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Fauauier Lands.

gWyfIE subscriber Offers for sale the
Estate wherein he resides in the
coun ty of Fiquier, about s niles bsiow
the courthouse, on Gedar-Rlip. between
the roads leading to Fredeficksburgh and
Occoquan, 80 miles distant trom either
place. and 40 to Ale xandria by the turn.
pike, from auckland The tract is Com
puted at
Three thousand three hundp3I
and severity hcres,
and is divided into three. farms, with
Woodland and Meadows, consequently
distributed for each. There is
Valuable Mill Seat,
with stone on the spot for building
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract. presenting an extent Of
Four or five hundred Acres Of
Low Grounds
of first quality.-Thc bigh land is well
divided into regular fields, some of them
very productive, and is adapted to the
use of Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either for extensive
grazing or grain culture.
he purchases or purchasers of the
land, can be accommodated with the
farming utensils, the crops of Germ and
the sown Wheat-the stock Of Cattle,
Horses, Sheep and Hogs; ard with the
Negroes on the estate in families, making
about $50, of a very valuable description,
with some tradesmen.
The improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, with good out Houses,
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
is healthy and the water uDcommenly
good. Two thirds of the wheIe purchase
money will be required at the delivery
Of the property, the balance in short pay
ments with interest and secured by
deed Of trust.
Bernard MI. Carter,
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Public Sale.
On Saturday next the soth inst will be
sold, at Hunters ship yard
80 The brig Ciarlssa
Asm ~ her rigging, sails, cables, an
SssaSEs chors, &c. &c. burthen ia
% IS tons, sound vessel, her sails and
rigging which are nearly new, may be
viewed any time previous to the sale,
II the warehouse Of Mr.. w. F. Thorn
ton.
Terms made known at the place Of
sale.
P, G Marstellar-
November 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscribers, under the Firm 0
JOHN JACKSON e Co. tender thei
services to their friends and the public
as Auctioneers, with assurances that :h'
utmost pr emptiness may be calculated %
n all business contided to their M
nagement.
JOHN JACKSON,
E. w. SPOFFARD. :
October 25
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Caldwell and Jackson,
November s7

SdIQWCiI anu JdCKSUU,
Have just received and offer for sale a
their Store,
509 boxes fresh Raisins
10 barrels New York Pork
10 casks Goshen Cheese
l cask refined Salt Petrc.
November 28 ct
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Port of Alexandria.

Arrived schooner William g Eleanor,
Colbert, from Hampton. Spoke of
Slackstone's Island, ship Diana, capt.
;iarper, from Cadiz} bound to this port.
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wsrd 10 explain the objects thereof.
Resolved, That these proceedings De-
pubhshed In the newspapers.
Resaired, That the thanksof this meet
inc be presented to the Chairman for the,
faithful discharge OF his duties,
Rcsolred, That this meeting adjourn.
AMOS ALExANDER, Chairman.
]. r. Ramsay, Sec'y.
Feeling conscious that no degree OF
imprOpriety can be nationally ascrioea TO
US, for the publication OF the notice which
occasioned the public meeting on Tues
day evening, we have as little reluctance
to publish the vote of censare that has
singuIarly been passed upon US, ny that
assembly, as could have been tett by
the Editors Of the nerald or ourselves,
to give publicity to the paper which has
exposed Us to resentment. This meet
ing, we presumed, was invited with a
view to consult upon the measures it
might be iudicioSs TO pursue, to induce
the Directors of the Bank of the Unit
ed States to locate in this town the
Branch which Is Gained By the District
and it could not be expected that, up.
on subject of such general interest.
we should depart from our usual course,
in admitting public notices into ep7 pa
per.
This notice we could not conceive &c
be improper, as its object seemed to
be, to recommend for consideration a
subject ssat had Produced very gene,
raj sensation.
That the gentle@en, who originated
this proposition to assemble those who
felt an interest in the introduction of q
Branch Bank, did net see it proper, al,
terwards, to render themselves prami-
nent in eIfecGDg what they desired, is
not just cause .or this expression ofdis-
appreciation OF an act not Involving very
serious consequences, and with Us cn
treiy Professional. We are satisfied q
the respectabiilty Of the persons who
we're Instrumental in this publication.
and cannot doubt the prOpriety Of tie
motives which influenced their conduct
There are some who decidedly wish The
establishment Of this branch, within the
town OtAlexandria, & others who though
Of opinion that it is not important to our
interests, bat, believing the united ef-
forts aud zeal of the people Of the dis
trict, will prevail over tue better juds.
ment of tue Directors Of the Baak Of the
United States, cordially usite in eAer-
hons to obtain its establishment where il
may be beneficial aud certainly canno::
De injurious.
With these views we have every rea-
son TO believe the wish was expressed Tor
a second meeting, norwere tue gentle
men unprepared for their full disclosure
From the want, however, OF union in
sertlnent,-from some misunde,stand-
as among those upon whom was to de
sOive the task of organizing the meet
las' but, particularly, we suspect, from
mat diversity Of opinion which seemed
% exist as to the expedieRcy OF Branch
Dank being introduced at all within the
district, Producing on the minds of those
from whom some degree Of activity was
expected, reluctance to be forward in
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To Rent.

November 18
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Bernard MI. Carter,

Woodstock, Fauquier County.
October Is 2aw
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Domestic Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. July Is.
PERPEl iAL MUTTON.


We are informed by one OF the COM
mittee named by Mr.. fedhefier, to at
tend yesterday, pursuant TO the notice OF
the 2oth nit. that the machine was bro |
to Mr.. Erans's torthe investigation OF the
commences OF the discovery, wen 1t was
suggested tilatit be pat in the possession
OF the mayor OF The city, in some eohse
nient rooul to be procured Ter that pur,
pose, tomorrow CT the daJ after, which
was agreed to--the committee was then
organized and adopted the following pro.
Iceedlugs:
In pursuance of the public notice given
Iby MIR. Charles Redhetier, the following
sentlemen met at Peter Evans Tavern
On " ednesday the 18th OF July INST. a
In O'clock, a. NJ. 10 wit {:
William nIgham, Esqr. Chief Jusac'
ofPennsylvania Robert "harton' Est
Mayor Of the city OF lhliadelphla Ben
llamin Chew, Esq. Joseph hoPklnsoi
lPssq. Charles j. Ingersoll, Esq Baye
eu comb, Esq. Robert Patterson
lGeorge Clymer, Nathan Sellers, Samu
7 Richards, Nililam. Garrigues, Mo
les lancaster, Josiah White, jacob He'
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igate, Rev. DR.. Beasley, Dr.. A. Stewar
]. Colder, Esq. C D. Corefeid, Esc
Dr.. Alexander Knight, Johnson Tayloi
John Livezey, Joseph Mather, Charlie
I3udd, and Robert Brooks.
William Tilgham, Esq. was chosen
President Of the Committee above named
and Joseph Hopkinson, Secretary.
Mr.. Patterson stated that it is Mr.
Redhefer's request, THAT the Committee
shall attend on Saturday the 9th inst.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. atsuch place as the
Mayor shall appoint to see his machine
out up and direct their further pro
ceedings for the object of their appoint
ment.
Ordered accordingly
Also ordered, that the Minutes of this
meeting be published.
Adjourned, to meet as above directed.
Signed,
WI. TILGMAN, President.
Jos. Hopkin8on, Secretary,
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aides Straw Eu.netS
TEN DOLLARS REW.aRD.

Ran away from the subscriber, an ap.
prentice to the taylors' business. named
Charles Hooper. He abscordcd in May
last. and has since been seen crossing the
lnwer ferry. will give the above 'e-
ward to any person who will take bim up
and send him to me. or secure hlm so
that | get him again lie is about thir-
teen years old, stoops as he walks, feck-
ed face, large eyes; had on black coat
with silk buttons. black cashmere fan-
falcons, striped vest with silver buttons.
robert Gray, jun.
July IS tt
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FROM THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE, !.
Letter from Vim. Ice. ESQ. Consul Of
TIE United Sta es al Bordeaux, to Oh;
Mitchell Of this city.
Bear Sol beg leave 20 inciose you a
,ss'eF tom Mr.. card, professor at the
veal and dumb college, In this city. He
seOOslderedin this country, phenome-
s'a; ior, though deal and dumb, he is
' .. with every branch Of iiterature s;
Ssese. He wrote the enclosed himself,
.Iu brought II to ne to correct, but |
sOaSSht 1t best to make no alterations in
can assure you he is considered far
.a2erOr to the Able Sicard, who has ac-
Sg!ed so much celebrity in Europe for
sss'lncdsg the deaf and dumb. Being
twenty eight year of age. and of ex-
'sat constitution, he has large margin
Improvement, aud would probably
!, =. !, 70 see his proposed institution carried
~ue highest perfection.
| have the honour, &c.
MN. LEE.
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Professor Of the Royal School OF Dca'
and Dumb, at Bordeaux.
From he Connecticut Coarant.
The BRIEF REM ARKER.

FAMILIES are clusters of little con-.
mohwealths, which can hardly suhsist
without government, and whose well be-
ins depends greatly upon the manner III
which they are governed.
The ruler OF family, with respect to
the children belonging to his household
aud undelh his care, stands in the relation
OF magistrate. A sortof magistrate he
is OF very ample powers, for he is cloath-
sd at once, in "A 2cerraia measure, with
Legislative, judicial and executive authori
y.
Ia this character L concerns him to act
wnh the utmost lmpartiaitY. Tohs par
tial is to be UNJUST; and the Injustice be.
Ing perceived \ deeply felt (asit scarce
ly ever fails to be) discomfort, heart
burnlnss, and bitter murmurings will en-
sue tavouritism is the bane of govern
ment, ia the smallest ccnunities as well
as tue largest. And look /! Often * the
taloaslte child that wrings the hearts OF
the doting parehts; and no less o!len the
child that shared least in their regards
cones atiast to be solace and the prop o!
their declining years.
Il hehoyes tae ruler sf family to es.
tabiish 10 domestic rules and laws but
such as are reasonable III themselves, and
seanduclye to ;he real good and welfare
Sof tie little community he governs. Else
FSie acts The part 81 tyrant--and one
who is a tyrautiR his cwn house, would
BE tyraut over millious if be had it IN
ibis p0Aer.
| As the laws for bis household should
be enacted with all the prudence as.d
!orethought he is master Of, so also they
should be executed with discretion and
cool Judgment. What would be thought
lot a judge who should proceed to pass .
penal sentence without conviction, OF
without giving patient hearing and
fair trial, or who should e. ii'toa violent
passion upon the Judgment seat, and
Team witli rage while in the act OF pas
sing sentences. Every body would thlns
him utterly unit fer his place and woul1
!. cry cut, Shame upon him! Now the rule
OF a family acts as Judge; while TN
lparty arraigGed before him has refine
1.-The benefit Of counsel, nor the p'ivl!ege Q
trial by jury. In these circumstances
lis peculiarly fit and necessary that Ia
Judge should act not passionateiy pat WIT
cool deliberation.
! Parehtal magistracy must be supporte
/ Iby general decency ofbehayiour, or Inev
tably 1t will fall into contempt. II IS a
old Latil maxim, s. .Naci,aa de6eta
; Ipueris reuerentia :"-in English, "pe'
! great respect is due to children Parent
must respect themselves in the presene
: lof their children. A governor, or Jul
5 kace of court, who respects not himse
4 by asteady observance of the laws OF d'
/ fsensys brings his office AID authorltY IN
IcoRtsmpt; and it is alike so III domest
u isoyernment. Nor does the requisite d.
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Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Schooner Cumberland, Wilson, 9 days
from st. Ear1holome ws-Sugar, Molas-
5es and Rum, to Butts and Cawood.
Sailed in company with schooner Jane.
Barnes, Fer ntiIadel phia-An American
srig from Martinique, which had put in
n distress, repaired and sailed fpr Bos-
ION the day previous.
Left at St .Bartholon,ews,
Ship Missouri; Spgingste,, for Phila-
lelphia in 10 ,iaas: schooner Mary, Sc
lick. Tor New York, ditto: schooner Ma
catid, Riddle, for Baltimore, uncertain !;
bril- Nancy, Giilelean. 81 days fr. PHI
Jade! paia, had just arrived brig AdeIa.
stockins, of hliddletown. Con. do brig
porus, stout. New Haven. ditto: brig
Jane, fowne, kennebunk, ditto: brig
>:erchant iilHnhan,, ditto, dischalging +;
>chooner dt0be, Fo>sltt, Dan ascotta. car
20 iumber: brig Presage. i&ese: Alexan-
dr.a, touched at st Bartholomew and
aiied for t thomas Jane 2j &: or James
scott, i@Ye@, New York, sailed fo Go.
Jane 20, big Fortune. Reed, Whining
ton. Deiaw are, do. for st. Croiy dune IS:
schooner Union, Carpenter, Providence
Ii. |. "a: schooner 49,, with powder
and lumber, from North Carolina, saileJ
for st. Martins July s.
The Cumberland spoke, July Is. lat
So, so, N. long. Is, w. schr. Daunt.
less, Travers, OF Vienna, out nine days
iron Port au Prince bound to Baltimore
Same day spoke ship Telegraph, days
from Kew York bound to Charleston
ooath carolina.
Markets glutted with all kinds of Anne
ican produce. Colonial produce scarce
and high.
Accounts had been received at st
bartholomew from the Main, stating
hat the royalisis had evacuated nearly
she whole coast OF Fenezula, ana that the
Patriots were successful in every re-
! pccs.
he French feet were momently look
led ior at Gaudaloupe.
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gard, Of Bordeaar, TO Samuai L.
.uitcheN, of NEG Fork.
BORDEAUX. April 9. 1916.

g. BORDEAUX, April 9, 1916.
!, "a viii. perhaps, be surprized
bs; a. aoerty l tate in addressing you; but
~ governed by motives of humanity,
T,s H. encouraged in my design by some mi
TS,s gentlemen and merchants Of the
lesSss Avn States now in this place, l beg
Il n. 70 call your attention, for moment.
so me- , situation of the unhappy persons in
l. ~ country who have the misfortune Il
tSs usai aud dumb. Afflicted myself with
,sa.;ha aaaiar@ities, and feeling, with sreal
a. '0iIlty Tor all those in the same Stu?
laye enquired OF the American
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lion. in Bordeaux, for the instruction Q
1.-The deaf and dumb, whether there existe
lany similar establishment IN the Unite
Estates. Being Informed that no sue
ischool had been established with you, an
learning, that, among ycur deaf an.
ldumb, ali those who have not the mean
lof coming to Europe, were deprived o
instruction, | feel an ardent desire to de
vote my labors and existence to procure
! for them the inestimable blessing of TIT
education of which their organization i:
susceptible, and which is so indispensable
| both for their own happiness, aud to rem.
| der them useful members of society.
was educated myself in the institu
| ton Of the deaf and dumb, in this city.
and having acquired, by long application.
. perfect knowledge OF the most approx.
led method finstructing this unfortunate
Iportion Of society: have, for these eight
years, exercised the functions Of teacher
II have also acquired tolerable know
Hedge of the English language. Ii the r.
imerican government or benevolent indlvi-
Iduals OF your country, are disposed to Ia
lvor an institution in the United States, |
would willingly so there icrthat purpose.
| | can procure satisfactory testimonials ci
my moral character, and OF my capacity
flor teaching the deaf and dumb, from re.
spectacle military anu commercial gentle
linen Of the United States, who honor me
with their Friendship and estee Z. Shall
entirely depend upon the wisdom aaa
Judgment OF the American government,
lof the individuals who upasrtake to as,
'slst ale, In the present establishment, to
fix the mode and plan OF its organization.
Car Institution here is calculated tor
sky poor students, at the expense OF the
government, WHICH pays iot each 6GO
Ilailcs, about i4 dollars, per amman, and
aa44,00O. less than 5000 dollars, Tor pfoieS-
sors. and sundry other charges /; to which
is TO be aaded the expense Of suitable
building, beds, iinens, &c. making tie
aggregate eXpense aooat 1000 francs an
auaity, 10 doiars, Tor each ln'iniiuai.
dne i'icn pay the expense Of their chil
drea--and Il, as ! have been told; con
sideraoie portion OF the deaf aid dumb in
the United States nave the means Of pay
ing for these instructions, the expense to
the government ORA pflvate 5oclety would
be iucoesiderable--ief myself, do nat
claim great e.noiuments, ny desire and
o9ect is 70 serve al afflicted portion of
humanity ; ny ambition is to secure .
comfortable subsistence for my family.
| have The hoaor to be, with high re-
spect, sir, your humble servant.
z GARD,
Pyofesser Of the Royal School OF Deaf
and Dumb, at Bordeaux.
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A. Moore. Register.

THIS is to give notice ttat the sub"
scriber. of Alexandria county, in the dis.
t,ict of Columbia, has obtained from the.
Orphans' Court of said county letters OF
with the will annexed, on
the estate of William Smith, late OF the
county aforesaid deceased: AL persons
having claims against the said decedsnts
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, passed By the
orphans. Court, to the subscriber, on or
before the third day Of Januar! next, or
they may By law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate 4 those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment.
Given andcr my hand, this third Aay
Of July. 1916.
Eiehdrd G.. Norton, ADM.
with the will annexed, OF VIM,
Smith, deceased.
July s. eoHw
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At meeting of the Board of Managers
OF the American Bible Society, con,eu-
ed in the City Hall, New York, on the
18th OF July, 1916,
Gen MATTHEW GARRISON, Vice Pre-.
sident, in the Chair,
RESOLVED, ,ha. this Board will proceed
without delay to carry iuto execution the
great object contemplated by tie Conyen.
ton which formed the Society, viz
. to furnish great districts Of The Amer
can Continent with we'll executed
Stereotype plates, for the cheap and e&.
tensive diffusion OF the scri ytuFes, throug
regions which are nov scaAtiIy suppllea
at dlscourasing expense" and that II
order tC iacinsate the accomplishment oi
this important but expensive object, the
Board will not at present, appropriate
any part Of their funds, to the purchase
oi Bibles for immediate dist hutton.
Resolved, That the Bible Societies
throughout the Union, as well as lnd,vl
lua!s, are respectfully and earnestly
solicited, TO aid the Board 10 the pro.ecu
ton OF this arduous undertaking, by pc
cuniary Contributions.
D7 order OF the Board,
JOHN 3. K0WhyN, Sec'ry for
Domestic Correspondence.
~ 'The seyera! Editors OF News Pa
pers in the United states, friendly Il
the dissemination OF the scriptures, arc
respectfully requested to give the above
tive + three Insertions IN their respective
fapefS.
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Orphans ( curt,
saleaandria County, July Term,

ORDERED, That the administrator of
William Smith, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times week
for four weeks, in the Alexandria news
papers.-A copy-Test,
4. Moore. Register.
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ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Schooner Liberty, Beers, Boston.
Schooner kose-in.B Bloom, Rowland n
Bedford.
Schooner Leopard, Buntin, Bermuda,
ochF. Cumberland, Wilson, st. Barts
CLEARED,
Schooner Pike, Clements, Baltimore
Schooner Admir-! Durham, Cox, Bar
0adoes.
Bns Economy, Farrow, Boston.
Schooner Washington, Perkins, DO.
Schooner Henrietta: hewitt, 6. Town
scar Adeline, Lynburn, Baltimore.
sch'r Polly and sally, Babcock, Rich
!n0nd.
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!ilOIid.
NEw-YoRR, July II.

NEw-YoRR, July II.
Arrived, schooner Juliet, Doane. IS
days from Cadiz. Left, June 7, ships
Jula, Nadham. from Norfolk, discharg-
ing; Liberty, Martin, ditto ditto: Mi
da,, Coggesnal, for New York, in 6 OF,
s days: Fox, Hall, from New York, dis
charging (: Osprey, Cook, from CHARLES
ION: Ataanta, " oodside, GEORGETOWN,
dltto: Matla, Davidson, Lisbon, ditto
Leonidas, Swift, New York, do: AMe-
rica, DE koven, New Orleans, not be
San to discharge; briggs Alfred, Law
Charleston, discharsilg; Two Brother.
.Lapham, Boston, ditto Phoebe, Dryer
Tor North Carolina, in 6 OF 6 days; Ju
ia, Atkins, Boston, discfarging; VIM
land James, Southworth, North Carolina
ditto: sally Barker, Bantfoft, Boston
ditto: Pallas, Kcating, North Carolina
ditto: Martha Foud, Stow, Gibraltar
|uot began to discharge Olive, Lunt, do
loading with salt: William, Lemont, do
lido: Triton, Cieaves, ditto ditto: Des
patch, Boston, not begun to discharge
tolient and Nancy, ditto ditto: schoon
lers Ontario, Bartlett, for New Orleans
in or days: William 4 Joseph, Hew
lett, ter N. Carolina, in 4 or S: Charlie
land John, Pfouts, from North Carolina
Idischarging, April IS, lat. 40, II, long
las, discovered the hull Of the schooae
lBetsey, of Plymouth, which from appear
|ances had been wrecked long time
'Ispoke June 80, lai. SO, SO, long. q.
Ibrig Sarah and Eliza, Willis, from ia
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PUBLIC SALE.
Hill be added to Tuesdays Sales;
Case Of
Knives and Forks.
P. g. .Marsieller.
July 90
Turnip Seed
I HiYE FOR SALE,


A quantity of fine early Dutch Tur-
nip Seed. of my own savings, a. they
were remarkable fne--the greatest care
was taken to save the sorts apart: white
top, red ditto. green ditto, early stone;
white and green top, also the yellow tur-
nip, Delaw are and red kaIe, with every
other kind of seed in demand, lucern and
white clover, carduas fullorum or fullers',
teazel, for raising the KNAPP upon woollen
cloth, the seeds or heads NAV be had.
A liberal allowance to those who pur-
chase to retail.
ALSO,
The best assortment of
China, Glass x Queens Ware,
Which will sell as low as il car be had
in town for good paper: good assort-
ment of stone and potters' ale, and q
few pair garden shears.
~ ichotds. Kingston,
Fairfax street, near st. Paul's
Church.
July 90 1mcp
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llermo, and % days from Gibraltar fof
,altimore. July IA, lat. SO, 40, long.
g, so. an English brig 2 days from N.
York for New Brunswick.
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I2 Dollars a month and fou4d,
Viii be giren or Luborers.
For the PUEBLO WORKS at Fort
Washington, On the Potomac.
Application may be made immediate
ly.
w. K Arnistead,
1t: Col. OF Engineers
July9. II