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h was a power beyond the law, yet
loubt whether any power tsat can De
exercised in the o dinars course 81 law
,gill be strong enough to protect the pao
lie treasury frem the chcanerv OF M.
principled men, fortified and encouraged
ia their dishoae,ty by the lenity OF our
aw. and the lsnity Of public sentiment
an the subject of pecuniary rights. Lee
ni,y abused necessarily produces se7e.
rity; and in the lastly :" the laws OF
labtor and creditor in the United States.
aad the gross abuse. arising out OF them:
Ii think see TIA gen 'f fatdre system
# severe rigsur A regulation ON tine
,art 1t the Executive to grant, no othce
If important pecuniay trust, without sc
,u Nv of thai kind, which, cannot De
ey,i.d Without ruin to the surety may,
AID that alone can be eHec'uat The
/, nj If a banking house Tor instance,
which ,uld not slip out et''is oo'isauon
10, Ieg,i quirk, BY abscondins, or by
n. rstilg comforts OF an act OF lnsoi,
y,acy vr,,oat shutting up It's doors aud
is .o,;> fDr ever.
\r5'i G,an ths Senate For disposlng oil
4 ract Il Ia'd to emigrants ~ enab'e
IA. n 70 introduce into the gulted S'ate'
N al amaze seals, the cultivation ot the
via., W., ye,,erit. repo ted from com
nittee - the vanis. aad ordered for d
third rearlinE ,his day 10 he surprise
,s nanv aal Of none more than myself
ais oili was o. .,sed. We nope the sub
i.ct nav ueceed to the utmost hopes
II thrse nonest emgrants. Judging IRON
he ef,cts produced by the grape IN al
countries, | -hnull consider it as pr,duc
live Of rhr best effects, in converting ou'
d.unken population iato sober nae Ia
race between wine and whiskey, 'he
f,rmrr wo4iI have 40 chaqcc at this
ti,ne-pat few years wuu,d probably
tara the tables.
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Company Orders.

In conformity with orders from the
Colonel commanding, the Washington
Guards will parade at the Marhe'
Square, at half past Z o'clock on Tues,
day the 4th instant, tor the purpose oil
attending the inauguration OF the Presi
dent Of the United States. Transports
ton. &C will be provided on board the
steam Boat. which moves a, O'clock
precisely. A meeting of the members
Of the company is particularly reques.
Cd 49, o'clock, p Vi at VIZ. M'Laugh
Inns Hotel, to complete arrangement
for the next dav
T. sangster, Captain.
March $
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ATTEN ION

The Volunteer Companies attached 10
the FIRST Regiment Militia. will Parnde
on TUESDAY Morning precisely AT .
o'ciock. at The Narke, Square IN com.
piete summer uniform. aud with arms II.
good order, for the purpose Of attending
the Inauguration oil the President OF the
United States
The s,oan boa, Washington is ersa.
!. ed to transport them to Washington
ind back. Ration will be provided Oh
b ard under the direction Of the Quarter
faster.
he comma dsHt fatters himself on
this occasion tire men will be punctual N
!hei- attendaDC
WI. A WILLIAMS, Adjt
March 5
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Port of Alexandria.
FROM TIE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

March
Sailed schooner Bufalce, Lee, To-
3astan.
Brig Ijnve, Crabtree, of This port, ha'
arrivea oHt Quaaiicp bound up. On Sun
day night within the Potomac, expert
enred sever gale--lust long boat, haw
ser aud hedge anchor.
CLEARED.
Brig Geo. Washington, Gorton, Pro
vidcnce. K. |; fear, BY John g. Ladd
and Co. 'osars, by 4. Rhodes and j
+. Man hester.
March 2.
British brig Sir George Beckworth
HrnSon. Barbadoes.
Sch. Experiment, S'oddard. N York.
Sch. Victory, Gorhain. Boston.
Sionp Cashier. HaiIock, n York.
Brig George Washington, Gsrton
Providence, RI.
Sch. Coquette, Vail, New York car.
20. POTATOES, oats, apples, &c. to the su
pcrcarso On board passed a fleet Of
about 20 vessels this side Of Maryland
Point. bound up.
Cartaiu Marbury of the schooner Ma.
ria, isdays to the Capes from Havana,
arrived in town last evening. his vessel
at uuantico-reports the following yes.
sells left at Havana Goth January, viz
Schooner Revenge, Of Baltimore, to
sail for do in two or three days
Ship General Smith, Of Baltimore,
loading for the Mediterranean.
Big Newton, OF Newfork, to sail in
a few DAYS.
Brig John Burswia. Of Philadelphia
discharging-and many others not re.
collected
Sloop Embargo, Elliott, from North
Carolina came INTO the Capes with the
Maria to John &. Ladt aud Co.
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Very late iiom France.

.Ee,o To;k Feb. 25---Hn sun
day night. th fast sailing brig SUI
p-rio Pasiorious, (of Philadelphia
arriv d within andy Hook, 10 ~
days from Rourdeaux from whence
she sailed on the sth January.
Two passengers reached this city
in a pilot bot, late on SUNDAY
right
From one Of them the Editors 81
the Meresnti e Advertiser are IN
debt-d for the Ian OF n Bordeaux
paper of the itb Of Janua y, contain,
ing Paris dates to the soth Dec. ana
London Of the aih Of the same month
TIE paper, however does not contain
any news Of moment, being Prinei-
pnlh filed with tn debates OF tue
French Pertinent on Deal SUBJECTS.
The price Of the EngLsI anu
French ST cks will be found below
We are also indebted TO the anne
cen lemau. for the following verbal
intelligence. Wig
That France was in a very tran
anil state-that The harvest had neeh
mueh more abundant than had Deem
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FOR RENT,

4 convenient and comfortable HOUSE
on the lower end of Royal st. adjoining
the house now occupied By capt. Marx.
ley. Possession may be had in,mediste'
~.
n. B. 1t has dry paved cellars. with
a .ood stable, snoke house and sa,d"n.
JOHN L. BROOKS.
March s I
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The Steam Boat aShington,

will start 70, the CITY "f Washington on
Tuesday morning the 9th inst at o
clock, and will leave the CITY precisely
at 3 in the afternoon. A part of I'll.
boat (the, tore cabinl having been taken
by the MILITARY, who On M as
guards for the ceremonies Of the inauga.
IRA ion. the after cabin will be tor the q
oil the citizens and ladie. that may phrase
TO 90. Those wishing to 60 BY hcr will
he punctuai 10 their ATTENDANCE at tie
pr opposed time, as she mus mn,r :" suit
The convenience Of the troops particular.
ly.
The beat will commence her uSua!
rout on the morning Of the 5'h. and PASS
here between seven and eight "'c''ck.
0Cold refreshments on b"a'' m
the 4th. and a set dinner. il engage ID
"a. % e. p NOV uuptbpr y .r
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expected, and that anur vas onlv 10
d liars per barrel that grain had
fallen considerably In price. Ri"e
5 z per cwt.
Upland cotton, 49, to $50 francs
per VT about SIS cts per pound
Brandy 1 rs to 9 dolls. per gallon
and very scarce.
Wine from 500 to 500 francs per
ton and very scarce
10 further learn. that Prince
T4lleyrand had gone 0 Vienna.
We understand that the Superior
has brought about 5000 letters.
Translated from he Bordeaux Memoria
OF January All 1917.
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March 3
THIRTY Dollars Reward
Runaway from the subscriber, l.,ing
Rutor Town. Fauquier County Virgin
on Sunday lsth instant,
A Negro Man,
Il. LaugsSy

I
named Enamel, o! a cannon dak CON.
plexion, about five feet eight ~ nIne
Ii ches high, more than common fol Ups,
and rather a Asarse voice, and same
a down leok. His olsathing when ne
went away,was a new pair Of panta'c ous;
white wool aud cotton twliled, and al
loId FAX tow shirt, hi coat old and hac.
ltared MADE OF tow and yarn, rather Of
yrllowish color his jacsct striped OF
Manufactured cloth. much worn, a strong
pair of clap down hoes, somewhat worn,
land an old pair Of three quartered boot
20, annexed or fixed TO them, al Old
COL hat with to!etab!e large b1u,'his
t.pparel may be changed by other gar.
| ent., if he had or could get any The
| 5nve reward Of thirty dollars vii! be
aid, r. taken up out of the state and SC.
,red in any goal.so that 1 get him again.
| y ten dollars if taken up in this sta'e q
| ;,lvered to me, or secered IN .any goal
/, that get him.
FIR. FLOWER2EE
Feb Ga. lMsrsh .
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COMMUNICATION.

Mr SNowDEN,
he following Gentlemen are propos
I'd and will be supported in the h'S
ward, a, members to the Council elect.
Thomas Vowel,
JOSIAH DAVIS,
1 thomas Preston,
Anthony nhodei
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Married. on Thursday the Goth Fec
braary, by the Rev. Mr.. Spilier, Mr.
joseph Tyler, to the a.niable -liss
Anclua Jackson, both OF Prince Mi
Ian County.
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Independent B'ucs !

The 9TH instant being the Gav oi IN
auguration Of our Chief Msgist' ate. ,ou
i'll parade at 8 o'clock. A N tor HE
purpose a voluntary e,cort. Il is
hoped that all will be prompt in Attend /,
ing the man Of the people.
BY ORDER
81. Langssy.
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Price Of Stocks this day.

Price Of Stocks this day.
8 per cent Consols So SD TO IS 81
8 per cent Reduced 81 ] Q to 81 SO
4 ner cent 1914 to IS SO
r re Bordeaux paper Of the 9Th OF ia
nuary. has extracts frum Phliassi phis
papers of the "a tn November.
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His ExCellency rie Danish Minis
ter. arrived in Washington on Tues
day last.
Washington. City. FEB. %.

The BIlus bill, y, it j. .'hera'ly call
ed, passed to a third reading in tn
SHnaJe YESTERDAY. ~ vote Ut % TO 20,
tTe- an a.oe,,H net il IT'S detail, more
explicitly reqniring the assent d each
state to ne ey ,enIl nreS within rs limits
rrnDos. 10 b. made pui Of this fund -
\ sta'nm NJ IT the r"oceeilags tner"oa,
with the Vas anl SWS on inc several
qsestinnS Oh the bill, sail be gwen in
our next.
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RECON- MENDATI0N.
From tho Reverend DIR. Dwight.

Yale C0IIege, sept. 2, lSln'
Mr.. Joseph Emerson Worcester. Ia
presented to me Tor m, inspection, Pr
posaIs lor publishing new work: ent.
tied, a Universal Gazetteer and Die
tionary Of Geography /; to which is al
pe.ed a specimen Of the manner, intent
ed t, be pursued 10 the execution Of y
design. The work proposed will 10 N!
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In the Senate. the resolution intro
Gurad son, iivs aga by Mr.. Mason
II \. l tn r. ~" the army. WAS, at
ter an ami uatr, debate indefinitely
postponed. BY majority of more
than twp to one.-Nat. Int.
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EaNVTITI OF 4 I"II'I II III .hE'RF.'S ""0
cd Feb. 81, 1877.
His exccllrncy Governor Temp,
t;ns has sent in his unqualified lrsis'
nation rs Gov vernon or tins state
which will be announced TO the Legs
lature tomorrow. ~. \. paper.
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The I'm Tere niah Mason. al present
A Sprator # Congress. rs Hptin nnn'na.
ton 10 ;nverno. Vt New. Hampshire. 10y
the Federal Republicans Of tnat state.
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tneI,gant ball and supper was recent
w s;v,n at Yo,k Up2er Canad". OF
beard III" British man ri war Charwell
capt. OttT
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During the year e .,r'Is LIST OF Navem,
orr Ia>;. there dind n the Public ilosi.
ptal Of Kingston Jamaica, l-76 persons,
of which nu,uher. 81 belonged to the T..
states
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NOTICE.

The subscriber intending to remoy
from this place in short time, request
all those Indebted to him by bond, NOT
" open account, to conc forward q Sc
| tic them up to first of January 1917.
He vii! dispose Of the Houses 4 Lot
ne now occupies, and possession giyel
the 18th October next. The dwellln!
house is calculated for the accoRmoda
ton OF family, with ali the necesSar,
out h"uscs, and a very productive gar
den, subject to small ground rent-th'
stand for retailing goods, or purchase o
produce, is inferior to none IN town.
1t isdeemed unnecessary togive more
minute description, as it is Presume'
hose wishing to purchase will ''ew t"'
premises.
He will also sell quarter acre Lo
and Dwelling House thereon, near tht
court house.
The above property will bedisposed
of on accommodating terms to those wish,
ins to purchase.
GEORGE SMIT.
Dumfries, January I--I6 eotf
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HAMILTON'S WORHa DIES
TEOYlEG LGZESGES.

Which have cwel an lmnense nun
,er Of persons of both sexes, ct every age
mid in every situation, OF various dan
,eross Complaints arising from worm.
and from distractions ortoulness IN then
stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others Of similar titles so com
nonly complained OF, as operating VIII
iolence; on the contrary, particular
excellence Of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and neriectlv IN 1t
contains nothing but whaf reconstruction.
accent. and.is also mild in its operation
,snno, iniure the mnst delicate pregnant
jsdy or the tenderest infant Of "a week old
,rould no worms exist in the body; but
vii, without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach ana bowels, of whatever is lou
|pr offensive. and thereby prevent the pro
I,uction of worms, and many fatal dis
orders. The lozcnges are particularly
sfIicacious n earring oF all gross hu
nours aud eruptions. feverish and bilious
complaints, and arc the safest and mild
| asst purgatiye that can be used on am
occasion
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Also for Boston
80 Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber. Oh
III the 4th inst an apprentice 70 Ne
plas,e'ing business, named William
BRIGGS, about e5 yea Of age. 5 tces
4 inches high, brown complexion, grey
eyes. brown hair, has sca' on the riSh
fore ii,g.r. ano,her nm the right SIDE
the upper lip, a rupture on the rIshsis
groin, aud is pitted with the small p"> :
has also scar between the thumb anu
lore finger Of the left land and the na't
of the forc finger oftLe same hand is o.,
his the initial. OF his name on his RIGHT
arm, and a likeness OF " ashirgton win
his coat of arms marked with Indian
ink, and on ms left arm IS mermaid and
,the Tree Of Lite, mark d with the sane
link. Had on when h, sbscondsd, an
old brown surtuit, a snuff color ed Close
lbodied coat. lead colored pantaloons, AMI
black silk vest, pretty much woIn-aha
he stole from me forty dollars. he
ABOVE reward, and all expenses, will be
laid for h,s apprehension. Masters OF
,essels and others, are cautioned asa.u's
Employing him in any nanher.
WILLIAM MALlNuO.
March l.. 2s"4"
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Little aver Turnpike Compy

A T the annual meeting OF the Stock
~ holders IN the Little River Turn
nike Company, in the town OF Alexand'is
on the 18th January lsl7-it was
Resolved, That for the purpose OF Ell
poYrse;rg the use ot broaI wheeled wag
aons on the Little River Turnpike Road
that all Wagons the broaith OF the wheels
whereof shas he 6 inches. shall be PEI
mitted To pass the gates on sand road to
free isr the term of wears, and all wa2
gan, whose wheel. shall be the bread:l
Of : inches, shall be permitted to pas
toll free for the term Of lS months also
al Wagons the breadth OF the wheels
whereof shall be 4 inches and under
inche.. shall be permitted to pass u
payipg half toll for the term OF ) year
FROM the time they shall pass the rcspec
tive gates, which shall be specially o"
ticed by the gate keeper, who shall hot,i'
tn treasurer Of the same. This reguia
lion shat be extended to all persons VIII
shaI. avail themselves Of it within thret
wears from this date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chairman.
January IL Zawom
~. The editor Of the Wmcheste
Gazette, is requested to insert the abov'
six months. aud send his account to thi
Office.
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Public Sale

The subscribers, three story BrlcA
House and Lot on Cameron. street, or
,as;.e the market house aad near to tn
Bank of Alexandria, will be offered a
nvblic sale on TUESDAY the first da.
Of April Dezt at ten o'clock. on The
premises. Terms-a credit of 4 year'
far 5000 dollars. secured with Interest
on the property, and for the remainder
one half will be required in hand, aud
the balance in approved endarsed notes
ut 3. 8, 4 and 6 months. Any pers"'
wishing to purchase can have an oPpor
tunity to view the premises previous &c
the day of sale. ,.,,.
March 19 cots
Editos of the National Intelligence
are 'equested to insert the above thr4'
times week til sale.
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.
And the symptoms by which they are
known:

And the symptoms by which they are
Worms which ipfest the human body
are chief, of four kinds, yiZ.-fhe Te'
Tres. or large round worm; the Ascari'
lies, or small maw-worm the Cucurbi'
lima, or short, fat, white worm; and
lastly, the T;enia, or tape-worm, so cal
Fed from It's resemblance to tape. This
lis eftea many va DIS long and is full oil
FONTS. 1t is most hurttul and most dl.ti
lcult to remoye.
Among the symptoms attending worms
interchangeable breath, especially in
the morning; bad and corrupted gums !;
Itching in the nose, and about the seat /;
|convuIsions, epileptic fits, and sometimes
privation Of speech: starting and grind
ing of the teeth in sleep; irregular aPpe-
lite, sometimes loatmng food, and SOME
tunes voracious /; purging, with shiny 4
ietid stools vemitiug; large and hard
nelly pain. and sickness at the sto-
mach Slow fever, with small and ir-
--.uiar pulse dry cough; excessive
Mrst sometimes pale and unhealthy
cuntenance, and sometimes the face
ated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of tie above
" nptoms, should have Immediate re-
urse to Hamilton's Worm Destroying
.ozenges, which have been CONSTANT,
tended with success, in ali complaints
:ahiar ia those above described.
A dose OF this medicine given ,cca.
nally during the warm season, will Ell
.stually prevent the vomiting AM
ryins OF chint "a dreadful DIS
Ter, which annually destroys the ham
,hs infn part Of cur citizens
hsewiss Ii mildsst and N c.
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COMBS.
Thomas Mount,

Continres to have Cent?, manufactured
from totoise shell and horns. lie hes
;ust finished about one hundred Z fity
Iazen ortoise shell Combs, Il newesr
fashions; which, with a very general
,.smtment Of combs of all descriptions
and a very handsome collection of
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior tn none in the district ot Co
unbra, he offers tor sale on reasonable
-erms, at his Fancy Hardware Store on
King street. ~
Editors of the National Intclligcnccr
e requested TO insert The above three
mes and send their account to u q.
flee.
February IA
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Valuable Property for sa e
|Oa SATURDAY the 79,h inst. the r.

Ca SATURDAY the 29,h inst. the v"
lowing valuan!r propert, will be otfer =
a. Pubic Sa!e:-
|. a two story frame Tenement an
Lot, on tho east side Of Fayctte-str-Ht'
t5s feet ? inches TO the moth nf Kins-s
lin front on Facet street 2S feet, >
depth 1873 'eet $ inches.
9 4 tx" stn.y frame Tenement ant
Lot. on the east side Of Washington
Is3 feet north 'rem Camer"n-stceet. IL
Ifront on WaShiDston-strset IS feet
inches: in depts1o0 Get
8. A two story fraae house on the
east side Of Washington.street. ia feet
9 inches to the soath Of Queen street, IN
front on Washingon.st. 20 feet, in depth
100 feet
4. A vacant lot on the south side OF
King street. 81 feet ) inches to The co:
Of Fayerc street, in front on King stree
40 feet, in depth 100 feet to 10 feet
allev.
5. 4 vacant lot, beginning on the
west side side Of Fasett- street, at a
point eauidisfant from King and Game.
ron streets. hence north IN Fayette.st.
~ feet 7 in hes. thence west parable To-
King street to Payne st. thence south
on Payne street &c feet Z inches, thence
to tie beginning.
6 A vacant lot. at the intersection of
the south side Of KIng street with the
east side Ct Fayette street. in front on
King street IS lee, inches, On Fayette
street 100 feet to a 10 feet alley
?. A vacant 10, on The east side ofFay.
cite street, no feet to the south Of King
streets ON the south side of a 10 feet alley ,
in front OH Fayette street66 feet 7 inches
in depth les feet S inches
g. A large two story brick Warehouse,
at the intersection OF the north line OF
King street with the east line OF Fayet'r
Il. Get, in front on King street ~ feet
5 inches. on Fayette street Zoe feet to /"
~ feet allsy--now occupied BY Engli'r
and Poe.
9. A lot IN the east side OF Fayett,
street. llG eet to the north OF King st,
:, front on Fasette street 81 feet5 inches,
in depth Iss ieet 5 inches.
10 Two lot, Of ground, formerly par;
Of the estate of the late Richard CONWAY :.
distinguished in the survey made for nj
executors by no. 20 and 81. No %, ST.
mated on the north sde of Muntgomery
20, and On tho vest of C,iumbus =
containing one acre aud seven eigh,s.
no. u. Situated at the intersection Of
rbe south side of Montgomery street with
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Lewis tiipkins & Go.

Have imported in the ships Boston ant
Gen. Smith,
a Quantity Of
HARD WARE. CUTLERY, SC.
which, with their former stock ON hand
enders their assortment very complete.
They have also on hand GERMAN
G00ES, ard
Swedish Bar Iron,
all Of which will be sold lew.
Sentember IS
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HAM,Lr3N'S ELIXIR.

Soccer lign remedy for Gods, OBSTINATE
Coughs, .4sthmas, sore tkroats, az"
approaching Consumptions, and mos
disorders Of the breast and lungs.