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Richmond, Jan. 90.
NEV BANK BILL,

We understand that the bill 4" to es-
,ablish sundry New Banks within this
Commonwealth" now before the Sc
nate, was referred on Saturday to a Sc
lect committee, TO draft new bill, suit
aeie to the ideas which had been agreed
dppn IN The Senate. Yesterday, the Sc
rate were acting upon the reported bill
iilIng up the blanks, &c. We under
staad that the bill, as it nov stands
aontemrlsles the establishment of TT .
osnksi one at Wheeling, with ous
oranch at Morganlowo, another al
Wellsburg, and another at Clark butg
in Harrison county, the principal banl;
70 hays { .""'tal Of at less than $500. :
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K, worried and yarn hofieIy
90. 90. az.

Will be added to TO- morrow's faies,
cafe Irifh flirting linens, A wide
do fheeting do do
cafe linen cambricks and long lawns
do velveis and cords
do Florence ilks
Ifbale carpetings, elegant patterns
do ready made clothing
} DO containing ~ pieces elegant coz
lored ho'nbazettes and bombazenes, juit res;
celved from Baltimore.
January 81.
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grants, Sc. delivered in detailed re.
port on The subject. introductory 10
bill supplementary to the act enti,lec
" An act TO authorize the state ofTen
nessee to issue grants and perfect Ii
ties TO certain lands therein described
sc. which was twice read and com
mitted.
Mr. CASTOR also made a report OF
the petition ofcertain citizens OF Blount
county, Tenn respecting pubic lands I;
which was read and concurred in.
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Alexandria County, IS.

7 ABRAHAM FAW, one of the iuitiees
Il of peace, for the county aforcia,d do
certify, that BENJAMIN Going, brought be-
fore me as an eltray,
SPo7 TED HEIFER,
OF white and black fpots, rlfng three years
old, marked on the right ear by an underbit
taken out, tho two ears are red mo other
percepLihle mark. Given under my hand
anu ieal this a7th day of January, 1917.
A FAW, (SeaI.A .
The owner of the faid efray is requefed
TO come prove. property, pay charges and
take 1t away from my plantation, on rhe
road leading from Alexandra to George
town BENJAn'IN GOING.
Jan. az.
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STRAY COW.

4 NAME TO tn: enclofure of the fublcrib-
~ err, at Wei knd, about months iince
large Red and White COW, both ears
cropt, fiji, and underbit, with piece off Of
each horn, apparently or 10 years old
Ihe owner is reqneted TO prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her.awry.
JOHN FULMORE.
Jan. az. zt+
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Store and Dwelling to Rent.

THAT Connexions and defirably flu
4 ated DWELLING HOUSE, former
ly occupied by VIM. Newton, Efq will be
rented TO fuitable tenant, and podeilion
given the firft of april next, ALTO attached
thereto a STORE fitted UP, and one of the
beit ftands in this place, tor either wholefale
or retail Dry Good buGnefs PoGeflion
gwen on tho hrft Ssareii. They will be
rented together, or f.parately. For terms
apply TO "A. NEWTON, or +
FIR. ADAMS, Jr-
January 3I
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WAah:lntnu .Znn

WAshh3stou Jan. so.
The following pei soRs were appoint.
ed on Monday last, 30 be Directors and
Cashier of the Branch Bank, establish.
ed by the Bank of the United States, in
the civ of Washington.
Richard Cuts,
Thomas MunEoe,
B. Thruston,
r c Weightmans
C. Bomlord,
G Graham,
William Brent,
Thomas Tudor Tucker.
Joseph Deane, AIexandria,
Thomas Swami, do.
w. Smith, Georgetown,
w. S. Chandler, do.
Richard PARROT, do.
CasAiey-Riehard Smith.
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Alexandria Stone Ware Manufac,

tory.
THE Subscriber takes this method of in
4 forming his cultomerS, that he CONT
nues to carry on the above buGn.f IS as ufual,
and hopes to be always able to fupply any
orders they may favor him with. Bur as he
IS confident he fells his. Stone Ware lower
than any other in this country, and as h IS
bnhneis will not admit of the employment
of many hands, and conleguently having to
do the greater part Of the work himfelf, and
inIa!l accounts being troublefome to collect,
he is therefore under the necetiity o. inform.
ing them that in future all fums of 40 dol
lars and.under muf be CASH, and above
that fun crcdito of 60 days. His friends
from the country will be always fuppied ON
the fhortcf notice, and all favors thank
fully received by
JOHN SWAMI.
January 20. Or
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NOTICE.

ME. Public are hereby informed that
n company has been formed under the
title. of the Quantico Warehoufe >,omnany.
who have erected, one mile below the towr,
! OF Dumiries, a large and convenient ware
! houfe or QIantico Creek for the FORAGE of
Flour, Grain, &c. which warehoufc viii
be ready for the reception of produce or
Monday the third day of February next.
The Iruifees of faid Company have ap.
pointed 4 .bulon Kankey their ageut to at
tena the lad warehouie, to receive produo.
on itorage and grant receipts for the fame.
And tor the prompt delivery of all articles
received in the faid warehouCe bv the;r
agent (hre alone excepted the Company
hold themlelves bound. All oerfans de-.
poiItIng Flour, Grain, &c. mutt paw before
taken away, the following forage, viz -.
For each barefoot Hour, fix cents /. 6 IL
remains In laid warehoufe over one month.
eiSht cents, and IN the fame proportion for
the time II may remain For each bufbel
OF wheat OF. other grain, two cents: II If
remains over one month, three cents and
inthe lame proportion for the time il n1av
enaln And for all articles of merchan.
| lltta Ieatonable forage only will be de-
handed, PerfonS foring -four may have IL
lnipected or not. at their option If not
,hPected, the agents receipt will fpecify
the brand, ard the fate of The barrels
/ he weight OF one bulhel of wheat ,r,,nr;np
ineaiure. of each load or parcel Of wheat.
| All articles ltored, the fame TO be returned
to the owner when called for be il Aour-
wheat, other grain, &c cuffomary allow.
| ances tor waltage, &c. excepted.
| Quantico Warehoule rs itliatcl on Ouan.
| tco reek, only tive miles from It's ION
with the Potomac River, at all time NJ a..
| be Tor lighters to enlure 4 brik tranfro,fa.
ton down the creek of all articles itoyed.
Veliels may begot to take produce to ne
Diltrct OF Columbia, Baltimore, Norio,k K.
or eIi5w tere. he prelept freights are, 10
the Diitrict, twelve and half cents per hi
OF Hour, and to Baltimore and Norfolk .t
| ents from tle mouth Of Ouantico. The
proximity of this Warehoufc TO a l,roe c,,-
tent OF country, added TO the noodneCs of
the roads leading To 1t from the weaward
beng little inferior to paved ones II he
ing found by actual furvey little more fb1n
twenty five miles from Haymarketto Dr,n- :
tries, viii it's confidently Believed bv tho
ruitees by this route leiIen The cx9ence
OF transportation of produce even r. ,bc
Diitrict OF Columbia, and they pledge tlsen.
ielves to the public to ufe every meahs
within their power to i've fatisfaction.
Timothy Brundige,
George Williams,
John Linton,
james Deneale,
VIM. A, Linton,
' E',.,..,,., II II
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DIED,

Yesterday afternoon after a pzinful
illness, MIR, JONI MAY.
HIS iFicnds and acquainianres are in
vited 10 attend his funeral from us late
dwellings lower end of Prince street,
IA thtee O'Clock this afternoon.
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PUBLIC SALES.
By JOHN JACKSON & Co.

~ 81 :
TOMORROW, at 70 Am.
Will be fold at at the vendue Office, Union.
nreet, between King and Prince,
SO boxes mould and dipt candles
IS do yellow ,ioap, good quality
10 90 No. chocolate, frcih s. GOOD
40 ohls. N. Y. prime beef
few coils of cordsgc
Bedcords
Lead lines
Wines
Brandy
Cherry bounce
Vinegar
Raifins in casks
Starch, &c.
IMMEDfATELY, AFTER,
Superhne and fecond Broadclotfs
Cafiimercs
Coatings
;fluthings
kerfeyS
Calicoes
Glnghams
] eSyantine, Florence and Plaid sas
.Bobblns
:. Blankets
Baizcs
Tow cloth
Checks
BonhbaZettes
.Bombazcens ~
q Poplins
Iutefrings
Merino and cotton fhaws
Laces
Mullins
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Alexandria. My 81

fhItXanQrld. n " ".
MIAS committed to the Jail of this
w county, as rnnaway,a NEGRO wo
MAN, who Jays her name is Rofetia Jones,
and that ihe is free md was born in Lanclf
Ter county, fate of Virginia; Che is about
IS years OF age; dark complexion, and
lVed In this town about mouths.
/, The owner, ifany, is requeaed to come
and prove his property, pay charges take
her away, otherwiie fhe will be dipofed of
as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
OF The jail, tor Warrington Boyd, Martial.
TO HiREFos ONE YEAR,
a likety MDLATTo MAN, about Al
years OF age, he is active aud itrong. En-.
qulre at this Office.
January az.
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600, and not exceeding $500. 600. o
which each Of the branches is to bay,
| NOT less than s 100, ooo-.The otbe,
bank 10 be established at Winchester
with capital of not less than 100000
and not exceeding B SOC, 1000, with one
branch Of not less than S 100 600, a,
such place either inthe county of ,ou,
donn or the county of Fauqaier, as the
Stockholders shall select; and another
OF not less than 100000, at such place
as tho Stockholders shall select within
the counties OF Jefferson, Berkeley,
Hampshire and Hardy and another al
such other place within Ike same conn
lies as the stockholders shaiI select. OF
the same amount. Two f.,hs of .he
capital of each Of the banks 10 be paid
up in specie, before the bank goes into
operation.
In addition to the amount of stock
subscribed tothese banks, number Of
shares, equal,o 5 pes cent on such a !.
mount, are 10 be created, Ia the mare.
of the Commonwealth, lor.thc beu.fii
OF the lend for Internal Improvemen,,"
10 be paid for by charging an equal pro.
portion thereof on each share disposed
Otto su5scfibers--ie De paid 10. IN Sc
Semi-annuai instruments: and retained
ny the President and Directors, OUT Of
the dividends as they are decllred.
This bill viii probably De !iaally act.
ed or IN the Senate to-day. Enquirer.
It's impossible 20 foretell the period
OF the adIpurnrncot or The Legislature
with any sors OF precision. But fiom
the 18th to the 9th OF February will
most probably be the tirae when their
iabours will approach their close. lis.
CONVENTIONS Up BANKS,
The Convention OF the 9Iauks Of New
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia, which
met al the latter place during the las.
Summer, efpoia;ed standing Commi.
tee, with authority to cal TIC Gonvsn,
ton together at theic oisere,icp. we
UNDERSIGNED that the COMMITTEES have
exercised this authority, end hayesEsll.
ed the Convention TO meet et IN iaiit1
phia on the S9,h inst. We unders,ar,a
also that the Gluks i'm Baiumorn have.
had a meeting AMI extended The invita-.
ton TO the Bank Of vi ginia, aud n,
Farmers Baak of Vtrginia. The two
boards of these Banks nave had meet
ing, and have nominated Messrs J5hn
SToken6' ough .Aadrezv S.euensoY. and
John G Candle to reprcsen. them in
Philadelphia
We are not informed OF the objects
c1niemplated 10 be discussed at the en-.
suins Convention but itsis. PERHAPS.
among others 20 deterfoincc whether
they can pay specie on the 2oth # F,.e
ruary, In compliance with the wishes Of
the Treasury il they cannot, 10 state
the objection, obtain change of the
regulation, and 10 renew their pledge,
made TO the public, TO comply 9Th their
engagements on the lst Monday in Ju-
iy and to pledge themselves TO each
other, no, to embarrass, bat TO aid eacE,
others operations ID the resumption Of
specie pas ments. fi6.
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ID Class Potomac and Shenandoah
Lottery.
ME frt drawn Ticke. on MONDAY
\ next, will be entitled to 100 Tickets
from 10 ooI TO Io,Ioo incluGve, together
with all the prizes that they have, or may
draw the prizes already drawn amount 10
upwards or 500 dollars, and 6 /. tickets re-
main undrawn.
Tickets at 9 dollars each, and flares in
proportion Tor lale by X. GRAY.
January 20.
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William Lee, Esq. Gate Consul a.,
bourdeaux} IS appointed Accountant of
the War Department, in the place vi
the late Col. Lear. C.Nat. Intel.
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lt.is impossible 10 foretelI the period
of the adjpurnmcot of The Legislature
with any sor; OF precision. Bui fiom
the 18th to the 2sth OF February will
most probably be the ti1ae when their
sabours will approach their close. 1f5.
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Union I cam Boat.

The Union Team Boat has commenced
running her regular reut frora Grorse'
town to MISUNDERSTANDING from the
forE,er place at niue o'clock An, q from
the latter place at four O'Clock P. Nj -
and for the accommodation oil persons "a
and from the city of Washington, will
stop OH her way up and down. CppOsi e
Captain Davis's wharf, few minutes.
This boat is fitted up at an expence
and in style of elegance not eqnalled
BY any similar passage boat IN the Unit
ed States and every arrangement has
been made that can add to the comfort
and convenience of the passengers, par
ticularly the ladies'.
Fare and passage same as last year.
Annual tickets may be had OF the cap
tain.
This boat will start from The wharf OF
Messrs. Jshn w. Baker, lower end
Of Market street, Georgetevn--& from
the wharf OF Mr., Andrew Bartle, Alex
and,ia-
JOHN SHREVE.
March II dew
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For Sale,

A Tract of Land on the Potomac Ri.
yer in Charles County, Maryland. about
three miles above Maryland Point and
containing 75S acres more or less. The
above land is at present ir the hands Of
tenants, though calculated for desira,
bic Farm. 1t is compact and the sell
sood and possesses many advantages
from its situation, lying on navigasie
river and neal several good fisheries.
Those who feel disposed to purchase, it
ispresumed will visit the premises; aud
terms will be made known Oh application
to the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Port Tobacco; March s eotf
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March II
Notice.

Rsraway from the subscriber in Corn:
wall,s's Neck, negro woman named
Phills, formerly the cook and market
woman of Captain Richard Stcnestreet,
of Broad Creek-I have heard she wishes
TO get to Philadelphia. / will give One
Hundred Dollars if taken in or about
Philadelphia Twenty FIVE if taken in or
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars il
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, and
secured in any Jail so that | get her a.
gain. heard lately she was seen in
Washington with her free husband, who
cali himself William Adams;
Joseph N. stonesreet.
FEBRUARY % II
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COMBS
Thomas Mount,

Confines to have Combs manufactured
from totoise shell and horns. He has
Just fisi.hed abont one hundred y fifty
dozen Tortoise shell Combs, II newest
fashions; which, with very general
assortment Of combs Of all descriptions
and very handsome collection Of
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior TO none in the district OF Co.
Iunbia, he offers for sale on reasonable
terms, at his Fancy Hardware Store on
King street.
Editors of the National Intelligsncer
are requested to insert the above three
times and send their account to th..s OF.
flee.
February IA
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I4S73
ACARD,

LIONEL J. LARKIN, has the Pies.
sure Of informing his sckplars and the
public generally, that his hours for mEsis
cal tuition, win be every Day from nine
O'Clock until twelve A. NJ. and. from
two until half past five, p. NJ.
and from = until halt past 9 on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Even.
ings.
Lslies wishing to learn the double or
single Flageolett, will be waited on at
their residence.
Fer terms-insuire at Mr.. R. Gray's
Book store. March 10
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Furrs & Peltries
March 10

On the 18th April, ensuing, at Gle.
ven O'Clock A. NJ. will be offered at
Public Auction, at the store house of the
superintendent of Indian trade, in
Georgetown ID c. A parcel Of FurS 4
PeItries, received from the United States
trading houses principally from The
upper Mississippi, and the Missouri a.
mong them are,
$4,000 shaved deer skins
$50 bear do
100 cub
200 muskrats
lao otter
SEQ racc0On
GAO beaver
And some cat and fox skins
Approved notes at ninety days, will
be receiver for all sums above one hun
ured dollars.
THOMAS l.. MKENNEY,
Superintendent Of Indian trades
March 10 dts
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REMOVAL
JOHN W0SD,

HAS removed his cooper's shop to
Ia King-street, in the shop lately
occupied by MIR. Talbert. Where he rs
prepared to execute the orders OF his
friends with punctuality and dispatch,
He will constantly keep on hand artl-
cles in his line, particularly Hour barrels
MaIch s
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Sales at Auction.


On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
WILL BE oFFERED.
A, the Auction Office on Union street,
" Between King and Prince
an extensive and general assortment
q Of seasonable Goods, OF British,
F.snch, German, India, and Domestic
Wsnnfacture, which will be well select
ii and well worthy the attention OF
soyn and country merchants and others;
= the undersigned will be abundantiy
,a,plied from the mauafactors and their
t,;snds in Boston, New York and Phi'a-
IsIphia-which will giveto gentlemen all
mportunity Of laying in their goods on as
,Sed terms as they can be IN thcse cities >
fixing into view the difference oil Ex-
charge, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
s;ll be advertised in the papers OF the
AZ.
Corsiguments strictly attended to and
Ihernl advances made if desirable.
John jackson Z Go.
Auctioneers.
~
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Wood for Sale,
Notice.

It is hereby requested that all persons
indebted to the estate of John NAV. de-
ceased, will come forward to either Of
the subscribers Immediately and settle
their respective accounts, as longer 10
diligence cannot be given.
David Ross. lR.r,s
Jonah Isabel,
March % st
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LOST.

SALT; ALBANY SEED OATS, &c
Lindsay & Hill,
Offers for Sale,
1000 bush. Ivica Salt su;tsb,s for
5000 st Ubes 90 Snackinp,fish
5000 L Island 90
5000 Cadiz do
5000 Albany Seed Oats, Of a su-
pcrior quality
4S hols rectified ,Whiskey old
Al tons Logwsod, st. Domingo
Best Green Coffee in bags
March 10
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Red Clover Seed.

We expect to receive in few days,
a parcel Of fresh, warranted CLOVER
SEED.
Vaudeville and Larmour.
March II
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Harmon & Bradley,
CnhinRE MAXI g.
Decemberl7

Respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have commenced
the above business in all its various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
by James Harris at the corner of King
and Patrick streets, whsre all orders in
their line will be thankfully received and
promptly executed,
They trust that by strict attention to,
sether with the quality OF their work
they will be enabled to give general IA.
tistac a to all those who may please Ia
;ayouS ,nem with their custom,
N. B. Old furniture repaired at the
shortest notice. March 8
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ROBERT 8. BOGUS,
Boot Il Shoe Maker,

ROBERT 8. BOGGUS,
Boot u Shoe Maker,
Fairfax street, two doors south Of King
street5rcspectfulIy informs his friends &
the ,publictnat his establishment continues
open for their accommodation, and that
he has on hand, Shoes, Dancing Pumps,
TIC. in the first style Of elegance and
durability. He hopes by mis- attention to
business, to secure portion Of public
patronage, which he pledges himself, no
exertion shall be omitted to merit.
March 10
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Necember IA.
Hardware & Cutlery.

Tie subscriber has a few casks Hard.
ware and Cutlery, which he will sell
Very low for cash or on a short credit.
he HAS ALSO,
A handsome assortment OF
Good, opened,
With a general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS.
II Country merchants and others
vii ind il to their interest to call and
See the Goods.
John Johnston,
King street, opposite the wash
ington Tavern, Alexandra.
March 4
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cash for Furs.

Tht highest Cash Prices will be given
BY the subscriber for al kinds OF Furs.
Samuel ID. Harper.
January
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Tai.Orers Wanted,

Twelve Dollars per month, will be
given for LaboFers to work on the Public
Works at Fort Washington. Apply to
Lieut.. Col. w. K. Armistead.
Narci s
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Boiling Cloths.
Paper for Sale.
David and J. Ross
November u

David and J. Ross
Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, assorte
Which they offer tor sale on very, low
terms. They keep constant supply OF
Rrst quality chewing tobacco tor sale by
thequantity.
Dec l.
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SALES AT vENDUE.

On svesy Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
,ttae Vendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Drg Goods, Groceries, SC.
,,rtic1Iars of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
~ Ali Kind Of goods which are on
l;r;tation and the prices Of which are
Sstablished, can at any time be viewed
md purchased at the lowest limitation
Nv P. G. MARSTELLER.
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n. E. Rum and Shoes.
John G.. Ladd g Co.

Offer for Sale,
Landing from schooners Five Brothers,
New Packet and sloOP Haymaker freln
Boston,
100 bills n Z rum
z hhds do
cases anl Q barrels, containing a
complete assortment O. mems and boys
coarse aud fine shoes o. uperior quality,
March +
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PUBLISHED DaILY sNowBEx, ALEXANDRIA
WEDNESDAY, MARCH g. 1917
Albany Oats,

A few hundred bushels Of Oats worthy
the attention of farmers, can be had BY
applying to the subscriber, lower end Of
Duke street.
Vim. II. Brosos
March 10
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A few Shares of Mechanics
Bank Stock, Tor sale.
Apply to the Printer.
Jan G tt
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WHI>KEY.

LINDSAY u HILL,
Have Just received and offer fOrsale
81 barrels rcctifed Whistsy-old.
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FOR SALE.

FUR oALE,
A tract of Land containing S57 acres,
pre or less, lying on OccOquau Bay in
he county Of Fairfax end state Of Virsi-
ia, adjoining the lands of Robert |.
thompson and William Mason, 1t is
resumed those DESTROYS Of purchasing
RiI view the land and for themselves
qdge of its peculiar advantages. One
shird OF the purchase Nancy will be re-
cured in hand, the balance at IL, e Is
mcnths, with . deed Of trust to sccur
the payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
Necember IL.