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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-23
NANCY. April IL.

They write from Finckenssein that his
msjesy has Jus, reviewed the three Princi.
pal divisions Of the army; the officers late.
ly promoted 10 superior grades were a.
their respective posts; his majesty address,
ed the most encouraging wosdsto hislsol
diers. The Turkish ADD Persian ambas.
sailors have arrived at the imperial quar-.
ters. Alter the customary ceremonies,
they were admitted to an audience Of his
majes,y. They wait FOR the 6rss hae day
TO reopen The campaign, if Russia does
not consen. 10 the propositions which hare
been made to- her. Ait corps of the
grand army are collected into three prjuci-
paldlsisions the artillery forms atsrrible
Eroa,,
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:. r Arr S, Apih is.
CEc;aI Ns1us ran Gonstanfinob!e. I

C6ffic;aI Nrrps ran Genstanfinop.e.
Attic notes pseseEsed as we'll by Ar
bu,hpot as hyihe vice sdnirsl, whist me 's.
ensmv,s, asss was d fore Constantinople,
reads 90 sEeM the tmioens Check the Eng.
iish. have received. and con FL n the opinion
We had oFssAe good conduct q tbs Porte.
ADD. of the a.ussslman. peop's.
4 Vice sllnisal Dutkworth had Begun Dy
sssssSg 4 ship aud ere frlgases, and BY.
nassacreirg she crews which were Gu
board. He arris.s before Cous.ansinopis
ADD the Asst arms which he used were
msnscrs of every kidd. Bot whsnrhe had
81 aa.n 10 sompr ehsna tha. they did nor
friehsrn the Porte he changed his tone,
desis,,ag i,om a par, fshis prefeosions,
ana salshea BY considering himself 100
hzpsYsio sring able 10 repass thS STRAITS
The conduct ofslhe Porte has been en-
ergefie aud prvdrnt. Scarce awakened from
the astonishme1t which IA attaFk as ab:
rup. as cnexpected was calculated 70 IN.
spite, she asmed all the shores, ADD as
soon as the Sersglio and the coasts OF Eu.
rope and Asia were sufficiently garnsshed
4 with cannon, she reinforced ALL bsite.
ries Of the Strait Whsn she %tho't these
measures were sufficient tor her defence,
she assumed the tone that bscamea great
power, she mrnaced 10 her turn, aud the
English fee, gained the passage OF the
Dafdanelles and ard shamefusly.
Here follow the details given by French
o6Sser who serve don one of the batteries
of the Straits and the correspondence
which rock plase. betwean admiral Duck.
worth and SIR Charles Asbu hnots the En
giish consul. at Constansiaople, which shall
be giscnin our next.
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LONDON, Abri;l so.

1
The funds rose yesterday, aud several
causes were assigned for it--son,e suppos.
ed tina. admiral Duckwor,h had rmiDs;ed
succe s3fully his negociaslon With the Furte
I'VE shalt be happy to hnd mat 10 BE- tne
cas-. bur certainly GO official adpices have
YET been received from the admiral. II
was said by others, that !e,,ers from Hol.
land had been received. stating that &C.
neral congress was 10, be held 81 Memei
Tor q gocia;ius peace-p'hers asseried hat
Austria had al stagreea 20 declare aga c
France an assertion to which we do 20
attach any credit. h,fonr:h class cIreuist
ed a rumor, that either peace had been
signed between Russia and France, or that
an armisuce had been agreed 10. Russia
has fought nobly and gallartly; but seelHg
the late ministers SO Indifferent 10 the STA c
of the continent, SO ;ndisposed TO afford
liberal succors either Oh men or OF money,
she may have eyinced an inclination 10 lis
ten TO Bonsparte's proposals. Ihe mac
tivi,y that has rsigred 10 Polaod tor sone
time, The cessation Of all military opera
tions Of any importance, make US ieartbai
negotiations have been or are about to be.
commenced. We frost, hpwever, 'ha,the
news ofsshe late change will reach Peters
burgh or Msmel time eneugn to convince
the emperor of Russia and the king of
Prussia that he new ministers are Opposed
to adopt towards the continent avery dif.
fsreat system fran ,has Of their insbscile
predecessors.
laags 2.
! The House Of .Hpps, .UfAinck, g Co
have agreed 70 furnish The Dutch govern.
meut with "a loan Of 10000, 900 ducass. -
Tae contractors j, is said are permitted 70
carry on a trade with England, 10 certain
articles of commerce, hisherte prohibited
by the government. of Holland
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ties shall be comm sneed against them Nv q
French armies, during the continuance = tas
armistice4. ''ss u tAe
w No hosilites shall be RECOMMENDED !.
the two armies before The expiration 81 :,
days after notice shall have been given ~. s
the arristicc is at; an end. '9-' ''s
~. All persons belonging TO the rnit.,,
Of either army, who may be taken prisopsrs
alter the date Of the arlnistice, shsl! be nn,,
ally liberated. 1'a'
Schlatkow, April IS, 1907, eight o,c,osc
at night. 'S'''
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From the Ouch Paperss
FRANKFoRT, Abri!19.

= FRANKFORT, Abrl!19.'
Ia a letter from Bamberg, Of The 10th
inst. il, is said, direct intelligence from the
Wrench head quarters, ard trosnsery good
authority, confirms the earlier Information
of negotiations between The bell'gerent
powers; adding, that according 10 the
turn which these negotiations have now
taken, il can scarcely be doubted that the
conclusion peace upon the continent IS
very near a. hand
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-23
VIENwA, AfHa1 l5.

The empress Of Austria died on the l3tla
ult. at half past in the morning. She had
been delivered of dead child on the 5th.-
The alarming situation Of her majesty brought
the emperor and the archduke Charles back
from Buda on the 18th. The emperor never
Quilted her moment after, until she expired
She was "a years, 10 months and days Old.
Out of IL children, 4princes and Processes
are still living, and are the consolation ofthclr
illustrious father, while they. are equally the
hope Of his subjects.
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FRENCH GRAND&AR M;
Sixty Ninth Bulletin.
EfnckenSfe1n Ati

- EfHcRenSfefH. saGfii ~
The Gendarmes on GUY afe arrieed1 at
Marienwerder. N;arshal Bessieres haa SCI.
! off TO review lhsai. they have behaved
very well. aud have shewn great bravery
10 the Different engagements they have
had.
Gen. Tenlie, who hitherto had ccuducs,
ed the blockade of Goldberg, has given
pyoofs of great activity and talents.
The general of disisioe, Lerison. has
Jest ken the comm and of the siege OF that
fortress.
On the 18th Of March, The redouhss OF.
SelDow were attacked and carried By ne
1stregimsns of aliau tigh;inf lntry. The
garrison made sally. The company Of
carbineers of.ihe 6f.t lsh, regiment acd
company of Dragons repelied it. The
rangers of the 18Th regiment OF the Inc,
distinguished themselves at The attack Of
/. sle vill Sge ef AllstaGs The enemy loss y
eais engagement three pieces ofcanaon and
200 men made prisoners
Marshal Lefsvre commands the siege ct
Dantzick. General Larabaissiere has the
command Of she artillery. The corps Of
artillery ius.Gcs,. upon all occasions, the
reputation of superiority which it has SO
we'll acquired. The Preach caunoneers
are Justly deserving of the title of cacsen
men. The manner Observing OF the train
balsaIiioas4 gives satisfaction.
The empsrot received al Finckenstein
depusasiou from, the Chsmbse of Msrien
werdcr, consisting of the count Of Groe.
ben, the counsellor Baron de Schie;nliz and
count Dehna, the director of the Chan.b e;
This depusasion gave his majesty picture
of the evils which the war has drawn opon
the inhsbitanss. The emperor made kaown
10 it that he was touched with them, and
that he exempted them, together with the
town CT Elbing, from extraordinary contrl,
buttons. He Said that there were inevi.a.
Bile misforsunes for the theatre Of war, that
he took part IN them and would do every
thing in his power to alleviate them.
lsis thought that his majesty will set OF
10 day 10 take.a tarn TO MarienHerder and
Esbiug- 5
The second Bavar;an division is arrived
at Warsaw. he Pfince Royalof Bavaria
is gone 10 take the command OF the hrst Oh
vision al Pultusk.
The hereditary prince of Baden IS gone
to put himself at the head of his corps 90
Dsntzic.
The consingsn.of SAKE. w symsr is arriv-.
cd upon the Warta.
There has no, been a shot fired at the
advanced posts Of the army tor this fort-
night psst.
The heat ofshe sun begins to be fels :;
butt does not yet soften the earth. Every
thingis still frozen ;s.he spring is tardy IN
these climates.
Couriers from constantinople and Persia,
frequently arrive at the head quarters.
Ihe smpercE's health does not cease to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-23
FRENCH AID TO TURKEY.
Frontiers Of Haiy, March 6

1 Frontiers Of Italy, MateA g..
The greater par. Of the. French troops
intended for the Turkish expedition, have
been assembled since the 18th of February
in the Venetian territory Some dstach.
ments have set out for lstria and Dalmaiia,
where they will SO into cansonmeD,s until
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6osToN, June II.
Ea7lEST FROM EUROPE,

Las, evening we received, by the Han.
nah, capssio Cottle, frcm DebIo, he pa.
pers Of that city 10 ihe 9sh, and Liver.
pool paper: Of tue IN May, containing
London dates TO the 5th May.
No great events had occurred in The
grand armies in Regal Prussia, or PoLad,
as late as the 18th April. Greai uombrs
of troops were daily advancing 'ortlnlo'ce
both. The emperor Alexander had j4io,d
his army; and gen Bsnnig'en retained his
command, aad he en'lre confidence Of his
sovereign. LORD Hutchinson Was with me
Russian army.
The Swedes, from Stralsuu1, having
followed the French too Tar, were, IN their
,uvp, attacked by marshal Slortier, dsiea'.
ed, and driven beyond Arkla'ni "l,h tie
loss of 400 naade prisoners, esd Piecrs
of cannon. On this 'eserse, sne Swedish
comm nder proposed an armls';ae, whoa
was agreed to. aud two Swedish isaacs
pledged IS guarantees. Each Par'7 "a'
a, liberty TO break the armlsuee 90 G'spS
ten davs notice. 1t was conJectufed 10
England The afnaissics would not be fa'''
fed by the king Of Sweden.
The complete failure of the English ez'
petition sgains, Constaolinople was c00'
frmed. Admiral DackSorth had return
ed into the Archipelago, with the loss 10
the passages of ,he Dafdaneilts OF % S'"'
ed and slo wounded. Some balls were
fred into the aeet in The narrows weighing
700 vt each. Six Turkish ships OF war
were DESTROYED. Ga the return oil 'ns
English 70 I'eoedos, they were J''?Fa
(STareh 16ah) bv seven sail o. hus''ah
line Of battle ships. The failure OF the
expedition is attributed to calm "sa'n''
and the want of sroeps'
The Russians had Invested ismall; nau
gained come advantages. add recei's'
re;nforcenents from the Crlmea; bat 'n'
Ottoman forces vere collected IN s'fen8"i
and French army was on the Poin' U
entering Turkey. French lnhnsnee Na'
param ouss in Constansinople; aud AUSTIN
appeared 10 side against Russia. IN
We continue TO receive reports o. wv
recent capture Of Alexandria. 10 E9.Pr'
BY BrisisI. force under sir Sidoty Sn'''";
The LONDON papers, it is true, speak G.;
strong expedition having sailed rom Is
civ bur ws have no correct accou''s e.
It's destination: Besides, We koow ST. ~ ~
rev was engaged ia the AFFAIR of the 10 IA
danellss. the 1e'h February Lass; "nsu d.,
lie Ponpee Of SO saus, he passeo u' saa
her three ,opsails, and only hreo T qpv
as b. passed, 10 conssmpt of the i' u,1".
Ere; saA to him was allostsd 1ae u h,
ton Of the Turkish sqoadron' WIZ"
executed.
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PHILADELPHIA, June IS,

By tas ship A5eona, captain Allen eaieed
at This port yesterday, in 40 days fran
Liverpool Ge haze received London pa.
pers to the I'd ait. from zvhlch zcs haze
the .foAozving,:
Dover, Mdy1.
A very heavy firing has been heard-all
this morning, and s,ilt continues from the
French coast; We are unable 10 tell the
reason cfi,. as il is very thick. a report
prevails that the jack.a!l gun brig has bsen
takeD BY French row, boa,s lit IS said that !.
being becalmed very near the shore, they
rowed out and boarded her.
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THORN, April TO-.

For eight days past we have remarked an
uncommon movement among the French
troops we, mean to say, their centre has been
considerably strengthened Yesterday train
of artillery arrived here from Silesia, on It's
way to Dantzic.
most disheartening prospect OF dearth, if
not of famine, presents itself to Our view IN
this quarter, owing to the vast confluence OF
foreigners, apon the. Vistula.
We have just learned, that the prussian
garrison of Colberg have received reinforce
mentct Russians.
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From THE BORDERS or THE MAIN, April l9,
The rumors of an armistice and peace still
continue. "A Frankfort paper says Prom
Vienna it is stated that an important declara-
ton is very shortly expected OIL the part ofthat
court, in which Russi and Prussia vii! be adj
moIIished to attend to the pacific sentiments
of tn monarch of France" In Stutgard
paper we read, that the negotiations are con-
.tinoed ct. the French head quarters, where,
besides general St. Vincent, the prince OF
Lichtenstein has arrived with fresh proposals
from the court Of Vienna. The prince has
Eve state coufiers in readiness to convey the
uAtmatuas Of his negotiation ito its respective
destination. In Nuremberg paper, under
the head Of the. /" Danube, april To- the fol-
lowing paragraph appears: We are generally
assured that the mediation Of the court OF Vi
emma, has been accepted by the balllseFent
powers
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NETWORK. Yuue 10

IMPORTANT. - In letter received a, IL;
Office yesterday by the British paeke,fro,
Halifax, is the following isaporsau, INTEL,
gence-
With pleasure we send yos the follow.
ing tex,rac. Of "A letter, just received from >
very respectable merchant of this plac.
now on visi. q. pictou, for the cor,ec.
ness Of which we have not the small,
doubt
=" pycroU. June 8, 1907,
Azbrig arrived here last evening in
81 days from London, and brought news
that Bonaparte is at length entirely defs,,.
ed, his'army Gu: up, aud flying in all dice.
lions before The Russians.
In cerroboration CT the preceding IL.
Beston Palladium of the 16:h, says
We have rnmor by The R9xsra
which sailed from Antwerp on the 4 i.
Of May, that there had been a recen, en-.
gagemcnt between the French and Russ.
aos, "a ,Whics' he latter elaigsd the vic,c.
ry."
June 90.
To the ro!heness Of commercial friend
the, editor Of :he Mercantile Advertisers
indebted sor the Boston CenineI of Wed.
uesday (in anticipation OF The naiD con;an.
Ing London news 10 tnf 5h of May, Ii.
verpeol to The TN, and Dublin to the Oh,
inclusive, hsi1g three days la.er .haa our
former aasiees.
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Coucluded 5etween Baron Essen aaa tie French
General Jilortier.
Extract from article L A suspension OF
arms SHALL take place between the Swedish &
French troops.
II The Swedish troops shall deliver UP the
Isles Of Usedom and Violin to the French.
! Ill. The Pecne and Frebel shall form the
line Of demarkation between the two armies
The French troops shall have a post on the
other. side OF the Peene, near the custom
house by Anclan.
". AS long as the arlnistice last, baron Es-
sen engages not to afford any assistance what
ever, either directly or indirectly, to the CT
ties of Dantzic and Colbepg, nor to the troops
of any power ,atgwar witA, France or her allies
3 Y. No troops belonging TO any power al
war with France, to land at Stralsund, In Po-
merania, or in the Isle Of Rugen, as long as
this armistice remains in force: Shouldr
however, in pursuance of superior orders, of
which his .excellency is at present Ignorant,
the like~trosps be landed at Stralsund, in this
case his excslency engages, that no hostili-
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FROM THE ELsE, Apri. 20.

:, The S~edes, by MEANS Of theiI gun-boats,
have got possession of the port OF swine
munde.
+ On the morning Of the day before yester-
day, the foreign troops in Hamburger, the
gems d'armes excepted, left that city The
military duty is performed by the troops OF
the place.
The garrison of Dantzic is reinforced more
and more / 1000 menwere to be embarked
at Mcneil for that destination,
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GROCERIES.


I : slilcrs OIL, at sIoiss per barrel
5 ,spaaisa HIDES. at 10 to Is cents, some
avhlch will averase 2 pounds, and are e
'sa' . any ever Imported from the Spanish
Best green COFFEE
S Sel'2ANs IN hogsheasls fsnd barrels
! Loaf and lump Sugars S, OF the first qua-
Aiew seroons of Hotant IN EIGO, and g.
variety OF GRO CERIl i, as usual.
!, 700 hastelsof ground AIJsUAI SALT a
60 aud coo bushels CaGiz in store whirh
10 &, CONSIGNMENT, send will be sold on reason
sac tsrrns hy
a5oydscas Miller.
oclo5cs Is. d
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District Of Columbia.

Office. IS hsre5g givea 10 al arvho1p Il
5 asay Concern, that the Consul General
Of il Portugal TO the United States Of America,
las authorised the subscriber to legalize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports of this district To any u,
Portugal or Madeira
Tfoss masters of vessels Who. may omit
having their bills Of health thus certified, will
be Liable 20 undergo quarantine
Il qlnslte that any article shipped Tor
account Ola Portuguese subject Should De
declared and sworn 10, as Eoi4tsgaesc proper
~; afd thebills Of iasisagg iesalizet as aoovs'
Lewis Deblols.
Mar 10.
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This is TO give notice,

sF1ATthe subscribers Of Alexandra coun-
ty. in the district Of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned, from the orphans court.of said coun-
~, letters testamentory on the estate OF Su.
sanna Hamilton, late Of the county aforesaid,
deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, arc hereby warned to exhI-
them, with the vouchers Thereof to the
cribers, on or before the 3eth day of A.
prlf next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate and those IN
debted thereto are requested to make immedl-
tao paymcnt.--G Given under our hands this
soth day Of October, 1907.
Andrew Jameson, Ex,c.
Rich'd. Weightman,
October 80 eo5W
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Bank Of Potomac,

OcToBER 9, 1907.
,ATOTICE is hereby gioen the stockhod-
IN ers Of this institution, that an Election
for twelve Directors, for the ensuing year
will be held at the Courthouse, In this town
on the second Monday of November next.
BY order of the President and Directors.
C. P.aGE,s Cashier.
October 9. 2awst 9Th Nov
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sRUM

VcW-EH}5Ialid >
Rye Whisky in barrels
Cherry Bounce in do.
Salt, coarse and fine
Pepper, Pimento, Snuff, Chewing Tobac-
co, Segars, Mould and Dipped Candies, Soap,
scopperas, Madder, Wrapping Paper, Rice,
Chocolate, PhiladcIphia Porter, Havana Ho-
ney. s
.4Lso.
4 constants supply ofnies Flour for family
use.
October 27.
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Public Sale.

49, =
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Superior
Coulfsof Chancery, holden at the capitol in
Richmond, March $, 1907, will be sold, en-
the premises on THURSDAY, the Goth
instant at half past 5 o'clock in the after
noon, to the highest bidder for cash ::
A House e Lot-Alss, an unina-
proved Lot, situated on she north side of Duke
street, between Columbus & Alfred strects
the property of Amos Alexander.
Cuthbert Powell, 8
Phineas anney, 8.
Thomas Jannsy. J
.Acvenbcr 3, dts
ALMANACS for 18o8s
Juss published and for safe, by
CottonEaTa Stewart.
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IS AT URDAY, oVEMB BE 1907
AMERICAN PRINTS.

LezOis Lanqaay, rom Baltimore,
Has just opened, next door above NJ Knight
and Stewards in ing street, an assert
IS ~ nnentof g
sfnsrs can Printed l:eoes, Bed couers,
ShawL, sc,
9W hich he,offers for sale en- moderate terms
Ia He will remain in town only this week -.s
IOHN G. LADD
Has just received and offers for sale,
SO boxes spcrmaccti candles.
100 do mould tallow do.
SO barrels prime beef
S bales Russia sheetings
! q quarter casks old sherry vine
zoo Spanish hides
SO hogsheads tobacco.
November 8. d
NOV. s. DIST
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mo. 2oo7.
Wanted to Purchase,

5Eor 20 Negroes or any leiSs
number for which liberal prices will be given,
apply. at jain 4. 1zl1aalsys upper end Of King
street. -
We shall continuc at tbs place until satla-
day. n
Bradley & elmer.
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day. ss III
Bradley & elmer.
Nov. s. ST
Lands and Mlll-Seat for Sale.
ID x virtue Of q decree Of tic Superior
ID Court of Changery, llois!cn ct the CAPT
stol in Richmond, October q, 1907, will be
sold. at Public Auction, or.the premises,
Zen acres and a bali Of land
lying ontlle east sii.!s seflkc Georgetown road,
about half amile from Alexandria couft-Aouse.
either all together or disidea into four lots Of
equal quantity as may suit the purchasers.
A full square, containing ra-
tlcr more than two acres, on the south side
Of Duke street and eastward Of the well ard
white house belongingsto the se5scribar.
Part IF a square to tie south
ward of the Iastenlellsioned, and west Of CI.a's
Pages and Philip G. Elarstellcrs houses.
The Spring Garden, abotat 4
acres, say two s,:asres, and taEsiag in. the
streets Will be near . acres.
The last three mentioned parcels VIII be
sold together CT divided, as may be thought
most COnycn1c4tsbo buyers,
A rloiety Of ten acres near Cameron Run
and the Colchester road, bought IN company
with Bird and Ricketts,.
a valuable Mil Sea- ca Holmes s fsun, a.
bovc She new turnpike road and not far from
the trough Ell, betscen four and five mics
from Alexandria.
The sale TO commence. on the 10th inst.
on the Georgetown rosd ard continue, If
the. weather is suitable, till the whole IS dis
apasedoG
Tie sel.ars OF sale VIII be made known be-
fore or at the time Of sale.
VIM. HARTSHORNE, Re-
ceiver OF the effects ofJOHNSUT-
TON, and JOHN MANDEVILLE,
under the order the high Court Of
Chancery Of Virginia.
llth month Cd dts
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Richard HorWell.
Sept IS
DIREerIoNs.

The buttons on the back parts OF the waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Susp >nders, to prevent improper strain
ing; and thereby destroying the ease designed
in the construction Of the article,
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HORWELL'S
Celebrated Patent SujbendeYs

Celebrated Potent Suipendeys
EOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c. far OK
" ceeds any in use. Tobe had Wholesale
and retail at the MANUFAcToRY, lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria.
NJ B. The Subscriber has complete as
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