Kentucky,
Ohio aud Tennehe ftates aud the territories, and
that their operation was to begin in Kentucky
by the 5th OF Nov. next by the militia of that
place" A. WHERRY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
NORFOLK, Dec. Is.

Exfra9 ola letter from an american gentleman
in Gibraltar, to bis friend in this place, dated
Sept. Is.
Our affairs wear peaceable afpett with the
Barbary powers. The Portuguese have captured
five fail of their cruifers, one Algerine, (the
fchooner prefented to the Dey by the United
States) on board of which were 40 of their own
people, Tunfians and Tripotans, one of
whom was admiral Life.
Mott of the cruizers of the emperor of Mo-
rocco are out, and have captured Greeks la
den with Grain from the Black Sea, falling I'M.
der the Prnii'an panport. Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. >.

The hiP Titus, Cufhing, OF and for this port,
from Bordeaux, was captured on Monday laft
by Britiih faip of war, in fight of c. Henlo.
pen light-houfe, after NE had taken pilot on
board. The pilot and pa!Ienaers II in number,
were afterwards put on beard pilot boat,
which was blown afhore in the late gale of
Weinef,lay, in Lewiaown creek, whore thew
all landed in fafety.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

II appears from London paper Of the 2Ia Of
October that Captain Baker, IN the Phoenix frigate,
Rood eIofe into Conesrueau Bay, for the purPoie Of
accommodating fhs Gats OF Jerome Bonsparte's late
hip, the Veteran, of 81 guns, when he found her
completely biIgsd, and 20 pfSiPsa Of gsstpg her
OF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
Don,e9tic.

Captain Lewis arrived on the 18th ul. &c Frank.
fort, (K and on the l5sh proceeded or to Wafhing-
ton City, by way Of the old wi!derneroad, accom-
panied by the chief Of the fianpsne Indian. |; and a
party Of the ofages.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

issio!ate. and to repel. and puriih any acyr-f-
mons which may be offered. Ergo, ihouil his
opponent have the temerity to re-crofs the Sa-
bine, il is probable your next news will be, a,
Nachidoches, and the Dons at ST. Antonio.
four hundred and fifty miles weit."
A London paper fays. Some difficulty has, we
underitand accrued DELAY the Intended ecur,-rnar
tial ON Captain Whitby, of the Leander, on the
charges urged by the American Covernment.-It an
pears, that CAPT. Whi'hy was NOT ON board when
the fhot was fired. wheh killed Psaree but wa. AZ
dinner on board the C~mhrisn."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
Extres efa letter from Matebitoeb<s, dated oe.

ESfrG6 Of q feffer from Ndfebffoebe5, dated De-
fo6er Is, 1896.
To fatisfy the public mind, let it be known,
that governor Wilkinfon fent his adJutant gener-
al with letter to governor Cordero, at Nacbi-
doches on the cath uIt. and received an anfyer
on the sd init. importing that governor Corde-
70 would not enter into a difcufIion of the
grave proportions made by gov. w. but had
tranimiited his letter to the captain general of
the province, about the gath int.
q" On the 9th ultimo the Spanini camp at
the Bayou Pierre, was rallied with degree of
precipitancy, which marked alarm, governor
Herara was carried away in litter, aud the
troops, under the infpedor Kiana, traverfed
the country to the main road leading to Nachi-
doches, by which he croHed the Sabine and
the whole Spauni force under Cordero, it is be-
Iieyed, is now encdmped at the lower ford, on
the right bank of that river.
Gov. WiIkinfon is preparing 70 move for
wardto the eat bank OF the Sabine, to afIert
the juriidietion Of the United States, but With
out any hoitGe defgns sgainft Span, and II is
probable Will reach that point &bout the 9sth
inf. He leems nof earDefily de6rous TO pre-
vent blood-fhed, but appears equally deiermin-
ed to maintain the territory of the United States
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

The Spanifh fleet Of p fail Of the line, it appears
the 25th and 3oth of September, made denionra-
tons Of putting to fea, but The appearance of Lord
Colingwood's fquadron, they Immediately retired to
the inner Harbor OF Cadiz.
On the 18th Of October, the French frigate La
saamandre moored of Guernfsy, was defiroyed by a
finaII fquadron Of Britih meu Of war. The Con-
iance Of 90 guns got sfhore during the aaicn. Cap
tain Borrowes was killed.
The French nip Regvlus, Of so guns, Commo-
dore l.. Hermite, arrived at BreR the Sd of Oao-
her, after having been Shaeed BY mon Of the channel
aest.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
NAPOLEON.
JENA, October IL

Erfurth is taken. Martial Mollendorf, the
prince of Orange Fulda, befides feveral other
generals, and great many men, are prfoners
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
NETWORK, Dec. 10.

Our readers will obferve by extracts from
Dutch papers, that the gentleman whom we are in
debted for tranat;ons, has fubjoned fevera remarks,
tending, in Tonne meaiure to defroy the probability
Jena tated in their Bulletin, publhed in Tuef-
days gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

BIandenburs, badly wounded. Our fea general. ar.
killed. and with them upwards Of $4,000 Of bra
ven foidiers"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
AEeSd.ss,g, on. 1915 .'ei..I, PM

The battles which cur king Ion on the 4,h, 18th
and 10th, Weimar, KoGn aud Naumburg, a.
gair1 Marhal Lannes, have been very deciIive
" The referve, under the Duke Eugene Of Wirtem-
berg, was yeAerday defeated by Marhsl Dayoufl, &
has been obliged to retreat with comfortable lofs.
Halle bias been taken by the enemy and probz-
bly, he wii be before our gates to-norrow..--PrDcs
Lcwis isikjilsd; aud tns Osss Of sruulwiet lays in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

Prince Hohenlohe has beat Marfhal Soult, killed
6ooo French, and taken $4,000 prifoners. General
Ruchel has alto beat them in Weaphal;a. This news
juf arrived by two expreests the Borenhalle. Six
~ thoufand Ruffians have arrived in Pruifia their
qurter-naffers at Kongiburg. Prince Lewis
Ferdinand was killed in the action"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

Proelamatisn of Bonapa1rse, addre9s1f to THE SAx
eHJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
N o T C E.

TN the cafe Of flexaaasr Hsn9syjon, junior
/ who is now in confinement in the priion rules
of the county OF Alexandria, at the fuit of il1n
dry creditors of the fai1 Alexander Henderfon
and John M'Pheel,n and Co. in New York Il
is ordered, that the confederation of his aopca.
ton 20 be admitted to the bencfi Of the att of
Congrcfs for the relief Of isfovent debtors with
in she. ditri6f Of Coialn5ia, be Adjourned until
Saturday the eighteenth Of this moosh. Notice
is therefore hereby given, TO th- cseiitoss OF the
fad H.aderfon and Of John M'Pherioa and Co.
that, at TEN o'clock of the forenoon of that day,
at the court. houfe of Alexandria county, the oath
of an iniolvent debtor will be ADMITTED to the
fsid Henderfon, and .ruitee appointed agreeable
to the fad ad Of Congtefs, unlcfs caufe be then
and there fhewn to tic contrary.
N. Fitzhugh.
January s, 800. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
DsGrsptios Of Worms, and the bmptomS
bv zyhieh Shey are kas0sun.

Worms which infef the hannah body, are chiefly OF
four kinds. VIZ tss Tere large roand worm inc AGA
;aras ar Inall nav worm the Gaeurbi'ina, or mort
Eat. white worms and afly, the lssnia orseaps worm
70 called from Its resemblance t1ps this rs ofssi ME
nv yards long and is full CT jpiats--irls saoT hnftia
and mott diiKlui.~ TO cure. -,
Among rbe fymptoms attending worms, afeatagfee'
able breach sfpecally in the fsernng and
ed punsitchngi in thc noie and aboat the feat Con-
yuGwns and epieptc fits, and fonetines Privatlon OF
fpeech--Startsg and grinding OF enc teeth IN Keep
Irregular appetite misunderstanding food sometimes
voras;ous-purging, with ln,y and fesid fools-To'
rnitine--Larse ard hard belly-pans and neknsis az
the AomacAPans in the head and thghs with lowneis
ofpirits-Sow fever, with lall and irregular pulieA
drv conph.Exseiivy thirRSomstimes pale and unhea-
thS cornecnanee and fomstmes the lace bioated and
faihed.
psrfons afsiacd with any Of the above fymproms
hould have immediate recourfeto Hamiiton's worm
dearoyiny ozenges which have been eonanrly attend
ed with iucces in all complaints milar to thoic above
deTeribcd. -,
defe of th. medicine given EXCEPTIONALLY during the
warm isafon will effeauay prevent the vomiting and
prpinp of children, dreadful dordcr which annually
dcaroys thouand of the infant part OF Cities 1t rs
l;ke~ife tie ndel and mott certain remedy known ard
has sltored 20 health and rcngth great number when
in qanced aagcs of this fatal complaint Particular
and plain nruGons are given tor every part OF the ne
eoilarY treamentin fuch cafes.
Children generally take this medicine with eageIncis,
having pisafng appearance, and an agreeable tata
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
Fan LUTHER Martin, Ela. Attorse,-Ge-
n1lai Of ne fare IF Maryland.
Csntlemsn,

Gentlemen, e
t5amton's Rlixis 1t has been uled in my family tor
20 or three years paf with uniform iueeets whenever
colds. ccughs or inilar complaints have rendered me
dIcine necsfary. have mycif found it an excellent
aet;on Of the bresa accompanied with ioreueis and
ys;eh obaruSsed anu difficult breathing.
On thefe accounts DO not heiitase co recommend
Hsm;,eons Elixir as valuable nc1;cnc, and deteIvlng
f~' LUTHER MARTIN.
- Mri Abijah Henry, Bridge-ifreet, Baltimore, was
$3.50 I one hottle of Harseons elixir of very COM
pc.red diiorder, occafionsd by feyers cold caught
isyeral mouths ago. He brcathsd with the grsaseit
agEeul,y. and was often thrown into weakening Seals
when he attempted walk any ditance, and his voice
would freqpensy fail in iueh degree that ne eo1ia
only attempt to whiper he has oeei upwards OF Tx
weeks without return Of his complaints and derSs TO
give this public ,e&imUny in favor o. his insAiaaole
medicine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
The ge2aiae PerEaa Lotion,

So celebrated among the fashionable throughout
Europe, as an Invaluable coimetic perfectly limo.
cent and f- tree from corrohve and rerelIent mi.
mrals 1.-THE bats of other lotions) and cf unparal
leIIed efficacy in preventing and reme7ing bic.
mi!hes in the face andGzin Of every kind. parti.
calarly frccklcs, pimpes, inAammatory ret'refs,
fcurfs, letters. rings worms, IN burns, priskley
heat, sc.
TIE peraan Los;on operates mildly, without
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13

SHAT the fubtcriDer, OF Alexandra eoun.
1 ~, hath obtaiIJsd ron the Orphaas
Coart, OF the faid-county, in the diaHa OiCo.
lan1ba, letters OF Administration on the peiaal
eitate of 596n Boe0'ing, late OF the faid cOqrg,
dcccafc,. al pefloas saving claims sgana d.
eaid dece4fcd, arc hereby warned to EXHIBIT ID.
fam. with the vouchers thereof, &c the luohi
her, z, or before the fri day OF Iune next, ag
may oshcrwifc by law Dc excluded. ftom alb
nett Of said eeaies a
Elisabeth Bowling
!, December ,. 1aw6w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13

esrsa,as ncsa:ng. bus wAas Is postes snooent, an
e, r.s i i, sssratioa at ii eaanos inaFe she rso
es s,egnat lady, ar se sendsrel iians q wee e
iIsuia no worms exit iu.she bocy QUO val, wan &
DIR pain OF grpins els@as the iionIyn 1aa
;on Of y,oe,.,s Aals alany fatal dio,ders Lacy
are particularly carrying III al sy0ls ha
mo,s and corrupeions; feyeriih aud billions complain
and th. iafs and nide purgasivs that can be nsd 81
the location.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
Dr.. Hghzs's genuine Eye Water.

A lovesciso reae5y ior aildiisales OF :he eyes
whether she eifec OF natataI weaknets or Of see',
dent, dtautaions CT shenn, dullneis, itching a"a
Aims or, NE eyes, never failing TO core thots ma
ladies which frequently inceeed the imall pos
.msalles and fevers, and wonderfully fre"eths'l-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
It's excellent virsas, whsa searly deprived -
fight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
Stephen Cooke
Notice is hereby given,

To the Stockholders sftse Bark IF 44.xaadn
TSHaT dividend Of iouy per cent. .
1 the capital fock OF fad Bank, for tn. h,F
year, ending this day, Is declared, and will b
ready to be paid TO them OF sI,sil rcptclensstys,
Oh THURSDAY next, til otn lnitant.
By matr ef tie P,elGlszf md Dnean
Gufdla Chaplin, Caja,r
laruarv s. 3aw4v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
Or. lfAMILTON'S ELIXIR,

s,,v.r,;on rsm.dy for Colds, Oblinate Coughs. Attn
mas. C1tarrhs. Sore Throass, sad approaching con-
tlmptions n.a LII.
70 payrrss 4sb0 mag baUe s6adrea a5sfcsfa EsHo
b3 HOPPING COUGH,
This dfcoverysis of the mr. magaisuos' as ~
,,,,saa.e relief shscks the progreis, and IN mort
t;ne entirely removes the moi cruel dfordsr to which
lrsn are liahlsThe Elixir is 70 Perfsetly agreeable
sad The doe 70 szN that no officially aries in tax.
ing II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
NOTICE.

+ E:E.sa&fi sr will rent TIC. u: ~ fs,l
j Grees, near GDke-Rsses, iei !, .a,g;.s.,f'
Nh. James 81. Hacp. Ar,lT IL ST. i
Taffs,-As !elae le,f,h hls eeYes.e4 hi - |,
b u.e is liable for bae!; rents, t5s il1osln, )
sidcA.e, isom Mr.. Nathaniel c. t.laanr Il
oosiLal proprietor of tie ~ w!io lca;d i i
hcuie and lot TO me on an aunual grsuad m
proves, that there is no truth IL Tie iaii !
peri.
Stephen Cooke.
GT hereby acknowledge, 70 have r:c,in
ali the gropnl-rents dle en- a lot, IN tic town,
AFsxscdria, on Fsirfaxiarset, eafd Of me /
DR.. s,sphen Cooke, up TO the Sd day Of F.Sa
y, 1906.
NATHANIEL c. EUNTER,
Oaoter I, 1906. dec. io.l ag
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
IOHN HOOVER.
HAMILTON'S
Worm DESTROYING LoZENGES,

worm DESTROYING LOZENGES,
Which have within foar years paft cured upwards OF
enc hundred and twenty thoufan perfons of both fexcs,
Of every age and in every uation, Of
ous complaints arising from worms, and from obtructi-
ops or fsalnefs in the Romach and bowels.
This medicine bears analogy whatever OF imilar
title 60 commonly complained of operating with vio-
enee on4he contrary particular excellence of this and
ii bang fuitsa e svyY age and s0ais0n, and allie
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13

Mr.. SAMUEL, FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Har-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore began about twenty
months ago to De grevouily afflicted with tape worm,
which ncrealed taft in Sze and regth 10 IS to sEcite
the mott horrd eniations BY ms wrl hing motion ana
ntolsrabs pains regmbiing the gnawng and tearing OF
his bowels, which sdsPrvcd him os~ns neceIary aeeP
and caued uch dreadful approximations as cannot be con-
ceiyed bat by one in milar tuatonhis appetite wait
ed rapidly aud with that his tfrength,i that ne was
unable to attend 10 any bahnefs-Mhcn nc heard OF
fome exceenr cures performed by aaanton's worm
ozenges he took large dofe, which brought away a-
bout FOUR YARDS IF the worm (now IN the pol
FELTON, of Lee, * co but renewa. of his pains oon
convinced him that this monitrous reptile had recovered
IFS fra vigor.Application made 20 Lee q Co. Tor
mere of their medicine, with their advice, from winch
rclred the to,a sxpuGon OF his Formidable eneniy IN
feveral pieces, which he fuppo!ed to be SIX or EIGHT
YARDS more A low mouths have fince eiapfed, and
Mr. Fuller is now in perfect health The above iacts
are we'll known to circle Of his neghbnrs,
and himfelf will crafty any who may with TO make
further inquiries the fubjea Although Hamiiton's
worm lozenges produce fuch powerful effects, when
necefary yct thew are perfectly innocent and mild in
their operation on the human body taken III large
oCs Is Mr. Fuller will teRy-the:r particular mid
nefs is abundantly evident nnumerable cures ct IN
fants.
Cgmmuxisatta BY Dr.. Jola S3a2gltr, fa,k ts7os,
Pens6ivan;u.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOTHER
s, miniRer OF the Moravian church, III York town.
foyk, Jaaaay atb, 1902.
DeAR SIR,
Dr. Hansilron's ozengss have been recommends to
me as very adequate means for the cure of children
aflGled with worms, procured box for the aie OF
my family, TO try whether by means OF this medicine
might he enabled to gain point, which, to sceonl-
pih, different other had proved abortivs. My
eIdeiE boy had very ekly appearance very reit
isi, at night, grew leaner from rine to time IN hort,
he feemed TO be in prcearieus RATE OF health, which
would yield 10 none of the medicines administered
until gave in two dclss Of lozenges agreeasyso ske
directions, which carried off iubtance to ali appear
ance mere n1ecus but upon cloe INFECTION aste re
peeled with very tr,all living animals Not of that
Tort of Mot:rS which utuay atil6s children sn
him. Since th,t period be grew remarkably beter y!
health, asd though feah las got fFci and vsiy coal
pexon Upon diiiercas oct4iioils have sfad this ms
dcins as purging lublitptc, and found it to an@er
exceedingly WELL without bringing Oil belly aefa.', ,r
any other dagsecasss enatiJas 10 oen sccaGoned by
pu1ging medicines. Ugan the which Judge thi, me-
dcine to be, beldes its Object, OF the mott
sitary means for reorag lo appetite and croanfng
prsper fate of digpQos, by carrying of that bilious
{ubRance. which engeaders 10 much indpoatiet bod.
among children and adults.
- am, Sir, your mott obedient {ervant,7
John MOTHER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
CentreviIle Academy.
December ,.

0E The I'd day Of January next, an Sl'
~ DENY will be opened III :his phase tor y
reception Of Stuishts, under the direction Of 10
Reverend Mr.. SNYDER, aliiited by one Or n"'
Ulhc5s.
This Gentleman has cooduGsd different A.
dsn:es for tbs. 4 ace Of teveral years pat, WV y,
grca. credit: bis deporta,ens is coricnaot to :, =
ltation, and 10 the accomPl!i hnents OF ifno''
as adds t'e happy facility OF exciting Ia h" z
pills the fynptoms OF literary geons, and 10 "'
s:vate their ln=nts! improvements. !,
Ii this inRitusi3a viii b. tau5ht lie L''.
aat Creek Languages: the EngIiih llnspS'
dramatically: Geography, Flifosy, E!o.u''
Or; the various branches Of the Math;miu"'
Writing Arithmetic snd Book keeping. ),
There are few places in our country more L.
vantayeooGy Gtua,ed for an inA!iuii1n OF W.
naturs, than this Its ituation is very eeS'' y,
and the air fa!abrous ard , 10 the ceatfe = + !
remarkably healthy NEG hboshood The nes''l
sies o. lite ass e!,rap and may eaiiy be Proea.ss
The Arictef attention will be paid to the m''''
OF toe Students both in and cut OF (chooI. 3,
Tie terms of tuition will be; for the h :.
and Greek languages, including GcogfsPny,,, :, ~
Is dollars, for the Mathematics 20 do a'',,o
Reading, Writing, and Arithmc''c, II ' Gr,l
per annum, paid quarterly in adeaace' 4, Al ,t
contribution viii be required from each pup :
III. purchafe of fce wood.
CeDtretillc, Dec. IL. Zs"3l..>
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
The Reaorati;ue Ponder for the Teeth
and Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts & itfengsk-
ems the guns, prelerves the enamel IRON dsesy'
and eleanfes ana wbitens the tceth, by aS.oFolng
all that acrimonious fine and fouinsls, which
fufersd 10 accumulate, never fails TO fnjule and
fft.aily rnia then.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
Tooth Achs Droys.

The only emedy yet difcoveIed whsch gives
immediate and laaiag relief III the nof icye'e
in&ances.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13

;,,..,,;oo that natural, i4fsAGMe PeHsisaiian'
,yaish i 70 easa,ia!; health. YET IT'S saiaisf1
,g.e4s are fpeedy and permanent rtnde',r5 'h'
Kin dalieatsly fott and clear, Irpfov''g s con-
n.excn, and reaoring The bloom OF you;h' Nesei
la;aiog 70 render an ordinary coonienance osaua'
mi. and an handlome one more 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
w. WEATHERBURN.

Johs Hoover, rape maker, South Second ftrect. be-
tween Mary and Chriaan Greets, Philadelphia, volun-
tarly nlaketh oath as follows, namely,
THAT hisiwe, Mary Hoover, was 10 fevereiy attios
cd witha violent Rheumatism, very dangegoniy htuated
confined TO her bed forsveral weeks, and atengh
reduced 20 the melancholy apprehension of remaining
cripple for life the nlos respectable me-
deal advice was followed and every probahcfsremedy
attempted when feeling 4everai cafes of cures performs
ed by damilcns EGehce and Extfststos Maaasd they
Rreet. fSe 6ra application her to walk acrofs
che room and the ue of bottle reored her to her
siaal Rate of health and Htengsh'
JOHN HOOVER.
Szsarx and fa9ieribed before
EBENEzER FERGUSON, Eiq!
osfef tie iatfiees of tbf atAee for P6ils.
delPhia eaxs5.