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lust Published,
and ready for DeliDery,
THE MONTHLY vISITANT,
No. 2.
Feb 5
PUBLIC UTILITY
RnMuIUS RIGGS

ROMULUS RIGGS
At the Exchange and Brokers Of
fee, Bridge Street, Georgetown, has,
yoi his establishment so arranger-
that he is at all times prepared to fur
nish money in any part OF the U.
States; persons holding funds they
wish to exchange can be accommodate
ed by forwarding them to his Office /;
all those holding notes ofany OF the
hanks ofthe District in any part of
the U. States. by sending them to
tbs Office, may have them put into the
currency of the ncighbourhood.
The highest premium paid for
drafts and bank notes on Boston. n.
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Viz
einia. North Carolina. South Caro-
lima, Georgia also for United States
Bank notes, Treasury notes and
specie. Holders OF unchartered
bank notes, from any part Of the U.
States. can have them put into specie
or any thing they may wish; an
kinds of western bank notes bought
and soId--AIl kinds Of stock bought
ana sold. transfers made, dividends,
notes and drafts collected and REMIT
ed for a small commission persons
abroad having claims against houses
~ the district. can have item pGnctu-
alIy attended 10 and settled. As there
are many persons who have money
living Idle, who would wish to put IL
to interest. such persons can have
six Der cent per aunmn for it, for any
time not less than sixty days, ana
not longer than twelve months III
terest paid every sixty days ii frIiilr'
ID. and principle when dtmaudedh b!
giving three days notice, no s'ane
less than onehundred dollars recei'-
ed on interest. The best security CIV
n. Office kept open for bHs'ncs'
| from eight O'Clock in tiis moir'"s
uutill six O'Clock il the evening.
49, january o.
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January 81
OUIGLY's

Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
HIHE subscribe, has received large
I supply Of BURR BLOCKS direct
from France, and has commenced making
Burr Mill Stones, AZ his shcp, upper end
If King street, near the store OF Mr.
James Ander sen, where he can on shor
aotice, furnish Stones OF any size. war
ranred equal to any in The United States
and on the uost reasonable terms,
Michael eais'y.
april c II
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For Sale,


rJ1HAT substantially built & elegant.
Il ~ finished three story brick DrsI-
ing House on Water street, formerly
the residence Of IL. late rr. EmsGs;
with which will be sold, either conjoiDt-
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, aG feet frOGt and l20 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accohmo
dating to the purchaser.
IL this property be no, sold pry,ousiy
to the 18th Of May next, It will then be
for Rent and possession gwen immedl.
ately thereafter.
Application may be made TO
J. l.. M'Kenna.
april "a aStSssyf
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FOR SALE.

A tract Of Land containing s57 acres,
more or less, lying on Uccoquan Bay in
the county Of Fairfax and state Of 'irgl
MIA, adjoining the lands of Robert !
Thompson and William Mason. 1t /,
presumed those DESTROYS Of purchasing
will view the land and for themselve
judge Of its peculiar advantages. On
third Of the purchase nancy will be re,
Gulrcdin hand, the balance at IL, z Is
months, with a deed Of trust to sccur
the payments.
Thompson +. Mason.
December II.
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Gunpowder.
December )

The subscribers have rust received ~
kegs English Gunpowder, tower PROOF;
rom HF to F. Also cannon, ride anu
canister. Sportsmen are invited to try
the quality.
r. and J. Vaudeville,
December go
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To rem |

The Store and Dwelling on Union
street, formerly occupied BY the sub
scriber, and lately by Capt. Laurence
II is one OF the best Stands in Alexan-
dria for the Grocery Business, and as
such has been used for many years,
.4pPiyt0 o,,,.p
January 81 COOL
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SALES AT vENDUE.

On eyery Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD.
A, the yendue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dru Goods, Groceries, &c:
s,rticSIars of which will be expressed IN
the bills Of the day.
~ All kind of goods which are on
lin'itaticn and the prices Of which are
..I.aSj;sSrd. can at any time he viewed
md purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices. ,,rcrp,
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1917.
IN COUNCIL. February II.

The following persons we're appointed
commissioners for helding elections in
the different wards on Tuesday the 4th
day Of March next, for members to serve
in the common council fer the ensuing
twelve months, viz.
w Harper sen At boardman's and
J + Brooks Neale's tavern, for the
M Robinson frst ward
MN NJ nuiu At the council cham
John Longden
JUN ',ooei" At Indian Queen
James Douglass ~ "
T Lawsrason ! At Mr. Gird's, corner
A. Moore OF Duke and st. Asaph
J q Vowel streets, for 4.h ward
Teste, /. P. Thompson, &C.
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1876
LaWraSon & Fowl.

LawraSon q f'Cwlc,
Have for sale, received Per the schooner
Bufaloe, from PortIard-
Is Is h hogsh;sad'} Muscoraa, Sugar,
box white Havana ditto
IS hogsheads retailing mulasses
ditto New England rtm
IL tons Russia iron assorted
so tons plaster Paris.
For Freight,
.R The Schooner 1uifaloe, Captain
Hk&Lee; is first rate vessel, Carries
about ?5s ba rrels, will be ready in four
days to take a cargo on board, aud take
freight for the West Indies or constwrse
Apply as above.
January 10
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Bacon Hams, sc.

From eight to ten thousand weight frst
quality Bacon Hams fit .or family use,
Also, 200 boxes Nova Scotia Herrlngs
very nice--iOr sale by
VIM. Garner & Co,
January 81
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For Liverpool,
COMBS
ThnmaS Mount


Confines 10 have Csmbs maru.actr ed
franz tatoise shell and horns. lie has
iu,t finished abnut one hundred y tity
dozep ortoise shell Combs. 1 new est
fashions; which, with a very general
assortment Of combs If all descriptions
and ye.v handsome collection ot
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior TO none in tie district oI CO.
lumbia, he offers tor sale OH reasonable
terms. at his Fancy Hardware Store Oh
King street.
Editors Of the National Intellissncer
are requested to insert the above three
times ard send their account to this OF.
flee.
February II
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received BY the
General Lingaa. Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam. large and elegant assert
meut of Boiling Cloths, Of a superior qua
itv, which Wii be offered inr sale at the
,tore of MIR. James Anderson.
limos alexander.
October 6 u
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EXCHANGE

On Boston at three days light for 81,
thousand dollars, and on Philadelphia a
thirty days sight tOr. fifteen hundred dol
lan, Tor sale by
J. G. LAnD.S:Co
Jan 60
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June l
Burr Nlill Stone Manufacture
.Lolp, s, Broom and ca.

Respectfully inform tn Public that
tbey continue the MANUFACTURES
of BURR MILL STONES, on the Coz
per of Patrick aud Cameron. streets, IN
fhe town of Alexandria, where they are
eady to receive ar; orders " ii whic"
thew may Le favored, and wall execute
them with all despatch and in the bes,
ner.
IRey hare recs;rsa N. assortment cf
Boiling Cloths
OF good quality, and intend keeping e
constant supply. -
september %
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TO LET,
OR FOR SALE.

OR FOR SALE,
The House lately occupied by William
toed, SITUATED on Roval street, south
II King street. three doors below the of.
ice of Samuel Snowden. Possession
may be had the first of February.
Also, the House | at present occupy,
to the east IT the above. For particulars
enquire Of
Joseph Ingle, A!cxandris.
January 90
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February 8
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lsend ME few bags Of IT by the first OPP
|portunity, and nov he sends me mrueh
larger quantity, in, hopes of rendering q
service TO a country where he expert
'enced the kindest hospitality, for which
hi, gratitude shall be everlasting. That
iced has been selected in the Island Of
Bourbon, BY the East India Company.
agent, who ship. yea,ly 100000 lbs. of
it to Bombay, and is therefore OIL the hes'
quality and as fresh as possible coming
from such distance.
From these circumstances, my brother
hopes that few bags Of it aAy ce1tI
butte to the Improvement Oh your crops oil
upland cotton, and knowing your part.
aiity for all that concerns plantations, he
begs you 70 accept OF them as mark Of
his friendship"
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Anecdote of Washington.
Richmond, Va. Jan. 9.

Richmond, Va. Jan. 9
In debate yesterday in the House OF
Delegates, on the bill relative to map OF
this State, in which something was said
Of military roads, MIR. Mercer, Of l.. re-
lated and applied an anecdote OF Cen
Washington, which he had received from
a member of the convention tina; formed
the constitution of the U. 5. The sub
jsct Of power to be given the new Con
|gress, relative to sishding army, was on
the tnpis. A member mace a motion
that Congress shonld be restricted 10 3
standing army not exceeding hive thou
sand at any "ue time. Gen, "ashins
ton. vile being chairman, could not offer
Ia motion, whispered 10 Member from
Maryland. to amend the notion ny pro-
viding that no foreign enemy should IN
wade the U. 5. at any ore time, with more
than 5000 troops.
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with an overload of work with the
examination and Judicial decision Of
all the claims that remain msatisfed.
and which some are so sanguine as
to hope may possibly be decided some
time during the administration of Mr..
Monroe, or in other words, in eight
years from the 4th day Of March next.
United States Bank Directors.-Wil
liam Jones, Stephen Gi,ard and Perez
Butler Of PhiIad, lphia, George Williams,
of baltimore, and Walter BOVINE. OF New
York are appointed BY the President and
Senate. Directors, on the part oil the go
yernmeat, Of the Bank OF the y. ). Tor
the ensuing year.
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Bourbon Cotton Seed.

AUGUSTA, (Georgia) Dec. %.
The following is an extract of letter
from a merchant Of responsibility in
New York, to a gentleman near this
Mace. to whom was forwarded guam
tity Of the Bourbon cotton Seed
Should our climate and soil prove con-
genial to its culture, it will be va.u'
able acquisition to our planters. In
the English market the Bourbon cotton
obtains a decided preference ever thu
Sea Island =
6 Having heard last year, that som'
.lanters in the neighborboodof Savannah
nd tried with success some Of the Bour
DON cotton seed 1 wrote my brother t.
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FINALE.
Land for SAFE

A tract or parcel of Land, containing
between two and three hundled acres,
on the north SIDE 81 OccoqCaa, III Fair
fax county. abuu 5 mites wsst OF bcco-
guam mills. It's well watered with ne
yer failiu2 springs. it is alsu well timber.
cd, and the great quantity OF tGr timber
on il renders it the more valuable to any
person in the choreriug line. Til. land
i Il the ,niddle soil. ard produces corn,
wheat or any other grain tn!crabIe v,ll--
there IS abur, 100 acres cleared and un.
der good fence. The Improvements are
a log dwelling house 4 other out houses
ard good apple orchard OF about sixty
trees.
ALSO.
One other tract in the same county,
withia three miles o! 0ccaquar, lyiog on
Sandy Run. containing a acres--uue
rail- IN cultivation and under gonn 'rce,
the remainder heavily timbe'et. here
are on tie premises an old yamed dn cl.
ling bous. and cut houses and all apple
srchard Of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inc!ining to pa' cbase can
view the premises and snow the terms
oy applying to the subscriber who lives
scar Them. 9
Thomas Gossom.
a
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Port ol Alexandria.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOUES.

January 9.
No arrivals al 1s A. NJ calm --at
p. ". a river . ait a"rired.-Gepnr;s, nc
vessel this side Of Quantico, in sight
bound up.
Big Sampson. Luce, Richmond, a.
rived at Boston January S. spoke 29''
Dcceuiher. lat. SO, 50, lon. -, IA b'Ig
DAYS from Boston, bound to 'h'S port
January 10.
No arrivals. calm till IL A. NJ. whei
4 biisk y. W. wind succeeded.
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ephra.eu ~" IL, s.v and obseryed onl
S nor manufactured, though he IS
In l'. ' .rona;rted with the process, but as
s,c srIv emnroyed its eroduct Tor dye
nav % made by the French aud English
ins' = ,,;.r .n3 its Indispensable use with
us quai.', nh a Tie 5ecn rich and super
g." Zinc c,,G, siii ti.en Se the sole
l" s,, =" rs hi, remarks now, !
ssr1 xy:.bo,, p..,.i ar substitute perfect
" aecordins to him, there isl
r. a'A'Gs% nv, 81 dvp;1g in deep un-
PSI psn"bi. Il,s let the materials be what
quo" III ,f !. snne-ior quality. As this
.t = not indigenous to the United
pau I'd h,. !, Europe been consider
1, % 10 a., I ,aaruel. an.nnc mauy of SIM
su' oy o"e "a dssery;nr the ,pfefereuce,
ar na'ufe' as "e' nd ssprcisl,y
Ehe 'rea"se eS S.I. oamasr;n,snt, made here
the success "a ~ ne must O. course
ior cu'''I I,n - n,eciou, aud valuable
pc resa,uea A' W." 1s,I i the whcie Mr..
pcqN's'''n'' ,,;,Ls necessary. or wishes
IT '" zen, on the subject of Pastel.
70 say al prc> '. ~ ,no W. n,,nrsi bent of his
nut " s'''.. s,,ce. bc has, by
Fa'ea'S' heeess'v - .mI nrac,ice. made
epea'eu eAi e', ,s;a cas,n,r,. which for
fi'scoFe les III "'e SO snsb,ed him Il
pc ,ri TWO wars pSN =, l.as, AZ povd
PIE III oeep hhe I n~t'i ar all The FACT
E,haallty, Nhhou' NJ NJ "
as, that ne Piah' '''''S IN. C,,ss which
1' Milk NeeI' o' ~'.N .E.s b;r
S&SroWs Mid N '''e s 49,. svactly ar.,,
pastsnty WIN F'e'e -. ~,
(. pas 10 thS' fs>u "''7 - ~ ha,,.,S a.
RAs even now ,, ouS', 10 = r.,d,
w Ia Nrw ioFN 10 say ''I '
g suouit II 10 la'' u'"'' roIat.s :,
{{' Another OF us ,,.,,r,,;nn -
Pc use o. Mao'e' u, :" sn'dsn, In
}Sbe dye Tor dseP o'L' Ill., as an IN
j lCost Eo"t was we" an,
<@(iseUous substitute 'O' N."' 7" -.
Il rs been f1und even m''' ''''O
Ban madder 'tse't' ,;.,ou.,
BY ntheg e2p'nuenlS fe ',s' '''e', a
! that the sd""'i ''o'' Gu s''' = "
range color TO w""l
|{ With an tgd4l success, ne oc'h'"'
i us c9i9f on erttoR, when III LAR
sepattina Tor bDing died IN 'h1l4 "a, req "a,
lie PUTS it i'ke"'se "u! Oh e"a.' ~, we
r can de "iih ce o'oo" ,.". ~ -
llhsnt sea lef color WI c',tuu' - -
q .litina Q, Nadder h", 'I"'t ''u ~ =,
am tanc's q q h'' a'."" NV -'' 49,,
3t% experiments WINK, w :, 49, -
f&f<sT lose ';sa' o. AN. ,';n " -, bi,o
p As MS '''ua','n "n' - -, g. So
X are are s, ,. IL" r.; =. mo ,i.o ia :,
", Trey orfeEs aeS' & "'e as ;
p%a,eHd h'm 10 Npu' I"S'O O.,",ot;ag
pc tsrmlsh ou I" nc o,'e =,
ha,yiduas IN he 'n',"
rsctlca' aud vel tr''N 's'e''T ,. "a, NC
er,qee. Nav more WIN "ist -, =, :
dness, c"n'i'ten'; hO"e.er,. ~ 81" =, =:
prudence Ae must nave; ""e" Su:s','i :
Rriy ey nv m ,Sa'9 ,",',,,, n ~. !,
aas ~i' e -, He'. -. a. y, HE ,a,l
@"'e W '", n L,s r,o,ro
huer po"'' VIZ t:,..-a,i, On h
- t,;ns.u - pr.Ia,snr {
ies ~ w go. 81 ~. A., ,bro,,,
N ',s 80 wherever m,nutactur
$& memo ma, he established.
"'..9 cu.
i,' frs, n., "a aI ho,n. ,hs %srs,r y.
Islt ,hIs h.pU, -. 80 - ~ a.s aa -,
!" t "'1 49,. rnnl;nsa ia Iool /.
( l '".,.' - Lntb ,h;S a. n,h
i :, 'ui, 80 ~ .ls;r ne,nbers in,
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A rcluabie Tree.-A. Mr.. Hindsdell,
at I,enai..gton. Vt. says the Boston Ga
otto. cut down an Elm tree last spring,
which supplied his family with fuel du-
inv the Whole summer aud LETT lin
twelve cords towards his winter supply.
1ha tee yielded forty eight OK team
loads.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Tuesday next. the l4th instant will
be sold AZ the Vendue Store, corner oil
Prince and Water streets
bales French cloths
Csssimeres, fann.ls, costinss
PlatilIns, cambria & !eno muslins
Cotton .hirtings. dimities
Silk and cotton hosiery
Cotton threads, etc. etc.
ALS0,
sbales brown rolls.
?. G. MarstelIer.
January IL
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PROPOSAL
By James TpsbNer. at No. 10, South
Eighth street. Philadelphia, tor pub.
fishing by Subscription,
Elements of Therapeutics and
NIateria Medic,
By y. CHAPMAN, N. D. Professor
the Institutes aud Practice af Medicine
and Clinical Practice in the University
of Pennsylvania.
CONDITIONS.
l. The work will De printed on Inns
paper, in two octave volumes. each OF
which will contain frsm 4 10 500 pages.
9. It will be delivered to subscribers IN
neat binding. at $ dollars copy. =,
s. The price to non subscribers, VIII
he six dollars.
The work will be ready for delivery
learly next summer.
~ Subscriptions will be received
lby
James Kennedy & Son,
Booksellers, mag street.
December 81 cow
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JANvARI IL.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.

AT WASHINGTON. II
January 10.
A memorial has been presented to
Congress from the Society of Friends
desiring the interpos;ticn Of govern
ment to step the neiarious 6shame-i
less, because open practice of stealing
away and selling to slavery, free Ne
groes. The Legislature OF South Ca
rolina has been the iI'st to take etiec-
tlial steps for stopping this disgrace
ful practice. II is 10 be hoped every
other State Legislature south Of the
Delaware, will follow that example,
land that Congress viii fall upon the
accursed traffic with all its weight and
completely crush it. The memorial
of the quakers was referred to the
committee to whom that part of the
presidents message which related to
the slave trade, had been referred.
/ Esce tterum Crisp,nns :! Once
Imore they have had "thc claim h1c''
and the bill for repeating it, for a
;whcle day yesterday before the Re-
representatives, and once again they
twill have it to day. II they had not
pretty strong heads they must DC diz-
Ivy, with s;,llopins round that weari-
some circle. God comfort the heads
of their honors, the Senate, when i
ccmCS To- their turn to amble round in
e the footsteps OF the p@0r!c's lrprescn
,it9tiyes. | have read sGmc where thai
1.-the wagon horses in England wo!.lt
Uneven. be able to perform the prodisie'
tof work imposed upon them. il u
. were not for the delight they take IL
+. the blinking of their own behs. Tht
Irub-a-duD Of the drum bcS!;'cs> tn;
IS Iscidier's fatigue. ard perhaps it is thu
anchaati:Ig sound Of their own voice
which enlivcns the spirits oil some o
, AIR ar&toys IN the same debate wl,,cl
" burics the auditors in dependence, o.
Il in sleep: thus does kind nature
I strengthen every back to the s.ppor
at If It's own bartil2n.
:. Ry those Who wished The claimants
n lander this law not to he dism'asc'
to with what congress hal last session
: promised them, and WHO at thS sam
ne liime thought that object could nat b
BE- expected either by handing the!n oVe
for examination to the house OF Re
representatives. who certainly have al
10 ready as mach work on Their hands a
<el;hey can well manage, or to the wa
,.jicpartncnt or the treasury, the head
erIof both which iiave declared that the
ni'lhay" net time ~ dispatch the arreal
II their OWE 0fices--by those, say
Yarious cfG;ts were made cishcr
y ,r;ain the present commissioner, O
=, 20 establish some s;m.iar iG?isdictio
n. in lis place. Nv. JphLsop propose
{" 10 retain Hir. Lee, his decisions TO !
and sanctioned y tie secreti
on ry of tic treasury and the secretar
Ae of war but this wGs ncgaiiye'
in lMr. Wright then proposed to Ia;
1.-TWO additional commissioners WI
l'A with MIR. Lee should constitute Il
ea requisite jurisdiction,--this too w
re. uegatived.--Mr. Pickering theapr'
posed to authorize the President
IDS appoint three commissioners; b
IN Mr.. Desha sisnifyins that he thong
G. It obvious that the design OF gent
: men was to legislate Mr.. Lee out
nd office which he considered very u
ynrthy act1 and that he had an
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NOTICE.

1h;s day,.is dissolved by mutual con.
,en,. tie partnership of GEORGE and
WILLIAM SEDW lCK--the business
viii in future b. conducted by GEORGE
:. SEDWiCK, who is Authorised I"
tetlle:aI accounts =
T.io las Oh hand.
A splendid assortment OF SiLkS and
ether DRY GOODS.
George C sednick.
Dumfrirs. !au. I'LL est
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|exandrla Morocco Manutac
| tory.
ths Corner Of 0ronoko e Water
streets near The Fish lcharJ,

outelS hCuT tHt EtoA et~'J'
~ here may be tad, horOcc" ior gen.
mems bUsts, NuroCco and hmerioan
D Of all colors TOR ladies' shoes. coach
tkers' and hatters' Lining skins, hat
anu spinning wool. The above az,
es manufactured 10 the best manner
\ the subscribers.
John ID. Renkhert e &c.
N, B. AL kinds Of Silks seo3ered and
|ed IN the best manner.
November ? eotf
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday next, the 18th instant
At 8 O'Clock, will be sold at MIXTURE
wharf. On a credit Of 8 and 4 msnths-
.~ The Sehr. EMILY,
her Tackle and Apparel-surthe
500 barrels,
January II
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CONCERT

WtU take place on
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. IA.
PART. /.
A march, Full Orchestra.
The fayourite hunting song of
/" Bright rsRbus, Mrs. M'Brides
Air, from Pleyel.
Recitation,
.Alonao q Imogene,--.Hiss NB1de'
German March.
Song, " Cannd iannna narrg net"
Mrs. M'Bride:
Air, in the Forthy Thieves.
PART II.
March and Rondo,
Recitation (seIected,) in Honour Of
Columbia. Mss .nBride.
Air. Hail to the Chief, and Copenha-
gen Waltz.
Song, The soldiers Adieu Mrs. NIB.
Air. Imitation Union Pipes.
A tribute of gratitude to Our late
brave defenders. written by IN Ame-
rican Lady, Immediately on the news
of peace, spoken by .Hiss.HBride.
Grand March,
New and much admired Scotch song,
:. Jesse the tiow'r O. DnmbIaine,
Mrs. M.Bride.
FINALE.
Doors to be opened at six, and the
Concert to commence at z O'Clock
Tickets to be had at the Theatre,
Robert Gray's Bookstore, and at the
Gazette and Herald Printing Offices,
and at M.Laughlih's hotel.
Box one dollar-Pit Is cents, chill:
drcn half price.
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New & Second hand Piano
forteS
1Jrc.r DsfN EIIEn

fOrteS
JUST RECEIVED.
For sale by the Subscriber
One London made square Piano Forte,
with addition Keys and Pedal, draw
ers. see of Strings, tuning Hammer aud
leather Cover. =, ,r..
one plain square ditto, with addition
al Keys, Pedal, sett OF STRINGS tuniH
Iiammer, and leather coyee.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leather
Cover.
One do do, Baltimore make, Draw
ers and 6 legs. with additional Keys Re-
dal and fashionable Case ;,
N. b. The above will be ssld at s'palI
| .dyapce for cash, if immediate aPpllos-
ton be made to NJ
R. GRAY, BQokse'i~.