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JEREMIAH BAUGu
MARY u. ~. -.

~ BAKER, surgeon Dentist. Respectfully iUfo,,r@
AZe The ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond and H. 81
ciniy thai during the short time he shall continue IN m
city, he will be happy attend them in bis profession
AZ ms room over Messrs Dabnev Eaker's Store opnh
cue Tue swan layeFH-or, at their several places Of
lie bas hree different Kinds Of teeth each evceilnq l.
~ kind which he engras upon suupS decayed forfb
on inserted where tbeie none, from one 10 SET
Ibey are fabricated from the Hproyotauius Vatnrsi
teeth, AID the MHer0f PNsfe Ieefh which are An i,,
proveneni upon those npentrd IN EnrOpe their enneri
Ory oonsistsn never changing their color or 6eravivo
lie mtnds Occayed teeth, uiih gold or foil 80 fi,st
10y 49,
ie ceansos, separates, extracts teeth or their sfamn
IN the safest aud uo't approved manner spd Fcals.s
lie has also tooth powder, prepared by himself freq
honi every dsleiefions quality Wick its use not or
poshes the teeth, but preserves them cures a,.e,.
gums aud keeps them in health, state
~ advice gieen on The teeth gratis --Auerd.nse a,
his room tii 10 a. VI. aud ffom 3 y. ~
20 JHqairers are direotcdtO Dr. W'Cgyg.
J0HV4rH -. as9yutf
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this time increase our eapiial ~ ,sfe has
Will you add to the unfortunate ircauali,. AZ,
ready existing Will you give OUR Western
brethren additional cause TO complain Of oar
legislation No, Gentlemen, no.
Citizen IF Richmond
MONDAY MoRxiNo.
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49, whose base or strength is virtue
I'M" Ar u. said, he should vote for filling
80 ihe blank with no sum but SIX dollars ;
~, Ip ,y,s opposed to the compensation bill
~ hsn il was adopted; he still thought II
rnng. aud was in favor of placing the
Wv, al members on their former footing,
Ind also for the repeating law taking Ell
Soct from the commencement OF this SEES
70, ar. itren,icmem please, from the ter
....;ns,;on OF last. One word as To an eA-
,,rcssou made use OF hy Il gentleman,
,,h;ch Was, that few months ago, alter
,amn discussion and matu.e dciiberatlon,
zee passed this law.
ar, Chairman, what is the fact The
Iii was introduced oil the 9th of March,
.nnd the first and second time agreeably
81 r,lc AMI committed to committee OF
,,,e Whole. and made the order OF the day
-, tl,e III. On the 9Th, the House went
-, committee of the whole on the bill, III
the after part o.! Tic day. The bill was. I'M
dor discussion III the committee about
t,re. or four hours, when the committee
rose reported the bill, and ordered 1t to
he en,rrcsscd for third reading on the
sth and on the S:h, the bill passed The
House of Representatives: only one day
,nteryened between the day Of its intro
diction, and the day it passed and ieil
the House.
I'm The few remarks have submitted,
have cautiously avoided personalities, or
any expressions calculated 10 wound the
feelings Of gentlemen, and trust that Il
correspondent libcraliiy will be measured
ont 10 me.
(DeLote to be Coatinacd)
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NelO- York, January -.
LATEST FROM THE MEDirERaANF

Fly the arrival Of the brig Alexander. Cap
tais Summers, We learu that Comm odorc
Chauucey in the Washington, ~, capt. Crcigh-
zen, together with the frigdtc U. States, Capt.
shaw, and the Peacock sioop Of war, capt
Rodgers, were only waiting at Gibraltar for
JOIN the remainder of the squadron, which
were ordered TO rendezvous at Port Mahon,
consisting Of the frigate Java, Capt. Perry,
- Constellation cdDf Crane s!ooD4 l. rie cant
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aai a magnificent Chande,;., SUSPENDED
III the centre OF the saloon. give :, rich
ness of effect TO il not casily suroass..d.
Instead of births oil the side of ms hail.
there are closets. for The lea c.n,ioars and
suite Of plate for the dinner table. whicI,
are finished in ahigh style of elegance.
The aster-cabih contains sleeping accom-
nioiations for the usder officers OF the
vessel. The owners and captains state
room are very commcdious. The convc-
nience> OF the kitchen and stewards a
partmenls NAV be considered models in
their way. There are auueducts ii, al
parts OF The vessel which require them. =
The intention of Mr.. Crowninshiell, we
understand, is To proceed in the tirrt in
stance, 10 the Western Islands, thence
through the Streiglits of Gibraltar. aud
following. the windings of the left coast of
the Mediterranean, will touch at every
principal city on the route, which will be,
round the Island of Sicily, up the Gnlph
of Venice TO Trieste, alon. the coast of
Albania and the Morea, through tie Gre
clan Archipelago 10 the Dar,!anei'es if
permitted by the Turkish authorities, he
Will proceed through the Sea Of Marmo-
ra to Constantinople, thence coasting "a
long the ports OF the Black Sea, to the
Sea of Asov, he will return by the way of
''C iSIc ". cyprus, upon tile SOutn sue or
the Mediterranean stopping at Acre,
Jerusalem and Alexandria, on his way,
and sailing by The Coast of the Desart, TO
that of the Barbary States. Immerging
from the Streights. he will proceed through
the British Channel and North Sea, UP
the Baltic TO Petersburg: thence along
the Coast of Norway to the North Cape,
and perhaps into the White Sea; from
this point lie may go TO Spitabergen and
Iceland, and thence crossing an immense
ocean TO the coast of Soutll-Amcrica,
touching at various ports, he will com
plete the tour OF his destination, and ar
rive at Salem.
1t is much TO be desired that gentle
man of scientific atlaiDments, historical
research and literary taste, may accompa-
nv Mr.. Crowninshicld in his expedition
The multiplied objects of rational curios-
ity, which will be presented TO the trav-
eller on such tour, would afford materi-
ais, which, if well thgested and arranged,
would do credit 10 the country, and con
fer permanent celebrity upon voyage,
which, without such narration, will
dwndle into topic ofidle curiosity and
final insignifcance.
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NEw-loRK, Jan. II.
The steamboat Gar of Neptune which len here last
Saturday evening with delegates TO the legislature.
proceeded far up Poughkeersie landed her passen
gers on the opposite shore and early yes
erday morning.
Tfade Of the Port Of Nor-lors for 1916 There en-
tered the port between The let OF January and 3st Dec
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VEiN VALUABLE LAND far. .y0se.-six- eiyhihs ~
the Irdct Of LGqd, formerly owneil by Col Turner
oonihaii, dec near the city OF Richmond sometimes
called the HesfhGH, and sometimes tie P-iek Hoyse
iTGct VIII, on the 10th day OF January eNt be onered
ioI sale at public auction in lots of from two to ten =
cres each ON credit offour. eight and fifteen mon,s
NaYah'e III equal ins,alments. Negotiable uoes ,. an
pfoysd endorsers pas able in the baaks m Rich
moN VIII be required for the frst and second payn,n,s
Ano DEEDS 81 trust on the property w be required os.
Possession viii be given, and the Of the legaees
:" me "te Col Son;ll conveyed every PURCHASER on
has complying with the terms OF sale -
The undersigned alone aie authorised 70 djsose of t
lands aforementioned AL; N,Rae ~ ~
THO TAYLOR.
u. plat otthe Lots above referred 10 will be ev
hiOied at the Merchants Coffee -Fonse IN This Civ Sor
one fortnight before the day sale and VIII also on .hat
DAY De on the premises submitted to the inspection osaIy
person inclined 10 purchase.
December IL. 6ztts
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Owing toihe state of the weather OIL YESTERDAY the A.
D3Ve safe WAS necessarily postponed future day Of
which due notice will hereafter be given
ALEX'R ~RRE,
4. TAYLOR.
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4 AND FOR SALE/ On Wednesday, the i0th of FehrI.
- ary heNt VIII b$s0ld tn the highest biddee At Pow
hatan courthouse, heing court dayl q Z rocf of land
beonging to the estate Of VIM. IIobsou dec agrceaby
TO ms last viii and testament. This tract Contains be-
tween 400 aud 500 acTesone Of which IL is snnno
sed is wood land. FF'
The land lies upon the Buckingham Road . miles lie
low Powhaian court house aud within seven mile. of A
manufacturing mills II adjons the lands of TboInos,1
B'ount tie estate of John lobson Brett Raidoub the
estate Of JeileTy Davis and Jeptla Leet.
The land will he sewn person WISHING M v;c,-
thepfenises- either by the Subscriber SIR. Richard
Adams, who lives adjoining the said aud.
Terms mGdc hYOwH IRE d0U OfSNEe.
FRANCIS i. PONALL. Fr,or
IL.
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MOLASSES, COFFEE and SUGAR, on c0nsiannr.IlI-
IVA 20 hhds prime Trinidad moiasses 81 bags prilns
green coffee ~ boxes brown Havana snear-Iandng
this day from The slOop Besey, aud for sale by
TH0S. II. MITCHELL.
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zen of Virginia Being from puhlic Off
GERS, who have the best means of iniorrna-
ton on the subjeci on which they write,
and containing matter ofn,uch interest to
our merchants as well as farmers, we
seize the first opportunity to lay them be-
fore the reader:
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NMUABLE TOBtCC0LsND FOR ssLE.-On Moi.
day the i7th day Of February isl7 III be exosed
at public AUCTION To the highest bidder for ready rcev
o9O acres oi excellent tobacco laud. situate In the comfy
OF ne nehhnrf on the waters Of Blue stone Creek aud
bopded by the lands of RoyaliLockett Herman hmm
son James Fam aud others being q same tract Hand
"ntFfpn the late Miles Cary Fnney resided which sas
WIZ be made agreeable toa deed Of sasfy d.t
d"e 10 captain RobeI iiaskns of Chesterfield coant,
doubied aud clear title IN fee simple to The said land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-21

frfr"ct ETA ic,fcr from Jlaos MdUry. Co.swl D, ire
a. Haics at Lire-Pobf, dote.t Nor. :. 1916.
tl' last simmer has beca the coidesti ever have ex
ps'ie'cei been aost anfasorao,c grain and the
afcr have bcen rising time past At this place
wheat sells 'or guinea ~ BUSH OF 20 lbs cqnal to
SiY Winchester bush. oroolbs.n
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LADIES WALKING SHOE,.
W.4LRY.NG SHOES.
JUST pUBlISIIllD
For IaIe br RE Skt(cribSr.

For JaLe ~ ME Shtierib<r,
A second volume of AlIison's Sermons.
The poets Pilgrimage TO Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. rs CTS.
MI. De Roccas' Memories of The French
war in Spain, dslliar
Paris Revilited in ISI5, by J.scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. Opic, dolls.
Tales of Fancy. by Mifs Burney, rd.,l.
Christable. knbla Khan, and the Pains
of Sleep, Wilton, by S. r Coleridgc,
81 la cts.
Chriitian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Maionic Minitrcl, i fclccton of Mafonic,
fentimental and humorous fongs, Duets,
glees, chorulcs, rounds and CAM onetfs, ref.
pectfuily dedicated to the n'olt antent and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Nations, with AN appendix, containing "a
0,ort hiflorical account Of Maionry, and
likewifc LIT of all the Lodges N the Unit.
ed States.
N. B,-Subscribcrs to the laft mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them The
subscribers price Is dolls non subscribers
3 so. ROBT. GRAY.
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NOTICE.

THE fubfcribers having entered into CO.
4 partnerfhip in the Biackfmtll buiinefs
1t will be carried on under the firm of
RICHARD ROCK & Co.
at the old ftand, Union-itreet, where cuffo-
mers and others can be accommodated at the
fhorteit notice. Having complete flock of
raw materials on hand, they will be able to
execute any orders in their line at the ihort-
cit notice. RICHARD ROCK,
HORACE FIELD.
Ne b. Thofe perions who have not ict-
tied their accounts with the late firm OF
Field & Rock, will pleafe to take notice, un-
lefs payment is'made by the firlt of April
next, they will be put in the hands Of pro-
per officers for collection and all thole in
debted to Richard Rock will make payment
to Horace Field, as he is duly authorized to
receive the fame. RICH'p ROCK,
February zS. If
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ticle Of animated matter. East
Greenland with all its inhabitants,
is supposed for many years past. to
have been buried under mountains
of snow. The nothren parts Of
Norway and Lapland. have been
visited with like severity of sea-
son. One half of the natives of
Lapland are reported to have fallen
victims to the inclen,sncy of the
weather. The mountains between
Norway and Sweden have become
entirely impossible, except towards
the southern part. Lightning,
which formerly was very unusual
in these northern regions, has be-
cone very frequent. The natives
call it the fire Of the south. What
is equally remarkable, The Aurora
Borealis, which used to be so SER
yiceable to the Laplander, has di.
mimshed: In short. all nature il
the nothern zone, within the last
SIX years, is represented as having
suffered most material change
This change must of course have
affected the adjacent countries III
the temperate zone, and created
materially the cold of last year.
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GUIGLY,s

Burr MI Stone .Mmmtactory.
ME Subscriber has received a
Il. large supply of BURR BLOCKS.
arecf from france; and has COM
menced making Barr MI Sores, at
his shop, upper end of King street,
HeaF lhe storc OF Mr.. James Anderson,
w@erc no can, on short notice, ssrnism
''os..s OF any size, warranted equal: 20
aHy 80 the Unned States, and OH the
most Teascnahlr terms.
MICHAEL QUIGI;Y
st,ril &
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HOUSES AND LANDS.
TO LET.
FOR SALE AVID 10 LET.

THAT Commodious and defirably fitu-
\ ated DWELLING HOUSE, former
~ occupied by VIM. Newton, Efq, will be
rented to iuitable tenant, and poGefIion
gwen the flrit Of april next, ALTO attached
thereto 81 ORE fitted up, and one of the
beit itands in this place, for either wholefalc
or retail Dry Good bulincfs. PoGcflion
given on the firf March. They will be
rented together, or feparately. For terms
apply to A. NEWTON, or
FIR. ADAMS, Jr.
January ar
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NOIYCE.

TIE fubfcriber is foley authorized to
i receive all debts owing to the late firm
OF Jas. Fleming & Co. being defirous to fet-
tie the demands upon faid firm as fpeediiy
as poflible, he requires all thoie rehdent in
the country Indebted thereto to pay their
respective balances TO him on or bciore the
hiit day OF May next-he will be under the
n,eceility OF ordering fuits againlt thofe who
do not comply.
april n. SAML B. LARMOUR
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PLANO FOiI,I,E

+ VIE Subscriber has Just received
& IAN elegant, upright, cabiuc, Piano
for!e, on new construction of very
superior zone and warrsnted TO stand
Wei IN ,nne, has additional, keys and
TWO pedals, one TO raise lie dan, pcrs,
the oihcr 'cmoscs Tie finger board, Sc,
that the hammers strike but one string,
by which means It is made as piano as
necessary.
On Haad--Four square Planes, will,
additional keys--sone of them proved
ay judges TO 6s CT excellent o.ali,v.
ROBERT GRAY.
Anil 9.
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EOR SALE.
FOR SALE

A TRACT or LAND, containing ss7
"a acres, more or lefs, lying on Ocoquan
Bay, IN the county of Fairfax, and fate of
Virgins, adjoining lands Of K obi 1. Thomp-
Ion aud VIM Malon. II is prefumed ihoie
defrous OF PurchaGng will view the land,
and themielves judge of its peculiar advan-
tages. One third of the purchafe money
Will be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed of
trult to fecure the payments.
THOMSON F. MASON.
December I6. tf
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SPRING GOODS.

HE goods can be viewed at any time pre-
vious to the faic. AS we have this day re-
ceived poiitive orders to clofe them as foon
as Poflbte. good bargains may be calculated
upon. NJ The Description of the goods
Will be advertifed in the papers of to NOR
io"s may "a.
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SEMINARY.

i. FkOWi37
MOST RESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends
Iva and the public, in Alexandria, that
he intends opening
!SE.MI.A:qRV
for young Ladies and Gentlemen, or
Wednesday May 6, 1877, in the ichool
'houfe, on the green, between MIR. Thomas
Vowel's and col. Smms' formerly occuoied
by MIR. John Parable.
The branches which he profenes to
teach are fuch as are con,prifed in an Eng
lin education, viz Arithmetic, Englifh
Grammar, Reading, Orthos raphy, Writing,
hiocution, and the Blemcntsof Geography.
Parents or guardians VINO feel difpofed to
place their childrenunder hi, care will, he
humbly hopes, be fully fatisfed with their
Improvement, being determined on paving
the mott fednfous attention, in order to ia
ci!itate the progrefs of his pupils in learn
ing, and to inffil virtuous and religious
principles into their minds.
The moft satisfactory references for cha
ra6ter and abilities Can be produced. The
defks and benches will be 70 arranged as to
prevent the different fexeS interfering with
each other, and they will enter at different
doors. The ladies will be difmiGed at leaf
ten minutes before the boys. No boys a
bove IL years of age can be admitted. For
terms, which will be moderate, pieafe to
apply at the ieminary. may 7.-qo&f 6w
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January3f
TO LET

A CoMMoDIoUs Two ftory Dwelling
4 n Houfc, on Henry freet, iouth Of
King Erect, containing fix rooms, executive
OF Kitchen, pantry, &c with good gar
oen and neceflary out houfes. 1t will be let
on reaiohaoie terms to good tenant-For
terms apply at this Office, or to
Mrs. MUTT, oppofite T w. Pey-
april II. I'll tons King II.
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POETRY.
ron TIE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
TO ELIZA.

TO ELIZA.
HAPPY thofe days when firft faw thee,
Blefi were ttole hours confecrated TO you,
Joyful the moments when you own'd you
iov'd me,
Delightful the feconds tho fwiftY they
few. @
Such were the days when firif left thee,
Painful thoie VOWS which memory drew,
Tedious the moments till again iaw thee,
Tardy the 4econds till they brosght me
teyou.
Happy thofe days rhen agais faw thee,
Bleit was the hour when returning to You,
Joyful the hour when to your heart you
clafp'd me,
Swift paiIed the dear feconds that found
you 70 true. SIDNEY.
GENTLEMEN-The above is the fri ats
tempt OF a youth of feyenscen--if you con-
fider :ilem worthy of an in4eYtion, you will
oblige fubfcriher by dofng 70. Withhold.
ing them will be coniidercd as tacit ayows
ofyour judgment, which is tie ordeal by
which he is fatisfied they fhould be tried.
Aiex'a, Mays. A.
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PROBABLE CAUSE OF COLD OF
THE LAST YEAR.


From the late English publica-
lions which we have seen, we per
ceive for the last FIVE y,cars there
has been an unusual continuance
OF snow and frost in the northern
frigKl zone. "A regular journal of
the weather in Greenland, has been
published by the missionaries sent
to that country. There are three
missionary settlements In Green
land. The 1st at Herrnhut, built
on the BalIrivierc, on peninsula
not far from the Danish colony
Godshaab, in 64Geg. i4min. north
latitude, and founded in 1888.
The Cd at Litchterlfels in the Fis-
cheiiorde, eighteen miles farther
south, on an Island four miles
circumference, founded IN 1853.
The 81 at Litcylenau in South
Greenland, in 6ldeg. north latnude
on tie bay of Agdluit. Atthese
three Settlements, the thermome-
ter generally continued for the last
five years, below the freezing point
from the first Of September until
the first of May. From the first
OF November Until the first OF Ee-
bruary, it was almost invariably
twenty degrees below the freezing
point. On the 10th of May 1914,
the weather was SO severe ar New.
Herphut the first settlement, that a
man and woman were frozen to
death In the month of July of
that year, there were heavy falls Of
snow,aDd the thermometer was fire.
quently below the freezing point.
In the garden of missionaries at
Lichtenftlls, the snow lay on the
lst of June twelve feet deep--and
they were obliged to shove! it from
their gardens in order to SOW some
seeds. On one side of the church
it was so high on the Oath of June,
and pressed SO strongly against it
as 10 force the walls out OF the per-
pendlcular. One of the missiona-
ries at Lictentells had the toes of
both Of his feet frost bitten on tie
first of July. Except in the months
of July and August, the snow has
been SO severe for the last FIVE years
as to prevent the meetings for di-
vine service. During the summer
months for the above period in
Greenland, snow storms have been
also frequent.
We have Also read that SINH
lar severity Of cold has prevailed
in Labrador.-l'he thermometer
during Fights months of the year,
was always under the freezing
point The bay near Main has
never been free from ice until the
middle OF July.-Some of the Is
klmauX 1t is said have attributed
this unhappy change in their sea-
sons, 10 the presence Of the mis-
sionaries. They maintain that the
God Of the missionaries, is The
Deity who presides over snow and
frostS, and thai he never neglects
to furnish his subjects with abnn-
dance Of these gifts Of nature. IN
the month OF ApriIin 1878, in Lab
rador, Is persons in one house
were frozen TO death for want OF
feuel, which could not be procured
owing to tic great falls Of snow.
The whole region towards the
north pole beyond Greenland and
Labrador, is said for the last six
years, not to have exhibited a par
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TO LET,

A CONVENIENT frame DwellingHoufe
IA IN Pitt-lt. near PrincefS-f. containing
Tx good rooms, and fitted to accommodate
one or two families, with ground newly fen
ced in for q large garden, and two or three
tprlngs OF good water near the premifes.-
Potlsiiion will be given Immediately. For
terms apply to MaadeVille g Larmoar.
Septembert.
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SALES Al AUCTION.
By p. C. MARSTELLER.

On FRIDAY next, at 10 o'clock,
Ioeopiesof Kimber and Conrad's large
NIP OF THE u. SIXTIES.
It may be viewed at the auction room u few
days previous to the fale. mayIa.
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By JOHN JACKSON & Co.

THIS DAY, atIoA A. NJ.
AT the Auction Room, on Union between
King and Prince ftreets will be fold on a
liberal credit of I, 3, and 4 months, We
ny prime afIortment of
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
d AN AW AY from the fubfcriber, on
IN Monday laif, a Negro Fellow, named
,lRR,8.H .LlCHGO.J.

HkTItSIsN OsICH iJUsN,
about S feet or 9 inches high, AZ or as
years of age, light co mplexion, has o ae tooth
out before, flnall black whifkcrs, hi h fore.
head, and is a likely well made fellow took
with him variety of clothing, which it is
deemed unneceaary to particularife. He
was feen in Alexandria, and i imagine he
has gone On TO Baltimore, ard from thence
will endcavor TO get TO Philadelphia, with
the expectation of obtaining his freedom.
will give the above reward if faid fellow
is lodged in any jail 70 that get him again,
and pay all Reasonable expenle. If brought
TO my reGdence in Fairfax county, near A.
lexandria. WILLIAM PEAkI.
March J.. If
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DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES
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DC. &c.
Particulars of which will be exprefed in the
bills OF the day. All kinds of goods which
are on Limitation, and the prices of which
are eftablifhed, can at any time be viewed
and purchafed at the loweit limitation and
prices. p. G. MARSI ELLER.
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TO LET.

A Handfome finifhed two tory BRICK
Houie on King itreet Formerly occupied by
Henry s. Earl, convenient to good water.
Pollelicn nay be had Immediately.
CHARLES SCOTT.
April g,