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A Brick House for Saie.a

T>HE Brick House occupied by Mrs,
/ edoAs, on the north side OF PRIMO:
street, between Fairfax and Watersheds -
offered fer sale on a liberal credit. For Par'''
sulars apply to n
John c. Vowel.
January ~.
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cefr Il. riding influence 81 Een.n
his last Most unprinripled and a,,as ss; aaa
cree. de
,g limp vations upon cur excellent c;.;
have heen essaysd and succeeded. III ecse,
Iility Of states vas repealed in orde, ;, ~ -.
! an op,5crt Gnity to- them to cheat tLs;s gre
: tors have pride in rejecting. ,hs, 'leel-
one other cf the legislature, gave NV nv. Nlte
tire to this unjust repeal. On this .a asss
Mr.. Jay had written an unanswerablc ,s sao|est
The atternps that is now again made n @ssase
judiciary OF the United States, is the ps.
sidious, wicked and deadly thrust, tbs, ' s NJ
be made at the yitals Of our charter sns sss ~
security and independence of inaiviaraits IS
zens, both for life and property. Wbenn
spirit shall create, and rule the iudoe. & 6
iard,; then viii be an end of the lihartv !,
speech, and cfthe press. Then we soor = II :
behold tie establishments of iaSobin conr saa''
Robespieres and Dantons, &C. will pres;d.
on the seat Of justicc-~death and proscrjnt;sss
become familiar In the land--accusa,ion7 I III.
France) will be but another naRe for con ,ssa
nation. and the point of a finger tie ssnsr
for destruction. Alas! for tie Long. H.. ~,
Farmer. Thus then have so far proeeedsd
in parts, to shew that Washingtoh's ,a,;s.,&
have been disrespected, and lis lolsbodjDas I
these evils, already completely accomplish
or fast accomplishing.
Ruler of the universal "ls there notson,
chosen curse,
Somehidden thunder in the stores Of Heaven
Red with uncommon wrath, to b!astlIc wen
Who'd owe their greatness to their s.apuy's
ruin 5"
Having gore to the usual length Of sn.Vs.
paper essay, shall leave for future discussion
the other subjects stated in DIR intro2llctien;
ior-let my right hand forget KS :aaains and
my tongue cieaye to the Roof Ct my mouth,
if ever forget, or fcrsake, tie Ieraaious E.
nemies Of the people, ofthc constitution, sas
OF the country.
Yours, exc.
LONG-ISLAND FARMER.
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Fran tie Prouidsnce Gazette.

NATURAL HIsToRY.-Cn TIE 18th Of
March last, the inhabftanis. Of peremescha.
Jew, in the canton Of Wsreja, in Russia,
we're alarmed by an uncommon loud clap q
thunder; anti some men in the fields observed
large black stone FL! at the distance Of 40
PAGES from them, Which penetrated a cons.
derabla depth beQeath tie snow. |. vas dug
up and found to he ofan oblong square figure,
Of black. color resembling cast iron, very
smooth throughout, resembling coffin Of
one side and weighing about leo pounds
7 This store has been forwarded BY count
Kouchobet to tie academy q sciences at ~
Petersburgh.
There are two methods Of solTinS thlss
phenomena. The first is on The supposl'lol'
that some sudden volcanic eruption disch'rS'
ed these stones IN the neishboraccd Of tic
places where they were iound-as tormef'F
happened at Panacura, and at Gonapl issEe
the stones were discharged from fssHFs' y
the earth, where volcanoes were not Eaof1
to exist. adly, stones have fre17sa'lY 5FsA
formed in tie atmosphere, wh.ca ai 'nJ,
faical analysis have proved to he compou0est
Of sulphur, nitre, and such mid as IS a'Sal'
founo TO settle at the bottom Of rala $ .te
On this principle there is. no dfhca!tl u -,
counting for the formation OF s'la S'S's.-
Tor it is a known act, that the atEnospns.F
always contains sul,,hur ard nitrc--anld H0s.
the circumstance that muddy sucs,S%ncs =
always {o,i,:d to settle az the bottom o. ' ~,
water, there IS re&son 70 conclude 'ha' -
ex'laficns ilcfn tie earth carry up ihcc1as
;blc small particles OF tcrrene matter 's.
ingredients require nothing but hie . , ~,
vert them very suddenly into marc sg ~,
similar to. these found in Conhecdo u.s. ."
on. may perceive by experiment. lhs as.er
We conclude, thai as there was ire PFs a'ay
Wien those stones were discoSsIcu' .r;-
we're generated by TIA, ire from ths ~: = 5fe
ais in tie atmosphere, and discharge - ;.nrl
ferent directions, by explosions oeea ;sr.
by the powerful agency OF INC -
fluid. :, en-.
The persons composing the Rass. ; dam sos
bassy to Chiaa, have discovered deSa =. y aid h
moth in the deserts of Siberia, Wv" ,bey
net appear to have died long beia y. MY NJ
fonnd it, as tho skin was entire, ana ~
remained on it. From this circu'l I.m
is concluded that the Mammoth s'.i'io w,
somewhere between Siberia and 'aH..5lM
Of the Tongouse Tartass; WI
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F~a,see (, will full rowe 10 mediate ey lego
t;,,se ia g principles Just aid 1cssls with
amin ion that onSro preten1e and i, els..t
saiiey remain q month ;snoIgs our si1eu1lss.
sltretssh, If aliyc, by The Iligaie whlclilcsls
/ tie m, successful or unsuccessful.
gs r. HE SRIRIT or WAfHIAc1oS. 7
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4 " Booksellers supplied on the usual
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NEW % NDON NoVenber 16.
a RIVED hrs;o Harr;nt .CY,aiths % sS1ax

:
! Arrived, brig Harriet Snith, 20 days
from Martiniqldes Passeng ca
Isiah Douglass late master Of the brig Geo
Of this port. Captain, Doug eleared for
! st. Lucie onsthe 4 9Th soffs and was
Icaptured on the 5th sof September, IA lat,
Lao, long. 60, By the French sprriiyateer SCH.
lBegune,v captain. Brnnett Of IN artiia;que;
the master Of the George, bis second mate,
four sseaInen; cooper and boy, were detained
on board the priyateer, (leaving on board
the George the first mate and a boy until
the 2sth, of September, when they arrived
Eat St. Pierres, and for their safe keeping
were put intosa filthy prison, where they re-
manned for "a hours after which they VERT
released to- suffer nakedness and hunger,
and to wander in the streets, being destitute
of money and cloathinug,s and had iitss not
been for the friendly assistance Of the Aif,e-s
sricans, they most: have suffered incredible
hardships. They were while On board the
spsiyateer, xposed in an engagement withfsa
Barbados packet, in which the privateer
had 2 killed and II wounded. The George
was sent into Baymoho, in Guadalupe
where she was condemned. Capt. Douglass
takes this opportunity 70 return his most SIM.
ecres thanks to Mr.. Archibald. NE. Cock
American agent at-St. pierres and also to
the American captains. at Martinique, who
rendered him and his people every friend.
u assistance their situation required. The
Harriet sailed In company with the brig
Good Friends, for, Philadelphia. Schooner
Olive Branch, Tripe, Of Portsmouth sailed
on the 15th--Leat there, ship CALEDONIA,
for New York, 1st November; Bonnetto,;
for Salem, in 30 days brig Hope, Of: New
York, cleared brig Sussex, Lee, for New
York in s. and brig Eliza, Of New York,
uncertain.
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Notice Is hereby giye,s,

rTvHAT an annual meeting of the stock.
holders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, will take place on the frst Mon
sday. ia December next, at the house Of John
Cooling, at the old turnpike gate, ID Fairfax
sounty, for transacting the business Of the
.sompany Atsame time and place, an cleo
ton will be held for president, four directors
and treasurer, fol the ensuing year.
JONAH THOMPSON, TfsHsIyey.
Neysmber l4tl3l eawt1
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

& t. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery. now
drawing, for Sale at the Office
OF the Alexandria DdiN Gdzctte,
price Fire DoAs. s. Seventy fvc
cents. a regular list Of the
drawing will be received and in. !,
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August q.
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aleranDria Datlp Ga;ettf.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHING
Is. TON. 3 4,
tlncef'taln.f
Monday, November 90.

A petition from the manufacturers .of
twine and lines, IN Massachusetts, praying
for additional duties on the importation Of
those articles, was laid before the house, and
referred to the committee Of commerce and
manufactures. ss ~,
Mr. Lrzcss presented petition of The;
common council of Alexandra, stating the
ilaadequacy-of their present powers to- the.
proper, regulation of the police, and praying
for an exsensionof their power. Referred
to the committee on the affairs of the dis
trict of Columbia. "a =
Mr.. Love made a report on the petition
of thirty-six Americans confined In the prir;
sons Of Carthagena, in South America. -
The report contains a history Of those ill
fated men, and concludes with aresolution
requesting the Pfesidentto take the most
eficacious means to procure their liberation,
and appropriatihg dollars for that
purpose. Meade the order for to-mor-
row. IS ! 81. 81
Messrs. Dana and Quincy severally pre-
sented petitions, praying for a repeal of the.
embargo laws. Referred to the committee
Of the whole to whom was referred Mr..
Chittenden's resolution. So
. Mr.. CAhiitfeadea asked for the order Of the
day on his motion. The house again refus
ed to take it up---71 to 42--as follow:
Those. who voted inthe affirmative are !:
81 Bassett, Campbell, Champion, Chitten-
den, Cuipepper, Dana, Davenport, if: FL
lot, Ely, Gray. Harris, Helms, sHoge, r.
IS. Jackson, jenkins, Lewis, IF. Iivermore,
Macon, Marion, Masters, Minor Mont
gomery, jr., Morrow ]. Moseley,, Pitkin, ir.
Quincy, Russell, Sloan, Smclt, T. Smith,
S. Smith, Stanford, Stedman, Sturges, Tag
part, Tallmadge, Z rsgg, Upham, Van Horn,
Van Rensselaer,, WiIbo,r, d. r. Will
mas.42.
Those who voted in the negative, are
s L. j. Aston, w. ,Alston, Bacon, Bard,
Barker, Bib, Blake, il. Boyd, Boyle,
Brown, Burwell, Builder, Calhoun, Clay,
Clopton, Cuts. Dawson, ~Deane, Deshaa,
Durell, Eppes, Findley, Fisk, Franklin,
Gardner, Gholdson, jr. Goodwin, Green,
Hester, Holland, Holmes, Howard, Hum
nhrevs. Ilsley, j. g.. Jackson Johnson,
kirkpatrick, Lambert, Love, MIreery,
3 montgomery, Ter. Morrow, Mnmford,
Mason, NeWbold, Newton, Nicholas, Por-
Ter. pugh, Rea; P. sRhsa, 4. ]. Richards,
NJ Richards, Riker, Say, Seayer, Shaw,
Smile. 81. K. Smith, Southland Storens
STart & aylor, shomPs6n, IToup, Van AL
len, Verplanck. Wharton, WhiteAll, AZ
+ Wilson. ~. Wilson 4. - s.s -
M. DAM offered the following rssolu''
ton for the consideration sf the house.
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8 nA Reccived,
Pr ne Cred Istens, Joav 86sssT, nsosssYs
Som Bosfo1 z,
800 casks Thomastown Lime,
1855 feet Mere hantable PLANK,
1000 SheathiHg Paper,
80 reanas American Writing Paper,
]. 80 boxes Bakers No. 8 Chocolate.
ApHux TO
Faxon, MetcaF e Go.
s., Who Aeve 10 Store,
!. 10 pipes Holland's Gin
s do. French Brandy
.,...z 90 barrels Boston Beef
s half barrels Mackarrl ~.
200 boxes Mould Lmdles
zoe do. Dipt do. +.
80 do. Grown Soap
100 half do. do. do.
! 30 boxes No. 8 Chocolate
s boxes No. y flor amilicsl do.
80 pieces hcary Duck
chests young hyaon Tea
! bale Hops
: cases ladies straw .Bonnets
500 rsams wrapping PaPsr
ALSO,
A general alto rtrnent Shoes.
November % cow
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80 TO RENT.

ME subscriber offers to rent for ore OF
y more pears, adjoining the place whers
on he now lives, Blacksmith's shop, with =
complete set Of Tools, a DwelIir 8 House =
comfortable condition, calculated for fami.
", together with between three and four acres
ofvery rich landeF From several years expe.5
Renee, can With truth declare, that there.
can be no better stand for . blscksmith thaa
the enc now offered to let. IS s.
Thomas B. Moreland..
Maryland, Brosd-c reek, lsvR
Decembcs a.--fls.1
{, ~ =. If don't rent the fne stand
win give goed wsSs< \ s1sang RAa4
With family 80 q 81. sss ~ ~
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n e not HE embargo Wtt4Eus SdtlSLS gtS
ss 81 M, 81 he p@oDIc. No, sir; it IS the
49, Ssss ssolI slsere s ST England and France.
rs license from England and YOU may
H sas -, =, "a oihsr terins: Let an Off
;e, viii condemn Il. These are the
s ssrs which destroy commerce. The
ps.; PRO s which i've feels the measure as
'sch as anv they are ;scricugfurists, and
Ss;y irons 1,s sunsold and if they will
!, w;thos,t the principal, and resist imposi-
Is bv withholding their. produce, those
az make ! proft BIZ the freight Of our pro-
Isrc NAV afIord ID lose thar profit. Can
'Sr man ten what would Be the conseq uence
z Var 1sa,, y II these tines IN common war
s,;,.. regard IS hadto the laws of nations,
s beli;ocr z and thSy fishs each other
j,tbe present " 81 tile heliiigerents disrsg gard
n laws 81 nations, and fight every one but.
- another.
9 M. M. concluded BY saving that he was
NAE that he had said nothing new, nor
nuld any thing new be said. i The docu-
ssrn.s n,hlished at the last session and those
;6l,sI'sd now put die subject in So COM
SIS ) NOM of view, that Il Was. apostolic
,;Ia I;el,t Is them.
me house aofssd 10 ccnsidc r the resolu-
go
sM, 4lston s,iooested TO colleague the
,cs,r;..,v of refsTr;,,g the last resolution to
no,,s,r;tttse Sc commerce 3 and rnanuiacs
,Tho hal 1oss Isssx;;on reported all the
S,s 49, M !, tbe EMBARGO laws.
a -. S IS. s, 81 nothnp less
~. - 80, !, ;ftf of commerce,
syl,s ss,,,sss b,sr s. tbts 70
s,,, - S. s. e,s tI,,t .heu
: 49, s. ~ A ),
-. 60, 81, !. IS 49,,
~ -, .st',:s s :. FIs 49,
w. ~ H. 10. II IL ,y,,,sl coo,n;f
81 '''s. -. = ~, &c ~ ,h.rso
s.'.s s., s go; &C clio H.,
ss.s;o so an "a each separate;;v.
4 NIr. 9,Sneu said he wished the last reso-
,;on - +. sssparated from the first. as the
.v.e vu,,d BE- committed by its adontien.
~ ,v;;s,sf q, avoid discussion OF
!, s s,h.ses Car h wished for notlIinr 50
So 49, ]: shststhe ho,,.e would nernit them 4 hem,
S, s; ;,to d;sc,;ss;;on of the s,lb;ecft =
Nh 81, rAIr. 1spcon con.
md that the last resolution should lie on.
Il tshle. Mr.. g. said he wished to press
discussion on the subject of thesembargo;
ar such was the state Of public opinion ia
he nOrthern part of the union that but one
rnesal sentiment prevailed, that the
Embargo would be immediately raised.--a
INSTEAD of possponing the subject from day
b day, he only wished Il to come before
Re house that gentlemen might understand
le another, and put an end 70 the doubts
bat now existed.
The FIRST aud second resolutions offered
Mr.. Macon were agreed to without a
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i
IS Eeselced, That II Is exped dent e pread
for regulating the conduct ofsueh merchants
vessels. Al, by agreement of their respec-
tivs owners, may sail IN concertfor mutual
assistance and, defence, in casesrwhich may
ealloNed 81 law: and also oKsettling, acsf
cording to the course Of proceeding il the;
courts Of admiralty, the respective rates OF
contribution to be- made between them, on
account Of any loss OF darnage which may
be thereby incurred. 81
). Referred to the committee Of the whole,
to whom was referred Mr.. Chittenden's
solution. s. s5Ssts &
Mr.. 5Gs faekssn presented . petition
fronn the witnesses on behalf of the United
States; onythe trial of Burr, praying for
further compensation than that allowed by
law, which was referred to a select commits
tees 49, q go y fi-ss 's 8
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SHIP COMET.

The following statement from anumber OF
disinterested and respectable captains and
mates Of vessels, fully explains the nature
Of the accident which obliged the ship CO.
met to put into the HAVANA, on her voy-
age from Philadelphia to New Orleans !;
and must remove those erroneous impress
sions which, for party purposes, have
been attempted be excited bythe most
b .s. scandalous Misrepresentation.
/ Is We, the undersigned captains and mates
-ofyessels lately arrived here from the Ha-
wanna, havingseen in the newspapers Ger
tain false and malicious assertions respect:
ing the ship Comet, capt. Charles Dixey,
calculated to iniure- him, land the oficars and
owners of saidvessel do hereby certify and
declare, that the said ship Comet, did enter
the HAVANA with her pumps going, and in
great distress, in consequence OF having
grounded on the Bahama Banks, sas we have
understood and fully believe; and also that
she was forced in by the crew, who, cx-
hausted by fatigue and pumping refused to
proceed on the voyage. ~.
go That after her arrival, the governments
Obliged captain Dixey to discharge the ship
on account Of the want Of Some articles Of
I her cargo, and absolutely refused him per.
mission to reship any part thereof 70 New
Orleans On any condition = tho he petition
ed frequently therefor as we also fully: be-.
ieve and have understood That, after dis
: charging the Comet, she underwent SUR
vey by American captains by order of the
American consul, aud was found so much
/ damaged, by being on shore as well as from
decay, that she was pronounced totally unfit
to repair. Such however was the great
scarcity Of vessels and .dearness of freights
+ tho the ship and all her materials aud pro-.
visions sold for but 5000 dollars) that it be
came an object for the purchasers to repair
her, and obtain freight for Spain, which,
the subscribers understood, was intended
to Be done, tho they are fully of opinion
that nothing can ever make her good and
zicawoIthy ship.
PHILADELPHIA, Mo- II, 1903. ...3
Is Stephen Singleton, ship Bramin,
s'9 = Isaac Remington, brig Reindeer,
is eIohn Boyle, brig Saunders,
s. ssss Joseph Y. Singleton, brig Superior,
~ s..s 1 Joseph Michael, brig Brutus,
az ~ Vim, Gardner, brig Ruth s Mary,
Peter Bingham, brig Nancy,
s.s~ ;5 Nathaniel Franklin, brig HAVANA
Packet, of N. York.
rs Richard S. Shepherd, brig Saunders
% 'rs 1st officer,
s. John Wallace, brig Reindeer, lat
s.. = officer. 81
n. b. The editors of the different papers
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sss.. DELAWARE ELECTORS Il, II
On Tuesday last the assembly of Delaware
appointed the electors for President and Vice
President, which were Federal.
81. JAMES BOOTH,
NICHOLAS RIDGELY, ~
And DANIEL RODNEY.
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f. II. B. The editors of the different papers
In this city, and throughout the u. States
arerequested- 10 give the foregoing one IN
sseriion. . i.
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GEORGE W. p. ctyTy, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District of Columbia.
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ITCH CURED.
- :, s,.e.y aft5e STATE of Martlaad.

By snce using Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used Cor 20 years In Europe
and for near 8 years in America, has never.
been known to faiilin any one instance Il Is
perfectly innocent, warranted not to contain a
particle or mercury OF any pernicious ingTedi
eht, ans may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being vegetable preparation ard
entirely free from he offensive smell which.
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will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
in the human frame, and preserve, health ana
vigor. Although a great variety OF ptescrlp'
tions have been published to cure the dlsor,
ders enumerated above, none has yet equaHedl
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS OF
DR.. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose un'
bounded benefits are fully a,ithenueaeea "
certificates already published OF gentlemen SO
well known in America, being ofthc first con-
sequence III tic state of Mari land General q:
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton joan IiDsoh,
Esq. one of the directors of the Farmers, Eank
|ofMarylarld; John Macubbin, ESQ. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife and Mrs Ryan, OF Ialton'
Certificate Of Mr.. 7Somas Ketso, hntcher
Aboutthree weeks since was most violent
" attacked with Rheumatic pans throughout
my whole frame, in SO severe manner as not
70 be able to turn in my bedwithoM assA.ance,
proceeding as | suppose from severe ccld !;
on being advised BY a friend to apply Dr.. is
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, | accord
inaIy obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appllca-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. / am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
s.s a certain cure fer the above disorder.
THOMAS AELSO.
Baltimore, July 2sd, 1906.
Ccrszfeate Of Mr.. 1'roasas taa116eH, Ra'ness-
maker
It would be an act OF injustice to withhold
r1iy testimony of the salutaly effects Of Doctor
Iissot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very uneqnisodal instance of
theif virtues and efficacy. was afflicted with
Two severe attacks OF what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from Which partially recovered,
out was obliged to use cfutches to aid ne IN
walking when left home; TO this were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result o. the af-
fiction, and had feared TIE disorder would
accompany ne through life; but proyidentialy
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murpby's for Dr.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fec.ly liberated from my disorder, and am now, !,
thank God, as free from pain as if never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself, determined to ap-
ply it internally to r.y child, al Boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after I
administering it four times to hip, his com
plant was entirely removed, and l,eis nov &c !
covering his strength with great rapidity. |
III. CAMPBELL. |
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
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TAes folio Wing Valuable Niedlenes' psliy :;
ieoras through the Uaitad states s1of Wy,
superior efficacy IA the cure OF tue several
disorders for which they ss
from s3arsaah Lee's Patent Earnsiy slssa-s
80 Store. ew.Y ocis, are sold only py TIC
subscriDer, at his store infAing-sfreIel s;
HzmS1toa's Grand Re5toT0ttyt,
reeo.nrn5..s.ed as an invaluable medicine
e tae speedy and permanent cure % ~ .g ~
disorders or .suSh as arlse 93oel Inc 1870 1900
rate use o tea, stsoag liqsot's, long residence
- :. cl;,,sfes excessive weakness, and &C.
i-1.....t;x,..s of the sy-stS - TX +
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WaMangton Tavern,
ALEXANDER GORDON,
Resheettlllu IN forne his FRIENDS aud the PUB

Re&heeyuHy iafornae his FRIENDS and me PUB
Lie IN general,
THAT he has taken the house lately occu-
MED by RANDoLPH Mort, ank known by the
name Of the Washington 7aUern, ard has pro-
yided himself with choice liquors, good beds,
and is prepared 60 accommodate customers
the best manner, and has careful and at
entire hostler, he sO.icits peFtisa soi puohe
patronage.
March ls 20
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eor'1er Of KING and FA.a1.y
ALRxAsDRl4. eersf
: HAS FOR SALE,
An aHortment Of W..
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r. Porter Cellar.

THE subscriber respectfully informs tie
citizens Of alexandria, ard the public in Sc
neral, that he has opened a Porter ctlar, a
few rods south Of tie vendue store, formerly
occupied by Margaret Myers, where he Will
always keep on hand Philadelphia Porter and
Ale Of the first quality. Those who pleass
to favor him with their custom, May depend
on the strietest punetuality and every tavcr
acknowledged.
Ta,o,tb,- Field