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Ths tounrry Il almost ready g nnk unu NM
II. ;rnmen.e stock Of it. internal produc''o'ls'
and if measures are not specify saAs" m.
establish friendly intercourse between LIZ -
: country and the powers OF Eufops' snu -
that means raise the dropping head q con-
n,ercc, and give employment TO onr nloleen.
fellow citizens, we may epprchend serious
consequences. The ruin OF our merchants
without some such measure, IS inevitable !;
and the imperious wants OF the poor VIII SUI
m,,late them 70 acts of violence and raP'ne.
The passions OF the populace are not 70 DC
restrained by wisdom nor cnfOcu ~ pow. ~. !,
they rage in proportion 70 the INJURIES ssa. :.
have experienced or the lnSalts tney, ha nay :,
received. If your intentions have oeeh goou
I sincerely pity the effects our measures
have produced: the body polite Is Almost s'
incnrably affected, and if some remedy Is not
Immediately applied to root out the disease
fear It's effects will be fatal--but It IS as uii-
generous as it is unjust. to accuse you OF D s-
ing the author Of all the calamiues unaef
which our country groans. Il may DC 'he
will of providence to check cur prosperity
We NAV have reached the summit OF our
n,enced under your governmental this is
really the case, We cannot elude the DEGREES
of fate African devise no method OF escape
nor force prolong cur existence IS q nation.
Greece, Persia, and Rome rose BY degrees
from the lowest depths of slavery and bar,
barism to an incredible Eeiaht of5grandcur
and nsgnihcence, BY asfs Of prosperity -
They however yielded to luxury, and ali
those vices which msensibIy root out the love
of liberty from the minds Of men. Slavery
clsspetI them in his death-like embrace, ahd
they sunk into that obscurity antinsignlhcance
from which they have never been able to
emerge. That sve may not be doomed to
experience similar reverse to those ancient
nations / arelently hope; and that wisdom
may direct y.a in forming and carrying into
effect, measures that may tend to promote
our happiness and weH-re, and heal the
wounds our honor has received, is the hum
BE wish Of
Your Excclency's ob't scryt.
PETER QUILLDRlVER.
July II, 1903.
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uCON commerce NhCSt FFtSSnt Me&AS "
living are to be annihilated, whose towns are
to be rendered desolate, whose habits and
manners are to be totally changed and tor
what? To favor the delusiye schemes OF a
few theorizing philosophers and their follow
ers, who fancy they can thereby improve the
happiness of nation! This would be IN
deed to reject the sanitary food, upon which
we have become hearty and strong, for that
which is unpalatable and unWhclesome,
which wastes the frame and destroys the
constitution. But the idea IS rot to be tor
a moment indulged: that all the arts and IN
Auence OF the party hostile to commerce can
ever produceits destruction.
The right Of improving the gifts q bonn
tifulnature in such manner as to themselves
seems fit, is guaranteed to the people, not
only by the declaration Of independence and
by the constitution, but by what willrer
haps be more Ending tkaneither, that spirit
of liberty, and knowledge Of their rights,
which have hithertoso eminently Distinguish
ed Americans and trust they Will ever
maintain that ard all other privileges, as
well against tile dangerous EhlCVstiloiio "a
dissembled friendship, or the i1.sldicus zeal
Of false patriots, as the less dangerous Ell
fects of opeu force. IF the people VIII &c
but true 10 themseIyes---if they place their
confidence with care ard caution, in those
only who With integrity Of character, POS
slss also solidity Of taiant, Joined to prae-
ticai knowledge of the interests OF the coun-
try, tiey kove astsins 10 Far. But u alter
such evident, an,! orc would think, corvinc-
ing proois that we have had, that there IS q
party IN the country powerful from influ-
ehee and authority, though not from num-
bels) decidedly hostile to commerce and NJ
yisa!ion if notwitF ssanding they should G
Iectto the most important oifices OF the &C.
vernment mon Of that staIap, they 1c4c ere-
rg thing to Jscr. Ihold it 70 be but CT Sc
.conQiary importance whether our rulers be
Of the federal or democratic sect, but OF
The frst and most momcnt0ts importance
that they be friends to The trade and nsviga-
ton Of the L. St:..cs.
AMERICANS.
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la L.lNTERNE MAcIQUE, 10. 2.
$500 pievica E.ccrnas
Perfe, IN Mcem; Eretp! omsits eafo
M Cianlor rt1ra.
HcK. yI1 : rspu. g.
HcK, lI8 5, caRM. 8,

HcK. II3 ), cARM. g.
ladies and gelltl< nes5, take Your places
and presently vou shall sce----.., .at YOU shall
see--put ort the tsntl!ts. Now you shall
see.--as,ei ;,ahoid the tila, sgure exhibited to
YOU.
lis q young gentleman IN military ami
.oFnl, tast aslcsp u,.dcs, a s~,c, with a bottle
q. cs>, s.ete encta ~er1n on the oEher. fiss
horse ,s'ca see III the 6aek ground, grazing rs,
welias &c en- with bride and saddle on.
Yen suprosethis gentleman much at leizure
INC such thing. 4 great battle has been
fought and great si3tory gained IN tie
nogh End this IS al chacer scratched in
al hoste, with the important new S 10 the &C.
vernnaene. Itia,s, fyeSto, Guick and iegore.
Behold now cur officer al the seat Of co
ye1rnsent, strutting about vith huge Fair
OF. ieade1l spurs CT, presented to hin, as a
reward for his est,aoreircyy cxpedition.-
Pass, sc.
Behold bin now with lis sleeves tucked
ZIP, rolling hcssheads of tobacco by hun
dreds into large river. Is it his? 70 for
ne has not paid tor it, nor never will. Pass.
SIC. s'
4
All, this is night scene! What mean,
yon stream OF sparkling frss like the milky
way, illuminating the road Are those FIRE
Tics, Jack-o-lanterns, or what? They are
sparks elected by the collisions Of a lime.
stone road and the shoes Of horse ealloo-
ing as if the devil was after him. And Der.
hars the DEVILS after hi1n-r,o: it is. onlv
the sheriff of the county. Look close and
you will find the rider to be the same man
who threw the tobacco INTO the river. Pass.
sc.
Now behold him ,ornamented with me.
das. Has he been knnighted? Yes. And
las ine knights IN chiyalry generally derived
their addition from dae names Of the castles
orPlaces orthings which they had taken, SO
this knight IL called arHr xs1cHr.or Tsr
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FRoM THE EoRTH AMERICAN.

NEARLY sill tie northern, and some Of
the other Atlantic states, find the chief
sources Of their prosperity in the cultivation
of trede and navigation. Those states are
inhaeitcd by a race Of men remarkable iora
spirit Of industry and enterprise. The coua-
Try they inherit is by much the most pcpr-'
loas of the United States but with partial
exceptions, tits far from being favorable to
the successful pursuit ofagriculture, inse-
much thas .so.1tro OF those states are conside-
raI,Iy dependent on their neighbor for bread.
All Of them, however, have that deficiency
amply made up to tistm in being peculiarly
favored with the great necessary mcaNs fci
beng highly commercial. Astounding with
as ane forests as are in the the worlel--,pos-
sessing the noblest rivers and the most com
modious harbors--snd lying nearly cont:Su-
oys SO one of the richest md most extensive
ashries, itself almost sufficient, as well as
a perpetual source of trade ard wealth for
nation. From such people and such ex-
traortlinary advantages, il could ,lcs cthe1
wisebe expected, than that conlnsrce should
be cultivated with the utmost assiduity
indeed ith,s proved, ard 70 az, extent OF sue
cess, that is almost unparalleled ard incrcci-
BE. a
But it must be allowed thar the yss;;,:.>i Ii
crease of American commerce l..,s been.
solely cw;rg TO the Improvement OF ,i1eir 10.
cal advantages and natural means, however
great they nay be. The atiyants sseo,s, and
as II IS regarded, our trade and navigation,
the favorable circumstances Of !cEg and re-S
neral war among the commercial nations Of
the world, has been improvedby our n.er-
chants and ship owners to Immense advar-
tage. To conane myself however, to what
IS necs ssary to my argument, it cannot be
denied, that the particular states spoken Of
seem to have been almost exclusively or
damned BY nature to become commercial
Such indeed are the habits and manners of
the inhabitants. to that end is their educa-
ton IN great degree directe9-to that OBJ
Ject has their whole economy become regu-
lated. Nor is Its revivifying influence con-
dispensedlife and energy throu ghout the ma
ton, redeemed the fallen credit of the states,
& under the fostering careof benign consti-
tuition, given strength and stabilityto the new
order of things, which arose out of that IN
valuable compact, and has since enriched the
public treasury, while itsmade the nation
powerful.
Avery large, and it may be added, ave-
~ important Portionof the population Of the
union reside In towns, almost wholly COM
mercial. | think it may be fairly estimated
that more than one fourth of the white part
OF It are dependent, directly and indirectly
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AMER!CANUS.
FROM THE N. Y. EVENING POST.

Ia Jartevre .Ncgi;Tyc.--iVe have received
the four first npal,,1s OF ll1is paper, lately
set On foot at New Orleans and have pe-
rus.d shs,n with delight III iior 70 ro-
thin, tver ex. e,lenced from similar
source. Ih~ wrl.s.s 1cl, il .,ie Il! aGowr;
but the. ssc disciples Ct Tie cid school,
and ty;nce iaients OF The frs order. rs
q specimen Of The e2ubeG.nt fancy the
y aouing style ayid the tslrsGic sarcasm
Il pi.ien distinguish his little paper, take
lie tollo"n.g e.Auast, iae key is .scae5al
IYllxiIsoyl-
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SERIOUS REELEcr1ov.-Now that thece.
LIBERATION OF GU, our national birthday is past
and the mind, Ia some degree, restored to-
STATE OF seriousness and reflection, it ;sprc
posed to make few observations for the
purp0ae OF contrasting the stats. Of sx pa'
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July ~.
TO RENT,

(And imms3,cte possession givsn)
NEAR THE EXTREMITY OF IaE rAvHAEST
On Prince Street
A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
~ an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings there,o, complete. The premises
occupy ono half acre of ground, on one OF the
hest situations and best constructions, squalled
by few, tif amy exceeded by none in slexan.
dria of it's size; it has also pump OF excel
lent water, approved of by the best Judges,
besides well in the garden for its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccom1no-
date genteel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
+. Now building and will be ready
70 RENT about the FIRST of August, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
atoms are good, and the bulldogs Will be We
nv convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and House or
two, near Afessrs. AlarsteAer and Yoaag's
wharf.
For terms apply 10,
Robert Broekes.
Jxas L.. Jaw
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20 Z s 4 L E.

BY VIRTUE of decree ofthe high court
of chancery Of the state of Maryland, will be
exposed to public sale, in the town OF Port
Tobacco. Charles county, at the courthouse,
at three o'clock in the afternoon of the second
day of the next August term OF Charles coun-
ty court, which commences on the 18th Mon
day of August next--a parcel of Land, late
the property of Join d. Scat, deceased, be.
ing part Of a tract of land called Foynton Ma
nor, lying upon branch of Nanjemsy Creek,
on the post road leading to Nanjemoy from
Port Tobacco, near the Hill Top, and about
seven miles from Port Tobacco.
This land consists of about soo acres, of
which between SO and 100 acre, are we'll tim
hered, about 90 acres are in marsh, and the
remainder arabic and very productive.
The terms Of sale are, that the purchaser
shall give bond with sufficient security TO pay
the purchase noney in twelve months from
the sale. 1t will be soldeentire or in parcels
'as may best suit the persens inclined to pur-
chase. fssf.s5tf TOO
Francis Key. Trustee.
July !. 4. cot
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July l5-ls. .---.--- - 80, 49,
Nezv CONTRACTED Bed Cords.

THE subscriber has for sale, at his Rope
Store next door to. the Indian Queen tavern
> few nesv 3eeasfructed BED CORDS, which
are rendered superior to any other KIND hy
their infallibility in destroying and preventing
those insects called CAineAes, which harbor Ia
the holes Of the bcdsteadr-thcy are also sa2e-
riior to any other kind, from their long wear
He believes they viii last fifteen or twenty
years and retain the same virtue ANY per
son wishing to purchase, may have them IN
Ii. the first of January, 1902, in order to Prove
their excellence and should they not hhd
them to answer the above purpose ne WI re-
turn the money upon their delivering alm tsle
Bed Cords; provided they are not damaged
more than the necessary wear.
he HAS ALSO, ~
A quantity Of MIR CLOTHES ~ ES
which are far preferable to any other kind.
Thomas Crimfhaw.
r,lv 97. DIST PAW
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Alexander Moore.

ifeyz"'eT. s
This IS to gave Notice, That the
Subscriber of Alexandra County in the Dis
srict of Columbia, hath obtained frosa the Or
s,hans Court ofsaid county letters of admins
tration on the personal estate Of Annas Jack
son, late of the county aforesaid, deceased
all persons having claims against the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
On OF before the 9th day Of January next
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
.neht TO said estate-and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day OF 'u-
sly, 1903. 1855
Harriet Jacklon,
Adm'x of Annas Jackson.
July ~. SaWoW
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/. 1t shall be printed on fine paper, in two
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon a
beautiful type, called non2areil, cast Tor
the purpose, by Messrs. Binney and ko-
MADISON. This type, although sn1all is, by
its neatness ana elegance, extremely CRATE
full to the.eyes. The work will issue from
the press OF I. and G.. Palmer, who have
already been SO e,ninently distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and tastc IN their
profession, Ind a thorough knowledge OF
the French and English languages
II. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, fivedollars, TO be
paid on the delivery &C tho whole work BY
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
first volume before the second, 1t msy be
received upon paying the full amount o1
the subscription for both volumes.
~ Subscriptions received by K.
GRAY.
Slay %.
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PROPOSALS
IcR ruBIIsHISa BIZ suns,R1? =
4 W Il W W O II q
ENTfTLED, Is.
THE MANUAL
or THE .,r
FRENCH md ENGLISH SlUD1s''4
81 OH A
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY

TIE FR4NcA IND ENGLISH LANGUAGES.
IN TWO PARTS
/, French e EngisA-2. English y frene"
CONTAINING,
/. All the words in general use, OCCASION
ally illustrated BY French and LnSiien
sentences.
.. An extensive collection OF new Woras
in every art, science and trade
3. The pronunciation Of every wofa' ae'
cerding to the most polite usage In
France and England.
4. A eopious vocabulary of sea terms ana
phrases.
s. A dictionary of French synonymes'
6. A dictionary of French homonymee:s::
7. An alphabetical list OF the most familiar ~,
proper and christian names, and o. inc
most remarkable places In the wofld'
s. The difficulties Of the French languages
alphabetically arranged.
9. A complete treatise on french Poseis'
10. The chief English idioms.
II a treatise on the English particles, &c
The whole carefully compiled tronithe Dss'
writers, and particularly from the dictionaries
of.the French Academy, Roiste, Ferand, "a
ncau, Wailly, Toequot, Nugent, thaisSaua'
Boyer, Johnson, Walker, sc.
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For Sale,

A likely NEGRO WOMAN, with two
children. Terms-twclye months credit, the
purchaser giving note negotiable at the
Bank of Alexandria, with an approved sndor-
ser.-Enqnire of the Printer. 49,
July 26s~ staw3w
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ORPHANS COURT,
4Lexandys0 County,

July TxRM, 1903.
5ORpgnEp, That Harriet Jackson admins
tratrix of Annas Jackson, deceased, insert The
GLOWING advertisements twice in each week
or three weeks, in the Alexandria daily paper.
Test,
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BY N. G. DUFlEF,
S,,dor of Nature Displayed in her mode Of
reaching language to man, afltllsd 10 inc
French language, &c.
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At time when the energies Of the ma
ton seem awakened to the state OF our To-
reign and domestic concerns, We conceive
that the important inter rests Of Agriculture
and Manufactures should meet with consi-
derable share of the public discussion. Ger.
tain it is, that at no period OF our political
history could these national subjects excite
more interest or be norc properly urged 20
the notice of the p,lblib mind. The unsettled
and impending appearance OF Our foreign al
= fairs, and the present disturbed state OF 'hs
{ European world, reEders it doubly necessary
for the citizens of America to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby they
may. derive those resources which are now
s,hfaineti from abroad and create wealth ana
industry within themselves. Too long have
tln:se important and patriotic interests been
NEGLECTED.. The nation now feels their want,
and we trust will duly provide for their sup
port. Government, hitherto engaged in other
concerns,s viii now cherish those domestic
institutions, which will preserve the nations
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
i - OF. the merits sof the little work we are
.1bout to issue 10 the publics 1t is net our pro-
rinceto decide, but of the. advantages to be
4 derived from its sale we would beg leave to
saw eyerysthing which,a disinterested exertlon
- IS the, causo Of Domestic Manufacture Justly
) .jle re- mTansls--And as the profits of this work,
after ,theeexpences of publication are pad,
= will be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, we may hope and con-
fden,ly,, espeet a liberal patronage from
, disserning and PATRIOTS community.
.>Aes EDITOR.
kr,P rastsss il fas U. States s1i2 please 70
sive rhis voS;ssnasrt an iasertlen IN Their
yesbectiie tsdtSa, sand. sneh as demaaa u nil
Sc aafa az this Office. booksellers supplied on
S I6erai tessss, ard az orders viii be tunetuaey
I 4ss shasa fa,s -
sa5s kiex. is ths June, 1908.
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FOR SALE,
! NO Il / G. =.

IN consequence of the retirement OF q, James
y "a Hoe from, The concern Of Robert = Hooe
md ca. whicl, has hitherto been carried on
h t subscribers the same business viii DC
n :, under. the same firm, BY Fo0er'
3. Hooe and John Manchester, with whom tue
settlement Of the old concern remains.
Robot T. Hooe,
James II. Hooe,
John Muncaiter. =,
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Jxas l..

.Iult received and for Sale,
About so casks Of best quality ,Rhode-Island
LIME, fresh from the kiln, and in the stone.
A. schol6eli and Co.
7th month, 18th. sa laws
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The first book Of a nation is the dictionary
Of their own language.
VoLNEY.
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Tofeph Man eviille

Malaga
Tcneriffe (
Corsica 81
Cid St. Estephe Mcdoc laret, in CASE,
one dozen
A few dozen fine old fcontinac
Ditto do. best wine bittens 4
Jamaica and West-lndia rum
New-England do.
/, Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples brand, {
Holland and country gin
Schisdam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey +
Cider in barrels
White WING and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
hogsheads Havana honey
Is do. choice retailing aolasse,
Gunpowdcr
Imperial
Hysen TEAS
A iSsss aas's and q good ''''',
Souchong
M,scoyado sug:rs, different qualities
EcnSA White 90.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bill
timorc and Alexandria.
Lcipcr's, CARROTS, and HaEli!ton's snuEi
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapcc do.
Clovcr-sced, Penn. 7yarranted)
Mace; nutmegs; cloves cassla; pimeH
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; Cgl
eme pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate; rice !; pearl barley;
Lonlon and Philadelphia mustard; baska
salt; starch; fig blue tlotant indigo; GeG'
gia and Tennessee cotton flax; wool; mad
der; coppcras alum brimstsne chalk
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and tw'nt
traces; bed cords leading lines; demiJohai
gin cases; patent shot; brandywinc gunpO'
der; Harvey's gunpowder, the only real ba
tlsh battle powdcr] from T to treble seslets
chewing tobacco best Havana segars.
MuscsteI and bloom raisins in boxes
Sun raisins in casks.
Zantc currants prunes soft SHIELDED q
mohds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each oas
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives aaa IN
chovies, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good alum salt sulIalS'
for the fishery, &c. &c
JAMES BACON,
lit his GRocEny STORE, on King street, has
receiped in addition to his former s'e,,
A freh Supply Of Genuine Artlcle'ih
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete.
He nozv o8ersJor safe, on his usual lou terms
Mufcoyado Sugars, ofvasious qua:
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TIE AS,
Hyson, particularly sele0'
Young Hyson, ed tot
t Hyssn,shiA' and family use
best green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF superior quality
Madsira,i
Buselios,
Sherry,
Lisbon, " We ~
cEcrlneJ
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cogpac and Bourdeaux Brandy, =
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use, :,
Antigua, st. Croix, St. Vinecats, and Na'
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, pl'neh'9
Cayenne and black pepper, race and grolnn
Ginger, basket salt for table use, deari barley
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dlps aA'
spermaceti candles, refined salt-Petre, do'an
indigo, alum, copperas, madden, orilnstoh'
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best e'
glish and country made gunpowder, sega"
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WILL BE PURLIShED
TN a PAMrHIxr At TINS sofr1cE. Is A.
SHORT sTI,tE,
An ADDRESS

TO TAE
PEOPLE or The u SITES,
or THx IMpcnTAxcE OF KNcouRAsiHs .
AGRICULTURE y DO94ES1I IL MY In " "
F.fCTURE S:ss S.
Tending to shew that BY due encourage
ment of these essential interests, the ma
hon will be rendered more respee-
table abroad and more prosper !.
GUS at home. s -, .
TOGETHER WITH AN AceoUNTlo OF
The Ea1rovsnseats IL Skssp Ct Ar-s
l;ngtaa, ssa,@:. ~
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the l
plans proposed of extending this valuable
Is rice of animals, for the benefit OF the
country at large:
Br GEORGE w. p. GUSTS Esq.
OF .arAagfoa. House, in Tie Disf'set 81 Co.
lumbia.
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fa1 FIR Sail. Pgt1-e.

alh for sSsd Psttl ! &.
WILL GIVE the best Bs!tlInofe' S p =
ladelphia or New market pr1es, Z. sa.
for single refined pure country Salt fetre.
n. G.. lazeno0e. &
Jaly 90 - -
FOR SALE,
4 likely oung NEGRO Ol.dN.-he IS ae e
e.usto,ned 5 arming work and IS q toiefaOle
coed coarse shoemaker. -
Apply to the Printer.
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