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Iofeph II. Vaudeville,
December g..

toieph II. Vaudeville,
:OSeys, for tale, the toAswing a,ticsss,
wholesale Or retail -
5000 bush. Lsbnn and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Greenic Coffee, in barrels and baEs
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
Ety in casks
1000 Now England do. do.
900 bbls. Of Herrings, Shad and 'Mackars
so tons Plaster Paris
3 20 bales primc Upland Georgia Cotton,
10 hAds. Jamaica, Antigua and pemas
rara Rum .. 49,,
pipes French and ditto Brandy -
IS hhds. Museovado Sugar
so dbl. do. ds.diGsrsnt q iIMO
s'hhds. coppsras .,,aE,
Cunpowdsr "a
Imperial, ....
Hyson, . TEAS.
' ill.,; j.. w's'> y:
Holland and Countsy'6ia "a
New Ens land Rum In hhds. and Sblb Ia
Peach and Apple Brandy IN BILL.
Martinique, Cordials, IN boxes ~ as,
;I.slf and Lump Sugar, H.vsnaaA Hsast
per gallon, figb.us,
Molasses In hbds. Spanish Flotant In&sS
Spanish Cigars, Burter, n
Haris's and T.ylor's msnufsesarsd Tee !.
bacco In kegs, =! .sfSfii =
.Gunpowdcr and S;,ot Of diEsrsatsisss, =.
S>;.n..,Sk, Nu<sa.ers pcnnsv Pimeat0. "
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ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
ST Ats nov offered Tor sale.
II contains 200 acres, so Of which are IN
wood Nriand is better adapted 10 tic use Of
PHI, = Of p,nis and there is SOME very va!u.
a5ss meadow lid np"nit il.
Fm terms apply tn w. II. Foota. CSC. upon
tho p, cmi>cs, Or to tho subscriber in C"arle.
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
Srplen, Is.
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a. Printingin all its variety
neatly executed at this ohee
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JACOB HoaE 3s.E;.
Farres t5arrzg
PUBLIC SAL,E.

On FRIDAY. the 18th Of yaaua:g rezt, as
three O'Clock, il. the sl,egnooa, Yi!l DC SGD
20 the highest bidder
A FEan1e, House. & lol srog}t~
ing on Alfred street % Ieet tc tic a,,t, aad
fronting the same na:nber.afES2t - ass.s
as feet 10 inches vie, with al syssss
pump Of watcr at the deer @t1 satiy ~
due 1y George &. 9issonto JoseR
teviile. Y
a;r,msgf ss!e-.-ane hall cash. anI eAA X
half Oh r els4at Ut si%ty days SoaarA
the propcGty VII bs takec ill me .ast
?saeaI 81 sa.a3s. M
II, M NJ <se5Es@n.
/ Eaecs1oas IS. CIV
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.cEMBER 20, 1870.
~ The Subscriber intending te

CO The subscriber intending TO
leave alexandria in the month oil January
next, earnestly requests all persons that are
Indebted to him to pay their respective &C
counts " the ist day OF that month, SO that
he may be enabled TO pay those to whom he
is indebted.
Thomas Patten.
Dec. !. din
FL any persons who have books that
have been borrowed OF the subscriber, are re
spcctfully requested to return them.
T. p
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SACRED HARMON Z
.s.

HLl:1 Sunscribera VI. cac,;Aae theig
4 sllJ lr>>liz sCNC01. at 81 Iaufs
Church, an9ihcl quarter, 70 corasn5:fcs from
the 2diiaJ CT gaRuary H'ho@e 7I,5 iaa 10
become Scholars vi. pieSsa ,o Ie;Sye their
!iaclcs with either d ti,s Subscribers pseri24s
&c that day (: enc those q shsir .,rascnt scha
vii; o : 2 IS s.Ia3 n{iR a5S9'sr eazgtsz
d, Monday eVcp-ng fc&t
Tbs terraa are 8 8 SC pes quarter est, 2 !.
s;ye Of candies and frawood :hofScr OF
vlic a2usE be paia = as:2ance.- -aIar2 CT
juision Mondays end ~NcdNcsd |e, i"o'n )
o'clock an,il 5. n ihs at,lrueon, ana lr2a 6
until q s:dcg 9: nigh-a
&. Cray & =, Jenkins
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caNSISTtNG oI


ali PORr; Sherry Lisbor and *ez
1 ; peras WINGS Did spirit; Vest India
rum /: 5onac, ~nd 7ghiekey /; -oaf and oroTn
snua.,; r.,aoasses imperial ard ycang ny
son tel handsome assortment o '.Ses$'
Snd;, swce1 meats West India pickles,
and psppcr viaessr: Martn:qoc oor@i'is ];
o:rns.ncn mace: cloy2s ana .':'ln@gs ia
marines; aacAovie5 olives, LIME Juice IN
ao.tles cogparas aum ginger and pep
ss.r: 5.roaked herungs; wrapping paper
salt ylneeal ced cords; good assorts
..,en, If mems wotaensz boys anc oA5!dren5
sj,ocs soap caaHtes: Indigo; and varas,
~ Of ether articles,
F!Ffhe absy1 articles are n s511ail Auantlv
Zee ard :a.cryasea col retailers,
m STORE
TT fir .hc l%fsAsng .ssz97s2
..1f.y new fish barrels a.icd wsth sa.> zoe
.,.,ntv isl. Barrels. and &c barrels q cider,
,sh;cIi wit be sole dc abore or at pirate sails
Of z credit
also,
saddle horse; a. light cart with gears
and a oanyas Top, and 400 bushels coal.
7 llonas Patten.
December IS. a. 1o'"'@'
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s,fsty Dollars .NsspGrG.
Decenll5aP %

IN AsgEyAY, ssrom The snhsc. :ber's pian
Ii; 3, tation n Fairfax coanty, on SuGa&r
sight last, g negro man aamcd FaEHk.a .
Feet 10 inches high, sto0s made ii'oat y
yeafs Of age, black con1plexio6a whc7 sFos.a
20 has :, Gown ioof, and ~ speaki.iy has
s0-ne.hia.ss Of > ssrg,5-,,es The SAM ttr2
went % y negro g.r, aaalc1' ~ . q: g.
she is 81 q very ignt conirle&.on' afont J $
.reSrs O. age, her 2Ioarhi.g IS various soss2s
OF oaiicos others Of country Goth tie lnaii.s
c3oass,.ng IS sltc,. az piantatIan negroes Fene-
,al y haze Of country clath |,bort .aonths
ago a rnu's3ts man went CT trcn: the aama
place, called n1iE.---.he IS ABOUT : f@e 8
inches high, about thirty ayo gsars o. age,
o;saaer a,ade, yerg fond Of ssrong LIQUOR.
n:c c.oalh:ng .au;:,i the same as the aboIe
nc nay i:a9e procured solae addition
ID lis Go.n5no,. since Us alcPemest. WI.
gre Tor aPppsnoadic9 cach Of the fellows.
: zoeasy -JoiiG1,s, end ;crtAc Cir; ta Jotfars,
2 ,lo s!la,at5c. sna1 was long hankering sbols
ti,G toFr and MAJ be sci! ;i:!sing n or abov-
H. E1h1s SIR. has 8 .aotfer scrazrherc IN ih@
lover era o. 7a:rfaG county aca2 Tie river:
whera she a,a&a egdoagor e sec@ete hersea,
,s.Gneea K.eith.
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STURDY, ii
NE WION KEhNE

, y . .
OFFERS 70 X SAL e,
AZ hogsheads West India and New Oh
leans Sugar
s ticrces ditto
100 barrels ditto
$50 bags green coffee
20 tons bar iron
Is barrels New England rum
so boxes candles
10 chests young hyson tea
ditto Hyson ditto
5 half pipes TeneriAe wine
s. hogshcads West lEdia Rua
100 barrels New York prime pork
30 casks London brown stout, and
90 bales New Orleans cotton
pipes Bayonne brandy, G
De d
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EcfepL ELslCGvaIt5


MASfs&Ga oA4E
10 o,lar.s 1h&sts g0npo8ae@ a..e 52.,,'1,'ss';s
SEA
a aoxes ditto ait3o
80 qus,te4 chests hye0s- 40
81 ditto Young hysnn
90 ditto hYson Skin q sfe cess ...a{t'7z 20
cons AID sUpRRIoE qssaEsg.
Is hos4heads and 70 ase'sas '.s2s@eyasS
algsrs
30 kegs madder
30 casks6rst t,..slisy Goshen Csc
8. pipes ola London partieusT .aaaessfz
5 ditto hne old ror:
5 ditto Lisbon
30 quarter casks e3.er
ditto c5inem,r
80 dito nlouptais. Ma:&g.
90 ditto CaJalorsa
40 cases old ;nedoc ciGset
S ditto win de grave
20 cases Lucca al
20 bales Orleans and Georgia co.tef
10 hogshcads Molasses
Coenac, Bordeaux and peach brand.as
jamaica, An igua and northera Ea1ss
Holland ani country gin
Pennsylvania rye Whiskeg
Vine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and hall boxes choice arse ans
.sscond 1uality Hayanna Cigars.
Loaf and lump sugars cotee; choco'a1s
almonds; mace /; nutmegs: eioses; cass'a
ard cass3a buds; pimento; pepper race and
gFaan5 ginger; &rnctlo; Scsules DARK peasa
a9:common barley ; indigo; atuns copper
as; hg bioe; brimstone starch h@iF pow. =
der; Leiper's, (Sarrctt's s tanhto'is sn4h
s!hottes and bla;!olers; Macanba ana rappee
snaiGs; gunpowder patent shot asserted ;
mould ssot; bay lead (; Gua ana pisSoi hints
writing and wrappiag paper gine' oenl nj
johS'S; eogs>s ted cerdss Leading hhss
Chewing tobacCos sc. &c.
HF IFILL PURCHASE.
Flaxieed. aaG web cleaned Mus
s2rd seed
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HIL ~ j

loges at 1eadus.
- every. tuesday and Fridays
III vILL pa a1LD
- 7sadae Store, corner o. pf'h's ~
/ ~ ''le Water streets =,
! Z,,;.ly II Dry Coos, Groetr'ss, &C. 6
n Y ,..,,I rs (which viii be expressed ~
.ssS # the day---An kinds OF sooa.
che '%'' 90. an limitation and the prices .
walee 49, 40 sstab!isheti, can atany time DC
sis.ssa anapurchased at tue 'o"ss'
enc prices. .s.,,ar a.
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BRYAN Hampson. 81 70

Eave Just rece;oeda md rrJor sale,
10 hbds. and so barreis first quality sugar
90 do. second quality,
10 pipes old London particular MADEIRA,
pipes and tierces London market aSd
* quarter casks Malaga WINES
20 Boxes dipt Candles,
bids. old jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rnn'
4o do prime Whisky,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young lily son lEAss q his years
importation,
end selected for family ass.
ExSc. the nes& saieStes5 ssoAs 81 ~
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Pubic oa:es
f..eccnber 81
EsTT-<l@-

agUHsUAE{r 90 ? dSc.ae - D. Ja:icS
States Circeis Cocrt foE :Ac ToHni7 o.
Alexandria, we the undersigned con'AIs-'
s,oners viii, Oh FRIDAY, :hs 18th o. !sno.
avy, Is fair II not, the aext tair daF Pl2-
coed 20 sell, Al public sale, for c&sa, It's. va.
liable I.0T. Of GROUND, viii yha i.2-
Drovements ;hsreon, situate on .he "3ze sids
Of s.,arick street, betWecn King cad ?,1hcea"
stree.s-~-the fernaer residence AZ 1caEHE
AsaaCaaMsIE, deceased.
Sacob tIoEzt1sgs4
lanes 57sarr..&
Dscembs. ~,
Fl she same time enc pis@z NJ %es
offered for sale all the Ho'se!1oid F&t57-@
n;ture and movable Properly oe'olss=
ing 20 the -itate Of ehs a}oTcsa;f 4 O.
bert A.begcrombie, deceased.
2hlhp g, MG'JisL.s~
DeceuDer 81
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- Notice IS keYe5y g5Osn, ! hat

an ann}icetion will be made to the President
an66 directors oF the Bank of .ieSandila TO
renew :, Certificate for ore Share OF Sto, <
in the said BanF, No e46 granted 70 WA,
lin Wilson, 9Th July, 1895, Z now stang
inn IN tie name OF EDWARD Garter, adn3inls-.
traitor Of the Coroto-nan estate--ti1e onstlai
there bg;ng loss OF snis'aid
tzra.Ir21. Bs-ookS
ad-r;a;stsatog sas Z. Gartes'
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Raisins and Currants.
flfSLiC SALE.


On the Ssxh day Of February meet, 7yiH be
sad 10 the highest Hidder,
sSiil. House q LOT in the town Of
( Q coquan, Prince Wiiim coun.y,Vir
g;nIa, lite the cpery Of isExIAH WiLLHYT,
d ceased and low occupied ~ Mr. RoBRRT
WEIGH !,he House is Of j lex and is
comnodloua, and the other lrprovem4. is
good. Ire sale Will take place at tweiya
O'Clock Oh the premises, AID will be on Gre
dit of six ind twelve laonths; the purchaser
10 give bond wi n substantial security.
The properly is valuable, but il is Pgesun-
ed those who wish TO purchase viii Judge
from view
ARDWILEErT Hei' at Lozy
to De,n,aA EK7ict, deceased, by lis
attorney III fact,
GEORGE WlLLETT.
>..o2donn County, Virginia, dat
Deccnl5er -
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PIIBI.IC SALE.

plJBLlI Sh l. Il.
To BE SOLD, at CentreviEe, on the ist
Of January next, tothc highest bidder, or =
months credit, the purchasers to give bone
with approved security, to bear interest rom
the date ii not punctually paid
Fourteen Horses & seven Carts, Win
Gears for two horses each,
Anathe I'sois used in repairing thstoads
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
Jonah 1'honpsca,
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LANDING

and for sale by the sakseribcls al us store
On King batween Water {, Unieh- streets,
10 Chests young aysGn Iea,
S do. Hyson do. OF fresh * ssis.s quail
2 bales Reerboon 5arsalie
2 do. fine i}aitas,
50 boxes mould anc. 1ipt osndiLea
40 kegs choice 8uttsrs 10 5@asii kegs for
family use
Al tors Piais,cg P&r-s
50 reams Paper
also, = bales o. wine, z. Windsor Soap
in boxes.
oElla 9. E,aad.
Noyen,bnr G.
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DeGe"ape. g.
g 1.:=ts.3,.. DoltaIa z,ea905,1.

nAI A4TI cro1r lho s,.hSsrioe o.. ST.
snrday aigh4 ,asb :. nn'a'to Ho:n4s:; -oames;
SUSAN, zhe pccpcrty o: hl,s Neisc; .oi,
merry the property Of Captain s. as:k sflz
IS a good house servaat but has ao stssPg4sn'
yonc,ls-~Sha is tall and stout, t#e ot'51e ar
GERS or che OF her hands, believed 10 b tha
right, are crooked, and the hrst josnt o. haf
fore finger on the same hand 's.oti Fac or
gicn size wcng away blue cloth haiti, bat
TOOK suadry other c'oaths With her. among
" l;ch is a calnblet cloak with green llnseg
Tn:ng. It is supposed she has gone towards
Ccntreville, as. she has mother StAere r.
TEN DOLLARS vii be gwen to- apPre<
bending and bringing her some Z ;, u taken III
the district of Coiumbia or Fairfax county
and the ABOVE reward if taken elsewhere
Robert Gray,
s~9 Masters Of vessels and others are
forbid barbori,lg or carrying her OF.
December IS. -
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1asanh Z. MandeVllle

L,,ypS EOR S4LE,
of1 c. - ma I.i,bon Salt
5000 hrspess l,'sei - ,.s,ks
2.lysypooi on, = -. 81 s,,oar
20 hogs neaas s'' :, do
50 odFsc's Nm Orleans do.
ho5sheads New N :. IA :, ho.s
5000 81 best srsen Nv - =
1900 w o,' - -.
900 VT aae0 W"
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Iu:gl''ta Legislature.
HOUSE or DELEGATRS.
w lpNEspAY. DE-


Prtisss were received, read and referred,
tfom .e following persons, VIZ.
From kobet Hardcastie, praying leave tn
ot'n8 ceI tain Siay co into this Stale
tion James Che.tham praying for divorce
Fr0m W DuVal, praying to- b. authorised TO
stii a cert.In q act OF Land in Buckingham yes,
tedIn nIu as Trustee
From acob Peck, for the remission of fine.
From ] Fairfax and wife, for leave to bring
Slaves inLo tins State.
From sundry inhabitants of Pttsylyani. and
other Counties, representing certain defects ia
the present organ cation, Of tho Of chance
~, and praying the nterposltIon of the Legisia.
ture to remedy said detects, &c.
From the Mutual Assurance Society arainse
tne on Buildings IN tie State Of Virginia pray~
ing Certain alterations in The mode OF collecting
the debts due the SAID Society.
From Lynchburg &c. praying for the estab-
lishInent OF tol-bridge across James River at
sand town.
From Lyncbburg, &c praying the passage Of
Law augmenung and extending the capital
stock of INC Bank ofVtrginia III such amanner,
that branch of discount and deposit may be es-
tsolished in the said to wn of Ly nchburg.
From tile inhabitants Of Fauquier, &c. for a
town to be laid out in said county to be called
Paris.
From Norfolk, praying for an act authorisinr
certain alterations IN Concord street in the said
borough
From James Beck ofFredericksburg. pr,v;nw
some compensation from the state in conses
quence OF wound received in assisting Il exc.
cute a warrant N SAID town.
From Campbell McCauley, stating that in con-
sequence OF number of wounds received do,
ring the revolutionary war, he is in his advanced
age, unable to sustain himself by his labour, and
praying some provision for his necessities
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FROM THE FREEMAN's JOURNAL
FROM HAVANA.

Extract of letter from Havanna, dated
9th Seht. 1910.
The Buiwark B. itish - arrived here
some dnys $50 from Vera Cruz, with four
m'l'ions of dollars on the kings account.
and some ON private account, bound 70 Ca,
az we daily expect the Atocha Spanish
snip of war; with an equal sum, also bo.ntl
to Cadiz General Venegas, the new vice
roy OF Mexico. has arrived from Spain. and
taken possession OF the Viceroyalty amidst
the acciamations OF The Mexicans who re
ceived him with all the honorS and affection
due to defender OF his king and his couu..
ry, against tyranny and usurpation.''
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domestic.

TEN. KNOXVILLE. Nov 81
We have conversed with gentleman from
the garrison in Madison county, who informs
that orders had been issued by col Smith
OF the Rifle corps. to the settlers on the In
dian lands, particularly those on the trau,
commonly called Doublehead's reserve. re
curing them to remove, before gwen day
IN Eovember.-Thec colonel accompanied
his or ers by an address, in which he poin 6
out the propriety of obedience. and the disa
greeabe consequences that would follow re-
sistauce. The people residing on he re
serve, in their answer to the colonel ad
dress, promise compliance with his orders.
and feelingly describe their situation, and
the difficulties they must encounter in their
removal from the want of Wagons boats,
&c. They state the entire loss Of their
crops, and the want of sustenance for their
families, will ensue, if their removal takes
place at the time appointed, and pray all
the Indulgence the colonel had power 10
grant Our informant adds that the time
was prolonged till some day in January next.
d. Gaz.
We are Informed by a gentleman who
was present when the following discovery
was made, and on the fidelity of whose mar.
ratlve we place the utmost reliance, that on
the I'd day OF Sept. last, some persons we're
digging IN copperass cave, in the county
OF Warren, state of Tennessee, situated on
what is usually called the Cany fork of Cum.
berland river, ten miles below the Falls. -
That at about six feet below the surface of
the bottom of the cave, something like
clothing was discovered, which upon proper
examination, was found TO be the sbrouding
OF some dead bodies Upon further investi..
cation, the bodies were found To be two In
number, male and female, which, as he
expressed it, they judged to have been bu
RED IN ancient times. They supposed the
male, at the time of his decease, TO have
been about twenty FIVE years of age. He
was enveloPed in the following manner
first, with a fine linen sbirt--his legs were
drawn up and closely bound with dressed
deer skins, then five dressed deer-skins wrap
ped round his body twiled blanket wrap
ped round them, and a cane mat, sixty feet
long, wrapped round the whole His frame
was entire, except the bowels, his hair Of a
fair complexion, his teeth remarkably
sound, and his stature above common. The
body Of the female was found inferred about
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GuropR.

Further foundations for he NJ FORK Bvening Post,
from Lisbon GdseHes TO the 1st of Nov
LISBON, Oct 90
Copy Of a letter from Col Trant TO his escellen-
cy the marshal commander in chief
CoIMseA, Oct z.
have great pleasure in informing your ex
cellency, that have this day happily entered
Coimbrs, with the loss of few men only killed
and wounded.
In my letter Of the 9Th inst. had the honor tn
inform you. that intended to proceed TO Mai
hada il the course ofthat day, for the purpose
OF forming junction with the corps, which
were under The command Of brigaLier general
Miller, and of colonel Wilson, and making an at
tack upon the city but when l arrived there. 7
was informed that the said corps were DELAYED
by the want ofsuppes, in the district near Blu
saco, which were completely exhausted, and the
cavalry not being able to advance with rapidity
on account OF the fatigues which they had expe
rienced IN their former marches.
The only alternative which remained, in order
to prevent any defensive measures from being
taken in Coimbra, as was within three leagues
o. The city, was to march thither with nay own di
VISION only, IT beng probable that the enemy was
as yet ignorant Of my arrival at Mialhada
For this reason began my march at midnight.
preceded by squadron of cavalry, commanded
by that brave officer lieut., Dontci, whose name
on another occasion | mentioned to your excel
lency The regim ut Of C0mbra had the post of
honor IN trontof the column Of infantry NV plan
OF stlgck was TO enter Coimbra at two different
points 81 'he same time one division bv the
road OF rorio, and the other separating itself
from the column Immediately on passing tn
kiin5, was To gam the heights east Of the city,
and entering the arch Of Santa Anns, to pro.
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o. GREAT BARGAINSli!
~ENHE late arrivals oil Fall 4 Winter GO0DS,
L enables John King to give GREAT BAR
JA1NS-for cash.
Eoyember 50, g.
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IMPORTANT TO SEAMEN.

discovery has been made, and as we learr,,
aPateht has been taken out, for an Applicant on ~.
mechanical power, which, il they but CORE
spohd with the design and specification, Of
winch we nave no doubt, must be of the greatest
'ivantsges. in the business of ship and TO safe
ty IN navigation. The principles are, we under
and, TO consist OF new construction of !. spind
lass and means OF increasing its power
Inc following are among its uses and prope r.
ties.
1t will not require more than one third the
number OF hands usually employed to get a
sup underweigh, (that is, weigh ships an
chor)
Il does away the use of handspikes.
II reduces the time of getting underweigh to
certainty.
1t is attended with more convenience, and
Expedition IN getting underweigh, than the com
nom mode.
You Can heave-a-head and get underweigh,
" necessary ~ almost any sort of weather, OF
when blowing fresh
In case OF getting aground, which NAV often
occur, where no assistance can be obtained from
nc shore, and in perilous situations the ship's
company will be able to exert as much fort g
Ut power as the best cables are capable of
sustaining, for the purpose of floating her a.
gain.
The works may be unshipped and laid Wv
AT pleasure, and the windlass reduced 10 its COM
mon form
II is constructed on mechanical PRINCIPLES.
It has been approved of by the members of the
philosophical society
1t has also been approved by some of the prin
cipal officers ofthe navy
A cspstain for ships o war and merchantmen
mas peeh invented on the above principles
which in merchant vessels, possesses ali the adj
vantages OF the above, and to ships of war will
De highiy important in case of getting aground
and wanting an additional purchase to get nm
the anchor, when deeply buried in the mud, &c
aurora
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-08

The population of the city of New York ae-
cording to the late census, amounts to 1914
inhabitants being an increase of more than 10 600
in FIVE years.
Twelve years ago the county OF Jefferson, N
Y was an entire wilderness The population
OF eleven towns thereof, according to the late
census, amounts to Is 1856 inhabitants There.
IN were manufactured last year, 10 623 yards of
hnnen-51 OILS yards of woolleA--l ,392 yards Of
cotton-and ,474 yards OF mixed cloths The,
same towns contain 600 looms-2O sos sheep
8,579 acres of wheat, aud 7,O36 acres of corr.
-Trnly doth :" the wilderness blossom as the
rose"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-08

three feet from that of the other: its posi-
tion of lying was similar to that Of the male.
The carcase was developed first with two
undressed deer skins. under which. upon
the face, was found small cane mat
Three or four dressed deer skins were
wrapped round it, over which was folded
cane mat. large enough to cover the whole.
There we're then FIVE sheets, supposed to be
made OF nettle lint, wrought up curiously
around each with feathers of various kinds
and colois. Two fans of feathers were next
found upon the breast. The body. with the
whole OF the described wrapping, was found
in what was supposed to be hair trunk or
box. with Cane cover. which was wound
upon two well-dressed deer-skins of the
largest kind. The whole girthed with two
straps. This female is supposed to have
been from twelve to fifteen years of age
her hair short and black-the BODY entire
the eyes as full and prominent as if alive.
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