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t. Intending to remove to
the town OF Alexandria wish to sell lease
OF years of Sebas,iau Sh, ing 7autrn, with
Is acres thereto belonging. Any person in-
clieed te purchase will meet with barg am
and may be supplied with a numter OF arti-
Gies suitable TO Tavern keeping
A. Undo.
January %.
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Toleph II. Vaudeville,


Offers Jor sale the .}3H0rong articles,
1ph9iegalr or retail.
1000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, oil excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. of Hearings, Shad and Mackare
so tons Plaster Paris g.
@ 90 ba,es prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
"a hhds, Jamaica, Antigua and pe"s-
cara Mum
pipes French and itlo'Branly
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bbIs. do. .do.dttsreRt q lanue'
hhds. CopPeras
AGunpowdeI,
Imperial,
TYSON ,u.on TEAS.
Hyson Skin,
i M,Ss"'' WINES. :
. ,Clarct, and
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin
New ENGLAND Rum IN hhds and bols.
Peach md Apple Brandy in hbls.
Martinique Cordlals, In Jokes {:
Loaf and Lump Sugar, tAvannah Hon :
per gallon, Figbiue,
Moissscs in hhds. Spanish Flotant indigo
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and ,Tay!or's manufactured o.
bacco in kegs,
Gunpowdcr and Shot of different VICES
Cinnamon, Nu,megs, Pepper, Pimeh'o'
Chocolate Nos. anu s., Mould and Dipt Ian-
. Gles,
y Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, sgrass EACH 80, ..s
bingham box's, Hamnton's CARROTS ana
Lcipcr's Stuff in bottles.
London and philadelphia Mustard'
= Wiring and Wrapping Paper,
EeS Cords, Leading Lines, &c. ,
AEso,
A constant supply efwATER cRAckSas ana
hest surxnYIxs ILoJR, BY retail, and
so hhds. Of Maryland and Virginia lobae-
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ROSE. HILL FOR sSALEss

This healthy, beautiful, and well improves
SEAT is now .olIercdfor. sale,
1t contains 400 acres, $50. of which arc ln
wood. holland is better adapted 20 taeussg g
Plaster OF Paris, and there Is tpipe very yalsi-.
able meadow land upon It. rEltt
For terms apply to w. II. Foots, esq, upon
the premises, or to the subssribfr in Charles
county, Mary and. S$s,
Benjamin pllany Jun.
September IA. "a
-STAVE YARD
CASH will be given, for any quantity f
While and red oak hoyshead and b'irfsl ssaysa'
sad Heading, by
James Harper.
On wharf north Of Hunters ship yard.
iHho rrherts a quanafysf rs :.
Tar and Fitch, and intends keeping regu. Z
lssly supply ofthese articles. *.st@g.
February2 N2awlwNStaMSw,
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Sales at Vsndus.
On every Tuesday and Friday
" WILL BE SOLD
the vsndss Store, corne" OF Prsace and
Water streets.
Vay;s!, of Dr., Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed IN
81. L;,.< Of the day--All kinds OF goods
~ arc on limitation and ths prices OF
which are cstablishS 6Bean at any time Os
viewed ndpurchased at the lowest nm''a'i0H
anG prices. .,
AG.vska1IeF. w.. NJ
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'June'a.
ORPHANS Court,
E. Dulin.
DIFF.

alexandria '.ouA.y, Feb. Term, 1910:
Ordered, That ..lc Executors OF OWEN
F, >M4GRArn. deceased, 20 INSET inc
following advertise ment t"ree rmes ~ each
week for four wees, ID the Aiex.odria
Daily Gazette.
Tes,s
Alex. Moore, Register.
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,STAVE YARD
VALUABLE .RROPER7,Y
70. RS A l. Z.

.FO.R5s A LIE. H. q y
Ia three story, BRICK ,WAR'!K-
!HOUsE a, the corner OF Union aud Prince.
streets 20 feet frcnt upon Prince, md -
feet 4 inches fro.t upon Unien:stryst. sOe:
cupiedby Jonathapand David Rqss. ~.
"A HopSt,and LOT occupi-
ed. by Jacob Leap; thi. Lot tropts 81 feet e
inche. on Union.strect, and ~ feet 3 inches
on 20 fee, alley; it will be sold altogether,
or divided as may best suit purchasers. 80 ~.
"A vacant LOT binding oq
Duke. Patrick, and Woli'sireets, being lone.
fourth Of a square. ~. .sl :
For terms applEt0 ,.
Il mo. 10. lawtt- -
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lTwraty.Do alarsTResa,h.
ID AN AWAY on Friday tns i2th inst
II Negro Man slave named Bl4L-.he
calls himself ih4 Paynr,, belonging 70 thl
subscriber, living IN Charles county,. sale =
Maryland. The said sls-e is hopss lerxsP,
waits and drives Z carriage very we'll; hS>i
20 years Of age, 5. feet 3 inches high. snlf4
face, handsome lively eyes, i nry, fond %
strong liquor, plays On the, 6ddls -tad On
and took with him pne yuis Of blue psnksens,
a dark cloth coat and oSer4lls, two jaSkets q
BENEFITS cord, two India cotton shirts, pnq
with RULES. one pair q goea boets, one ~
half worn, and sundry other wearing Apparel
not sufficiently known to te well descfibsd
The said slave took a fiddle With him. md y
is expected ths, he intends 70 70 to Frederick
Town lMa,yland). The above reward Fi9g
be paid for securing the said slave ~ sI!r
public Jail. and reasonable charges 4 bronsel
to me in Cha,lss fopnty. E a. -
Priscilla III. Courts. &
January % ! or -. ~ to9S. !.
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:IuR Received. ., - 80. .'@
M D, FOR SHE BY

VII u ~ Il 10 ~ Y IA = 20
rs chests Imperial, Hyson, & icpns
Hpson Teas. .'-~ - -.
80 900 lbs prime Green Coffee.
40 pipes and quarter casks LlshaA
and TencHfic Wine. -. .- q y r,
hogshe,sls Muscnvsde Sugar. ~.
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine. - q,
so boxes Mould Candles. - 5f.-r.@
so do. Spanish Segars.
g barrel. Pimento. ".> I
October lis. s.g2..': ~
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January 20.
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|
The following is from q tsrioaicaI suorS
hublshcd in London. II is seldom sce have
met svifA poetic efusions mere IMPRESSIVE or
sym1fafhenc.
A WAR POEM.
On The late Mr.. BLYTH tls1.dsAtllhran on ooard
the Mars.
HARK, bark how the church belrs thunder
stuns tine glad ear. Tidings Of Joy have
come,
Good lidings of great joy. Two gallant ships
Met OH the element--tney met--tncy fought
A desperate fight. Good udinss oi great
They fought desperate Fight. The English
plougtl,d up the hostile deck; they shatter'd
her: 49,
Old England triumph'd. Yet another day
fgiory Tor the ruler OF the waves
For those who lch (: twas In their country S
cause. -
They have their passing paras raphs OF praise,
And are forgotten.
lnere was one who died
H. that days g!ory, whose obscure aah'e
No proud historians page will chronicle.
peace to his honest SOUL read his name,
,Twas.i in the list Of straightforward Dless God
The sound was not familiar to Iniae ear ;
Bpt if was told me after, that THIS man
Was one whom lawiu! violence had forced
From his own home, his wife and little ones,
VINO b, his labor liv'd; that ne Was Que,
" nose uncorrupted heart could kcenly ieel
4 husbands love, fathers anxiouSneSs
That. from the wages ofhis toll, he ted
rb. diaaut dear ones, & would talk OF them
At midnight, when he trod the s!lcn. deck
With him he valued, talk OF them, OF Joys
That he had known-oh God, and of the hour
when they should meet again, till his full
heart,
His manly heart at last would overflow,
Even like :. c.n,:Id's, with very tenderness.
Peace 10 his honest spirit Suddenly
Il came, ana Inercitui the ball of death,
But il came suddenly, and SHATTERED him.,
And left no moments asonizing thought
On those he loyed so we'll.
He, ocean deep,
Now lies at rest. Be thou her comforter
Who arr the widows friend. Man does not
know
What a cold aickness made her blood hun
back,
When first she heard the tidings Of the fight
Man does not know with what a dreadful hoie
She listened to the names Of those who died.
Man does not know, or knowing will not
heed,
With what an agony of tenderness
She gaz.d upon her children, and beheld
Fis image who was gone. Oh God, be thou
Her comforter who art the widows fricud
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NOll ICE.

vrHE Partnership of Slade g Grinshar,
/ in the Rope making business, IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent aud good
understanding amy who have claims against
said partnership are requested 10 present
them immediately for settlement to Charles
Siade, " ho is authorised to close the accounts
of said concero, and who will continue the
Rope making buTiness under ths firm of
Charles Stade 81 Son.
ANY who have claims against Thomas
Grimshaw are requested to present them to
him Tor settlsment, as he. contemplate re-
moving very soon from this p'ace.
Charles Slade,
Thomas Crimshaw.
December z.
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S. g y. REED,

Have lust received their Fall supply Of shoes,
-CONSISTIN' Of
Ladies' black and red Morocco patent &
common Cork soal Shoes. do. walking do.
Womvrs' Misses and Childreps' Leather
Boots and ties Ladies' white and color'd
Kid Shoes do. ornamented dc. Mems
stout and fine Shoes do. Dancing pumps.
ALSO,
>Gen,lemens' first and second quality Osk
lev Hats Ladies Straw and Chip Bon
nets and trimmings.
ON HAND
A consignment Of APPLES--all Of
which will be disposed Of on sas.moss rea.
sonable terms.
Nov. AZ. CO.
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Brick House for Sale.

THOMAS GR1MSHAW will offer at
public sale on Wednesday next, 18th INST. at
s o'clock, P. NJ the House and Lot ne now
resides In and the Lot adjoining, being AS
feet S inches on King street and 100 feet on
Pine street, running back to 10 feet alley,
nearly opposite the Diagonal Pump. Inc
fsrns made known on the day of sale.
! December {. dts
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protested and maintained allegiance -,
Legitimate. sovereign, while any hon. n'02H
manned Of rseeiving from him rro,. 'e'
for their properly and lives. s0oa
Without making any unnecessary -
walton 10 the established psiaei,,ss o 'ra X
government, we had voluntarily adn,,
certain regulations in coucert with MY
magistrate for the express purpo,- IS
serving this territory, and shelving rs
tachment to the government, VIII;
heretofore protected Us, This -,
which was entered into with good :,
our part, will forever remain an h. VI
testimony of our upright intentions -
violable fidelity. to our king and
country, while SO much as sbadey' q
sitimate authority remained to be evrr, .
ed over US. We sought ONLY sDeedr y
medv for such evils as SEEMED to rnd,1a ~
our existence and prosperity; and wcr. g
couraged by'our governor with solemn n s~
mises Of assistance and co operation b.
those measures which were intended g.
our preservation be has endeavorsd ia NJ ~
vert inro an engine Of destruction. hy ~
couraglng, in the most perfdious sesnn..
the violation OF ordinances sanctioned 0rI
established by hifass!s a. .;ss law Of ~
land.
Being thus ief. without say hope Of ays,
section t,om the mother coenir y--is,rsvrG
by magistrate Whose duty it was 30 has
provided For toe ssfesy and tranquility %
the people and goycransens .otamnsa t.
his charge, and exposed 10 81! taa sgis cG
a state of anarchy, which re have GO long
endesvored to aver. IL beconaes our du,v
10 provide Cor own security as free snts
independent state, absolved ltam al alkei.
ance to a government which no ionger orc,
tects US.
We therefore, the representatives afoae.
said, appealing to the Supreme gulsy o.
the world for the yecti,udr OF cur iateG.
,ions, do solemnly publish and deciars the
several districts composing shs territory q.
West Florida, to be a FREE e.d iadtbsndsn.
state-and that they have arigos &C inst.
tute for themselves such form Of govern
ment as they may think condrsige 20 ,hei:
safety and happihess--sc form sreat;ea-,.c
establish comn.eree--lo provide Tor seer
common defence, and dc ali acts Thiei
may of RICH, be done BY sovereign and il
dependent nation. 1T the cams Tine Jscar
iag all acts within che sad tc'ri;osy Of Wcg
Florida, after this dasc, BY any tribunal o
authorities not deriving their powers .5oa
the people, agreeabsy &C ihe provisions -
,al,lishrd by this convention, 10 be aciI am
void and calling upoa all foreign aaiior
to respect this our isee!ssatiea, ss-5nowIedg
ing our Independence and giving us sa:,
ia IS nav b" consiSlect VIM? Inc laws 2m
u.as. Of ns.lons,
Tr;s declaration made IL convcalioa a
shr town of Baton Rougs, on The 2eIh %.
oi S,ptes..ber, in she yesr Of our L,ord Oil
thousand ~igh. huDdred aud sen, We "a
re pres natives, in The name aforesaid, al
on behalf of QUE consiiiuvass 60 here5g 50
lemnly pledge ourselves g supper "N
our lives and fortunes.
By order Of .he convention
(Signed)
JOHN RHE4, PresIocas
{Siened)
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WE, the delegates of the people of
this state, have the homer TO enclose to YOU
an official copy Of their act Of indepcnd
ence, requesting that 1T may forthwith be
transmitted by YOU 10 The president of the
Uaiy~d States, with the expression of their
most rGdent md ardent hope, that it
may accord wiz he policy Of the govern
rnent, as it does with SIC SAFETY and happi
ness of the people OF III United States to
take the present government and people Of
this state under their immediate and spe-
cial protection as an integral and inaiiena.
bic portion of the United States.
The convention and their constituents of
Florida rest in the firm persuasion that the
blood which flows in their Veins will re-
rnind the government and the people Of the
United States that they are their children,
that they have been acknowledged as such
by the mos. solemn acts of the congress of
the United States and that so long as in
dependence and the rights of man shall be
maintained and cherished by the Ameri-
can union, the good people Of this state
cannot, nor will not be abandoned or ex-
posed to the invasion, violence or force Of
any foreign or domestic foe.
The convention Big you to receive for
yourself, sir, and to assure the presidensof
their high respect and consideration.
By order Of the Convention,
[Signed) JOHN RHEA, President
Eaton Rouge, Sept. 2s, 1870.
By the representatives Of the people Of Wes'
Florida, ir convention. assembled,
A DECLARATION.
IT is known to the world with how much
fidelity the good people Of this territory.
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e. Notice IS hsresy g1Uen, That
an application will be made to the President
and Directors Of the Bank Of Alexandra, to
renew Certificate for ore Share OF Stock
in the said Bank, No 94e, granted to VIII.
liam Wilson, 5th July, 1895, * now stand.
ing in tire name Of EDWARD Carter, admins
traitor Of the Corctoman estate--the original
thereof being lost or misiaid
Edmund Brooke.
Administrator OF Z Carter.
December 4---6. 5w
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dir. Smith TO Gu JaaLms&e
DEPARTMENT or STaTG.
.Ne0ember ] 5, 1910

SIR,
have received ynur ie!ecy Of siae I2ic
Of October, enclosing the rnen1og'%! -: he
convention of West Florida 20 g-pf;3:
the unreasonable expee,a ions s,=Tr,n md.
Gated, in relation to the vacan: iautt in ,has
territory, it is deemed prcpcs :er loor nc
time in communicating 20 you aad 10 60
vernon Claiborne the sentiments % :E!e prE'
sident ON the subject.
The right of the United Sgalea te :h2
territory Of West Florida. as far 80 :lis yi7S
YER Perdidc, was fairly acquired By og
chase, and has been formally ra,iGee n
treaty. The delivery OF possessiea hS,
indeed, been deferred, and the procrasina~
ton has bren heretofore aequiesccd in %.
this government from hope, patiently IN"
dulcsd, tina; amicable negotiations wouid &C.
complish the equitable purpose Of the i.
States. But this delay, which proceeded
only from the forbearance OF the y. .. 90
enforce legitimate and well known ''a'm'
could not impair the legality OF tntlr "tI'2
nor could any change in the Internal state OF
things, without their sanction, ho"s,ssF'
brought about, vary their right Il re-
mains, of course, as perfect as 1t was D
fore the in,erposi,ion OF the convention.
And. the people of West Florida must nos
Cor momen, be mi.led by the e1pe
,h,, the United States viii surrender 'o'
.he;r exclusive benefit what had been P'e
chased with the Seasufs and lo' Wv '
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RrYan IlaGapson. q Co.

Bryan hafapson. & 20.
Hase 1t.st recessed and oBerj of SAFE
10 hhds. and SO barrels first quality sugar
80 do. second quality,
lopipes old London particular slaaeira'
pipes and tierces London marAe' si'1
Is quaetsr casks Malaga WfNE9'
70 boxes tipt ee,Sdless
hh.ls. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
s0barreIs New England Rum,
!. 40 doprime Waiskcy,
10 chests Imperial,
20 do Young ayson TEAS, 81 ms years
Importation,
And selected for family use.
6LSo. the best selectcd Flour FOR do.
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,KoRFeiKls,. Esb:s 1a,

. f
Extract efa letter rsa Axeia hhad, TO d
gentleman in Mis hce, dated Fs5,parv.
1910. SO
:. There is an American brig here which
was at Eturkcn about four months apo
when i, was taken csss ssita oily the Bri.
,ish, and Gy the sr,urc OF hat ,Iare th.v
got possess On Of very la,ge Trench fri.
gate ard ,uo rich British East. Intiamrp
which she. had taken sfor, time b. fore
The Isle OF E:snet tas!bee bio. k.ded for
some time by 10 nail oI men Of war, and il
was ,ht;r :n,..,ion " take possession laid.
cd by the Bri;ish and East. lrdia eompanv,.
shipsl Of the island b, the nerti, of April.
Batavia was also suorgly bleskaelrd. -
:. nmAhis n.ome Mt informed by gen.
,leman of responsibility in Savannah, that
there is certainly privateer oic that bar,
which has been 6tted slantes,,nely ont OF
that port, and has re criv.d her crew from
Charleston by pilot. boats ST.. is q sch'r.
Of about 40 tons bur,hen, and IL is said
mounts lG guns. Hvr ut;sc, is believed TO-
b. the capture Of the British trade FROM
,,h!s island" ... .~' s.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
From ne Western Crntinel, printed at
Kn0xviNe, (Ien.)

THE. GRAND ARMY DEBATED.
1t is distressing to learn from a late Nat
chez paper, that the Anne rican army was
attacked on its way from the swamps below
New ORLEANS, TO the high lands near Nw.
chez.
The particulars Of the unfortunate affair
are as follows: Between New-Qrleans and
BaDu.Rsuge, the army had got into a
narrow defIe, having on It's RICH. q deep
rovine joined to an extensive S,orass on
its lef, the Mississippi r;ver. In this si,ua.
ton i, was approached by drove OF PAM
bereI Opbalousa buAocks, bonnd for thr N.
Orleans market. At this moment an awful
pause took place, and the prudent on both
sides had hopes that the efiusion Of human
blood might be prevented, but this silence
was Of short duration, when the bullocks,
soaded bv their drivers, rushed on like
legion sfdeviis, prossrating every thing that
opposed their passage fortunately no lives
were Loaf, but the number Of wounded is
very cad laerabk, entirely owing 90 the fee.
lie ssa,e of the ssld:crs, the most of whom
could not yak, but, saved their lives by
cra,uEng down the river bank or into the
rayins. This act of hostility on the par. of
the bullocks and their drivers has reused
shs commander in chief to demand an ex.
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IN HAMPTON ROADS,

Schooner Lana, Martin, 10 weeks from,
Koningsburg, (Prussia) bound to BaI,i-
more, in distress, has ing exp .rirnced con-
tinual yales Of wind, in which she Carried
away I,ain boom, y.E. forward, sprung
TIC bowspri,, and crew sick--cargo, hemp
and iron--tor Smith and Eu. hanan, Bal
tln;Drc. -
Schooner Richmond, Kinney, 10 days
from the Eavaaaa, bound 70 llanp,on-
Eoah'. Sailed IN COMPANY with slopp Sal-
j., Nlu;ls, tor Bristol, Rhnd-.ls Island big
F.vori,e, Sag, of Middleton, for Nv
ork schooner Eliza, Martin, for Iris
tcl, Rhode. Island. Left there 9Th instant.
brig Commtrce, Allen, just arrived from
BRISTOL, Hlnde:isianJ Nancy, Read. for
Bristol, r. in ten days; ---, ,IutI-y,
Tor Portland, in days. la schoonrr
Harriet, Butler, of and from this port. o.
rived there five DAYS before. Flour SlA
dull beef IS, pork 90 u" C.pia:n ".
informs us, that Spanish government brig
arrived at the H1vanns, briszug intrl!;-
grnce that tie S;Gnisi, patriots rausc VIZ,
hopsless--:hat the French were in pussrs-
sion of the whJlt of Spain with The ~xc.p-
ton OF Cadiz, aal that means would bu
speedily rcsortsd 10 tor the dcstruc.ies
that city. .....'. 90 -
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Eaiana,ion Of taiis insult on his iaviasibls r..


EicnS. Il
s,hsnnselves and their bull6Sks, was still
.. me.s Outrageous than their conduct; they
insisted that they had all come from the Red
River s.vames, and had been accustomed to
the sight Of dMgats.s and Frogs, ADD that
they could not recognise in the generals
soldiers the appearance of lnen, therefore,
they had taken them. for q flight OF alligators
and frogs who WIRE aboas to exchange the
Sugar .S1rambs Of the Mississippi for the
untIisturbed and more healthy swamps OF
Red River; These tlrovers are still under
trial, md should any of them be found to
have received Spanish pay, or'toc he OF
Bu,r's party, they .,taiu'y will shipped
to Washington city, any thing continued in
the writ of haLfas csrpus to the contrary
notwithstanding.
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|-'S ~ / ANc" 4oII>l-Es .
RICHARD WOOD,
Emperor ofthe Shavrrs. King cfMe. Friz-
r. rs, and Rr0tector ofthc Combi.a.;en
ofthe Gracrs, ..
MFOoT respectfully ventures TO apprise
lXI the Ladies ard Gcaticmrn OF lhix good
city: that he has chosen Monday next for tho
commencement %: biz Imperial career
The faculty whi.n The Emperor 20. sc,srs,
being Inherent AID incon,muaicaSie, c.nnot, oL
course, be St,sinc! by practice, and is Ysrss
TO but few. E'cny, that L!,t, fa;pss
work." are fret to he addressrd The I'm.
pcror will attend them professionally Ut IRE
seeoHds' notice, ut t"cir houses, where
Ic will execute Ia the antient or mo.
dern style; either that in which the hr-
roic Maid Of Orleans chose, to lead her brave
Gauls TO tho charge ;-that in which the
Empress Josephinc app:ars at her .srH
eh2h levecs lArmst,ong not sdmittedj or
that in which the lovely Princess Jerome
Patterson Napoleon, noro at Washington,
with moro :han chymic power, turns to-
combustion the heart Of every unfortunate
gazer 1t Belongs nlonr, lin orr good Dis
trict Of Columbia) to Richard list, 70 give the,
&C tuos 1"H"f rig tUfTFsfhS air or
Negligent s1oeeinrss 80 long :onbed and iriz-
zlcd for in vain by mere mechanical Opera
tors. ...-. .#
TO 'tr myth lie Just observes, that although
the stubb!e on their prolific chin. be horny
and unyiclding as a comb he wieltls a rnsS,.
tfa' shall raze il even with the skin, ora days
growth under if requested and with .,i:;l
case and safe'y US to render the operation a
lHrury to the subject, Hours Of attendance,
CA'ekr" growing 70 born blowing. ~ ~
~ There Gan be NO deduction in our
price OF si,'ving. although the passing Oh
Maeon's Bip shorter faces eensiderAbly. y Z
February % ~ =. -, f..
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