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HamiIton's Grand Restorative,

Recommended as an invaluable Medicine,
for the speedy relief, and permanent cure of
the various complaints which result from dis
sipated pleasures, juvenile indiscretions, re-
sidcnce in climates unfavorable to the consti-
tuition, the immoderate use of tea, frequent
intoxication or any destructive intemperance,
tho unskilful or destructive use of mercury,
the diseases peculiar to females, at certain
period of life, bad layings in, sc. Sc
And is proved by long and extensive cxpe-
renee to be absolutely unparalleled in the
cure of nervous disorders, consumptions and
iownes of spirits, loss of appetite, impurity
of the blood, hysterical affection, inward
weakness, violent cramps in the stomach and
back, indigestion, melancholy, govt in the
stomach, pains in the limbs, elaxations, in
voluntary emissions, semina, weakness, OBJ
stinate elects, -four albos, or whites, inpo-
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HamaLton's Worm Destroying Lo-
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Which there is reason to believe, have.
within eight years past cared upwards Of TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND persons of both sexns
of every age, and in every situation, of yariors
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
and from distractions or foulness in the sto.
mach and bowels.
Hanaalton's Ekx,r,
For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Sore Tbro,.
and approaching Consunptioas. 3.
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Certificate of Mr.. HIM. DeOenncy.

During the last nine years, ] have been in
the habit of using Hahn's Ambitious Pills,
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever colds,
headache, or costiveness have rendered medl-
cine necessary; in these cases single dose
has uniformly removed my headache, and has
generally been found sufficient to remove eve
~ symptom Of a cold if taken ON its tirst APP
pcarance. Induced by the benefit received, 1
have for years past recommended them to ma
ny Of my friends, and have the pleasure to
inform you, they have invariably succeeded
in removing the above complaints.
Yours, sc. VIM. DEN ENNEI,
No l45, Cherry street, New York
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Iofeph Manaeville
Has received a considerable a
dltlon to his Stock.
CORNER OF KING and t4IRFAx SIR,
.dLEXAHDRIA

AND OFFERS FOR SHE,
90 hogsheads,l lst and Cd qoali,,
20 barrels Auscovado Sueols
1000 ID. Green Coffee
3 10 tons British Patent SHOT, a.xo..,
RIB to No, 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese
40 boxes Mould Candies.
IS bags clean heavy Pepper.
so ID. Eutmcgs.
| casks London refined Sa,tpetre.
ditto Irish Glue.
| Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Yo.nvB,.
son, Tyson Skin, and Padre Souchong 'Te,
in quarter chests, boxes and cannisters-mos
of which are equal i'll quality to any ever i'm.
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, I.isbonTe
| neriffe, and Malaga Wines.
a few cases Medoc Clarct.
Jamaica, Windward-l Island, and NorAe,
Rum.
Cornac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Couotry Gin.
Irish and Country Whisky.
Six hogsheads Glory bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Havana Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rics
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Sard
liz Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassa, P.
mento, Pace and Ground Ginger, Cayem,
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisins, Almonds
Currants, Nader, Alum, Copperas, Ro
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Brandyvn
GunpowIer, Spanish Scgars, Cayendish an
small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Lepe'
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as a certain cure for tne ABOVE uI,0rucr
THOMAS XELSO.

as a certain cure f0r rne above ursorrrcr.
THOMAS XELSO.
Baltimore, July ed, 1906.
Certificate CT Mr.. Thomas Campbell, hGrness'
maker.
Itswould be an act ofiniustice to withhold
nv testimony Of the salutary effects OF Doctor
Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very uncquivocal instance OF
their virtues and efficacy. | was afflicted WITH
two severe attacks of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered,
but was obliged to use clutches to aid me IN
walking when left home; to this were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result OF the al.
fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life; but protidentlaiy
was recommended to apply at George Doo-
bin and Murphy's for Dr. Iissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per
fectly liberated from my disorder, and am now,
thank God, as free from pain as II never iiaa
been afflicted Finding this medicine operate
SO powerfully on myself, | determined to APP
ply it internally to my child, a boy only eleven
menths old, who was then reduced almost 10
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times to him, his com
nlaint was entirely removed, and he is now re.
covering his strength with great rapldity.
tn CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906. ---
C. Greening Apples. Gran
berries, Potatoes, and CIDER IN
barrels,
JoR SALE By
John G. Laid.
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C. The Public are hereby
I'D ,sat the subscriber and his son Doc
-. a I,, 3. Dick, are hencetorward con-
,,ucted in the exercise of their profession
n,,l;c,tions intended for either, to be made
). - the Medicine Shop of the former.
: = Elsha c. DICK.
H,.i-,,nru 81
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[i2 - tcs1as .SISle. !

F'ench advanced guard attsckea .h,. ,ne.
my's advanced winch pf,.sucsd :, ,rer@,
BRISK aGtion. The eneuy ,,sof,irp 2,r
their advantageous situation n, .t. <s1 ~.
sanate resistance, bu: at las, III. F;s,s,,
general ordered the pas de uharnr b. b.,
oea'en, when the rebels repuls=i on al
siaes, I'D abandoning ,heir arm ;, .auf,ae.
milton and Cannon, and leaving ,napy r,ra;
on The heid OF ba tie. They rp,lei ses.a
|at The bridge of Acre, and were s-aia re.
pulsed. at length, geo. N.oro., had rssr-.
etrated as TAR as Cartcs. small toy ,t.;i-
leagues from St. AOdero and was pr.s,a,.
Tag to pursue his almost incfeli,l..-s,,,..
Cess With bat twelfth part as MANY
rooPS al opposed him, when he rccei,,:5i
an order from gen. Bonnet to proceed -,
ior'e'ia Vega. wher ne ava ,e,lsl NJ VIII,
ave battal'ons.-Fhe enemy's generals
hsotmso OF this movement of gen. N,r.
rot proceeded towards St. Ander, wit,
or 1000 infantry and 5 or 500 csyaIr,
attsckei weak divisou posted ia ftoa
lot that city, seized iheir.cannon ami WI,
a battalion 20 ST. Andero in the n,id.s,..
TT the might. The insurgents trayers4s.
all me streets Carrying torches in tilrir
N' N"NN'"f, HUSN vi the houses, wiJtcis
ney phiaged. an that belonged to ,l,c
french were taken, abused, or assas,;o,-
tsd {; they at the same time, steepin..gheir
hand' IN the blood ofthose of their o,p.
tymen, who were snspecled not 10 b. of
heir party, and they compelled All th-
young men of the place TO en:sr ,heir
ranks The Spanish s ,vernsr san,;ag.
&c hras, and the Captainyor the ,ne,tasar.
thTown into prison whsye they .youll tssv,.
persisted, il the insurgents had remai,,s "a
or two hours longer masters otth. pisca-
AZ O'Clock IN the morning Of ths IIth
d. ande'o was surrounded b. he Fla,c,
foaP' the insurgents ,dGfrndeG .td,,,n
selves with cou age, but se.i no nod,
OF making ihsir escape they laid down heir
ans me generals escaped with but a
bout 1900 foot and 500 horse. 80
my pursued on all sides, have no, si,ce
appeared but remaiQ hidden amoa !. She
II u1tains. "a f@
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ANDs FOR sALE.-The subscr
VIZ. MONCURE, commissioners
Richmond, August 18th. 1909.

ANDo FOR SALE.-The subscri,
H. bers, attornies in fact, for Col John
Simon Farley, aud his sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Morson, residents in>Great Britain,
.ffer for sale their remaining proportion
Of that valuable TRACT OF LAND, in
he county of Rockingham and state Of
North Carolina, called The Sauratown Es-
tate.
This land lying contiguous to one oil
the branches of Roanoke River, and in the
midst Of wealthy country, is represented
o be of great fertility, and 10 ubits so ma.
ny advantages as to be well worth the a, b.
teDlion Of The pNchascrs II contains from
10 10 ~. 600 acres, and vii! BE- sold in one
whole, or IN distinct parcels, al the option
ofthose who MAJ ~ish TO buy !; Tor VIII oh
purpose it he's been laid off is separate
.ots. A plot Of the land is left in the pos
Sc ssion OF VIM. Edward Brosdnax, esq
of Brunswick county, Virginia, who hs:
purchased part of il. and 10 whom, Coz
more correct Information as to its quality
situation and ether advantages, purchas.
nrs are referred, as well as io,Mr. Ira III.
lis, who lives or the spot. Mr. Broadnas
viii also mike known the terms of sale
and any coatract enisred into wuh HIN
Tor the purchase Of ihs above land, OF amy
part thereof, will be obligatory OF our
selves, aud Our principals.
<3.E. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, w. July %. CIV
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Gctract IF q leffer ,las.y

nc LIS ~ y, 1907
"'oo a, er concluding my las. lie ter.
%hich was daied Caiiz, Jun IL h, "a Y7,,cJ,
men'iooed that the French army did uor
*" aiy u'"P"siIOn 10 aband n E. ire.
'1ea ae arrival OF al Il lgish C,rse
y baaaJos ard YaIves, eb scking WIN ever
ip~r''i1ns m'shi be in ended asajns e-c.
rhes a. Jid5 fson Inc movement l:F
tue french that they intended 20 r. i-g
mn -" to some o;he- plan, and eFs.,,
iVeiy they s'sdualy wt.hdrew 10 In. -
her sid e Ia a..
Froo~ ny 7he mosein-u ofthe French
we're ~ ended to d, aw Cuesla f,or, he
strong P'sit oDs and from his p~ov,,r;'r,
70 the Eng's'h and TO engage hin on r..
r8h' baok OF he Tsgu. - it appnsrs II, -
both he AID gen Van-gas, (.ho curoroq ~
the army Of ) c ra Mo,ens, we,e 10, r.
aware OF this 'acli-s aUd of the actraI 70 -.
OF their enemy ; Cucsla carried his ar,,v
over the iages AID -Yanegas ad anc.d
very lar into La Mancha; bat ,hey soo,
became sensible Of their error, and gin
fetirca Cuesis has now the river In ir,nt
! OF him' his quarter geneeul at Mnaef..
aoo two bridges of Almaraz and O5:sn,,
weii defended by batteries; Vsnega< ia.
resumed his positions with n Sierra Mr..
ua' ms quarter general At ST. Helen. he
ADVANCED quad in The hitler par, or o.
imaHcnaj the army OF Victor /, brtv..,,
a'aFe'a ana ne river Ave ca, aud an
her corps which has laeJy rsceiyed a
reinforcement Of 1900 men aud which
| IS commanded by king Joseph ia psfson,
E("ho Is al Almlgro) advanced towards
Ndnegaf, and made demonstration Of fo,-
cog the passes Of the Sierra Mo ena but
subsequently fell back nearer to Ca,,,Ia-
The Eogl,sh move iorw ard, though hsa
Wy, towards the banks of The river IRE
| ear,
They should have been on the third oe
an 5 month within 10 leagues of gen. E,n
esta AID II is said that thsy will i5in hin,
on The llIh. In the mean lime, Marshet
'ouit' WIN the troops which have Joined
nm IN 1ail'cia' and those watch Ia. e,y oc.
cup'ed AsIuFias commanded by gen. KeI
LEHMAN, are leaving those provinces ii -
believed 10 reiDfprce Vlclor; hut II ruee
DC 70 make movement towards Poftu ,el.
which, 1t so, will certainly D event 5he
further advance Of The Engiish.
Ihere IS nothing new 10 be mert;ou-5
resp eiiag Catalonia. The Sp ni,h e,,n.
niue HE war with grea. VIZ ,, aud lsae
FRENCH manage their inf-sior f,,c. giE
n ir accustom address - Corona is AZ
Iacked and defended with gfea. obs ,scg-
lately the advanced bauer.es or the F,e ~
army having been destroyed, The S,.usf
|vIe aoe to throw CouSide able succ o,i 9
j. no the place. Ia Anagon the SDsp,.,
\ cause has received very sever. ci.art- q,
the enire despers o. ofGene B ak . =.
IS my; the same troops vi. n when ne gam.
he signal victory men oued n my la Z, Ia
e Vmg again met the Frencb, weres.5uc
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BUseos SPAIN Jun. 1s

The St. a dsfo Gaze IL c.niaus some
interesting details Iela i've TO he affair
WHICH precede and followed the Occupa
ton Of that place by he rebe.s
In The course Of the lo.ncf his mooth,
gen. Moro, governor Of > .Aodero. beng
'ntormsd thai the iusurg ms had tax n
possession ofall he surrou ding p sitlons
md that heir forces ~ IN: m nand
ol gsn. BaaIeros coun. VILLAIN va, snt
nc Marqueh o, amounted 10 from 10 e
IL coo men did not hesitate 10 give then
battle; although he had not more Ina,
! 200 d,sPoaabe nsn he pot nlm.el a
.heir head aHd proceeded tovaTGs the en-
smy. BefIte his ihs GUY AID house
lad been put ~ a respectable state o &c
fsnce' a . O'clock IN the afternoon Tn
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produce on our raindsl Before The mid
idle Of last January it has undoubtedly
passed away Ike smoke. Ihe,b-nt which
the political affairs of Europe has taken,
and the Influence # the cabinet Of S..
James ever all the world, give u veil
founded hopes tina, Austria has oxen o6
its diplomatic rela,i with France, whose
frontiers are Iirea credsby forinidabi
s..oy. The Turks have openly resume
hosiilities aga nst the Russians. Eng
has sent her fleets and "a m IS, and trans
mitted her enc gy TO n pie, aid 20 tioi
land In word. all She kingdoms ,is
from heir lethergic slumbe r, ana the last
victories OF car armies are he hArb nge
ot liberty so Europe. Oar who'll nalt1u
s uniled undo III pro eeti2r OF 4 wi e
and regular gave n'n, NJ. The Spsaisn
and Ihr Bri ian empires have ca'cu!a
their forces aud zeal p,wes, aud five an
twenty mhlilaas OF sous shall never y,ctd
30 the soghis,sy of an impos, Or. ''fl.s -
he true fia,s Of th,ags winch val perpetl
uate the honoc and IN. glory of the Span
ish mann and ii, immortal allies"
Bu.nos Ayres. March IS, 1909.
twas confiIen ~ reported las night,
hat III. French had entirely evacuated
Ga!i!ca - This is BY 90 mean amp o5a.
Dc; but We do not uDders,aod tht vera
M mt have received aay intelligence TO
that EFF Ct My is SAID to have ;oined
D sui this .s.very ks!y for as the latter
was a Mlntfor.e, aud the former, when
ne evacuated F4r.oi and Eoruana, had c
trea'ed to Lug ), there was no.hng % i'm.
pede their juncti n Iae Ma aus d. Ro
mana had marched To Grease. Account.
nave been recciyei of s:ne of cur vess is
havIag entered Ferroi and Co,unna, wners
hey wee received ~ il transports OF ioy.
f'hr folowlog intelligence when arrived
too late yesterday 20 DC inserted IN the
ehcl: of our imp. ession, we repub.ish TO-
day -
o! tie action lately bought in Arragoo
oet"een tins arinie, of 0anSral B,4ke and
Gen. Souchet, the following au h-nUlc par
icniats have been communicated - i'he
enennya torce consis ed Of 8, 500 men, IA
tcialirg SEQ cayary, ", ,hree pieces o.
Cannon the Spanish 500. including Coz
c-yliiy =. Win '"ea.y y Gees of.cinnol.
he loss OF he enemy ~ the C ioi was
much g'ea CT than was Il 81 5 a ed. Nea
700 dad "ere buried indep1hd= Il oil nose
iett Oh the fed or bnde ~ the night o
| he 2s;h thef re reael Some acclden,
| o ;can'cned an a Am amongst them, ana
IN h cot,fu ion hey fired upo, each u
her. Tie read towards 81 Pierre wa
sire we'd w.th kaap ,acks. Blake's arm, "a
/ 'scresssd to neacly 10000 h vas tx
pee ed % enter Saragos i, and II wa. sap
posed all he Frrncn would soon retde DC.
q nj The E o.
~ ie.1eis rom Cussta's head Quarters
o. The - { iuue, we fipd The Fre ch force
- 90 ns n, ong tire north of tn" Gua.
d ana, and Cues so 900 IN good order
ma nigh "piri IN Consequence of The
gews of the Aust. ia VIC cries, and the
ppoib,menJ of Marquis Welesley--Vic.
Tor aod all he o her French Up, are tx
peCted to retreal towards The Ebro.
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LISBON, June 81.

" Our army is rapidly advancing from
.Oporlo aud Combra to hbrdn,es, which ia
al present the head quarters; they are
.ol course moving towards Vicloi's army,
and IN direction 10 Gu. oHhls retreat from
he French frontiers.
Z" IUNE 10,
Vi6ior'sarmy ex erds from rernmsrk
by Trux.lo' SIC. to he b'Idgs of A,maraz
The French sdvanced guard was DESTROYED
IN AWauyll, from 30 TO so being killed,
and IS wouu ded.
s. The Gstmlns, who b long % V aor's
army had 10 sooner received ceGain in.
telllgencc OF war having oeen dec.a ed be.
weeu Austria aud Ffancs, than they be
gan 10 desert IN large number some
have even arrived 10 Cas- clio Is anco AS
I'VE 40 battle has taken o,lc. win that ar.
N.Y."
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VIRGINIA:

AZ a stfsrrioi' eourt o. chG.ccry h2ldrr az
: the ca.hiloL ia Richmond, Jane 20th, 1899.
Phillip n, Nicholas, attorney general, on
behalf of the commonwealth of Virginia,
yl.c
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BALTIMORE, nay 20.
!, 6adapnbortant from Spain.

81 Of a letter to a respectable gentle
+ Of this CITY, dated Newcastle, De-
rare, 18th May, 1909, $ o'clock, P. NJ.
IL have Just this moment landed here
he brig Cerberus in AZ days from Ca
| / sailed the 9Th April, and left Spain
Il. NEST deplorable situation. The last
The army OF Cuesta was beaten, and,
4 condition according to the best &C
Is. Of making a further stand against
,urmy. who, by the accounts of English
|irmen arrived at Cadiz, were about the
Esd April, advanced as far as within IS
80 ofScyilie. In short, it was supposed
s;nr could prevent their conqaermg the
II Country, in a few months. Cadlz en-
'aseptsd."
Ri to-morrow's mail, we may expect fur
PARTICULARS inthe Philadelphia papers.
|, xriter of the above being friendly to
, Cause in which Spain is engaged, his IN
nation may be regarded as impartial.
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Valuable Property for SAFE.

FIVE LOTS for sale, lying in the town
l. of Alexandria, between Prince and Duke
streets, two of the said Lots have fronts ON
Water street of 20 feet Q inches each, ex-
tending $50 feet back, the other two have
each a front on Union street of 30 feet 2
inches, and extend back $50 feet.
The other Lot has a front of ~ feet &
inches on Union street, extending 22o feet to
Potomac riyer--On the front there is a valua-
BILE Wharf, which is at present fit to accom-
1aodate large vessels, and may. if necessary,
be extended to seven fathom water. There is
on the water lot a Store house 90 by 40 feet,
two story high, built with stone I; the streets
in front of the above lots are well paved
For terms of sale apply to Joshua q Thomas
Gizhin, the proprietors, in Philadelphia, or
to George GAf9n in Alexandra.
May q. 2awlm
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NON LNTERCOUR

law expires with the approaching
Of congress. 1t is already without
don to G. Britain, and in force only
rance.9 fit is suffered to expire, as
nch DEGREES viii not be removed, the
ron which England recalled her Or
Council, will vanish, and in that
E orders will, we presume, be re-
Here is therefore opened a wide
the patriotic plans of a diplomatic
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EXTRACT.

LAlhT1N
uIf we had no higher aim in View than
to promote or secure our teastoraliaterests,
we could hardly pursue a safer and more
certain course, than a scrupulous observance
of the rules prescribed by Christianity tor
conducting us to, future happiness. To IN
crease or preserve a fortune, what better
means could we employ, than Christian dl-
ligence and honesty ? To rise to preferment
and honor, what so eficacious as that In
flexible integrity, that cheerful and ready
submission to lawful authority, that afable
condescention to, interiors, that meekness
and complaisance towards all which the Cos.
pei %enjoins? To ensure good will, to main
tain a character, to acquire, reputation, could
we. adopt a better plan than to cultivate
Christian, rectitude and charity /; or as III
Savior beautifully and emphatically express
es it, than to be wise as serpents, and harm
less as doues! In fine, if our whole object
were to preserve health, prolong life, or
even to give a true relish to sensual en- oy-
ment, could we follow any better course
than to practise Christian activity in BUSH
ness In conjunction. with Christian modera-
ton and temperance? These are Joys pure
and substantial, suited to the dignity Of the
rational nature, independent of our mortal
part. These can never be carried to excess,
never succeeded by corroding reflections.
Pleasing once, they please and delight us
forever. Those, neither birth, nor exter-
nal events, nor the dispositions of men, nor
disease, nor age can affect. They attend
us in society and forsake us not in solitude.
When enemies Persecute US, they inspire us
with courage, and endue us with strength.
They solace adversely, and enhance and
adorn prosperous circumstances. When
false friends abandon us, then remain. They
Tighten the burden of life, and disarm death
of its terrors!
Compared with these, aHuence IS poor,
grandeur is contemplate, sensual pleasure
is disgusting. External circumstances are
appropriated to the inherent dignity of cha
%racter, and are often the means Of debasinq
it. But religious and moral enioyments are
the peculiar privileges of The wise and good,
who are not excluded from their share
OF worldly possessions, and can enjoy them
with the highest relish. Still, should these
be withheld, supported by their internal re-
sources, by conscious integrity, by the ex-
hlliratlng scenes of the Divine favor, and
by the glorious prospects Of a blessed i'm
mortality, the piously wise, must even in
adversely and affection, be possessed of a
more abundant source of happiness, than
can belong to the impious and the wicked,
placed on the summit of power, basking in
the sunshine OF prosperity and resounding
the loudest strains of dissolute mirth. Like
a rock towering above the deep, the man of
plety and virtue beholds the storms of adj
yerSity rear around him without shaking his
resolution, or impairing his strength
When tenpests assail those of a contrary
character they are tossed like the sand,
from surge to surge, and when the calm re-
turns, sink under the weight Of their own
deprayitv."
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NEW SHOE STORE.

THHE subscribers have taken q store in
T. Fairfax street, next door but one to Mr..
Harper's apothecaries shop, where they have
for sale a complete assortment OF Ladies Mo-
rocco and Kid Slippers, also, Misses and chill
drens' Shoes of all sizes and different colors.
Various kinds of fancy Shoes. for Ladies'
among which are 4 small invoice of elegant
English Foxed Shoes. Gentlemens Boots
and Shoes, ditto Leather and Morocco Pumps,
boys fine and common Shoes of all sizes.-
Like wise, a small quantity of Wrapping Pa
per.
~ The above named articles will be sold
very cheap fer CASH.
Hawkins e Alden.
Nav IS. At Ivy ct Ivy.
So Printing In It's various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch.