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SrNleni6cr OF, l7l6~

"N bs,ing been made the duty Of this Office by
Law, TO adjust and settle all accounts in the War
Department, which remained unsettled at the con.
elusion Of the late and are now unsettlcd-lt
is hereby made known to the officers of the late
my, who have public accounts TO settle, aud 10 such
non.commissioued oaiceN and priva,es discharged,
who have arrearagcs OF pay due them, that. by for
wardng their papers TO this Office by mail. their
accounts will be settled, md the balances rcmiued,
without incnrrng any expense by the appointment OF
An aecnt 70 transact their business for them,
The heirs aud representatives of deceased officers
and soldiers If the late army arc also informed,
that, by forwarding their papers TO this office for
sny arrears Of pay due the deceased, the accounts
Will be adjusted, and the balances RENTED free OF
cxpense";
The duties heretofore conhdcd 10 the Additional
Accountant having been assigned to this Office ar.
pIca,cns relative to the above uotihcSion will be
addressed accordingly.
1reo,uy Drfarfsert
THIRD .sgGfor's 0Tcc.
pIrrp uAcNp0 Aui;,or
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FOR SALE,

TOUR hundred snd twenty acres Of LAND, lying
N the town Of Chsmpiain, in the county of CIin-
ton, aud state of New.York, about three miles from
the south end Of Lake Chanplain, being lot No. 81,
Of the Nova.Sco,ia and Refugee Patent, some pars
of which i. under improvement. The aad tract is
free from all incumbsances whatever. A good war.
rantee deed will be given to the purchaser. For
terms. which will be very liberal, apply to
DuTEE ). PEARCE.
Newport, Nov. 6, 1916. Uf)
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By he Pycsiden. of tie Uniad S,0lcs


XNyHEnEAS. BY the first section Of an Act o.
w Congress, passed on the 2ist day Of March
1903, entitled "An Act concerning the sale OF tho
lands Of the United States and for other purposes,
the Presiden, Of the United States is authorized I,
certain public lands to be cHered for sale
Wherefore, iJAMES MONROE, President Of th
United States in conformity with the said scf, an.
other scts Of congress-, providing for the sale s'(
disposal Of the lands Of the United States scuih
Tennessee, do hereby declare and make known tn
pubic sales, for the disposal Agrssabfy % Law. 1
the public land in the district east cf resrl rive
bounded on the west by the Chiekssswhay riscr,
the south by the parallel Of the sid ncsh ts,sins
on the east by the Mobile and Tombigby rive,e
and on the aorth by the Creeks. ssn,sboguc ..
Rogue Homo (thc one falling into the TombigT
and the other into the Ciiekasawhay fivers> whO
have beea surveyed and returned to the Regssscrr
the lard Office at ST. stephens. and which have -
beeo disposed Of, or excepted forn sale II II
shalt be held Al 81. stephens, on the River Tcult
by, on the hest Mondsy OF July next. and eou;rc
ull tAc said lands have been offered for sale. F"
Siven under my hand the eighth day Of NsrS-
one thousand eight hundred and scven'to
JAMES MoNROfW
BY the President,
yssici .lf-iys, Commissioner of
the General Lard oEiee.
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PETER nACNEn, Auditor.
FOR SALE,

TUX ShLF,,
A Farm situated in Middle'osn, on the main
~ road, four miles from Newport, contsining
ABOUT 100 acres Of excellent moving, orchard and
tdaee land, all under good improvement. On said
farm is good dwelling house. barn, corn-erib, and
ether necessary ou,-suiIdings, all in good repair.
Il is we'll wa,cred aud vailed. and is pleasantly and
eligiby situated for place Of resort IN the sunme
season. For further particulars. enquire Ut the
subscriber. living on the premises.
Midileiour Feb c6 1877 ltl
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Neau Feather bedS and Feathers.
I I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 to Is dollars, Kept constantly
Tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charles. .sfreef.
He has en- hand an assortment Of Mattresses of all
kinds. .hewpors, March 2S, 1915.
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House of Entertainment

HouSe Of Entertainment
u lChAiiD BARKEi; respectfully informs his
N friends and former customers, that be has re.
turned TO his native town, and has taken the house
in the rear Of the shop Of DAviD WILIIANs,
matchmaker, north side Of the Parade, few doors
above the Newport Bank. where he intends to keep
House of Entertainment, and will use every exer.
ton TO give satisfaction to those who will favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties will be accommodated
as nsus!--and few steady Eoarders Can be admit
ted. Nf
Aprsl SQry
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SWISS WEAyERs

I... tEoRoETowN, Nay y.
We understand that ship load of stock
lag looms & Swiss weavers arrived in Wash
ington few days since, where they propose
TO form an establishment, which has for its
object tire manufacturing Of cotton and wool
en- hosiery, knit pantalocns, rc,ticosts, snder
wsis,cos,s, and Berlin lace, and .ulle for la
dies dresses.
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mentioned seminary whose certificate psniss
each bottle. 1t cannot be supposed that gentlemen
of such nigh professional merit would pa,ronize and
recommend composition which did not deservs
the confdence Of the community y--Price SO cts.
New- England Eye -Satve--
A safe, active and emcaciors remedy in ali weak,
eye.wsters ever inyen,ed-Price SO cts box.
J0rcis' Antibikious and Wovnl Pills.
A better medicine for the above complaints never
vas discovered. They universally approved of.
Seotch imbroved Ointnlent--
The only remedy in the world, which cures the
ITCH in four hours. II is safe and pleasant--Price
50 cts. q box
Sold By S. w. VINSON.
Newport. hpril %, 1917.
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Sirgniar Cseurrrns, "A COW belonging to
Ne. aHutss Hoas, Of Pnn,own. which was
expected 70 calvo ia about three weeks, died
on the l2sh lost. An opening h~r % ,ske on,
shc calf, gr cn SNAKE, about sixteen inchr,
10 'cngib, was fosni by ,he side OF ,hccalf
4, wa sac" 5ysseversI Witnesses, who wish
sse fics may Be published
-. yr,s .sts tsssisgsurg ia.
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Faln0b.e frc,2syy.. fW SAFE.
Ts''E subscriber viii either sell lease the House
IN which he rev lives, in Thames ssreet--snu
give immediate possession. Nc viii sell Some land,
adjoining the estate OF the late George Chsrplia,
Esq vh'ch land is very convenient tor House lots
Ne will osapg sell lease his sarrn =; sachucsst.
point. ia Nidi.ctevn. He has some Furniture also
Coz sale. NhTiI HAZARD.
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ADVEKTIStMENT.

az LIN Loi' lfl ISIN lie
THE subscriber begs leave to inform HE friends
J. in particular, and the public in general, that
he now carries on his Trade, as usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge. and opposite Mr.. THOMAS
MEssGas shop. He repairs locks of every kind,
makes keys Of every Sort nends brass kettles. or
any sort Of brass Care lie ineHds umbrellas IN the
neatest manner, and does all sorts Of small work in
his line Of business The smallest fsvors in his way
will be thankfully received and punctuaiy perfUrn-
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.'
Newport, Sep, II, 1916.
Portsmouth, K'ooltn Mduafaeto1y.
TIE subscriber informs his frieISs and the pub
lie, that he continues to Card Wool, Color and
Press Cloth, and Manufacture Pisins, Satinpets,
flannels, &c. all which will be done in q superior
manner. at moderate prices, having the best kind Of
machinery in excellent order, and workrnep expert
ehced in every branch Grest attention will be paid
to those who are punctual in payment, and none
viii DC neglected.
Persons indebted TO him are earneetly requested
TO make immediate payment--those whose accounts
OF long SANDING in particular. will find it their
own interest TO make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (CnndoWs .Ni'is,) Oct. ~.
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'.s PhLvI{.NG, u al Atnd~, >,s,cf,S IN
a sasitfst:,rp narser, sf fsss ofsee.
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AROMATIC SNUFF
CAThRRH AND HEADACHE

This Snuff, as celebrated
for its agreeable fragrance, as for ito
efficacy in the cure OF recent Ca
tarrh and show nervous headache, 10
used and approved by ,he present.
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard
University, 3, Cambridge, in Msssa.
chnsetis, and by some Of the first
Physicians III the United States, and
is also recommended by Doct. VA
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TO LET,

A PART or the whole Of the House Of the late
"A Eimund Townsend, in Brdge-s,reei. Apply
to JOB Z. TOWNSEND.
March q6 ...r. /
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TO be Patrons Of The CHRONICLE ard
PATRIOT, and 3he Public generally.
HAVING purchased the establishment, Of the In
dependent Chronicle Of its former proprie,ors,
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New Medical Vi OF

PROPOSAL
BY James Wsbsisr. at No. 10, Sent!
Eighth street, philadelphia, for pun
liShlug BY Subscription,
Elements of Therapeutics anc
Materia MedIca,
By n. CHAPMAN, N. D. Professor
She institutes and Practice Of Medicine
and Clinical Practice in the uniyorsii.
Of Pennsylvania.
CONDITIONS.
1. The work viii De printed on ine
raPer, in two octave volumes, each e.
which sill contIin frou. 4 to :50r page.
9. I; will be delivered 10 subscribers in
seat binding. az 5 dollars copy.
. S, The price 10 non subscribers, will
Dc six dollars.
The work will be ready for deliver,
early next summer.
- SubscI iptions viii be received
BY
James Kennedy & Son
Booksellers, King street.
December 81 eo2w
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nv valley which they are passing through
and to excelerate the impairment Of theiJ
minds. The company and conversation
ofthe Young, ray even the Prattlemen'
Of little children is animating to well
temperd age: and, on the other han
age that carries with it experience and
good information, and possesses 4 due
mixture ofplesant humcur with becom-
ing gravity, has il in its power to please
we'll as to profit he decent aud ingen
Gus par, Of Younger society
In conclusion, IA, ho,l Of wisdom as
the only sure anchoar Of age. lin her
right baud is length Of da, So" The firm
belief and steadfast practice Of our holy
religion. as it yields the consolation OF
hope which. as 10 the aged, can no longer
spring from the prospect OF ea'thly enjoy,
meu's, so it tends much every way. to
invusorate the understanding and tu
preserve it trorB decays
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Charles County Court,
August Term 1915.

=. august erin 1919.
On application TO Charles Counts Ccur
by petition in writing Of John Budd, Of
Charles County, for the benefit ofthe &C,
of assembly for the relief Of sundry insol.
vet debtors, passed az November session
1905. u the several supplements thereto
on the terms mentioned therein a sche.
dule Of his property and list OF his ere.
ditors on oath, as far as he can ascertain
them, accompanying his petition anG
the court being satisfied by competen,
testimony, that the said John Budd has
resided two years Immediately precedinr
The time of application, in the state o.
Maryland: 4 is thersupon ordered am!
adjudsed. that the said John Buad, b,
causing u copy Of this order to be inserted
in some one of the newspapers edited in
the district Of Columbia, once week fo,.
two months. before the third MoBdav, ! 4,
March next, give notice to his ere
ditols to APPEAR before the SAIL
court at the csur; house in Chariestonn,
on the SAID third Monday in March next
for the purpose of recomme ndibg q US
tee for their benefit, and To shew cal :,
if any they have, Why the said John Badd
should not have The benefit Of The acr Of
assembly Aforesaid, and the several sup.
plements thereto, as prayed.
Tests. JOHN BARNES. elk.
, January ; law2m
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and bar Of North Carolina, and Of Geor.
gia. to support the uaconstitutisnality Of
l avs Of this sort. Mr. NJ, spoke at con
siderable length on mortgages, rsplevins;
deeds Of trust, &c. and against the bill
generally. IS unjust, unnecessar! and mn
constitutional. He could not, aud he
,ked how members who had taken an
oath to support the constitution Of the
u States could, lay their hands on their
hearts, and, voting for this oill, declare
they were supporting that Constitution
How could this be called, in substance
any thing but tender lawi
The ayes and noes were then called,
and were
For the bill, 20
Against, 49
So the bill past asd Mr.. Dade was
requested to carry it to the Senate for
concurrence,
The House then went into commit.
tee of the whole on the bill " To esta.
blish sucdry Banks within this common.
wealth, % The committee went through
the bill aud made some amendments 10
|It.
They struck out for example, the
first day Of Sept. uex:, as the day on
which the books Of the bank are to lie o.
ps ed, and substituted the FIRST day Of
November next.
They limited the humber OF shares,
which may be subscribed for IA any one
day, at thirty instead Of one hun,
Idrcd.
They agreed 10 expunge from the fol,
lowing clause, the words in italics /" In
case of such excess That is, il the
notes in circulation exceed three times
the amount of the capital paid in and de.
posits).. or Of any riGtGtiOn Vt the charter
IF sad Bank, or any otissr gross misns
ncsement th,'sef, the directors under
whose administration it shall have hap.
prned shall be liable for the same in their
natural private capacities"- And the,
agreed al'o to limit the amount OF notes
ia c'rca,atlon to twice (i!Iotead of lhree
t,les) the amount Of the capital stock
acrialIy paid in. aver and above the mo.
'ncy deposited in the bank for safe keep.
ing &c."
Several other amendments were adop,.
ed, when the committee rose, and report
,ed them to tie house, when they were a.
greed 10 with some slight variations.
The bill will be again taken up Oh
Wednesday when the house will p, uba
bly, determine what andh how manybaaks
they viii charter.
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Public Sale.

ON SATURDAY next at 10 o'clock,
will be sold at the Office of John Jack.
son and Co. on Union, between King
and Prince street, without reserve--A
large collection Of Dry Goods, Groceries
etc, consisting Of
l bale sup broadcloths
1 second do
1 white Flannel
1 Red do
I Yellow do
1 Booking baizes
l case sup. shIrtings
l case Irish shirtings,
2 London mkt pins
l Madras hhkfs
1 book, leno, and null muslins
1 domestic shirtings Y ginghams
| brown linnens good quality
/ elegant silk shawls
I lace wells and shawls
Irish linnens Marseillcs and Other
vestings
silk gloves Buttons Sewing silks
Bed sacklnss BcmbaEetts
Ca.slmercs Cambrics etc etc.
ALSO
hogsh'ads molasses
9 puncheons rum
Q pipes gin
Q brandy
10 kegs starch
10 raisins
s barrels shrub
Q boxes cotton cards
Boxes glass ware
Jan, 5
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The Life of Patrick Henry.
PROPOSAL
BY James Webster, Of Philadelphia, for
publishing by Subscription,
THE LIFE OF

1
The late Patrick Henry,
Containing many Of his Speeches. &c.
Embellished with Likeness By WIN.
Writ. Esq. Of Richmond, (ya)
Extract from the Por. Folio for Angus,
1875.
u II is not withuut q sentiment or si,.
cere qualification that We witness, in the
foIl swing proposal, arrangements making
| BY competent hand, to do justice to the
character of one Of the most worthy and
distinguished OF our countrymsn. As a
statesman, a civilisn. an orator and pa
trist. Patrick Henry was entitled to stand
lin the 70. emost rank: Nor do his merit
claim an inferisr station as firm, an no.
nest, aud an honorable man. He was
one of those worthless on whose purity
suspicion could never tx stain.
" II ma ure did much for Mr.. Henryt
character while living, accident has no,
been wanting IN its favor. to his posthu
nous fame for to have found such bi
lographer as Mr.. Writ, so competent as
a writer, and SO peculiarly we'll qualified
lin every moral relation, is not the least
fortunate incident in his history.
In Mr.. Wirt's Life of Patrick Hen
ry we ure irresistablJ impel ed to expect
much: the materials being excellent, AID
liza great abundance. and the writer able
and devoied to his subject. Nor do We
think that the public will run any risk oil
being disappointed by bearing us compa
ny in our high expectations. We hope.
and, indeed, have no doubt. that the
work will receive liberal patronage"
CONDITIONS.
The work will be printed on hne
paper. in one octave volume, and will
contain from $50 to 400 pages.
1t will be delivered to Subscribers, il
good call binding, at three dollars pc,
copy. The price to non subscribers will
ne three dollars and City cents.
W Subscriptions are received By
James Kennedy q Son,
Booksellers, Alexandria.
= PRINTING
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Stolen from my Pocket,
December IS

Stolen from my Pocket,
Yesterday afternoon, my Pocket Books
containing two Notes Of Fifty Dollars
each on the Mechanics Bank. aud soms
smaller notes one oil the notes had been
torn in two and pasted together. fauy
suspicious persos shoula offer to pass
notes Of this description. it is requested
that they may be stopped A reward Of
20 dollars will be given for the Book and
its contents and detection Of the thief,
Alexander Baggett.
December 10
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Port of Alexandra
FROM TIE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

sahua' ~
ENTERED
sloop Buck, Wheeler, st. M2ry's, NJ
CLEARED
Sloop Alert, Croker, NYork: Cargr
flour. Haxseed and merchandise: by
Barnewai! aud Popham, Thomas Whit
tie, J. Woodward and Lindsay K Hill.
Sch Lewis II John, Johnson, George
town Cargo 60 boxes marble work, etc
by n. Fiengo.
Schooner Lady Washington, Brown
heuce, arrived az Boston sbti, December
IA days.
January g
SAILED
Ship America, I.uckett, West Indies
John 6. Ladd, Esq. OF the house of JOIN
G. Ladd and Co. goes cut IN this sh'I
with view Of beneftting his health.
Sch Two Sisters. Sawyer, Boston.
Brig Richmond, Molixre, (ot Phila.
.or West Indies.
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Robert Gray
Paintings, Jewellery, nc

ESHE COLLECTION Of Paintings of Mr..
i DvmiIiere, vii sc sold. at public
auction. on thursday January Cd. at two
o'clock. P. II in the same room on Pitt
street ~he,e they have been exhibited,
Also, at the sane time will be sold, Z
collection OF Jewellery, VI White Cor
ne elan, Coral and Gold Necklaces. Gold
jackets and Rings, a few rich Diah ond
Rings, one Diamond weis hing OF 10
grains, mounted in Breast Pin. ditto
Ruby, with other Jewellery of less va.
lur-some handsome Fans. etc The
whole Of which will be exhibited on
thursday 18Th, and Thursday 81 Of ia.
quarry. Any of Tie articles {, III be sold
at private sale il wanted previous to the
auction.
December 19 iethDsth&adJan
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For Sale,

On liberal Terms,
A NUMBER OF Houses and Lots, at
"A the lower end Of Falrfax street,
and the whole or a part Of the low ground
or marsh adjacent to joness Point. Ap.
ply to
December 2s ca
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Bank of alexandria,

Dec. 90, 1916.
TIME stockholders in the Rank Of
i Alexandra are hereby notified that
an election oil nine directors for the sbsu-
ing year, will be held at the court house
in this town, on the third Monday (s0th)
Of January next.
J. l.. M'Kenna, Cashier.
Dec. 20-21. IL
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Public Sale.

Will be added to next Tuesdays sale.
at the VeIdue Store, corner OF P'int ,
and Water streets without reser'.
on liberal credit
I bale blankets
1 do broadclVths
! do plains do 4.
l case capes, shawls and tippits.
ginghans, corduroys. &c.
( P. G. Marstelicr.
Jan s
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GunpoWder

The subscribers aave just received 60
kegs English Gunpowder, tower proof,
from HF TO F.. Also cannon, inc and
canister. sportsmen are invited to tiy
the quality.
R. and J. Vaudeville.
December 90
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POTOMAC L SHENANDOAH
Navigator Lrtttly.
Second Class.

Will cemmen,e drawing o Monday
.lie Sd day Of February 1877 The toL
lowing is the present state ii the wheels
lis days drawing over, viz
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Stationary Priaes.

1st drawn ticket (ti' Sc set apart as
n,izes excepted on the 10th, i7ih, lsth,
18th, els', god, Esd, cath, s6th, 95,h
lays each, entitled to one Of the above:
mentioned prizes Of 100 tickets, com:
veHcing at the lowest number and pro.
creding ia regular succession until the
whole are drawn.
LIST drawn on the 2Gth day 5 soo0
LIST do 25th day 1000
LIST do sSth seth each 5oo
do S5th 10000
/ do 3Oth 5000
do S6tb s7th sSth
and S9th each 500
: l do SYST sgd SD
and Saith 1000
lido 42l and 44th each 1Geo
do 10th $1,000
The prize tickets, set apart, for l6h
Law have already drawn $3.50 and there
'iill remains in the wheel. Of TIA, book
- Manners and unarawn prize tickets, :
l. This, or any other lottery ioreisn
checks or uuchGrtered baak mites, will
ne received in payment for warranted
nndrawu tiCkci, 10 this lottery
Present price Of whole dcktes S g.
ind half, snartc:s anu eights 10 proper.
LieD-, for sale by
Pahart Crav
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NOTICE

The subscriber intending to remove
from. this place in . short time, request
all those indebted 10 him by bond. note
or open account, to come forward 8 set
tie them up to first Of January 1917.
He will dispose Of the Houses 4 Lott
he now occupies, and possession given
the 18th October next. The dwelling
house is calculated for the ascommoda'
ton Of family, with all the necessary
out houses, and a very productive ear
den. subject to small ground rent-the
stand for retailing goods, or purchase Of
produce, is inferior to none in town.
1t is deemed unnecessary togive more
minute description, as it is presume
hose wishing to purchase will view th'
premises.
He will also sell quarter acre Lo
aud Dwelling House thereon, near III
court house.
The above property will bedispose'
Of on accommodating terms to'those WIS
GEORGE SMITH
Dumfries, January i4-l6 eotf