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FTFI'Y DOLLaRS REW.aRD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REW.fRD:
RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in Anne-Arundel county, Mary
land, near Queen-Anne, on the 1Dt1
instant, likely light muIattolad, called
CHARLES JACKSON, about S feet s
or 9 inches high--had on when abscond;
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta-
looms very much worn, white eotton
shirt, new fur hat and boots, he has
also variety of other cloathing with
him which is unknown-he is an artfpl
fellow, and as he reads and writes very
we'll no doubt will forge pass to answer
his purpose. The above reward viii be
given for securing hin in Alexandria Of
Georgetown Jail, and Sixty Dollars II
brought to me.
Vim. G.. Sanders.
N. B. All masters of vessels d others
nre forewarned harboring or carrying Oft
said fellow at their peril.
December IS saw
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For Sale or Rent,

THE three story brick HOUSE, s
TOR on King street, lately occupied by
a. Domestic Company, Justly consider !,
u one Of the best staads IN town AUG !
we'll calculated for the accommodation q
sgenteef family and an extenslye pusls
n ! as Possession may be had after me
FIRST Of March next
: John G. L,add-
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Notice.
YEVFiE stockholders of the Mechanics
4 Rank Of Alexandra, are hereby
notified that dividend Of per cent.
for the last half year on the capital stock
paid in, is this day declared payable to
them or their representatives on Friday
18th instant.
BY order Of the President and
Directors,
WIN. PATTON, Jun. Cashier.
March 8
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sAI,ES AT VENDUE

S. ..,s,.,, 4;sesdQu and Friday,
~ WILL BE SOLD,
,ss y-enAue Store, corner OF FriRce
. '"S aaGl Water Streets,
a VARIETY OF
n,y, .GOads, Groceries, Ss
\. q s..e,',ars Of which VIII be expressed ~
the bills Of tie day.
- All Kind Of goods which are on
,,..;tsti,,n and the prices Of which are E
..s,ilabisbed, can at any time pe .l l,s; 81
s "a purchased at the Lowest hml'an0n
'au P. G. MhRSTEIiIiER.
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RETIRED.

JosEpH MANDEVILLE, has Eetred
from the firm of Richard Slade e CO. by
mutual consent.--The business will in
future be conducted by the remaining
party, James anderson q Richd. Slade,
under the fermer firm of Richard Slads
Joseph .Mdndecills,
James anderson,
Rtcaard SEale.
March 7---s Il
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The Subscribers

~ AyING dissolved partnership with
out anthorisihg any person to re-
ceive. and pay the debts due to and from
the firus al NLmhsrs ard Herbert e
have since agreed chat Cave Withers shall
receive all debts due to the fra, and
pay all claims due by{them, and he is
hereby empowered to do so.
CAVE WITHERS.
WIZ. s. HERBERT.
p. s. &C.. Writers, will continue Gin
cinnattus Gnpin, as clerk and assist.
ant, in the settlement of the accounts, OF
the late firna OF tTithers g Herbert
CAVE WRITER'S.
feb 10
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TURNyP SEED.

have for fale, quantity of fine early
Dutch TurniP Seed, of my own crop. AS
they were remarkably fine the greateft care
was taken to fave the different forts apart,
white top, red do. green do. early Zone
tur<i.D, white and green top, ALTO yellow
HIfnip, Delaware and red boorkal With
avery other kind of feed in demand, war
Tarted frefh, lucern and white clover. car
duoes fullorum or fullers teazel, the heads
OF which are uied for rafting the nap upon
woollen cloth, the feeds or heads may be
had.
ALSO, The beft adortment of China.
Clals and queens ware, which | will fell
as low as can be had in town (for good pa
PERI
ALSO, good aGortment of fione and
Common potters' ware and a few pair gar
den lhedrs.
NICHs. KINGSTON,
Fairfax Greet, near ST. Paul's church.
july IA. 3tawIm
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ADnEP7TSEMEMT.

To be Sold or Rented aud Possession
green me Lrst Of Sehf. ne,f
That valuable two-story Brick
House on Prince street, row occupied
by Mr. Thomas Lawrason--The house
is about 40 by 2S feet front. with good
Cellars 3 feet high; the frs, story l2
feet, SECONDS "a feet, ard four lodging
rooms In the garnet, all finished in the
best manner, with Kitchen, Mash
house, Stable. coach house, ard every
other necessary building complete, and
all of brick Two LOTS adioininp
the house and stable will also be sold
TO suit the purchaser, that by buildinp,
three walls he may have another bouse
and Offices Of equal sixe The bu;ld.
ings OF their size, the elegance Of the
situation and plat OF the square, with
two wells oil excellent water on, the
premises, is equalled by few, exceeded
ny none In Alexandria, and is entitled
70 the hrst attention of any gentleman
that wishes to live comfortable The
premises will be shewn and terms made
known on application to Col Georpe
DeneaLe or Ro5e,f Brockef Ss1 AJeS.
andria, ard terms mode easy if neces-
saiy, to suit the purchaser.
Twill purchase from 500 to 1000
Ton Of good PAVING STONE from
6 to inches deep, and will give ON
delivery in Alexandria rs cents per ton.
Apply to
ROBERT BRocKk1, Sen.
AS am Tar advanced in years and
the period of life uncertain, | avail
myself CT this opportunity in reouest.o
ing all my creditors to bring in their
accounts, and those indebted to me are
also requested to make immediate nav.
ment, the better 10 enabi, ME To dis.
charge my debts, as am determined,
(God willing) TO have all my accounts
with mankind settled in my lifetime.
r. B Sen.
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PHILADELPHIA July %.
Extract Of letter to tie editor of the
Democratic Press, dated
/" Harrisburg Juiu %.

Harrisburg. July %.
About nine O'Clock on the mornino
OF Thursday, the 10 h inst, a woman
and two men arrived here and put IN A,
BIssei's tavern. One Of the men call
ed himself Birch, and the other Osyen
ID Jonea the woman was called Miss
Jones, and said 10 be the sister of Ow-
en- One Of the men, which of them
do not Know, waited on the governor Of
the commonwealth, and some CONVEX
sation touching the case of Richard
smith being interrupted by the en-
trance into the room Of third person.
Inc stranger requested the governor
would iavor him with his company a
lone this was refused it was urged
and thea perempiorily refused upon
"hlch the stranger departed l ought
10 INFORM you that it is understood here
That some ten days ago the governor
pad received at Selin's Grove letter.
by express, advising him that some
desperate attempt was likely TO be
made by Mrs Carson and Others. to ex.
tort from him a pardoR for the ungortu
nate Smith, who is now under sentence
OF death IL is believed that this infor
nation caused the governor to return
TO this place, which ne reached ON
wednesday, the day before these
strangers arrived There can be No
do bt but II was the governors know.
ledge OF what was contemplated--,b
strangers having no letter Of introduc
'ion', and his manner and conversation,
winch induced the governor, contrary
20 his usual custom. to refuse to this
man private audience.
The general department Of Miss
Jones' Der conversation about Carson.
smith, &c &c and the rumor which
hsd previously got abroad led TO sus
picIon that those people were not what
hey pretended to BE-, and that Miss
Jones was no other than Mrs. Carson
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ON LIFE.

i.iie rs the vision of morn,
That flies the coming. day:
1t is the blossom on the thorn.
Which rude winds sweep away,
iIs like the charming hue that CLOVIS.
Upon virgins face
!, ILL care hath nipp'd her fading rose,
And wither'd every grace.
1t is the image of the sky,
In CLASSY waters seen
When not cloud appears to fiy
Across the blue serene.
Bht soon the waves began to roar,
And lift their foaming head
ne mimic stars appear no more.
Aid all the heav'nis fed.
lis aeetirg as the passing rays
OF bright electric fire
hat gild the pole with sudden blaze.
And in the blaze expire.
1t IS the mornings gentle gale.
That as it softly blows,
Scarce seems to sigh, az ross the vale
Or bend the blushing rose.
But soon the gathering tempest pour,
And all the sky deform;
ne gale becomes the whirldwind's roar.
The sigh-a raging storm.
For care and sorrows morbid gloom.
And heart according strife.
And sickness pointing to the tomb;
a wait the end of lite.
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we're slap on the shoulder. AS nigh.
DC expected the mayor was Lot dispos
ed to BE the sport of fools VT betters
out gave the fellow very roug h ejecf
menf. Alter being turned out of The
mayors house, the fellow not being
satished with the outrage already com
mited, began 10 abuse him, upon
which he had him immediately com
united. Phh. GazeH<.
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herself, although she frequently spoke
OF Mrs Smith as ola third person, & e.
ven went so lar as to declare that If she
was Mrs. Smith, she would have lax
en- such measures as would have pre-,
vented The possibility Of the governors
having signed the warrant, &c. Sus.
pition being once excited, tho slrang
ers, who appeared to be acute and cpn-
ming observers of all that passed took
the alarm and said that having failed
IN their object, they shouli go that
night, Friday, as Far as MiddIetown or
their return to Philadelphia They &C
cordipgly sat out, but instead OF going
toward the city they went up toward
Selip's Grove.
In the mean time dispositions were
taken and warrants issued against MIR.
Birch, and MIR. and Miss Jones, and
they were arrested at Armstrong; Ia.
vern, about 10 miles up the river, and
brought back to this place. Miss Jones
would have persuaded the two men TO
resist the officers of justice, but this
they declined.
The prisoners were this morning
brought before judge Fahnestock, who
after hearing the testimony declared he
would commit them upon which Miss
Jones desired that her Committmept
might be, and it accordingly was, made
out in the name of Ann Smith, alias
Carson. 1t was not five minutes before
this avowal that Jones had insisted and
she had concurred tina. she was his sis.
ter, and her name Jones. She had a
bundle with her in the Gig, in which
was tied up sailors round about, check
shirt, &c.
just learn that the prisoners have
applied for habeas corpus, and are
to be brough, up before Judge Climax
er II is expected they wall be recon-,
mitted for conspiracy"
The editor of this paper on Wedpes.
day the 10th inst. had satisfactory evil
dence of the existence Of wicked and
desperate conspiracy agains, the 60
vernon, and lest no time in communi-
eating, by express, what he knew to the
governor, and it probably was in eonse-
sequence Of this infoi nation that this
diaboiical scheme has been frustrated
As this conspiracy will in ali proba
blllty undergo legal investigation we
do not now think proper to publish any
more on the SUBJ ect-Dem. Press.
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Boston, July 10.

On "Wednesday the secretary of the
navy OF The U, States, visited the ship
OF the line Independence, com. Balm.
bridge, On going on board and on
leaving the ship, the yards were mann
ed and salutes were fred.
Yesterday afternoon a large party of
ladies and gentlemen visited the Inde-
pcndence, on Invitations from CON.
cambridge, were very handsomely en-
tertained, and highly gratihed by view
OF that important bulsark Of our coun.
try.
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From RakGc.

by The arrival yesterday of the schr
Four Sons, capt. Kelly, we received
HALIFAX papers 30 tae 18th inst.
Michael M'Grath ann Charles Dewitt,
alias Devret, soldiers, have been con-
victed al HALIFAX OF the murder OF capt.
John Weslmacot, Of the British army,
and were sentenced to be executed on
Monday last.
Awriter in Halifax paper recon-
mends that persons should be procur.
ed from Nantucket 20 carry on the
whale fishery from the former place /;
and that an agent should be sent there
to know on what terms they could be
procured. sc.
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IMPRESSED .America,, Seameu.

We observe the following lines in Sc.
veral leading federal ewspapers
I" The British cartel brig MAZDA, ar
rived at New York on the l5,h June,
from England, with one hundred Anne.
rlcan seamen, released from British
ships of war" E Gt, q
I" Released from British shits OF
1par, were lhsy, gentlemen Fhis
comes with pretty bad grace from fe
deral editors, who have uniformly said
that the late war with England was an
JUST, unrfShseous ana unnecessary-
that 1t was not declared for " fyce
Trade and Sailors Rights" These
editors were not apprised of the bearing
OF this article when it was publishe d
Ii VIII not at all suit their Hartford
convention friends. Neither will gov.
otrong's committee (who stated that
there were only fifteen impressed A
merlcans from Massachusetts relish
this unlucky assertion. 1t flies in the
teeth OF all your former writings,
gentlemen, and blasts with infamy the
dIsgraceial calumniators of the govern
ment' We repeat, again, tina. the wa r
with England was just and necessary,
and Notwithstanding the base efforts Of
an unprlncipled faction among our
selves, 1t was carried on by the repub-
means, and ended gIoriously. Il has
secured US an honorable name among
the nations OF the earth--it has paIned
us knowledge of our own resources
ana sense OF their Importance. We
naye, by the war, asserted the rights
oil an independent nation, by Insisting ON
separation for wrongs, and demandioq
the recognition of our rights. we
nave beaten our old and deadly enemy
we have cbastised her iDsolence !.
her Toulouse Veterans have been ROM
cd by our undisciplined troops; her
naval prade has been BUNDLED by our
gallant and skilful heroes on the ocean
her commerce. has felt the force of eur
prlVateering system; her manufacto
rI's have declined by the loss of our
'fade' and she was evidently driven tn
make peace. III short, England has
been defeated and disgraced in the
contest Let US therefore thatk Hea-
ven, that we nave saved our honor, saw
CD cur independence, the integrity of
our SOIL, and our republican institu
uoos and have taught the world that
republic, under the most unfortunate
auspices, has been able to sustain
war; single handed, against the most
powerful monarch on earth. Rejoice,
.hen, Americans aud be grateful TO
Heaven : for your independence, con-
'tituuon, and liberties are safe, and your
glory is fixed on a foundation imperish
able God hath done great things
TOR Us, whereof we are glad" Glory
TO God in the highest, peace on earth,
and good will to men !'-Soufhern Par.
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NOTICE.
M.aRSHAL,S SaLE-
July 24.-.ts

XAlLL, BE SOLD on Saturday
w the 27;hinst. for chartered mo.
ney OF the District, at 10 O'Clock. at
the warehouse Of Abraham Rapley, 1879
barrels of FI-OUR-and al the same
time 81 barrels of Flour at Sohn Nun.
casters warehouse, delivered to me
under an order OF the Circuit Court
Tor the county of Alexandria and DIS
trlct OF Columbia, by the attorney of
Warner Washington, complainant. a.
gaihst the administrators OF VIM. New-
ION, deceased.
D. MINOR. d. vi.
For W. Boyd Marahai.
July "a.
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BOLD BETTING.

a few days since a person made bet
OF 500 dollars that he could go into the
mayors house and give HIM blow and
come out without molesfalion. Accord.
Ingly he proceeded to the mayors and
alter telling his object gave him Sc
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IS DOLLARS REWARD.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber
IA on the 18th inst. George Purdv
an apprentice to the carpenters bust.
ness, aged between g and 90 years.
well made, five feet ten inches, to six
feet high. He took with him one broad
cloth blue coat, four pair of pantaloons
two short jackets, four shirts, three
pair cotton stockings, three waistcoats,
wo pair fine shoes, one bsaver nat, and
nandkerchieGs of different kinds Fit
teen Dollars will be paid for securing
said runaway in any Jail so that get
him again, or IS dollars if delivered to
me in Alexandria
N. b. Masters of vessels and all q.
theirs are fOrewsrned not to harbor, en-
ploy or take of said runaway at their
peril.
SAMUEL BARTLE.
July 24.-9t
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDAY, july 2e. lsI6-

81 The person who borrowed one
of the volumes of Saimegundi, from
this Office will please To return it
Herald Office, Juiy 90.
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70 close sales

The undersigned will sell at the
stores Of John Janney, Esq. on liberal
terms about
60 puncheons fine favored ole rum,
Sd and 4;h proof, and
8 hhds. shrub, imported in the
schs. Admiral Durham, from Tobsgo.
N. REILLY.
July js
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Washington, July IS.

Il
The Subscriptions to the National
Bank, throughout the United States,
was closed at O'Clock on Tuesday e.
vening, The amount of subscriptions
on the books in this city, by individuals
and corporations, was 1880 shares, or
293,ooo dollars an amount greatly
exceeding the calculation of the most
sangnine as to the subscription. The
iac,is creditable to the discernment of
our ,noRied men
JOHN PoPE, formerly Senator OF
the Uaited States) is candidate for
Congress from Kentucky, in opposition
TO Henry CLAY. There are now three
candidates in that district, MIR. Clay,
Mr. Pope and Mr.. Barr.
Ne1v York, July %.
Samuel A. storrow, Esq. of Boston,
is appointed Judge advocated of the ar
my OF the U. S.
Melancholy Occurrence,-We under
stand, that on the Sd inst. some of the
workmsn at Mount Hope Furnace, near
Morristown, N ]. cast small Cannon
to be used on the following day in cele-
bra'ing Our national anniversary. On
the 4lh they fired il number OF times
with entire safety. Atlength one oil
the men very rash!y filled the piece.
He vas cautioned not to fire it, as i,
might burst and Kill. him /; but replied
with an oath, that he could die 2ui once,
he applied the taial match The gun
ourst,as his more prudent compsnio ns
had predicted, and one of the fragments
| struck the side OF his head, carried a,
WY his skull, and put an ins,an, close
TO his life Corn .ddv.
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Printing in all Its various branch
es neatly executed at this office.
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Ne1v York, July %.

Samuel A. storrow, Esq. of Boston
is appointed Judge advocated of the ar
my OF the U. S.
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To be Sold or Rented and Possession
gtven me Ersr Of Sehf. ne5f
That valuable two.storv Rr;cL
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REM ARD

Ran away from tue subscriber on the
98th of November last, Negro George.
vho calls himself George Gray, aged a.
bout &c years, feet 9 or 10 inches high
straight and well made, speaks slow and
distinctly, ha> lost front upper tooth
the break distinctly appears when he
speaks. Had on and took with him the
following ciothes--A drab surtOut of com,
mon cloth, black close coat Of super
fine cloth, pair of black stockinet
pantaoons and two waistCoats, one o!
brown silk, the other of mixed cloth, all
of which arc much worn, pair Of
common blue cloth trowsers quite new.
pair of coarse strong laced shoes.
| will give twenty dollars if taken
within twenty miles, and the above
reward il taken at a g eater distance, and
secured, SO that get him again.
A. NEWTON.
Dec. Ii st
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tic Industry, which tend to render US
completely independent of the rest of the
world.
Il is not by g consolidating old states
and admitting new = shat our Liberties
will be endangered. When destroyed,
hey will be destroyed by the waat of a
wise aad efficient administration of the
COVE RIM ent ct the natien. They will be
destroyed by the general government sur
rendering to the states, the exercise OF
power, properly belonging to it. They
will be destroyed more certainly by the
|divisioa than by the consolidation of the
states 1t is only by the firm and faith
full exercise ofthe powers delegated to
the national government. that we can
hope for long continuance of this union
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THIS is to give notice. that the sub
scrlber, of Alexandria County. in the
district OF Columbia, has obtained fron,
me Orphans Court Of said county, letters
OF administration on the personal estate
o. Abel Willis, late of the county afore-
sad deceased: All persons having claims
against the said decedent, are he eby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans
Goart, on Or before the 18th day Of June
next, or Trey may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; Il those
Indebted thereto are required to make
payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
December, 1916.
Anthony Rhodes,
Administrator OF ADei Willis.
December Ii e62w
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Globes and Maps.
Dec Ii

Just received for sale by the subscribe ).
A pair of large and elegant Globes OF
the latest edition, 81 inche, in diameter,
ALTO,
Madison's Map Of Virginia,
iradley's Map of the United States,
Maps Of the United States and West
Indies,
Lucas's elegant quarto Atlas, colored
and plain,
Pinkerton's large and beautiful Ditto,
eight numbers published,
James Kennedy & Son.
Dec Ii eot10thDec
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Washington City, December 9

Or Saturday morning just before sun
rise. fire breke out ia the two story
brick house occupied by NJ. Da'id
Westerfield as cabinet and upholster'
shop and warehouse, ON Pennsylvania
Avenue between Twelfth and thirtfeui
streets. west. That house, and the adj
Joining frame dwelling house occupl
by Mr.. Estey, where finally destroye
and the two ot!et brick houses in II
block much injured before the hre Wa:
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James Engn,h x Jonn zoe,

james Lngn,h x John zoe,
Respectfully in.o1m their trends aud
the public in general. that they have pur-
chased Mr. James Andefsop's Establish.
ment, at the upper end of King street,
have formed partnership, and intend
transacting general
Flour and Grocery Business,
under the finn Ut
English and roe.
From their extensive acquaintance in
the adjacent counties, and their know
ledge of the business in which theY are
engaged, they expect to be enabled 10
gle confidence and satisfaction to those
dealing with them.
October eOom
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| hereby make known that

at an election held On sthe 9Th Of this
month, for member ST the Common
ouncil OF Alexandria, from the third
Ward, to- fill the vacancy accustomed by
The removal OF John Mckinney out OF
the corporation, Lewis hipkins has been
duiy elected.
Given under my hand at Alexandra.
this 10Th day OF December, 1916.
EDM. |. LEE, Mayor.
Dec Ii
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Died yesterday morning, TYRONE
'PLuMMER, of the house of j. and G.
Plummer, Of this place. His friends anu
acquaintance are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this morning at Ii
O'Clock, at his late, dwelling on Patrick,
between King and Prince streets