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Twenty Dollars Reward.
Ran away from the .Jablsv.6srs, near
Alexa1drla, on Friday the 18th ia>
FAINT, a Negro Woman named
N E. L i Y:

a BOUT IS year, Of age, s feet !, or inch:
N e. high, dark complexion--She had on !.
when Che efcapcd, calico jacket and white yarn
.petticoat-She was formerly the property OF I6e-
mas ClaAfas, fate Of Maryland, Prince Georgia
county, near the Head Of Elk, and purchafed by
the irblcribers.
. ANY perfon experimenting faid runaway, and
occurring her in any Jail in thi, tate or MARYLAND,
lall be Untitled to the above reward, and all req.
fenable expences paid.
THOMAS HUGHES.
JOHN WILSON.
Iuly 40. ec4tf
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You may take it for granted TELL none of this
isft Cleaning II is TIE a.e fort only that +
dsfpofe of and can aotd to fell it AZ the corn.
mon price with cleas, cesecience, whichis much
more agreeable to- me than mixing with patex
fcolnmonly called walhiogl my milk, Of giving
Icsut mealuse. rruaing thai my neighhofs in
general, Enough / doubt not bat many of them
already practice it, will thank me for communi.
eating this improvement in economy, Ihope you.
will sobhge US by publilEing it in your paper
Being yoarhumble fervant,
81 SAMUEL SAvEwELL.
THE following Ode. written for the occafon,
wa. flung at che feRival Of the Young Federal
3 Republicans, Of Bottom. the 18th infant.
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W LLIAM Ok l. E 7

MAS ON HAND,
rY5ieb be will dgtsis Of on terms aSVasfSss's'
to the ba,ebajsr', Jar e4,@ Or notes.
The following Articles, VIE
Supefrns and fecond cloths
Keyieymeres and fwandowns
Be.r&ins and fearnonghts
Duran.s and callimancoes
Bombazets and wildbores
Common and boil'd cambles
Silk. cotton, ard worried holsrs
Eaglll extra long ELK gloves
Silk twiR aad thread
Diaper and comnon tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marfeilles
Lace,, edgings and g!mps
Elegant black and white lace veilis
Patent do. do.
Satin peelong and elk handksrchlst'
~, o.s, and 81 Cambriek maii'na
India Jaconet do.
: Fustians, bsckran, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Caddies, and enc Trunk
fix and cotton lings.
Jannary 7.
~ A few Copies ofthe american
Gardener, for lale by Robert Gray, ~
xipg-hssia
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IRISH WHISKEY.

The fublcriber has on hand about
isso gallons WHISKEY, made laa Ch'iRmas
from matted barley, which is Of an excellent
quality. 1t is now offered Tor ials to private ia.
miles, by the gallon, at four fnillinss and fix
pence, or BY the barrel at four hlliogs and three
pence LAT his houfe near the brewhoufe.
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandra, Auguf I. dom
N. B. The few that have drank Of this Whit
key give it the preference to Brandy. There 's
no doubt of its being wholeiotne fPirit. Its
being manufactured in the town, fhouh be
farther Recommendation IL tn. citizens.
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N o r I c =.
The Subscriber

The Subfcrlber
Whss to RENT or SELL, the foIlow'ny
Properly, on K'ag-frsst, v'z.
FeHE CORNER STORE, lately occupied
/ by himielf the fana is equal to any in
town for retail aore, AMI viii be rented very
cheap. Alto, the HOUSE lately occupied by
Doctor Hall; the hosfe is very convenient and
in good repair---this alto will be rented bar.
gain if applied for immediately, For terms, APE
ply to
THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in bis ahienee to Mrs. Hsf0s, living on the
premfe..
AuguR s. du
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public Salt.
On FRIDAY Rext,

On FRIDAY next,
,,,,laek will be fold at the Vendus Store
Ii' z u M
~. and bis. Freach Brandy in pipes,
c;aiu pipes and bis.
Slaar and Apple Bandy in bl'.
,.,,r "a hhds. tisrcss aad bis.
GS;,. ,sd brown Soap and in b01s.
M " and dipt Candles j
p D';sn, a kegs, boxes and jars,
y,s,i. kegs and trails,
ns,.n', Ware in crates,
H0usEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
AVariety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
n0aa,. Plains, Kerfeys, Negro COtscn',
S.rg:,, ElaRicks, blue Friezes,
cainancOe., RuHsls, Yarn Stockings,
CEa,rss and Callieoes,
Trim Linens, Sileia do.
O,paburg, and Ticklenburgs,
,Mp,iu and Muslin Handkerchief,
j,G, Mu,lins and Table Clothes,
p,adauaa Handkerchiefs,
c,oura Threads, Hats and sundry other
riitsi :, ~,
De-. %.
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LAWRASON 3FOWLE

LAWRASON 6 FOWLE
Have jse ,eesiv.d, BY tbe brig Ha,m'.y, R'6f'f
B. Hall, mafer, from Bsf'n.
Z bales bea Beerboon Gurrahs
8 do. Sewing Twine
? : s ss, In YsS.f Hy''' FRESH TEAS
20 boxes bsa Spanuh Segars
, pipes arH quality cognae Brandy
40 barrels N. E. Rom
s hhds. retailing Molaaes
barrels Sperm. Oil
few boxes Sperm. Candles
90 boxes brown Soap
And quantity Of Platter Paris.
July 6. -------.-.------.---
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10 pipes well flayar'd Holland
Gin,
90 caks Dutch Linfeed Oil,
10 bales German Ticklsnburgh
! cafe Britannias,
/ do. PIatillas Royal,
Jua Imported from Rotterdam,
In the brig Nancy, SPald'nS,
AND FOR SALE BY
+ s. 7. NoueA.
WHO HAVE IN STORE,
A few pipes old Madeira Wine, ut
for immediate uie,
Three hhds. old Grenada Rum,
Three eaks Clover Seed,
Ten pipes 4sh proof SPaaih Brandy.
o. Ca& g:Uen for Otter and
MINI Skins.
April IS. d
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or w. ID. SIMMS has commend
ed the P,adiet S Law, and means to attend
the Cou.ts of Alexandria and Walhisgton coun.
ties, in the diaref Of Columbia-.the Wincheasr
D5Aries Court in Virginia, and Prince Georges
and Charles Casns5 Courts, in Maryland.
AupuR IS. d3x
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TUNIS c. r A V E N,
HAS 9ILGT RECEIVED,

HdO 1TOO4 NGLLy III,
An slsraa, sf1ortmcni Of goods, feleaed !fren
the iateR inportations, in Phila.
delphia and Baltimore.
--AMoNG WHICH ARE
sn,erare cloths and coEourcd sambsickss
caaineres, Dim''es,
cer,on csalmerss, Ga 90, Cambriek
White and caonrsd mullins,
;..ns nankesns and India, book, aeonet
fnG;,ns. and null null, muf-
Long and h0rt nan. ms
kc.ns, oolohsue sna 'ionpa'
Ilse do. req RnPea cssnDilek
White and eoloured aitto'
narieilles, Lace,
wa;aco,,;ng, ga, Lace hawls,
Ia rs, 1fifh lin. Long otto,
nsrs ,one lawns, Super brocaded do.
q Stirling cot. Ensli(h and French flk
7on. gloves.
1,;(b and Flanders facet. Kid dtto,
;,a Pic mic mitts,
pls,t;ll.,. Englifb fplit araw boa.
Brittanias, he",
SileGas, Maota,s ana oaa0ah"'
S;IL eo,,or and thread handkerchiefh
boserv. Bastas,
Diaper table cloths, Mammooies'
N,nk;ns. Gcrrahs, sc. ice.
Chintz callicoes and
All of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices
May Ca
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mo. 1883.
N % 7 | C e.

The fubfcriber, Administrator tothe
efate and effects Of Eagene Hanly, deceafed, re.
suefs all perfons who have claims agai1t the az
tats, to bring them forward, legally anthsnti4
Gated, for fsttlemeDt and thsfe iHaehted viii
plsafc to make immediate payment.
William Oxley.
AupuA ~
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Belona Gun-P Powder.

Belona Gun-PoWder.
:
7sG received and for Sale BY the ja6-
1c1ibsrs,
Il quarter cafks gelona Gnn-Powaer, OF
hyperion quality.
AIfo,
10 chefs Young Hyion Tea, and
10 Barrels New England Rum.
Lawralon 81 Fowle.
AuguR ~.
FINE SALT.
5000 bufhels fine Salt, or board
the loop Hope, at E. Janney's whals, Tor iAle,
by 49,,
FIewes & Miller.
Aagaa .6.
TUNIS CRAVEN
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
s puncheons Jamaica Rum, OF
fgE srior quality.
$ B Bsar.i. Ns~-E's'''d Run.
Which he will fell low, for cath or aPproVea
negotiable notes.
Augue 2s.
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20 K 5 A L E,
100 barrels prime Beef,
50 do, Pork, Is
hhd,. and bbls. continental Rum;
hhds- Molsfes,
butts real Holland Gin,
IL csAs black eyed Peas,
900 facks Liverpool aae Salr,
30 boxet RaiGns,
half pipe aad q es. eaks Londoa Rsr
tisular Madeira,
5000 lbs. Coffee,
esiss felt Hats aGasteI, fuisable to the
ST. Domingo Market,
so barrels prime Hsrrings.
WILLIAM H0DGsON.
JaIy 90.
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Jua Publihed,
Ind for Sale by Cotton q Stesusrt,
A Key to Mylfery of 1nlqulty
OR AN
AddrkG to Men, Of Condor and
Iovsrs ef Truth.
BY JOHN WEST;
Of Fairfax Csssty.
This work contains compenditiua
.de6aaieal hiaory, accompanied with the auth2r's
elections; proving msdtrs tpgtOtay to be fpr
r,ous, and human lsgilatIsn in the Church II
uiurpation, &c. IS.
May s.
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Tut Received,
Axd tey( ait BY TIE Ss5lfri6er,
cafe black taffeties
do. bandanoss, rcd and brexn
30 barrels pork
Efence of ipruce in jars
A large lcal. beam, bottoms land ..wc;phtn
complete.
JOHN G. LADD.
Aupuf le.
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AGRIcuLTURAL..

A method to proven: lnpt damaging wheat, Wits
fome remarks on che culture Of the fame.
have found that three pecks Of feed is lu6s,,
cient for one acre of gxonnd OF all kinds OF foil
and ltrcngti, If more be TOWN. on the acre, the,
talks Of q great number OF them viii not crow
TO their full height, nor the ear 70 It's proper.
Gze, nor kernel to ts full bigEefs, and the weight
will be from Z to spounds ieh IL TIC buihei.
Lam fenGble many farmers viii. eppofe this.
practice but they will fee the Utility Of il If,
they viii Try II for il IS certain thai land will
bear about tie quantity yearly, and ii ia fraw,
then the kernels mua be. fewer and fmal,ef.
/ There is asosset particular that the farmers,
Tail IN yesy much tisat is, in eu.;rg their wheas
before it is perfectly dry; which IS alinoa the
Only rcaion OF sAe fmut troubling them. con-.
monty let my whcst Aand !argsr thaHn.y neigh
bors, and never have been troubled with fmut,
except when / sought ny eed; from atich
have concluded that it aas the time OF haIyelling
that prevented fmut from Damaging -four. About
thirty years 6uce bought crop onthe ground,
it proved 60 be very fmuity nearly one 9Th.
thought to Try whar would prevent its dsnlag.
ing the -four accordingly | Ter it fand till l.
was quite dry, 10 tat when cut, III birding,
the grcund YVES checked under tie beaf. When
thralhed it there was no !mut to be lcen. Ever.
fnce, by the fame method, have found the fame
good effrf. Wheat that is tarveGed after thi.
manner will be as good for feed as il there had
besn no ftnat amoag il. Farmers arc OF opinion
if their wheat fhe!ls in binding there is greas
lois bnt they are miaaken; there is greater
lofts in thresing wheat that is harveRed before is
is dry than is '.afed in travelling when il ia over
dry TO tefnsd.) II ,he,e is :aay iniut in wheae
that fwests n the leaa degree in tae nov, il will
certainly iu.sA the kernel, and by that uxans
[mus is psopaga,sd.
Curling wheat with a cradle is pefnicious, for
it collects great quantity Of green weeds, sc.
which before it is dry is put into tie NOW or
tack, and will certainly fwea., and by that
means the fmut, which is light, will be carried,
with the team through rhe whole NOW or ffaok
--befides, the cradle cuts off that, which # lefr
faDding would earich the ground. =.
have but little expectation that fhek re-.
marks will at peleut aaiwer my honef insen-
tions for we find that education and tradition
have 70 bound down psoPie, that there is no
moving them, ..es their principle, or practice be
ever 70 aofurd. But as interea is the great
fpriIs in all our Actions, hop. fome will be in-
dSeed to pay attention TO shs experiments made
forty yeais BY a FARMER.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

The Members ofthe EeMingtoa So
eaety, of Alexandria, are nereby mott.
he'd, that a regular aated meeting Of
the iald Society will be held at Mr..
Gadfby's hotel, on Thurlday next, the
4th Of July, at. half paf 10 O'Clock, in
the forenoon. The Society will move
in procef1ion precifely at y o'clock,
to the Epiicopal Church, where an
Grafton will be delivered by one Gifts
Members.
By order efthe Standing Committee,
G. DENSALE, Secretary.
18th June.
". B. The Members of the Socie-
ty are respectfully informed, that their
Diplomas are ready to be delivered.
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FALLS OF NIAGARA.

Two different views OF this stupenelous
cataract, on scale of about 80 by % In
chcs, have lately been published in Lon
don, by Mr.. John Wander Lyn. native
of Kingston, in this state. This young
gentleman under the laudable patronage Of
individuals, whowere wishing to reward
merit, has obtained degree of emineuce
as painter, which Is surpassed but by few,
if any, of his profession in America. He
is now raaking tour through Europe, un-
aefashe patronage, we understand, of the
society of the fine arts in New York, for
the. purpose of enricbing the collection of
paintings &c. belonging to that institution.
Mr.. Wander Lvn spent considerable time,
and probably exerted his best talents in
delineating correctly the Falls of Niagara,
on the spot; his labours procured him
high encomiuns from the amateurs in
painting, and the plates are correct copies
of the originals, executed by the first en-
grayers in London.
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PATROCLUS.
PARIS, April FL.

PARIS, April FL,
Arts and Sciences. There appeared a
few DAYS since upon the, Sun, large spot,
with nuclei, which l observed in 9 degrees
north of the solar equator. 1t differs little
frouethe beautiful spots which made use
of in order to determine the SUMS rotation,
the memoirs of the Academy for 1756.
and seems to confirm the discovery made
at that time, by showing that there are
some places in preference to others where
The large spots are formed. Perhaps they
are mountains which collect and retain
scoria Of this immense furnace. The pa
rallel that is nine degrees south of the
solar equator abounds most in great spots.
These spots with two nuclei. which haye
appeared at different periods, seem to me
TO set aside the system Of volcanoes sus-
gested BY MIR. HerscheI: there cannot be
two volcanoes so near to each other, and
yet remain without intelmixture, aud al.
ways separated by slender thread of
Gght. De LA+ANDE.
The minister of the interior, short time
since called on Nj. Bourdier, an ingenious
watch maker in Magazine street, for the
parpose,o of examining clock, eentrived &
executed by this artias. X is intended for
the king of Spain. This clock is II feet
high the sub.base is circular, resting on
car,asides, which support a number5of ar
cades, through which the machinisna is
seen. Just above these arcade is bason
soreceive water, which issues as from so
many springs, from the bodies of four CHI
meras, which sustains aleser bason, where
the waters which seem to spout out from
the prows of four gallies are united that
being adapted to the four sides Of a pedis-
tai, on which Trlan's pillar is placed.
This column is covered with bas.reliefs,
representing the provinces of Spain and
their principal productions. On the spiral
which separates the bas.reliefs, the hours
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!. Inconsistency, that the
a s, s',' IBIS il his coach, and sna Vino ,he
as. .beuIa give nothing tor ne ); saJ y.
Eas q ME- .bls walks fife are Obliged 9
|prs h 20 Orics for the imported neess-
y % f s;'l.i Could the idea be enter h,r
ris, = ~ he people were toe much s OaI-
|ias3 o. !, would certainly have been better
|sn's t.dsralisss proposed, 10 lessen ,s Or
TX . .a,;rsly, the duties on salt, Drown
|ts q i. ss' cheaper teas, che coatser manu-.
||ggaf, ~ ~. nd indeed, from all those afti-
Co., Ell a he poorer part Of the conmu-
p Fnls. ne greatest reason TO require
|F l hass , H. are more Immediately con-
Fnsa ~. Nd which arise rather from the
Fr''o e.. s than the refinement Of human
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Fran the present stare Of Dsnmark, by Cat
teau, 1902.

~ . -.r 4. =
The Tribunal of Cancellation, estab-
iished since one thousand seven hundred
and ninety FIVE, is composed OF the most in.
telligent and respectable men in the ,vicin.
age and its sessions are private.--itis
competent to determine upon great num-
Der Of civil questions and if both parties
agree to the arrangement proposed by the
court, its decree is registered and has legal
authority. If the parties cannot be brought
to agreement by the amlcable interference
OF the mediaters, they are at full liberty to
prosecute their suite in a court of justice.
All the proceedings of the. Tribunal Conci-
llation are Upon the unstampt paper, and
they canlot be protrscted longer than afteen
days IN the country, and eight days III the
towns, unless both parties consentto along
rdelay. The expences, which do not ex-
coed three shillings, are not payable but in
cases of reconciliation. During the three
years preceding that institution, there
came before the courts of law, twenty-five
thousand five hundred and twenty one
causes and for the three years following
nine thousand six hundred and fifty three,
making the astonishing difference f15.ao8
hzuSutS.
The idea of this court, was taken from
the Dutch, among whom it likewise pro-
duced the most happy effects. And when
we consider what an important point 1t is,
that there should be time for disputes to
cool; the strong probability there is, that 4
or Eve impartial men from the vicinage will
take right view of the case, and the reluc-
lance that any man must feel to embark his
reputalioe and property in opposition to
their opinion, we cannot entertain doubt
of the beauty and importance of the IN
vention. It it hardly possible, that should
be bad Justice which satisfies both parties,
and this species of mediation has no va.
lidity bit upon such condition. II is Curl
rious too, to remark, how much the pro-
gress of rancor ebstruots the natural sense
Of Justice it appears that plaintiff and de
fendant were were both satisfied in Is 1903
causes. fall these causes had COME on to
regular hearing. and the parties been in-
famed, by the expence and publicity of the
quarrel, we doubt if there would have been
one single man out OF the whole number,
who would have acknowledged that his
cause was justly given against him."
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FOR SALE.

4 LEASE of LAND, containing r43 acres,
( n lying on the eaa fde of Acco,inke, "a part
OF the Ravensworth Tack ten miles from Alex.
andria. On this tract are tome well improved
buildings and orchards. with plenty of good
water; the rens $50 pounds Of transfer tobacco.
This lesfeis for three lives, the perlons all IL
wing; the oldeR bat Il years; the other two
lomsthing younger. The place is healthy, and
we'll adapted for farming.
John Kent.
June ao. so3,t
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TO preserve the constitution Of the union,
and the state sovereignties unimpaired, and
to effect afriendly correspondence and har-
mony between all the good citizens Of the
country, and allparties is leading to a, dis.
union and division Of the states, the first
chargeis fully supported.
Il an ambition to acquit himself ike an
honest independent man, and tos preserve
the constitution and liberties Of his country
is criminal, he stands convicted of the 3D..
charges. x.
Tothe hstscharge, thar of having risen
from INDECENT and humble circumstances
toea seat inthe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, he must
undoubtedly plead guilty, and rely on the
mercy of his country for PARDON For he
Certainly was not brought from palace or
a dukedom to his seat IN congress, but
from a private humble station, some times
to be sure Mountaineering, "poss of hon
or" among his fellow citNens!
Here reader, pause and reflect! Reflect
upon the. enormity of this crime charged
upon MIR. Elliot! But clothe ,hyseif in
charity and beneyolence, that thy indigna-
ton may not rise too high should he finally
be aequis,edby a large majority Of his con-
s.i,aents, to prepare your mind for such an
event, / add the following observations,
For profess myself his advocate on this
point, IS his guilt seems to be the result
ofsome unhappy fatality.
If Mr.. Elliot is guilty ofhayingrisen by
dint of applications and genius from very
indigeat aud humble circumstances to seat
in congress, / plead in extenuatlon of his
crime, that he was early bereaved of tens
der and Industrious father, and lett though
child, yet the oldest OF several small bro
theirs, with aidisconsolate and invaluabie
mother, all without property, the means Of
obtaining it, or connection of ability TO as
sis. them; that his conduct from that gloo-
my period to the present time has invaria-
riably satisfied the demand of 6lial and fra,
sernal duty. For their sakes aud his own
Improvement, he has denied himself par
ticipa.ion Ia the expensive entertainments,
and fashionable amusements of the day, and
has generally appropriated what little funds
his industry procured, to the comfort and
happiness of dis widowed mother and ia-
therless iunior brothers. To them he has
been father, friend, a protector, and has
had no small agency ia preparing them for
usefulness, and anelorasing the hard for.
tunes of his family And this too agains,
a furious tide of adverse politics, for it
must not be concealed that he has always
been an iaAexible republican, and during
the strong reign of federalism, was appra-
briousIy abused tor his boldness and zeal.
If this brief and faithful statement Of facts
cannot excuse him for being poor, I trust
it will plead for him before that almighty
being, " a father to the fatheriess, and the
zvidaw's Gad!!"
PATROCLUS.
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and minutes are marked; medallion, in.
form of the sun, trayefses over them and
upon the globe, which terminates this CO.
lumn, the twelve signs of the Zodiack, are
engraven, the revolution which is perform
cd llthe. space of year; serpent, the
emblem of immortality, indicating their
course.
The parts ofmost consequence in this
piece ofmechanism, or i'll may be allowed
the expression, soniof this clock, surround
ed BY the sub-base composed of eight glass
doors, is constructed in the manner ofo-
Their clocks. Itmakes concertevery hour
composed OF two German flutes, aud pi.
ano of two parts; which make very har-
monioas quartet,o. Twill play hfIeen diff
ferent tunes, effected altogether by the Pc
culiar construction of the clock. 1t is only
wound up once in fifteen dys.~ Every
part of the exterior contributing to the
movements, is remarkable for It's style of
execution, and the genius displayed in
their combinations, all concurring to pro-
duce such nunberless and multifareous eff
fects..
The nsusic, is any heardtro ten e'cloek
IN the evening, to ten in the morning ne
vertheless, it may be made to play all the.
AXIS, zOithoat interrnpting its going:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
June 40.
THIS as to gave Notice.

THAT the fubicribsr, of Alexandria county,
L in til. diftIi6a Of Goiumbia, bath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of laid county, letters
of Administration on the psifonal eaass Of MI
ham Ram(ay W,yton, Fate Of the county atorelaid,
deceafed: All psr(ons having claims againf the
faid deoealed, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
fame with the vouchers thereof, to the fnbfciber,
on OF before the 10th day of December next
they may o.berwife by law be excluded from alk
benefit of the faid eeate.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of
June, 1905.
William Ramlay, Atdmr.
N. B. All perfons indebted TO the above efate
are requeaed to make immediate payment to the
administrator. zaw2m