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NV ASTON OF CONNECTICUT.

4 TU'TI t39e - -IJttt y VIC 1.Wt77lTfzt OEu5e.
Hartford, Sept. 6.
Mr.. Jones--Letters and passengers in the
stage, state that the enemy landed this morn
ing at Gufoid from 500 to 1000 men, and
had set fire To number of buildings The
intelligence had reached New-Havcn, when
the military were Immediately ordered out,
and at O'Clock people were moving their
effects from Ncw-Haven. The force of the
enemy at Guitord is differently statcd--some
say, one "A, frigates, and 9 schrs.-others,
3 frigates and tenders the force landed is,
however, said to be about 1000.
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RUN:3V8Y


sIVROM the subscriber on the 10Th inst nepro ,vo
d man named FIRiBY, (wio sometimes calls her.
selves Peggy,) supposed be about feet inches
igh, she has had Rheumatic affection which has fo,
eu lump on the back par Of her neck which prndu
ecs Stiffness that she cannot turn her hel freely a.
round, and when she looks at yo she looks sideways
She had on when she eOped, crokus shirt end habit
and tooA with her sandiy articles belonging 10 lerns
tress, VIZ --t'e cotton caHbrick frock slit sleeves
trimmed with cord, one muslin frock worked aon,d
The tai, one book muslin cap without border one
cotton coibrck yandyke and chemse, one pair yeyet
shoes, one dark SILK dress very large. She came from
me neShborood OF n Orfolk and will probably aim for
that place Whoever will secure her in SOME iei en-
That get her or deliver hpr to me- shall receive St5
and reasonable expenses paid and Il the articles above
mentioned be also deli cred, reward Of $50 will be
paid 70
THOMAS S. COALTER.
Wsynesborougb, i7h Sept tf
ST1'AYED orSic!en from Camp Holt on 1Lc
) night Of the l2E inst .so horses Ole 1cah;ttrn
grey horse l5 hands high. Kicked tail somewhat cgea,
iaIeu-Also grey horse bautIs high, his hind an
clesscaITed from running With the plough. and
one nithem IS larger tan 'e Otto. Their baIters
were niising NJ the time of tie hOgcs-Arv pc,--,,
dei~rrE sidi hoscs, orgive s'ch infsrnston that w.
-, them again, hall b. ha ,dsotne,y iepsr,i.d f.,
their trouble, aud ali reasot,abi- ~ Fences ,,.m
TITONAS CLARK.
THOfs%TON =. MANUEL,
Camp Holy, Sept islis Ny
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.Nezcs ojftlie Negotiation in Eurohc.
q letter has been received at New-York
from st. Barts, which states, that the 10th of
August wasthe day fixed for the meeting OF
the American and British Commissioners at
Ghent.
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Containing tie t.Ro.0,,g GOODS.
StoeNnets Dark ground fancy curtain
Voia,t Robes, cs,iiicoes '-'
Linen Cambria, Purple bandanas
Thread Sleeves ENID DispcrloweIs nr;,.,,,,d e;I
with bracelets, ting
Veiis, einbeisiied, new Nett braces with g. with
fashion, out buckles
White chapel needles, Plated brackets
ouperhne hats, Do Soup ladies and snuff
Turkey pulllcais, fers,
Superhne cambria or mus German flutes,
- I'm fancy prints, Mahogany cases and i7,-
Twil.ed madras tandker- zors
chiefs, Mahopnnv dn;pe, &, oo,
Mahogany dressing cases, tables inlaid, '~"
WIN instruments, Superfne black and white
.siano5ahy desfs silk nett,
Lsd'es Work boxes, pearl Black patent nett gauze
oeats, White silk lace,
hdic'lies sFig ana siit, White lace half hand'ks,
ornamental combs, White lace sbawIs
Craettranes plated, glass White lace dresses richly
no ootuc 10. embroidered in coous,
Inkstands with frames, Black .bavis and d,,es.ns
Gcnuemens' tool chests Ladies' white. s;ik ,,,;,,
Best single burnisiiea gold Iarnboured silk s;a.ya
waters, bracelets
!lresslS cases, Tin ware,
FRUIT baskets, Medicine,
Morocco snulfer trays, Iron ouor.
Silver form coffee pots, Csrpettinp
10 teapots, Bright brass pans,
DO drinking cups, Bandana handkerchieis,
boxes, plated spoons Letter paper ot-pressed,
IunDrnse ware, Red wax, waters,
lea pots, Vice cushions.
Tamtour book handker- Table do
chiefs, .Parasos
iar coriJaeonets, Clotl, brushes,
Worsted robes, worSted Hair do
ieno 90. Bodkns, darning needles
Stout eacoes, sc &c
Black " white tamboured -.3LSO-
wells siawls, S. packages Verdgris,
Ladies Satuh sttch dresses PA dlesoflron Hoops,
r, IN g"id& SILVER & plan, 20 cases Of Sheet Iron
Coio'ed hahdkerehlcis y so casks Of Porter, *
Shaws, 10 o,,rloys CiIor Ji,r;oI
Also
III BGes, las Cases. 80 Bores, is Casks, 10 Sacks
6nd2 baysof
.uERCH.9yVljIZE,
Invoices Of which have not been found, but part of
winch have been opened.
80 ?fhe cases coniai,t
INDIA GOODS.
OTHER PACKAGEs:-
Corded CasiIneres,
MuslIns ofVlIious kinds, qualities and PATTERNS
Silks, -
Silk and Cotton Stockings,
Tin FOiis-
Silver plated CaudIestioss,
SAverplated Branch, do
I,enO Gauze,
Cznabu5gs, &c. &c
The entire cost OF the above Cargo as nea,. ne can
be asccrtaned from Invoices and Coskets in England
was from 40 to $4,000 pounds sterling and las been
received in excellent order.
Conditions olsaic Cash
JC.DUNBIBIN, DEFY Marshal.
sen. u tbs
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FTFTY UOLL.5ES REU.gRU.

FIfJY UOLL.1IaS REU.8KD.
nEsEK1ED from Camp, near CHARLES CITY Court
fB House, IN The 18th mt DANIEL MATtIER-
sBY, soldier Of tic fOth Begt Inf,htry, born IN
Rowan Count, North Catolns, aged twenty three
years. FIVE feet ceveu inches high, DARK complex or,
blue eyes, deck hair. and by profession farncf-he is
slowspokcn * CASH coniiacd vlc inc.toeatcd.--Any
all, 81 that get ifi gain, snail receive the above re-
seard oiify dollars
THOMAS n. Kelly,
jss LG f0m y. s. hlE
Sept ~. AZ
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CAUTION.
IT'LL BE HOLU

" III DE- IOUI1D
ENOR ready money, the premises on the 1871, day
Z OF October next, ensuing the date hereof by
virtue of deed of executed on the -hTl
layoi June, eighteen hundred and twelve, by Mourn
ing Lipscoinb TO to secure to George Slaughter
the SUN Of siN hundred aud twenty four dollars sad
twelve centsour hundred and four Of land stu
ate, lying and Icing ia King William County or so
much thereof as will be sufficient pay the said sum
Of SIX hundred and twenty four dollars and twelve cents
"" interest agreeable to said deed and all contingent
s.
IITTIEPAGE,
y. IFSCOMB. { t'uS'ces
September '7th eptmy
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MARSHAL'S SAI.th-

UNITED SI.iIES--DIS IIi..Y, ar f,,g6p.
FE.3R
by pnfue q an Ia1erlocutory Decree from
I'D The Honorable Henry Potter, .fudee
Of The District Court oftAe Unuea !Stafes
IN a1adJcr sad District, vW be sold al
Wilmington, N. c. on Thursday he 1Sfh
day Of Octo6ernert, tie enfire cargo ofthe
Swedish Brig Freundscaaut7, Consisting
Of
% Bales, 65 Cases, Boxes and
Turks.
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soar W.3s-TED.

A ASH given for good Soap, either town country
= manufacture. Apply the Contractor Once,
Gid Capitol.
Sem. 2l If
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
STOP THE DE.SERTER.

> TUT IIE DEoEHIEN,
< DIN EICIIER, born in Franklin county. feet
es one inch high, % years of age, blue eyes, dark
lair, light complexion, by profession PLANTER or COM
mon labourer. lie is supposed to have gone TO Blue
stone in the county of Tarve, his usual place of resi-
Gerce.
The above reward; and all reasonable expences will
be pail to any one who viii deliver said deserte IN mo
in the City Of Richmond or any officer of the United
States Arfny.-GEen at the Recruiting Rendez Gus.
in the City OF Richmond, this 50h day of Aug 1911
G. MCLAUGHLIN
Lieut. 2Ofh Regt. u. S. l. Conmua1llf,ig
Sent 3. I'm
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NfCH3.Ni'E RF -
4 Ia Court held tor Plli,e Edward County, Aug
the 18th, lSlA
Wiism sweeny i,,G'n;, by William Patterson, his
guardian ar'i next i.rcnd, CeasG
AGAINST,
Mourning Sweenv, John y. Sadle- Executor nj WIZ
am Swcuny deed, JOHN Jl,, and Mary his wife late
Mary Swcery, John kel!, aud Ialita his wife IMe
iabitlia eeny, Ahrer Lax and Sdsannah his wne
late sus:nnah Sweeny, Lriy Sweeny, I'onIas
Woodbridge and Nlilirr his ntc Micllid Swee-
ny, John Sweens, Rebree. day and Sally Swecny,
y fiy
TIE DEFE.ND.4.N'I,JohnS weeny, not ss,i,..,
entered his aprea1ncc and gwen security according
an ACT o. the General Assembly and the rules OF ts
Court and itappesing to the satisfaction OF the Cont
that hc is not niisb'ant oi this state. On The moi
ON ot the Complainant by his Counsel: IL o,tE7,..k
that the sad det. John Sweeny do appear here on the
h,st 'hy OF November Cont next, and answer The.
complainant bill and tiata copy OF this o,,ler be forth
wI,h inserted IN some one oftle public papers
printed IN the CITY OF Richmond fortvo months Sic
eessvey and also posted At the front door ote Court
house OF this county.
n Copy Teste,
Is. j. WURSIIAM, II. C.
Ser. ~. w.,,n
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For SHE,
a PRIT.aI,E TUTOR V.q.V"TED.
TEN DOLLARs REWARD.

4 AN-A-WAY from the Subscriber, a mulat;o man
e, named George, very likely, about twenty
six years of age, very bushy hai tyed behina speaks
and looks like Saior-Hc seen crossing Mayo's
Bridge on Sunday morning and il is probable he has
taken the road towards Norfolk, where he formerly
lived, toA3rince-Edward Court iouse-Thc above
reward with reasonable expences will be paid, ON his
being lodged in jail, or delivered to the Subscriber
GEORGE MARX
Sent 10 &c
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GEORGE PREVO3T.
30 rHE EDITORS.


1t IS hoped and requested, that the Editors
of the National IntelhgenCer viii, in Justice
to the characters of those concerned, insert
the enc sed in their paper.
Geoyetozon, Seht. 6, 1914.
DEAR SIR,
report being industriously circu-
lated by some characters destitute of honor or
truth, that the cavalry under your command
on the oath Ill III the field of battle at Bia-
densburg, were ordered to charge on the en-
envy and refused to obey the order-We feel
1T duty to ourselves, as well as those patriotic
and brave citizens under our command, to re-
quest OF you short statement of the conduct
OF the cavalry on THAT day. We have no he
station IN stating that we informed you, the
Cavalry under our command were not suffici-
emily drilled to make charge on line OF
regular infantry without being ourselves
thrown into confusion, whereby a consi ierablc
sacrifice o. a valuable corps of men would en-
sue, without being able TO gain any impor-
tant advantage but at the same time, obser
we'd, we would execute any order from YOU
hat the order to was, that the cavalry
| were not to charge the enemy IN line, but to
hold themselves in readiness to charge him,
should he seem disposed to retire, or his lines
be broken by our infantry, and thrown into
confusion. No opportunity offered on that
day, Ill our opiIen, for the cavalry to act ::
moment to obey orders.
We are decidedly Of opinion that the report
has originated with some dastarClly coward,
who, III order to conceal his own cowarClly con-
duct on that day, makes every base attempt
TO reflect on the honor and courage Of our
corps.
In addition, we beg leave to state, that a
greater proportion of our cavalry had been,
previous to the engagement, OH very arduous
l.,
position at Nottingham until the night previ-
Gus to his arrival 1T Bladensbnrg, and were
brought into action without having any re-
freshmen or rest fornear 48 hours.
Respectfully, we are, sir, your most ob't
servants,
FRlSBY THGHMAN,
1T. Col. Md. Cavalry.
H WILLIAMS.
CIIAS. S'fERETT RIDGELY,
Major 81 Regt. Md. Cavalry.
Brig Gen. I'm. H. Hbder,
Bait more.
The shortest and most complete certificate
] can give, is to state that the representation
Of facts contained in this letter is entirely o.
rect
WIN. II. WINDER,
Bag. Gen. &c. &c.
baltimore, Sc6t. g, 1917.
- H"NAfStDHs 9f7it. IL 1919.
tavc rtccivcd the above, ard concur with
Gen. Wndcr ia the correctness Of the state
mcnt n evcry circumstance I witnessed
with great satisfaction the conduct of ibis
corps from the tfoc the enemy landed at Ben
cdict, which was active, enterprsing, and IS
scnticlly useful aud an satisfied, ,na, had "A
propcroccasion presented itatlf IN. Che actim
OF BladensbWg, Of thc kind described, hat il
would have displayed the Utmost degree OF
galiantry.
Jas. MONROE
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WAsHINGToN, Sept. IS.
THE DIN OF WAR

Rings loudly IN our ears. Our inveterate
enemy, having released his forces from pur-
suit of ambitious game on toe continent OF Eu-
rope, has disgoryed his myrInidons on
our shores, in the hope of hulnbting that go
vernment which is hateful to Britain. from an
Gent anipathy, and from more recent single
handed resistance to her base expressions.
Already has the enemy visited our Capitol
with devastating progreSs--he has forced his
way through handful OF patriotic but undis-
ciplined men, hastily collected together, but
can exhibit as trophies only the naked walls of
a few buildings, whose Republican character
secured their destruction. His veteran troops
and naval armaments now hover over Balti
more, We trust in God that soil is to be the
grave Of many a Biiton, and that the enemy
will be there foiled in the atrociOus purpose
he has most shanefully avowed.
But, what, should he succeed at Balti-
more what if his embattled legions shall
bear down with their solid columns the
host OF patriots there arrayed in defence of all
that is dear to frcemen-what If (Which God
forbid) he should successfully ravage every
important town on our extensive coast-How
should Americans feel and act in such mo-
lnents Shall high-ninded People basely
submit to an enemy IN giving their confidence
to those who court that enemy's favor and
whom that enemy loves Or, shall the ener-
gies of a Republic be at once displayed -
OldH VIC HOT COIlCGntTdtG Tic NliOic
vi the nation, and rcll back upon this foe the
storm of war with which he has visited cur
shores Is not this course worthy of a free
and gallant nation ? Yes, felow-Citizens let
the nation now, better late than never, put
on completely the armor of defence, and hurl
defiance or the invader let us pursue him to
his Northern covrrts, and there revenge our
wrongs and conquer our rights. Let us prove
that adversely strengthens whilst it tries the
efficacy of Republican Government Our il
lustrious Chief Magistrate, in these times of
trouble, has set an example of mtrepidity and
hrnness, which, without disparagement to
any, is worthy the imitation, and ought to Sc
cure the unbouhded confidence of all. His
character never shone forth with such lustre
as during and since the recent invasion. Let
us all, in the same noble spirit, shew that this
nation is as brave and undaunted in danger as
it is unassumng and virtuous in prosperity
The times now demand energy and elevated
spirit We shall see them both displayed Dy
an independent AID rnsgn.,nimous People.
MAJ. Int.
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1t is hoped and requested, that the Editors
of the National Intellgencer viii, in justice
to the characters of those concerned, insert
the enc sed in their paper.
Georgeto7on, Sent. 6, 1914.
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Sent. d
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INTERCEPTED LETTERS.

The following letters were Intercepted on
their way from Monerealt to Niagara, BY e.
tachment OF our army.
Cory ola letter from Sir George Prepost TO
1t. Gen. Dy-unm,oni.
EEAD,QUKRTERs, MONTREAL,
Aug. 26th, 1914.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-22
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell on mode
rate terms, the House and Lot
at the corner OF Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Cle-
ments. The house is we'll finished /;
contains FIVE good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kitchen,
oat-houses, and = pump in the yard.
The Lot is we'll improved and contains
half an acre Of ground, extending 1913
feet on Jefferson, and ,76 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it Is q good
frame stable and carriage house.
/. D. Simms.
January Is. dtf
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Thirty j ollars K eward.

RAN AWAY from the. Subscriber
living near Thompson's Mil Loudoun
County, Virginia, on the ltb ins,. No.
gio woman SUCKY, carrying with hev
two children, both girls one called
Sidney, the other Pathena I; they ere
both Mulatioes. She 10 abeut IS years
old, OF q dask complexion, and rather Of
. low statue she had On when che snt
of, short gown asd psticoat made Of
striped homemade linssy With .
white cap and black elk bonner =
ANY person that takes up said woman
and children and return. them TO me
shall have the above reward with I'll rea.
sonable charges. Said woman may have
improperly obtained pass.
Charles Grim.
N. B. The woman was raised IN
Westmoreland County near the Court
House; perhaps she may make to that
place.
October 4. isyxt
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Eightu Dollars Reward.

oo, OsDEO tlom w oodstock,
the residence eiMr. Bernard NJ Car.
tei, in Fauquier county, Virginia, OH
the night of the 2eta Of Septem CT,
1874 MulAtto Man, the prone''y OF
Mir. Bernard tarter. called WILL,
Nm he is shout % years OF age
ieet s inches high. Of a slender form,
with black eyes that are circled with
red. and has good countenanoe. He
possesses good address with eiV!l
manners, and has been accustomed TO
the duties of dining room servant, IN
which line ne has been well taught and
excelIs. He will doubtless endcaYor
20 pass for freeman, end viii prsbs-
bly, change his name and show a forged
writing purpor,ing he is free. He had
on when he went away, blue cloth
roundabout, red cashmere waistcost,
blue CORDUROY pantalo rs and new
lurred hat covered with an oil-cloth. -
He carried with him velvet coat and
pantaloons, and other wearing apr arcl
The above reward will be paid TO any
person who win apprehend him It out
Of Virginia, and secure him SO that e
be brought home. ard also all reasona-
bic charges for bringing him home !;
but if t.ken in Virginia and brought
home, FORTY DOT LARS vii. be
paid and u; reasonalle charges
Bernard M. Carter,
By Robert Randolph, his 1T
torney in fact.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having obtained
I from the Court of Fairfax County,
Letters Iestamentsry on the Estate Of
Doctor James craik, deceased, reouesf
all persons having claims against the
said Estate te present them Cor adjust
meot, and those indebted ti,ctsro arr
required to make immediate paw me1t.
J. D. Simms,
A. Moore,
6<eesfsrs If Ja,aes Cysn
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Bank of Potomac,

OcToRxE Z, 1914:
NOTICE is hereby-given the Stock.
holders in the Bank Of Potomac. that an
election for twelve Directors for the an .
suing year. will be held at the court.
house on MONDAY the 7th day Of No
vember next. The poll to be open at
ten snd close at three oclock. -
By order OF the President and Direc.
tors,
c. Page, Cashier.
October 8. lawt7thNov.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-22
A FARM,
Ind Grass Lois 10 Rent.

TNHE subscriber would rent tor one
p or more years, hi. enclosed Lands
Oh The south ead of the town, extending
IL Hunting Greek. There are at pee
sent two tenemen,s, with pretty good
houses and orchards. The Farm is in
good heart, and almost the Nhols ct il
Is we'll taken With clover and timothy
1t would be reR,ed altogether, or 10 lots
Of one or mere acres.
Application may he made in NV ab.
ssnce 10 MIR archibald I Taylor, IN
Alexandra, TO whom any of my tenants
are authorised to pay their current rents
J. II. HOOE.
September 8. Il
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TO RENT,
Octoher 10.

A convenient Brick DWELLING
HOUSE in excelle Mt repair, situated
on the south side Of King Street be-
tween Columbus md Alfred Streets
Imme late possession Will be given on
application to John Adam, or the pro-
prize; or row residing IN il.
Oct l2.
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" g j. ID. sLM.uS, RoYAL~srKEE ALEXANDRIA.
mo, 1927
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
STRAY ED IRON the suoe.riuers nv
ing near the Little Falls OF Potomac
about the 18th Auguse,
Seve,, Head Of Cattle, viz.
Two small brown Cows, one small
black Cow, three smali brown Heif.rs,
one small brown steer, each branded
on one horn with the letters Il. Is. L.
: will give Fen Dollars reward to any
perse.> who will deliver them OIL nay
Farm, or Wye Dollars for information
where they ars "a that get the m again.
They will probably >e found near DC.
! ccquan Bridge.
Richard Bland L.
September 20. law s.+A>s
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1914.
TO be Rented or Sold,
~ THE
Mansion House Hotel,
Corner OF Eie.enth * Market streets
fhn~'Aslphia,

~ Phn~s,eIphia,
Possession to be hna Iuamcaiatfly.
THE IiOU Sc is fly two,.e, front,
sixty feet deep four stories hlsHs the
,.otis one hundred eighty feet deep
to thirty feet street there Is annexed
two large buildings one Of which con-
ta,Ds twenty foar bed chambers, the
other bai'diag fifty two feet front and
thirty four feet deep, two stories hiYh.
situated OH Eleventh and the thirty ieet
streets. The present ten mt MIR Rem
shaw has had upwards OF sixty beds en-
p,oyed in this establishment, every
thing employed in kitchen and wash
house, by contract with MIR. ReHshaw,
are TO remain, {and it may be relied
on),hc whole is completely furnished
TO, Pubic House the present tenant
has publ shed nothing but what is per.
tcctly correct. and the extract from his
advertisement gives an accurate desc lp'
t,ou of the est. blishment, VIZ " VIM
Renshaw informs hi. friends and pa
ii ulary Ladies and Gentlemen travel
ling that in his new establishment he
has it amply in his power to accom-
mo ste them in a superior style, having
number of private pa.lours Tor ts-
mily's as well as double and single
b>ddei chamber; the situstion pleasant
d airy, being opposite to an open
square thereby giving his establishment
decided advantage over every thing
OF the kind in Phil delphia Shculd
the tenant or purchaser be incli ed to
extend his view, there is a lot adjoining
iS4 feet on Eleventh street and ls2
feet on the thirty fee, steet ana he
may have The whole or any part OF this
lot.
For terms apply to.
CHRIST JOHNSTON, Esq.
Merchant, Baltimore
THOMAS LEiPER, No IA
Market street, PhiladelDiis
0ct.4 do
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p. c.. Marsteller.
University of Pennsylvania.

THE MEDIC Al LECTURES IA
This University will commerce on the
FIRST alondav In November next
.daa,smy-Bs Casper Wistai. nj, D.
Theory . Prac.iee IF Physically d. >.
Barron. VI. II.
aat.r.a WedcG-By \ Chapman, Nj.
Surgery-Bg Philip S. Physic, NJ. ID
and ) Da~scy. NJ. d.
MidwHe-v-By TIL. c. James, NJ D.
SepicnNer tiSN.
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NOTICE.

IN consequence Of the death OF James
Mutt, it is necessary for All those II.
debtsd to the firm of Anderson and
Mutt, to come forward and settle their
respective accounts With tic subscri-
Der, surviving partoer, otherwise suits
viii bs instituted for the recovery of
the same.
James Anderson.
September II tsw'm.
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COARSE SALT.
For Sale by
jackson & Rumney.
To the Public.
October Is

A REPORT having been circulate d
"A that several British Officers during
their late visit 10 this town. were furnish
ed At my sbop with clothes ! have tho,t
il preper 10 declare in this public man.
ner tina, the said report is without the
smallest foundation. The author OF it is
an unhrmchied slanderer, and dare not
como forward in an open and manly
manner, to support the Jalse and matt
cieus charge.
Robert Gray, Junr.
Ortoher l8