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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29
Buckingham. 18th March 1908. ID
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Alb TEE II hi, Ss"s s:st ssas sa of Sire ss
1s3$ TSss Peter Tcazle. (uuqueslioua-
lglsszl ss,s$.A. bly, the best stallion now ia
England &injericrto none ever bred IA !hat COIN
iiy,l will s,srd he ensuing season a. Ny stable,
in King ard QGe:n county. abou, 10 c,iiss from
Niehnnoud, frcHl Dunkr,c and - 6cm Tap.
palIaanoek. az 80 dollars ,ac s5aAcu, notes ia,
which. and hE!f dnlar for the groom, Du5t b.
sent with the fnaTas or before ihey are TAKEN I
WY. The 50 dc!lars may es Encouraged by ths
Pryrrent Of ~ dollars cash and tn IRE tyenf
II t5e er;biys1 Continuing, scav, b. so do!is J
on or before i,lc expiration Of the season, hicl.
will commence On tie. Is March ard eIG is,
August Extensive high and low land ras;a :agc
as eead as any in YiTs mia, gyGfis. Maze may
be fed with com at lie market price. and ever
attention viii be paid TO tire N hnt LIABILITY foi
e:c.res or sc-idents OF any kind. Mares ans
foala viii be kept 5y t.Iensclves.
Sir Harry vas inaoued liz ei,e fall &C 1894
from, LDrdou, is nov - yesra Old. iiniaigh health
ard viscr. Is Lands 3 inches lngt, fnll Of BONG
reA Tausc'e. hne points, elegant io:n ard beau
ia; Grown csior. Itc has c0vc,sd three sea,ons
in isis c. uutrv, has proved himself : sure fo.'
ge"er. ard i'is steel; ave equal u ans in The
w:rli tic was orc ri tho best raeers in En-
El1rd, both FOR speed anJbUitonr, III vcty h. a.
ANY horse ever imported INTO ,hi, country (e,eud
jng the ownqr ei;hiu tribe Of e 1900 s:en;Gg
wien andfa) ond in Tic es:tnatoi, ofgoc6 iig.
c. - cgA&l, * nor sureriof 10 auy that j. MO-
or evet was ~ ~ stare As,hc univ ?, sal prac-
t5ce he'e, istcta0 Gcais i, is needless 10 poiui
oU % thpse vino ave fac rnares, tie adyaata-
gcs that may resuli from seUGing them 30 this
h0rse.
SIis dafn TaIoD, (foaied IN 1880 was got H.,
Alfred, grarddn dam az iiot) by Mark, grea,
gTaA6sra Ly Eegaus, great srea, grandara dam
Of Wildair and VamTc) b. Steady, great great
great giRndau b. Pai,aer, Greyhound, EAake-
less, Counsellor. D.imTner. Pieces Whi'e 'furl.
ehred wa got bv Hatcher, (foaled IN I77O)
cut OF Snap maze Chc dan Of Ccnda6t1r Die
fator, GeoJsianl AID oiisrs) brco by the duke Of
Kingston. Sca'cd III 1862 > her Gam b. the Cul.
len Arabisni Griswood's Lady Thigh. by Pair
nsr; Greyhound; Sophonisha's dam, by dc
IUrwau Day Ba,b Lord D'ATcey's chestnut A
Isbiau. Winseshiu Old Montague mare.
Matehem vas gor by Csde. CaJe Town bro
ther 70 Laih) was got by the Godoiphin Arab.
III; Mtr5k was got 10y Squirt Gquitt was gol
by 8attIet's Chiiders Kegulus was gos by Tic
Codopbin Arabian.
Sir Peer Tcazle was got by HighRyer, out Of
fapion, by Snap Snap was 20. by Snip
Snip was got b5 the Dcvonshirs Childers. our OF
BASIC rsarc HigbAyes was got by Herod out
Of Rachel by HANK Herod was gos by Tartar
our Of Cjpron, 10y Bissci Tartar was got b;
Partner, out Vi Meliosa, by Old Fox
john lIosLius.
Ja6uafy 81, 1903. wtMI
~. .. II IS not prc,ai,c thar Sir Harry vii
ever aEari syeud IN the nor,liw=sd &C his ewue.,
H. tle n-lshbcrhooa OF Petersburg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29

From the honorable Timothy Pickering, a
senafoy o tie United Ssoses from The.
state Of 0NaSsaehusefts, exhibiting 10 his
constituents q vfero o/ imminent danger
Of an unnecessary cnd rainous 5sar -
addressed 10 his ccceHency James .SuI-
hvon, governor Of me said state.
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
February 10, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29
airbmunn 9erire Gurrent.

Juse rcccived and for sale ar fA;s Office,
TsE MODE AND SUBJECTS OF
BAPTISM EXAMINED,
SEVEN SERMONS.
TO WITCH rs ADDED, BRIEF
HISTORY or THE BAPTISTS.
by DANIEL MERRILL, A M
Pastor oftac Church Of Christ in Scagyick
.dlso just received u for sale as above
RULES AND ARTICLES,
FoR Tag GOVERNMENT OF TUE
ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES
hta-ch 25d, 1903 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29

n LlSi' Of Z hossh. ads of Tobacco
IA remaining in Ccan Warehouse over
two years.
i80o-December 80. Richard Morris
No. 1853, gross i2i tare lis, melt 1896.
Barns and tfaynie Inspectors.
lSo34-S2d March Richard Bcale 50
Ilt9, los, ioo7.-Haynie end Cfowthe,
Inspectors.
--- 18th February. Daniel Dawson
lo2, 1905, lis, 977.
---- nth 10. William Forester III,
fe7s, lco, lt7s.--Failjn aud Berrymsn
inspectors.
Nom remaining in Cuan Ware
houses, 5sh March. 1903.
ANDERSON * ROGERS,
81 bisfiscteys.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29

nv Yig,ue oi a deed Of must executed &c
- us by Drury Chill 'ers, i'll order to secure
he payulen, OF Z certain sum of inobey
due to- William and Daniel Thompson, S,
all cost incurred By carrying the same in
10 effect, we shhl on Saturday the ,hir
tieth day of April next, al Sir Peter Fran
ciscoe's Tavern, proceed TO sell Gnr cash,
four negroes, viz lsharn, Phii:is, Racket
and Salley, or SO much thereof as viii be
sufficient TO answer The purposes of said
died.
TARLTON WILLIAMS,
STEPHEN HOOPER,
Trustees.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24

...ention, what possible i'll effects may result
8 frora thcir want of integrity or duty as men
snd citizens, they would shudder at the re-
feetion.
The solitary views Of men may effect few;
hut who can estimate the mischief Of public
IN example or atone for the wide spread eff.
gects Of pernicious principles. s.
But, ON the tendency Of newspapers, per-
haps, enough has been said. Their general
direction, it is to be hoped, is good; and
that l.ancl more service is done by the aggfe.
gate mass, than evil is occasioned by particu-
] lar parts.
All, eventhe worst, in other points of view,
TEND to convey Instruction, and TO generalize
knowledge. By giving intelligence from eve
nv quarter of the globe. they excite enqui-
res; BY displaying tie good and bad qualities
ofother nations, they remove i'll fo,saded pre-
iuaiccs, or confirm deserved aversion. They
. Communicate beneficial discoveries, which
would otherwise be lost; they record trans
actions which engage admiration or rivet dis
gust they warn by example, and instruct
by eensure. They difuse taste they Correct
preyailing absurdities They awe the proud,
EST itO lic CofsfiSeSH " hSSPlsie SolHC teilIls
With public opinion.
They deter the Aagit;olls from Irines, lest
they should Be held up to pubic dctestation !;
and, in fine, they watch over individual and
public libcrty, which can never be violated
with inpIEisy, while t.le press remains pure
and tree.
I'aus, tothe phisosophic eye, the diamal
hbors Of eharacters undignided by literature,
appearcapable of producing more extensively
beneficial consequences than the abilities OF a
Plato, 4 Socrates, or Johnson.
May such feel tie value Of the rank they
shosi; andncyer more disgraceit, by propa-
ptiag vice, or wilsul error, by lending their
nnct;oa to he worthless. orhy Weakening
The bond that preserves mankind in harmony
and happiness.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24

dsrs 10 coDnci1 .merc deferred for lev
dsya. a ps,i.ion If ths li-ss.lndta Conn.,
pauy was Had before the cumfnonsi sney
request loan Of parliament 20 pay sdisl'
edends 90 the holdersaot their stock, srdto
support ,heirscfedit. This petition caused
a warm Gebate-nne OF the members;ssids
that The Indiasrade was continually dsltin.
irg, and in dangerof tosal overthrow,
from the prosperous incresse OF American
cs,ablishme nts --ano,her member rePiieds
If America particularly -Aoarished IL this
trade, i, was in = state ct neutrality. The
.petition was referred 10 = commistee.--
Troops were eontinually en4barkng n me
out ports. board on secrei expeditions. Ia
one expedlion general sir Joho Moore was
to have The chief ccs: msnd major.general
Mackenzie Frazer I'd ard mJU7genersi
Cover be on the STAFF Mr.kvauedy as
eommissary general; eolooel Marray as
quartz; master general, with ths hon. esp..
BlagEiere as bis assistant.
Price q Socks % per cen,. con.ols fof
money 66s a-do. for May 66s ia pee
cent. reduced 655sss.
TNew 991o,k Gas.
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June IS.
Public Sale.

80 .
BY virtue Of deed of tluet from Alexander
Smith to the subscribers, to secure the pay
ment of a sum of money to the Bank of Alex
andria, will be exposed to sale, or the pre-
mises, on Wednesday the 18th day of July
next a piece of ground with the houses and
other Improvements appe, tanning thereto, ly-
ingon the south side Of Duke-street west side
of Water-stree., being at the intersection Of
the streets, extending on Duke-street forty
feet, on Water-strert rinety-one feet SIX inch-
es to a ten feet alley--upon u credit OF s, -,
and Is months, the purchaser giving notes
for the several paym snts negotiable at The
Bank of Alexandria, with an approved indor.
ser, and deed of trust upon the property t.
secure the payment Of the notes.
James Keith, sen.
James Keith. Jun
June 81. AZ
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Yet, by system Of downright political
swindling; 40 attsmptis now made 70 dis.
appoint public expecsasion, and persert the
nstu1sl order Of things
10 This attempt (the caucus nomination9
we see nothing bur base ipgrati;ude; that
suin Of repnhlics) criminal ambition gro.
yelling sel6shnsss; and. in one word,
noss poprinciplsd intrigue.
For these, and many other reasons.
which there Is yet time enough to assigu,
am opposed to the election oi Mr.. Ma.
olson, and il favor Of the election Of 60.
vernon Clintop.
Yet, if governor CLIFTON and his frierds
had showered down boun,ies upon me,
however favorably may ,hipk Of Mr..
Madiscn, I hope that could not be IN.
CRATE enough 70 otpose lhem. | might be
neu'ral, bui cou.d 90, BIZ ungrateful. IF
10 socirly there be wresrh 90 whom
b7untiea have been SO lavished; if This
wretch be ungrasefu:, andlif ii be possible
tor such a niscrcsn, to feel, HE own mind
mus be his greatest calamity.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24
RICHMOND, tune ii.
pGRpEGJ- 49,, d..;,

4 RgBBER1.--A most daring outrage.
oos robbery wa, commired on the house Of
Mr.. Simpson Morris, Me- .chaus of this
place, Gu. Saturday n,ghs last. Upwards
re are Informed, IF 1000 do!lars worth Of
goods was stolen on tha. nigh. Il ishoped
that the U most endsapors will be made, to
bring tocondign punishmens the person or
p r,ons who committed Il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24
From the Fsde al Gasstte.
PARTY POLITICS.


IL Is the orulioa OF maay hljlclnns nen,
macy enlightened 'sderasisss, ,ha. ,hs best
I,ssss,s 81 America csn Be most surcly
pointed bs pstsni:tiog for a time ;hs ,olc
Of oas !siaser cEli;mGiators. Federalism,
risnisy i dsysso d. i sand vas, tree Ains
ticsnssm . principle cungen;as and com
mou TO he b,.sams of az gas selissas, DC.
iose The, b!ckesiugs CT parry were known.
his IN opposition to .he sysesn ADD CT.
for SCI federalism, when in active opera,
taoc, taa, WILD theariss. and =, egioa5y pa
triots are iormi3 bic !: ths + have rhs D5s!sss
no system; lsfs saisne thry dssour each o,
sher. and would alsimasely aod al no dis.
,aa, day, have opened the eyes Of The p.a-
pie, aad ensueed sss safety of shr common
Wealth The common sensiment aud wish
OF sober Pa.ristsm will Advise, to give The N
rope
We beg leave here to introduce Mr..
ches.han, a most valiant knight, add righs
sor:h, leader of.hs disjoinsed empire OF
temocfsey:
From the Aaeriean Eft'zsa.
Il IS ia,imassd 10 The Eyeosag Post Of
1 Saturday, possibly Without intending the
intmaaoD, tha, Isuppnrs governor Clinton
hecause he has been my beneiActo.. 49,
This is an ersor. never received from
geyefncr l.;n;oo. directly or indirectly, eli
thes personal or . political favor. Sup
por, bin in orpositioa 90 Mr. Madison,
s Because Nj. Madison is asrimmsr.
B. cause 10 poltics he is more OF aqWd
than any ,hing else.
BE suss land ;bisis mater fine utmost
moment with mr. he is radically and IN
rn1sbly opposed 70 commerce.
Because, although an exsellsn. secretary
cfssar, ,Aink him ,acompeseai TO a iai.h-
full aud able disshargs ofths duties OF PIE.
ssdeas.
!. Because he hss and cherishes highly
reo.,f BILE predsiicsisn Tor . dangerous to
rtiga aa,ion.
because he is opposed TO defence a.
yains,ihc iurosds of foreign powers.
Because, in one yard, he IS an advocate
for un,r;ed theory 10 opposition to tiled
practice.
On The other hand. / consider :he Clio
tons absolute cfi,eria of correct, soond q
wholesome republicans
The srryices which governor Clinton
has rendered Ia his country are, in my
opinion, g,easer than those OF any other
man living.
His attachment to and defence of repub
licao principles have been long. add with.
eus parallel. uniform.
His ability for the presidensy lfor to
theory he unitss practiee) is unqass'iona
bic.
As the second officer in the general SO
sernmeus, wa all looked TO him as the per
son designated by public op'oloo. anf
pointed oas by customary ordss 70 MI sns
rst.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24
Port of alexandria.

ENTERED,
Brig Sumner, Malcolm, Thomaston, Ws.
Sloop Polly and Nancy, Gardner, w artssi dc.
Schooner Hope, Ai@ins, New-Be1!ord: do
CLEARED,
Schr. Jane, Woodbury., Gloucester, Ms.
Exclusive of vessels to and frona psrts
within tAe C.pes OF Virgi:ria.
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Discourse on Duellale.

THIS EVENING, at half past O'Clock,
j. Ogitue will deliver, in Mr.. Tenerxs's BAH
rosm, discourse on DUELLING.
MORROW EVENING, he proposes
to deliver discourse on G AIMING.
Tickets of admission, Half Dollar each,
may be had at Mr.. Gadsby's bar, and at the
door of the ball room.
June a. II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24
NORFOLK, Jssne 90.

Dispatches were received 90 "Wednesday
last By ccmmodnre Decatur, 10 stay the
sai:iog of the fr;gate Chesapeake uo.il fur
staer -rlers--in consequence of which she
resurpcd 10 Hasnpsoa Roads, where she
nov rides al anchor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24
From the hesy York Commercial .4dvera.er.

~ s 40 II
As new system of warfare has lately been
adopted in Europe, which, lin its violence threat
ems she destructionof all neutral commerce,
and those supplies necessary even for our I'M
ternal trade, which we have Hitherto drawn
from thence, has become too precarious to
depend upon; it becomes the duty of every
Americas, from motives of patriotism as well
as economy, TO enleavor 10 draw forth the re-
sources of his country as well to render us
independent of foreign supplies, as TO save the
sums thus expended. when we have the means
of furnishing them ourselves.
Among the objects that claim our attention,
none appear to be Of more consequence than
the articles of Hemp, and Iron, of which We
have abundant meanso of supply within our
selves, lfproper exertions were made, and a
sufficient capital applied to that use. / shall
conhne my observations more particularly TO.
Hemp, as Iron abounds In our country and is
principally imported from Russia, merely as
ballastfor the Hemp, and very seldom yields
profit. And should war ensue with France
from the discussions now pending, such is
hermighty influence on the continent of Eu-
rope, that our commerce even with Russia,
might not be permitted. Or if hostilities
should break out with England, not a ship
would be abte to go and return trcA lEeR l,c
So that In either case we should be deprived
of this NEST essential article, even for our
coasting trade, independent of what small
navy might require as we'll as our priYateers,
and the little foreign commerce we should
then have left. Nor, have We at this time more
than one years supply in our country, ven
ture to affirm tor the annual importations
have hitherto only been calculated to meet
the current dc malld. The embargo has pre-
vented our ships from going to Russia this
year, which generally sail in the winter or
spring, and must leave the Baltic by the mid
die of October ; and iii should be raised at
this time, it would be too late to obtain it,
even if war is not to be apprehended. We
may, therefore, reasonably expect to feel the
want Of it, and to see the prices enormously
high, before supplies can be had. To guard
against suchsa state Of distress hereafter, is
the object Of the present communications.
But first it is necessary to show our pre-
sent dependence upon Russia, which is seen
by the following abstract of the hemp. i'm.
ported from thence for the last four years.
In the year 1874, we imported 1880 tons.
1905, $3.50 90.
1906, $3.50 do.
1907, 1000 do.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24
Alexandria EatIp ssooertisar.
FRIDAY, JUNE "a.

10 the dsuic, conr, of the Uoi.ed Stsses
Al Bsl.inore. held 90 Friday last, the ship
ri! gator, schooner JuI'ana, aud schooner
Sesaowcr, wefe sryerally condemosd !; The
two frs: for . violation cf tho embargo
law aad the las: for violation ot the sup.
plemsa:so it whica respects coauing yes
scis.
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For what purpose was the federal govern

va - 81 -
For what purpose was the federal govern
ment formed W h treasons Induced the IN
div,daal states to enter into the national COM
pact Fortae better p election OF commerce,
we enpha.ic:llg answer. TO the protection
OF III :, lDelty, pntation, property, the diff
iarent state governments were fully compe-
tent; but commerce., to be directed with Skill,
and prosecuted with success, required unity
OF action, to be supported by unity OF force.
From this necessity spring all the powers of
the general government, and 30 this end ought
all their measures to be directed.
How have cur present rulers discharged
this daty How have they fulfilled this great
trust of the people? BY withdrawing from
the ocean--by locking up our vessels in port
by shutting up our surplus produce to rot
in our granaries and warehouses--by driving
our sailors, Triggers, rope-makers, and all the
laDoring classes Immediately dependent on
commerce, TO a foreign cline to seek that
bread which is here denied then--5y a cow
ardly Abandonment OF that which it was our
duty to protect. and for the protection Of W hich
they had been armed with the ply steal force
Of the nation-nay, more-by deliberately de-
stroying that which they were most sacredly
bound to cherish by every Reans in their pow
Ell.
III common affairs, when an agent perverts
the powers of his agency, and employs them
for purposes hostile TO his principal, he is
he'd unworthy longer to be trusted, and is
stripped of his powers. This rule of action
is founded OH justice and common sense-on
the great duty of self preservation, and there
fore must be Of universal application, inpub-
lie as well as private affairs. The admins
traitors Of our government are the agents OF
the people, vested with specific powers, for
the attainment of specific ends. II, then,
they have abused those powers, or perverted
those ends fand that they have done so, re-
quires no ingenuity to prove-the nation feel
it, or must soon feeli) a remedy is only to be
found in dismissal. Itisthe course to which
reason and experience point--itls the course
in which security will be found--it is the
course whichth people must eventually pur-
sue.
But elf, when done, 'twere well done.
'twere we'll it were done quickly" This re-
medy cannot betoo soon applied. The wounds
already inflicted on our prosperity are deep
and difficult to heal. They are every day ir-
ritated by the ruinous prescriptions of Politi-
cal quackery, and if not put under the care
Of more skilful physicians, the political body
must sink into paralysis or expire in conyul-
sion. ws Is rea:|
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24
For NeW-York,
CO Alexandria Theatre.

TIE PUBLIC are respectfully
informed that the above Thea
IRE will open on Tuesday Eaepa-
ing, 7une %, and continue open
every TUESDAY, Thursday
& SATURDAY, until further no
tlce. Particulars of the first per-
Torrance will be given in a fu-
ture, advertisement.
June 16.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24

EIGNSU4llNARY.-The Loadop
Coutier Of the evening Of the 9Th April,
states, that a, Plymouth all was hurry and
bnsle. 10 const queuce of telegraphic
dispatch arriving 10 The port admiral, aud
an admiralty messenger with dispatches,
whilh were put 90 board three schooners
living in the sound, which sailed directly,
one of Ushau', one for Csd'z and the
Straits, and third for the West Indies.
The dispatches were said to relate TO the
Rochefort squadron, cf whose destination
government had received authentic adyic.
es. 10 consequence Of this teiegrsphic
message the Pnn.ix, a. guns. captain
Nudge, which sailed the 26.h, was recall
cd by signal, aud waited 10 the sound for
orders. Orders were also sent 10 the vic.
,ualling Office, 10 vlctuaI ADD store up to
six mon,hs sir Johu Duckworh's feet,
which was again to sail in quest Of this re.
doub: able Rochefors sqasdroo, which the
French papers say had been off Corfu aud
returned TO Toulon. A cartel which was
sent to Mc:laix with seven Ftenchmen,
returned to plymouth with the Fsenchmen,
they were ordered DOT to land at MoTlaix.
Mr.. Mildmay and several other gen,'emcu
had lately returned from Rsssia-'hey re-
ceiyed their passports from thai govern.
ment without any difficulty; the only per
sons detained 10 Russia were those con.
cerued iD mercantile pursuits. Seveahun.
dred Portuguese who had escaped on board
sir Charles Co,ton's feet had arrived Ia
England and abou. the same number were
on their way from eff Lisbon. Individuals
we're ayirg from Portugal d@lly 10 great
numbers; snd so eager were the Poriu.
euese to escape from the clutches OF the
french. that none remain behind except
those who dare not attempt to remove their
families, for fear Of detection. Parliament
assembled 90 the 26sh--she further coosl'
dera.iop Of the petitions against the Of,
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Amounting to
22,64O tons,

lAillVuIIlIiIg 20 ZI,O4U tOnS.
independent of corlage and sail cloth; which,
altogether, has cost this country from ore
million to one million and a half of dollars an
nually. All this must be paid fer in money,
OF in bills upon London, Amsterdam or Paris,
where funds must be lodged as she does not
require any Of Oar produce for her con-
Sumption.
In my next Twill point out the sources of
supply for this important article, if you can
sparea part of your paper for it's insertion.
A FRIEND TO AGRICULTURE.
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PRDFILES.

FOUR FOR T,t'E.NTY-FIVE CF.N7'S. {
TOHN MsCONN ACHO, has taken room
y next door to the old bank, where this truly
ingenious machine is in operation.
John M'Connac GRO psesumes to hope for the
patronage ofthe ladies and gentlemen Of Alex
ardria, as it has been his sfuc!y, for these three
years, in H. York, Baltimore, Norfolk, Rich.
mond, Newbern, N. C. Charleston, &C. and
other small towns.
All Pro6les viii be stamped John Gonna
eho's hatent" The style Of cutting and pen.
cling the hair can be seen at the room. Those
ladies and gentlemen who would wish to have
their Profles retaken, Can have them, or their
money returned, provided they return
the first set.
Profiles will De neatly framed at the room.
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