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Valuable Land For Sale.

THE undersigned 90 attorney in fact, for
Mrs. J s. rLOuNT, og 1arborough,
.-orth Caro- ina, offers for SALE
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Lottery Notice .

The Grand state Lottery, second Glass, IL nov
drawing in Philadelphia, in which ,hera
/. Tho EnlInu.i..,.
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SAMUEL X. JENNINGS.
Jolly Is

z. 3. Robt 9. jennings, the General Agent, /,
furnished with q supply Of the Apparatus, q,
nls once IateY ocoupIed byJame5 Brown. Eso
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For sale at this Office, the
First and Second Volumes of
the Revised Code,
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o fsr one tuft Of red,
That grows on such q BRIDES head
Peter would weM it. aye, for cockade.
And when he goes 20 fight himself.
Would think of thee, thou growing elf
Asd never be afraid.
Md while for nothing else but eroning,
Fen where The smell Of powder never came
Fortune on thousands Is her gifts gestowinq,
Thou shall not aurely rest unknown to E45ns
But when our coat OF arms is painted DER,
Pcoud as the eagle thou shall then be seen.
Stretch but HE legs little more.
And thou, brave bird, shall stand and srow
between.
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NfIITCE.

4 j meeting Of the Members Of the Staining
Committee Of the Mutual ASSURANCE Snc;ety -
g@lnst FIRE on Buildings OF the State Of Vi,oi. held
tlareh, 1876 -''' ''' uP "
Present all the merDbers1
ne bonri proceeded to the Election or PRINCIPAL
agent To supply the vacancy oecasionci by the death
~ oain'el treerhow, and upon examining the ballots,
- Nlf1e ith VIKINGS was deeare, to he dnly elect.
Ell DAVID BULLOCK,
Chairman SGmLHie Committee
An extract from TIE Journal ofthe Standing
CornmtUee of tie Vi. A. Society
leste, Le1gfs NJ Riunlni1 =. g. O.
Or : The Editors IF The. Norfort Uer.lJ d. t5t,..
burg Republiean, the Lynchburg Pr4ss The stan,,n
poserYer, and the Alexandria Herald. will pas4 M
seTi the shove advertisement twice IN eacb NJ sir M
Pers, snd forward iher accounts to the Office of Inc
March 8 At
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80 DOLLARS REyAHp.

I'D ANYWAY from tae subsciiber near tie cily rr
4 a Richmond, on or about the 9th of DeaemDer
'as the fotowing NegrDes, to w.t. Nancy about IS or
40 years old, OF dark eomp,eSon rather below the
common stature, inenef tn I've bulky her fore teeth
deeayet holes IN her il closed ups very dark
under 'ier eyes, end speaks low end very slow
ther si by the of Rachael, daughter of said
Nancy about &c or IL years old. the nomu,on height
bsieve holes in her cars deiieatey made, and an
both read and wi'tehnd the other hoy by the nsIne
o., t.no;h, 50" OF said Nancy, sboutz or years obi, x
ota dark complexion. They were seen to go on bcanl
vessel at Rockct;s, and expect have gone ,o Nor
t'it and no doubt VIII stten, to pass tor free negroes
as have been todd they have tree frsy-,l ,r,ses
and may change their names. Any person t,at will
scare the sad negroes ia some goal that get diem
again. shall be entitled TO the above reward! or to a
rropo,tionsbe part thereof for ~, one or rnoro or
vii deliver them safely in the public goal in the city of
iscimcst, shall in addition the above reward be en-
tiled 20 all reasonable charges for convcyarce-
MOSBY SHEPPARD, t,7apqy1u
For Henry Orper.
O. The Editor of the Norfolk Herald is reo,,es,ed
to publish the above weeks (once weekly in his Ia
per, and transmit his to the Office Of the En-
quirer, where it shall be certainly paid.
II. s. sen, for H. o.
--vc,v
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NOTICE.

Z
q ~ .ue q; Deed OF Ir1rt TX cuted n .he ~
z D scrfbe,s by Webster & Wood, e the p,,,,, IS
securing the payrnens o. certain Sums ,f money ,h,
mentioned we shs proceed 90 sell at Public Au.,,o
70 ne highest hi6dcr, Tuesday the 2Stb Of ia
mon!h, ftsr, oi,aernisc the fair day. at the King
W.f'aio Iils tie following property, via
good strong Carriage, With plated harness for wy
hotTrs; Lts . UcIRssS a quantity oe Hs,,e.S,,y
tir6 Hetr"-1i EfT'n,,te two sets OF B,aei s,r,t,.
o',s nearly new; sye six COED Horses t,,o che
Tvs Mu'ss; large stock OF Hogs superior bryce,
SOCK oil cn'te an oag Hhica is tar Mich Cows ,rd
apnne pair OF wor. Steers; Carts, W.cgon. and ali
nsrinrg Utensils. among which Peaeock aud O.,
i'i"''gs; ieck MSS; heiween $ anil ,no b,,,., s
."ir ir,rg Mt hyietts, in the ,nI.,b.,h,u, Of Rh.
''''ad rsl-hetween and $40 barrels ly;,r 81 g.
nsi"'C"an'ei'ayne's IN New Zen, vou,,- ,,1 IN NJ
ou @a,es 1T the Wills, All Of the last ero,, ,, nar.
eel OF feIder--f the Corn Ming ut Cen. J,s.r,,cr-
aSnGs SHOULD not be- sold the above. .rec;e1 ,; !,
WI % oil RCD FOR sale at r.ew-Keut too,, sonra ~,
April cnrit day. ''' '-House' on
fs'ps-aii s'imsunler SEQ. cash: srms oroo
Ha'"s' "mon'hs credit t'i bonts with a,,,,o,., 80,
rty, to carry inte,ss from date 20" 'eS"-
roe P3IF.4YE SIZE
bctween 2 and 1000 hsrrcis Flour. lv;,' =, =,
s ', nam Niiis and Piping rree-aso, hair Of rrS
T&EpERy1E PEASANTS,
n;.N.tf TOMPTlNS. Jr. rr,,,
JOIN }. TAYLOR. A''S'es.
y
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+ gALUdBLE COIL L-4.VD.S
FGR SALE

'ESIE Subscriber viii sell at Public Auction, at the
4 Exchange Tavern in the town of Marchester. on
Sanay the 22Hd day ofApi next his interest IN the
following tracts. of cosi land, kingon the waters
ol railing Creek, an the county of Chesterfcid State
nf N'rginis--Nz. ten sixteeiths Of one hundred and
iorty-two Acres, known by the n,roe OF Buck aud
unIee coa-pits, bounded by BLACK Heath coal mines
thompson Hunts. and oti,ers-aiso three Eonrths
Eighty Acres, known by the name ct the Csees-p,s
'o'Tled By the coi-mines Of the Nessrs Rsi,ey on
the north and the Stone-henge coal mines on the
.ft1--Aiso, nine twenteths o. sal acres known l,y
Tie name Of the I ion Ccai.pits, bounded on ,h,,.
west by the McsEs. Eaileys, the eau b, the. Cosl
,sad known by the name OF the Boyer Co.l-pits.
Tue above property is very valuable, minute ,l.s
er,'ion is considered unnecessary, is is presumed
.'at persons inclined 10 purchase, will previous to the
Gay at sale, view the same, aud make themselves
.''iy acquainted with It's value and situation 'rhn
Snhscriber who resides in the neiphborhoofN viii al
any time, sho~ the property to any person Who may
call Tor tina, purpose. 10y
ne Sale will be male, under the srpernten.
dance OF Aiessrs Robert Graham and James " w.
free.
CORNELIUS BUCK.
Terms y Sale one third cash, tie balance in two
equal animal Psv,nents
zen. S5.------w6wa2swtds
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EDUCATION


10. ANN CAMP. wishes 20 inform her friends
y and The public that sire has been induced nv The
reIn of ffAtE, again 70 opel her hoesc Cor the re-
cepto1 Of such Young Ladies IS ieqr. In nah I2;s
rnond the scsos Of thcr literary and general mproye
ment She has taken for this purpose, the eornnoji
os three story Brick fenement on n street fhorkoe
i'l belonging 20 the estate ofthe late Mr. Iaarei,--
" s"s ttiste mat her long experience IN the mater
"a guardianship Ut Young Females, may enahie her IN
20 W;tee 10 The iupo7aai charge sne proioses to uu
sr 'er'n' Tor boarding, washing, md lodging, will
"etyty dD'nFg per quarter and tue Young Ladies
SoS"Hed 70 her care, may attend sny orhe Rchnord
oemHftes, unt may b. prcf,rrsi by their parort5
~ WIS CsFP requssistie adtss &c her ae,lsqiu.
ce ~ u'e different lis oithe s,stc to ros.e MS NJ
@arsh IT, 80
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FiFI'Y DOLLARS REWzpn

'sHlr Stable ofthe Subscriber, was on 81. 80. g
q The seeo dinst brckea OPEN ard tat o,,, "a
TITO HORSES. y
we snrre', With M'ze face, banging main. ,,,
,,grii,,i.'s oouea TO be aost Ii years oldno other
feSo"eeted OF him--the other. , I..
.'sa'e' poneyl roach mane aud bob tail. has Iii
sur IN her iace, her right fore knee ,,,sc S'o'
. n2nssd t? he niue years OH; boil, Of ,bcc ,"
, t'e latter carrying her hcad yer, b;gh
k'7ses e Saddles o good qua;tv--plete
he 81 eve reward will he siv,n en th,, H.
r we convection ot the thieror tlieves--o, 10 d,,,,.
March Is. > . 'r'"i'i IN
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Total
BRITISH.
Total

"Several of the Gun-Boats struck hut the sinking
state ot the large vessels required the of the
men IN OR Gass, that being able take PCS
session OF them; they able to themselves 5y
Fight
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MONEY FOR SOTnTEpS

: 'hS co"lbany9f Virginia JEGaa htrJ; IN tie Y.
n'ihs'ytgned, tsR bease Take Notice YI1.t III
a,;e"d 20 tie Virginia Inn IN he Gin If PicEg1.I nm
.nondf% die 21m .Htrch 1,sfa,s f n, 5,,rbo,s ae
pcaag me sCrd e0mbG7g -1hosr sgto De MT atber IN
gs'So,i 70 s,g" me ReceM RoNs THE r,,ne,' oIr be-
ing dafechve 7vR make Po40e,s n ,9-,, ~ s,.,..
person or perS's 10 sign fir he4ohich soii b, se,s
my DC 8ts1'ed ~ any nwa'ssr of ne c,,iSrny orr
e es 'g' = n,,3t "c eckto.eeeea Jo,e Sia9is-
udfe' EDWARD ARCHER, C,ab. Isl iSsr5t
.'iA da'eiy in ne q. s ser1lce.
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NOTICE

!FO lICE.
P.I - 10y 'El%i-HS in consequence of thcir r.
ce"t is'oF'Ine by fire, have determined 70 ~;
1p,ssne tor few months their GROCERr SrrSJ
t anu TO devote their attention sco,y to ',snes.
Lii-1!- se..li!s!ss!!GilAN' fEfyTE
Tor . which purpose thew have take, the I, r->snpr
~ next 10 their former stand, wtrre .hev
are sr pFeparea 20 receive Country produce on s,to,o
lhey take ttis opportunity to i1.form t.;, 80:
t COR: thst uiey may he under arprehea. ps from
,''tr 'a'e disaster, but 10 coll heretofore mad o.
heretofore they will not be tls,Dpontsj wv az
They indulge the hone that tie k,ov,,,,,. =, =
fs' winch VAS not incons1erabe, VIII sew =, an ~;
tuai in their payments ~ - fu''S-
March [. ANi"f' - 20
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FnR- SAI-E

Ht6 oRtt.
M VII be Sod, on the first 1lav of lime ,sy.
= Hose ual7aabie .gILLS a1yoiniao He to.,,, p
[,eiiersbl,s commonly caea Feet or Cd,o6JrH s.
=, jssI me Gnd ne9 oecaedby .s CGnb5eR,
c'ea'f Of o'le, f.oo md three vea,s .Notes soa5e
az ,7of7ofH Vie Banks IN Petersburg, .sih Qb6js,.e9
e,laoresrs, 1r7H he required ohe f1tchase-q. ouis
ne s.'T' not he s9ld Hey 1gR be offered on, Lease
for u term n near, ''
FR.4NCES T,aBB, 6u her, cg.n,,
~ ., u. RandoLbb, 1hos. TaJh
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HE, 1gfoSe h0Dieg are hel,y,f, ,,,b.c.5s, n. L.
ycon5htmss md print g., ~ ',a .f,',J
~ or "o1e 10 sign al necessary a,td 6e7 Fece,bt
1soos, a,'d 10 feeeiIe for ~ Tie smo,g otb0g d1c FIR
o., ser ~ sfy and completely as NC s.ecb rS-
Seya % IN ne sg71e-a'f srehu ra,jl md con f,n
oa me acts and dee Is II CIR .2t0,neg 9incstiI II.
t ,o1 "i'fe'' o'e' han,is and seais iris ddg1f
Io''. March 4 VI, es.,,o.,eeo.
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March l.
t.''P0Rf.a.H'7'10 T'!TlT .sEFg. lrYri- y
tceod's fGte7t .ShiJl1I Tn, GO ;,,,,a,,, =,

t.'foRf.a.H'l'IO T'fFT .eIrFE.ir7tfy %
f'saa <>Gferlf .Shi'ai 7''nss imhayts i,aue.J..-
yrv,,t qfe rel'Jm an, cases Of rutture.
Fi,' 'AcoHverience Of prcssure sn gener,lv .,-,
tired Of IN the hips IN NJ The .,S,,-o., e'',
N Use, IS IN the construction Of this Truss. en,,,.,s,s
o'este" nv the mode in hch the elastic cns;
s'n Sp,Thg nre applied Tie power :, III, v,sL ,sa
Ar's',g fro' friction, thereby .ntirel, avoid
ssesn OF The elasticity pressure being IN, .,,c,..
~" ,s ~ III common ,rsss it consist, prineil,,iv r;
~ eissuc cushion pro'Geed BY spiral sDri2g ;y.c.
uhs can b. s''ey - me srrrtorc or Taptf Il part,
exercise or rest may r~iure. iiis ir-rnm,s so., is
Po'ant new eon'tructei Crass aervesi,r s;,sr -
o. len sIe, by changing tie grde AMI bucE. a. ,a
I.'e As .he occasion nav require p7r sac.
inond and rs vicinity. Va o'e's-
March Is y NN' va
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FV6 SALE Or REM,
PsNiE HOUSES aud LOTa ut the Rowing Green
z belonging to the subscriber-The l,vcll;ng tor,r
c'sns tour large and two small rooms, md I,c,en
SJ1H'hg, gardeners house, and well tg excellent
water, al enclosed N the best manner, within Ilr, o.
cres % highly rnanured garden ground q, yhiei ~
re added, If reqnred, nearly rs much more pronni =
i1t rate Gardener may be also purchased or hired
Nth the place. For terms sppiy 70
JOHyV SBTCHELL.
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"The whole Of orr force on Tic Lake, independent
Of the captured ships, is
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WILLIAM FINNEY,
NOR the present, Ius re,no,,eJ 10 -. &c..
R0or' Of mr. S. Joc,5s, on carr y,,ec, rn ,,g
ne |HSn Frb / Is
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"wlsHTNGToN SPIT. 10.
fofb n q letter fran C0mnocloYe BaceIgi,gvyB 10 NE
tercfsVof he .Nasg, dafed u. S. slit Sarasogo.
~ rtatst5rg Stbt ii.
" siN
"J'os A'miphty has been pleased tn grant rs 4
t"9l victory ~ Lske Chsmpain IN c capture Of on,
81 iE't, ore Brig, aud t"o Shops Of Wer ofthe enc
ny.
g" rs.o - honor to be, very respectfully, sr. your
Gitcicit servant,
Hon. T0s, yercg. N''"'
Sccre.sJ n ti,e Nsyy.
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inundate our sacred territory. but il will be
tata! to them and placed between our con-
ccentratedphalanxes and insurgent citizens,
ne will regret victory which Will be to
him defeat.
NJ. X. and Nj. B. favored these martial
ideas. The latter in a periphrasis which
could only be misunderstood by those who
had no ears, limited the necessity of chang
Ing the form of the Government. He oi,-
served that since the object was to defend
the rights of the nation, and to save its IL
0erty, 1t was necessary that its liberty
should not be chimera, and its riobts emn-
ty names.
This speech which tended to the restora-
ton OF the Republic, was favorably listen
ed to by certain number, and strongly
disappointed by others. The Emperor
grlnned scornfully several times during tia
delivery, and towards its conclusion, he
made signto the minister C-tand prince
Lucien to come to him, and conversed with
them Tor some time with great warmth in a
low tone of voice.
MI. M. c. already known aud approved
tor the dexterity with which he manages
speech, and influences the minds Of bis
hearers, tried to dissuade from all exaeeer-
ateo measures, and to reconcile the differ
ent parties to amiddle course. This which
decided nothing, gave to each, time for pre-
pairing new batteries, or dismountine those
OF his adversary, and consequently was con-
venient enough for all.
1t was then decided.-1st That tho
Chamber should be requested to treat thro,
an embassy of their own choice with the
Allied Sovereigns. There was violent
discussion on the word all, which M. M.
and NJ. M.-proposed to insert before the
word Sovereigns.
9. That the Ministers should present the
plan OF a law fora levy of men and mo-
ney.
On the breaking up of the meeting, no
one seemed satisfied.
NJ. de S. ID. said aloud and in manner
to be heard by the Emperor, that M. de Ia
f. had laid his finger on the wound. lad
mlre Napoleon, but in order that all France
and posterity thinks as do, one great acy
ton is yet wanting. Is there no one suffia
Gently friend to our happiness and his
glory, to point out to them the means of
farther increasing it General 6. nicLed
up these last words, and soon made the mo-
blestuse of them.
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object and if il were true that we had p;ven
such an example of the abuse of force. OUGHT
they to initiate it since they inpute IL 10 us az a
crime They well k low in the north, they
know in Prussia, want energy and public spirit
our want OF moderation produced in our enc
mes. There shol.id be no end to the evils of
humanity if alternate vengeances became RICH,
of war for nations never die.
VIII your majesty per nit me to insist on a
concluding consideration So long as France
shall have any thing to preserve whilst she shall
cherish hopes Of sustaining herself as a national
body, no sacrifice will be impossible To her, and
all the schemes of an equitable policy may vet
be executed; but, the day when the inhabitants
shall have lost all, when their ruin shall be com
P.eted, we shall see new order of things com
mcnce, new series of events, because there will
be neither government, nor ODE i,ence-Rlind fi-
ry shall succeed to resignation; they will take,
no council but from despair; they will desolate
on both Sides village will make war upon viii
lage; every step of the foreign soldery will be
stained with blood-France will have less shame
IN destroying herself than in SUI 'ferng Others to
destroy her-That moment approaches Area
dy is the national spirit taking this frightfnl di-
rection: faction is forming among parties the
most opposite; Nendee itself, in this excess of
calamities, brings her colors nearer those of the
army.-What part will be left your majesty but
to retire' Public fnnctionaries will of Them
selves abandon their places, and the armies of
individuals freed from all social obligaaions--A
people OF thirty millions may withsut doubt dis
appear from the earth, but in this war of man
against man, more than one tomb will eaciose
together, both victors and vanquisbed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-13
Land for Sale.

r WILL sell the FARM upon whici
reside, containing 1900 acres
Theimprevemeuts are of brick, and yer,
commodious--460 acres of this land i
bottom and in a high state of improve
ment, and tire whole tract is sappEet
with never failing springs. Thlsproper
ty is situated miles from Alexandra
and within one of the Hunting Crees
gravel road. Stock, Of superior qualit,
Can be had with the land.
Provided the Interest be paid quarterly
a long credit can De had on the purchase
money. Letters address vi addressed
to Inc touching this subject, upon which
the postage is paid, will be Immediately
attended to
w. TT. FOOTE.
Hayfeld, near Alexandria, Sept. /.
=. If.
T The Editors Of The National In
telligencsr and Federal Republican, vs.
insert this in their country paper unit
forbid.
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Prince of ECKMUHL.
Proclamation Of General Clausel.
BORDEAUX. Juiy l9.

Soldiers Of the corps of observation Of
the western Pyrenees, the army OF the
Loire in hosting the white cockade and
flag, has given an example Of the great
est sacrifice, which has been made hither-
ITO by the French army. Remember that
the flower of our brave men, forms part
|ofsthat army, and that you ought never to
hesitate to march in its steps it IS in
Irritating its obedience and its noble de-
.ot.On, tnat you will acquire, with the
french army. a new title to the national
admiration and gratitude. Before the
enemy, as in the midst OF our fellow citi-
zens, | have always merited your conf
fence no one of you can accuse me OF
weakness ;.buteyery thing ought to yield
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before the great interest OF the country (;
YOU have proved tand you will proveit
again. You have neyerhesitated, in the
midst Of the greatest dangers, to follow
the examples Of your chiefs, ito repose
yourselves IN their prudence and their
information. Those who have Dften con-
dncted you to victory can never exact
from YOU any thing contrary to homer and
at this moment, when new dangers sur
round us, you will suffer yourselves to
be guided by them.
Soldiers !! 1 he love of country is in
sseperable from tire love of the sovereign:
you will not be faithful to your country
butin as much as you will be faithful to
the king. You are always the object o.
his paternal sohcitudes, and you Will
learn very soon to dismiss all doubts,
that he considers you as the dearest OF
ll;s3shifdren. Let us rally around him,
and we viii deliver our coa.sst:.7T from all
the evils from M.!.isn she is oppressed,
and frsr1 misforrunes still greater with
which she is menanced. 1t i! thus that
we will dreserye without spo., the glory
that we have acquired in battle. 10
fee from cur enemies would be crime
OF which none OF you are capable Let JUS
be unitedby love to our sovereign; let Us
remain faithful unto death to the motto
ofthe brave, $ Hoaor and cur Ccseatry,"
and France, who owes her glory to the
army, will owe to it her safety.
The Lieutenant General, &c.
CLAUSEL.
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Nippon Lodge,

-ataining from 700 to 300 acres on Po-
&c River, about 5 miles from DUN
rand 90 fromAleSandria. The soil
sod for corn, small grain and grass.
improvements are dwelling house
SOD repair containing Six rooms, a
shen, laundry, stables and other ne
;-ssary house. The extensive marshes
-, ,w nearly dry belonging to this estate
q o1ier to the purchaser the most ffatterins
prospect of rendering this. a valuable
farm by an ihconsider~ble devotion OF la
boui. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .Aeobtet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandria,
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
June "A.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
nAN AWAY from the Subscriber on
AZ Sunday the Sd Of September, q
Negro Girl named
SO PHI A

About ~ or Is years old, 5 feet OF 2
inches high, fat and chunky, with very.
large breasts, her hair very thick, COM
monty plated before. Had on when she
went away, blue checked hs.nespun
dress with short sleeves took with her
a yellow checked homespun dress with with
long sleeves, and handkerchief OF the
same, and one yellew dress, one plaid
one pair of green shoes,
one check apron. and an olive green IL
cured silk bonnet trimmed with white
satin ribbon-Ait is likely she IS N
Washington or Georgetown. Whoever
takes up said girl and brings her home
or secures her in any jail 20 that | get
her again, shall receive the above reward
and all reasonable charges.
il. WILLIS.
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To Rent.
The Brick Store,

At the cornerSof Prince & Union Streets,
now in the occupancy of David and
Jonathan Ross. The Stand for a Groce-
~ Store and the purchase of Grain, is
superior to any in the place.--PoSses-
sion given 10th October.
Apply to
I,a7crason and F0zCEe.
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Public Sale.

Ely virtue of deed of trust to the
D subscriber, will be sold, on Tues,
day, Goth September, at eleven o'clock.
at the coffee-house, in Alexander: !, a moi.
city OF Lease of 600 years on tract o.
land near the great falls of Potomac
containing i702 acres of land, with the
privilege Of cutting the wsod from the
same az The price OF three pence sterling
cord. Terms of sale cash.
September 6. ~.
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SGpt. | |.
MALL GOODS.

X 4 \ Ad ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
FHE subscriber has imported Per Slips
Georgiana to Baltimore, Ocean and
America, to this port,
n assortment of Fall Goods,
CONSISTING OF
POINT, striped ard Rose Blankets.
Coarse, second and fine Cloths and
assimeres.
Low priced and elegant superhne
Waisicoating.
Low priced and cut. Coatlngs.
Kidderminster and Venetian wide and
arrow Carpetiug and Hearth Rugs,
FIushings, Plains and Kerseys.
White yellow, red, scarlet and black
Flannels, In well assorted bales.
Broad, green and drapery Bays, as
sorted colers.
He is daily erpectiag
An assortment of LONDON GOODS.
and has on hand, as usual, an assert
mept of Domestic Goods, Cotton and
Woollen. All of which will be sold at
the rates of the northern markets, and
difference of exchange.
ALSO,
Some casks of Messieurs Murdoch.
Yui!le, Wardrop and Co.'S. best London
Particular Madeira Wine, to be sold at
Importation cost.
Il. C.. CasenoUe.
September Z. 2aw