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fore, firmly Of opinion. that some diffe-
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fore, firmly Of opinion. that some diffe-
rent plan for the punishment of crimes,
|of the first magnitude, such as arson,
|forgely and other feloIties Of the deepest
die, ought to be adopted, or a state pri-
son in every district will be required to
contain the delinquents. Permit US, then,
to suggest to your exse)lency and the no.
norable the legislature, the proprlety o!
Recommending, through our representa-
tives in congress, tue establishment by
the general government OF COLONY
on the north west coast of America, at
or near, the Columbia River, or at Madi-
son lslaad, to which conyicts of the a
class shall be transplant
ed. If however the government of the
United states should object to this plan.
why may not this state adopt a. similar
one, on a smaller scale, and Fix or some
place on the frontiers OF the state, where
they may be sent aud usefully employed,
80 keep them from committing in future,
their depredations on societyl Beliey-
Ing that The utility as well as the neces-
sity of some distant place being ixad up
on, to which certain conyicts in the DIFF
lerent states OF the Union may be trans.
nofted, will be generally acknowledged
by congress, we feel anxious that the sub
.ect should be submitted to their consi-
deration as early as possible.
Del. Gaz.
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Land for Sale.

A tract or parcel OF Land, containing
between two and three hundred acres
on the north side Of tOccoquan, in Fair
fax county, about miles west of Occo-
|quan mills. 1t is we'll watcred with ne.
yer failing springs, it is also we'll timber,
led, and the great quantity OF fur timber
on il renders it the more valuable to an,
|perseninathe. cooperipg line. This land
is Of the middle soil, and produces corn.
wheat or any other grain tolerable we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and uD.
der good fence. The improvements are
"a log dwelling house & other out houses.
and a good apple orchard Of about sixty
trees. 80
ALSO.
One other tract in the same county,
within three miles Of Occoquan, lying on
Sandy Run, containing 81 acres-one
halt in cultivation and under good fence.
the remainder heavily tilnbered, There
are on the premises an old framed dwell.
ling bouse and out houses and an apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inciining to purchase car
view the premises and know the terms
ny applying to the subscriber who live.
near them.
Thomas Gossom.
November 50 9monthst
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Economy IN Medicine.

Keep the feet trom wet, and the heao
well defended when in bed avoid
100 plentiful meals drink moderately
warm aud generous, bat aot inasnins
liquors. 20 not abroad without breakfast.
Shun he night al. a. ynu .nu d the
oiasue and let yoqr lo7ses be kept from
lampby warm fires. 81 observing these
few .nd simple rules, better i.ealth may
ne expected than from the use Of the most
;awe fll medicines.
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NEW BOTANY Ray.

~ ihe inspectors Of the state prison o.
.seS York IN an address to the legisla
,uVe' through the governor, of the state.
lament the excess of numbers condemue,
20 Tue peaitentiary, which makes fre.
I:sa' Pa dons indispensable, aud othe,
WISE wise aetracts from the utility Of the IN.
'u.a9 non They .hen proceed tlus:-
h."hh these facts before. us, it ha
~n .ohe batter of serious consideratis,.
S %ne'aer the state prison has nst IA ter.
S, suc! 70 dempralize rather than 10 I
VAIN s'n esinluals; for whenever punish
d ,hs1. Is SO lar mitigated as not to h.
n,e.' Tue law fails in the effect
proposes to produce. We are, there
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alexandria, Nou. 90:

Was committed to the jail of this
county as runaway, mulatto maa
who says his name is David Jones, and
saws that he came from Hartford county
in the state of South Carolina-he is a.
about s feet 9 or 10 inches high l. about
az years Of age--his face is rough with
pimplss--he had on blue cloth coat and
home made pantaloons. The owner IS
requested to come aud prove his proper
ty. pay charges and take him away, o.
therwise he will be disposed OF as the,
law directs. -
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper y.
Of the Jail for Washington BOYD,
Marshal.
November 80 1aW2m
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For Sale,

TUSHAT substantially built g. elegant.
Il ly finished three story Brick Duel.
ling House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late Dr.. EennedS |;
with which will be sold, either c0njoint-
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, sS feet front and ls0 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo-
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold pryiously
to the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given immedi.
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J. l.. M'Kenna.
april "a dSt&2awtf
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Substitute for Milk or Cream

Where ci'eau' or milk caanct be sot
i is "a excellent substitute to beat U,
the whole OF fresh egg il BASIN, ant
'',eo gradually to pour boiling tea eve
t to prevent lis Guiding. Il is diiicui;
From the taste. to dtstingui il the compu
-itioB from tea and rich cream. Til
night be of great use at sea, as eggs may
DC freser ed fresh lii various ways.
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Port Of Alexandria.
ANONYMOUS Letter.

s<iiE person who addressed Letter
dated the 9th OF the 18th month, il
that il has been received.
A personal interview is speedily re-
quested, to-day, if possible; which may
,e done by calling or addressing letter
here TO meet him.
~ SECRECY may be relied upon.
November so. lit
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REMOVAL.
G. Bronaugh & Company

Have removed their Store one door be
low the corner of King and Patrick
streets. nealy opposite Messrs. Tyler
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are now opening general as
sortmen, OF Dry Goods, lately purchased
IN Philadelphia, which they offer for sale
on very eligible terms, for cash or TO
Punctual customers. They wish purcha.
sers to call and examine the goods.
November so IF I.
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Public. Sale

On Wednesday next the fourth Of De
cember, will be sold, at the late dwell.
iing house of Henry $. Earl, dec ;ed
all the Personal Estate of the said Earl
consisting OF Household and Kitchen. Fur
allure, etc. sale at three o'clock.
PHOEBE EARL, Adm'x.
November 60 dis
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Alexandria Morocco Alanutac
tory.
Al the Corner Of Oronoko 6 Waller
streets :leir the Fish 1rhn,.r.

SDtets 'lf"F TIC Flsh Thar;,
Where may De add, Morocco tor Gen.
tIemen's bOsts, Morocco and Amer'icat
Kid of al! c7iors Tor ladies' shoes, coach.
:hakers' and ha,ters' Lining skins, hat,
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar
tic!es manufactured 10 the brs: mannel
by the Subscribers.
John y. Benkhert e CO.
y, B. All kinds of Silks scoWered and
dyed in the best manner.
Move mber 7 eotf
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The Museum will be open
or the reception OF Visitors, on Monday.
sFsdaesday and Saturday afternoons.
rom s o s o'clock,
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has imported in
the ship Boston, Captain Finley, just ar.
rived from England, a General As.
sortment of FALL GOODS, which are
offered for sale BY the package or piece.
9 mo, Is co
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PUBLIC SALE

.
TOMORROW, the sOth instant, will
be sold at the Office of John Jackso,
and Co. on Union street, between
King and Prince
bale super cloths
1 "a do
L cassi,neres
8 blue, drab s mixed plains
2 fushings and coatinss
/ super coatings
1 case ST.; er Madras hkfs
l common do
l cotton cambria. 98a 60
! velvets and cords
l worsted and cotton hosiery
2 cases super French hats:
ALSO,
Calicoes, gingbams, cotto1 shirtipgs
black and white cambrcs, lace and si,;
buttons, Guernsey frocks, mems and wo.
mems silk and York tan gloves, elegant
French linen calnbrick, super long lawn
back Italian grapes, super camelj hair
'hawls, merlno ditto, plaid silks. larcv
'aa ihers-and> without reserve, all as.
sortment of India Goods.
Sale at ten O'Clock precisely.
November 90
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British ai'd Am. Stationary,
&c.
Recently received be the General Smith
from liverpool. & other arrivals from
the Northward-
ii complete assortment Of the atore.
Consisting OF
HOT PRESSED folio quarto and letter
paper
Ames's and Lansstroth's best white and
pink ditto
Best and common foolscFr ditto
Royal wrapping, log book 4 blue panph.
let ditto
Drawing raner Of all sizes
Red Morocco pocket books ditto
A large and handsome assortment of Ia
dies dis and thread cases
Asses skin tablets
Mathematical instruments
Gunter's scales and dividers
Reeves's colers in boxes e. single cakes
Best black lead and camels' hair pencil.
Toy paints for children
Walkden's British black and red ink
powder
Best American ditto Japan AID India ink
|Clout's durable do; quilts of all sorts
Wedsewood's Egyptian and glass ink
stands; pewter and pocket ditto
A great variety c! elegant pen knives and
scissors
|Suoerfne red and black sealing wax, wa
fers, wafer seals, pounce and sand
boxes, silver pencil cases, black
lead crayons, ladies' dressing and
tidy boxes. tortoiae.bell, enameli'd
and painted, blank, playing and Vi
sitting cards, geographical do, tooth
brushes and charcoal dentri6ce, We
ny best White Chapel patent needles
assorted, super6uc ivory combs, tor
toiseshell ditto, fine toned German
flutes with books of instruction.
D.4ILY EXPECTED,
A large assortment of the latest Music,
both songs and pieces; very best Roman
and German violin strings; clarinelts sd,
9Th and 9Th; flutes and fageolets.
For sale by
james Kennedy g Son:
November S eo8w
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SULLY FOR SALE

FESEIS estate. situated in the county
= OF Falriaz. twenty-five miles from
Alexandria and the same distance from
Georgetown, contains abou, seyeu hun.
iArcd and fifty acres. Little River Turn
Ipike passes through it half Ii mite from
lfhe dwelling house. The situation is
handsome, and remarkably healthy; the
A!er is good and abundant. The sol
which was originally excellent, has 70,
some years past bad the advantage of i'm
proving husbandry, Plaster of Paris act
ing with powerful and immediate effect
Jon all grasses and grains. The fields
lpresent good surface for cultivation
land those, nov untitled, are covered witt
red clover. The orchards are very large
and thrifty the collection OF table fruit
lis chnice and various. The mansion
Itpacious and well constructed; the GU
houses are all conveniently situated
those for armingpurposes are expensive.
and excellent IN their kind.
For gentleman OF leisure this would
be delightful residence aud ,,rotita-
Ible estate to an active farmer. The title
lis indisputable, and perfectly unincum-
jbered.
Anumber of well taught orderly young
men, with good stocks and farming uten'
sis OF all kinds, and the crops of the pre-
sent year if desired, will be at the com
mand of the purchaser.
Application may DE made to the sub
scrber, living on the premises, next the
post office at Pleasant Valley, in Fair
flax.
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Francis Lightfsot Lee.

traneis LlsntIe01 Lee.
For Immediate Sale,
Two hundred SHEEP, one fourth full
bred, the rest mixed Mcrinos, all in per.
feet health and line order.
October 2awtf
I" The Editors of the National In
tel!igencer are requested to insert the a
bove twice a week till forbid, and send
their account to this office.
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Married, on Thursday evening last, BY
the Rev, Mr. Ilarsoa, Mr. Ro8ERr Bow
idks, Of WashiHefon, TO Miss JANE c
NEAL, OF this place.
harmed, in Georgetown, ar Tie astl
instaai ay the Rev. Mir. aaich, Mr.
FRANCS 7. AARBuay, merchant, 70 Miss
ELlzABETH {. ELAoxLocK, bstl ii thi;
place.
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PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday next the sOth instant, will
be sold at the Office of JOHN JACK
son 4 Co. Oh Union, between Kins
and Prince streets ),
pipe and ] quarter cask Malag'
wine
quarter casks old Sherry do
90 kegs and boxes stafch
pipes brandy
Is kegs of saisins
bbIs shrub
Dbl. cordial, &c.
Sale at loo'cl0sk precisely.
Nov 90
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letter was yesterday received via
.no.ton. stating, that on the 9TH of DC
.',sar, tbe BAY Of Honduras was opened
a. ;nerican commerce..
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- =
ALEXANDRIA.
: SATURDAY. NovEMBER SO.

col. Tsoup has bsen elected by the
ss;slature Of Georgia to fill the vacancy
~ e. nresent Congress, occasioned by
IN, n .r res!raa.ion Of Dr. Bib.
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Lady Amaranth,
Amelia,
Jane. &as

Amelia,
Jane. ), va
END OF THE PLAY.
Song" The Gale Of Lope,"
Ga Faporile Hunting Song"
Song" Battle. Of the Lakes
Song" The Star Spangted Ban
20 which viii be added, a Musical
! Farce in two acts, called,
he BOARDING HOUSE
Five Hours At Brighton,
admiral Cnlpeppcr, ~ .;!r.
Alderman Contract, Mr..
Young Contract, Mr..
G tptain Belfast, Mr,
>inoa Spatterdash. Mr..
Mr. Fidget, Keeper of the Boarding
House, Mr.
Caroline Hearlay,
Caroline WheatsheaG
Fanny.
p>Doors to be opened at FIVE, and
the Curtain rises at six o'clock
~ Tickets to be had at Rober
Gray's Book Stere-at the Theatre
and at the Office OF the Gazette.
Smoking is net allewe. in the Theatre
.he Theatre will be made comfortably
warm.
BoG One Dollar-Pit tScve1ity Ftus
Cents, Children MtY price.
Nov 50. @
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VIZ understand that John Hos ard
N..cb. Of New Hampshire, is appointed
~ ne President, Consul for the Island o.
Madeira.
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Eau quier Lar Is.

PHSliE suhsc. iber chsrs fer Is 81
3 Estate wherein lie reside i'll t,e
county ofFfguier, about miles below
he COURTHOUSE. Oh Ce,iat Run, BETS eeR
the roads leading to Fredericksburgh and
Occequan, so miles distant from either
place, and 40 to Ale xandria by The turn
pike, from Buckland The tractis COM
|puted at
Three thousand three hundrsI
and seventy Acres,
and is divided into three farms, with
Woodland and Meadows, conveniently
distributed for each. There is
Valuable Mill Seat,
with stone on the spot for building
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract. presenting an extent Of
-Four or five hundred Acres of
Low Grounds
|of first quality.-The high land j. well
divided into regular fields. some of thea
very productive, and is adapted to The
use OF Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either for extensive
|grazing or grain culture.
he pu' chaser or purchasers of the
land, can be accommodated with the
farming utensils, the CROPS of Germ and
the sewn Wheat--the stock of Cattle,
l,erses, Sleep and Hogs and with the
Negroes on the estate in families, making
|about $50, of very valuable description,
with some tradesD,en.
The improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, with good out Houses,
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
IS healthy and the water uncominonly
GOOD. Two thirds Of the whole purchase
monsy will be required at the delivery
If the property, the balance in short pay
mepts. with Interest and secured by =
deed OK trust.
Bernard NJ. Carter,
Nfoodstotk, Fauquier County.
October Is Cav
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To recent attempts have been made
70 fire the town Of Portsmouth, On. II. j
one of which was, by kidding fame
under the new Custom House.-A lad
IL, acknowledged that he made the at
tsmpts, and has been examined, and CON-
mittsd for trial.
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.TDeatre
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
TIE POOR.

The public are respectfully
informed. that the .aLEXy9N'DRl.a
1WEsRi.asN sOCIEI'Y will perform
for the benefit Of the poor, on
Saturday Evening, Nov. 80
When will be presented, a Comedy in 5
,o1o g
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WIN WALKER.
IN IN OCTO n


THFCR MS Ladies and Gentlemen affli6t-
Il ed with any of the following complaints
that by long intercourse with many differ
ent tribes of favages, and much practice,
he gives fudden relief in the moi defperate
cafes, and when given up by other phyii-
cians-viz:
Rheumatifms, Scurvies, Bilious COM
plants, Fits, Fever and Ague, Diabatis
Ulcers, White Swellings, Cancers of all
kinds, Confumptions with many other COM
plants.
Df. w. has within few weeks, per-
formed fome of the mott wonderful cures in
The above diieafes ever effected in this coun
try, as many respectable perlons can ,eitify.
DR.. Walkers powders never fail TO fof-
ten cancers and bring them u 4 dIicharge,
wiihverv title pain to the patient.
His prefent reGdence is in the city Of
Wilmington, near the navy yard market.
November Js
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
Y AN AWAY from the fubicriber, OF
4 y the aSth of November lait,
NJ Gt & 2 IOEGi


.NfG & IOEGE.
Calls Mmfeif GEoRsr CIR y, aged ahonr
40 years S feet 9 or 10 inches, itrGight ard
well ma'c freaks flow and diliinct|v, has
loft front upper tooth, the break diltin6tly
appears when he fpelks--had OH and took
witt! him the following clothes drab fur
tout OF common cloth, a black Clcfe Ccat of
iuperhns cloth, i pair of black itockingnctt
Fanrdioons, and two waiiicoats, one If brown
NIX, the other or mixed cloth, all of which
are much worn apairof common blue 10th
trowicrs quite new, a ar of coaric frong
laced floeS
L will give 20 dollars if taken within 20
miles, ard the above reward # taken at a
greater diltance, and iecured 10 that | ger
HIM again.
A. NEWTON.
Dccember II.
=. The editors of the National In'clli-
rcncer are requeited 70 MET the above in
fhe'F country paper til! forbid.
III u.s. thanknl or sst fa-
vors and beg leave TO int H. ~ friends
and tie public, rhat have nh received
general atIor'nient of
81 iSG.N.9BtA GGOy
Sur5Tc ad,fecond lack blue .bo,tle ,cla-
ret, green, mikei 49,. y. and drah
Broadcloti,s and Caf6meres
Merino flaw cloth, OF ghc bea quality
Smrtng hannels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, cnfilnetts, Pelitfe cloths
Worried and cotton hofiery, vefings
Foref cloths, kerieys and plains
Rolf, and dufhe blankets
Manohefer cords and vclvcts
Black, plad. green, brown and blue bonba.
zetts, GA ginghams, calicoes, ihaw,s.
sc. &c. &c.
The grea.er part OF the above goods be-
ing purchaied in Baltimore a. auction, ena.
bes NE to fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
ALTO continue to keep tie Livery Sra
BILE and BOARDING HoUsR, where cdito-
mers and itraugers can be gcnteely accom-
modated. Hories will be well attended to,
by careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE,
4 Negro -or...n q ID Child.
coniidered to be as good a houfe lervans as
any in the Difri6t. ALTO,
& hA.e,s,o \ Gig and Horse,
W. cheap for calh OF credit.
EVEL%H c. SCOTT,
>S-NLAsN--~~-- Nov, &, + mo lreef-
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NOTICE.
GROCERIES, &c.

MhNDEVILLE & LARMOUR
have RECEIVED FOR SALE,
Z hogsheads | Pennfylvania Rye Wills
. - 50 barrels key
60 Is b bbns New England Rum
70 puncheons I'D, cd and 4th- proof w
India do
IS barrels 4th proof Aocomac Peach
Brandy
: pipes Holland Gin
10 bblS country do
40 bids. MolalIeS
SO bbls low priced Sugars
90 o ooTeS new RaiGns
1000 lbs. frefb Zante CurraI is
Goo Abs. foft ihcllcd Almonds
go Cafks color, d Cohen Cheefe
zoo firkins Peniylvana Butter, Phila
delphia infpe6ted, No. for fami-
y ufc
Ys bags Race Ginger
20 caiks chewing Tobacco
50 50 I Tbis. HAVANA Green Coffee
1000 bufhelS blown Salt
1000 do ground Alum
bale Writing Paper
So boxes mould anc dipt Candles
boxes real Martinique Noyou
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as ulual.
December 2.
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coxDIrIos OF rHE HFnALD

Th. Sc. iption IS Five Dollars per
annum-payaole ny Town Subscribers
half yeariy In advance
County SUBSCRIBERS Crom the dill
Guilty OF collecting at a distrancc) viii
he expected 20 paw the whole year in ad
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible fierd Ii
town.
No subscription taken tor less that,
six months Communications, ordcge
&c. to be pos; paid. " fEpec viii lac
Discontinued (but at the discreuou OF
Editors) until az arrearages rave been
paid Up.
Advertisements NOT sXSce t!ng =
square inserted three tunes r., onc
doilar'a and q cents for each sucooedis 4,
insertion. All advcr,isements sent 10
the o!ice without having the number 81
tins for which thEy arc 10 he inserte'
designated viii appear 10 every pape'
until otherwise ordered
Il liherai ailoy.auce made TO 'hcse
who advertise i,y the vC--l'
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OILIGLY,s

aSHE III u 'otone 'ldnajactory.
BUDS no - has received a
fir '"rge SuPn 80 Of BURR BLOCKS,
Cos rom france and has COM
iS"Isu ; .'akirg Burr mn Stones, at
'.s '' p, upper end of King street,
'G'r 'he store OF Mr. James Anderson,
iero he can, on short notice, furnish
( o'ones OF any size, warraDto qual TO
nv IN the United States. ,.. on lhe
inost reasonable term.
MICHAEL QUIGLY.
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This IS ia g2Ue ncfice.

ms $ to g2Ue nctice,
That the fubferiber Of Alexand,ia conn
ty, int tine DIfriet of Columbia has ob,al,c6
from the dforefad court If f,id ccnrtv-
letters OF administration or the perfonsl &c,
tate of ABEL WILLIS, late Vt the oun-
~ aforeiaid deceafed. All rerj.1e having
claims againlt the f-id Geceten,, .r herebS
warnea TO exhibit tkc Lime ), ,h The voucb.
ers thereof, paLIi by the Orphans Court.
on or before the eleventh day OF J.nuary
.leXt, or they may by law he exrlTl.1J
from all benefit to fdld eRate-and tl,, e, s-P,
dehted thereto, are required to mai : ~ VI
date payment to the lubicriber- c,.. 'ill'l'e-
der my ha, this nth day of 7 &c we, wen ur-
ANTHONY EIjOT,FS a 90;
December II. VI HDel Wills.
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RAVE ON II ND,
MD FOR sale,
800 boxes tin p'a'e
8 473 10 brazers' copper sheets
Bres, apt bottoms Of various sizes
1000 III. speitcr
5O0le b;Ock IN
rolls shco' lead
3 tons bar lead
10 bbis. tanners oil.
ALSo,
A large assortment OF paints, oil, and
glass.
and likewise continues 10 carry on
The Brass Founders, copper End Tin
plate plummer's business--and has a
large assortment OF s;iIls and wash
kettles on hand, brass srLirops sho
wells & iongs The highest p,ice given
for old brass copper, lead cod pewter.
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
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GROCERIES.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform
Z their friends and the public in general
that they have formed connection in tile
Grocery and Comnij5iOn BgEnef5, under the
firm Of
CALDWELL. s. JACKSON,
and have for iale II the fore formerly occu-
pied by J. T.. CALDWELL, at the corner of
Prince aed Union Directs, a genera! sGSort
Eient of GROCERIES.