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THE Bishop ofLla,nlqE.

Or. Watson, Bishop of Llandaff,
who departed this life some time
last summer, appears to have been
a man Of liberal and enlightened
mind. In a letter to Dr. Bucha-
nan on the subject of Religious
Establishment FOR British India,
published iii Calcutta, in the year
1907, he speaks thus Of America
" God in his providence has so
ordered things that America, which
800 years ago was peopled bynone
but Pagans, has now many mil
lions OF Christians in it; and will
Dot, probably, 800 years hence,
have single Pagan in it--but be
occupied by more Christians than
now exist in Europe"
OF France he saws:
" From this praise am not dis
posed to exclude even France it.
self, Notwithstanding the Temporal
ny apostacy Of some of its philo-
sophers from every degree of reli
gious faith. cannot but hope
well of that country when ] see the
National Institute proposing for
! scussion the following subject
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TO LET.

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, a. preset occupied 10y MIR. Isaac
Robbins as a Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on the FIRST day Of
May. Il. LYNN.
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FOR SALE.

II WISH to sell or rent my farm on
d Retirement, three and d halt miles
from Alexandria. 1t is valuable farm
and contains 10Y acres, about 40 Q.
which may be sowo down in small grain
this fall.-Tcn acres are in timothy and
20 more su!tabIe-There is plen
~ OF good timber, and the place is well
watered, and under an excellent fence.
viii make the terms accommodating
te purchaser. II it is not sold l will
lett out cn shares or for certain rent.
!" wish 10 sell good second
hand wagon and cart, and will take tim
Der in payment.
GEO ATKINSON
Sept. T. Fri
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no LEV'.

A convenient frame dwelling hous,
ON Pitt street, near to Princess street
Containing six good rooms, and f.tec
. accommodate one or two famIlieS
with ground newly fenced in for large
GardeD-two OF three springs of good
water near the premises-Possessior
I'll be given inmediately--For terms
apply TO
Maadeulhe g. .Larnlow.
Sept. 8.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

L u k II X / NJ l. ~ L
NoUrm5sr IS, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby Given, that funds
IN have been aligned for the payment of
fuch TreafuIy Notes and the intereIt there-
on, as are now due at the Loan Office in the
city of New York. in the fate of N. York,
and which were not embraced By the Motif
cation from this Department, OF the AID of
Augulf, 1916. 800
And the fad Trearury Notes will accord
ingly be paid upon the application of the
holders thereof respectively, at the faid
Loan office in the city OF New York, at any
time prior to the frlt day of January 1917,
after which day intereit will ceafe 10 be pay
able upon the iad Treaiury Notes.
The Commiliioners in the icveral Rates
are requeited to make this notice generally
known by all the means in their power, and
the pri tcrs authorized to publilh the laws
of the United States, will be pleafed to in
fert it once a week in their REFLECTIVE pa
pers until the frit day of January next.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
Nov. II. t1fJ
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Lees Anti 81 Nt.s Pills.

Lees Anu-cI .Nts Pills.
TNHE operation OF theie highly efiecmed
4 Pills is perfectly mild, and the expe-
rience of thouiands has proved they may 10.
uied in every Gtuation in lille without The
leaf Inconvenience.
They are 4lmirably adapted to carry of
luperhuous bile, sc. &c.
Le@sWorm- destroying Lozenges.
This medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as il is certain and efiiacacious in its o.
peration, cannot injure the youngef infant,
lhould no worms exit in its body; but will,
without pain or gripping, cleanfe the itomacl,
and bowels
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Lord B5ron'8 character Of The
Turks

No traveller has had better op
portupity OF being acquainted witI
the true character Of the Ouomans
than Lord Byron. The following
description IS certainly a favorable
one.
"The Ottomans wlrh al thei.
defects, ar not a people to be des-
P,scd. Equal at least to the Spa
niards, they are superior to thePor-
tuguese. IF it be difficult to pro
nounce what they are, we can at
least say what they are not. they
are not treacherous, they are not
cowardly, they do not burn here.
tics, they are not assassms, nor has
an enemy advanced TO their CAPT.
tai. they are faithful to their Sui
tan, until he becomes unfit 10 gov
ern, aud devout 20 their GodWith
out an inquisition. 3 We're they
driven from st. sophia tomorrow,
and the French or Russians enthro
ned in their stead, 1t would become
a question, whether Europe would
gam Dy the exchange. England
would certainly be the loser.''
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NOTICE.

THE Creditors Of IfabelIa Rofs and OF
i William D. Rols, late Of Alexandra.
deceaied, are requefed to prefcut their
claims to the lublcribcr on or before the
18th day of April next, on which day a dir-
tribution will be made of the eitate of the
faid Ilabella Rols, purfuant to her will
aidall Perlons indebted to her edate, are
rcqLelied to make immediate payment.
ALEXANDER MOORE
AGAR. with the will annexed OF Il,Selr-,
Rofs, dcceaied
Oct IS e
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MIR. Nicholas Harris, of Reruth

MIR. Nicholas Harris, of Reruth,
near Exeter, Eng on Thursday,
the 10th of October, invited FIVE
j1tUeniie friends to celebrate the
eightieth return of his natal day,
whose united ages amounted to
t6ur hundred 81 eighty-SeOen gears,
VIZ Charles Terrill, aged 81 vii
lam Handy, aged 80; Robert
Fdlkner, aged 81 4; Edward Mich
oil, aged 80, and Thomas Thomas,
aged so. One of the party or old
boys, who is clerk and undcrtak r
OF the parish, being called upon
for a toast, gave, " May you all
live 100 years longer, and live
to bury you all -
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LAND FOR GAI.E

DY a virtue of deed OF truii, from
I'D Coleman Lewis, to the fubicriber,
(made to fecure the payment of a fun of
money, due to Alexander Waugh) viii he
expoied 70 public fale at CENrREvILLE. in
the county of Fairfax, on WEDNESDAY
the 1T day of JANUARY, 1917, to the
higheit bidder tor ready money, y:
152 acres OF L.9.F.U
Lying on the turnpike road between Fair.
fax court hottie and the iaid town Of Cen.
trevillet
GEO. N BERKLEY, Truaee.
! October Al. is
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FOR SALE.
November al.

4 TRACT OF LAND, lying on each
"A lide of the little river turnpike road,
miles from Alexandria, and 9 i"omWafh .
ingtOn and Georgetown. Itcontains about
600 acres, and has on it tolerably comfor-
table Dwelling Houie, with the neceGary
out houfes. There are on it two apple or
chardS, which never fail TO bear abundant
ly, and a large meadow, which may be made
very productive There is no doubt but
the foil can be made very fertile by the ule
Of Platter and clover, from experime nts
which have been made by Mr.. Mofs and
Mr.. Scholfcld on lands Immediately adj
Joining it The turnpike read from the
Warrington bridge will touch the little riv-
er turnpike road on this tract, at place
where there is a mott convenient ftuation
for houfc of public entertainment. ] he
terms on which the above property viii be
fold, can be known by applying to the iub-
icriber living in Alexandria.
AUG'B. FITZHUGH.
October ~, 1916, Fam
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{" What has been the influence OF
| the Reformation of Luther, on the
political situation of the different
states of Europe, and on the pro-
gress of knowledge ?" especially
when | see the subject treated by
MIR. Villers in manner which
would have derived honor to the
most liberal protestant in Europe. ="
The Philadelphia Aurora, in imi-
tation of the London wits, thus in
duces persons to adventure in Lot
teries.
The gentlemen of the bar (and
of the bench too) are now purcha
sing tickets rapidly in the State
Lottery.
Query-Is this fer the good of
the state for a sample fee, or a fee
simbie2
Cure for the Rheumatism.-A
lady much troubled with rheuma-
tic pains, was actually cued 4 few
days since, by seeing her number
published in the list of prizes sold
by Hope & Co. as prize Of 1000
dollars. She his since remained
free from plin. Medical aid in this
case had previously failed of Civ
ing any relief
Many adventurers in the State
Lottery, since 1vhoe tickets have
aecomc scarce, are like u part Of a
defeated army-tkey cry fct guar-
terS!
Our citizens can now obtain
peaceably, what the British army
during the war wished to seize for
cibiy-beauty and booty that is,
they can have a handsome prize,
which combines both.
We wish many Of our friends
were like the Grand State Lottery
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing z4o
"A acres, lying in the county of Wet
moreland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth Of Ronier's Creek-the greater part
ofwhich is cavity tmbered with white oak
and cedar, iu:tab!e for fhip- building, fire.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
J. F. CALDWELL.
October o, IF
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ana pavable and th7, attend,,ce ,.;u h.
Given TO receive the fame n the fo,Ioyino
times AND rlsces. viz
At FairfaX c. aouGe on Monday. tho
an Of Nc,ober
and 9TH Of Nov
At Ccntrevil.e Iue!day zad,
At Gum Spring "Wednesday s3d,
~ A!die Ihurlday s4th,
At M'adleh14rg Friday z5th,
At Uppcrvile Saturday 26rh,
At Union town Monday 2Sth.
At Capt Grcgg'S itore, 1ueiday 29th,
Al Pumpkin Town "wednesday goth
At SMITHS CroiS Roads lhuriday SIT.
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TO RENE.
TO RENT.

To kILNI,
THE STORE between Mcssrs, Patons
l. g. Butchers and the subscribers, late
y occupied by MeGrs. Carey Bronaugh &
Co.-PoGefIion may be had Immediately
For terms apply to
Vaudeville & LARMOUR.
Nov, az.
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NOVIrE
20 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY coNcFRN,
WOU arc hereby notified that the Di
Z rect Tax, for 1916, has become auc
ana payable, and that attendance Will be
given TO receive the fame At the following
times ard places, viz
a . l.,;,C,,, - ,lo,C, - NTz,I.. -
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We wish many Of our friends
were like the Grand State Lottery
approaching a good end.
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IOIIIIIy iVdIIId- f1VtIIutJ J :.
Great allowance TO tllofe who purchale
fell again.
- 10 detect counterfeits, obferve each
article has on The outijde wrapper the Gena-
ture OF NOAH RIDGELY,
a's AHcharL Lee e CO.
n. B. The proprietor is in poGeHon Of
many certificates of the efficacy and ufeful-
NETS of the above mentioned Medicines, but
ne will not intrude on the patience of the
reader, or the columns Of this paper, as he
is fatisfied diicerning public will till con-
tinue TO duly appreciate their true merits r
September IS. Won -,
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Lees Elixir.
NRrHNh V
vOus Cordial

Which IS confidently recommended as an
invaluable medicine for the fpcedy relief
and permanent cure of various complaints
which rciult from dilipated pleafures, ;u-
vcnile indiicretions, reiidence in climates
untavoraSlc TO the contribution, inmoderate
"ie OF tea, frequent intoxication, or ANY 9th,
.er detructive intemperance, the di(eafes nc
cuiIar 10 iernaies.a at a certain period OF life.
bad lyings in, sc.
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Ferftc arc cf Agnsy, 8cmntca. and Iyter-
rr'f!sr; Fcveys
Never was medicine off red thar has a
greater claim to public appreciation than
this. IhouiaAds can fatisty of their being
cured by thete drops, after the bark and
every other medicine have proved iueiicc-
tual.
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othrO oh
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JUST PUBLISHED

Sept. T.
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Port Of alexandria
NoRFoLK. Feb. 5.
1r RoOM Books.

From TIE Reading ROOM Books.
Ship Hazard. Crabtree, 50 days from
Barcelona, * &c from Gibraltar, reported
ia our paper of Friday last-Jan. %, 10
lat. %, Is n, long. IS. SO, w. boarded
British ship MoreIand. John J. Hodgson,
master. 6 days from Wilmington N. c.
bound to Jamaica. who very generously
supplied them with provisions and wa
ter. The officers and crew of the Ra-
card avail themselves of this opportun
ty to make an acknowledgement of the
poIiteness and humanity of Capt. Hodg-
son. Jan. Is, in lat SS, 81. n. long. I'll.
IS w. spoke schr. traveller of Boston.
SIS days from Lisbon for n. York, with a
cargo Of dry goods !; being themselves
short of provisions and water, could not
supply them. Captain Crabtree learned
Just before he left Barcelona, that let.
Ter had been recei ed from Madrid, stat.
Ing that appearances there were anti pa.
ci6c. Complaints and determinations
had passed between the parties adverse
to aud in favor of the government. and il
was expected by many that an open rup
ture would ensue. The province of Ca
talonia and indeed most OF the maritime
provinces of spain, were very ill-aitect
ed towards the government; duties were
enormous on all Importation, especially
-four fears OF a revolt, it was said, hac
Influenced the king to reduce the cox:
duty on flour from 4 1-2 to 2 IL pei
cent. Oct. Is, left at Barcelona, ship
Union, Delano, of New-York, waiting
for brandy, the crop of which was ex
ipeeted in about 80 days. Prices il
barcelona, Oct. IS. Flour 8 10 So
charges S 2 80 per barrel wheat S
] per quartera OF bushels, charges abou
Is 10 per quartera, dull brandy
sea &c, and worth Sll0 to 100 per pipe
vines plenty; Catalonia $40 45, Ben
Ilcarlo 20 "a Is per pipe-the latter scare
and In demand.
! The consuiship was vacant at BARGE
iona. aud great inconvenience had beel
| xperlenced Oh that account, by Amerl
can mastees Of vessels, which we're. how
lever, much remedied by the generou
land gratnitous services of the ex-cOnsul
John Le0haEd, Esq. who had recent.
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IMPORTANT MEASURES.


:, IMPORTANT MEASURES.
yesterday, the House of Delegates
VIE IN committee of the whole, on the
lE@ Il bill which proposes the estab-
,Sa@ent Of Is new Banks. : motion
- sss made TO strike out the first section,
sA'ea would be decisive of the fate Of
s s,sse Oanks--and on this proposition the
NJ ssua'e turned No question during the
vent session has called so much abih.
!; "a the floor. The committee sat after
= Light. and shen they rose obtain
dare 'esse to SIT again. On subject ST
ny Interesting to the COMMON,
r.'ia, to- mash thought and investiga-
s.. s. cannOtbe bestowed. The world an
ssT tA'es the declsien with the dee esr
a., 'es'srday it was announced from o.
s,s', ,e' 'hst they had r4ssed the bill |,
,e fund Tor internal Improvement
MI lev amendments-nhich inahI
'e concurrence vi the house ofdele
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Ana. This important bill has therefore
;scome 4 law Of the land. Rich. ERs
Escaps Of General Bolicay, and .dssas,
sinnt;on of his Pnymaster.

Escape of General Bollray, ana s1ssas
siaation Of his Paynaster.
After the surrender of Carthage.
ma to the Royaiists. Gen. Bolivar,
the leader of the Patriots, escapes
with his Aids and some other ON
GERS. 10 the island OF Jamaica;
when the escape Of gen. Bolivar
was known, the Royalists sent
vessel TO oyertake him. and oiferea
a reward of $4,000 dollars to any
one who weuld put him to death.
After the General had arrived at
Jamaica, some Spaniards engageoI
the Generals negro servant, On tnol
nromise of two Thousand dollars 10
Isssass;nate his master. On the
|n;pht in which the deed was to nave
heen performed. general Bolivar
unexpectedly lodged abroad. 10 'ns
eourse OF the cvcning Mr.. FELIX
! mestoy. late paymaster OF gen.
psl;yar;s Guard of Honor, threw
ih;mseIf into the generals hammoc 70
ssss himself and fell asleep AZ a
l,a,e hour, the servant entered the
roo,u and "feeling a man IN the
,sammoc. whom he took for ms mas
). ". plugged his knife into the meek
's Me snuDosed victim, when the un
o. ~ man sprung up, and struggled
. .'':th The negro until be reserved
WIZ and ,sortal wound ia int
!, se g. a;.,a near the back, he tss ,
l : ', J ). ,ortly after expired. In
fell fell "n 10 n sSs knife was found in tn
case o. ~. :. vs.&t, with some pow
ASSASSIN ,aa .,ai ~ and other poison.
.ie glass. :, rben brought betor
~ Inc So ' 'a;s,ra,er onfsssed the facts
the , m 'aEasaa - j i1eiose the name
or hisemployers. - tho slay
led 10 take bis trial
court. from While
The Jamaica paper d. state!
,t,ese facts are gathere ;oe a Ger
H. ). ttais is the third t. ,,,atee
s; s's life has been attt ;p,;o
~ n0'' ~ Of Tie losest descr Ia
or soani,rd,, and each time q. ne {
had : hair brsa >tb escape, oGos :,
nas,, a',x;oaS ernie that a .spanlafu'
VINO had been seen 20 nave was
with tire sessan'' sted
afterwards recognized al " ar, er
by gen. Bolivar, and deiive seu o'>
to the British government.
Commercial .fdUertist%'
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Public Sale.

=,
IN Wednesday the l4th inst. will be
sold at Griffith s. Brawner's Auction
Room, large and general assortment ~
of Dry Goods-without reserve TO
close concern. consisting OF
SUPERFINE and second cloths,
Cassimeres, Bedford cords
Stockinetts, cortluroys
Vestings, blankets, Flannels'
81 Irish shirtihgs,
a. DO. linens,
Shifting cottons, fancy MUSINGS
Cambria muslins, dimities,
German linens,
Brown Hollands,
Book checks,
Italian silks,
White jeans,
ROYAL ribs.
Cotton hosiery, ginshams.
Calicoes, Madras handkerehiets.
feb s
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.nrer and manner max es
sdsvIf o. 1sa' nome mans bestdeIIght;
swell Orde l,soe;ons distraction into tb<
pnds e Is Is, the ways q her household :, o.
Cd yen discreet \; as we'll as faiihiul man !.
add : ) e soncerns: when we see suca !. 8
assr O. lssU thank God, many suc0 q =
sonas. nav See if usioOk about 1s II
ere We ;aa $ to turn our eyes to thus an
]. oa q s',;'e ), and we shall there
cent es st1isiag likeness Of her. j.,
hn ind his character Solomon concluded
WI s~+chcs: aud he seems to have ex,
h' 81 Sine tSe whole power of his talent, ana
:. sI.s ut, -, skill Of his pencil, to dc 7
;rsiice. -.
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been displaced, without any reasons be-
iag assigned therefor. Capt. c. expert
Ienced much friendly aid during his stay
from this gentleman, which he takes
great pleasure in acknowledging: I,
THOUGHTS were entertained, it was said
by the Spanish merchants. to petition
for Mr.. Leonardo restoration to the con-
suiate.
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Just Received

find for Sale By the Subscriber,
A few casks of Goshen cheese, war;
A ranted of the first quality superb
or Isle of Wight der in barrels; mess
beet and pork, Cork inspection (; 500
lbs. shoe thread; 100 barrels suttoik
tar; with constant supply of lquors'
etc. etc.
or Groceries as usual.
Joseph Harris.
february 9 uot
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MARRIED, on Tuesday evening last
at Richland, Stafford county, Virginia.
by the Rev. Oliver Norris, John Douglas
simms, Esq. of this town, to Miss EIea.
nor Carroll Brent, daughter of the late
Col. Daniel Carroll Brent.
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February 9

A funeral service Tor the late
most Rev Arch Bishop John Carroll
will be performed in st. Marys' Church'
lin the-town of Alexandria, on Monday
the 18th inst. to commence at hall pas'
10 A. NJ.
feb 8
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Malice IS hereby given,

Notice is hereby given,
UyO the Stockholders of the Mocha
MICS Bank of Alexandria. tnat az
Election will be held at the Court House E
n dis town, on the I'd Monday in Marcn
next {11th), for the purpose OF choosing
fifteen Directors for the ensuing year.
By order of the president and plfec'
tors. ,,yx, pArnN r.
Cashier.
81. dte
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$50 Dollars Reward


VA ANYWAY from the subscriber; OH
s, SATURDAY, the 10th inst. a bright
,a - bov named JOSHUA, formerly
The nroperfy of Mr.. Wm. Hodgson. az
beut 5 feet 6 inches high, from 90 to 81
Years of age, stout made and handy Leg
aed has a swing in his walk, large blue
eyes, large mouth and one of his tore
teeth out !; had on when he went OF
pair of blue pantaloons and roundabout
Jacket of the same. but it is probable he
NAV have changed them--lt Is probable
he will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New York, whse he win attempt to
get employment as Cenfect;onef, IN
Which business be has been employed.
I will rive a reward Of 25 dollars for Sc.
curing him, if taken in Alexandria and
l6ftv f taken within 90 miles, and the
hove reward if taken further from Alex
Iandria. and reasonable charges if brought
hOme. r,r
N. B. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or carry
inc off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law for SO doing.
J.. B.
Dec. l9 I'll {
The Editor of the Baltimore Federal
Gazette will please publish the above -
livery other 8 times. ..ss
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David Peabody

~
Has received, in addition to the Goods
mentioned in his last advertisement,
bale carpetings
Venetian stair carpet
Ladies Merino net vests
Ladies linnen fleecy coats
Elegant merinO shawls and hall
handkerchief
Damask silk shawls
Black and white Grape
Russia diaper
India cottons, cotton checks
Towels, silk and cotton umbrellas.
At the store tive doors below the Me-
chanics Bank.
Jane tt
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1t Col Armistead
february Q

OF the United States Engineers,
WHISTLES to contract for 1000 bblsR
wv of Lime, 5000 perch of building.
Stone. TO be delivered in the months OF
March, April, May and June at Fort
Washington on the Potomac.
Alex'a. Feb Q
The Editors of the National lnteiif"
geneer and New-York Evening Post are
requested to publish the above II times
and forward their account to this of'cs
.payment.
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HGnteG, 10 purchase or hire,
4 Female Servant, OF good dlsposltions
~ who understands Cooking and
House Work in general. For such q
lone liberal price will be paid, Or goo%
wages given. Enquire of the Printer.
Jan 8
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Pubic Sale.

On Saturday next the 10Th instant will
be sold on the premises,
A two story frame Dwelling House
situated on the North side OF Duke
Get, to the eastward of Patrick street.
l, 10 the occupancy of Mrs. Thompson
CIV Terms made known at the place
81
{ sale, p. G.. Marsteller.
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! The Schr. Peace
! cargo = Auction
| AT inst. at II O'Clock
Jon Friday the 9th on Mr.. Dodge
i A. NJ. will be saA 30 of the aboy
/ wharf, the entire can zee,
j schr. from Port au Prih
& Consisting ef
] As tors OF t.ogwood
j $4,000 lbs. Coffee Salt
I 500 bushels Turks Island <
4 90 dog. dressgoat skins
2S ID. tortoise she'll q
Germs made known at the time
ale. Mallory Z Watts, Auc'rs. !
etowp. feb s.