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DuELLING

The brave Dutch admiral Van Tromp
who was a large heavy man. was chat
lenged by a-slim French officer. We
are not upon equal terms with rapiers.
(ssid Van r romp); but call upon me to-
morrow morning. and will adjust the
affair better, Wien the Frenchmen
called, he found the Dutch Admiral
astride atarrei of gunpowder.--" There
is l1om enough for you, (said Van
Tromp) at the other end Of tie barrsl
sit down theresis the match; as you
are the challenger, give Ere" The
Frenchman was thunderstruck at this
terrible mode of fighting; but as the
Admiral told him he would fight in no
other way, terms Of accommodation en-
aued.
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October Q.
Kentucky Lands for Sale.
I WILL fell or exchange for other pro-
a perty in Virginia, feveral valuable
TRACTS OF LIND

in the fate of Kentucky. The firft tract
contains 1000 acres, iituate in Ohio County,
and bounded by GreenRivel for nearly two
miles; the river is navigable at all feaions
of The year.
The fecond tract contains about $500 "a
ores, iiituated in the fame county, and boun
ded by Rough Greek, navigable itream of
Green River. On this tract is an abundance
of falt water, excellent coal, and fome fine
fitnatiohs for mills. The falt made from
this water is remarkably white and bcauti-
full Both OF thefe tracts are very fertile.
The third tract is iituated on Licking Ri
yer, in Montgomery county, and contains
5000 acres. The titles to theie lands are
undifputed my father and myfelf have
been in poiIefiion for near thirty years. A
letter directed to me at Dumfries, will be
attended TO. JOHN p. DU-VAI..
January IL. IF
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In the Case or Jen,ima Nutt

In the Case o. Jeniima Mutt,
Administrative Of James Mutt, deceafe' F., =,
gainit Jas. .Anderfon.
THE Subscriber having appointed
J by the Honorable the Circuit Court of
the Diltrict of Columbia, for the Coun-
~ of Alexandria, receiver of the debts
and effects OF the late firm of Anderfon
and Nuit, of Alexandria, hereby re qriires
all perfons indebted to the faid firm to paw
and iettle their accounts forthwith thoie
having eff fettS, will pleaie make them APP
pear before matter comm;fioner Aud be
fore the firlt of April next, or Iuits will be
commenced. 6. DBNE ALE.
January
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BAR IRON

HIS subscriber has jnit received &C.
4 neral aaortment of BAR IRON OF
every deicript'on, fuch as Plough Plates.
Axe Bars Tire Iron OF different widths
and thickness. fquare and fat bars of all
iizes, round belt ditto, we'll aifasted Ger
man and Crowley Steel of good quality,
Spikes, Nails, Brads and sprgs of his own
manufacturing, and almoff every article 10
the building line, which he viii fell On the
mott rcaionsble terms. Being convenient
to the water tlioie trading up and dow n the,
river and others will find il 70 their advan-
tage to call at his Nail Manufactory, Union
itreet, where they Can be fnpplied at the
ihortelt notice and every favor gratefully
acknowledged.
HORACE FIELD.
November "
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Alexandria, n w. 81.

S<Nut'Ntid, ~ ~ <lS
NTAS committed TO the Jail of this
w county, as runaway,a NfGRo wo.
MAN, who iays her name is Rofet,s, tones.
and that ihe is free md was born in Lane #.
ter county, Rate of Virginia; fhe is about
50 years of age; dark compleAioa, and
lived in this tow about months.
The owner, HSny is rcgdefed to come
and prove his property, pay charges take
her away, ctherwifc fhe viii be di{poted Of
as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
OF the5ail tor Washington Boyd, Martial.
TO HIRE FOR ONE YEAR,
a likely MULATTo MAN, about al
yearsof age, ne is active and ftrong. En-.
quire at this Office. January Al.
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
TO LET.
FOR SALs AND 70 EET.

y IINI
That elegant establishment on Jef-
ferson street, a commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
and five good lodging rooRs neatly g.
nished, a smoke house, dairy, kitchen,
stable, and every convenience, pump
Under cover, a garden well stocked
with vegetables, aud best ui water at
the distance of 200 or 800 yards--the
Improvements are in complete repair,
the situation very Pleassnt--the rent
will be moderate, aud immediate pos
session given--apply TO
JOHN JACKSON,
Arm O
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APPROVED
Family Medicines.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills,

Lees nti-Bilious Pills.
THE operation of thefe highly eaeemed
L PILLS is perfectly mild, and the expc-
rienceof thouiands has proved they may be
uied in every fituation in lille without the
leaf Inconvenience
They are admirably adapted to carry Of
tuperAuous bile, &c. &c.
Les Misunderstanding Lozenges.
This medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as II is certain and effiacacous in its O.
peratlon, cannot injure the youngcft infans.
ihouid no worms exit in its body; but will.
without pain or gripping, cleanfe the itoraacia
and bowels
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Annand on a POOR, 0sf hone.t Man

Stop, reader here, and deign look
On one without name
Meier enter'd in the ample book
Of fortune, or of fame.
studious of peace, he hated tirife,
Meek virtues fill'd his brealt;
His coat of arms, "a fpotlefs life;"
"An honef heart" his cref.
Ouarter'd Herewith was innocence,
And thus his motto ran;
ga confidence void of all offence
Z "Before both sod and man.
An the great day of wrath, tho pride
Now icerns his pedigree
Thoufands fhall with they'd been ally'c
To this great family.
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Nlexandria. Jan. %. 1877

! u 4N-Ne'IINt Iu. JdII- %, I OF -
NTAS Committed to the Jail of this
w county as runaway, 4 Negro Man,
who fays is BILL COOK, he is about
IL years of age, ard black complexion, Z
feet inches high /; had on 4 thort Jacket
much pitched, and bfae Pantaloons lie
Jays he was born free, -abovt 4hrte miles
from FaLquier courr hoIle, in the itate of
Virginia. The ewner iifany> is requeited
to come and prove his property, pay charg-
es and take him away otherwile he Will be
difpoled of as the law directs.
JAS. CAMPBELL, Jaiiof.
IaEuzrV A.
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TO LEE.

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, a. present occupied by Mr.. Isas c
Robbins as Dry Coed Sure. Pos.
session wiz be given or the first day ..
Nav. II T.Y.NyN.
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LIND FOR SHE.

In the County Of Fairfax, about IS
miles from Alexandria, anu the same
distance from Georgetown and Wash
ton. This land is now under gooi
fencing, and lies in handsome square
of four fields, which all concentrate
in one yard, with new barn, for which
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
is a sufliciency Of timber to support
The place for number of years there
is from $50 to 800 acres, fifteen in
meadow, now in cultivation. The inn
provemenls are frame Dwelling,
large enough for any size family, with
every necessary out house, we'll water
ed, and excellent springs, large or
chards of every kind Of fruits. The a.
hove land is good and will be sold a
great bargain, on application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
Alex'a. King street, Aug. 10
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To Lr. Z.

A convenient frame dwelling house
n Pitt streeI, near to Princess Sire, a.
Containing six good rooms, and is' Z
= accommodate one or two faD,'ie
with ground newly fenced in for large
garden--two or three springs Of good
water near the premises--Pcssessi
@ili be given immediately-For terms
apPly TO
lHandeUille 81 Larmotr.
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Alexandria COUNTY. s.

-1I4 NdIIUIId NUuIIIF, S.
I ABRAHAM FAW, one Of the juitiees
l. OF peace, for the county aforefaid do
certify, that BENJAMIN Going, brought be-
fore me as an efray,
SPOTTED HEIFER,
of white and black fpots, rifng three years
old, marked on the right ear by an underbit
taken our, the two ears are red no other
pcrceptible mark Given under my hand
and ieal this s7th day OF January, 1917.
A FAW, (Seal.l
The owner of the flid eitray is requcffcd
TO come prove property, pay charges and
take it away from my plantation, on the
road leading from Alexandria to George
town BENJAMIN GOING.
Ian, 40.
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CONDITIONS.
The work will be neatly printed on
paper of good quality, with new and
handsome type, in duodecimo form.
The three poems TO be united in one
volume, containing upwards of roo pa
yes, and delivered TO subscribers at rs
cents Baltimore, .Nov IS.
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NOTICE.

A LII perfonS indebted to the late firm of
"A Jerome and Gerard Plumer, are re-
queiled 10 make immediate payment to the
undersigned, who have been appointed by
the creditors as trutfees to adult the bufneis
Of the concern, otherwife fuits will be COM
menced without determination; and all per-
ions having claims will prelent them forth
with for adjuitment.
q Gerard Plumer, the furviviag part
ner, will attend at the compiling room Of the
ate firm, for the purpofe Of adjuiting and
receiving the debts due to the concern, we
having authorized him TO do 10.
Christopher Neatc,
Joseph Smith,
MahlOn Soho field,
Jobn KefteH,
r, IL Hov!snd.
January y. NV
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing a4o
a. acres, lying in the county of Wet
MOI Gland, and tate of Virginia, near the
mouth Of RofIicr's Creek--the greater part
OF which is eavily timbered with white oak
and cedar, fu:table fer ihip- building, fire.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
J. F. CALDWELL.
October Q. IF
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TO LET
Store AMI Dwellinr TO Kan.

Store and Dwelling to Rent.
THAT Commodious and defrably fitu-
i atea DWELLING HOUSE, former
" occupied by VIM. Newton, Efq. will be
rented to irritable tenant, and poITenion
given the fri of April next, ALTO attached
thereto STORE fitted up, and one ofthe
belt ftands in this place, for either wholelale
or retail Dry Good buGnefs. Pohenion
given on the frf March. They will be
rented together, or. feparately. For terms
apply to A. NEWTON, or
FIR. ADAMS, Jr.
January AZ
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no RENT,

THE Dwelling Honie and Store, adJoin-
ing the subscribers upon Fairfax
i,rcet--PofIcflion may be had immediately.
MANDEVILLE & LARMCUR,
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Alexandria Stcne. Ware Manufac.

alexandra Stene. Ware Manutac-
tory.
THE Subscriber takes this method OF in
/ forming his cuftomers, that he CONT
nues TO carry on the above bUfnefs as ufual,
and hopes 10 be always able to fupply any
orders they may favor him with But as he
is confident he fels his Stone Ware lower
than any other in this country, and as his
buiine6wili not admit of the employment
of naary hands, and -dniequently having to
do tiie greater part of tie work himlelf, and
imall accounts being troubIeiome to collect,
he is therefore under the neceilityol info m.
ing them that in future all fums OF 40 dol
lars and under mutt be CASH, and above
that fun a credit of 60 days. His friends
from the country will be always lupPlied on
the ihortef notice, and all favors thank
fully received by
JOHN SWAMI.
January 40. ct
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From the Lynehbnrg Press Of Jan "a.
MEssRs. EpivoRs,
1t you think the following Receipts
merit the attention OF your read RS,
they are at your service.
IN i'yaiG6ie Cure for Sore or Weak
Ryes
Boil, very lightly one teaspoon full
OF White Vitriol and ,flree teaspoon
fuils ct White Salt, in three points oi
Spring Water, till reduced 10 one quart,
when cold, bottle it without sirain,ng
i Ike up the bottle softly, and pa, Nv
or three drops in the Eye morning sht
Evening. This takes away redness am.
any soreness whatever. ii cures pearls
rhcums and often blindness.
The above description is what has
been made use oil tor series Of years,
wnh great success by Mrs. Martin
living near this place.
Il ReeeHt for fhe GrcUei
Breakfast upon Agremony tea Ion
two weeks
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"I'll fill on each occafon fling
he Royal deeds OF Prince or King,
Yes, be they e'er 70 sngg or p,ivaff,
Peter the t.uth will ioon arrive at.''
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This is to giue notice,

This is to giUe notice,
That the fubicriber, OF Alexandria coun-
ty, in the Diitri6t of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court oflaid county, let
tiers Of adminih ration on the perfonal eitate
of JEROME PLUMFR, late of the county
aforefaid, deceaied. All perfons having
claims agair6the faid decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the fame to the fnbfcriber
with the vouchers thereof, pafed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 9Th day
of July next, or they may by law be exclu-
ded from all benefit to fAid e1ate; and thofe
indebted thereto are required to make i'm.
mediate payment. Given under my hand
this 18th January 1877.
JOSEPH SMITH, Admir-
JanuaryI7. 4w OF J, Plumer.
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PROPOSAL,
8 BY y. REVILL, PRINTER,
FOR PUBLISHING by SUBSCRIPTIONS,

FOR PUBLISHING by SUBSCRIPTIONS,
THREE POEMS,
By PETER PINDAR, ESQ.
(with explanatory notes)
BRTITLED,
/" The ROYAL Nuptials, or Epitha.
lamium Extraordinary"
!" The Royal Courtslaip, or Char
lotfe and Cobourg.o
T" Mere Royal Coupling, or Glou-
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Lees Infallible Ague and Fever
Drops.

For NE fgrs Of Ag&ss, .eemf,en, and Inter-
niftenf FeVer5
Never was medicine offered that has
greater clam to public appreciation than
rms. ihonisnds can fatisfy of their being
cured by thele drops, after the bark and
tual.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
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rive consequence from an alleetation o.
snguiarily. and whose sammtn oonn'
consists in-dilI.ting from the rest
their species. AIS great poet oi mt
81 ~ has forcibiy expressed his abhor-
renee OF of aHeclation.
lin my soul loa,he,
All sffectstiop. lis my re'fec,ecoin
Object Of my implacable disgust.
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Lees Elixir.

Which is confidently recommended as an
invaluable medicine for the fpeedy relief
and permanent cure of various con,plaistc
which reiuit from diiiipated plea(ures, iu.
Seniie indiicretions, reiidence in climates
mntavorable TO the contribution, immoderate
ufe OF tea, frequent intoxication, or any 9th
er dettructive intemperance, the difeaies ne
GUITAR to females at certain period lie.
bad lYings in, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-12
INTERESTING ANECDOTES.

Extracted IRON the travels OF Robert
Satch,iii, ia some parts OF the United
States, published n London in 1911
rhe autnor was member OF the society
OF Friends, and highly esteemed as a
man Of strict integrity aud emlAea'
piety. -, l.
!. In conversation with friend, he
informed ne, that in the early part OF
MS life he was at Havana, where ne
had considerable business to transact:
but oe,ug ignorant OF the Spanish IAN.
eurse. an irish Roman Catholic priest
indy lent him his assistaaeSsh various
sessions, and 50 efesedaiy tAat the
niest was the means Oh his acquiring q
5, se property during short stay there.
At the time Of partins with his irleudlJ
,riest he presented him with purse Oh
:, ,s thousand dollars as a SNAIL conpfn.
,;iou for the assistance he had reee''eu'
q, the truly catholic priest dsc.alss'
mat he would not accept OF any esIi'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-12
Richmond, February 7.
Virginia Legislature.

On Thursday, the following ten gen
IT, nen were elected the Directors oil the
Bard u Pubic WOrks:-
iL, ,;' S'.s,nsas District beyond the
Elias I Ias NliessAaHy,
'la PIaCr OF Mr StUkely-dec'ined.
Wa |tssrbsrgsn' Between the Ahe
sAdrsU .i!Pxcnder shany < Blue R'dse
On pia-e OF Mr. James Mar.hall---de'
cline.
VIM. l. LP,ris. ! Between the Blue
Charles .H,rcsr 2;dgc & the head
'Dsai'I CO,smaR' OF tids-water.
'ln the place Of Mr.. Carrinsten-gone
70 Ea Ope.
y'' ., Mercer, J Between the head oil
Nv iazsIrsR, { nJe water& sea'shorr
Yesterday. the House Of Delegate
asm committee Of the whOle-frst o.
Neto'ttrOm the committee OF Finance
s'Sa was cencurreI IN, AID sent baS.
" n >ane Committee 10 bring in bits
,'1 5" On tse bill TOR equaiiZins repr
'%''Aa IN me Senarr, dni eqGaiizin
'N>~ N,er variou, propositions t'-
:, SaNehts, too ca.nmlttee rose. anc
''s's csncarIsG 10 the amendment,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-12
By John Jackson q Go.

On "Wednesday, leth inst. to commenc,
at ten O'Clock, at the Auction Roou
on Union street.
Mould and dipped candles
Whiskey in hogsheads and barrels
p ime pork and beef
10 firkins butter
Brandy, wine, white wine vinegar
Cherry bounce, chocolate, fresh 4 coed
Cotdage, raisins, pears, starch, etc.
Immediately after
| bale superfne clothes
| ditto cassineres
. ditto blankets
| case linen bed ticking
| ditto velvets and cords
| ditto Irish linen
! ditto pocket books
1 ditto elegant Madras hand,.e,chiefs
| ditto AorenCeS
l ditto popIins AID bonbazeens
: ditto calicnes, elegant new patterns
ditto London pack Plus
| ditto pound do
l bale elegant bo@bazetts, variety coils
ALSO,
. Plains, kerssymeres, Hanne,s. baizes
sinstams, leEo aud jaccret musiins, liz
en- C"mbric, linen .hectiags gloves, cot
:on. elk and worsted hosiery grapes
'lIks, vestings, cation rolls, readymsde
clythrng, etc. etc.
February 10
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|,sass,ion Of this sort: adding, all
|srk Of YOU in return fer any service
nave rendered you is, that if, at an
arure period, you happen to meet Z
ouptryman of mine in need Of assistance
you will do to him as havesdone to you
his affords one amongst many proof
that the truly christian spirit is not con
fined to any profession OF religion"
Wife and Home. If man be not hap
In, in his own house, where shall he loot
|fo. happiuessi Ii is the proper theatre OF
a woman's glory; it is the just bounds Of
la mans felicity. He may indeed, van
der in fruitless search Of extraordinary
bliss; but the sole of his foot, like that o'
Noah's dove. will find no rest until re.
Iturned to the ark Of domestic tranquility
The peace he enjoys at home, entitle'
him to respect abroad, gives joy to HI.
COW ersstion, and adds yigour to hi>
friendship. 1t is this, also, which con
Isoles in calamity. and plucks out the al
row of ill.natured censare. Happy the
man, who, with cool, determined indif
Terence, can withdraw from the worlds
applause, and he worlds eavy; meeting
lin the smiles Of vile. qualification whicf
the former cannot abs,e BY its snbtilit,
DOR the latter eubitter By ITS venom.
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which yere made. On takiag the ques
ton FOR ens.ossiug ard reading it the,
third time, Mr.. Blackburn called for the
ayes and noes; which were ayes go, noe
As.
The Convention-BiIl was yesterda,
taken up in the Senate, and a motion
made to postponed Indefinitely. !.esl.
ayes z, noes 10. This is not supposed
to try the sense Of the Senate on the tate
of the bill.
Extract ofa letter from gentleman. at
81. Louis, to his friend in this State.
dated Louis, II. s. December 10,
1916.
"0ur crops are very abundant this year;
but the multitude Of emigrants, gives a
good price 10 the farmer Our lead mine,
have yielded largely. Me- Smith, brother
to the general, has derived upwards Of
leo. 600 dollars from bis m'ne this year,
of clear profits, at The rate Of 18th of
what his mines discovered aud raised.
III, tar traders have gone out in great
numbers; not anly the Upper Mississippi,
Mssourl and Illinois, ase covered with.
but even the Rio grande del Nmte. above
Saata Fee, is laid under contribution
\ company from this t"wu, have gone
Ither, under the passport OF the Spanish
governor of New. Mexico, And to iaci
llitste our cammerc al transactions, we
have established tao banks. chiefly bot
toned On msiaiic cspiiais. They are
styled the 'St. Louis Bank" and the
.Bauk Of .lssnuri' -
We have had here his fall the Lieu
tenant Gen. Lefebvre De,nou ties. lie
was struck with the gand features o!
this couatry, particularly .ho length oi
the rlves. Seeiug sane vessels iroal
the Lakes, he enqc'I-d miuutciy how
they gut heyes and cxclaimed--"W a
Yondarfal river, Communicating with the
ga by The head and the montIil"--He
went to the Nameiles, was enchanted:
and went back al The break VI day, to
lsNlOt. ilOlh tNdt SS'Crt'dl SP'l> 'Ho uSRs
Ititul spectacle Of The rising .un.
"rncnce he vert 10 Posiage des Sioux
AID breaktisted with Madame s.,
a French woman. Seeing the house fIll-
ed with chill lrea, lie asked how many she
l,adi rhe lady an, cred ,"nrneteep now!'
;. aud now many did she hsvei' "Two-
anI-twentyr'-.'And where &,l she liy.
ed all this whiles"-''ln Portage dcS
Sinux!" Upon which the general remark
cd, that her hasband wa. good compa.
nion. aud that our country would soon
he peopled at that rate. He has gone
ito New.Orleahs, bat purposes to return
Iaere with many utaer emjsran's. 4
French emigrant officer nephew to lie
Glere, Dac de Ftltre, Is how here, prac.
tisiug law.
"ihe Holy ta'her has sent us frem
Rowe, a 6i>hup, and 4 csva;cade ui
Priests, ~ ta<a care of our >ouls-Ibry
we're descending thc Ohio, 4! the last az.
vices Who's intend also. Sending an e,.
Establishment Of Ursuline Nuns, the Virgins
bang also iuraisayd trom Rome; As Fila
iioiiness NAV have understood that We
save aot ennIsh IN 1T. Louis, 10 uaswe
aur lawful occasions, much less to ,arU:s!.
,upernumefaries Tor the ClDister.