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TO TET.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAns

re W.dRD.
| ED AN AWAY from the subscriber
a on the 18th inst. bright mulstto
man, named TOWNSEND, and calls him.
| feif TOWNSEND DADE, feet 8 or o inch
es high, trait and well made, 4, years of
age, no fears in his face, but his hands are
confiderably fcarifed. Had on, when he
clipped, black linfy roundabout, home
made linen pantaloons, and fur hat much
| worn--ife took with him 4 long green cloth
iifurtout, pair of brown cloth pantaloons.
and white waifcost with blue glafs but
tons, fur hat nearly new, red bonn
bazet wsiftcoat on which is blue glals but
tons, and a blue cloth coat about half
worn. He is fmooth tongued artiul feI
low, and will, no doubt, endeavor TO pats
! for a free man. He is well known in A
tsxandria and Tvs neighborhood, and will
probably try to lake lhIpping. Fifty dol
lars will be given for his apprehension and
commitment to Jail in the Fate of Virginia
or diitriet of Columbia, and the above re-
ward, 1T taken at greater diffance.
All matters OF velIelS and Others are can
Toned againG carrying him off; as the ut
moi rigor Of the law will be enforced a
gainit them for 70 doing. All Reasonable
exPencss win be paid for bringing him
home TO the iublcriber, in Fairfax county,
near Wiley's tavern, on tho Lcefburg road.
fept. al. DANL. McCARTY,
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TWENTY DOLLARS
REWARD.

~. Strayed or Golen on the
19srwEE3R night Of the 9Th inf. a bright
SS Bay Borle, rifng five years
,sSI<ses1 A, OLD "a hands high, mark
ed with the cOll1r near the (lienIders, far
on the right Of his forehead, PAGES and
trotssolerable well. If taken in the ceun-
ty will give five dollars, and the above
reward ftakeu out Of the county & bro't
home. dec IONA. HEATON.
Near Hais5oroEgh, Logdorn Coenty,
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BY the president of the u. States

81 -.
NM HEREAS, by an act of congress,
w passed on the 18th of February.
1878, entitled can aet making proviion for
the eitablifhment of additional land Offices
in the territory of MiIouri," the PRECEDENT
ct the United States is authorized 10 direct
the public lands, which have been furyeyed
IN laid territory, to be offered Tor fale:
Therefore, l, JAMES MONROE, pref
dent of the United States, do hereby de-.
declare and make known, that public faies
for the difpofal tagreeably to law} of GER
tain lands in the MifIouri, fhallbe held in
franklin, IN faid territory viz:
On the firlt Monday in January next Tor
the iale of
Townships No. 46 to SCI
i 'ss'@stEs s. s"' f'rs''' in range 70
48to SO %
fract'l township IS ~
48to SO 81, 90, es
On the firf Monday in March next. for
the faie OF
Townships 48 to IS inc. in ranges "a s. e5
40 TO % &c & 81
And on the fri Monday in NAV next.
for'the fale of
townships 81 to 50 inc. in ranges IL * IL
81 toss 1S
SIS to56 14S15
excepting the lands which have been. or
may be, reierved by law, for the fupport
OF ichools and for other purpofes.
Each iale ihall continue as long as NAV
be necefiary to offer the lands for fale, and
no longer, and the lands f,all be offered in
regular numrical order. 10.
owe nunder my hand, at the city of WAN
Ington, this 18th day of July one thou
Ia ndeight hundred and eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
ny me rrehdent: J. MEIGS,
Commifioner of the General Land Office.
Wv "a. IawMy
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ship Chandlery of every description
Medicines, Hospital Stores, sc.
20 be delivered upon the acquisitions
OF the respective commandants of the Ma
w ards at Portsmouth, N. II. Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Washington,
and Norfolk.
. When any of the above articles shall
De wanted the commandant of the Yard
wanting. them will give due notice.
The articles to be paid for OH delivery
by the Navy Agent, upon the receipt of
the respective store keepers and. 1.-The GER
tlhcate OF the ,oomnrandant.
PERSONS disposed to offer, will please
to do Sc in writing, mentioning particular
~ their terms, and sending samples,
where they can. No,oher for quantity
OF any article less than will be sufficient
TO supply one station, will be received,
AS 1t is not intended to open any of the
proposals till the day on which they are
to be acted upon, persons making offers
are requested to make memoi andum
on the back of their letters OF the articles
offered, in the following form: aPropo-
" sails to furnish 49, made under the
[" Navy Commissioners advertisements Of
18th December, 1915"
Pattern suits ofthe clothing will be de-
posted with the conInandahts ofthe res
pective Navy Yards, who will furnish to
persons dis9osed'to contract any informa-
'ion that may be required on the subject
ofthis advertisements.
JOHN RODGERS,
. President offhe Navy Roa,,J
i'o be published il the Boston Pa
triot, Newly ork National Advocate Phi
iadellphia Democratic Press, Baltimore
patriot, Alexandria He, aid, and Norfolk
herald Dec 23
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TO LET,

INHE House lately occupied by Ri
IL chard Windsor. Also,
The one lately occupied by II. H. Me-
rherion, and pofef!ion given the 9Th July
next.
And for Sale or to Let,
The Blackfmith's Shop, at the corner of
Cameron and Union ftreets. This fhop is
htted up equal, if rot hyperion, to any in
town. JAMES SANDER SOG
july II.
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This IS to give notice, That ire flhicri.
Der of Warrington county, in.ehe di}trief
of Columbia. has obtained from the or
phans' court of alexandria county, letters
feftamentary on tile eitate Of DR.. GFoRcE
a THoRNToE, late of the county, laf
atorefaid, dectsfed: ell perfons having
Claims againff The laid decedsnt are hereby
warned TO exhibit The falue with the youch
efs thereof to the fubGc,iber, paGed by
the orphans court, on or before The 10Th
day OF June next, or they may by law be ex.
Guided from all benefit TO faid elfate and
tthofe Indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under my
hand thiS.Ioth day of December, 1913.
STUART. 6, THORNTON,
Executor of George A Thornton dc.
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BIRI.E ANFCBoTE.

A Quaker residing at Paris, was wait
ed on by four workmen usually employed
by him, having for theirobject to make
their compliments to him, and ask for
their new years gifts. well, my friends,
said the Quaker, shere arc your gifts
choose 15fr. or the Bible III don't know
how to read,' said the FIRST, $50 take the
15fr.' Il can rcad,' said the second, 'but
l have pressing wants He took the 15fr.
The third also made the same choice.
He now came to the fourth, young lad
about IS or II. The Quaker looked at
him with an air of goodness. 'eWill you
too take these three pieces, which you
may obtain at any time by your labor and
industry CAS- you say the book is so
good, shall take it, and read from it to
my mother He took the Bible, opened
it, and found between the leaves a gold
piece of 40fr. The others hung dowfi
their heads, and the Quaker told them he
was sorry they had not made better
choice. -+--
Acertain senator, who is not, it may
be supposed, the wisest man in the
house, has afrequent custom of shaking
his head, when another speaks; which
giving offence to particular person, he
complained of the indignity shewn to
him but one who had been acquainted
with the FIRST gentleman from a child, as
he told the house, assured them, that it |
was onlya bad habit he had got. For
though he would shake his head, there
was nothing mh.
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BOOK BINDING.

~ ME- subscribers respectfully inform
a their friends and the public. tina,
they have commenced the BOOK BIND
ING & STATIONARY BUSINESS. or
the fouth fidc of King, between Fairfax q
koya, itreets-where they OFFER for faie, a
mai ahortment of Stationary, and a va
''e'' OF BLANC BOORS,
of every kind all of which are made Of
the belt materials, and will be difpofed OF
on the mof reafonable terms.
orders from Banks and other public of
noes from merchants and country deal :
ers, Will be thankfully received, and meet
with due attentian and punauality.
JAMES& ARCHIBALD DOUGLASS
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT,
75SHE TAN YARD in Piscataway,
Il Prince George county, Md. on which
there is II lay way watts, handlers, 4
latches, bates, : lines and pool, good
curriers' fhoP, good beam houfe, and
k7ssA fheds for bark. There is good
EIfdweiling attached to the fame,
Esss which will difpofe of on very
.si<.S<5. reafonable terms to thofe difpofed
to Purchafe. The Gtuation is very good
one for buiincfs.
jan 6. MATTHIAS SNYDER.
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TO LET.
SAML. WARD.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

MARSHES to let on ground rent for.
W ever, with the privilege of buying
out to fuit the takcr, Building Lots on
st Afaph, Royal, airfax, Water, Union,
Gibbon, Wilkes, Jefferfon and Green. IT'S.
april RICHARD LIRRY.
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EXTREMES.

Man is a creature Of extremes. The
middle path is generally the wise path
but there are few wise enough to find it.
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ORPHANS, c0Iar

Alexandria County, December FERN, 1918.
q 2 RDERED, that the executor OF Geo.
a. Thornton, deceased, do insert
ne u'uai notice TO debtors and creditors,
three times week for tour weeks iathe
Alexandria newirapers. A copy. Tef,
3. MOORE, RegiGer of Wills.
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And for Sale or to LET
TO LET.

MAI vey large and convenient
q Warehouse, on King street, near the
tore occupied by the fubfcribers. Imme-
date poiieilion can be had. If not rented
soy the hrft of November next, Goods will
ne revived on forage. For terms, which
will be moderate, apply to
ROBT. & JAS, VAUDEVILLE.
hnc 7, -
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FOR SALE.

SHE Subscriber offers for sale, that
elegant and well situated country
place on Stump Hill, containing about ~
acres OF Land, fituated on the Little River
turnpike road, about two miles from Alex
sndrla, adjoining the property of James L.
M'Kenna, Fig.
ka.pA There are on the premifesa good
NIT dwelling and other pecefary out
Eraa honfes, with an excellent garden,
.s--szEs fruit trees, &c. Further deicrip
ton is unneceiiary, as thofe vino are difpo-
fed to purchaie will view the pfemifes.-
Terms of payment will be accommodating
For further particulars apply to
July 81; LOUIS BRELER.
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Navy Commissioning Office,

December 10, 1918.
TWE Board of Navy Commissioners
h will receive proposals till the first
nay of February next, for furnishing such
quantity of the following articles as may
be required during the ensuing year, at
the stations hereafter mentioned, viz.
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CONSTITUTIONAL Law.
IN THE pPEGS

ANtS
ana INK $feedHy be hablished, at The Of
Nce 81 me National Inteiheencer.
THE CONSTITUTIONS
vi the United States and of the several
States, as they exist at this date.
ME Editors have been induced to
X undertake this work from The belief,
that this invaluable collection of the Su.
Preme Law of the Land is nearly out of
print, and from the certainty that there is
no edition containing the contributions of
recent formation. They-helieve, furtherf
that their ftuation will place il in thei,
power to give to this work acharaeter or
correctness and authenticity.
ne volume will comprife the 1ecIars-
5 e OF Independence, the Articles Of Con-
federation which fucceeded it, the Conf.
tuition of the United States, and the Conni-
tutIony of the followino Aatee.
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MISCELLANY.
rsos THE VIRGINIA. HERALD.

LINES
Occasioncd by visit to the SUNDAY
School House., lately erected in the
county of Stafford.
SssiDB yon COT, whose humble shed
Bespeaks pale penury's abode
Where vice, by ign'rance, long had fed
Her captivesdown her dreary road
Hard by this lowly dwelling now,
To chase the mental gloom away,
The SUNDAY School HOUSE lifts it.
brow,
And sheds around heavily ray.
Where holy Sabhaths once were spent
In sinful sports or iocund rage;
Where infant mind, like twigs were bent,
To grow in vice as we'll as age
A lovelier scene now meets the eye;
INsTRUcTIoNm MARKS the hallow'dd day
Each Sabbath noon the urchins Hy,
To learn the road to wisdom's way,
And there beneath the sacred dome,
The little group their lessons con;
And those who lately lov'd to roam,
BY mild persuasion now are won.
And there ambition sweetfy tries
logan the teachers ev'ning praise;
Each rival heart its effort plies,
Its infant powerSto raise.
And now instruction, unconfn'd,
Extends its genial rays abroad
For of'en by an infant mind,
Are aged sinners drawn to God.
Say, reader, may not, from this school,
When dangers threaten to ensiave-
Arise some patriot, skill'd toruie.
Who shall his country's freedom saves
Or may not, at some dis tant age,
To stem corruption's baneful tide,
Spring up some bold, enlightened sage,
Who HER E first lean'd TO virtues sidei
Or nobler still, perhaps there may
Some mighty man of God arise,
Who in this SCHOOL first learnt the way
Which leads to bliss beyond the skies
Whose tongue, enraptur'd with his theme,
With holy eloquence shall flow;
Whose eyes with heavily truth shall beam
Whose heart shall feel for human wo
That, thro' his aid and labor blest,
Unerring wisdom may prevail
And many souls thre' him find rest,
Who once were toss'd by PASSIONS gale.
If such results can e'er requite
The MEANS which ask such feeble aid
Who will not give his little mite,
That YOUNG IMPRESSIONS may be
made :
Yes, Charityl mild, heavily guest
Thy sacred monument we rear:
We see thy kind, protecting crest
Thou PLACID yon SABBATH SCHOOL
House there. D.
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Navy Commissioners Office,

Tie Board Of NAVY Commissioners
will receive, until the lst day of Fcbru
AIRY next, proposals for furnishing, for the
use Of the United States squadron in the
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$500 duck frocks the navy
1000 do trowscrs
500 do banyans Ameri-
400 pea Jackets can ma
$500 pair of shoes nufac-
1000 red cloth vests ture will
500 mattresses, moss or cat be pre-
tail 3a<S ferred.
1000 Blankets
1000 hats
10000 lbs. bohea tea
1890 lbs. brown sugar
' CO. Bushels bus %l sl peas good quality
26o0 gallons West India molasses
$4,000 lbs. good twist tobacco.
To be delivered at Gibraltar on or be-
fore the 1st day of May next, and to be
there inspected and received by such off,
Ger or agent as the commanding officer Of
the squadron may direct.
The amount ofany.of the articles con-
tracted for, will be paid at Gibraltar, on
the articles being received, by draft ON
the Secretary Of the Navy at sight. 8
Persons disposed to offer for any Of the
above articles, will he pleased to do so in
writing, mentioning particularly their
terms, and sending samples when they
can. AS il is not wished to open any OF
the proposals tillthe day on which they
are to be decided upon, it is requested
that on the back of the letters the articles
offered be mentioned, in form similar to
the following, viz. &c Proposals to furnish
mention the articles made under the adj
vertisement of the Navy Commissioners
OF the 18th day of December, 1873"
Pattern suits of the clothing will be
deposited with the Commandments Of the
respective Navy Yards, who will furnish
to persons, disposed to contract, any infor-
nation that NAV be required ON the sub
Ject Of this advertisements.
JOHN RODGERS,
President ofthe Navy Board
10 be inserted in the Boston Patriot
New York National Advocate, Philadel
phia Democratc Press, Baltimore Patri
OF. Alexandra Herald, and Norfolk He
fald. dec %
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BY the President of the U. States.

BY the President of the u. States.
"HEREAS, by an Act of Con.
w gress, passed ON. the third day of
March, 1915, entitled &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 mr.
poses," the President of the United
States is authorised to cause the lands ac-
CURED by the said Treaty to be offered
for sale when surveyed (: Is.
Therefore, i, James Monroe, Presiden,
ofthe United States, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales for the
disposal (agreeably to law,) of certain
lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held as follows: viz.
AT Cahaba, on the Sd Monday inM arc!
next, for The sale of
Township numbered
IL in ranges Is 10 90
II K IL 1O11 IL Is Id Is 16
lS IL Is 10 ,p.t
II 10 90
10 HIGHS
20 10
At st. Stephens, ON the second Mon
day.in April next, for the sale of
Townships numbered
567 BIZ 1919 90 i'm range q
II IS 1920
II rs o
II
AtCahaba, on the first Monday in Nav
next, for the sale of
Township numbered
IL in ranges 9 10
7-8 9 10 IL
6 7 s 9 10II
IS 10 and IL
except such lands as have been or NAV
be reserved by law for the use of schools
or Tor other purposes. The lands shall
be offered for sale in regular numerical
order, commencing with the lowest num-
Der OF section, township and range, and
continue three weeks, and no longer.
Given under MY hand, at the CITY OF
ashington,-the Oath of November, 1918.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the Gen. Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish
the Laws cfthc u. S. will publish the
above once week till the 1st Of Nav
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. HOUSES AMI LANDS,
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET.

TO LET,
'E>HE Brick Dwelling HoIe on Duke
to the eaft of Wet ffreet, with out
houies. Applyto ROBERT YOUNG.
march 25.
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The beautiful anu last sailing ship Mer-
curry, Capt. q. |. Prince, IN 50 day from
Liverpool, arrived al this port last night,
by which arrival we have received the
latest Liverpool paper, List, &c.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, July 10.
The Quantity Of Plantation sugar offered
this week by auction has again been more
than sufficient for the demand, and oil l2oo
hhds. brought forward, about 1000 have
been sold, al a reduction OF I'd. to Is. per
cwt. Nothing has been done by private.
No sales have been effected this week in
Molasses. The business done in Foreign
Sugar is confined to the sale OF few box
es of soft yellow Havana at 3ls Sd to 34s
Sd. and 80 chests and 100 bbls. OF Brazil
at 27s for brown, 34s 10 38s tor ordinary
white, and Ais per cwt. for mlddlng.-
Our Coffee market continues IN very
fluctuating and unsettled state ; in theear-
ly part of the week loo casks OF St. Do
mingo were sold al HOS. ana 90 casks ana
Hoo bags, deliverable here from Lor,.on,
a, the same price, and 500 bags aid bbls.
|, Havana, of middliug and good quality, at
lbs. but yesterday no buyers appeared
for loco bbls. and bags pale Cheribon, and
400 casks and bags Of Dutch, offered at
auction the Cheribon is held at lo5s.
without drawback afterwards, loo bags
of middling Dutch were taken by the
grocers at lies cd to It's. and few lots
damaged and ordinary triage at 4os 2 81:
! per cyt.-Tbe market upon the whole
may be considered rather lower. and has
closed heavily, but tits uncertain if pur'
chases TO any extent could be effected a
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND
By the elegant ship Ann Mara an
at this port, in DO days from Llvsrp'"'
have received London papers to The
aud Liverpool papers to the 18th jay.
elusive, from which we make the iole'
extracts !"'
The English funds were, 5 pei I
consols, 67i ; Omnium, 1874 30 CISCO
ConsoIs for account, 50 Is IA.
French funds per cents. Ic' I
Bank stocks, l452f. SO c.
1t is stated in the London p'pfS
the Emperor of Morocco is sbou'
the field against ar immense true ~'
VINO lately defeated and woundso y
his sons, and making one OF bis T''' !
soner.
The London Courier accuses ''
tiously inclined of taking ad'aA''s'
poor and ignorant classes, no" 'a's
ploy, to further their incendi'IT W. \
The Court of Paris has decIos''
child born 9 months and 0 days o.
death ofits father, lawfully sues''
A splendid Comet was v'''D''
North of Europe. tn. beginning o.
A functionary at Dresden ~0,''
conscience twenty years. he 20
dered himself, and contesses 'D''
| ago he assassinated bis wife ID
Col. Massen5ach, aged 3D. OS'
demned to prison for life. Id
II is asserted that Gen. De''
sailed frem Liverpool, with '0''
aid the South Americans
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ton. Upon which his friends expressed
their apprehension, that such affection in.
cured by atrocious crimes, was divine
Judgment upon an abandoned hypecrite
This Job denied-this his friends main
tained-the dispute was managed with
great bolduess Of thought, and strength of
expression Job asserted bis integrity in so
positive manner, that his friends altbo'
not convinced, were reduced to silence.
Having LOST his substance-his children
and his health; suspected and reproacbed,
ii is moi surprising that hismind was great
~ agilated; yet his peiy forsook him not:
He is allowed by God himself, to have
spoken better OF Divine Providence than
his friends had done--a full evidence that
in his extremity he never once lost good
thoughts of God, and submission to his
will.
Jobs conduct net the appreciation OF
God, who bestowed upon him great riches
and perfect security. His character was
extolled in meeting Of the saints {: but an
enemy was present, who questioned its
value E; yes, Job serves himself not has
God. His substance, gives him the com
maud of what he pleaseth, and is SO secu-
red by an Almighty arm, that no evil can
reach him; but let him be stript of all, and
fall into distress, and not in his heart only
but in words, the most insulting, he will de-
ny and Willy Divine Providence. To
bring this to The test, Job was opposed
His enemy was permitted to afflict him
in any manner, and to any degree, only
let his life be preserved. On This permis-
sion, he did what malice and povers, asto-
nishing to us, could effect. He was tossed
on troubled ocean, wave succeeding
wave, with impetuous md increasing fury,
dashed against him, in horrid commotion,
to overwhelm the helpless sufferer but
he stood unmoyed as a rock the waves
were broken, and thrown back in foam.
ITO be continued.
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Communicated for the Western Spy, &c.
Lancaster, (Pn.) Aug. 81

ORIGINAL ANECDoTE.
An innocent country boy who had listen
ed sometime, with admiration, to the dull
Get sounds of The Fiddle and Tria ngIe, at
the Cincinnati Museum, was induced to
inquire of the door-keeper the price of ad-
mittance. He was told that children were
charged IL! cents, and although he had a
manly appearance. he should be conside-
red child and be admitted accordingly.
The boy, after short pause, innocently
inquired If be would take .GppennyJit
for, says be, there are many Of your culo-
sites that | see daily-tor instance, the
Cony in yon window, that points its ugly
snoul this way, is quite comuSn in our
neighborhood. as is also your blackbird,
and your owl, sc. but there are some, no
doubt, have never seen at those, pro-
mise you. / 0oiH look but 1cih one eye. Will
you admit me for a ftp? The boy was
turned away, cruel as if may seem.