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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
To Let,

r. The House and Store on Fair
H fax street, adjoining the subscri-
Iea "Es, recently occupied by Mrs.
. isskins, possession may be had
immedia ely.
MANDEVILLE u LARM0UR.
N. B A reward Of 30 dollars is offer
ed for discovery Of any Of those Indecent
persons who are in the practice Of deposi-
tine uuisances in tne lot conor of Ca,
meron and Pitt streets, near the Play
house May g.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1818-12-23
THE NEWSPAPERS.

THERE'S no qualification so useful and
price so moderate, as newspaper. To
have full sheet of paper handed you eve
ny day. for few dollars for whole year
detailing all the most important events
that happen in.the world, stating to you
the measures OF your government--the
conduct your public functionaries-the
movement of your armv and navy--use-
full Observation-Disclosures and marriages
ESSAYS, political, moral and humorous
ypoetry-adverusements. What mass
eof natter
But tEsir usefulness In a family where
there is children, is particularly observa-
bic. Let one family takea paper, and
another be without one let the children,
IN every other particular, have the same
opportunities of education, and it may be
distinctly observed, that those who have
the chance to see the paper, are far the
Tnost'intelligent, andImprove much the
>Snore rapidly. A good newspaper is al
most equal to school A thousand facts,
useful and pleasant to know, are learned
and treasured up, and the person can
hardly tell where he obtained them.
There is scarcely an intelligent man Of
IS, who cannot tell you all TIE material
events oftbe French revolution, and the
history of Bonaparts. Where was it
learned' From the newspapers, almost
exclusively.
suppose newspapers were to be struck
out OF existence, what cloud of thick
darkness would rest upon us Notwith-
standing all the other sources of Informal
tion remained to us, and the art of print
ing books continued, we should still erope
orr way in comparative ignorance. And
ifthe newspapers are not sufficiently va,
iuabte to file, they are, nevertheless,
worth half the cost--to put up ga.den
seeds forthe women--to cut out patterns
for the girls---to wrap up papers for the
lawyer-to light segaFs for the tavern
keeper--to roll up tobacco for the mer-
chant, or to make Rites for the boys.
Who then would not take newspaper !?
And il might be added, who would refuse
oPsy foriti [chssfsr Federalism
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ORPHANS, COIIRT

HLerandria c2unty, Dscem5ey Tl7xl, 1919.
"a RDERED, that The executor Of eco
= 2 A Thornton, deceasctl, do msag
the ufual notice to debtors and cTeditc1q,
three times a week for four weeks in TFe
alexandria newspapers. A copya TeR.
a MOORE, Reglfer Of wills.
This IS 70 give notice, That the fubfcrs.
Der, of Wafhinqton county, in the diaraf
of Columbia. has obtained FROM the or
nhans' court of Alexandria county. lcrqgs:
tefamerrary or the efate Of DIR. G eop@n
A tn oREToE late Of the county. asgl
aioreiaid, deceafed all perfons having
claims agsina the laid decedent are herssS
warned to exhibit the fame With the vonrJf-
ers thereof to the fubfcriber, paHed Nv
the orphans court, on or before the I6rk
dayot Tune next, or the NAV BY law berr-
cluded from all benefit to fad efafc ia
thofe Indebted thereto are required 20 r,,sipr.
immediate payment Given under -z,g
hand this 10Th day Of December. 13ts
STUART G THOKNJOH
Executor of George a Thornton, Sa-.
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The Nationsf emister

y paper VIII. IS p1Ll;shed in 4b..
. city OF Washing. +, ta, district az
Columbia, and each number contains Iiy-
teeH pages octavo in fmall, but very lem.
bic type. 1t makes TWO volumes in 5IIr.
year; and every volume is accompan;rs
with copions index The price per 'gr-
num IS FIVE dollar, payable in adlanurs.
i ruDIic documents, foreign and domeific;
the proceedings of congreis, and aptbr,,;ias.
news of every delcription, are rsgp1gr,ks
inherited therein and accompanied bv M.
cal and explanatory V natks. Tts paI,r4
Is ALTO enharced by occafionai rryi.. ys a
i'terary works and all It's fentirpe,1ts .y-s-
drcidediy americaR, indepenpenT of Mr.
party coniiderat'ons. For This txa,ssZ
, Wmch is well eifabiifhed, regularly pab-
fcribers ny the mali, the PUBLIC nstronase
is respectfully folicitcd
LAWRENCE, WILSON q, n,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1818-12-23
FOR SALE.

NHE Subscriber offers for sale, that
y elegant and well situated country
place on Stump Hill, containing about Il
acres of Land, fituated on the Little River
turnpike road, about two miles from Alex
andria, adjoining the property of James L.
MsKenna, Efq.
k~szA There are on the premifes good
Mn dwelling and other AecefTary out
Eaes houfes, with an excellent garden,
sS-rvsSSss4 fruit trees, &c. Further defcrip
ton is unneceGary, as thofe who are difpo-
fed to purchafe will view the premIlss.-
Terms of payment will be accommodating
-For further particulars apply to
july a. LOUIS BEELRR.
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FOR SALE.

ksxA The premifes on the fouth eait
HEH corner of King AMI Henry ftreets,
AEaS containing two good dwelling hou
e--es.+ies, with flores neatly fitted up for
buhnefs. ALSO,
Hssw.s The brick fore and.houfe, near
E the former, lately in the podeilion
Hses of Dennis M Lyles, Efq. for
HseRs-t whole time therein, the 18th Feb.
Rext, 1t may be rented.
All the above property would be fold
upon liberal credit the payments being
fecured.. Enquire of
Vaudeville & LARMoUR.
fept az
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PUBLIC SALE.

nY virtue ofa deei Of trust from Ches
q D Ewell to me, and in pursuance Of a
decree OF the hyperion court of chancery
for fredericksburg difriet, | fhall, on
SATURDAY. the 76th day of DEcEMBRR
next enlning, if fair, if not on the next fail
day thereafter, proceed to fell at public
auction, for cath, before the door of VIII
LiAMs's TAVERN, in the town OF Dumfries.
certain
TRACT or Parcel Of Land,
cal led Milford, whereon faid Ewell re
tides, lying in Prince William county, Vir 4.
MIA or 70 much of fsid tract as niall b.
iuficieht to pay and latisfy the ievtral llms
of money, with interef, on the faid de
cree mentioned, and the etpences of fale
&c. The lale to commence at II O'Clock
oct 1S IS ]. d SHINES. TruG.
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Fif!y DolIars ,lieWard.

BSCONDED on Saturday morning,
y the 18th II st. Negro Man, named
GEORGE, or GEORGE GRIFFIN, the
property of Mifs Mccall, by trade mailer,
and understands fome parts of the black
imith's bulinels he is about thirty years of
age S feet6 or inches high, Rout made,
very blackeomplexion, large eyes & mouth
with thick bps; he is a very srtful fellow,
and has been in the habit Of obtruding
himielt as tree man, and will, no doubt,
attempt to pats as luch, and probably at
work. HIS clothes not recolieeted having
various fuIts.
A reward Of ten dollars will be given II
taken IN the town or county, or 40 dollars
1t IN the county of Warrington or Fairfax,
or the above reward if taken so miles from
town, and allreafonable charges if brought
home, Maaersof veGels are cautioned a.
gsitiH herboTing or carrying OF laid runa
way, as they will be dealt with according to
law. aug. I7.s JAMES SANDERsoN
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ADVERTISEMENT,

EeY virtue of decree of the court
& 3 of Fairfax. at Sept'r court, 1918,
will be fold for cafh, on the
First day Of Janparu, 1919,
all the dover rite that Itean find of the late
S'byl Hurftr widow and reli6t of John
HURT, decd. conGffing of one hundred and
eighty two acres of Land. 1t lis where the
deceated formerly livel; which land he
bought of John Waller; it joins the lands
of major Henry GunneIl and Amos Alex
ander it is in Fairfax county, Va about
fixteen miles from Alexandria, and four
teen from Georgetown. Alto, two NE
GROES, one man and woman The
iale TO be on the premiies, and TO begin at
ten O'Clock. JAMES HURST,
nov I3 Ex'r of John HGrlf, dee.
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FRENCH LANG AGE.
VIZ. L.f.NPHIER

d INTENDS opening an Evening Schcca
u on the 18th inst. at O'Clock, for the
purPofe OF teaching the rudiiueuts of tlrs
French language. App ants can leave
their names at Doctor ST 6BLER;s f,ops
The faHowing certificate is f,1bioinsd fas
their fatiSta6tion:
TRANSLATION
Havins had the pleafure of a 6I5ry In.
tercourfe with Mr.. Lsnphier for YeverS
months pal, we, the und~rfg,ed certyfs-
that from the profound knawlcdge ne .,nS .E
feheS 9f the Frenrh language. no perron in
more capable Than he ofteachng its ruSi-
ments and different idioms (which confs;.
fiie . part OF it>; and indeed tie mon cor.
rect pronunciation. We alto have had avn
opportunity OF converting with fcversI az
the 'cholars of the fame gentleman. wl,n
without their having been in I1r,nce. anrIE
good French. (Sipned)
PAUL M.GEBERT. Docf & sera,
EUGENE SHERIDAN,
ftenon6yia, June "a, 1873.
tept ne
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BY the President !:
.JOSIAH MEIGS,
Nfilitary Bounty and.

eGenerai Land Office, Nor. 16, 1918.
AIOTICE.-The Lands in the Mis-
" souri, (No'Th ofthe riDer 1gia8ou-
ri appropriated for military bounties
have been surveyed, the Distribution OF
them by Lot, will commence on the first
Monday in January next
Soldiers who have received from the
Department of War, notifications that
heir Warrants are lodged in this Ofjce,
may send their notifications 10 nae, with
oIuoiT ,Or iocaton, written thus,
:" 10 be located in Missouri north, and
the patent sent to the Post Office at
A. B."
"Witness, c. D."
The Lotsry Tor Military Bounty lands
on the rivers st. Francis, and Arkansas
will not be ready for several months
Soldiers who wish to have Lands there
may retain their notifications till further
notice is given.
JOSIAH MEIGS, Commissioner
of the General Land Office
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TO LET.

NHAT yey l.Fge and convenient
. Warehouse, on King street, near the
fore occupied by the fubfcribers. Imme-
diate podetIion can be had If not rented
ny the fri of November next, Goods will
beFceived on forage. For terms, which
Siil be moderate, apply to
RoBT- & JAS. VAUDEVILLE.
iune
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1818-12-23

Laws of the District of Columbia.
In tire Prefs and will fhortly be publiihed,
By sD.aVIS G FORCE,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
"a COMPLETE CODE OF LAWS
FOR THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA"
With copious Index, prepared and re-
ported by the hon chief juftice CRANcH,
1 TO the congreis of the United States, for
their ianetion; agreeably to the provi.
mons OF the act OF the seth April, 1916,
entitled ''an act authorizing the judges Of
the circuit court. and he attorney for
the dittrict Of Columbia, to prepare a
code OF jurifprudence for the "a dr.
tri&n
The laws by which this district is now
governed, can only be found by refer
'sace TO Inc fTumcrous volumes containing
those of the United States, of the states
of = irginia and Maryland, and of Eng
lan6-therefore, the acquisition of this
code (Which will comprise the whole in
one volume) must be considered as of
the first importance, by all magi ,tratcs,
gentlemen of the bar, and citizens in pc
neral, who have, heretofore, experienced
the necessity of a work of this descrip-
ton. A few extra copies will be printed
for such persons Only as apply previous
to the publication Of the work.
s Gentlemen who wish TO be sup
piled, will please to leave their names
at tins Office. dec z
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THE SUBSCRIBER

NNISHES to let on ground rent for
V ever, with the privilege of buying
out to fuit the taker, Building Lots on
ST Afaph, Royal. airfax, Water, Union,
Gibbon, Wilkes, Jefferion and Green IT'S.
april L. RICHARD LIBBY.
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2 ecbanics' Bank of Alexandria.

DEC. 5, 1918.
TE THE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby no.
tilted that one quarter of the feventh in
italment, is called for to this inftitution,
payable at the bank on the 10Th of January
next; one quarter on the 9th Of February;
add one half on the 9Th inRalment on the
roth of March next. BY order Of the
board, p. II, MINOR. cs(br.
dec Mb1o
~ The National Intelligence -,
Leesburg CENTS Of Liberty, WIncbes-
ter Gazette, and Woodstock Herald, are
requested to insert the above 1aw4w, an
send their acc'ts to this Office for Davmept.
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~tthe rich can scarcely be saved, how
shall theVain? For who that knows his
own heart bat must acknowledge, I hat
IL zvere easier 10. mar, NTH his wealth,
than to morsify hts PANTY.
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NOTICE.

0NHE prospect at this time Of effectine
= sale at auction for cash being so
uniavorable, we have determined not 10
make the attempt BUT to continue telling
our Goods by the piece at COST, for cafhe
or by retail, for fmall profit
F. q d. KOONRS
OhtoSite the Meehanies' Bank, Nov. 80.
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Bnilding Lots for Sale.

a. EVERAL good lots upon Cameron,
~ Pitt and Queen streets, on liberal
credit, at Reasonable prices TO purchaelers
who would build thereon For terms en-.
quire eff VAUDEVILLE & LARMOuR.
nov. 49,
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TO LET.

RsmuS A large and commodious dwell
GHT ling houfe, with good kitchen,
Ma fmokehoufe, and large garden
-. attached, on Henry ftreet, in COM
piete order-calculated to accommodate a
genteel family. Posehion given 4sth DC
tober. Enquire of
oct n If JENNA MUTT.
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ME subscriber is DESTROYS of selling
T. a handsomely situated farm, on
Hunting Creek, in Fairfax county, Nir-
ginia, adjoining the Mount Vernon estate
and the lands Of Gen Thomson Mason, q
miles from Alexapdria, containing about
$40 acres, 80 ofwhich are In wood-.AO
to SO in thriving meadow of clover md
timothy-a part OF the residue recently
scededwith wheat and rye, and clover,
last spring-thc whole enclosed with q
new post and rail fence.-The improve
merts are, comfortable and convenient
AxxA frame dwelling house and hit
Hsssl chen, smoke-house, and pcul-
EHNa try-house, granary and stable
There is on this place rich and
productive garden, and large body of
marsh meadow, from which may be sa-
we'd annually 100 tons of hay. nearly as
putricious as the best timothy or clover.
With the farm would be sold number
of very valuable horses, cows and sheep;
Wagon, carts, and variety Of farming
utensils, and household and kitchen fur
niture corn, oats and'fye, and 40 tons
hay. Also, adjoining the one above des-
cribed, farm containing 100 acses, re-
Gently enclosed, on which is brick
kr,A house, which trihing expencc
EE would render comfortable. The,
ElRH soil is excellent, and considera-
N''-SefA BILE part might be easily convert
ed into meadow. 1t would be sold with
the other or separately. Also, number
OF valuable servants, male and female.
foprevent unnecessary application, he
would observe, that they will only be sold
to persons residing in the District or its
vicinity, and not 70 be carried from it.
The subscriber will also sell the greater
partof his household furRiture, which is
new and handsome. For terms of all or
any part of the above property, apply to
NOBLET HERBERT, esq. or
Oct9 FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
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1T is wise provision in nature that tall
men should love little women, and that
little men should love tall women. 1t is
this that prevents the world from bsing
filed with dwarfs and giants.
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A traveller going fror, New-Yqrk to
Albany, called into Dutch tavern and
after taking some refreshment, inquired
his nearest way TO his destined place; to
which the landlord made this reply =
SPY Ginger I>can tell you so peter as
any man in dis vorld-You dum dc parn
around, den make de pridge over, den
de first house you come up dat is my
brother Hanse's parn, shingled nit
shtraw, he can toll you so peter as / can %
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MISCELLANY.
SOUND ARsaUMENT.

SOUND ARGUMENT.
We bipeds made out of frail clay,
Alas are the children of sorrow,
And tho brisk and merry to-day,
We may be wretched to. morrow,
For sunsbine's succeeded by rain,
Then fearful of iife's stormy weather,
Lest pleasure should only bring pain,
Letus all be unhappy together.
I grant the best blessing we know,
isa friead, for true friendships trea-
sure,
And yet lest your friend prove foe,
Oh taste not the danGerous pleasure
Thus friendships aimsey affair,
Thus riches and health are a bubble,
Thus there's nothing delightful but CARE,
Nor any thing pleasure but TROUBLE.
lfa mortal would point oat life,
That on earth would be nearest to heav'n.
Let him thanking his stars, choose wife,
To whom truth and honor are given.
But honor aud truth are so rare,
And horns when they're cutting SO tin
gle,
That with all my respect to the fair.
I'D advise him to sigh and live single:
1t appears from these pre- misses plain,
That wisdom is nothing but folly,
That pleasures term that means pain,
! And that Joy is our true melancholy,
That all those who laugh ought to cry,
That tits fine fun to be grieving,
And that, since we must all of us die,
We wilt tast. no enjoyment while living.
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TO LET.

"HE House lately occupied by Ri
A chard Windsor. Also,
The orc lately occupied by III. II. Me-
Phericn, and potfeiIion given the 9Th July
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NOTICE.

VENH0MAS J. PEYTON Intending to
4 remove from town, the partnership
of THOMAS J. PgYToN & Co. is diiIolved
Iii there be any claims againff the late
firm remaining unpaid, they will be paid
on application to Fr. Peyton.
FIR. PEYTON,
dec IL ct THOS. L. PEYTON.
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TO LIT.

k A convenient BRICK Dwell
EfTT1 ling houfe, at the upper end of
Ma knight iuitable for a genteel ia
49, ily. Alto, two Frame Dwell.
iings and fhops-apply to
nov rs JAMES SANDERSON.
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BOOK BINDING. etc.


YENHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in.
y forms his friends and former cus-
toners that he has recommended the BosS
Binding and Stationer's bufnefs next dot
to Royal, iouth iide of King ftrects, and rs
prepared to execute any ordersln the BOOK
binding line, with which he may be favored.
He is alto fupPlicd with fmall adore-
ment of
ST8TyO.H.qRY,
competed of articles in demand, ana par
ticularly invites the attention of juvenih
cuitomers TO articles uled in fchools, fudk
as cyphering and copy books, etc. which
are made of the beit materials that can be
procured. and 1.-The ufual prices, Order9
from banks orpublic offices for
BL.a.N'K .9CCOUN TBOOKS
of every Description, can be executed inH
lyle of ftreagth and clee ance equal to arg
inthc y States. ROBERT GRAY.
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And for Sale or to Let.

The Blaekfmith's Shop, at the corner o.
Cameron and Union ftreets This fhop i,
fitted up equal, if not hyperion, to any il
town. JAMES SAHDERSoN.
July AZ.
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BY the President of the U. states.

by the president OF the u. States.
Ne HEREAS, by an Act OF Con
w gress, passed ON the third day Of
March. 1915, ent tied &c An Act to pro-
vide for the ascertaining and surveying of
the boundary lines fixed by the Treaty
with the Greek Indians and for other pur-
poses," the President of the United
States is authorised to cauRe the lands ac-
CURED by the said Treaty to be offered
for sale when surveyed:
Therefore, | james Monroe, President
of the United States, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales for the
disposal (agreeably to Iaw,) OF certain
lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held &c follows: viz.
AZ Cahaba, on the 81 Mondsy inMarch
next, for the sale of
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To let.

THE fore oufe lately occupied by the
! fnbfcriber, in Prince n. one door weft
OF Union ftreet. Immediate poGefIion will
be given.
fept z8. SAMI.. WARD
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET

THE Brick Dwelling Houle on Duke
to the eaf of Weff freet, with out
houfes. Applyto ROBERT YOUNG,
march 25.
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LlEe"lie hAndlome aGortment Of Ezncv
I 1 8,it and common Trunks, II All
, uleS, m neits or Jingle. A3fo, ARTISTS -
M my lhe, i9ch as hides, f.oyocco, trunk
tocks ana handles, pocket books, ootfgt-
DGnes' &c &C. :" Old trunks fiJ15gssd
lions Of repairs promptly ex cuted.
iePt I9 ~ pANIEI: PIkRcg4
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MANUFACTORy.

Nlng q. doors, below Wafhington-a.
ME subscriber respectfully informs
a the public that he keeps constantly
Tor tale general aHortment OF Umbrellas
and Farafols, manufactured of he beR ina.
terIals, and by the frlt workmen in the u
mon. He alto keeps conRantly on hand an
ahortment of ivory and filver MounaTng
and oilk, fuitable for all descriptions ii
repairs. ~ Thofe that want old framsS
covered or otherwife repaired, will Cad II
their intereft to call as above.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

nov. IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-18
The Builder Assistant.

GtONTAINING-the Eve orders OF ar
" chitccture, selected from the best sPe-
cimens OF the Grecian and Roman, with the
figured dimensions OF their height, prYcc-
ton and profile. and a variety of mouldil-
lions, moaillions and foliage, on a larger
scale; both enriched and plain, 'vita cork
ing drawings, showing theirmethod .. con-
s,ruciion, selected from a number OF beau
t,iul examples. copied from the antique
for the use of builders, carpenters, masons,
plas,erers, cabinet makers and carvers-
with sirty o-igiaai designs, their plans, ele-
vatious, and sections the whole eyempG-
fed on $50 geographically John Have
land. architect, and Hugh Bridrort, artist
is now publishing, by subscription, in
numbers, al one dollar each. Three num-
bers are already received, and u Is propo-
sei 10 complete the work in fifteen NUM-
bcrs, forming three handsome octave vols.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
November "a tuths3w