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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
GaLeynatoriqi Election.


THERE has is,ely been published 10
most orshe democratic papers 10 this STATE
an electioneering address, recommending
Gen. Henry Dearborn for Governor OF ihis
Commonwealth, and among other things u
/ stated, tina, he was the particular friend o.
President ADAMS and Cen. WAsHiSoroN.
IF the merits Of Gov BaooKs and Cen
DK.sBoRS are TO be tested, and their lI'Ie
% public favor TO b. decided by TINS consid-
Grafton, we hesitate MT 10 assert, that the
former has the highest claims 10 the conh-
aence and supper, Of his fellow-citizsns.
II cannot be forgotten that Gen. Dear
born was decidedly Of that parry which, IN
1894 ana for several succeeding years, OPP
,sed and condemned the wise policy OF
Washington NJ 18th others Of the demo
cratic parry Of that period, h. was loud N
clamouss against Gen. Washington, for
the neutral policy lac adopted -ior his hrm'
ness in resisting French intrigues-tor his
preventing war with England, which The
drmoc rats then wiahed-and for the com
mercial treaty made wlth that nation, undei
which our country prospered in most re-
markable degree. Gen Dearborn was de-
cided and bitter in his opposition TO These
measures of Washington and when tina,
great patriot and statesman retired from
public life in 1897, Gen. Dearborn was one
OF those members of Congress who refused
e. call and tender their respects TO him.
These arc facts, which Cannot be denied.
And for this it was, that the great men OF
the South,lhe o?posers and rivals OF " ash.
ngton, took Geu. Dearborn into favor
His opposition was the same 10 President
Adams's administration, and in voting on all
questions of national importance and con
Germ, we fad Gen. Dearborn was with the
opposers Of that venerable patriot.
Gov Brooks, OH the contrary, possessed
the confidence both OF Washington and Adj
ANS in high degree. lie was made .
Brigadier General OF the u. States troops
in the critical period Of 1898, when the in-
dependence of our country was threatened,
and our rights and honor violated by reyo-
iutionary France.-W ashington designated
Brooks, with Knox, and Pinkney and OH
ers, to high and responsible stations. And
Adams consulted him on all occasion, ID re-
terrence TO The organization of the army OF
the U. States We should willingly, even
now, submit il to Mr.. Adams, which of the
candidates he thinks best fitted for Chief
Magistrate oil the Commonwealth and which
Is most deserving the suffrages of the peo-
pie for that his station. In all other res
poets, we think there can be no question
with any honest, impartial man which OF
the two Candidates is best qualified 10 pre-.
side over the public interests Of the respec-
table Stale of MASSACHUSETTS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
In the Houfs of Representatives,. Dec.
II, 1916. Read AM concuucd.
TIMOTHY BICELOW. Speaker.
A true Copy Atteit.
S. +. MCLEaRY, Clerk 81 tie Senate

An Asf in addition to an act. entitled " an
act 10 enable certain banks IN this
Commonwealth to fc,tle and clole thsir
concerns"
DE IL ecaeled, &C That all the hanks mentioned
- in the 81 emitted an AL 10 enah'e cen an
banks ~ this Commonwealth to ftttle sna cote
their concerns " illsll be aud they hereby are
continued bodis. corpora c for ali thsRu ffois'
for which the fad ACT was paffsd, FOR tae tpftaef
FERN Of .hree yeArs from the p-ih X ei Us a-t 2
aud tha' the laid sa be and the lame . hcrehT
continued "a force until the exoifaisr q Tie l&sd
Term of three years. PeGss De = ts'6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12

A Duel has been fought in Georgia,
between Mr.. Fell. editor of the Savannah
Republican, and DIR Proctor which AZ.
ter harmless difcharge of two fhots, !,
each other, was anicsb'y ietlled,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12

Fom he kentucky Pulse.
a concise History Of me iafe Har 6efqsecn
England and fmerica.
When was Lad Of twelve gears old, I
was frequently insulled by boy of fifteen.
lie being both Older and stronger than my
sell, was rather backward In coming IN
hs'', though was conscious, that nv sumo
nof "sPunk' and activity would set me-
equal with my bully, lift came 20 the . ui-
i'"'a ratio regain" that is, to battle. All last
could no longer bear his insults, and-I
gave the frsr blow. There we had il null
hair Gouge eyes Fist in The s,omncb.
ana then under tie shorr ribs; till we both
were -powerless-We had ms,
s'fehgth enough to rise, to part, and 10 I,ok
81 each other. SAYS lie az last "DidI
ho' Tell You, could whip you ?''-u You
eaaa0f' says |. his fist whip'd YOU. sir -
mai Is ialse, returned he am stronger
toah yoI - That is no such thing" an
s"efed /, I" am stronger than von - And
now the battle would have bren resumed
win redoubltd fury, lad il not been for 49,.
Noo's on our heads, the pangs in our ewes
ana s'ce'' and chiefly for want OF breath 10
second another rally. My antagonist II
last iorced smile upon lis face, reached
out ms hand 10 me and said, " Don't let M
PC tools 10 fight for nothing :" TYe u.
both stronger 90 FANCY
Oraer has been restored again AZ Prince.
lohtN - College. The sccognls og ,he
tate rio' ~ that institution are saia 10 have
oeen much exaggerated. About twelve
students viii be expelled.
= Aladtid paper, Of the 2sth Oct. states.
'Aat The King OF Spin, intended d send !
special Minister 10 the United s,a,~s. -
usinand explanations. respecting the sun.
poF' given 10 bis South American Pro,in.
Crs. o''-'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-12
BY THE Mills.
Nun mas formed for Societg."
CoLLECE THEME.

z" MN 1'ds formed for Society"
CoLLECE THEME.
A a meeting Of the Inhabitants OF the
Ia th, halt way between this and the moon
on the blank day oil blank, there was gen.
eral sroan, for the growing greatness OF
general dePravity in the guilt below
ter pause which pierced the minds of All
parties, and lamentations for the ignorant
OF our progenitors, since all admitted that
the world was wiser than il had ever been
besore-the meeting requested MIR. Icha-
bod Fudge to take the chair, and formed
A SOCIETY.
The Society thus formed came into the
world Ike US feeble mouals without name
whether II should gel one Of the mas line.
feminine CT neuter gender-coud not be
determined until the objects for which the
society was made were found out. A com
mlt'ee was therefore appointt 10 determine
70 what new purpose society could be ap-
piled ana report al an adjoutnment.
Atan adjourned meeting the followtaq
report was made amidst The raptures Of The
audience, which shouted lis DELIGHT :, The
prospect q osins able 10 found Scclefy.
which had never before been though, Of and
TO mud name iorit too, descriptive and ye,
requiring oui Ole hyphen, nAnle not 10, a
bur univ eI sal.
REPORT.
Tour Committee appointed at tie last
meeting have laboued N the service assigned
'nem' and after seatching with unaesr,ed
d'''senee Tor an object to which new society
co0il DC applied have met with lUconceixs-
bic dithcuilirs-their duty stared ,Lem r,n.
SANITY ~ he tace-their appointment ga.
general, and all ihe world was impa,ient q,
'ile result. Nothing local would 10. and Il.
use' mere 'he ground was already occupi.
GU hey cannot therefore cxfrrSS tl,a,,
sfa'''0ae al hapFy discovery suggested ~ !
leathea Hiember u Three hundred ami si,ty.
I'VE aocielies, and winch, although 4 81.
ln'ehoed ior an annual meeu.s. ofooe " ia,
a's'i'O''grs, yet he genetslly impaired !, !,
'hen.--four Committee iecccmne~g ! NJ. I
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-29

crimson, which colour snfteBS as you
approach her land change the fosns
Of light into a soft indian plns "' a
mixture of rose colour and i'ia"--
Her coantenanre is ania,aiinS ani
pIeasing. notwithstanding the pale.
ness Of her complexion, and Nin'e eye
truws and eye-lashcs.
Her manners and conversation are
reported to he we'll bred and accom-
pIished-and her ts,neanour tistIn-
gu;shed by modesty aud feminine Dig
nifty. She speaks French aueBtiy and
is said to sing with taste
The eyes OF this race Of beings are
so weak that they cannot endure The
light of bright day /: and yet when
tue moon shines they Gan see as keen
/, as ordinary human eyes can in
perfect light. They are altogether DIES
iitute of That black membrane called
the urea the iris is perfectly white
and the pupil Of rose colour.
The whiteness Of the skin and
hair is ascribed by NJ. Bazzi to the
absence of the rete mucosum which
in his judgment, gives colour to the
cuticIe, and to the hairs that are scat
tered over it. In proof Of this OPT
MON he alleges a we'll known factthat
If the skin of the blacklist horse be a
nv where accidentally destroyed. the
hair which afterwards grows will be
perfectly white, because the rete mu-
cosum is never regcnerated with the
skim Boston Iatslliseacer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-29
Philadelphia. SEPT. IS.
FROM NE NETHERLANDS

-
Communicated Tor .he Amer. u. Adv'r
Extract of letter from gentleman tn
his friend in this city, dated Lsghorr
Roads, Jals Il, 1917.
NEAR SIR,-Ne sailed from M-hoa
ON the sih 1t June, With the squadron.
and anchoi ed in the Bay OF Msrseill-s
two days afterwards. The PTatlfue otii-
Ger sent two ueD on board Is a guard,
till the council should meet, which has
the regulation Of quarantine sffaIis. II
il comInun in several OF the Medi,errsne-
an ports 10 send this guard on beard
ships in quarantine, with the ostensibie
view oi see ne ti.at they 40 hot inirinse
any OF the quarantine laws; but believe
they are spies kept on board TO sill out
the objeci of the vessels in Coming into
the po,t.
We found CleoPatra's Barge. and The
British iiigate Isgus, captain Du. das.
here. The Tagus Is. without exception,
the neaiest rIgscd ship ever saw, and
is kept 10 elegant order. She sailed Tor
Malta TIE day sl'et our a'iN-i' ihey
hs, Blush embas.ads r TO The grand
agu,oi Oh board, aud viii carry MIN to
C,n,ia' nop'e.
,e .aluled he town with Fl guns,
Y,hich was returned, white IL r.mb, T
Of gun. IA he wel-, "Idvr ever heard.
The beauty Of a salute cnBsist, IN he
reguiau, Cf tiae BETA cen the in,er'al,
OF fr,ag Tar French PAID no sttennon
to ;nis 80 r.Jur ig ouis.
TN he tbirG daI alter our arrival We
we're lLtomr1 that We were guaranteed
for fifteen DAYS from tie tar We dropl
cur aGchOI, on account O; havitg MIR.
| Stale. OF board; tie usual gua sut,ie
from Port Hahon being but ten days iruh
the day ves,ei lei "a port. Nj. oha.
Ter had then teen Iron AlgIers AZ DAYS
and resolved p'stiq2s III two dife,eu,
ports. The eaInmyaore consider, d hi.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-29
ExrRloRDISARY GROWTH.

Pleasant Jdileg, Fir. Sept. 90.
MIR. ) owDES-I this day measu-
red a stalk of corn in my brothers
cornfeId. which is nine feet eight IN
che4 from the ground to the top OF the
ear: also, in the same field. branch
of a pumpkin vino. which measured
thirty-two feet six inches. Z. d.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-29
Marx how the subtle Frederick H.

..,sd Z, This When Frinkiin
appIied to him to lend his assistance 10 -
PRAY. D octor,' sad the old fox OF rfo'-
sia, what is Uhe object your eonHtryHsn
mean to attain - Liber tv. SIRE reP'isn
Fr,nklio-@Lih- rty, that freedom winch
;s the bi,thright f man. ALTERS shT'
pause the king made this memorable an
sw.r: .Iwas born a p ince, ara be-
come a king, ard will not u.e the pow
Or nossess to the RUN Of my own
,r,5e-I was born to command and the
PEOPLE were barn to obey."-lhls vas
with respect to himself. sasaci0u'-0u' IT
was an exercise Of sagacity against good
cause.-Shail we incur the two-foid fault
Of acting tooii.hIy to ourselves, and there
bv OF inju1ug the cause OF freedom
We hope net.
Blu, how, it is asked, will this, If We
do il. affect Us with the s"rereisns OF
Europe To this question We cannot
possibly be abe TO give direct answer
nor i . direct one necessary. Our bust
meas is to do that which truth, honesty
AID GU national honor demand Of Us. II
the powers II Europe will quarrel VITA Us
for doing it in this way, they must De
bent upon gasrteiliRg With Us; ana vii
no, want a pretext, thorgh there we're no
insurgents in south America, for striking
mn q riot. In which ca.e We should
scarcely have so noble a"d SIrtueOs Z
cause to fight ior.--But We 'hinkh' must
be sadly at los for arGoHe"t N t.'s
occasivn aho resorts IL that to!ic ior a
supply; aud he mast have read the PFC
ceedinss ui the British Parliament 10 'e-
ry little purpose ~ho harbors the least
suspicion Of BIi.isa interference.
While we thus give cu' feeble vci7e,
30 far as it vii! g. 70 he great ge"era!
cause Of tie : eth American TevolU'icn
ISIS. we cannot bat lament. ard wil! ne
We. omit IN occasion Of calling upon our
country tn ST lis face against those e1-
tran ous operations undertaken oE te-
res ed irdi :.uass, whether their object
be evide tIy .ell POPULATION ard Piuhdei
such as are tie piratng vessels under
the name Ut p ivateers-cr e'eh dHoIoas'
UGH as the Amelia Island entarTrlZe-
70, these dishOusr the tue cause, and
lust diminish It's forces. daaii It's opera
tons and distract it, csuuse.s. And one
reason Why every cRe should wish to see
acknowledged ENJOYS from III" he chefs
Of south America received in neutral
countries is. that they would concert
practicable mean. and procure their ez-
ecGtion. to stop those disgraceful lractI-
ces. At all events re entertain the most
lively confidence in the wisdom Of cur
government and in the spirit Of Congress,
that every thing will be doae which Ousht
10 be done on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-29
ruERE,rrIFrL ALBINEss.

The female known in England. and
uuon the continent Of Earope by this
a',neliation has lately arrived at Qae-
berk. AVID Intends Ia visit the United
States. The race Of Albinos is sepa-
rated into two denominations the
srst are the white negroes of Africa,
Who have light hair. blue eyes. and a
white body, resembling Europeans
when viewed at distance, but upon
a nearer approach the whiteness IS
male and liyid ; tae secoud are those
Europeans who have pink or red eyes,
and white or nearly white hair, eye
brous and eye lashes. The instan.
res upon record Of the existence Of
the European Alhinos are not nume-
rous. Two boys at CbaRouni are
mentioned by NJ. saussure. the iris
Of whose eyes was rose coloured, anu
the paoiI when viewed in the light aP-
peared red. In their infancy their
hair, eyebrows. eye-lashcs and the
down Of their skin were very fine and
Of a perfect milk white but at the
age of about twenty two or twenty
FIVE. the hair was Of a reddish cast
add more strong.-Mr. Bazi, surgeon
70 the hospital at Milan. dissected a
peasant in 1884. Of about thirty years
Of are, of this description of persons,
fer the purpose of accounting Tor The
physiological peculiarities OF their con-
formation. 4 fact related by this
surgeon seems to throw some light
upon the subject" A woman OF MI
Ian had seven sons Of Mhom tue eldest
and the two youngest had brown hair
and black eyes, and the other three had
white skins, white hair and red eyes. y
The pane Of the subject OF this ar
ticIc is Harvey and she vas born ot
English parents, in town IN Essex
within farty FIVE miles of London.
They had six children, three OF whom
inherited the same dark complexion
with themselves and three, including
the Albiness. were Of the same extra
ordinary appearance. She is about
Is years old, and her two brothers
were In the year 1916 exhibited at
Harlem. sHer hair is most wonder
ful; il resembles the appearance OF that
ofthe beautiful Angola goat. except
ing in point Of length. 1t has beau
tiful glossy texture but IS rather
coarse, and she preserves its beauty
by frequently imnersing it in warm
water, aud never uses either a comb
or brush. Her eyes are apparently
m a state Of continual MOTION, over
which she has no contrOui. and at a
. distance appear to be almost a or'sh'
"a lsck oi It has been presented to
tie Boston .Atheneun-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-29
From the Erctsr UafeknHR.

FrOm ttg k-TCfST " alc0blas-
S>S<
On sacred star Of evening tell
In what unseen, celestial sphere,
Those spirits OF the perfect dwell,
TsO pure to rest in sadness here
Roam they the crystal fields Of light
Ver paths alone BY angels tired
Their robes with Heavenly lu,te bright
Their hsme-she Paradise Of God!
Soul Of the Just! AID eanst thou soar
Amidst those radiant sp' eres sublime
Where countless hosts Of heaven adsre'
ThrO' the uubcpnded narchof time
And canst thou join the sacred choir,
Thru Heavens high dome the strain
to raise;
Where sersPhs strike the sciden Tyre
IA everything notes ef praise
IN who eoald heed me chilling biass
That blows DER times eyen'fnl sea,
I'D on'd to hail, those Periss rast,
The bright wave Of eternity:
Aad VINO tie sorrows would not bear
OF such transient world as tins,
When uaPe displays, beyond lis care,
So fair al enhance lato bliss
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-29

TRoMAs H. HowLASD, ESQ Was BY
the Board Of Directors OF tie bank oil
Ale1andria, elected, on MONDAY last,
Director Of that institution.
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Tea, Coffee, &C.
NEANDEVILLE y. LARMOUR Of
WI fer sale,
90 chests ! Gunpowdcr & Imperial
so boxes TEA
40 chests Young Hvsun do
400 bags Green Coffee
60 do East India do
80 80 S SSis' Museoraao Sugars
81 bids. Barbados bright Molasses
10 puncheons West India Rum
10 do Northern do
SO SO S Spis Penn. Rye whiskey.
u pipe 5th prf. Irish do I yrs. old
90 dozen old Superior ,!aret
40 do low priced do
60 bags Jamaica PimentO
30 do black Pepper
100 lbs. fresh Nutmegs
40 casks London refined Saltretre
With their usual assortment of Wines,
Liquors and Groceries, for cash. or at the
usual credit to pnnctual customers.
ALSO FOR SALE,
From their factory on Wnter-street.
Brown Soap Warranted to be
Mould and of the
Dipt Candles Best Quality.
n. B. They will give the market price
for TallOw. August 10.
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Eagle Tavern, Georgetown
May 10


TsNHE subscribers respectfully inform
\ the citizens of the District, that
they have taken the large and cOmmo
dious public house in Water-st. George
town, between Jefferson and Cong. ess
streets, lreIy occupied by Mr.. Hunt,
which has undergone a thorough repair,
and is now ready for the reception of
company. The eligibility of the situa
ton will render II convenient resort
for travellers and the local advantages
it possesses, will, the subscribers trust.
secure II 2 share of the public patronage.
CH tRLES GIBSON
THOMAS TYDlNGS.
June is #
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John Jackson < Go. q.
OFFER FOR SALE,
IN bales burIaps
IL 2 snper cloths
2 Osnaburgs
4 tickleuburgs
1 case dowlas, superior quality
oaes India cOttons
9 bales bombazetts
trunk rs London chintZ
Q trunks prints, good patterns
Q cases cords and yelyets
cotton hose
Q trunks super g;nghams
do camcrio do
case tapes
| jaconet cambrics
9 brown holland
Irish linen
9 umbrellas
The above described goods were pur-
chased for cash at auction in New-York
anu will be sold 10 merchants al small
advance 10 lots TO suit them on accommo-
uuNinS tclDs.-thC1 HdNC dlSV'
9 cases French hats
9 silk hats
4 felt do
S morocco, kid and silk shoes
boots and shoes,
Together with great variety Of dry
goods and groceries, which will be sold
at very reduced prices,
They are receiving goods daily, SO that
a constant supply of well selected goods
is kept up, ailordins to merchant. an op-
portunity of supplying themselves with
whatever may be wanting at the most
reduced prices. Their assortment at all
times will be found well worth the atten
ton of purchasers, and to those who pur-
chase largcly,a liberia! credit will be given
for approved paper. Nav 16
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India China,
TONSJSTlNG of
y Tea and dining sett,
Pint bcwls (enamellcd)
Evening cups and saucers
Dining plates (i4t and deep
Desert plate. I'd and Sd sizes
Also, few pipes superior
l.. p. Muipiu Vine,
Just received per the schn'r Henry Clay.
For sale by
CHARLES ]. CA'TIETT,
sept. 9 Twins villa (.
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Whjsk ey, Rum, &c.

Whjskey, Rum, &c.
ENiE subscribers have just received
Il and offer tor SALE,
10 hhds.} WHISKY
II bbls
4 hhds. rum
4 hhds. Jaraica spirit,
pines French b andy
ditto Holland gin
5000 VT. green coffee
10 hhdS. sugar
4 bales cotton
60 chests Young hysOn 4 imperial
10 boxes figs Teas
10 do fia blue
AND IN STORE,
Pepper alspice; ginger; cloves nut
megs; apple brandy molasses, etc. etc.
All Of which will be sold on accouImnda- :.
Ting terms. CHICK < CT iRKEN
sent. IS Ter'-a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22

Double Block Tin Ware. &c.
I'd ENG DESTROYS Of selling out, the
I'D subscriber offers his STOCK ON
HAND, consisting OF an elegant assort-
ment of Double Block Tin Ware, with a
general assortment Of Plane do. at very
reduced prices, wholesale or retail. APP
ply at the Factory, opposite the Gazette
printing office WIN. MOORE.
iugn.t "a It
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMWACS, for 1918,

Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand.
a large stock of writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts.
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works OF merit. A gene al assert
ment of
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Alexandra Public Baths

H'NAdIINtId UUlIC bdtIIo
ENiE public are respectfully informed
4 that the Bath House adjoining the
Theatre, is now ready for the reception
of visitors-there is large room exciu-
siyely appropriated for ladies'. The pub,
lie house is now entirely excluded from
the bath house. so that persons visiting TO
bath will net be incommoded by persons
not coming for the same purpose
THOMAS SHIELDS.
Nav 10 #
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School Books,

Among which ate, the Greek and Latin
Classics. Dilworth's, Wcbstcr',, Mavor's,
Comley's, hurray's, Columbian and PHI
ladelphia spelling book, Murray, Web
ster's, Ashes and Coml.y'- grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader.
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New York Rcsder.
No. |, 9 aud 8, SEQ t's Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, GoIdsnith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs.er's Selgclon,
American >peaker. DodsIey's and CroE
all's Fables, Glars Grammar of hcmis-
try. O'Ne4I's and NiIiet's Geography,
Dilworth's. Tutors, Jesse's y Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheii,'an's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Atlassc; and Maps,
etc etc. together aith large stock of
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe.
raj discount, August2l
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K Darrah.
SURGEON DENTIST,

SUltGEO.F DE.fIIST,
R ESFECTFubLY gives notice to
N the ladies' and gentlemen of Alex
andria and its VIC nifty, that he has re-
turned to BIZ, old stand, MIR. Atklnson's
house, in Faicfax->treet, where he will
continue four Or five weeks, and will
b. happy to wait on them in the luc
Of his profession. He MAKES and IL
scrts the best of Artificial Teeth from
one 10 full! sett, in the best manner-
lie cleans, mends, plugs and extracts
Teeth, Roots and Sumps in the best
manner.
september 2 tuths5w