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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-09
Your very humble servant,
JAMES SULLIVAN.
Tile hon. TIMOTHY PICKERING, Esq
a Senator IN Congress, United States.
CoI. PrCKER1NG 10 Coz. SULLIVAN.

CITY OF wAsKINcr0N, AF %, 1903.
SIR,
so much time has elapsed since your
Exccllency sent me your letter Of the 18Th
Of March, you may imagine that ! have for
gotten YOU But for many reasons that let
ter demands my notice. 1t was evidently
intended for the press, to promote your re-
appointment at the approaching election.
But review Of the copy, replete with IN
,vatIantable ordinations and rudeness,
probably satisfied YOU, or your friends adj
yised YOU, that publication Of the whole
might rather prejudice than promote your
interest and tbGrsfQFq EoV suppressed the
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Interesting Correspondence.

Our readers ssiH rccoiect tLat t;ro Lettsrs rom
L5l. PrrKEu1Ns - Gov. SULLIVAN, tagc-
.4e- .sitL COZ. 81. rsbly 10 fhe Frst, haze aib-
femef y ~ Gazette. ne Lavs been 5v
aisfrizl 9th NJ Saliuaa's secoHG lai5[ce1 en-!
llr. P'- rs5iv 70 Il mc Jor'SrTI' JolIoE7S el-
4irs--tte kltter g-iH 9e Continued rs oar rem
nan aer;i.t.-Tte ample ;Rsfice sohich Col.
P,ckryirg has Lgae .:is very elegant end
candid ssists ef" hls Exce!leHey," tes-lays
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pill fgae4 Cato, fniir eosfrr, tbs hutb of toa J.
biaioa VI Col. Pickering - ElAes,
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By N. G.. DUFIEF,
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French language, Ge.

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of their own language.
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gentlemen, however, wishing to 'iaye the
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hotacc Is ksYs0r gaue2a,

TEHH.A1' All annual meeting ~ The stock
holders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, sill take place on the first Mon
day IN December next, at the house ci John
Good;ng, at the old turnpike gate, ID Fairfax
county, for transacting the business on the
company. Al same time aod place, an clec-
ton will be held fora president, four directors
and treasurer, for the ensuing year.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Move nber lA--fl5) 2awte
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Z PROPOSALS.
or sV3 s.sHINs BIT suas-xs.I ~, 4
Il J6 Il w ~ @ X A,
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or The
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US OR
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J. DICTIONARY

rig FRENCH AND ENcLIsH LAFcyAcEs.
IL TWO PARTS:
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CONTAINING,
l.s.A,I the words in general use, occasions
ally illustrated by French and English
sentences.
2. An extensive collection CT new words
in every art, science and trade.
8. Tie pronunciation Of every word, &C.
corsling TO the most polite usage in
Francca nd England.
Is. A copious vocabulary OF sea terms and
phrases
S. 4 dictionary Of French synony1nes,
6. A dictionary Of French homonymes.
4 Y. An alphal3etical list Of the most familiar
proper and christian names, and ofthe
most remarkable places IN the world.
8. The difficulties OF the French language
alphabetically arranged
9. A complete treatise Oh frcnsh poetry.
lc. The chez English idio,ns.
II a treatise on the English particles, &c.
The whole carefAiis complied from the best
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FOR SALE.

4 erract Of LAND, containing 272 acres
situate ia the county of Lancaster, Virginia.
81 the main road leading from Richmond to
Lancaster court house. fye miles from the
latter and lour miles from Deep Creek, onthc
Rappahannock The improvements are. q
good dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house.
corn house, large barn and store house, all
new, and handsome apple orchard Of about
500 trees. Upwards of 200 acres Of the a
boye land Is well timbered with oak, chestnut
and hickory. The terms will be made known
by applying to Mr.. r. 7rhietf, of Alexan-
andli;, or to the subscriber adjoining this
place
Edmund Denney.
Centrepille Oct LIN Lazy
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ORPHANS COJkT,
This is to give Notice,

HAT the Subscribers have obtained frou
Z the Orphans Court Of Alexandria c'y
in The district OF Columbia, letters testalnen
tary on tic estate of James Ris2sei, iaie oftl,
County aforesaid, Merchant, deed. Ali pef
SONS having claims against the SAID deceased
are hereby warned to exh;sit the sane With
the vouchers thereof, TO the subscribers on Or
before the Attn day of May next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted hereto are rcluir'
cd to make Immediate payment
Given under our hands Ibis 4th day Of No.
,bAc oGX i
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lanes II. Hooe.
I rueman Bralhears.
Erecutors 9fJanies Ra''F''
eos
For Sale or Rent,
November 4

The three story Brick House, corner q
Prince and St. Asaph streets-ttc house IS S.
feet square, with a two story kitchen, ismoas
and other ont. houses, and adjoining on 81
Asaph street two story frame warehouse
20 by SO feet--the lot is. SO feet on Prince
street and l28 feet deep on St. Asaph-streei.
ALSO
Several undivided LOTS to suit the pur'
chaser, situate on Washington, Duke & Co
lumbus streets.
LIKEWISE
Al,ou. twenty acres of Land, lying on the
Liale River Turnpike Rod, one mile iIom
town. On the premises are good dweilinS
house with necessary out-houses, and garden
in ii good state Of cultivation, the remainder
meadow. One hundred and s;;xty-tour acres
OF Land, two and half miles from Alexah'
,iiria, on the Colchester road, part In wooG,
with two teneinents thereon.
Korn and W1emlller.
= >yorax,,i,ers I msyth
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GENTIsENENs. AND LADYs,
ALAiANACS
Fer 1909,
TX PLAIN AND MOROCCO Rxsp1sc;
Just received by
JAMES KENNEDY, Ss7Y.
ZING.STrrp,

JAMES KENNEDY, Sea'Y.
| zISa-sTNEEr
The Churchman's Masszslle, for5uly, August
September and October
BY The hev. mr.. hsbarf ot ~ York.
AProspectus Of Which May be seen by an.
plying as above.
And prospectus ola new pefisdical Wor:
to be called
4 THE MEDICAL y PHILOSOPHICAL
JOURNAL NV 22gpIkN IL;
by an association Of gentlemen iii different
parts Of the u. States:
Common Hrayer Books, of various si2es
and Dr.. Dwight's EditionsoS WQt;s's Psalm,
and Hymns, adapted to the use Oh the Plss5,.
terian Ckurch--in plsdn ans sieyfaQf s,;sslsia.,
and a general assortment OF ScEaa and Gas.
steal Books Blank Books Ind Stationary.
Dec. 10. cost
ORPHAN'S FCOUR Z,
,Aercndra counsy, Defender 1srm, 1908.
ORDERAD,
That the executors of William HaRx
deceased, do insert the following adyertls.
II ent in the Alsrcadrta Daily Gazette, Glra
times a week for two weeks.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg. /
THIS is 10 give nouee That the su5s:a
bers Alexanffia comfy, in the distric ii
Columbia, hath oataiped from the Crpha!
Court. Of said county, letters testame
tary or the estate of WILLIAM HALLE.
formerly Of the county aforesaid, but la;e
Washington county, state OF Ohio, deceass
all persons having c aims against the SAID d.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit da
same, with rhe vouchers thereof, to thS sybb
scribers, On CT before the 6tn day Of Juia1
next or they may ~ law he excluded from
all benefit 20 said cstte--a.1et these INDEBTED
thereto are required to make immediate pay.
meDt.
Given uEslcr our hands this 9th day Of DE-
ccmber, sos.
Either Haley. E&',x.
Edward 3tabler, Ear.
December s. ce2v
ORPHANS COJkT,
.flc.randria County, .Nov. Ts'.a, 1908.
CRDERED,
THAT the executors of Jam:s Rasset, Dc.
ceased, insert the following advertisements il
the alexandria Gazette, three times week
for eight weeks.
ALEX. MOORE. Register
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Ccntreville. Oct. It'll,
John G. LADD,

Ills For GALE,
so bales German Linens, consift-
III. OF brown snd white Rolls, faxen GsIa-
bWrghs, hempen Tscklcnbarghs, Buriaps, q.
Checks and stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Shooting and Duck
4 bale Writing Paper
50 bags eib'ack Pepper Of the best Gs's-
lity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. HoiIasd Gin
$ Go. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits:
{ "A quantity Of seal Leather, Shoes, Spef
Macit and L allsw Candles, Cheese, &c. &c.
I'll 4
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,tAnNs TRUE AND GENUINE

/ IS ,tAHNs TnrE AND GESuINx 81
GLR III ~ co r NJ r. La ISL z q
All infallible remedy fore orns, speedily re-.
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
7he Gsnuins Persian LOt'0n.
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahqs's Genuine Eye Wateg.
A sovereign remedy fer all diseases Of the
eyes.
ITCH ONT n =.
Warranted to cure by cncc using, and 10
be free from ll1esrxsy or any frrafc1ons or ~
feusifpe lagreaieut &c. may with perfect sale
fvbe applied.to the youngest infant.
Hannail Lee, Patent M edicine Store,
New York, Sept. 70, 1903.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14
Tuesday, March 8.

Mr.. leYis presented the petition Of
praying that the benefit OF the insolpent
laws fthe district Of Columbia may be eX-
tended TO non-residents who may he seized
on execution within the district. Referred to
the committee on the affairs Of the aistii;t Of
Columbia.
Mr.. J. Montgomery reported bill supple
mentary to the act for laying cut and making
road from Cumberland, In the state Of Ma
ryland, to the state OF Ohio.
Mr.. Van Horne called up the resolution
laid by him on the table Il few days since, for
altering the constitution Of The Z. States. 1t
was referred to a committee OF the whole
house on the state Of the union, and ordered
10 be printed.
The bill concerning courts marital and
courts Of enquiry, was read third Tune.
Mr.. Basset! rnovea! torec6nnlit the BILL as
it contained a pswer to drag witnesses from
one extreme of the United States to another.
Mr.. j. Montgomery opposed the recomrit-
ment. The principle was correct one
Every accused person ought TO be confronted
with his Witnesses,
Mr. or u. HliHanas w8s in favor pf The
recommitment. There were principles con.
tanned in the bill which ne could not approve.
Where was the necessity for giving to courts
of enquiry the power Of dragging Witnesses
before them, when the testimony which they
gave, could not, by the existing regulations,
be admitted as testimony before court mar
tial. He also considered that part Of the I'LL
which gave the power to compel the produc-
ton of records, highly exceptonable. He
could mot consent to vote for the bill as it
then stood. Ii gentlemen would agree to
recommit it, he thought it might be rendered
palatabls to all
Mr.. Fisk could not discover the force of
gentlemen's objections to the bill, or believe
it was proper to reconmit it. Dispositions
were the NEST fallacious kind of testimony,
and ought not to be admitted on trials involy-
ing the lives or regulations of our soldiers.
Ne danger could result from the grant 81 tic
power--it4was amply guarded against 5, tie
provisions OF tic Ill. lie exteAasa hA o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-14

Mr. DureN, from the committee appointed
70 enquire into the manner Of heating the
representative hall, and its probable effect on
the health of the members, reported, that III
the opinion Of the committee, the present
method of heating the hall is injurious to the
health of the members. They recommend
the introduction CT ventilator, or suspcn-
sion Of the use Of the furnaces. Ordered to
lie on the table
The house went into committee OF the
whole on the bill respecting courts martha,
and courts OF enquiry, Mr.. Stcrer in the chair
a number Of amendments were proposed, es
some discussion took place. The bill was
reported IS amended, conculred in by the
house, a,;2 ordered to be ensrossed and read
q .Aird jicn3 on Friday next.
tlr. ,Ffl@oa, a;scr some we'll conceived and
well expressed predatory observations, Offer
etl q resolu,ioa Tor appoinilng COMMITTEES to
enquire into the expe4iency ct repeating SO
mucn Of the pension set as requires applicants
to maze affidavit Tat they are not on the
pension list Of any state, which WAS adopt
ed.
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CONSTITUTIONS OF TIE KINGDOM
OF ESTPHALIA.

Napoleon, by the grace of God aud the
! consti uuous, emperor of the Fr.oca, king
Of Italy. protector ct he coos Iteration OF
the nhloe, willing TO give prompt exrcu'
| too 10 The 10 srucle of the treaty ofpeace
of T,Isit, and establish !or ,he kingdom
| of W,ssphalia, Fundamental consti usions,
! whereby the happiness Of the people Who
compose IT may be guaranteed. and which
! msy AZ ,he same time insure 10 she sove.
yeign she means of contributing as mem.
btr Of the RheGish confederation. to the
common safety and prosperity; We have
otdsiaed and do osdsin 81 follows:
Erilele !. The kingdom, Of Yves: pfssis
is TO comprehend the following states, VIZ.
( &c states CT Brunswick. Woiiepbuttel /;
that part g Aitma,k, situate 90 the lets
bark If the Eibe that part OF the county
of hasdebu'g, situate on the lef back ct
she Eibe the territory OF Halle the
conctv of Hildesheim and the town OF Cos.
la, the coun,y of Hohersscin the terri
tory CT Quedlinyburg TIC county Of Mans
field E,ehsield with Tttfurih, Mulhau.
SEQ aud Nordhausen; Inc county of Sob
berg Wvrmg-rnde; the states of Hesse
Cassel with hhseln snd Schaumbesg, not
iooloding the territory Hanau ard Ca4en.
elobbean on The Kh,ue; he territory of
Corey, Goe.tinsep aud Gsubephageo; the
bishoprlck u Osnab. ack the bishopriek
Of paderbo'n; a'ipden and Ravensbers !;
scd the county Of Rsnb-rg. Kanei'z.
2. We reserve 10 ourselves the half of
The a,odial domains OF the princes, to be
appropriated TO the re " ards which ws have
promised TO the oEcers Of our armies who
have rendered Us the most service durisg
the present war. The taking possession of
which domains shall take place, Without
delay, BY Our in.endsnts. sid the process
verbal drawn up, eoojoiosly with the "a.
thorises OF the country, before the lst day
Of Dec.
8. The ordinary war contributions which
how, been laid on the said countries, shall
BE- paid, Or sortrics given for th.irpsymeus
before The 10 day Ct December.
=. Dc s'.9 III Day Of December, the hing
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.erv.tiolss in support Of the bill TO considers
bic length.
The rscommitment was further supported
by Messrs. Liyermore and Macon, and OPP
t.posedby Messrs. Bacon and }. Mo-, tsonefy'
when the bill was recommitted,
The bill providing tor selling certain arms
to the individual states, was read third TUE.
It's passage was opposed by Mr.. Gardner, AID
supported by Messrs. Livermore, bihb' Lyon
Nicholas and Smile, when the question on
its passage was taken by ayes and noes ana
carried--Ayes s6--Noes q.
The amendments made i'll the Senate to
the bill in addition to the embargo acts were
taken up, and concurred In.
The bill providing for obtaining an addition
al number of arms was returned from the
Senate, with the following amendment 49,
+" And for procuring Salt Petre and Sulphur,
sum not exceeding 10000 dollars" The
amendment was concurred In.
The bill renting the duties on monu-
ment to be erected to the memory of these
officers who fell in the attack on Tripoli, was
returned by the Senate with an amendment
providing for the expences of erecting the
monument in such place as the president
should direct.
After a short discussion the question on
concurring was taken by ayes and noes and
lost-AYes l8--Nocs SO.
Adjourned,
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CONGRESS.
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NosDAr, March z.

Mr.. Porter presented petition from a
number of patentees ct improvements IN the
useiul arts, residing in Philadelphia, praying
an extension of the terms OF their patents.
MIR. Boule, from the committee on public
lands. reported bill supplemental to the act
regulating grants of lands In the Michigan
- rritory. Made t.le order for Thursday.
Mr.. G. w Caah6eH from the committee
of ways and means reported a bill amendatory
of the bill! regulating the compensation OF the
clerks in the different departments OF the CO.
yernment. Made the order for Friday.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent of the United States, on the subJeet OF
the New Orleans Batturo, accompanied oy a
number of documents
The speaker laid before the house some
resolutions of the legislature of Kentucky,
declaring their confidence in the federal exc
cutiye, and piedging themselves to support
any measures which the honor 81 interest OF
the nation may be deemed to require. LAID
on the table.
Mr.. j. C2ey from the committee appointed
70 enquire into the expectancy or amending
the several laws for the encouragement OF
learning, and the promotion OF the useful arts
reported a bill. Made the order for Friday
The house resolved itself into committee
of the whole on the bill regulating proceed
ings in court martial and courts of enquiry,
Mr.. Storer in the chair. On previous tay,
a motion was made to strike out the first sec
ton. The question was put and lost-Ayes
36--Noes 50 Some amendments to the de-
tail of tie bill having been made, they were
reported to, anG concurred in by the house
The ayes and noes were demanded OH having
tie bill engrossed Tor third reatiiog. Ayes
65--Noes As.
Toe house resumed the consideration Of
the bill authorising the sale OF arms 10 tie in-
liyidual states, to which some amendments
were made in committee Of the whole on
fo,n.er day. An amendment WAS offered by
MIR. Bib of Georgia allowing to creditor
states tbs right OF receiving arms on account
of the debts due them. In the course of de-
bate Mr.. Eibb called the attention Of the
house to the quarter whence the opposition
to the amendment came. 1t was not ne OBJ
served from those who represented the agrl-
cultural interests OF the eountrybut from thcse
WHO REPRESENTED the commercial Interests
lie farther stated that was the conduct OF
the merchants which had put the country IN
70 situation to require the militia to be arm
ed and that they now refuse the means.--
Messrs Ely and Bacon who had opposed the
amendment, replied that they did represent
the agricultural interests Of the nation and
Mr.. B. added that he was the g refresentatiUe
az thirty MousQnd F2EE men"
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From Paris papers to the 18th January re.
ceived at tie o5see ct the As5cantiIe I'D.
vertiSey.
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Printing in all its various branches
Handsomely executed at this ahee.
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Fort VI arburton Packet.


TIE subscriber respectfully informs tn
public, ths;. ne has equipped tie above Pack
ct in avery elegant manner, and Will sail from
Ricketts, and Newton's wharf toi Fort WAR
burton, every morning at s O'Clock, ana re
turn to alexandria in the afternoon ~
The Packet will be Consistently supplied with
choice collection of stores for the entertalns.
ment Of passengers, and every exertion usss
to render esc utniost satisfaction.
Abel Willis.
WHO HAS FOR SALE AT MS STORE,
1900 VT. excellent Rhode Island ChecSs
200 bush. Of seed POTATOES.
Lemons in boxes.
Excellent Herrings in tsrres.
at Groceries as usual.
Nav ls. dsts- etf.
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re- P0Yter Cellar.

THE subscriber respectfully iniorns the
.;,;z.ns sf Alexandria, and the public in ge-
neral that he has opened Porter ctAar' a
few rods south Of the yendae store formerly .,
occupied by Margaret Myers, where ne VIII VIA
always keep on nand Philadelphia Porter ana ana
Ale Of the first quality. Those who pleass,
10 favor him with their customs may depen.
On the strictest punetuality and every favor
acknowledged. E:a,d
ar, - dat lawtf
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- Third Dividend.
81 TIE case ofJ~aNES SMITH, 1sfe q
RINKRUp

x =
IL The case of J.aNES SMITH, 1sfe q
BANKRUPT.
THE commissioners, acting under com
mission Of bankruptcy, formerly awarded aae
issucd forth against James Smith, late Of Dunn
fries. in the county of Prince-William and
state of Virginia, merchant /; intend to meet
At the commissioners Office, 1.-THE House OF
Benjamin Parkc) in tie town Of freaey ,.
5u-s, on Wednesday, the 29th day OF June
next, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon' to make g
a further dividend of the estate and efiec's OF
the said bankrupt: when and where the Gre
a;tors who have not already proved their
debts. are to appear prepared to prove the
came. or they will be excluded the beneht OF
the said dividend and all claims not then
snbs.antiated will be disalloSed.
Timothy Brund'ge,
AssIeyEE.
tan eeoI2t
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THE PIAxrGa's AND MARINERS
MEDICAL 70 .uP.f.VIO.N';


1fEUIC.lL % ,WP.fJpIOV;
b. Dir JAMES E.WELL Of Savannah,
Recommended 81 Doctors shipper, Bar
ton. Caiaaeii, Cuapin.n md Woodhouse, as
an excellent guide 70 those who are remote
from medic ald
INSCRIPTIONS
To a new aid cous,,tete DIcTIo NARY of
the French ana Ensiis n.suages, .arc re-.
specttuliy soilclted; cOpious account "
wh,cn ma, be seen by applying as aooye
MAY 81. eost.
1osEpH COMING respectfully scquaints
i his friends and the public. that ne has enc
PARED as al, assistant gentleman tof good
family t,om Bern IN Sausse'ta"d.
Whereby he i, enabled to AID to the course
of instruction pursued in his schoo The
French, German and Italian Languages
snticnt and Modern History Arithmetic,
Fuclid,s Elements. Geography with the use
oftae Giebcs ard Maps, Trisonometrg, Men
.uration, Surveying, Navigation andthe Lunar
Observations, Anilylics, : stronomy, sc. &c.
Likewise Algebra and Flu>ions, with their
Annlications to the various branches OK the
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, will be
taught as hitherto by himself a, his School in
ST. Asaph street.
y. b.. Those who wish be Instructed in
theeabove Languages, Will please to apply, as
the number Of Pupils will se iraltsd.
.ahrll ~. 1AO
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7UST r ECEIVED

FoR SALE BY
r. CRAY,
Esparellcs' Letters from England
Little's and Moore's Poems
Lady's Cabinet
Salmagundi, 9 vols bound :.
Military and Political Hints
md the following New Psay'j
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-02
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HEMP FOR SALE.

HAVE on hand, ten tons ofthe first sual,
r.acI PAN COUNTRY HEMP, ! Wisn
: .ell for cash, or on a time.
s''' : Bryan Hampson.
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