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Orphans Court,

fierandrSa County gan. )! e'H4' :. !. 80 !. ),
e st,RDERED, Tlat the Execstfix !, 2
g,eholas TiszAugh decd, GO lns....l
rpwing advertisement thrse ,'mc'
xe.k for eight weeks 10 The AleAan
daa newspapers.
Al Copy Fest. MN.
"A. Moore, Reg. Wslts'
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Orphan's Court,

.4israndris County, Non Tenn l''H
ORDERED, fhat the Execute
James SAeehy, deceased 90 l'.e .
Ire following advertisement . um'' !.
week for eight weeks IN tue "s'"
aria Newspapers.
A Copy Test, ;.
A. Moore, Regr
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This is to give notice.

This is to give notice.
That the SUBSCRIBERS, ct Alexandria
,ounty, in the Disrsst OF Calambis,
ave obtaiucd from the Orphans Court
said comfy, letters testamentary on
no estate Of Michael O'Meara. late OF
he county aforesaid, deceased-All
persons having claims against the sais
accident are hereby warned to exhibit
d. s4a.e with the vaschers thereof to
til subscribers, duly authenticated and
> led By the Orphans Court, on or DC
Fro The 18th day of Jaly next, or thsy
MY by Law be excladed from all bene-
ii TO said estate and those indebted
faereta are reqsissd to make immediate
,as ment.
Given under our hands this 18th dag
Il January 1915.
Thomas White.
Thomas S1caHH,
Ex'ors Of Michael O'Mcara, deed
January l9.
JUST RECEIVED
Ind for Sole,
Afew Casks hsst qsality GOSHEN
CHEESE, and a quantity OF SOAP.
VIM. Garner.
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This is to give Notice, ha'

10 !, ,h.ec,oer.,f Alexandra leuD!'
N me District of Celumai'' h's ~. !.
ta.acd from the Orphans Court o >, To Il,
,ounty Letters Testara'0ts a.hv' 20
.,srsonal Es,Ate Of James 'hesD, Al
i the county aforesaid, decea'e :. ed
)eeedsnt ara hereby w.' as.r' q 'hr.ol
AT the 5. nae with tie voacos's, :, III,
., ~ y' aushsa,ica,ed and passed %, ., al .,
u rga MS a.art to the sasse' Dr.. .. :.
r before the 70 Gay . ' nay l n,n' il
tse, may by law be excadsa '' iaa.b !.
,ensat to said e,ta,s, and those sex, ',' in.
. u thsr.,o are reg .s.ted to n'as, ~ ny
.nsdia,s payment: Civ'a ,,s sr'i l,Is
1'Aa '''' 80 Thomas Cruise e.
Aetisg Esesster3isf Jas ''F DIM
NOV. -.
To Rent or Lea -. t,r'
/ will Rent ., Le.se iron row D. s.n'i,
FEARS, the estate OF Aaa 81 'urw.rd' q
le.aa.ed, consisting OF tt. ar NJ
900 'Ascres.-Rsservias th ca'lsrs, %
. mo use Of my Sister and ' c~'. q ,Iss.
aause and about forty Asre l;serh .
/. is thersi.re needless to .,;I I' iir,tis'
& those wishing to reAe'
the premises, W. .b;neton.
August 90. AlG
Wanted to purch1a'sss PPpl
andr;a & Washingt,c:l a6cs
stoek--Enqrire at ''D' ~
Decemter u. -.
-7,Ae SubseJl10 l'','e, j,
r,EsrEcTFuttlL,9s , a s'ln'sss',a..li
the City Of WasIips1Wsn ~
January "a
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Orphans Court,

.qle.randria County, Jan, Term 1915.
ORDERED. That the Admlnistra
tor of Nancy O'A1ea a, decd, do ioser'
rhe flowing advertisement three TIRES
week for two seeks In the Alexandra
newspapers.
A CoPy-fest.
"A. .Meore, Reg. Wills.
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The Damassyip s.,,,
Restorative PoS.'er s fos'
Teeth and en-. o'tae

This excellent prepar,ti0Ss..
and strengthens the gums. onIss
the enamel from decay, AMI prssese,
md whltsnn the teeth, by ab,o, s'faas
the acrimonious slime and 'u'olag !,
Which, suffered to accumsla, asplasa
fails to iniurs and finally ruin NJ :, nsf.l
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Orphans Court,

.ileranariu County, Jan. 7erm'sfS.
ORDERED, Tnat The executors Of
t,chuel O'ltieara, deceased, 40 lnssr'
% following advertisement three ume.
GEEK for eight weeks IN the AiexAn.
ii. newspapers.
A Copy Test. ,,,.,,
a. Moore, Reg. FILLS
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Orphans Court,
Jqnssry 10

.alerandria County. jan. Term 1915.
ORDERED, that the dmlbi'''asor
Of koinA Loagaen, decd. do insert the
following advertisement three times q
week fr four week. in the Alexandra
Newspapers.
A Copy-Test. ,-,.,
A. Moore, Reg. Wi!IA
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t)rphan's Court.

Alexandria County, Dee. Tsrm, 1914
s ORDERED. That the Admin,slra-
tors Ct Wm Neuton deceased, do insert
tie so,iowin; advertisement three times
week ier weeks N ths aicxail-
d.la newspaper
"a Copy-Yest,
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HamiIton's Elixir.

Celebrated Tor the cure of Cod, IL
stinete Coughs, Asthnas, and ivy y
preaching Con.ump lions, and CO.., ! !,
rsmedy for the HOPPING CoUCa
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vfvors - "a oef ef me cerhercfisr q
y .1lexasd ria, for tde &c z fAisAsns"i
,s ef Jt7isre:
,I Sec. I IF any persian who aha be pfs-
sent al Any a. <, shasl neglect or rSiuse
10 obey tue order o. ditec slon o. any 81
Seer Who. shall &c appointed BY any Ere
coasrsnY sow established, Or which nay
De hereafter established, knowing him
10 BE ali officer. sach person shall Tor
iess aud pay the sum Of i've dollars -
Provided toe name ofsucb officer shall
ksve been 6rst published IN one OF the the
pubic papers
! AT sssesing Of the Friendship flre
s Casnnssy. held At Mr. M'Dasg ~ s :.
Jan. l0sa l3ls The iollo~ing oh'
sers ware daily elected for tAs pfessnt
MI wear. Viz 9 ts- Soy st -$i 80
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year, va
Csmmasdeyss
Charles M'kBishs .ss.
Jamss Carson Sl' q
James 3. Scott Sd.
Sr6orlineie Diresforsj
Charles PAscae.
NsArhes Rrb'sssn
Samuel Saith.
RegxiassrS.
Presley Jacobs,
Nehemiah Carson.
TAomas Towers,
James Cali
s Trustees
) an Lsngdsn,
Ephrai,r Evans,
Jahn Horner,
Thorsss Mount.
Rrtrses from tie Msr.frs.
I Trsr : Nj. ROBINSON, Sec'ry.
Jsnusry 7S y
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One Cent Reward.

ran away from the Subscriber on g
abou, the lyth inst. Mulstto. Cir
beuna az an AppFsntics by Tho aaa',
of
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A sovereign remedy fcl all AZ.
eases oil the eyes, whether the ts,a
of natural weakness or Of scciden.
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RACHEL Johnson.

She is between " &!8 years old-shs
had on when she w.nt away, coantF'
10th clio hes ofa BLUSH cellar. AL pc.
sens are f,,rewarned harhe,ing or en-
alcying her--and whoever takesup ga !,
.pp.en,ise and brings her hsDe to mt
s>hallseceiyc the above ewafd, but'n.
banks for thcir tseukle.
JOHN WOOD.
January %. =.
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will commence drawing Ia baltimore
February next, FIRST drawn Tieketsn-
tiled TO 5000 Dollars.
~ Preseet price Of Tickets SIS but
will advance On the lst JANUARY nex,te
S..
For sale by
~.
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Elizabeth Berry,
Sept. Is.

Near the corner of Alfred and King strs.
II b EsPEcTFULLY informs the Ladies
& y of Alexandria and its vicinity, that
she isnow carrying on the Mantumaking
business in all its branches, where ell
who think proper to favor her with their
custom may rely on having their work
done In the neatest and most fashionable
manner, and with the greatest dispatch.
Ordess from the country will be particu-
Iarly attended to.
September Is str
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British Stationary.

Just received blythe ship America, from
Liverpool, neat assortment ofthe fol-
lowing Articles:-
TENTLEMENs' Morocco pocket
w books of all sizes and prices; la
dies ditto and thread cases; asses skin
tablets; mathematical instruments in ca
ses, Of all prices; best Bow Gunter's
scales and dividers; Wedgewood's glass
and Egyptian inkstands; large & small
pewter ditto; small glass &pocket do !;
plated top'd ink and sand glasses cut
and plain; bone wafer seals; sand and
pounce boxes with glasses pen-knives
and scissors Of very superior quality on
cards; Middleton's best black lead Pen
ellis; cepperplate files and silk laces
Walkden's best inkpowder; supertine
Dutch sealing wax, and best English
quilts.
James Kennedy & Son.
September Is dit
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BALTIMORE, Sept. IL.

DfL iAloNfc3 iJCpC' -
Arrived, with tie loss of masts, ship
Henry Clay, Grant, 4e days from Am
sterdar, hemp, iron and dry goods. to
John hickim, Jr. Sailed from Texel
Roads 22d July. Left at the Helder,
ship Wabash, Deel, of Baltimore, ar. 7
DAYS before ship Balloon, Of do. for
Philadelphia. in A or days ship n. a
merica, nriakwster. just ar from Charles
ten. S. c. ship Star, Of Salt. TO sail in 5 or
& days, snip Gen. Lingan, for Alexan-
dria in two weeks brig Amsterdam
Packet, in about two weeks, disc. at Am
sterdam the ship Rolla, Child. of Bait.
ar. the day the Henry Clay saied-sail-
ed in CO. with ship Neptune, Mattock Of
n. Y. tor LlvefpooI, saw her of Lands
end July Goth. Aug. 3, lat. IS, long 50
spoke ship Minerva, Clark, from Liver
pool, for n. Y. out 16 days, Aug. TO-.
lat. AZ, long "a, ship Margaret, McLel-
Ian, Fl. Liverpool, for Bostot,ou Is days.
GOTH lat. So, long "a, brig John Langdon
fr. Portsmouth, n. III. for surinam cut
10 DAYS.
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\ valuable Farm and Mil
FOR SHE.

yENHE subscriber viii sell by authority,
8 the Mill and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia EEcugh,
situated on the edge of German settle
ment in the County of Loudon, 9 niles
~. w. ofLee5bur@ and two AID an half
miles from Waterford, Oh Beaver-Dam
Creek. and in one of the best wheat
0eishborhoods in the county, The tract
contains $50 Acres, surpassed bynoLe IN
the county fer It's fertility. About one
third of the land is well tir.bered, & the
balance ina state oihigh cultivation. the
whole of which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. HE
mill is a strong frame building, Two and
half stories high with three floors, with
one pair CT manufacturing bGrrs. feet in
diameter, together witt, Erans' machine
~ complete, and one pair Of country
stones, four feet in d;ameter.-There are
also on the premises and near the mill
a comfortable dwelling house, good
miIer's house, a good framed barn and
other necessary out houses.
The above property, owing to It's stu
alton and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention of any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
in real estate Of the above description.
SAMUEL HOEGH,
n. B. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
may best suit purchasers S. II.
Loudoun Co. March III
April l8. eott
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Moore, Reg.
Z his is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandria couns
ty, in the district of Columbia, hath OBJ
tanned from the orphans court of said
county letters of administration with the
will annexed, On the personal estate of
John Sloan. late Of the county aforesaid
deceased All persons having claims "a
gainst the said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the 18th day Of March next, or
they may by law be excluded font all be"
neft to said estate; and those Indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate
under my hand this
18th September, 1915. x,
Isduc Robbins
Administrator Of John Sloan.
September 49, St
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From the Charleston Courier.
REPORT OF ACTUAL SALES.
u L ~
For week past.

For week past.
HOME PRODUCTIONS.
Cotton-.-Sea-Island, S5 81 1-2 cents
per Id. ]; short stable, GOA 23 do.
Rice---Prime new, dolls. so 5 623
cents old, 9 SO dollars.
Flour Philadelphia superffie, none;
country, new II dolls. per Dbl.
Tobacco---10 a IL l-2 dolls. per cwt.
Ccrn---S7 1-2.cents / doll. per ba-
she'.
Bacon--15 ais cents per ID.
Bees-W ax---sO cents perlb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IS cents ;
country, 90 cents:
Northern Pine Boards----Clear, 81
dolls. per 1000 feet merchandise, IA
a Is dollars.
COLONIAL PRopucrEoNs.
Sugar. Havana, white, % dollars a
Is Musceyado, 2Oa 81 dollars /; brown
l9 dollars
Cotfee---Best green, e6 l-9 81 cents
Rum-Jamaica, dollar 90 IS
West-lndia, dollar so
Molasses-76 50 cents.
Salt-Cadiz, coarse, IS cts. 1000 bus.
Copperas, Ibest green 4 ds.s75 a5.
TIN Plates-19 dollars per box.
Stone Jugs-s0 cents per gallon.
Broad Hoes-ANos. l, 2 and 5, 9 dol.
a 12.
Wine Bottles--ls dollars per groce.
Russia Duck--29 dollars per bolt.
REMARKS.
The sales eff Dry Goods have been We
ry limited this week.
Cotton, it will be observed, has inn
proved little--prime parcels of short,
are held at "a cents. Rice has not, as
was expected by many, declined in the
price: considerable sales have been made
at cur quotations.
Salt, is becoming scarce, and in de-
mana.
Tobacco--Prime parcels would readi:-
ly command our highest quotation, but
there is very little in the market.
There is very little Flour of any kind
in the market-Philadelphia superfne,
would command S11 SO, ifnot IL dolls.
Prime new country Flour has been sold
for IL dollars.
Jamaica Rum is held at 9 dollars.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, ssprEMBER IS.
IllE,6Gpaasn,

y 0sfdsE,
Observing in. your paper
i this morning the liberal proposition Of
lie. .Nartha Taadeleer, and wishing to
!. enrolled on the hist of Candidates for
4. hand of the fair Charlotte, send you
H. following solution as the result Of my
calculations.
As each lady and the amount of their
respective portions are enumerated tour
,a,es it's evident that the amount Of
Ne sums mentioned, yiz.-S15los Is.
.esuts-4-s77150 79i the amount Of the
estate left by the Testator. Then $3.50
rol-Ssoo0 95 (amount of the four
Youngest daughters portion] viii give
All S4s the eldest daughters fortune !;
s--s50 -oo,,-ssSSaasso 81. Amount Of the
oldest and three youngest daughters por-
nan Will give 4749 9aa; tue second
d,ushters fortune $3.50 7ssssooo
IS. Amount Of two oldest and two
Youngest daughters portion will give
$50 a4s the third daughters fortune
s-7so 7o $4,000 ~. Amount of
three oldest and Youngest daughters por-
toni M be-s75o Ssh the fourth
daa,hterss 'fogtuae s7T5o 79A-s $4,000
s.. Amount of the four eldest daugh-
tsrs pcgtion) viii give--l2.So 42l the
Eth daughters fortune.
proof----The amount of the fortunes
i cf the I've ladies will be the sum left by
\ he Testatdr.
n As it is not mentioned which Of the
Adies is the far Charlotte, trust j
aall be excused for hoping for obvious
sasons that hemay be, the youngest.
TYRO.
September 1s.
From the Witmington Gazette.
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My Private Cogitations,

W0at name did those men receive who
we're opposed to the adoption of the Con-
sltatiOn Of the United States !?
That of ..anti- Federalists.
As the Anti-Federalists were not. the
|sesralists, who were they ?
The Democrats.
Who were they that opposed the con-
Ahtution as giving too much power to the
3sAeral government. and who were they,
asn they obtained power, that recon-
ealed d general CONSUMPTION and enlist
eAt Of minors, in violation of the ma
pal and state constitutions /?
The Democrats. (,
Who was it, that, in lzss, offered re-
ifon in the House of Representatives
lhe United States, layiag a discrimina-
r duty on tonnage offoreign and Ame-
Fan bottoms, a measure calculated to
}ate taehostility of England iAnd who
pit, that,,in 1915. appointed ministers
form a commercial treaty with Eng
B Que article Of which gives to British
American vessels equal privileges in
prd toduties and exemptions /?
.Mr. Madison.
{ @Aowas in favor of the assumption Of
aate de6ts, contracted for the services
supplies towards the prosecution of
var, which established the indepen-
q Of our country !?
g General Washington.
no opposed the assumption. Is made
sOf the grounds ofaccusation against
ln administration OF the general go
aeat
N The Democrats.
~Were they that were opposed to
rate internal taxation to defrav the
ices Incurred in the war of our re-
lion!
In TIE Democrats.
10 are they that now tax us, from
IOwas Of our heads to the soles of
to pay the expense of a war
!. terminated IN peace, without OBJ
ANY one Of its declared objects i?
The Democrats.
oWere they that were opposed to
SOhshment Of National Bank, in
The Democrats.
~ere they, that, twenty years af-
u.s. destroyed this National Bank?
The Democrats.
were they, that, In few months
Sas, wished to establish National
WIN capital Of fifty millions, un-
control otthe administration :
The Democrats.
We're they, from the MOMENT the
s0'ernment came into operation
+sd IN the measures of general
aas administration, monarchi-
Sdeacies
Tn Democrats.
were they that sad, the leyees
sssldent, and tie e>ening parties
ashington, we've mutations OF
@tutions, designed Il accuston
fTEIscan people 10 po,np and man
European csaits ;
Tie Democrats.
Were they, that declared hat sa
lowed to public officers durin|
sson's. administration, were s.
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ALSO

Black, white and colored cambrics,
muslins, shawls, bombazeens, canton
Grapes, black and colored laventines, fl.
cured bonnet silks, trimming laces, lace
wells AND shawls, palerines, silk, and
silk snd cotton shawls, some very ele-
gaaI-ribbons, Gerry cheap.-silk hdkts.
Silk florentine, British sftrtings, Irish
linnens, ginghams, damask table cloths,
yestings, dimotics, domestic cottons,
mems and womens shoes, etc. ETC..
All which will be sold wholesale and re-
tail at fair prices for CASH, and on all
made in SPECIE a premium Of
12a per cent will be allowed, or bank
notes will be given for specie and pre-
MUM of l0per cent allowed.
r. u L. expect additional supplies of
fresh goods nearly every week.
N. B. They will pay 80 cents Cash
or 100 in Goods at fair prices for. 5000
bushels Of good rye, if offered within
ten days.
Sept. Is.
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Public Sale.

This day at 8 O'Clock sill be sold On
Harper's Wharf,
! "a cases assorted Glass, Ware,
~ casks Wine Bottles, and
100 Demijohns.
Griffith q Brauner.
September 10.
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enormously high, as clearly to nantes 5,
"a total disregard Of that. simplicity ani
economy, which were the characteristics
ofrepublics, when the salary Of the secre
Etary of state, which was the highest, was
only three thousand fve hundred! dollarss
The Democrats.
Who are they now, so fond ofeconomy
that do not diminish the salaries Of the
secretariesdf the departments, when til. |
of the secretary of the department Of
state and of the treasury, is tiue thou
sand doll IS, and that OF the secreta-
ry of war and navy departments Is
The Democrats.
VIII were they that excited re-
rebellion in Pennsylvania against the go
vernment of the =. S.
The Democrats.
Who was Clerk of a meeting at
Pittsburg, in 1891, which passed resolu-
tions declaring that they would refuse
the common civilities and comforts of
sare aid tbe collector II the collection IT
.the, fax on swh;skev ;
- - - a3lo,t GoDot;n
WIZ s.nt A,hast q allst;a = cnna,..ss
"o 'ens -A4s' ~ srhs n. ~ ~
,yho nod Rim ratarr IF tba trea
.sary for eight years .Nr. Jefferson. f.
Vtrl s,t{;,,,,.,,l b:s,,S 49, 20 e., :,
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Valuable Lands fors Sale.

ON the 18th of September. if fair, if
not the next fair day, swlll be sold to
the highest bidder,
Part Of a Tract Of LIND
Of JOHN Hascley, deceased, supposed to
be $50 Acres, (but the area will be as
certained prior, to the day of saie,) five
miles west Of Centreville, Fairfax county,
Virginia, on Elklieking Rum AS no
person will purchase without viewing the
property. description thereof Isl deem
ed unnecessary--one third of the amount
of sale will be in hand, and the balance
in two annual payments.
ROBERT LATHAM !
JAMES -M.K1M,
Also 400 Acres,
Adjoining the above Land with valuable
improvements, will be sold on the same
day.--'The terms of payment and posses:
sinn will be made known on the day Of
BARTON D. HAWLEY,
and
JAMES TURNER.
August Is. eo9t*
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Orphans Court

.qlerandria County. Sept. Term, 1873
ARDEREDf that the administor OF
z F. John Sloan decd, TO insert tie fol.
lowing advertisement three times In the
Alexandria newspapers.
! copy-Iest.
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~ he packet Geo. Wash.
ington, will sail tor Norfolk on Thurs
LAY next. s.
September IL. =
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This Evening at can
die light. Mr.. CosE from Washington
City will preach in the Baptist Meeting
House.
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Alexandria Theatre.
FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF :
Mr.. .abercrombie g Mrs. Seymour.
On Thursday Evening,
September II.
Will be presented, the Comedy of
The Honey. Moon.
To which will be added, the Grand Me-
10 Drama, OF
Valentine and Orson,
OR,
The Wild Man Of the foods
Doors to be open at 6, and performance
to commence at 7 O'Clock, precisely.
For particulars see the bills OF the day.
Nc No postponement on account OF
the weather.
September Is.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. IL.

t-.f
Arrivedsship Matches, Gray, IS days
from. Cadiz, wine and salt. Left at
'Cadiz, Aug. 1, briggs OthelIo, Whiting !;
Harrison; Baltimore, M'CurdY: Sewell
Phoenix, M'Kibbon; William. M'Pher-
sou Hope. Young; brig Sisters, Grand
Sachem, of Baltimore !; to sail next day
for Malaga ship Ann, Alexander, sailed
for n. Bedford July 80 ]; Ossippe, sailed
for Alexandria; briggs Corporal Trim e A.
molia of Boston, sailed tor Malaga a
few days before Gen. Jackson, from
Gibraltar, Just come to anchor. La
lat. %, lcng, So, w. experienced ex-
IRENE bad weather and heavy gales Of
wind from S. S: E. to S. Z. shipped at
sea on the stern, which carried away
stern boat & filed the decks with wa
ter. In longitude SO passed num-
Der of hhds. and barrels and a quantity
Of apples. In lat. So. long: "a. spoke a
British brig from Philad. bound to vii.
mington. N. G. 4days cut. The y. S..
ship independence, com. cambridge,
passed the Rock Of Gibralter about sOth
July
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New Goods,
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Rogers 8 Lewis,

KING STREET
Are NOW opening a part Of their assorta
ment Of fresh imported
FALL b. WINTER, E.a.fCY AND
STAPLE GOODS,
s 5usr RecElVED FROM sosgos.
Among which are
8 bales low priced, common and SUI
perfine broad Cloths--yarious
coles,
1 do. Cassimeres-- assorted,
9 do. Flannels--assorted some very
rs fine, white,
] do. Bennets patent imperial elastic
Cords, new and superior arti-
Gle for gentlemen's paptaloons,
Il do. Worsted Scotch Plaids for gen.
tlemens cloaks and ehildrcns
cloaths, -
% do. Bonbazetts. containing plain,
black, green, brown, olive,
slate and maroon colors-and
green, slate and orange, print
ed do.
/ case fac twist shirtings,
2 do. Madras pattern hdkfs.
8 do. Calicoes, plates, and furnitures,
etc. etc.