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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALM4NACS, for 1918,
-IISP S,hI;,hab anf far SAL, hy the

ALM4NACS, for 1918,
UUSF published and for sale by the
q. gross, dozen or single one, :
.,ByJOHN A. STEWART,
VIVA has on hand, :
a large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
msnts. PRAYER books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works of merit. A general aSsort-
ment of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
CLASSICS, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
ladclphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
st.r,s, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Wurray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Glass Book,
Bair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New-York Reader,
No. I, 2 and S, Scot'saLessons, En-
fields Sneaker, GoldsMith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
aiI's Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chemis-
try, O'Neals and Willet's Geography,
Div orth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan. and
Walkers Dictionary A.lassesand Maps,
etc. etc. together with a large stock OF
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount, August 81
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application
A will &c made to the President and
Directors of the Little River Turnpike
Company. To- the renewal Of crrtlf ate
Of one share Of stock, No. 1910. dated
in the month OF October 1910, issued in
nv name, and which has be.a lost OF
Ghs!aid. WILLIAM HILL
February - row
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| prize of $4,000 dolls.

of 10000, eof 10000, 5 of 5,0OO,Sc
Commences dra,Cing in June nert, ard
,r,A be completed in t,reire days
dra:oirg only.
Present price Of Tickets, IS dollars.
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Alexandria, March 7.

WAS committed to the jail of this
w county, as runaway. neg;o
man, who calls himself JACK EPPE$,
and saws ne was born free, and was raisZ
ed in Loudoun county. Va. He is about
81 years of age, feet 6 or 8 inches high,
stout made, had on a blue jacket and
trowsers. The owner is requested to
come and prove property, pay charges.
and lake him away; otherwise he will
be disposed Of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, jailer.
March IS fan
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Written Proposals
Sale.

JSSHE subscriber will sell on. the lst
4 Of April, IL tar, il not the next lar
dlv. several sine draft Horses aud tour
yoke OF well broke Oxen; also, House
Eaypiturr-oa liberal crfdit. SAFE
:. so,amsnce at II O'Clock.
~. HENRY O. MlDDLETON'
Prince Georges co, March e4--Al
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ales at ' endue. 20

ales at ' endue.
IN every Tuesday aaa Friday,
Will BE SOLD,
At the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
'articulars of which will be erpressedin
the Ellis Of the day.
~. ALI kind goods which are OH
limitation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
November 81
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Tanning and Currylng.

TnSEPH HESr0N continues to car,
O ry on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment Of
Leather,
Of as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District-which he will
dispose Of at very low prices for cash.
limos II
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Clover Seed, &c.

Clover Seed, &c.
TIVE subscribers have landing, and
offer for sale,
so bushels clover seed
so bags prime green coffee
8 puncheons Jamaica rum
so ba relI whiskey
pipe Holland gin
10 hhds prime sugars
And in store general assortment of
other goods, with the best wines, liquors,
&c. N, u Il. Blackjack.
March 9 Sw
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l.. u. Madeira.

a FEW casks Mess. Murdoch. Youille.
WarGrop Il Co.'S Loadon Particu-
lar llad.ira, of 6ae quality, for sale BY
Ian ~ w. H0ilESGN
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Bank Stock.
Fish Barrels.

n WILL contract to deliver at Pomon-
key warehouse, by the cath March
next, from 500 20 1000 white and red oak
FISH BARRELS, at the market price.
Wm. ID. BEALL,
near Piscataway.
january %
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Boiling Cloths.

THE subscriber has this day receiv-
4 ed, d large and elegant assort-
nent of Boiling Cloths, ola supeIiorqus'
lily, which " i'll b. offered FOR sale at the
tore of Messrs. Bats & Cawood, King
street, AIex'a, where he intends keeping
4 complete assortmentin FUTURE
Sent, AMOS ALEXANDER.
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New Clover Seed,
nF Pennsylvania growth. aud repre-
~ sented to BE very fine. received this
day ana for sale by L. CHCsE.
March 10
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ss-GkS1sIs AMI eau he ready 20 receive
a cargo on board in three DAYS. Apply TO
LNWRNSON & FoWIE,
Who have in store tor ale,
1900 G fine SALT S': .n.ia Sls
FOE Inc fisheries
500 sackt liverpool blown do.
Is hhds. New,orlsans } Sugars
so bbls MascOsado
S chests Imperial tea
GOO bolts Russia duck, first quality
$50 pieces Drawn Russia sheetings
50 white
800 Russia diapers
: tons hemp
- pipesSicsiY Madeira wine, 2 years
oil, aud of superior quality
pipes LONDON particular do.
800 boxes mould candles
ID brown soap
500 reams wrapping paper
= boxes Turkey fgs
20 assorted crates Liverpool ware
dining sets china
Boston and Chelmsford window glass
also, for Freight,
rE-S The snip WlLhkLM1SA,
V-SihsTSs Johu Baxter master, burthen
vssssss.sss:X 1000 barrels, Is an excellent
'Ssf7~t7<Sa vessel, and can be ready in
f,v days to take cargo on beard, APP
Nv tn LAWRASON & FOWLE.
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Universal History Ameriicanised
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.

The Asiatic part of this work contains
a general view of the antediluvians--ef
the general detuge--of the re-se'tlement
Of The Globe after that great event--Of
the primitive postdiluvian nations. which
were formed in A,ia, the cradle of the
world. Their variou, ramifications, re-
volutions, and Of the general course OF
Empire.
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ALEXANDRIA:
SdTURD.aY. .MAT 9, 1918.

We are concerned to state tia' hea ~
all the floats crafts with plank. scantl'ng'
&c.) that had collected during the winter
on either bank Of the Susquehannah, ex-
tending nearly to the Lakes, with be-
tween S to 6 millions feet, valued at 20
to 100000 dollars, alter Drawing the de.
scent of the differeu, Falls. etc. in CO.
ming down the current on their way to
this market, unfortunately encountered
the N. W gale of Sunday evening and
Monday, and were driven from their an
chorage near North Point, Immediately
across the bay to Swan Point and the
Northumberland Of them met 81
milar fate at the head of the bay, and
we're brought up at Turkey Point-of the
number engaged in navigating them Ia
bout SOY we have not heard of a si"gle
lite being lost. Baltimore Pat.
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NOTICE

The Council will sit as Court Of hP'
peaIs on the 18th, 18th, and 10th days o!
the present month. from the hour Of 10
.o2 o'clock /. P.TH0MPSON &C.
r. The books will be in The Council
Chamber, on "Wednesday the 18th inst.
when the assessors will attend.
Ertrnct from the ia,c 9th, Corporntioa.
Section 4. BE it further enacted, IT,:
no appeals will be heard after the time
appointed tor the sitting of Council as 5
Court Of Appeals, or after the adjourn
ment thereof, as may be by them deter
mined upon.
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Richmond. May S.
MORE 4" spEcYs OF WAR"

MORE spEcYs OF WAR"
The following article is from the De-
troit Gazette of the Sd ultimo:
"Mr Collins and party, who in Dec.
last left this place, with shoes, &c. for
the troops at Chicago and Green Bay
returned on Monday last, having suffer-
ed much from the severity Of the wea-
Their and great depth of SNOW several Of
his pack horses died on the way. lie in
forms that the war belt had passed thro'
the Wiunebago, Sack, Fox, and kicka.
poo nations. On his return, about 1870
miles from Green Bay, h. met Is chiefs
of these tribes, as messengers to others.
The mercury at Green Bay had been du-
ring the winter SIS degrees below Zero"
We presume these movements OF the
northern tribes have grown ont OF those
of the south. The spirit Of the SemiROles
has breathed itself Into their bosoms-
There is little doubt that as soon as the
discontinue OF the Seminoles is known
to them, The northern tribes will lay aside
the war belt.
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MUTINY

MUTINY
The editors Of the N. Y GaZ. are in
deb,ed to thair Boston correspondent, MIR.
ToPLIrY, for the following particulars on
board the schooner Penguin, Capt. Tay,
lor, Of New-York, on the 9th Of February
on her passage from Gibraltar to st. Sal
vador-furnished by one Of the crew, not
concerned, arrived at Boston in The brig
spartan-extracted from the log book Of
the Penguin.
Sunday, February 9, nothing bccurred
till 1s, P. NJ. wien the watch was called,
!bripg the captains intention tn tack
ship at that time. He went on deck for
that purpose, and Just as he had got
abreast the main mast, to see all the things
clear, and the men at their proper stati-
ons, he was struck with handspike BY
John Maxwell, one Of the crew; as he
seized NJ BY the collar, he received two
sabre strokes across the head, given by
John Roberts and Malcolm Patson, two Of
the crew the captain then cried out mu
tiny, and sprung from the companion way.
but he was met there BY John Frazier. a.
mother OF the crew, who gave him another
blow with sabre; at the same time he re-
ceived two or three blows across the back
and shoulders with handspikes lie how
ever jumped through the sky light into the
cabin, and seized his pistols. BY this
time the mate and passengers hearing the
noise, sprang from their births to assist
the captain but the cabin doors and ky
light being Immediately closed BY the mu
tineers, prevented their gaining the deck.
They then demanded our fire arms, which
were Que pair of pistols and one carbine,
with assurances that no person on board
should be injured, but we're refused; they
then wished to speak with one of us on
deck, at the same time making solemn pro,
misses that he should not DO hurt. 1t wa,
thought advisable to let the mate 20, TO,
the purpose OF attempting reconciliation
but he was no sooner on deck, than he
was seized by the rufians, bound, ard
thrown into the forecastle. We were
then satisfied that their intention was Il
weaken our force in the cabin. take it by
assault, SECURE the money, murder all
then run the vessel on shore, and make
off in the boats. The captain and two
passengers, and the steward, one man
and boy, who had made their way from
the stserage to the cabin during The noi>e
and tpmulf, we're deter miped TO defend
themselves {" the last. :'hey made seve,
raj demands for the Ere arms during the
night. AID were az oIlen ans~ cred, tha
We could have no drubt a. to their int n.
tons, as theJ were steering directly for
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From the " Y Com .adrsr. May 4.
sHIPw X z @ K

Domingo
From the " Y Com Adrer. May T.
By the arrival this morning. OF the Orig
Bordeaux, Capt. Putnam, in s. day
from Bordeaux, we have received the
following account Of the loss OF schooner
.qnn e .uary Of Richmond. Virginia
The Ann and Mary, sailed from Rich
mond on the eth Of January, bound to
Bordeaux Experienced severe gales du'
ring most OF the passage I'm the 'h'
March, at 2 O'Clock A. N saw the C"rda-
van light house, hearing Z. 5. E. Abor'
half past eight. A. NJ. the schooner struck
with great violence. In abo.t IS minutes
the rudder unsl ipped and the vessel Vas
rendered totally manageable, aid tn"
water made complete breach over her
In this situation they we're favored by a
rapid flowing in Of the tide; in conse
ouence of which the schooner was car
ried by the breakers over reef OF rocks
in four fathoms water. Thew let 60 theI
best bower aud let out nearly the Who'll"
cable, which brought her up for some
time. when the cable parted. They ther
let 60 the small bower, but the vessel
drifting towards the light, they cut the
cable. in the hope of her drifting to wind
ward of large rock, situated on their
starboard quarter, and fetching large
sand shoal living s. E. from the lighr
house In which they we're fortunately
not disappointed. About s o'cl"ck,.P
the upper decks separated, and het cargo
began to issue out of the larboard quarter,
and finally as far forward as the fore.
rigging to windward. and was washed
across the deck, which had BY this time
cot a considerable slew from the bottom.
Shortly after, the quarter deck was sepa-
rated from the main deck. and they were
left with small portion of the vessel
In this perilous situation, they remained
with the sea continually breaking over
them, until the ore forth abb when the
tide setting in very fast, they were ems
bled at 10 P. N. TO leave the wreck. and
made to the Cordovan light house with
out saving even her papers, or any clio.
thing excepting the few things they had
on. They were received and entertained
with kindness by the people on shore.
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~ eye

e BY divine permission
the Rev'd SAMUEL IEApLEMAx, IRON
We,tmoreIand, will preaci, at Back Lick
Church, on next Lords Day. At same
time there will be several persons bapu'
zea. $3.50 .&-
T There will be market
for butchers meat IN sunday next.
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The following are extracts OF letters
which we have received from cur cores
pendent at st. Thomas's. They give the
news at that Island as it va. received day
after day, until the 9th OF April
Dem. Press.
ST. Thomas, April I.
Arrived, schooner from Cumana, and
brings news, that the Independent gene
raj Harinn attacked Carupano ito wind
ws,d Of Cumana) with his army, but was
defeated with the loss Of several hundred
mea it is said his private baggage fell
into the hands of the Royalists, and his
ha', and uniform Gc. were brought by
said vessel to this port aud are now on
board.
.april4
Arrived schooner from Porto Cavel-
10, with a psper signed +" Noticia sia ex.
egeratioDe," (notice without exagsera.
tion) stating that gen. Morillo, on the
18th March, near Villa de Cara 1.-TWO
DAYS march from The city OF Caraccas)
attacked with 1000 regulars, the lndepen.
dents under Bolivar-about 4.5O0 men,
infantry. and 500 cavalry. and totally
defeated them, and took 1000 head OF cat
tie, Bolivar's secretary. &c. aud states
it vas by some said that Bolivar IS woun-
ded, and others, that he is killed.
.8pril 6.
Arrived. a schooner from Lasuirs. the
captain Of which informs, that on the 18th
March, battle was fought near Villa de
Cura in which Bolivar was defeated
with the loss Of 500 men-his papers,
baggage, Gc. confirms the account that
gen. Marine was defeated at the attack
he made with his detachment, consisting
of about 600 men, on Carupano.
leave it you to believe Of the fore
going as much as you may think proper,
| have copversed with many people here
about the Independents Of Venezuela.
and am strengthened in my opinion, that
the Spaniards will lose these beautiful
provinces, and that the colored people
will finally get possession Of them and
their government.
.aprilT.
II is confidently reported here that
Admiral Bryon is arrested BY Bolivar,
md will probably lose his head. A great
many Adventures from Europe, such as
formerly fought in the Peninsula for the
re-establishment Of Ferdinand, &c. end
the dellverance of France from Bona
parte, have joined Bolivar to assist him
10 deliver Venezuela from Ferdinand
(tnus the world goes
april 9.
This morning arrived schooner from
Lsguira with the official account OF the
affair with the Royalist. at Villa de Cura
the Independents are stated to have
been 1900 cavalry and 200 infantry; that
they 'ust 400 men in dead and wounded,
Nsdes number Of prisoners coming in
nom entarils. Moriilo saws in the official
account in Gazette Of Caracas, under
date Of the e?th ult. that several OF his
off :ers are wounded, and an English CO.
lionel Donnel killed. From Purtobsllo
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The cultivation of sugar 10 Gie AlaSa-
ma territory is contemplated.
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Philadelphia, Nay Q.

Philadelphia, .Hay 2.
The following are extracts Of letters
which we have received from cur cores
punden, at st. Thomas's. They give the
news at that Island as it va. received day
alter day, until the 9th OF April.
Dem. Press.
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Many of the hail stones in the late
storm measure two inches and half in
CT, cumference. they lay on the ground to
the depth Of six inches; but near hedges
and in low places they were thee feet in
depth. London paper.
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the last accounts state that the 1ndepsn,
d,,t. in the South Seas have landed
within the territories Of Pans'na' al"
have done great damage 10 the Royal'st!s;;
p. ). An American frigate IT Is said
ha. been seen eff the south side OF 81
Domingo 1870
-. y, oy,,,x Jf1yA
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John I'll. Runnels.
refnf nr
agent for
NTILLIAM TRUE, corner OF King &
Eo,.E,v efr..ye ,rEos,,o - ~,

tS'" JOf
NTILLIAM TRUE, corner Of King &
w Fairfax streets, informs his friends
and the public, that from the liberal encou-
ragement he has received from the ladies'
and gentlemen of this town and vicinity,
as well as from strangers who occasionally
resort hither, he intends enlargiDg his bust
ness, and has taken pains to procure the
very best of STOCK, also good workmen.
lie can assure the pubic that all orders for
Boots and Shoes,
of every description, will be punctually ex-
ecuted. and the work done in style not
exceeded by any other factory in the dis
trict. lie has constantly on hand, ready
made, very extensive assortment OF
Boots, Shoes and Pumps.
for ladies' and gentlemen, and misses. bows
and children, made in The most approved
style, Of the best materials, and by Superior
workmen. Those in want of the above ar.
ticles can he fitted as well as though they
had their measure taken, and lhework war,
ranteG good.
Orders for Boots and Shoes,
will be Immediately attended TO, and such
varieties sent as invariably to suit the pur-
chasers. GTConsrantly on hand, very
general assortment OF Northern Boots dnd
Shoes, wholesale aud retail, at low prices.
November re dit
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Notice.
General Meeting of the Mutacl Assurance
a Society.
N GENERAL MEETING Of the men,
bers of the Mutual Assurance Society "a
gainst FIRE on buildings Of the state Of Viz
ginia, will be held at the capitol, in the city
Of Richmond, on Friday, the LIST day of Ja-
nuary, f8l9-at which time and place the
punctual attendance Of the members IN per-
son or by proxy, is earnestly requested, as
business of the utmost importance to the
society will be before the meeting.
By order of the standing committee,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Richmond, Nov 10 P. agent M. AS.
Form of a po10er of attorney 10 authorize
pr0ries 10 Dote at meeting.
-, the undersigned member Of the
Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE on
buildings Of the state of Virginia, do here.
by constitute and appoint of
=, to attend the general meeting of the
said society, to be held in Richmond, on
Friday, the lst day of January, 1919, as
proxy to act and vote on - behalf on a.
ny business which may come before the said
meeting, as fully as ~ personally
present. In testimony whereof, - have
hereunto set hand and SEAL this -
day Of, 1878.
Teste, [Ssal.l
A,B lSeal.]
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h.r The continued indisposition Of the
,,rrier Of the Gazette in the western part
If ,he town, has rendered il necessary to
employ new one. He will commence his
dp,ies tais morning. Should any of our
,,b,cribars frd themselves neglected, they
are rcuucsted to give information at the Of
See and the mistake viii be promptly cor
ec'ei. No' q
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Robbery.

TEN DOLLARS REWlRD,
TN7ILL be paid for apprehendiUg the
wv thief who entered one of the rooms
of the City Hotel, on Thursday evening
last, and stole therefrom the following ar
ticles, the property Of Walter Wilson, viz !:
ore close bodied coat and pnataloons, dark
olive green MKT cloth, silk and velvet col
lar to coat one white Marseilles vest; one
new 6ne linen shirt one pair plain gold
sleeve buttons one pair silver spectac!es,
in A red morocco case; one gold fruit knife,
SC. &c. and a reasonable reward will be
paid for the articles alone, II delivered at
Inc bar. JESSE BROWN.
November q
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SALES AT AUCTION.
By JOHN JACKSON 6, Go,

THIS DAY, at 10 A. IL.
At the new Auction Rooms, opposite the
Union Bank,
We shall commence thu s. of the tcllrw-
ing goods, viz.
bale double milled lrab cloths
] super cloths, various, coIcrs,
! snper Yorksh. cassimeres, blues,
drabs, MKT aud coburgs
2 bales ticklenburgs
] burlaps
] toilenelt vesting, superior pat
terms and style goods
trunk super prints
case Carlisle singhams
bedtickings
imitation India bous riuslins
furniture dimities
lambs wool hose
The above named goods have been reed
since our sale on Wednesday, and viii be
sold on liberal credit, together with agreat
variety Of goods in store. Conditions at
sale. Nov q
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Wheat, Old Corn, and Mary
ID land Tobacco,
l. URCHASED BY
Oct "a L.fTYR.fSO.N 4. FOWLE.
Just Received.

DER ,cbnr Geo. Washington, from Nor
Il folk, and for sale,
1000 feet St. Domingo mahogany, Of
superior quality, and good proportion of
branch logs. Also, on hand,
5000 feet bay wood, in logs and boards
to suit purchasers. Also,
1000 feet birch scantling, suitable for
bedsteads. Together with,
ft.Y.an ertensiue assortment Of furniture,
as usual. SAMUEL WARD,
Lower end of Prince-street, Alex'a.
November II tuf2w
erNational Intelligencer Shines, and
charge this Office.