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directly a head, and the ship HIKING SEE
ven or eight feet water in her hold, capt.
N. ran her ashore on the East Bank as the
only mode Of saving the lives of.the pas
sengers and crew, and any part Of the
cargo. former are safe, but it is
feared the ship and most part Of her carr
go will be lost. The passengers came
up to the city on Sunday, and the crew
came up yesterday morning II the Pilot
Goat Science. They left the ship at s
o'clock in the morning, at which timeshe
was entirely filed with water.
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rushed up and pointing his musEet To
1Burba's back, fired him through the bo-
:dy! Thus fell the youth The MUIR
sderers fed; the hand Of justice overlook
them and two Of them have washed their
hands Of the foul cri,ae on the gallows
Thompson, in his last hours, bore some
testimony of sincere repentance, appear
ed much affected, aud prayed with fervoj
as he swung into eternity Peters was
much hardened during his trial, but his
subsequent conduct was penitent; he
met his fate with composure with the
nerves o.. a SOL aaier e
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Nsw-yanE, Sept. S.

Saiwcreca'-'i'he snip Cieero, Capt.
NeSson sailed .roa tbs portion Saturday
last, for port-au- Prince, with several PAS
saagers aud Cargo ya!ied-at $4,000 deli
lars. III the course OF twoor three hours
after she had left the Hook and dlseaarg-
Ell her Pics, it vas discovered, that she
had sprung aisak and when it was iou mo
that SIZE vas fast filling Capt. Newson
Changed his course and attempted tore
tuya 10 1ils ilaua. But the WIND oeihe
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Lantl for oale.
935 Asres,


lin the county of Fairfax, four miles from
Georgetown and Washington City,
and ten from Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike read from
Georgetown to LeesbHrg passes.
TT is bounded more than mile by the
h Potomac, on which lies 50 Or 90 acres
|of rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fine
timber, dwelling house with ROOMS,
la large barn and few out buildings
This land was originally of the first qua
|lity. and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible Of improvement by
the use Of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part OF the above land may
|be attached, and from which -four may
he water.borne to George clown. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, it
Twill be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be. erected: the es.
!pcnse in conveying the watert to the wheel
Twill be less than In ordinary cases, and
Ia trip a day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
go Acres,
In the county Of Loudoun, 8 miles below
Leesburg. lying on Broad Run-29o a.
ores are heavily timbered, the balances
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. Matthias, of Leesburg, or Mr..
Ladaoell Lee, OF Belmont, will shew the
land and make known the terms OF sale.
The whole of the above property will be
sold on long credit (if requlred) with
Interest from the date.
Richard II. Love.
Rakeby. August ~. go
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Fairfax Races.

THE Jockey Club Races at Fairfax
Court House, will commence on Thurs
day the 2lst day of September next
The first day the three mile heats-the
second day the 2 mile heats, and the third
day sweepstake. The two first days
free for any horse, mare or gelding, car
rying weight agreeable to the City Jockey
Club rules.
John Radcliffe, Sec'y.
September !. 2awsw
n. 6. The members, of the club are
requested to meetat W. p. Richardson's
on wednesday, the Goth September.
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Boston, SATURDAY., Noon.

The frigate u; States, Commodore
SHAW; Alert s.ore-ship, Lieutenant
Stewart; and Harnet schr. Lieutenant
|Pase,sailed this morning for the Mediter-
|ranean with a fine wind.
No arrivals here.
The story gcHg the rounds in the N.
York papers, stating that the Panther
took out to sLiserpooi two millions of dol
liars, is without foundation. She had
|oniy 500, 200.
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THE ARTS.

w q .Rcd!e Ptctlfe.--i,GRRIsS. FICSVR1,s =
N .rus Love ExPEogED PlcTuRE of
VIZ ,b,s ifpporsant and extraordinary action
WI hsSaf length been published sand not only
ecslls but sarfasses all that was expect
y FL from it, though the hopes Of the public
N were raised very high by. the reputation
~ ofthe Artists who undertook il, and by
N 81, ,e grandeur OF The subject, upon which
v ,he;r talents were einpAoyesl, The point
\ ~.er tie action selected by the Painter, Is
II FaII others the most interesting, and m
n ased the most favourable to the Artist.
bscause better than any ether calculated
<teexl,iB;t the principal figure in tue aost
M mo,niuett attitude, and to present II most
h detached from the crowd Of pessonas ss,
III concerned in the engagement.
4 II hos. besides, theadyantage OF exhibit
inc the TIeroin tfSs precise moment OF
fine. when, by the exertion of his su-
.nerior mind he rose above ordinary com
rnarders, aud accomplished what mere
x courage uaaecompanied by genius never
|N eould hare attained. Il calls up to the
n imagination not merely tie weight of the
warriors sacrd, bat the fertility OF his
resource. The time cs0ssn is that Crisis
NJ when, finding his ship the Laurence, an-
w cit for continuing the action, con,madofe
a Perry, shifted lis nag TO the Niagara.
- The fleets invoked in snose and con-
rs fusion constitute the back ground OF tie
k1so;sture-phiie, IN the fore. the Co,nmo-
M iore IS exhibited standing IN ~ boat IN
|f] der the 5ow OF the latter ship, hoin which
4 man is seen tiirowiag out rope TO
draw TIE Don't along side.
This IS unsaestiaaakly one OF the no.
!. bfsst pieces intIat department ct painting
II that We relneaiber To have seen. The
N likeness Of Commodore Perry is striking
II BY flne :we are to d 20 that several o.
|A Tiers OF the portraits bear strong re-
se,ablaneeto the persons they are intend
Ell to represent (: And We think that, in
\ aitvertitig to the great value Of this work,
I'm we sAenld be unjust, and sha;neteily un-
mindful of what is due to the deserving
Z person to whose enterprise and industry
\ N tie Country is indebted for it, asd for O.
i tier FIST rate works, ii we neglected to
compliment Mr. Delaplaine on this coca
N sDi. 20 observe, f0r the paetlC CoiisiuS-
HI ration, that lie is the first, and indeed
\ the only person in the union who has
n done aay t.:irg edectlaly 10 eomRealo-
N raieby graphic representation, the ac-
tons OF those men who have conferred
N glory On this Republic ,ana To declare our.
Sp.nion that tho country will Justly incur
4 Tie charge of ingrstinlie, fit does not,
reward hi.n for It BY the most UNIVERSAL
8 aud extensive patronage.
81 Tne Picture is now exhibiting at the
q bookstore. Of Geo. Richards, Bridge
IN street.
a Federal RepuBl;caa.
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Baltimore, Sept. z.

Beltimore, Sept. z.
ARRIVED, schr. Eutaw, Dowson, II
DAYS from GantIa!oupe. Sailed in CO
with ship Globe, of Balt. for St. Barts, be.
ing ordered fir. Galslaloape ! brig Rus
sci, Ne@toa, n. London; and sc,a2r. O
cean, Chala.neau, for Baltimore. Lief
at Point petre, brig Sphynx, Macesnb, o.
New-York schr. Three Friends, do
under suspicion OF being French proper
ty brig Leon, Alden, Of Portsmouth
n. FL. Witl 10 or l2 others. not recol-
Iected-the sthf. EXPRESS, Taylor, Of
Baltimore, arrived at PIT. Peti,e, 14tE
Aug. and was Immediately taken pos
session of by tie British brig Of war 90.
lumbia, and sent t. Badoes for tiial--fhs
capt was not allowed to have eosBnani.
cation With ANY person from shore.
& GUADALUPE was .siren up By
captulatien to the British on the 10Th d
August, after slight resistance, BY
which the British lost 30 men billed and
50 wountlde, according 70 their own state.
ment. Point petre was delivered up OF
the 18th. The civil officers arrived and
opened tAei!. Offices on the l6thaad 18th
urdcr5 were ed;ateiy given that \.
meriean vessels woaid not be allowed
hereafter TO trade to Any part set the r.
land. and those that were liz the ports
mustdepart With what earsoes they bad
on bpard at the time the Island surran-
defed. A number of the vessels at Pcin1
petre had nothiag on board, having sold
their cargoes. PAYABLE in sugar, ,uoiasses
etc. which they would be oblisssa t, dis.
pose Of at great loss and sail IN ballast.
1t was supposed and generally believed:
tIlaton the retsMn OF the expedition from
Bartadoes, it would stop at Maftleique
and hoist the British fay and adopt the
same regulations as at Guadaloupe.
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London Porter.

FOR SALE
ON board the Barque Mary. London
Porter in hampers--a few pieces of fine
Cloths aud othvr articles. Apply to the
Master on board, or
Joseph Smith g Son.
Sante,nher 9.
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/ wish to purchase ~ OF oo
NEGROES, between the ages OF mae
Years. and twenty-None else need De
offered. Enquire at the Bar OF the elt1
Hotel. ~
September 2. =
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Federal Repabkcaa.

.JosepH .T.KINN is elected Governor
Of the state of Tennessee, in the room OF
Willie Blunt. who is By the constitution
DO longcr eligible.
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Irish Linens.
GEORGE s. H0UGH,
HAS FOR SALE,
HAS FOR SALE.

10 Cases a. Irish Linens
Of the first bleach, being bought low
will be sold ct small advance by the
case for Cash or reasonable credit.
9Th mo. 80. eObt
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" o. s. r. sc r Il r. e.

.asac- FORK, Sept. 6.
By the schooner Maria, Breyoort, we
learn that the army in France had gone
into cantoments--ali was quiet. Papers
tothe slst Of July are received.
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Public Sale

Hill be added to aert Tuesdays
Sales,
Share q Alexandria Bank Stock,
10 do. Mechanics ditto,
90 do. Fire Insurance Company do.
ALSO,
Household Furniture, a Gold Watch
and sundry articles Of Wearing Appa-
rel,
p. G.. Marsteller.
Sept. 9.
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(" NEw ORLEANS.

>ts igfs
lions Of peace.
g New ORLEANS.
S Sir-The favorable moment has at
length arrived for making successful
jatteapt in favor of the Patriots of New
|Spain. The enterprise offers an easy
road to distinction, ard promises a glori-
Gus reward for merit. The place OF rem
|dezvoaa IS Bslle Isle, near tie mouth of
|Chailal.a. About 500 chosen men, "a
raoagst whom are some late commits
|sioned osicers of the United States army
|wiiI accompany me from that place to
Matasesda; where we land thence to
Labalia is 35 miles. at Labahia, on
the river San Antonio, about 40 miles
from the sea coast, and so miles from
San Antonio, / will wait for reinforce
|ments fran Natcbitoches, sc, Labahia
will fall az easy sacrifice! it is badly de-
Heated, and It's weakness is well
known.
:. Sabala, the prescribed Patriot, ma
|tiye OF the province OF fucatan, &deie-
gate from thence to theCortes ef spaip.ac-
COMPANIES nae. We have arms and am
|naHstion 1000 men already engaged,
and can calculate largely on aid from
Tennessee and Kentucky. Ihe country
Through which We pass, and seat Of our
|operatiens, abaunds in cattle and
|sheep and nothiag will be wantingto In
sure complete success. Our cause en-
Ebraces the best interests of humanity
the generous enlargement of ali oppres-
|sed people. and all the blessings attend
|ant upynunrestrained commerce and ii-
|dcstry, this Zoo, accompanied by a pros.
pect Of iacalcuiapie advantage to the y.
states.
s:HENRY PERRY.
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FALL GOODS.

] Which they offer for sale on accommo-
dating terms, for cash or approved pa
per,
AMONG wH!cH ARE,
CLOTHS, Casimeres, Kerseys. Elan
nels, Blankets, Fiuslaings, Vestings,
Bookings & Green Baize, Kendal Cot
tons, blue and white Kerseys, FIorenets,
Worsted and Cotton Hose, Calicoes,
white and coIered Cambrics & Sarsnetts,
Cotton Smrtings, Chintz and Fancy
shawls, Seotch Goods, Corded, Striped
and Book Muslin, Grape and Leno,
Ginghams, Tabie Covers, Cotton I'M
brel!as, Sewing Saks'snd Twists, Sew
lag Cotton, Shirt Buttons, Boot Cord s
Shoe bindings, $50 boxes Fin -fiates,
Sheet Copper, an elegant assortment of
Suits, and a variety ofother articles.
NJ u. We shall be ready to sell, next
week, at our warehouse, ing-Nreet.
For Sale, Freight or Quarter,
KEk The fine. Barque
~ MARY,
s sss: :.sSy soe 65-95 tons, -a-6sst rate
sailer, aud will. be ready to receive a
cargo in ten days. Us IS.
September 9. tt
~, The Federal Republican & Ma
tional IGteliigeacer, will please insert
the above three times, and send their &C.
counts to this Office.
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><-S--sZ = 81 ~, : = -
ALEXANDRIA;
j TURDAY, SEprEMBEa g.

+ I'm consequence .of the very dfy sum
rcr. vegetables are ,lneommonly scarce
.od dear. A cargo Of Northern Pota-
mes we're sc.tI a day ortwo ago, at one
hundred & seventy-6ve cents the bushel;
svset potatoes are retailed in market at
fanr dollars the hushel, and a good head
Of cabbage cannot be had at any price.
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From the Rhode Island american, Sept.
A POLITICAL INoENDIARy.

"A gentleman, recently arrived here.
from New Orleans, has politely furnished
us with the following extraordinary cir
GUAR which appeared there in handbllls.
Il remains to be known whether the 60
sernlnent with allow band OF despera-
does TO assall (under the pretence OF pro-
meting,'S' the best interests of humanity
the provinces Of nation with whom it
should BE our study toacaltivate the rela-
tians of renee.
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GEO. BENNER, ir.
No. IL, Budd street, Philadelphia.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.

A safe and eiIectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, sout asthmatlc
a.,5t, palsy, luabagoo, naaseness, white
swellings, chilblains, smalns, bruises, pam
III tie face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in aaii state andin pills, AID thus excel
ientIy adapted both for external and IN
tei.aal use. =;
Tue pills operate mildly by insensibie
pesspiratign, expelIing the superiluous
end Morbid halnors: they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, AID
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach OF
bowels.
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The Restoratiue Powder for tils
teeth aud Gums.

his eXCelie1t plePai atloi :,
and strengthens the gums, preserves .n Inc
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never iails TO m
lure and finally ruin them.
mild. 50 as to be used with safety by per-
Ions in every situation.and OF every ages
They are excellently adapted to carry
|of saperaaou5. bile prpacent It's nor
Iabid secretions-to 7 estor e ameha 'ne-
lppetite-to produce a free Iersln at %
and thereby prevent colds whlehls , SO OIL
Item Of fatal consequences. A dose e never
halls to remove cold if taken on ilist Us
Iasppearance-they are celebrated Tor re.
moving habitual eostiyeness-slc,kness a
the stomach and severe head-ache---aho
ought to be taken by all persons Oh a
lchange of climate. :, .,
They have been found remarkably ell
cations in preventing and curing d'sor,
|ders attendant on long voyages ana
should be procured and carefully pres ss
ed for use by every seaman.
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Toofhe Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
riyesfmmediate and lasting rehei IN the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MED1clNEs are
1repared from the Recipes OF the late
atchard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. SIS, Maiden Lane, New 0Ik,
and bv her neutrality-suspicious. SOLD by
.Messrs. Jas. Kennedy e SON.
BooKsELLERs, ALEXANDRIA.
ADriI Is.
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George S. ilough,


Principally Fancy Articles, selected with
care. and on the best terms, winch he
will sell as low as possible
AMONG WHICH ARE
JACON Ell Cambrics and Musilns
Corded aud Striped do.
superfne Cambria Gnghams,
Corded Cambrics, colored,
Cotton Leyantlnes,
White Jeans,
Dimities,
White and Green Cyprus Cause,
White and Black Italian Grape,
Book Muslins aud Lenos,
Superine Lohg Cloths,
Black Bombazene,
Do. Mantua & Levantine,
An elegant assortment superfne fine
London Cloths,
StockinetS.
Yomens' Mems and Childrens' Cot
ton lose,
Black Silk Shawls and Handkerchief,
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols,
Long Lawn,
A Table Diaper,
Ladies long and short Kid Gloves,
Boot Webbing and Cord:
German Ticklenburg, &c. &c.
June 90.
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ITcH CURED,

BIZ once usiag Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor Informs those persons 70 )
and familps who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection OF w4'f y
no person is safe} that if this ointment Is
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Damask lip Satue.
Hans true g genuine Germaa Cora
PIaisicr.

infallible remedy for corns, speeali
removing them root and branch, wltho'
giving pain.
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Hohn's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy Tor all diseases 0,
the eyes. whether the effect OF natural
weakness or of accident. =
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IN THE CASE OF
John II. Wmley, an aH'oEeM
Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the cTe ..
tors of John II. Manly, an lnsoi'S.' o 81
Or, within the district OF CCi"mD'", , "a
IN Friday the 9TH day of JAY: al , I'r'
o'clock. A. NJ. at the courthouse ID A 't.or
andria. the oath Of an insolye01 1' qtOT =
will be administered to the sad JONI ao..
Manly, and a trustee appointed a. as gs1'.
bly to the act of Congress, Vniess ,ag
be then and there shewn to TIE I3" .,
ry--and it is ordered, that tins -, nO"s Alex
inserted three times in one OF the Nv
andria newspapers before that tine 2s,res
BY order of the hon. judge ''
this sd day Of July, 1919: m : 6.
W. ~ St.
July q.
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s.sed at night on going to bed, i never
fails to nerforln a cure by the following
,an,n;nas as thousands who have used It
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excelTencies Of this lnfalllble re.
meds far the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of cure by a single apphca-
ton: the ingredients being SO innocent zee,
|as to be appliedwith perfect safety to the
|+enderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum,
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MUSLINS. Cotton Checks
Cambria White, red y vel
Jaconett low Flannel
.Leno towels and low
Book cling
Shifting and Silk Shawls & hand
|Colored twilled. kerchiefs
|Estopillars, a sub Misses Silk hall 40.
stitute for Long Cotton FLAG do.
Lawn Imitation and dia
Long Cloths gonal shawls
Striped Mulls elegantly painted
White Jeans and other Feather
Dimoty Fans
Diaper Cotton Hosiery
|superfne dressed & sattlu, Lutestrlng,
Undressed prints and Velvet Rib
|Calicoes bons
Company Bengal Ferret, galloon tase-
Pms
Ginuhams Buttons, Silk and
Granderrell Twist,
Marseilles 4 other Striped, Plaid and
Waiscoating Chambray Domes-
Stockingett tics, &c. &c.
All of which he will sell at small adj
vance, FROM cost.-Domestic Cloths par
ticularly he o ffers by wholesale remark
ably low. A few thousand weight OF
Coffee by the barrel.
June 90. dSteodSw
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C. r. N.

Y " II N,
10000 bushels Corn, at Port
Royal, Port Conway and Tappahannock,
For sale By
adams, Herbert 6 Co.
WHO HAVE IN STORE,
so bids. Muscovado Sugars
100 bags greenland common coffee
200 boxes mould candles
90 bags cotton
200 boxes segars
2 pipes Holland gin
5 puaeheons Antigua rum
900 boxes starch, of which constant
supply is kept
10000 lbs. goat leather, which will be
sold low to close a concern.
July 4.
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CASE OF CURE.
Selected from a numerous Lat
TO TT. LEE.

s Being DESTROYS to make public Tor the
good &c others the excellent quality OF
SfAsfsI4T0N's. ELIXIR, prepared by
lie late Mr.. lee, Ihave sent you the toll
loSvinr .accsant Of the benefit Ihaye re-
.caiyed from it: which / hope will induce
ethefs to gilqeita trial. In consequence
of a bruize on the breast received trom a
fall. nv health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, aud frequently have
had suddenIY to rise upin my bed with
a}I the horrors of Immediate s'lttocatlon.
Add to these, constant pam IN my =.
breast and a cough, a great loss OF
strength and flesh, and YOU may CONCEIVE
taat nv symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
ST most eminent physician was resorted
to. and afterwards a second was calleu
in, but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, advised
me to, gite Hamilton's Elirir triat-'
saving, Re kad used at IA his practice,
aal el,rags found It to domuch good. 4
bottle was procured. and 1 faana relief
k,E0Ye Ihaa taken hail Of it. Icontinued
T. use 1t. and was soon strong enough TO
intend to business. Ontaking cold, some
sf nv former symptoms return butare al
ways removed by dose or two OF the h
lixir.
GEO. BENNER, ir.
No. II. Budd street, Philadelphia.
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IoHN HOOVER.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an Invaluable me-
.;cine for the speedy relief and perma-
,ant c,re of the various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
xatliscretions, residencein climates unia-
yorable to tae constitution, the iinmode-
rate use of tea, frequent intoxlcatlon, o.
other destructive intemperance, the UNI
skilful or excessive use of mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
period of Efe, bad lyings in, etc.
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New Commission House.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
THE subscribers having formed a CO.
partnership under the firm of DODGE
and KETTELL, will transact business
IN commission at Alexandria and George
Town; and as one of the firm reside in
zach place, they viii be able to give eve
~ facility required, and they solicit from
their friends and the public share of
their patronage.
FRANCIS DODGF,
Georgetown.
JOHN KETTELL.
alexandria.
July 4.