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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-24
MISCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES


An early, habitusi res,rsint, is peculiarly
imporan: 10 the future character and happi-
meas Of woman.
She who mas the best regulated mind, Will
(o,her things being equaD have the best reg
ulatsd family.
Women who are so puffcd up with the con
ceit Of 'sienis, as to neglect the plain duties
uf life, will not frequeotly be found 10 be wo.
men Of the best abilities.
II the female tongue will be in motion, Why
should IL not be SC, 10 60 right Coud they
discourse about the spots Of the sun, It might
diver, them from publishing tho faults OF
sheir neis shbour: Could they talk OF the dill
ssrenl aspects and conjunoioas OF tho planets,
they need not be at ,ne paios to comment
upoo oglngs and slandestine marriages.
TIE ,r iEciai aspect Is as w,ccthed a sub.
ui,uie for tho exp PRESTON of sentiment, as the
smea of paint tor fne biushes Of health.
-:o:sx:o;-~
Parmasan Cheese.
A e. cat piiia' II Westminster school,
now dead, was coupled, ss abbits are said to
Ae, at and le,o -,ne IS, he Doctor was
etnmed with learning, and ~, iday, taken
fro "a q very low sphere OF life, was literally
s,ptyed IS to MS sort OF punishment. A
kiead d ning with them one day, wns asked oy
the ms re.s of tho house whethcr ne wou d
take any' Par maetty.'' Parmaeisy" cxclaim-
cd ,be Dr. Parmasan you mean, my dear.
A oi3. snt dispute Immediately arose the
lady was obstinate, and ,he matter was refer
red % the Judgment Of tho v's,rr. Tns
sue.,.,n was not very pvs'7aing, but the con-
sequence was, US decision eithes way prom
isctl n, very sgreesble result to the referee.
However, he at length settled the ,u6 ju-
dice ss' to the satisfaction OF both man and
wifo {. tough iob) 10 the following manner
-, Why SAID he, il seems TO Te thar you
are Soth right II the cheese was made IN
par ma, generally speaking, should say 1t
vas Parmasan, but II il was made IN the city
Of Parma, I can see no objection to calling II
0,~nc-~;f,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
MA ~. IN
RICHMOND, DECEMBER 9.
CONGRESS-

Roth houses convened on Monday last at -
o'clock" in heir proper apartments. for the
hrst time since the re-editication of the wings
OF the capitol"
In the SENATE, Mr.. Barbour DIVA. President
pro TEN. took the chair--3! members present,
Some committees were appointed-and tue
constitution of the new State OF Alabama was
laid before them
In the House OF Representatives The list
ct Members was called over BY the clerk; I6i
present. The house proceeded TO the choice
OF Speaker, by ballot and the ballots being
counted, they stood thus Henry Clay OF X.
~ scattering votes, S;-Mr Clay being con-
Quoted TO the chair and sworn in. addressed
the house.-Ihe members themselves were
then sworn in:-Thomas Doughert, was elect
ed Clerk, without opposition.-The oiher Off
GERS were re-elecied-Ihe Constitution OF
alabama was presented 10 the house by MIR.
Anderson OF X.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
,FRONIFRANCE

The ship Seine, Captain Williams, has
arrived al Newport. in the quick passage
OF "a lays from liavre, having LET, thai
port on The Isl inst. Havre papers 10 3isl
uli. have been received at Newport, re-
ported 10 couialn nothing lutercs ing,
dales from London being no later than
those received al New York. Every thing
appeared tranquil IN France, and The har-
vests OF The present year Had been very
grea'. The Frenc!i Chamber ct Deputies
were 10 meet on the lst Nov. MIR. Lud-
low, passenger i'll the Seine, is The bearer
OF Dispatches from our Minister IN
France 10 The Secretary OF State. Mr. l..
left Paris onthe 9th Oct. al which time
no information of the ratification of .he
Spanish Treaty had been received.
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TO THE EDrrOy

Washington, Tuesday, December I, 1919.
The pre'ideut's message has Just been read.
In relation to the Spanish treaty, he states the
reasons presented BY Spain a. aimst the RIA iii
Sa'lon. they appear 10 be frivolous. They
10 noi pretend any depai ture from his instruc-
tions By Don Op,s. They promise TO send a
munster shortly. In the mean time the presi-
ueiit recommends the passage of law autho-
rising the executive to carry the provisions of
tne treaty into effect, bat to wait 10 hear what
tIe minister will say oil the subject. He las
the most positive assurances that no forei",,
power interfered; Great Britain and France
assuring us, they have been aud are anxious
for the ratification
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
IL 90 Me L.il.d So.

annoy. I'd JUlN 1910.
5IR--in pursuance The advice Of
Council OF ihc 20ib all. we have inspeci-
ed lbree hundred oftbe arms rendered 10
the State OF virginia by lbe Urted states,
rs part Of the quota due under ihe act o.!
Congress Of 1903, loraimine il.e nii'iJ.
aud beg leave 10 report That nearly All
Of them appear 10 be old arms, which
have been thoroughly repaired and are o,
very good order; they wpre originally, of
interior quaiiy-aud were manuisclnred
chefy al Springfield, from the vs.ue
VS. 10 1914: Among The parcel insprc,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
DOMESTIC.


NASHiNGToN, December 6. Con
formally to the appointment nf the Con.
silir'ioh, the Sixteeni Congress Will as
semti, this day. 4 large majority ol The
Members have already reached the seal
OF government, aud there il of coarse no
doubt that quorum OF both Hous
es vii lake their seats al The u ual nour.
an0 forthwith enler on the public bust
ness.
rhaps, a, no peaceful period, have
the National REPRESENTATIVES met under
circumstances Oi deeper rrsponS ibIlity
or under tie necessity OF celebrating ON
matters more vital, ahrciirg The inter
esi at the K public, fhau AT Tins time: and
seldom, II may be added, have the ~ Is
OF the people been fixed upon them with
d more Intense attention. To attempt an
enumeration here Of the subjects which
will the considerations of the Naiiol al
Legislature, would be useless, il not Off
clous-illey are, those of domestic nature
especially, Impressed upon the mind of
every one.
Surprising, even. that nothing i'm the
present state OF our foreign relations shall
require ihe Inlerposiliom Of Congress, vet
the Results OF their deliberations on the
great questions OF internal policy which
will present themselves, besides ihos,. of
an ordinary yet not unimpOriant char
acter, will certainly stamp The first SEES
sion Of the Sixteenth Congress, with a
memorable characte: in the annals OF
our country. That they NAV be such as
TO promote The public happiness, preserve
The purity Otour institutions, aud, by thus
attaching tie people TO their government.
cemen, more firmly The Union Of the
States, must be The sIncere and ferven;
hope of every man who is not an enemy
10 his coHnry. Nat Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA..

OF DELEGATES.
Tuesday, Dec. 6.-I'he CHAIR proceeded 10
appoint the following standing committees.
viz -
For Courts Of Justice--Me Dagiu. Ste
venson, Gordon, Rivts, Archer Of Ameiia.
baldwin, Thompson, Seldeu, Loyal, BrowH,
Yates, Smith OF Fanquier Smith Of Isle of
Wight, Roy, Harris, Aylett, Chambeflayne,
Logan, Wits, Watkins, Booker, LnvelJ. In
cas-. Green, Morris Of Hanover, Sexton. Smitl,
Of Gteenhrier Carmgton Of Charlotte, Morri,
Of wood, Fcklin of Culpeprr, Armstrong
Borland, Hunter OF Essex, johnson OF Giles'
Knight and MAYO. ''
Oi P1rlegs' and Elections Messrs BOWER.
Mooding, Graves, Battaile, DeeraienrCjdr
" Laughing, Hope, Bali of Loudonn, stewart
Howers, White, Brown, Gordon, Boissesu.
Jebues, Meridith, Travis, Martin, Hooe of
Sung George, Davenport, Pegram, Garnet
gu1rles, Edie. Darlington Of Halifax, Bate
Bassett, Davis, Wilson of Cumberland, Talia-
iefto OF hing George, Gray, aud Charlton
" Pr3PosptoHsS GrieraRces-a essrs, Cfump.
Campbell, iTwln, Hill Of CulpepeI, MG!nnis
booth, Matthews, Hill of Hing William.
strange. Ferguson, Spengler, Morton. Car
if!l, onidow, Wills, Staples, Delashmati
D "anson, bnSey, Edmundson, Evans, Me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
G IOJ 6at Isi
balance unacconnted 10

'ia!ancc unaccounted for. 249
FiGC TIE view Ci Tie disbursements Nv
the Executive, which is considered aeon
r7li, ihe amount Oi one dollar and Ivr;;ty
four g=r.~ end cannot be accounted for.
hui a IS hriIeyed the err0r originated i'm
are ace"nlts reiof1re settled. The
'"ta' amount which Hiii 5s xprnded to
complete lhe Improvements on tie Pub
nc square au- De- repairs ou lie Capitol
IS Slo" W ii'e 'oi"R9lus stalcmenf 10
p" 10, 6l4 Az els. o. lie foregoing sum
S2l 1881 442 cts. has aisuC been drawn
from the Treasury ihe balance was pro-
duced by the sale 0i reproductive prop
cry htld DN Tie commonwealth in the
city OF Richmond. This property was
solo at most fortunate period. and pro-
duced the large sum ofS7S 5S3 81 rs.
when, as our committee are informed. II
II we're now 10 be disposed of scarcely
S 10000 could be obtained. Thus ], o,lJ
appear he Improvements and repairs.
extensive, valuable and permanent as
they are, have only cost tho common
wealth little more than 8 10000. There
remain three contracts YET TO be COM
plried, VIZ OrTis Paine's for ll.rfiHg and
planting trees in the Governors ward
john L. ShIelds's for sowing IN grass
seed, "Dn mannring certain portions of the
square, and Thomas SirOde's for gradual
| ing, tuifing and graveIling lie walks, and
planning with trees tie square The latter
is deemed very important contract, and
TIE whole amount contracted nv the
commonwealth TO be paid was advanced
early III the year 1878, except s IOOO.-
The work contracted by Slrode to be
performed, was by him transferred to
John I. Shields, who is now engaged in
It's completion When this may be expect
ed, your committee cannot say, bur they
b lIeve IT would not require d sreateT
expenditure than S 1000, to complete
hat contract. The contract of Charles
Russell inr painting the iron railing. he
undersigned are informed has been
completed, although since IFS completion
no application for payment las been
made. Tie hemp house lot continues
Tie property OF the commonwealth, and
al some future day, reimbursement Of
pdi' OF the money expended NAV be
obtained 10y sale Of this property. Your
committee have found very little difficulty
IN adjusting the accounts, as all those on
which they have acted are carefully ar.
ranged and none paid but upon the ad,
vice OF Council.
All 1t which Is respectfully submitted.
(oigncd) JOHN NJ MARTIN.
ROBERT G.. SCOTF.
Council Chan,Jer, Nm con. 1919.
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Sum total
SOL 635 374

The following payments have been
made tn varOuS individnaiSup 10
December 1, 1918, who are de-
signated lii the report of the
committee made Ia The last Lee
s'>lalnre: ....................S7 ST. ,2Ss 70
Amount of payments mad, SIise-
queni to December |, 1918. as
Will appear by Statement No. 26Sig az
There will he dne 10 various midi
vidudIs, when their contracts
shall be completed. as per State
mcnt No. 2...........: 1000 Os
Leaving balance in the1 reasuiv,
as per Statement No. 3......2O 2O 9S1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
EXTRACTS FROM DOCUMENTS ACCOM-.
PANSIAG THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

PANNIAG THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
report on the Capitol and Public Square.
The undersigned, committee a,,poipf-
ed by the Executive to examine and stale
the accounts and expenditures on the
Capitol aud Public Square to The present
period, have performed The duty assigned
them, and snhmIt the following general
statement with the accompanying docu-
meniS.
Amour, of the nett proceeds of
the sales OF real property and
fencing, as will be seen bl re-
ference Ia report made 10 The
Legislature at theirlaSt session y "a hs3 o.
Amount Of the appropriation made
by tile last Legislature. % n5i i3I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09
LIST OF THE MEMBERS COMPOSING
THE SIXTEENTH CONGRESS.
SENATE

LIST OF THE MEMBERS COMPOSING
THE SIXTEENTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
New Hampshire. David l.. Morril.
Massachusetts. Harrison q. Otis,
PrenllSs Hirii,n.
Connecticut. ..... Samuel w Dana.
James l.anma1.
fchode lSLand.. james Burrill, Jr.
William Hunter.
vermont .......... w IIlIam a Palmer,
l>aac I'ichenor
NeW Y0FR. Nathan Sanford,
(Oue vacancv }
Ne'c Jersey. ..Mahlon ID rk,.rson,
James J Wilson.
Pennsylvania. -. jonathan Roberts.
Walter Lowrie.
Defd~dre. ....... OuiertrIige HOrsey,
Nicholas Van Dyke.
Ma'yfdnd. 1.-Two vscanCjes.)
p"g1nia. James Barbour,
JOHN W. Ewes.
North Carolina Nathaniel Macon.
Moutiort Jokes.
South Carolina. John Galllard,
William Smith.
Georgia. ......... freeman Walker,
John Elliott.
kentucky. William Logan.
John J CrIitrndeu.
tennessee. ....... John Williams,
john Henry Eaton.
ono. ........... Benjamin Ru. gles,
William A. TrImble.
LOUISIANA '.'..'.. Henry Johnson,
James Brown.
IndtatG james Noble.
Waller Taylor.
miSSlSStppl.. Waller Ieake.
,,. Thomas II. Williams.
1"t"0fS .Ninan Edwards,
Jesse b. Thomas.
tiec'ed, bNt not yet entitled to a seat.
ALaodHid ..........J. w. Walker.
~ VIM. X King.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NEW HAMPsHIRE.
Joseph Bnifum,Jr. Arthur Liyermore
2 SPst bn'ief William Piuiner, jr aud
Ci'''oh Cidgett, Nathaniel Upham.
Benjamin Adams samuel / atl,oD
?a'nueI \. Alien EHOcl Lincoln
Joshua Cushutau l,u.tl,au NJ,
t1Wdrd i'o"se Marcus Morton
w d'ttI roger, Jr. Jeremiah Nelson
Timothy Fuller Jsmes parker
MARX LaUgdOU Hill Zabdiel SAMPSON
John Holmes Henry Sb,,x
JundS Kendall Nathaniel s,IsJ,e, aud
Nd'tIH h'hsiey Ezekiel " Hitmau.
RHODE ISLAND.
'dHh"t' LudS, ana Nathaniel 1aZlTd.
CUNNEC1ICtT
Henry W Edwards john Russ
',,dhuti Root james Stevens, aud
Jonathan o MOseIey Gideon lsnhiusou,
Elisha Phelps
VERMONT.
Samuel G. Crafts Charles Rich
IRA mtech Marx Richards, aud
w N''"u' y mcTTllI William strong.
NEW YORK.
Natbsiiel Allen Ro6eri Mcneil
= leb BAKER HdTGlddus Peek
Walter Case Nathaniel Pucner
Hhbpft oak Jonathan Ri hmoHd
J icOb II. De Witt Henry Il Sto,ts
y M -. DickinsOn Randall >. street
JrHh ray james strong
William ID. Ford John w TANlor
EDehezcl sage Caleb iomphiHs
~ d &. Gross 40 II H. Tray
AaTo" hackley, jr. Solomon Vsu Rensselaer,
Geo g nal Peter n. W endoyer, aad
Joseph ) Lyman silas Wood.
Henry Meigs
NEW JERSEY
tpnTaim Baiemau john Linn
Joseph Bloomfield Bernard Smith, and
)Ohn Condt Henry Southland.
PENNsYLyANIA.
enry Baldwin Wiliam T.. Maclay
Andrew Baden David Mdrchaud
W Hlian Darlington Robert Moore
George DeuisOT john Murray
samuel Edwards Samuel Moore
J hriuds Forrest Thomas PATTERSON
David Fullerton Robert PhIlSou
samuel Gross Thomas J. RogersI
Joseph Hthphiil John sergeant
Jacob HiD,ham Christian 8aTI, and
Joseph ileIster James VI. W dIiace.
Jacob BUsletieT
DELAWARE
Vhiard Hal, and LOUIS NcLaue.
MAINLAND.
stevenson Arches GNdpiiaei NCdie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

ImpriSonmeoffordeh Ahcrihe first la
OF May ntxi, ue person ~ Vermont wi!
be liable 20 lMgflzouMrut Tor debt 10
ANY sun under fifteen dollars, conlrdcier
alter That date.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

an audience 10 the senate and the minis
tiers oil the Kingdom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

ries be ad6edto said 10 vr.- f,so. ne
luton OF the lnba biiants OF the town q
Point ~ asant IN Mason county (formerIy
kahawhS, ) praying that a law may pass.
authorizing The trustees OF said town TO
have plat and survey thereof Heretofore
madt) placed on record, and hereafter To
he recognized as the true model of said
town, and. preventing the said trustees
fron interfering With the buildings and
impr0, emenis now erected, so long as
They shall last /; but requiring thai all
improvements, subsequently, made, shall
be contiued 10 the limits of the lois on
which The same are made.-And petition
on sundry inhabitants aud housekeepers in
the Town OF Abingdon and lis vicinity,
praying that the eastern BOUNDARY of the
SAID town be extended on the main street
10 The creek near the lanyard Of Lyuc!i
and New hand, and from tie said pom, IN
each direction, a, right angles with Tie
main street, until The lines iulersect those
OF The outer boundary of The town, they
D'Ins extended IN their present direction
ana tai The lots included within those
!ihiis =, added 10 and made parl oi SAID
~n.-Ird.red ihat the sand petitions
I %" fritGItu 10 the committee OF propo-
siIOns aud grievances.
n pctiiIou was presented and read, of
| 1u"dfy mhaG,lauis oi The counl, uf
Berkeley, praNIrg that law may pass,
iheorror"iinsa company for opening and
| making read IN Il effect course between
| StspheldslCwn IN jefferson county. and
| Oid-l""n, IN Mary land, passing through
| The townoi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pe,rron
! 81 The New Shenandoah eon.pau>, ,ies-
cribi''g the progress thai has H. en- made.
! ana praying that farther lime be allowed
A5sI. ll,s.f L
! ready commenced, OF the river She
nandDah, and suclI as NAV b., advisable
aud pra, lcable upon The north r,ver.--
! Ordered, thai the SAID petitions be reier-
red 10 ihe committee o! Roads aud Inter
| nal Navigation.
And 'hen The House adjourned until
to-moriOw tWtlve o'clock.
festerddy, the III. OF ID. received a variety
| OF peullCns which we're read and referred 10
! The different Committees
! s. resolution was adopted for proceeding nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

Yesterday, the III. OF d. received a variety
OF peuuCns Which we're read and referred 10
The different Committees
a resolution was adopted for proceeding, on
Friday next, b! joint ballot 10 the election of
Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

~ a SPECIAL meeting IaieIy held by The
dhamger n Commerce of The city and county
OF Philadelphia tile following resolves
were passed
ReSoioed, That it is expedient 10 me-
moriailZe Congress Al The ensuing session
10 establish a uniform system of bank
rupicy for The United Sisies.
ReSOiDcd, that a memorial suitable 70
HE above object be prepared under The
direction OF ibe officers Of the chamber
TO be subscribed by them and forwarded
10 Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

Nj. WemdoVer presented memorial Of
tie Chamber Of Commerce of thc city Of
New Tosk, praying that 10 measures may
be adopted tending 10 dissolve tic char
ter Of The Bark Of The United States, bat
that The evils alleged may be corrected,
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Vol. VIII.
CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD.

OONDrf1ONS OF THE HEHhLD.
The subscription is FIVE dollars per an
num--payable by town subscribers hal
Yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the difficult
~ of collecting at distance) will be ex-
Pected to pay the whole year in advance,
ar the time fer which they subscribed, OF
give responsible friend in town.
No subscription taken for less term
than six months. Communications, or
ders, SC. TO be postpaid. No paper will
oe discontinued (but at the discretion of
the editors) until all arrearages have been
paid
Advertisements not exceeding square,
inserted three times for one dollar, and
. twenty-five cent.~Eor each succeeding in
sertion. All advertisements sent to the
Office without having the number OF times
for which they are to be inserted designa-
ted, will appear in, every paper until other
wise ordered.
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\ GARN.
7VVHE Co-Partnerghip Of Drs. 7Norn

NNHE Co-Partnership of Drs. Thorn
} ton q Bro7on, having been dissolved
by the death Of the fenior partner. the fur
vivor deems it reipe6ttul TO the friends Of
the late firm, TO iolicit continuance of
their patronage To the Surgical DEPART
ment Of his protection he has, for feveral
years, devoted comfortable attention and
RJtters himielf that his aniduity has ena-
bled him to render the fame lervices to
furgical patients which they have been &C
cuftStned TO receive from his late partner.
OF the Medical department which for
Gome time pat has been exclubveIy alot-
ted to himself, he deems it unnece6ary to
fay more than that he will be happy to re-
ceive the commands of his friends, and
will endeavor to juitify their co nfideGce by
all the means IN his power. lie continues
to occupy his former Office, im the front
room Of Doctor Thornton's late dwelling
houie, on King freet. His own dwelling
houfe is on Saint Afaph, between Duke and
Prince lreets, dec. az.
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Mor,lecai Miller & Sor,

"AVE imported in the ship Young
Hero, 1870 packages GERMAN
GOODS -conifiing of
Bnrlaps various quaiities and prices
Hempen ticklenburgs
Bet quality do do
white rolls
Few cafes flIirting linens, quality fupe-
rior 70 lrifh, fail cloth
Wine and porte- bottles, at andpt Mt
Coffee Mills liquor cafes, cru.ioles
Looking gl4des. ALSO,
Spaniih hides, tanners oil
Platter ground and in fore
Pilot and navy bread, hackers
Span cotton, with variety of other ar
ticles. ct o
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PARTNERSHIP.

EHHE Public are respectfully inform
e ed that the business heretofore
carried on by the fubfcriber, will, in flu
ture be conducted under the firm of
M0RDECAI MILLER e. SON,
by himielf and his ION VIM. II. Miller.
MORpECAI MILLER.
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Franklin and Ten Plate Stoves
HORACE FIELD.
Notice is herehy eiiYen

VH<HAT the subscriber has lost two
y prize tickets in tire Potomac s, She
nandoah Navigation Lottery, viz: No,
z7,o7I prize of ten dollars, and number
aa,oa9, a prize of fifty dollars, for the
payment of which he fhsll make immedi.
ate application to the trealurer of the Po-
tomac Canal Company in two weeks from
the p efent date.
dec rs. N. ROIJNS AVEJT
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A CARD.

TNHE subscriber having formed con.
nexicn with Or. JOHN u. VOW
ELL, in The practice Of the feveral branch
es of medicine, will be enabled to extend
his prof ,llional care btvond the limits
which he has hitherto found it expedlent
TO afiign to himfelt.
dec IS a." ELISHA c. DICK.
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NEW BOOKS

IN NV BOOkS,
KUST received on consignment and
D for SAFE by the subscriber:
Tales of my Landlord, fecond feriss
New Tales by Mrs Orie
lions Pilgrim by Robert Hawker, d D
Events Of the Preach Revolution by the
baronefs de Stael
Johnfon's quarto dictionary, vol I
Tsyler's AratoT, 4th edition
Rsfies's Tour on the continent
O'Reily's Greenland
Village Sermons, Olive Branch
Dwight's Geography, for fchools, in
wEech Europe is divided according to the
late act of the congreis of Vienna.
ALTO Fsw copies BIBLE NEWS, or
Sacred Truths, relating to the living God,
his Only Son, and Holy Spirit, by Noah
Woreeters A M, ROBT. GRAY.
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SAMUEL THONPSON

MAKES the liberty of informing his
. Country friends and the public, that
ne has eitdhiifhed himfeif inthe brick ware
houie, on the north fide of King itreet. and
oPpollte the diagonal pump, where he will
BUY 9.VD SELL F[GUR.
and receive it on forage and will trans.
act with care and punctuality al 5ufincls i'll
his line. which may be confde5;o him.
- The leefburg Genius OF Liberty,
and Wincheiter Conftellatlon are reaueifed
to infert the above Iaw4w, and fend their
acc'ts to this Office, 4w dec 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-04
N. RoUNsAvRLL.
TIMBER. &c.

VNHE Subscriber, residing on Malta
Z woman creek, Charles comfy, Md.
will difpoie of. ftanding lsree quantity
of firff rate white oak hip timber; wharf
logs timber fuita5le for faves, plank.
icantling or other purpoies, in any quaint.
ty. Alfos feVeral thoufand cords
OAK WOOD
Purchafers will find it TO their ADVANTAGES
TO apply, as the terms will be moderate.
and the water being navigable to the fpot.
may 8. IF WIN. MASON.