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ssN SHIP NEWS. kEE
~ PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. 49,

Arrived on Saturday, ship Atalanra
Woodsides, 90 days from Cadiz salt,
IL, Bnwie and K1rtz of Geo Towo-
Markets az Csdlz uncommouly dull for
American produce. Flour Ss-Corn
90 90 95 cents.
Buusn brig Dasher, Collins, from
Halifax--p.aister to John Jackson.
Bdg Despatch, Gibbs, from Passa
naquoddy-Plais.er, 10 the master on
board
Schr. Mary, Lunt, from St. Andrews,
plaster, to order.
ScbE. Fenelor, Baxter, from Ne,
Bediord--Plaiste;, to the master OF
board
Cleared British brig Shannon, Ken,
dali, Barbados.
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whole amount OF their claims in specie
nut that this principle did not apply I,
he present case of a purchaser.
The court took sometime TO codside,
ne subject when their unanimous OBJ
aion was delivered by judge Sergean
Ia the following words.
HUM VS. Kfte.
This is rule to shew cause why ar
attachment should not be issued apains,
The sheriff for not complying with rul,
Ut court requiring MIN to pay into cour,
the money arising from sale upon q
venditioa
by the h section ofthe act of the So
OF 1909, relative TO attachments "p DOW
er is reserved 10 the court TO make
rules upon ant sheriff or coroner 10
The payment of money received upon
an execution or process, and to CON
pei obedience to the rules or any oil
hem by attachments" and under this
section that the proceedings have been
carrie on In the present case.
Should the court award the attach.
ment prayed fer, it must be upon the
ground that he has not paid over all
the money received from the sales
but has anduly retained it in his own
hands.
BY the evidence it appears that the
sheriff received check for the monsy,
and that he carried the eheck 10 the
bank, and received for it Philadelphia
bank notes, these proceeds have been
appropriated in the first instance TO tie
payment ofincumbrance and costs, ana
The residue paid into court under thu
rule, In bank notes, or specie equiva-
lent thereto at deprecla,<on.
IL Is rot pretended that the Sheriff
has embezzled or kept back any part OF
The proceeds. but 1t is a'ledged that it
was the duly of The Sheriff % receive
only gold and silver money, and that by
choosing TO lake a check, he is under
the circumstances oithe case buupd 10
pay into court the demands of the clai
mants In gold and silver money. II is
,=uh'cIant 10 say in ans yer 10 this argu
ment, that the court is not called upon
10 decide, how lar the sheriff has
united 10 perform his cuty, or made
himself liable TO an action Tor gold and
silver money, and therefore th,y give
go opinion ON those points. The sim.
pie question referred 10 Them, is whe
her he she,if mas paid the amount he
~~ei'ed, and as Ii appears That ali that
ne received has Oeen paid by him either
IN discharge of incumbrances aud costs
or into court, ne has complied with she
rule OF court and is not put in contempt.
lhe court, therefore discharge the
rule TO show cause.
Solomons, Porter, De'any, Bigelow
and Drinker, for the lein and udsmen.
creditors. John Sergeant aad Randall
contra.
How pleasant ii is in fancy to behold
one OF the disciples of the honorable
secretary, approaching the hablta,ioil
OF beloved Cherokee, repeating pa
rody of the well known verse
F" 1 know by the smoke that SO grace
fully curl'd
Above the green elms that wigwam
was near:
And said, if there's sport to be
found in the world,
A squaw hunting lover might hope for
II here
Hark He sings:
What are white girls--Irish-Frenchs
Enelish--Scotch or Ouch TO me
Lovely Nootka--dearest we nch
] can leave them all for thee.
Charming Nootka, on thy breast,
How delicious to reclne!
In those arms TO be caressed,
All /! It's ecstacy divine
PHI. True line.
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Aug S
FOR SALE.

"A full LOT IN the town oil AIexan-
nfia' agreeably to tl., original plan Of
me town, lying on Duke street, be-
ween Water and Union streets below
ne hlii and near the latter, wherein
MI Preston at present, has a hoard
yard and work shop. l will sell the
"hoie or any part, as may best suit The
purchaser. If this Lot is not sold by
private sale, before the .frst Monday
august next, twill then be offered
At Public Sale.
JNO. c. HUNTER.
April 81. -2aw,Aup,
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Mechanic Reiief Society.

STAGE qua terry mss ite the
mechanic Relief Society will ne held
~ Inc court house on w dnesdsy The
'th iHst' at 7o'clock BY order Of the
president,
JAS. S. 81 OFT,
Aug
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MARRIED-On Thursday eyerine
sst, by IN. Rey Nj Mons Mr.. John
HoS,Grd Of this town, 10 Mss EHxaberb
{ hn'tner, OF Fairfsx county, Va
- Yesterday at Geo Towr by the
Rev Mr. Balch, NJ. Joseph A derson
70 the smiable Miss Harriet Mitchell,
both ct Oecoquan Prince William Co.
Virginia
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STRAP BO.ENEL,,

nus G-y ret,ivi II three ca4es con.
tanning dozen Ladies Straw Bonnels.
some OF which arc of very fise qua,i,y
a &c" fashion, which arc re,pec,ntly
offered TO- safe by the d zs,. or sirgye
one by the subscribe, Fans rect
NARY MOCNIY
Aug. 3 -2w
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a Young man, namsd Peter Larry, .
sbrick!ayer. was overcome by stroke os
sshe sun, while working at his business
IN Church street yesterday morning,
and 5elng taken home soon alter dieu
- 9mes.
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A,oNNAY AUGUST 5 ale.
Charleaton. Julu 27

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT
Mr.. Peter Williams, young MAJ
employed as clerk in Mr. Knust's gro
ceiy, whilst bathing in the basin a.
Canon's badge, on Thursday evening
hs,, mharplly lost his life In diving
from the bridge he struck his head a
gainst sunkcn pile, which caused
his death soon after being taken from
.ire water.
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A distinguished gentleman OF Penn
sYlyania. who nose apd chin are bo
very long, and who has lost his tee,
whereby the nose and chin are brou;
pretty near together, was told, Il a.
afraid your nose and chin will ha,e
fight before long ) they approach ca
other very menacinely. am afia,
Tn myself (replIed the gentlems
for good mant qpords haue PASSED b.
queen rhem already Nv. 7. coAr.
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IS DOLLARS REV ARD.


I'D AN AWAY from the subscribsP
~ on the I4th inst. Geprge Pugdv.
an apprentice to the carpenters busis
ness, aged between g and 90 wears,
we'll made, FIVE feet ten inches, to six
teet high. He took with him one broad
cloth blue coat, four pair Of psnlsloons,
wo short jackets, -four shifts, three
pair cotton stockings. three waistcoass
Two PAIR line shoes one beaver hat, and
handkerchlels OF different kinds FiEs
cen Dollars will b. paid for scouting
said runaway in any Jail or workhouso
% that get him again, or as dollars
IT delivered 10 me in Alexandria
N, B Masters Of vessels and all O.
hers are forewarned not TO harbor, en-.
Ploy or take off said Sunawsy at their
peril.
S.dbf6EL BARTLR,
July 24.-3f
81 The Rdifor of me Richmond
EH9Airer IS requested 80 tnsers tie ab6ye
fb'ee ines and fyans0,ir HE aecount 70
fbts office fer hpymsaf,
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For hichnzond.
Tie g0,, Srer.
RESOLU fIt}N,

."uard Coles, master, To sail on Sun.
4" - morning next, will lake freight ON
-asonaoie terms, on application To me
master on board al B yncs wharf or
JOHN GRID.
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fH,. PACk.T SCHo.

an George Washington.
4sSsIh6 captain Henry, VIII sal, for
Norfolk on Monday next, the s.h Aup.
For freight or passage apply to The
master on board.
Aug 2
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Man was made to Mourn.
A DlRGE-[BY BuaNs ]

D1Ne1C----l nf DuaNS
WHEN chill November's suriy blast
Made fields and forests uare,
One ev'uing as WANDERED forth
Along Inc oanks ot Hyr.
spy,d d man, whose aged step
oeem'd weary, with care;
disface was iarrow'd o'cr wild years,
And heary was mis- hair.
Young stranger, whittier wand'rest
thou?
Began the revsfcnd sage;
Does thirst OF wealth my sep constrain
Or youthiui pleasures rage?
Of napiy prcsI with cares and woes,
loo soon thou hast began
o wander, forth with me to mourn
he miseries OF man.
The sun that overhangs yon moors,
Out spreading far and WIDE,
Where ,hundFeds labor TO support
A haugnY lordilng's PRIDE;
I've seen yon weary wiOtersun
vice forty times rerurO;
And cV'ry ime has added proofs,
hat man was made 10 mourn.
Nv.
y man! while in thy early years,
How prodigal OF time
Alis spending all thy brecious hours,
Thy glorious youthlui prime I!
Alternate follIes take the sway;
LiceDtious passions buI1
Which teiilold force gives natures law,
That man was made TO mourn.
".
Look moi alone on youthful prime,
Or maBheod's active might
Ian then is useful 10 his kind,
Sutforfed is his right
Be see him on the edge of life,
With cares and sorrows worn,
nen age and want, oh Illmatch'd
pair
Show man was made to mourn.
VI.
A few seem favorites of fate,
In pleasures lap carest;
Yet. think not ali the rich and great
Are likewise truly blest
But Oh +! what crowds in ey'ry land,
Are wTetched and forlor
fhrO' weary life TINS lesson learn,
That man was made to mourn.
VII.
Many and sharp the NUMEROUS ills,
Inwoyen with our frame
More pointed still we make ourselves,
Regret, remorse, and shame
And man, whose heay'n.erected face
The smiles Of love ado-n,
Mans inhumaHity to man,
Makes countless thousands mourn
VIII
See Yonder poor, o'erlabored wight
So abieei, mean, and vile,
Who begs brother Of ihs earth,
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TO LET.

. LF.
The DzDeiing HoHse and Ga, den, at
present occupied by the subscriber
possessions will be Given LIST pext
month. Also, the WGrehouse at the
corner of King and Payne streets
possession Immediately
CRAVEN L PEYTON.
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HUMOROUS.

Just arrived. Mons. De La TokafYe,
* has brought over with him bosom
1G the most lovely Constructions. wi.
lther inviting prominencjes after n.y.
ure. by which additions elderly ladies
nay pass f)r bellies Of five and twenty i.
LIS ar,h rial eyes are OF very bcauti-
ul assortment, brilliant black lam
uishing blue, ano every other des.
'p'ion, with or without eyebrows -
'ie has few sets of the right African
DRY teeth, planted in rose colored ena-
mel OF so curioua make that ladies' vi
'e hrSt rank may eat, drink sweas
e and talk scandal without The leas,
Inconvenience His viii e paste ar
'uge for cheeks and enamel for lIDg
re conscssedly superior TO the rosc AND
ily OF nature a few sets Of faye
md toe nails, either by the parcel q.
epata,ely.
Some years ago, there was sign
'eiore public house, on one side ~
which was painted a naked man, witt
us motto, " Tan the man qDho zoent 10
ia19 and loSpmy cause" On tie othe.
1de, tbeie was a MAJ, H. rGgs. win
' Toll wing MOTTO am tie man
Oho yeRt 10 !aw, and gained my
e4HSe.'
IN Indian chief being asked his OPT
ION Of cask Of MADEIRA wine pre-
sen.ed to him by an officer, said, he
bought it a juice extracted r. m va
ned's tongues and hons hearts, TO- Of
er he had ark bo;,te Of a.. he said
ne eoHiS TAX fer eSes and fgbt tie
depK
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pUNNING.

The last words of Tom Ash, IL,
punster, were My dear friends il
time for man TO look grave when l.
has one foo. there ever, Fl of cough
ing has put ne in mind oil my eoN,.
though d'ssotnse men the seldonrs
blink OF dissolution. This is srea,
alteration |, that supp rted myself
with good 7uine, must now he supporter
by small BIER. A fortune teller once
locke d on my hand, and said" FMS
man VIII be great traveller he wi
be at the Dief Of HORNS. and from
thence go to Rof-iS Bone !"-Now
seeing end' rstand this double mean
ing desire TO be pri~ateIy buried, Tor
think public funeral looks like Bury
fair, and the rites of the dead too oite.
prove zvrorgs 20 the living me think
the word itself best expresses the nun.
Der neither JeSO nor all A dying man
should not tdink of o6scgu;es, but 81
% sc quies Little did apprehe d you
would so soon see Steam under a tom6
stone. /. P. are no letter in deaths
alphabet: but he hiss not a half bit of
rilher- Every thing should put us 10
inind OF death: physicians assure as
that our very food breeds ii mus; so
that IN our dieting we may b. said t.,
dfe eating There is something omin-
Gus, not OILY in the name of the disea-
SEES, as al arhoea, al abetis, dy-sentery
but even In the drugs designed 70 pre-.
serve life, as di acordium, al apente di
ascordlum perceive DR. Howard
ard teel hon hard-thinks snal
dectdse before day cease--but. before
Gle, desire 10 give some advice TO
those who survive me. lie game8ters
consider that death is hazard and mas
sage upon the turn of die Let lay
gers consider 1t very hard cQse--a.c
le' fnHSfers consider it nard 20 die
testing, when death is so hard In digest
ing Here his breath tailed him, ant
ne C. pin ed.
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PRICE OF STOCKS,
alexandria Bank zoo 90
Potomac do. 100 90
Farmers do. so 90
MeehdnicS do. (S6 hsia) 6 90
Union do. har
Zeal Estate do. 80 diac
Maine Insurance far l3 90
Columbian do 2 her CT. adj
FIRE do har.
Washington Bridge tar.
Hunting Creek do. mar
Lifffe River Tarnhtke 100 paid $50 90
dkerandria do par.
Exchange on London, Is her. ADJ
u States stock 4 do
Treasury notes, 10 per cent In demand
All country paper below par. saIo
Merchants "a do.
Re,i Estate do. par
Specie IS per cent. but falling
EXCHANGE
Between Philadelphia and N. York
Tell from J 2 to 6 per cent last week.
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The following Verses may not be very
new To some Of our readers, but they
are very beautiful and cry high mind
ed, and must be az all times very &C
cep.a6ie - Richmond Enquirer
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New Publications.

Inst received for safe By the sutscHi5eyi
PhiEIippart's life # General NIoreaa,
Mss Williams's Narrative Of the
Events 10 France, since the landing Of
Booapagte.
The Paris Spectator, or
L'Herm;te de la Chaussee DAnan,
CONTAINING
Observations rpon the Partisan Man.
ners and Customs at the commencement!
OF the 10Th century.
Patience and Pe severance, a Novel
by Mrs. Holland, author of the Sister,
Iwanewna, &c.
Brackenridge's Journal Of a ToyaSs
up the Missouri in 1911,
brakes Natural and Statistical View
of Cincinnati and the Miami Country,
Rhymes on Art, Poem, By sIat1
Archer Shee,
De RaEce, do. by the Rev. J. W. Cur
bingham.
Felborg's Poems, translated from IL
Danish.
The Paradise of Coquettes. Poem.
James Kennedy and Son.
Apri a
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The Subscribers
april 5
( and for Sale.

YwvHE subscriber wishes to sell tract
g of Land in Fairfax county, con,
tanning $50 acres. From actual expert
ments, it is found to be well adapted to
clover and plaster, very mconstdera-
Die quantity Of which will make it sppe-
Ir;or land as at present the greater part
is really fertile. The situation of the
property is desirable, being about one
quarter Of mile from the stage road
leading from Alexandria to Occoquau,
ahd not farther from Mr.. Janney's mill.
and Accotiack creek, through which
channel the purchaser may convey his
produce to any market lying upon the
,ea-board Persons anxious to purchase
nay be shewn the land by Mr.. Keagh.
wing on the premises.
jobs III. .M'Carty.
March Is II
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Mr. John B. Dabney,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Court OF the District t'f
Of Columbia, to be held for the county OF
Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can be heard !; 1 shall
move that court to award Judgment a
eainst YOU in favor OF the common coap-
Gil of Alexandria, for the sum OF twenty
six dollars aud Eve cents, being the a
mount Of taxys due on your property on
Wolf-street, In the town OF Alexandra,
tor the years 1904, $, 8, z, % y, io'
II, 10, Is, Ia and l5-accordlng to the
act Of congress passed the 18TH febraa-
airy, 1904. ot,s,.s
Attorney for the common Council
OF Alexandria.
May 15--16 doln
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DRY GOODS.

Rs the ships Mount Vernon and Ocean
we have received variety OF British
DRY Goods, amongst which are
saper6ne cloths and cassimeres
Plain and frilled bombszets,
Stsckinets
Caheoes
Cambrics
Dimitles
Shmting cottons
Marseilles cuttings
Royal ribs
Brown hollands
Shawls
Handkerehieis ,r.
Colorea cambries, plain aud ifiilea
"a cotton aud linen checks,
Which will be sold ON reasonable
terms for cash or approved paper.
Janney, Morgan q 20
5th mo. rs Nv .
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JUST RECEIVED,
Pinkerton's Grand and
Elegant Modem tits

Now publishing in Numbers, beiuc a,
mss complete and beautiful thing 4 r.
Kind ever offered to the American pnS
lie. Six Numbers are already received,
containing
No. l. France, tie w. Indies & Jsm,.
9. Scandinayis, Germany NORTH 4
the Mayn, and Southern Ttalv.
s. North america; Chill; & South.
ern Africa.
4. Germany south Of tie Mavps.
the Pruss;an Dominions & SDsi,'
and Portugal
S. The U. States, Northern Part
the Spanish Dominions in NORTH
America, Northern part; andf.
Caracas.
G. The Northern Hemisphs,e; d.
Southern Hemisphere and North.
ern ITALY.
T Subscribers are requested tccsl
or send for their numbers, and those VII,
wish 10 subscribe will please % call on
fumes Kennedy 6 Son.
May Is colt
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New Almanacs.
s. 10, IN 4. steuurt,
VIRGINIA ALM,,al' MS
FOR TIE 1,sAs OF OUR ro.a =
-l0I6- A0

Country merchants and 9th J.,
ed with them BY the QUANTITY - IS ! s'psf.
est terms. vi 'heias.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and n+.,
pers' bibles, testaments, spelling p,
primers nd'histories-siates ana 0oet,
playing and blank cards, Ru r." eensb
Dutch quilts and ink Pow er D's'a nj
raj assortment Of Greek. L1t;n :. gen
g {! school books--nost of he % n a,a p
LEGATIONS Of tie day, and a larse ps stsl pub
standing works Vi merit. yiz.-oF" a;ocs g
and an Roman prayer books, psaIme '.n'll
hymn books, history and poetry. m, m., aa !
surgical and law books, tyc. A'euisa
He expects in a few DAYS s,,,,
German Almanaeks, and las lust 'r ria!
ed by the WiIhelmina from La l;, ,srss'
90, 900 English QuilIss
Of a good quality and chesn.-.E,,l...
waters in tin boxes-bIack lead no. , ny
and Dutch sealing wax. p'iHa'
g' " gross of Humphreys co0,..
plate playing Cards, first quality a ,u! |.
sorted sizes. N''u as'
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May II
GERMAN GOODS.
0Io,,3,e i T0f]eft

Charles 4 CdtleH
EYAsreeeived per the ship Orion. di
rect from Hamburg, and oilers fol
sale the following Goods, viz.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de.
canters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen,
CONSISTING of PlatiHas, Britannias.
Romans, Cholets, Creas. las
tadees, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth
White san, stout hempen Iicklenb1rss
Osnaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel of a superior qualit,
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demIohns,
Apotbecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All OF which will be sold on as goot
terms as they can be purchased in thu
United States.
Nov 2S
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LEMONS
Lindsay s. Hill

Hare inst receiced and for sale,
$4,000 lbs. best green coffee
l00,boxes fresh Sicily Lemons
New Orleans and West-India sugars.
b. the hid. and barrel,
irica, Turks-Island. ground alum,
Lisbon, Bouavista, and Liverpool blown
salt by the quantity, md
Flour selectedfor family use, corn, yc.
May 5
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Land for Sale.
May 1915

A Trac. of Lind is offered for sale
situate in Frederick county, Virginia
within one mile of Berryville, containing
70 acres. This land was formerly the
property Of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes OF
any of the Banks of the District of 20.
!umbia will be received in payment
For further particulars
Apply to tile Printer;
Nav Is q
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Shad and Herring
Harper and Fsnaall, have just rsceiv
ed and offer for sale,
$50 barrels prime Herring
$50 ditto ditto Shad.
May Is
Ran away,

Ran away,
On the LIST of May inst. between Alexan
dtIa and GeOrgt town,
A Bright Mulatte, named Isaac, a
"A boat twenty-one years of age
when from home generally calls himself
Isaac Sager, and passes for a white man
He has blae eyes, light hair, mole on
his left eye lid, his left arm has been
broke. perhaps may be discovered vet,
He is an excellent distiller, waggoner.
and a good farmer, and speaks the Ger
man language took with him a bay
mare, nine or ten years old, Is hands &
an inch high, the left hind foot white, and
a Notch in her right ear. He also took
with him about two hundred dollars in
Any person or persons taking up said
slave Isaac, and coufaing him SO that I
get him, shall receive Fifty Dollars Re
ward, and il brought home all reasonable
charges will bepaid, by applying to
James .4tte,a. or
Christian Miller,
Living in Woodstock, Shenandoah
County, Virginia.
Nav II s2st#
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NAV II
Fashionable isry locus.

The Subscribers have received by The
Ships Armata and IAriadne from Liver
pool, ninety packages se.sonable dry
goods, purchased by one of the firm, d.
rect from the manufacturer, for cash ;
which they offer on reasonable terms for
money or the usual credit for approved
paper. ,,,
May II
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BOSTON
Glass Manufa Glory.

|YM7DE proprietors of the BOs!U;'
& e CHELMSFORD CLASS Ma
lNUFACTORlEs, inform the pr9aS
that their Mandatory which vas o.
|stroyed by the hurg cane IN SeP'en,
her last, is rebuilt t, tn many ImPf''.
+ments and is nov in fail ope' atom AZ
saving Oh hand a supply OF she BEST m a.,
terials. are enabled to manufacture t'ops
and cylinder window Glass q he vi
6rst quality both for strength 'p' = p ~
liancy, aud flint glass ware eqaaI y nv ~,
superior 10 that imported fona hos, :,Ss,
Orders for Window fiass Of sl an,
kind from 6 by 8 to 90 by 80, or ! an,
glass ware including apcthecal's ''''
furniture, directed 20 u,,re
10 Alexandry',
CHARLES T. KUFFBR'.
At the Glass Maantact0fy' o.
Z. A. PEARSON, :. a.
At their Warehouse, 30. -
Marlborough street, Bost I; h.
will meet with due attention anu -
patch. ,res
March so N"0
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-20
Doctor Darrah,
STURGEON DENTIST,

Respectfully informs the Ladies ana
Gentlemen OF Alexandria, that ne mas
taken q room in NJ. sheaiher's house
IN R;no-street. where he will BE happy
TO wait on them in the line OF his pro,
'Iession. He inserts the best OF Enamel
Teeth from one to a whole sett, on ms
most improved plan. without pain Il, n tue ne
operatian-he cleans and mendS iee',
with Silver or Gold, to be as sound ana
Ks useful as ever they were--he extracts
Teeth, Roots and Stamps without lnju
|ry to the gums.
He has the best of Tooth Powder TO,
Keeping the teeth and gums agreeable:
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