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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber, after q lapse of time
L necessarily consumed in the prepars.
ton Of kis house, respectfully annouseest -
the citizens of Alexandris, az well d the
community at large, that he has taken for .
term OF years that noted and eligible estab-
lishment known by the name Of the CI1x
HOTEL, and once occupisd.by Mr. Gadsby,
whose distinguished abilities as ., FublicsA
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by lis unremitted oxer,ions ID
sfiording to all those Who may confer on him
tn favor of their patronage, gentesI and CONF
Portable accommodations. The Subscribers
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi.
;plicity of ccnvcniences attached to the City
Hotel, end will OILY submit description .
that portion of travellers who have % ssns&
rrlly astes,edi.s nuunsrous advantages. :.
( James Brook.
February II, d
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.

February lOth, 1910.
ORDERED, That the further s"m Of TWO
hundred dollars be appropriated for the re-
lief OF the poor Of the town OF A'exandr'a'
under the direction OF the commute. APP
pointed for that purpose on tbs 18th ANA
AIRY. 4.
Extract from the minures,
ADAM LYNN, C.. C.
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The eictuon ior he Isl Ward to be'head
at the hous~ oi J!r~n.,ah N,sie. Union
stree,--Fo. he 81 Wand 1T The Council
.Chamb<r-For ,hs Sd Ward Al John
Hodskin m. and the Ar Ward g. 'he
hossr of Mr.. Hu,chcn's. .mncr OF Duke
and St. Asaph streets.
Extract from tbs MINUTES,
ADAM LYNN, c. s.
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N O r I c E.

The Committee Of Council appointed to
distribute relief to the Poor will meet at
the Council Chamber for that purpose ON
Saturday nex,, at ten o'clock ia a'e mora
ing. .....
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I'M COMMON COUNCIL
FeSFtorY 10, 1910

OaDzaxp, That the following Persens
b appoi.,ed esnnnsIonsrs, for superb
tending the eisetisnss y, Be. held IN the d,I'
ferent wards ofs de town, on Tuesday me
s,hiday Of March. nexf, f1r thu p0sPe's q :,
electing memb.rs OF thesC Common Se 'a'l'
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alsraasrsa Daily 6a,stts.
TRURsDAY, FEBRUARY IS.

Extract from the sviR efths Rev. Owen +.
M. MAcAArH, late q this Place, decd.
"To the Corporation of the town Of
Alexandra, I give and bequsath nay shares
in III. Bank of Alexandria ~ desiring that
che dividends and profits arising from said
shares may be appropriated by the commit
ice appointed By the said corporation to the
benefit Of the poor and distressed Ct che said
town. ...
ITO the Washington Society in Alexan-
aria, give and bequeath forty dollars
> DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS.
~, Alexander Moore Register Of Wills
for the county Of Alexandria, IN the district
of Columbia, do certify the above bcques's
to be truly copied from the original last
VIII and Testament Of the Rev. Gsven +.
ii. Magruth, late Of Alexandria, deceased 1;
which original will is on file aad record in
my Office.
~ c> Given under my. hand and official
We y ssal, this l4h Feb. 1910.
ALIEN. MOORE, Reg.
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ATTENTION.

Thursday the asd inst. being the anniver
sary Of the birth IF the lass Gen. GsoneE
WAsHINerox, the volunteer companies will
parade at the court House square on that
day At ~ O'Clock in the morning. in COM
plete uniform. ..
The Officers not on duty are likewise re.
oues,sd to attend, and JOIN in celebrating the
memory Of the illustrious patriot.
ROBERT YOUNG, Mj.
sdLeg. NJ. D. C..
Esb. IL. .--- --- -
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Drphans' EoHft,

~ ETNyipS ~ st.s<S Z
.Zkssndria equity, fs6. 1srss, tai0
ordered, That the executors Of OWEN
F. MAGRATH. deceased, do insert ,tA6s
following adyer,isementthree Zines In saek
week for four weeks, lin :ths nAisxandgo
Daily Gazetts. he1F ~ . ...S z, w
lssIs. S.. ~ "a: a. ~ VI
Alex. Moore, Register.
This is to give Notice.
THAT tile subscribers.of alexandra sssaI
~, in the dis,ric, Of, Columbia, iaays sbsaissS
from the ,orphan's Court of said county, ~
,ers testsn.tn,ary ioa ahs estate sf OwAA,
IF MAoaArH. late sefs the county afesSs
decd, all persoas, having claims against e.
deceased ere hereby warned 70 sxhibik ~
same, with vouchers thereof To- the ~.
scribe 70 on. * beforeshe 18th danof Ans 80
or they msy BY law excluded ffpn aA -
neh, to said estate, and those indeheea .thssNt
10 are required to make,immediMS paynSA
Given under our handle The 18th 1py SeFeQ
'bruary, 1910. ff Sx!taH
VIM. Herbert,
N. Fitzhugh, E*Ys.
Hugh Smith. ;.,, !
Feb. rs. a. r. cow
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>Akxandria LiSra,y C0mba,y-

S1vS""9' ~ =
The Members Of the Alexan.
dria LlskARy.. CoMPANy will
pleafe to take notice, that m 6,
lection will be held Of the ii.
brary. on Monday, 18th instant.
between the hours Of three .uA
six. :. NJ. fora President and G
leyen Directors for the e niuine
Tame, xsnsely. Jm.
Librafiaaa
xstr..J& ~t4xe
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Genuine Lees Elixir
January 3, 1909.

A 6vcrcisn remedy for Colds, cbIiina,e Corghs,
CatarlhS, Asthmas, Sore l'hroats, and ap-
preaching Coniunp,ions
A Jingle trial of this med cine will prove its
.Siicscious quality in relto,ing perfpira ion
common to healthy people, i. di0odges aud ex
pels the tough vifcic phlegm OF mucu Rreng,..-
:ning the weakened veaels of the lungs, thus
ltriking at the roor of the dilor1er; the fymp.
toms of courie are effedualiy a11 permanen,ly
conquered The grea, number OF cures p,rior-
med by this elegant and uteiul p.spa' alton, is
luffieient to convince those that labour un
der colds, ooughfs, &c. of being Immediately
relieved. For the information Of thofe periors,
it any there he, that have nor heard OF the bal
amic qualities of LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perlons, who are wei
known to our citizens in general s pcrfons 0 (
integrity and ltrict veracity. From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that
three years conlnmption, a common cold, or
cough, are all with cafe removed by LEES
ELIXIR.
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| aFPly1HB 70 TIC su'sV13uFT.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
FOR SALE,
At NJ. r. Lockerman's Book Store

.SEWARD'S life Of Darwin, price 8 90
Hibhea's history Of tLc Roman Empire. 90 90
ST. rietes WORKS, 9 90
Snoliet History Of England, IA 90
The Complete General Atlas, 10 90
Seosrspnicai Compilation, $50
Guthie's Geographical Grammar, S so
The LADIES' Vocal Companion, CO
Don Qulx.t IN vols. with piares, S 90
Sterne's works, S vols. S co
Popc's works, + vols. with plates, SO
The Federalist, vols. elegant, s 90
The works of Fisher A.nes, q so
carr's Northern Summer, Q 90
Stranger in ireland, Q 90
Stranger in France 0 M
tbs Duke of York, per,as Mrs. Clark. o.
The Lovers of Lavender, novel translat.
ell from the F,ench, 3 90
The Monk, in vols , oo
E.n,eline, in 8 vols. q On
Thornton Abbey, : vols. 90
Don Raphael, 0,
zane Aaioo., g5
oe.u."a. N'sn, vols. 2 50
Pttlo'ic Sketches by Miss Owsnson, 90
Hermsrrcng, 2 vols. i, on
Montalocrf,'2 vols. o m
Vicar of Wakefield, oo
1he Armenian, 2 vols. 4 oo
Ro ,erick Random, :, m
Humphrey Clnker, . M
Jose !, An'icws, 70
Pr'csrinr pi' kls, s.voh. 2 M
Count Fa,hom, m
Romance cf the Forest. o.
J'hn DE Lancaster, . m
Plays, in houni volumes or in unm,ers
Com".nn and PpclSe, Almanacs far l.ln,
January 10. If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12

mcruiig, as thoas,nds ..,o nave rsat ': t'nriwf,
the last ten years can rs,ity. The i'ecniIar ex-
cellcnces of this intallihe ren'e3y fnr the itch,
! over every o;hcr. are til. certainty oi the core
by single application the ingredients being SO
| innocent as TO tcappicd viii, I'c,scct salvtY to
the tende!est infant; and i,s being not oniy free
from any offensive smell hut equally agreeable
| with the Plcasaness pnmstnn.
DR.. MmtAon's Gyasa Restoezsiuc,
Which the inventor confidently roror7mends
as an Invaluable medicine for the spcedyrecf,
and pernaacnt cure of various complaints which
result from disspaed ,,leasnrrs, juvenile indis.
crctions, residence in cirn5tes bnf. orahle to the
constitution, the inmotlerale nse OF tea, frequent
ntoxieaton, or any destructive intcmperance,
s,he unskilful or excessive use of mercury, the
disease. peculiar tod 'n,,les at a certain period o
life bad iyings III, sc.
HGmi2tou's H0rm Lozengses.
The most celebrated remedy for curing dis
orders arising from worms.
Haln's true and genuine
GERMAN CORN PLASTER.
An infalllc remedy for .Corns; speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
THE RESTORATIVE PONDER,
For tie 2reM and Gums.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the eyes.
= HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE e EXTRACT or MUSTARD.
For Rheumatism. Cout, Palsy, Swelling, M,
moness, &c.
TOOTH-ACIiE DROPS.
The only remedy yet discovered, wl1ich gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
- Please 10 take notice that cacA ofthe gcn-
u''e Medicines has on HE outaiae zyrahhe, tie
signature Of
HANNs All LEE,
Widow OF the late lronrcorr
January ls, 1909.
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EZ0y.izel,,

WiN stasd fhs ensuia. ses'sn. commencing from
tie dats hsraef, and closing shsa the l2h nay
sfJs!y nerf, enssiag:-
At the following places-Hiz.
a THE stable Of Mr.. Paul MsGinn's,.a at the
~ sign ss she Spread Eagle. in Market Il.
W,imiagtos, from The date hereof, until Monday
the 9Th isst. he will then be removed to White
Hall Earm, now in the. tenure Of Mr.. John
Erwin, in St. Georges hundred, and county Of
New Castle, and lately the residence Of the sub
scliher, where he will remain for week, and
50 on alternately for one week at each place
.hroughou, the season. The prices are AS herein
snu,ncrated-ten dollars for the season il pais 1y
The 9Th day of July, if after that period, l2
dollars will be demanded-six dollars the single
i.sp--sixseen dollars TO ensure with foal, and rs
cents TO the groom. Payments are to be. made
to the subscriber, to his lawful appointed agent,
IT each stand.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12
CONDITIONS.


l. THE DtLAvpiRE GAZETTE shall be published
every Wednesday and Saturday, on a large fclio
sheel.
ii. The price shall be DOLLARS per annuna,
exclusive Of postage payable bayEyeayiy aSvnnee
III No subscription will be received S. shorter
period than year.
w. Subscribers shall have the right OF disseminating
their subscription at the end of year from the
time Of their subscribing, by paying what may be
due and giving notice ftheir intention.
Y. Advertisements. not exceeding sixteen lines, vii,
be inserted four times for one dollar, and for every
subsequent insertion twenty cents--ionger ones in
the same proportion; but reasonable disconst
will be made in favor of those who advertise by the
year. half-year, quarter
VI. All articles Of a personal or private nature wiz
be charged as advertisements, and naust be pail
FOR heFoye insertion
VII. Advertisements, notices, &c. Of all religion,
and charitable institutions within the state OF De-
awarc. shall be conspicuously inserted gratis.
r5 The postage must be paid on all letters and
communities addressed TO the Editor through the
medium al the Post OtEs, or they will not be re
eesved
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12
FLORIZEL

WAS bred by the Duke of Bedford, and Imported
by Mr. Hellen---hc is rcmarkab for bi. strength,
figure and.actvity, 6 hands high. beautiful
a,pple bay, and is we'll known to be equal, il not
superior. 10 any horse upon the peninsula.
FLOEIZEL was got by the noted Florzel,
out Of brown mare by Alfred bis gransl.tla-,
Eairy Queen, by Young Cade: his great grand
dam was Black Eyes, by Crab, out Of Warlike
Galloway, by Snake. It is thosght unnecessary
10 say more, as he and his colts will show for
themselves. A more particular accouat may be
had by Applying to the subscriber.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
TIT G. vol pasture will be provided for mares,
4 so cs.Yes psr week--bnt acci,ents and escapes
must be at the risk Of the owners. Xhe groom
is a regular bred Fasrier, ard offers his service.
10 those ~ha.may thiak proper to call upon him
il that way,
April i'll, 1910. 9t
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12

4. u ~ f@I1f1NIN,
ana "a assortment Of the toyoving genuine and
esteorafed Medieines have just been received
from the f'-otrietors Medicine Sforc, Ne.y
York, and are .tor sale at pg4xR Bnry,rpc,s
Bookstore, W1lmingtoa.
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-Four D0Haya .Re3vnrd

* ~ AN Ak tom The subscriber, on tn,
c,,,.r,, ,,n INST iod BY the name ci JOSEPH
~Mlin "a, ~ years OF age, ha, q mari, on hi,
t,s'.' ene&A, and wore away brown coatee.
prowI' eioln irowsera, and LACED boots took
WIN h.''' biue round"bout jacket, has worsed
at the fftning business-Leis native cf pnu'
dephia, but it i. not cal, u,atcJ wh;cl, 80
has taken. If he returns 10 his ,lu,v :. ~" .e
James Brian, Of Wilmington, no no,cs pi T..
'akeh 81 LUIS transaction but if nsrporsd or
conceded by any person, the rigor Of ,he ,.,.
will be enforced. -"
JOHN IiADDOCs-.
""' "t4+ % 'elo. 1:a
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12
To Parents who may have Children afflicted
with the
Whooping Couch

This difoovery is of the frft magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the progrels
and in fhort time entirely removes the most
cruel diioIder to which children are liable
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the doie
10 finall that no difficulty arfes in taking it.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12

Mtssrs. X. I.t g. ssa, =
| was STACKED with a 9iolent cod, . ,e.
we're cough and pains in IL breast, which con
.tinued TO grow worfc during which tim. my
appetite failed and my voice altered Ce much
that it was with ,e utmost cxerton | could
pronounce Jingle ientence londer than my
breath. Some oil my friends having o5irrved to
/ me, thar much good had been done by Lees
| l.lixir-adyiied me to procure bottle from
| Alehrs. Warner & Hanna, which accordingly
did-and TO ,bolr pelions, unacqnainted with
the merits ofthis medicine it will appear aston
iihing that three doies llould reno G The pains
in my breast, and the ulc OF the bottle restored
me TO perfect health.
J. A Smith,
Market street, fEli's Point.
Lees Worm DESTROYING Lozenges.
which e'4ettaai, dilrel all L uds og worms from,
perlons Of every age.
ne tollow ng - net fnsular inliaaces o.
tho etiec!e OF worm in adults.
Messys. K, Lee ard Son,
For 10 = LIME | was afflicted with Y.;nt;nr,
MS gripping 4 the bowels, pains in the liomac;i
ansl was 8 q The hrfla the advice Of an.
eminent pbyfe,at proved uieleA-nothne now
appeared hu' ii- oe'a ancholy profpea Of fsati, ::
when hafpii. :t.i 'ustal.d recollected the many
cures sai'i T a,a b.en performed by Les La
atfas', TX VIA prnca,sd from Messls,War-
ner and siaena, ~lich has entirely removed e..
ve,y i,nmpton ih< cimplant.
Having expe fenced 70 much berclit myGelf.I
think my duty 10 recommend them to all nv
acqnairl ance--iereral boxes have been sent bv
me to my fathers family IN Bethleh.m to be
diirrlbu'cd among IN. friends who nigh, be af-
nicted with worms, Amy other information
wia be given BY .pPlying TO at
T.. Catharine Walker.
=~~- Market fpace.
Edward Higgins.
South street, Baltimore, administered Lees
Loz-nge,, s9seta5ie TO rhe directions, to his
ch Id OF ! 4 unout o'd---th- first of which cx-
rc!led { orn' meallring 20 inches long &
mar half an nch thick, the secord dofe cx-
re'ied auo,Ae, io inches loeg 6; the fame thick
neil, and aquaniity OF fmail worms mixed witt,
slime, &c. The el,i'd enjoys good Rate Of
health.
Theufards O: oer tellow citizens have re-
eeived beuSfts trea be above Medicines when
reduced 10 TIE ia'' t2ge of dif-ac, and many
families Of t.s Af} ielpec'abilty have giyen
rub'lc teitmnny & the a.tonig,iug cures Eer-'
formed with ,ie ahove pre- ars;ians The pro-
Irietors a G we]i afured thar Jingle trial Of
any article hefc emit grated, W ii convince the
mott prci@dicea pe'fon IN It's utility.
10 dc Get conntsricits, obfervc than none
can be genuine wl'hout the hgnaturc Of
Michael Lee, * Co.
Late Richard Lee & Son.)
N B Each and every medicine above emu
murated, have rettions delcribing their mode
OF ule in the mott perfect manner.
Sold ut
the bookaorc Of Mathew r. Lockerman next
above the Bank of Delaware, Market -freer,
Wi mington.
December 9, 1909. iy
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George Harwcod.
Market street, Baltimore.
Hlesrrs. X. Lee 4. Sen,

Aesrrs r. Lee T. Ser,
Yos are at liberty to pubiiri for tn. good
OF orhers, the beneit | have received from your
excellent preparation, called Lees Elixir "
Being afflicted with violent paint in the breast,
lois OF appetite and debility of the whole fyf-
tenn, which renderedme unable to attend to bu-
iiness, being adviied to try your Elixir, pro,
cured two bottles, Of Meiifs Werner & Hanna.
which has entirely removed, the complaint, and
restored me to a perfect state Of health. From
the good eff Cts of your Elixir wa. led to
s.nPpole your other medicines were equally ef
iacac GUS which induced me to give your Worm
Lozengea TO my children, and with pea{ure
inform you, they had the deired elfea. ANY
other information fhail give on application to
me at ny s.ofe >ly's street., Baltimore.
John Keller.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12
ITCH CUR ET

~, by ONCE using LEES Sovereign Oin,men,.-
! !! ne proprietor informs those persons and fami-
nes VINO are Suffering noder this disease (aea;n.,
n .ne injection Of which person is s,f.| tha, i,
-'his ointment is nsed at nigh, on goirg to bed i,
ever sals to psrfol,n cara by the fellowire
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12
WANTED,

WANTED, ".
TWO or three apprentices to the fMttlhg
bufinels, Alto two or three lourneynen
who are good wskmen-For particulars ap
ply 10 the iablcriber, in Mll.Creek hundred,
" thin three miles from Wilmington,
: " ELISHA STARR.
March "a, 1910. If
Sein Twine and White Rope Ma
nufactory.
DLOUCH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
/ Cords, IIalters, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Twine, warranted equal 10 any
for sale by
John, Hedges.
Dec. 6. 1909. - 6m
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Msssr;. x Lee + Son,

Msssrs. r Lee + Son,
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
called LEES ELIXIR, induces ME to give YOU
this certificate for publication, to point to my
Iufterng fellow mortals.t the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly poasGions. For
spwards Of three years have been Afflicted
with ieyere cough, tightnefs of the breast,
lownels of ipirits, and gradual wasting of the
Hefh, having tried different medicines recon-
mended for iuch cafes wi,h4lt receiving an
real beneht; fortunately one Of your advertiGe.
ncnts was given TO me and Immediately ap
Piled to MIR. Vance, r78 Market 1ieet, for
lone OF your ELIXIR which ha, contrary to
the expectations of my friends, restored me to
my former good state of health. Any infonna-
ton will be given By me.
George Harwcod.
Market street, Baltimore.
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M. r. LOCKERMAN,
Printed and Published,
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
BY JOSEPH JONES,

In Market street, few doors above the H;n I
Delaware.
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TO r EMIT.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY on Friday the 18th inst
II Negro Man slave nupned BlLL-he
calls himself Bill Payne, belonging to the
subscriber, living in Charles county state OF
MARYLAND. The said slave is house servant,
waits and drives carriage very we'll; he is
% years of age, feet inches high. small
face, handsome lively eyes, Is very fond oil
strong liquor, plays on the hddlc-had on
and took with him one suit of blue nankeens,
a dark cloth coat and overalls, two jackets Of
Benefits cord, two India cotton shirts, one
with ruffles, one pair Of good boots, one hat
half worn, and sundry other wearing apparel,
not sufficiently known to be we'll described
The said slave took fiddle with him, and it
is expected that he intends to 70 to Frederick
Town (Maryland). The above reward will
be paid for securing the said slave in any
public Jail, and reasonable charges if brought
to me in Charles county.
Priscilla H. Courts.
January %. (Eb. ~ eo3w.
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To be Rented for a term Ct years
December S.

To be Rented for a term Ct years
THAT valuable tract OF Land, tslied
/ Preston, situate on the Washington and
Alexandria turnpike road. at the junction OF
four mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
tant two miles from Alexandria, three from
Washington and five from George Town.
] here aye upon tire premises two story
dwelling house, containing six rooms aid a
passaye. with q kitchen, carriage house, sta
bles, SC. a large, handsome and highly ma
nured garden. Of At least ten acres, IN high
state OF cultivation, md lately laid of by IN
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
damson trees, with. English walnut, ounce
and mulberry trees, and also upwards OF six
hundred apple trees, ard tive or three hcn--
dred peach trees, selected with care from the
best nurseries, and all in full bestlng. The
annual average product Of tho apple orchard
alone is estimated Ut 400 barrels. This tract
contains about 100 acres of land, considera.
bic part whereof has been manurec and sown
with clover seed The shores afford fish and
wild fowl, and one or two eood fishing land.
ings. The situation is healthy, elevated and
pleasant, in full view Of three towns, andis
we'll calculated for place Of public enter.
taipment Immediate possession may be had
and the terms will be made known upon sP-
licatioA to ... E..
Frances Alexander.
January %. con
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Tinkerton's .colle ction of voY.
ages aud Travels.
Forming sonlae,e Hinsrs sAe 0ssin anl
Prosress Of Diaeovery 6y Sss end Laad,
from the most snalentie- Hoaress.N -

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rr,ur FRS, number Of this valuable Work
/. lust come to hand and Is ready for
;a.n.,,;on at the store oil the subscriber, in
King.Street, and With AIR. 1rssaf' OF the
FulIv aware of the impositions that have
been practised upon the public by strangers
soliciting subscriptions from distan. Places;
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