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rae SUBSCRIBER.

= - cJ0 SC ElSER,
~ rs Store, Oh Cameron s:rces. ohho.
site tie Market,
In addition to his former stock of Ii.
qunrS' Wires, Teas, Groceries sc. SC.
has Just received
IS hhds Penntylvania Rye whilkey
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In few days his store on the Gecond floor
VIII be complete where he nowoifers for falc
a general ahortment o. Plan and cut Glais,
china, DELPHI, ard Queens Ware, &c. sc.
Tea Trays and Walters, Bread and Knife
Trays, great variety, fome of them very
elegant; tirit quality Britannia Ware in
let's complete Cruet itands, variety :;
Copper, Block Tin and Iron timed Tea
kettles; Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all hzes; Bell metal PrcCerving pans, Bel
lows, American and Briiiih; Cfafine Din
es GrIdirons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
hiters, Coal boxes, Shovels, &c Brulhes,
all Kinds German Looking glaGes, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes, variety plated cam
le.iticks, iome of them elegant; Market
BaiketS, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, all of
which will be fold on moderate and accomo-
dating terHls. VIM. DUNLAP.
Sept 10
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LAND FOE SALE

a N the county CT Fairfax, about Is miles
y from Alexandria, and the fame diltance
from Georgetown and Waihineton. This
Land is now under good fencing, and lies in
a handfome fquarc of four fields, which all
Concentrate i'll one yard, with 4 new barn,
from which flock may be convey ed in each
field with no trouble. There is a Efficiency
OF timber to iupport the place for number
OF years, and from $50 to 900 acres, fifteen
in meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provemcnts are frame Dwelling Houie
large enough for any family, with neceliary
our houfes; we'll watered and excellent
lprings, with large orchards Of every kind
of fruit. The, above land is good ana will
be fold great bargain, on application to
CHARLES SCOTT.
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-, RE.HOE.fL.
C.. RRDNAJTGIJ & GO.

HAVE Removed their Store one door
below the corner of King g Patrick ftreets,
nearly opposite MefTrs Tyler and Harrison.
In addition to their former stock they are
now opening general alrortmcnt of
DRY GOOD
lately puIchafcd in Philadelphia, which
they offer fol sale on very eligible terms,
for cath err to punctual cutomers. They
with purchaiers to call and examine the
goods. December I.
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a BARGAIN.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

A Half acre Lot on yefferfon and Fair.
y fax ftreets with TIE improvements,
Being large double tw o tory Brick Houie,
kitchen, fmoke houfc, Gable, &c. The
whole nearly new, and in complete repair,
an excellent vegetable arden, with fruit
trees, ihrubs, Sc pump under cover and
ailprIng of moit delightful water. A diltance
ct ZOO ards, the ii,uation plcafant, and
calculated for gentleman of leifuIe. 1t
will be fold great bargain. or exclan
ged for perlonal property-and if not dis
po!ed Of in either way it will be for rent on
moderate terms-appiy to
JOHN JACKSON.
april IS.
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london, .AhrR 9 4.
COBBETr.

We have .eccivee from HAMPSHIRE
Lhe following particulars relative IN
I"6celt Which go to prove how Int
The stamp ofFice demands, or the s.s,
peDs'oa OF the ha5eas corpus act, hsG
% do with his sbsconding
Il cs advertised for sale i.
'"c Hanls Chronicle and Courier, which
We alluded TO on Monday, were seized
=, ct oy order Of general 81, Jane
AehPi, on q iarm which Cob5e.L ren ca
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OIL, PAINT and GLASS,

<, A-AtAN turl - a<SAN'Ac,
For Iaie b. WILLIAM RJDB,
NIHO continues to carry on the PANT
w ing and Glazing, on the fouth iide
of Prince, between Water and Fairfax
freets. three doors above the Farmers bank
and has on hand, a general anor;ment of
articles in his line, which he will difpofe of
wholeiale o. retail among which are
60 bo1e, s soisnn and WEgDOW
w. City GLASS;,
from by 9 tor by II.
Coach giats, various flies,
400 kegs white lead, ground in oil,
10 bbls >, >; dry
Pcnililn Blue, patent yellow,
Venetian red, terracana,
Li,l,erase, yellow t.chre, chalk,
Bruihcs, falh tools, etc. etc. etc.
Olihy the barrel, or ffnaller quantity.
~ 3. While thankful for pait favors, o {
which h. acknowledges liberal hare, he
will maze it his it,idy 20 pieaie and thereby
hopes TO merit and recciv the future.
Pl2Eis .3i&.r'GLNES
executed with nedtnels and defpatch.
may Ia ct
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Against (I616(

Our present stock is ca 'cula'el to cor
sist Of about 75,UGO 20 $4,000 packages,
Of which $1,000 to $4,000 are uplaRds and
Oileaus, OF sea islaris about 5000 TO
9,oG0 packages, the remainder are Bra
zils and Fast and West In,la Il WI!
be observed that the impOrf Of cotton
frnrr the East Indies cncrease,. AID t.
wards the end Of the prrse va sup
DIV Of some eSient = expected froG'
thence; notwiihi,lad NJ h.1pld The pre-
sent demand continue, some .mpr"Ser nj
in upIahds and Orleans ems pfohsbie
in the course Of he text and 10 tnNI' 2
months, unless the supplies should prove
more ab1ndan: than usual 10 advanced
in tie scason. There has been .un on
low upland, at an advance Of ID ! per
b. the spinners having OF late used Ben
gals too freely for their own credit; u,
finer qualities are also in request, aud
have advanced Id ID per ID. few bags
having reached 20td; average lots sci!
from lsid to I9ad per ID, Orleans are
rather higher, and in good demand, and
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nat less than fifty thousand dollars
and is still Increasing.
The town of Jarkson. abcgt to-
miles from thi<plate, is in state "a
rapid improvement, ard we arc III
formed affords considerable facility 10
trade.
Fort Claiborne. on tie Alabama.
has a considerable population; and
from its local situation. and the rich
ness Of country around it, bids fair to
become the most flonrishing town in
the territory. 1t is situate Immediate
iy on high bank, and presents a
most beautiful aud romantic prospect,
commanding view of tile Alabama.
above and below. as far as the eye can
reach, and the high hills which Dor,
der the meanders of the river, pre-
sent most picturesque scenery.
At the late sales a company, prin-
cipally composed of merchants of this
place, purchased the sight Of old Fort
Stoddart, which we understand they
are about TO lay of into lots, and Of
fer>for sale immediately many OF
them are determined to establish stores
and erect ware houses, so soon as the
lots are disposed of. The situation
of this place combine a greater varie-
ty Of advantages, than any place near
the seaboard. 1t has straight and
direct communication with the Mo-
bile Bay, and vessels can approach il
In some; instances with as great facili-
ty as the town Of Mobile-the same
wind that carries them to Blakeiy or
to Mobile will in short time watt
them 10 the safe and convenient har-
Dor at Fort Stoddart.
kMobile is situated at the head oil
Mobile bay, and commands very
| handsome view Of the bay below, and
river above. 1t is improving in
ratio with that OF the country.
The lots in the town Of Blakely,
have lately been sold, and we are
told, great preparations are making
for its rapid Improvement 1t is I'm.
derstood that considerable capital
| has already been appropriated to that
place. aud great expectations arc en-
tertained firm its superior advanta-
ges, that it will shortly become a
place of considerable commercial i'm
portance.
The country lying above on the
Tombigbee and Alabama. possess,
we understand. qualities ( in point OF
soil) superior to those above describ-
Ell and we calculate ere long, on
seeing the rich productions of the
counties of Madison, Elk. Blout, and
! Shelby, and those OF Montgomery q
Monroe. floating dawn our rivers and
crowding the streets of the town or
| their borders.
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THE naLCYoy. OF the 25th of July,
published at ST. STEPHENS. (Alabama
TERRITORY contains the following in
tercsting information.
In the present dearth of news, we
conceive that our aper could not be
moro usefilly devoted, than in present
ing to the public picture OF the great
procress our country is making in
useful improvements. Three years
since rarel, an instance was known
of a bale of cotton being exported
from the Tombigbee, or Alabama set
Elements in the present year. We
have assurances, that one farmer IN
this neighborhood, who does not
work more than sO, hands, will clear.
saving all expenses. at least go thou
sand dollars frcm his cotton crop, be-
aide making the necessary quantity
Of corn, &C. for family use; and We
have reasons to believe, that others
will produce equally as great crop.
Farmers generally have expectations
far beyond What could be imagined,
from so new a GENTRY. Cotton glns
have becomc very common, almost e.
very farmer owning one. Indeed IN
every point of view III which the coun-
try can be taken, none on earth pre-
sent greater advantages. Added to
a climate mild and salGbrious, the
production OF the soil is most hap
pily adapted to every species OF yege'
tation. Fruits in as great abundance
and perfection as in any part OF the
world, grow here almost sPontane-
ously. Nor. have we been unmiRdtul
of the necessity Of proper attention
to the improvement Of towns, and IN
the arts which give tone and spirit
70 commerce, the channel through
which the productions OF our luxu-
rient and highly fayosred country,
end a reward for honest industry.
The town Of st. Stephens. at the
head of ship navigation of the Tom
bigbee, is advancing with a rapidity
beyond that of any place, perhaps IN
the Western country. II has at this
very moment, atlCast thirty new hou.
sea commenced, many Of which would
vie with those generally built in the
cities of the United States. II has an
Academy, supported by tue vo'unta-
~ contributions Of the citizens. win
two teachers and sixty or seventy
students, who have, since their CON-
nencement. made progress highly no.
norable to the institution. There Is
a Steam. Boat on the stocks. in sIze
and force, calculated in an emin:n'
degree, to give the greatest facility
On our commerce to the ocean. 1t Is
intended, as OCCASION may require, to
run from hence 70 New-Orlean,, and
return either up the Tombigbee, Oh
Alabama, as high as Fort Claiborne
The navigation Of the Tombisbee, as
high as this place, is perfectly secure
Tn vessels Of any size, that can enter
Mobile Say At any season OF the year
The a ,nual amount Of merchandise,
brpugss and vsnded at this place, Is
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Uica. ~. Isrk) Sent. 9

E,got Or Epurred Rye.-Ne aFyu.
hcud, from information we lave leccveI
that thee is, this wear, more thar u,u..
dauger from thi, article. II i: sac to /,
o,e than commonly shur,!aBt.
It's we'll known 20 be poisonous. ala
that il tften proves fatal. Irteed it w!
supposed by many 10 have been the cas-.
OF the spoited lever. the malignant d.
order which prevailed a few years ,iuc.
in some towns in New England. ".
have requested several eminent rhysici
ans to favor US with essays on this sub
iect for publication, in hopes thereby Il
excite attention to the subject ard sp
prise people OF the poisonous nstu,e Of III,
article, and the danger to be appreheDd
ed from its use.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
yEpA,EsD.ey. sEp4sassR II, 1871,
COMMERCIAL.


To the polilencss Of commercial
house in tfi, city we are indeb ed Tor Tue
following letter from
Liverpool, .daguSt 5.
SIps,--In our printed communication
oi the first ultim" we particularly no
ticed he favorable state OF the weather,
and in consequence the improving pros
aects oil an abundant harvest; slice TO-
Yards the middle of the last month the
weather has become very unsettled IN
this part Of the country, and which
though il may not as yet have caused
much injury, should the weather take up,
will certainly retard the harvest consi'
derably, and make it late, ard III this
country late harvest is always held tn
be precarious. These remarks only EN-
brace ore side the question, for though
the value of grail will for some time con-
tinue to be Influenced b. the weather, il
should not be disguised that at present 1t
is above medium rate, aud that a de-
cline is reasonabl ' to be expected with
average crops and turther. It is general
y admitted more corn and potatoes are
sown and planted this year than usual
Our ports are not expected to close be-
fore November, aud then it is considered
to be doubtful, from Canada there seems
every prospect that imports will continue
to be free to the end of the season. On
the fate of our harvest we may repeat,
| that the value of several leading articles
OF our manufacture materially depends
for general and material improvement
in the internal slate Of this country is al
ready very pc, cep,ible, and which would
in all probability be rapid, should the
farmers secure their crops favorably. 1t
now seems universal y admitted, tina! the
value OF the most export articles oil our
domestic produce and manufacture has
passed its lowest point Of depression, and
that g:adual, and is hoped, permanent
Improvement is now progrcssigg: in
Manchester the amendment is general.
Some valuable business is now going on
in colonials to the continent, ana the ex-
port of manufactured goods thereto in.
creasss. The mechanic IS getting more
wages, and pays less for provisions, and,
consequently, has more money to spend
in articles not absolutely necesssries OF
| life. An order has been received at our
| custom house to REFUND one half the ex-
port duty to the United States before al
Iuded 10. and which will shortly be re-
turned to the respective claimants.
Cotton The operations 10 our cotton
| market continue on All extensive scale,
resulting from the general smendmentin
the trade Of Manchester and the Gotten
districts; this imprOy ement seems going
Oh steadily with the spinner, but more
particularly with the manufacturer hence
arise extensive purchases Of the raw ma.
terial for actual use; the sales OF last
week exceeded 10000 bales, OF which: 1t
is calculated, about 1870 or 5000 bags
were taken by spectators, and the re.
mander by the trade. During the first
seven month. Of the present year our i'm
port runs thus:
! u Al
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SELECTED.
TIE JpORLD.a B.9RBER's SHOP.
SELECTED.


TIE WORLD B.qRBER's SHOP
Our notions rightly {" ki;t.ed up"
No one 4 doubt can barbor
That all the world 3 a BARRIERS shop,
And every man barber.
The farmer he 3 q barber, friend,
And ready in t7ice, sr,
To larher with a recommend,
And shave Us with price, sir.
Mechanics, they are BARRIERS all,
Nor lackeys at the play, sir,
They lathes when for work they call,
Aud shave Us for the ray, sir.
The doctor, he s barber TOO,
He fathers with pill, sir,
And many applicants or few, \
tie shayes them with bill, sir.
The merchant, ne S barber, too,
An who that him surpasses!
He lathers with fine calico,
Aud shaves the beard,sss iasses.
Our congress members lately have
Assum'd the BARRIERS station,
And withou, iather fried to shave,
With double compensation.
But 4 al the suds bedaubing host
With razors whst the keenest--
Toe lawyer 'athers 70 X the most,
And shaves marki, 4 the cieanest.
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DR.. Johnson being asked his OPT
MON Of a certain nabob, better known
by his riches than his learning, or in
teIlect-" A mere Sheep. Sir, with a
golden fleece, observed the cynic.
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From the As'C York En-. p Sept. Il
LAW, INTELLIGENCE.

Hl tibSoit Sou'N 'VF Tue SNiteu
States, held by his honor Judge Living
ston, ia this city, on Thursday morning
came on tie trial of Frederick Jacobson,
for an attempt TO deiraud the underwri.
tiers, by fist insurins the ship hristides.
and her supposed cargo, for the amount
Of ups ards OF $4,000 and then caused
her TO be sunk at Sea; which is made i
capital offence in captains 90 board.
wells AMI Osden, who were assigned
the prisoners counsel, took an exception
10 the jurisdiction cf the court, ca the
old ground that the lliIi section Of tue
judiciary Act, as ii is lied, passed
September, 1889, Constituting the circuit
courts. is unconstitutional: in a, mach as
II crnipcis judges In suprens ccsrt to
perform the daj!gs uf Inferior tribunals.
This exception, however, was for the
PrescEi merely mentioned and reserved.
Alter whole Jays tedious discussion,
and examination Ui Witnesses, tie cause
was committed to the Jury, at 5 O'Clock
yesterday mourning, who. having retired,
brought in verdict Of GUILTY, bat; s'
Usual. recommended to mercy.
This case viii hereafter be reported at
length, but the haia purpose | have in
view il sciz;ng upon j, at this tine, IS
the subject Of a pmag aph, i, that nar
take occasion to Pgo'e.! in The strongest
manner asrinst the mistaken conducr 81
cur JuGieS in recommending To m.rcy,
convicted ltious, and fOr crimes Of tie
most atrociDus aature, wlI-te The verdict
is .ogD ed OF whit is called cirouinsian.
til violence. II doub.s arise, IN ca es o.
lite d. d death, the humanity o! the iaw
di; Get that jrries sl,ouid aequit, bui
~h,re n0Ee rS,st and their mlhd3 are
te iec'.y -a'isiIed OF the prisoner CURT
t", a'tem. I to compl omise with their
con,cIences 10y tiudinga positive verdict
AID at the same time qualifying If oT
coupling it with recommendation oil
m. roy, Is MT only downright absuidl!y,
bu' calculated to defeat the intentions ct
the lass. As they are led int tbs
5rca error by tier misapprehrnsI"n'
concerning The nature Of circumsIaD'Iai
evidence, l beg leave to extract an sd-
mirable p age on tais subject, from en-
an hsf oil established reputation to
Which / particularly ask their attention
The prejudice entertained Agaio''
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Boston, Sept. II.

OOst0n, sept. u.
Five men who airiyed in town on Tues
day evening last, in The eastern stage,
under circumstances calculated tn induce
suspicion, were yesterday morning la en-
into custody by the civil authority ard
after some Investigation, they were touLt
to have with them iaIge amount OF sle-
Gle. They stale that ihey belonged to lie
Bueros Ayres private armed sChr Ger.
gre.ssn, Of l0guns, commanded by CAPT
Aime;da, VIM sailed irem Baltimore sc.
vera! months since Oh II cruise; that oa
the Sd of July, IL s:g't Of Madeira, they
fell in with and captard The Spanish slip
La Industrial Ralae!a, Capt. re Nata,
loaded with sugar. coffee, indigo, and
hiaes, bound from Havana for Tener,iiq,
and after taking ircm her $4,000, pu,
un board prize master aud crew, (Of
which these neu were a parD and order.
Ell he to Buenns Ayes, bat being siiof;
Of provisions and water, they bore away
for the Uni ed States, and arrived OF
Portsmouth: but supposiGg it would te
difficult t. get tie prize condemned, lie
prize ma, ter seat man on shore at
Portsrocu'h who ieturutd The r"Nt day,
and two small vessel, cane tf ant load
ed from the SHIPS cargo, but where they
were tv proceed they do not nnow; thai
the captain ordered them ashore in
small soup 10 Portsmouth, whence they
came TO this town in tie stage. Thus
:. Gle, they say, was found concealed III
tue Spanish hip after the p.iyateer lett
them.
Information {. ON Portsmouth was re.
Cei'ed yesterday morning, that several
Of the above crew who rcmaiued III PGrtG-
mouth had been arrested that They land.
ed their specie fist upon small island
near that harbor, and from that to the
town in small boats.
The above ship vas seen or Buor-
Island on Sunday last, apparently in dis.
:ress, with number of small vessels q.
round. The revenue cutter, O! this port,
is cut on cruise, and will p. obaby fall
in with her.
From Havana paper, it appears that
the Spanish ship San E.iacl, alias La In
dustria. seilcd from Havana May 10th,
Tor st. Croix, rereriae. MID.
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% % q

A simple fallow, who held an Off
Cial situation in the Romish church.
wrote an account of what he had en-
peuded. in these terms:
Item. Five pence for combins the
tail Of ST. Georges horse.
Item. Ten pence for cleaning the
cluatIis Of two saints.
Item. Twenty pence for hanging
up two angels.
Jealousy lights its torch at the fire
brand Of the furies.
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market being Quilted. Sugars S6s TO-.
per 100 lbs. coffee sig 10 IS 60: TO-
so cts ger ga'lcn: rnnlasses nrre IL.
mmvi'a Sls per ton. export duty g
per CENT.
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Some one in search of physician
TO cure his wife, met with man who
possessed secret that had the power
of rendering those things visible,
which the eye could not otherwise per-
ceive. Purchasing this charm, he
went to famous physician. At his
door he beLeld a crowd of soGls-they
were the souls of those he had killed.
All the physicians he visited were at
tended by number of souls, more
or less, and he Of course felt no incli-
nation 70 employ them.-At length he
was told of one who lived at some
distance. At his door he saw only
two little souls. All p said he to him.
self, this physician will do for me-
This is good one lie called upon
bin. Tie physician astonishcd at
seeing him, enquired how he came
to know that he lived there? How,
cried the other, by means OF the higi,
reputation you have acquired Re
putatiouv exclaimed tie physician,
why ha.ebcrn here only eight days
and as hope to I've. have had but
two patients since my arrival
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LONGEVITY.

A late memoir of Sweden, states
that there was lately found, during a
period OF nine or ten years. sos6
men and $50 women. above the age
Of 60; aI2 men and 22s women, be-
tween 100 and los 81 mca and SO
women between LOG and no: %
men and 10 women between Ill and
100 one man aged l25 and one wo.
man I27. Sweden is more temperate
than any land in Asia or America in
the same titudes.
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ut HHsi UJTu.eDt e. Wits,
BUCHANAN, SMITH u G.

Markets at Porto-hico, .9ug. &c.
Flour Sill coTn meal $50 per hh,;.-
corn IS ce.,ts pa .ushel, s eye,y other
ii Gle Of American produce low, tn.
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Eoartling-H House.
HIS. ROen.sGS

ID AS .emavei Ia the house late, &C.
q curied By NJ. WIN Bower. or
po4ite to the Farmers Bank Of Narylard
where Iaties and Eeatleme: rGay III &c
conmcdatci with boarding BY the day,
~epk, moath, Or .ear. Ms. Robinson
"i!! u-e every exer,iou to give sa:i.lat-
';or to t!iuse who may favor her viii:
Their patti onage.
Mrs. Il. has rented the large and COM
modious staple i, the immediate ncic' :
bo,hood Of Yer GOA ding housr to skill
full and attentive o.tler: gentlemen who
may favor her with their company may
rely with the most entire confidence up
on having their horses carefully attended
to-.
The house is conveniently situated Tor
gentlemen who may have business with
The courts or public Offices
Annapolis. sept. 90 stuthlm
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An Oyerseer w anted.

"hE Subscriber wishes IN engage an
4 uyerseer for the ensuing year, to u
sma Il farm, in the nelshborhoUd oi Alex
andrla; none need apply unless wen ie-
commended /; one with a small family
would be preferred. la the absence Of
the Subscriber, application may he m' de
eli her 10 james Patton, " Aissanjes
Moore oi Alexandria,
WALTER II. jENItER.
september % tmw