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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

'HRBE fourth parts Of the faR failing
4 Packet, GENERAL GREEN, bctwixr
g. and 50 ton, borthca, on rhc Foouh day Of
Match next, IL not before difpofed Of st private
fsc. For further particulars, apply to DA-
VlD MASON, Thames Street, No. re, or
at the Auttiva Store Of MeGn- GARDNER &c
DIAN. NssV9eT, Jan. -.
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Sales at Auction.
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On tbe 10th Ft6,Say sexf.
"A f A K M.

BELONGING 10 Mr.. JosspB ELDRrD,
- containing Ninety Acres Of LAID, ~i,ha
large two iory Dwelling. Houfe. Gia- Mill.
Blackimiths shop, Grip. aud good well Of
1a,er. hsusted on the ten rod road. about Two
Nile, from Wicsijrd.--Alfo, a number Of arti-
cies Vi iicuiehold FataitaIe. &c. &c.
January zo, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
An appropriate MONUMENT !

An appropriate MONUMENT is
now nearly completed, by an eminent
Italian near Leghoin, TO commemor-
ate the gallantry and ineftimable werrh
OF the young men our navy, who fell
in the Tripolitan war Of 1904. To
this monument the gentleman of the
navy, from their fcanty means, gene.
rouny gave above 1000 dollars.
This elegant monument is expect
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-06
Fellow CITIZENS.

Tia win heartfelt satisfaction have
again the pleasure OF mee,iag the repre-
ssHtativss OF the At&efican people, for the
purpose Of delibsratiug npoa such measures
as may tend 10 proesote the happiness and
secure the tranquility of Tree and inde.
pendent nation, md who, coming fsotn ali
parts OF oar widely extended country bring
with them the STAGE Of the people On eur
/" extrinsick" relations and domestic "coa.
eern mentso
And here let me congratulate you 90 our
cities having escaped through the blss
sing OF Providence and The salu,arv ap.
pliea,ions Of a vigilaat police from The
dreadful yavages of tbs mnlady which bad
so losg threatened TO dssolats he 6 iaifsss
portion Of America
Ihe is again unhappily uashesth.
ed on the European continent, and those
who might well have calculated on .he re-
pose of the world, and ha, his arteries of
human blood haa bsen takeu up by whole.
some and pacific eempacts, had The Stream
again ordered to fow, and their we'll
grounded expectations frustrated by fhe
could neither have calculated On nor fore.
seen.
/ Nor have these occasions of disorder"
eonhaed themselves to shsir legitimate
locality" but by an unjussiaable difusi.
on, have unfortunately extended .hem.
selves to our peaceful country. Our mer,
chants have been pluadered, and cer,aia
portions OF our coasts .bloekadrd by chose
wise could have had 90 indGcement &c
their violence, bur such as nigh. be deriv-
ed from, consciousness of our inability 10
rspsli.. Our cisisershave bssn dessroyed
uheo ia tbs psaceatls discharge of their
| lawful avocasions. To prevent thsse ous-
RACES issued M proclamation rtquSsing
I the apprehension efsueh of those violsrors
! of Our pacific system, as could,bs effected
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BY THIS DAI'S MAIL.
KINGSTON. if,n.l Oct. {

isis mJes'ys brig Ferret, Of IS gus,
the bonoga6fe captain Cadogan> came lno
Port Royal iase GA Wednesday ovsaieg.
We are concerned 10 state that during hex
crulae oil i.aSuisa, the crew mutinied,
sose upoe tfs officers, aud endeaVorcd 10
OBTAIN possession OF the vessel willis they
were below, bat, by the gallant and intre.
ptd conduct OF captain Cadogan, who for.
'una.eiy succeeded 10 getting upon dacs,
instantly followed By his officers, and aided
By fhs whole of the marines soon compel
ca the ma,inesrs 20 lay down their arms,
whoi, .seIrs made but lille resistance on
bsing commanded TO do SO by the captain,
" hen he and the officers had got upon deck.
No Ives were lost, nor single person
wounded. The bosiswain, and twelve OF
;be crew, who were the principal rlnglsad'
ers, were Immediately put in irons |:
was the iatention of the mutiseers, hal
shay succeeded in carrying their infamous
purposes iato execution, to have taken the
Ferret iato Lagu;ya.
Captain Lidlie, Of the Columbian army,
who returned in the Ferret, was put on
board the Gala.ea ore Of Miranda's vessels,
at Afuba: The general still continued Of
that island with hi, force, bus had little
hopes, it appears, Of succeeding in his ea'
terprIze: the general we fear was TOO san'
guine his means of attaining the laudao's
object he had in view were altogether 10,
significant, which must have dishsar'ehso
those who had Aa,tered him with their I'M
mediate aid and support, and, FROM TIC
want Of whose assistance all his hopes ana
expectations of succeeding must have 0s'p
at enee frustrated.
September 90.
Late accounts from neighboring COW
ny state that the insurgents there hao &C.
Gently an engagement with general re-.
rand, 10 which IA y received very seve'.
repalse, from !our 10 five thousand OF fn'a
men having been killed and wounded ~.
ing the coa.est. Dispatches are i'Ss".,,
said to have arrived there from France.
fressiGg the mos. ardent wish OF tie sms ,.
| ror Napoleon to have sod order ana "''
! guilty rs.es,as.ishsd, for when 7o'P0
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-06

good will. @'9aeFatica ard
Our force al New York a,r.,.,
OF nearly 100 *aea, l.ss,des s 81 Consist,
that at Eali'rao-s hss been eus,r nssfs and
TWO officers and s ne1, ia ops oa from
upwards Of % men. la- o,b-s o-ncsr and
have also bsen gessdel il. 80. ssapog,s
ponding w'sh.h-ir rsia;.vs imoor. 'o Cores.
exposure. f0''a0ce and
NO adylcss have been received 6.
MS, bot am of opinion that -. I'm s ia.
ton o. that regency IS no, hos,,i. ''a'l.
true had expressed diE+reat on; Ills
the close of the lass session, ", "oa asY
terposipg fact would authorize i. i, 10 II.
from. Bu, the wisdom Of cona~ pa.'Ot:
not be at loss tojusslfy'he expression af'a
alarm, as it was the sanitary mrsos Of I.u''s
ing open the Mediterranean fund Assp.
could be employed to :hs satisfse';o @a'sa
adventurous contingencies, withoot s,o. o.
ing the amount of specific aporom;,,;o 's''
or Pa.s;cu!arizing, Destinations Of n. o'l
lis monies which might BE- deemed ucs rl w.
those who, NOT having fall view Of ~
subject, caaao' be supposed ,h b. So wall
spprfzed Of the proprlety Of their s1nJc,
ton.
The amount Of ualoca,ed land !, ,h,
territory of Louisiana has cot been SO arsa,
as some among Us bad expected the w.
iuable parts have generally been auticiDs,.a
by foreign locations, and those which -.
main 10 oer beaehs are Tor the mos, mar,
Hooded with wa.eT, so as to defeat the con-
temptations OF agricultural se,,lenes,, In,
this inconvenience might perhaps be So.
perez ded by cps,ing a canal through the
county from lhs Pacific ocean 10 the Mis-
slssippi, which wosd answer the dsub;s
par?s So OF drawing Ell The OCCASION oftbjs
iupedlmens, and Of divetsing the fur trade
from the borders Of Russia 10 the Amer.
can markets on the Mississippi.
These subj CTS, ssl!ow citizens together
with The PROPHECY Of preserving the fiber
" OF the press by conRtiug is expansions
within more jus;i6abie !imii thar /, has
aatorin0a {! y extended ,c, and Of scpplY-
ing any dehcien;ic. n this respect TO which
you may think OUT Peaal code subjected,
apd ali thar the execatiye pccton OF our
eoserameat 10 q, presen: prepared to SUBJ
n1t to your deibtration. / snail always
be pleased 10 cooperate III any measure
Ghch, having al aoaonnic.! foundation,
nay also haze salasaTy effect in promos.
ing oar Gndsoa adyar,agc, aad pray yous
citizen representatives, to accept my salu'
taslcus, and chs cordial ASSURANCES Vi my
high resprce.
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!, his words are always the same but Wila as !
have ,his day heard will cause fns TO slsep
more ia peace.
sssYour words resemble the words my
foreFa,hers have told me they used TO re-
ceive from the French in ancient times.
[ NV ancestors froua shief TO chief wers al.
wars well pleased with the FFeaeh ihsy
we're we'll received aud yelltreatsd by,hsaa
when they met to hold talks together, and
we can now say the same of you, our aew
friends.
eff your nation has purchased whatths
French formerly possessed, you have pur-
chased the country that We occupy, and We
regard you in the same hight as We did
sheG
. You request that our wars ia future
may be agains. the deer only. mat IS what
we ourselves desire, and happen what will,
our hands shall never be stained with white
meas blood.
6 Your words which | have this day
heard shall be imprinted GA my heart
They shall never be forgotten; but shall
be communicated from ene another, TIL
they shall reach the seating sun Il shall
be remembered that Americans are friends
to shs Red people.
9. NV Father was a chief: did not
succeed him till wassa man In years:
am now in his place add will eadeavoEr TO
do my duty, and see thar nor only my own
aation, bur other nations over whom have
influence, shall properly conduct them
selves.
IS shiuk have now but one enemy (ine
Osages) bur believe that will be al oser.
nal one, for it is my belief that II has pleas.
90 God TO give me cha, enecny, as il may
be betwsen you and Spain.
The other day when saw the Spaniards
one side of me, and your people on the
other, was embarrassed did no, know
On which foot SO tread: bar | ana now sa-
tie6sd, your words have removsd my sus-
pense: some other na1ians felt the sasie,
but they shall hear Of yoar words: they
shs!l SO fron, nation TO nation.
. shall aow return home with my PEG.
pie, and pursue our hunting with mech
more satisfaction, from whas heard froaa
you' ai;hoas3 she color Of ny skin Is red
my hsars is waite, and whenever your PEG.
pie come into cur ,c-as, they shall be
treated by us with all the friendship and
kindness In oar power TO bestow, for al
though am psor, am always we'll trsat-
ed whenever come amongst then,.
:: have nothing. forthe. 70 add, only to
assure you, that your spec ch 10 me- IS as
well recordedia my heart, as what have
said to you IS by your pen"
(cr.eans Gazette }
----~sr. * sza~----
E.an. FL PEEDI E;S EpTEhEal -
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Fran the PEOPLES FRIEND,


Ola Message aceS t,reilurlaas a: TIE sect ct &C.
tieY7shae1at.
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August SO.
Cut Nail Manufac tory

TIE Subscriber resfecyfaily Informs his Friends
ard the i'u6Ac al large,
WHAT he has leteEy established a NALL
& MANDATORY, Oh Uhion-street,
where he always keeps a constant supply OF
.A.4ZL s, BRADS, and So KIGS Of every de-
scfiption, by Wholesale or retail.
Country merchants and others may be sup
Piled or as good terms IS At Philadelphia Or
Baltimore. Orders VIII be daily attended to,
and every favor gratefully Acknowledged.
HORACE FIELD.
2 July &c 60
~ i, One or two yoarneymen EGro@SJH
,0ailers, VIII mcet with oneoer. go;2eni by ap-
kaing al snigS Retcry.
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Dr.. Razojon's Aats Ballsoss PTS,
or. Faa,ilY PhYsc-

TIE extraordinary celeerisy sheas pi'is ave
camel. the aeisegisl ecasnd iof thsz arc eheer
Of which tfsyare held by a,sS.cal Hsen q the hFN
eminsnce, arc flf6eieot les;moniaise Ut tes'f ~
,riaGc wo-}h, Ii great ccics ard iaddeh s'tashs
of difordcfs, an early ute of sese pills often pre-
ducss ths hsppiea cFests, ssa tsksn encs m e'set
or fsu aaysin cafes Of iaa:gss.oo, sssdschs' e'x.
zinsis, pains IN The eoMash aaa soes"' ~,
tries, diarehess, dropGss, &c and ''s ,.
ufe of ay anti billions bisssssia she 'a'esa.n'a's
time has relieved pasieass alaps - SafAei'~
price Is ceuns box.
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IN L!c!;a-s Fcward.
~ Tuesday morning the 2lst inst elop-
~ ed f;om the plantation OF The subscriber
{ A IA I. ).

| N IVA III -
elikeiy young negro fellow; about five feet
81. or eight i1ches high OF dArl complexion !;
flowning countenance; ard has on his left
temple scar from burn about the size AID
shape Of 4 spot III the suit o. spades He has
very little clothing with Tim but what he bas
Oh, wtichis dark colorcd surtout, with some
inferior under clothing, much vprn. lanes
was urch4sed cut Of BuAct's estate, where
he had several connexions, bond and free
Hi. mother Nelly, free woman, resides in
Dumfries his brother, q free man, at Stat
ford court house, as cstier; end an told
that in Aiexand, ia he has several free brothers,
VINO occasionally go by wafer. It's most ike
!, that il he is not lurking about Mr.. Stephen
French's, Of this county, where he has wife,
he viii try to get to Alexandria with his frca
brothers and pass for a free man toe. there
fore strictly torewarn al persons whatsoever
from hagboring or taking off said fellow at
their peril. / would particularly thank all
constables and patrolers under whose notice
this advertisement comes, to be very strict in
examining all negroes who are going about
without notes OF passes from their masters,
and whoever. will apprehend JAMES & bring
him home, or secure him in any Jail, and
forwardnotice go that get him again, shall
receive, if IN the county or neighborhcod, 2
dollars, or the above reward If taken in Alex
andria. or out Of the state
William Primm.
Prince WIlfam County,
October 81, 1895. law3t*
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tbs ast2 s,1e Nolece.

HAT tn. subscribe, Ct Balti-norc, IN The
l. stste OF MARYLAND, Esth ottsicsd hcnl
the Orphan's Court sf Als1Nairis County, Ia
The District CT Colutntie, Aetsrs Tortsne!l
tary CIR The estate Of JOIN FOSTER, iate Ct
the county aforesaid, deceased. kiipcl;o.a'
having claim: against tie said deceased ere
hereby warned to s1A;',it them, with the youch
crs thereof, on or before TIE 2sth OF Mach
next, or ther cla. by ln~ 81 c~ciudca from
al benefit to said cs'ate--snd all persons In
!. tfa tie reto are requested to 1natein7nedi-
3mentso the suaacl;5or, or - c'..7He. Ser
-, ia q aexandgis, who IL auis empowered
TO act for me.
Given under nsy hand this seth cry q
Sep!enecr, 1905.
H~,ty 1>hompfon,
k.sceRss-.
Sept AZ ss~s~,
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TsOs b e s. @ i D,
10 = ,.eo9iy Monel.

/, Is.
TO: tie highest bidder, at Public Auctions at
& DAWSON's TAVERN. in the county of
II .ondoun and town OF LEESDURG, on
I TUESDAY, the 6thdey of January next, by
E virtue of decree of the court OF the United
States, for the Efth circuit, In the Virginia
district, pronounced at MAY term last, in a
suit depending In said court between the
executors of Uaniel laildred, deceased, who
was surviving partner Of Mildred end 70
beyts,. plaintiffs, and ,Nnnel Hcass5 ard
tlsrs defendants
900 acres Of Land, near Leesburg,
on the waters of Tuscarcra, in the county Of
Loudcun--thrae acres OF Meadow nosr Lees
burss and House and Lot III Leesburg, or
SO much thereof rs viii be sufficient to raise
certain sums Of moneN interest and costs in
sad decree mentioned.
William Mann, 8
Arms,ead Long, :.
Charles F. Mercer, :
Richmond, I7th Oct.-29. lNoy. a.
2swSw
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Themofen's Aroma.ss Tas.b PATE,

For rhe fcnrvy in The lestk ane cams, SD Tor
whitening and pteiaryips she teeth. Il list ~as
rake. oaf all difagrssshis snsli ffos the breath,
which ecaerslly asiGs: fson feosbusie gsms saa
bsa ssetb. This paas is aaeca n ase, sno hssh'
ly eassx.d by all shofs Via value tie pselesv
on of their teeth, il nay be applied sf al tines
with the grsatsa fafety. II IS nesfly pat up IN
pewter boxes with paper directions. fIice so
cents box.
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Notice IS hereby gwen,

THAT an application vii 10 made to the
assembly Of Virginia, al Their nezt sessloa,
to authorize The President sno Directors ofth.
Little River Turnpike Company, to p-ve the
most impossible p&r;a Of the turnpike rcsF' IS
laid out Nv the Directors .lad to rsceSre tells
vhsa they pave I've niies Of such rsrts OF tie
road.
NDgstnher Z 91Y
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FUI3 LIN - q IL
VIII positively be sold, TO the highest bidder,
on the premises, on the lath day OF Deem
Der next,
The Tract Of Land wherein Thomas
Pollard, sen. lived, in the equity OF Fairiax,
on PoPeshead Greek, containing about $50 a
cres. 1t is valuable plantation, and lies a.
bout 30 miles from Alexandra, ard about tie
same distanceirom Georgetown. AT in6is
putable title viii lie made to the purcta.er-
One halt OF the purchase to be PAID upon the
execution oftke deed il cash, or young negroes
valued at cash price, ard TWO years will be al
lowed for the balance.
October q. 1881 l.~ss
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vEEE subscriber wishes to rent the STORE
he now occupies IN Gng-street, two
doors below Mr.. Sherrons. The stand, tor
retailing either wet or dry goods, IS equsl to
almost any cthsr in toWn--and 1t would be a
most eligible situation for a A4echaf1sc In any
lsra1ch Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will b s1ycA
tue FIRST eff October.
James Douglas.
hup}l.t 20. eed
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@ Z e VI O Y 4 I.

TIE Subscriber has removed his Store s..
hing street, opposite the Washington Ia
verh.
Where he has for Sale,
Burlps, oznaburgs and tick
lef.bnrgs,
hess1ans and brown rolls, y! oie piece
W hlte and brown platiiias, VI Pack.
hound 8 white yarn dowlass, SSe' some
Eoc4oal'as and quadruple ST. VI winch
las;ss. are eEt-
t,o'fiAn shlrtmg and sheeting "'N "@
linens,
superhne and second cloths,
CessiIneres ana Manchestry,
F1nc and coerse coatipgs and Aannes,
Fieias, kerseys, and Kendall cottoRs
Rose sns striped. blankets,
W orsted and mild hose,
Cotton said six ditto
Finn End furniture tiInities
Ct!Nlzes ard csiicces,
Silk < cotton csmbiics and addressed q;rc.
alnS,
Cs,nAbric musliEs and cambria dir, tiles,
& variety OF pain and fancy musials
Iisdlders laces and edSings
An elegant assortment OF iibbards
Satias. lutestrings, pelonss and sarsnets
Sill, picnic aad lace gloves, mitts sleeves
Silk yciyets and six snawls
Split strsw ard Lcghorn bonne:s
I and Irish lissns
Shifting and apron checks
" Lite and colored threads
Iurorts, wildtoafs and boirbazet:s
Russia shcet;rgs ana ravens duc-s
Gusiahs, bsftss, co2as aid n~noC,ics
Gilly's and common check handke9c4 els
Fresh imperial tee il small che3t8
Scotch End rsppee shaa III kegs nd h02e,
Il, Z, EF, aTd e~g.e i5raEcyvI.e suhpow-
zar, in Kegs
Ind variety Of other articles all of which
vii be sod CT tie mss, moderate tel1.s, Ia
her wholesale CT getaiI.
Il. G. CAZENONE.
October H.. s-tu&tn
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Bank Of Potomac,

.4lerandtiia, Nee. 2, 1906.
3 NOTICE is hereby given tbs Stockholders it :
in the Bank Of Potomac, that dividend OF
three aaa an half per cent. has been declared
ON the capital stock, for the last han year.
which will be paid them or their legai repre-
.entatiyes, on Tuesday next the ltn7nstaht
81 srder Of The President ana l'treesors,
Charles Page, Caih'er.
3taW3W
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Sept. AZ.
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Ftes S A L,

ksaSaeea1 I@as, Of Ae fr4 faa''y;
{ Ne thousand asfss, lying on Duck cres1,
" whichie abseooh Of Ell aver rto which
einptes, shs)nt a. ries above II. conaa-
snce Of Elk With the glvat Xanhaway
It's parallelcgram-~A7e " atersd--uuck
creek permcating every sid.
In a letter from MIR. Triples. tie surveyor,
/ am told that 700 acres are botts-n, az rich as
he ever surveyed. and that the h;sh ground 10
fertile. Mr.. b. Reider also infcrras rue that
be has seen persons who have been co the lana,
and who speak Oft in the highest terrss.
1t hes about IS miles N. E. of Kznhaway
courthouse; In a healthy country, eligible 81
tuation, and proHess to the industrious every
comfort that can ho~ from judicious u!lage and
extenslye grazing.
Five Dollars per acre are expected for tlis
tract-one third in hand, and the remainder in
two annual instalments; or property 10 Alex
sndria, Fairfax or Lou .cun will be received in
exchange. THOMAS DAVIS.
Alexandra, June 7th. CO
Gouer Lof5 and building Lots.
I WILL RENT for term of years, or
Il LEASE on ground rent for ever, num-
Der Of LOTS on Washington end Columbus
streets-soIns OF which are well taken with
Glover
J. II. .HOOE.
" B. will also RENT for one or more
years, q small HOUSE, TitA Z good G.lR.
DIN, on Cibhea street.
Wy ~. Law
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j7si -reeei0e4 direct fra he Pafta,tsb and
30 & SCI sr
JAMES KENNEDY, JUN.
: DPUGS IS.l
The following Valuable Medicines:
Dr.. Rayjon's A',ts- Bilsoas &aS
Stemachel BstteYs.
THe NJ 4 S m. K n " @ n,
Ng.uoer Of the Cenneaicas Esdiczl sosiess.


r~HESE Bitiers have undoubtedly haa 'ae
+ asR rapid falls of any Patsas A5sdic.ne 5.
YER ocfcre aifcovered, and are juAly appreciates
for their fae ular and uncenaoa virtues ios 70.
moving weak and dscsysd contributions, ans al
That Grain of complicated coa'planssto coS'Hon "a
the fpring and tall isaloas, iaeh as ,a't'@Hfs1'
Fevsss ard Ggses, tssg f.tHwaal Fe0efi, y
Gss,rrss, Sc. They are allo,a very pisaitiai Oh
ter for cox,noa uie, and where thsy are khoSa
thsy havs taken h: place aud tupsrcsded the ass
of all Other sseis IN public hoosesas wen ~ ~
private famiiies.-Price 80 cenIs noS.
Or. Lees (Windham Bilious Pllls !,
TIE great iaic ADD ipcrezhHg demand iof ,hese
valuable pills for theie twelve years pats DC,
fpeak their inssinic worth. They have pfos-a
Gnqular,y eficacious in Biloai aad 'Hssv r.
gxrs, Yasa9:es, Heed Aaebs, Dx'fatt''t'. s'"''s'
CbaLe. csaivess6, FensGlt erpla,S'', 6 6
The v.ry great demand and high si 5 s 10 10
which ,hefe pills are held sisouahoaa che ona~d
States ard the Wea Indies, has sasasss macy 10
coaa,srfsu them The pasckaief Is s7eosssse 20
obfcrve mar the name Of Sassari L~e iaa' use
natentee) is hxea 50 each biil OF dsfeaions' IN
his Own hard writing, or they w'isaos DC ss'fo.
luc Price SO cents box
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lr. Rawlon's Worm Powders.

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sa.ration asnds anrivaled. The noh authea.
ticatrd proofs and Respectable authorities Of lie
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Second Notice.


G. UGH of the creditors OF .7ghu Hickman
~ and Co. late Of Alexandra, as have come
ITO the terms upon which the said John Il Tx
man end &c. surrendered their property to the
use Of their CREDITORS, are requireds.o attend,
IL paracfi, with, OF to transmit tie evidence Of
tneir debts against the said Hickman aid Co.
daily proved, to The subscriber residing in A.
le1ancria, On or before the 10th CAV q jriy
next. to cradle the subscriber to iusAc small
dividend smong the creditors OF :ur. OF INC
iley Ii the hsnds OF one Of the creditors l.si6-
ing in Alexandria.
The interest upon the debts &c be calculated
to the 3st Of Stay, l7os, the tir.e Wien the
saia Jchn Hickman and Co. surrendered u5
taclf properly.
George Clementfon.
Tnno T.
n. 3. The postage OF letters to be paid.
Tie above Dividend is postponed
in consequence Of several creditors not having
conc forward with their accounts This IS
therefore t. give notice, that in fifteen DAYS
from this dsto, an required TO make <liyi-
tend aid si those whose claims are not hand
ca ii, properly proven, en- or before thar time,
viii DC excluded the benefit Of said dividend.
GEORGE CLEMENT3oN.
November S. "a
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TO f E N +,

a TWO STORYFRAMED WEL34ING
HOUSE, situate on CameFoh-strest'
near the corner, together with Frams bulld-
inc on the corner OF Cameron and Pltt-streets'
now occupied as coach-makers, shop, but
would make good stable, and vacant let
Fer terms apply TO
James III. Hooe, Admir-.
3. DANDR1Dex, deceased.
Sehsembe,' Is. 90