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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-04
JOHN RODGERS,
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
W.h. T.4.N'PHTER

INTENDS opening an Evening School
+ on the 18th inst. at : o'clock, for the
purpofe of teaching the rudiments of the
French language. App ANTS can leave
their names at Doctor STHBLER's f1op.
The following certificate is fubjoined for
their fatisfaetion:
TRANSLATION
Having had the pleafure of a dairv in
ferco2urie with Mr.. Lanpbier for fevera
months paf, we, the undersigned certify
that from the profound knowledge he pos
feiles OF the French language. no perfon is
more capable than he Of teaching its rudi-
ments and different idioms (Which conffi.
tute part Of it); and indeed tire moft cor
rect pronunciation. We alto have had an
opportunity of converting with feveral of
the icholars Of the fame gentleman. who,
without their having been in France, speak
good French. .(Signed)
PAUL M. GEBERT, Do6t & Surg.
EUGENE SHERIDAN,
.fferdnGria, June %, 1918.
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The National REGISTER

Us paper which is published in the
u city of Washington, in the district of
Columbia, and each number contains Fix
teen pages octave, in fmall, butvery legi-
bic type. 1t makes two volumes in fhe
year; and every volume is accompanied
with copious index The price per an
mum is FIVE dollars, payable in advance.
Public documents, foreign and domensc {;
the proceeding, of congrels, and authentic
news of every defcription, are regularly
inherited therein, and accompanied by criri-
cal and explanatory remarks. Its value
is alto enhanced by occaGonal reviews of
literary works and all its fentiments are
decidedly Americas, indepenpent of all
party considerations. For this work,
which is well eftablifhed, regularly pub
lined, and tranfmitted weekly to fub-
fcribers BY the mail, the public patronage
is repeatedly folicited.
LAWRENCE, WILSON, & Co.
Nov, 30
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A al .
"THEREAS, by an act of congress,
VV passed on the 18th Of February,
1915, entitled Gan as making provifion for
the Establishment of additional land Offices
in the territory of MiGouri." the PRECEDENT
Of the United States is auti orifed 10 direct
| the public lands, which have been furveyed
in iaid territory, to be offered tor fale:
Therefore, l, JAMES MONROE, pref :
dent of the United States, doahereby de
declare and make known, that public fales
for the difpofal (agreeably to law of GER
tain lands in the Mif1ouri, 'fhall be held in
Rrankiin, In faid territory, viz:
On the'firit Monday in January next for
the tale of
Townships No. 46 to 5s3
ioslnsiGe S. and fF'e''l i" range 10
4sto SO 81 90
frsctl township 5S ~
IS to SO 81, 90, ss
On the fiht Monday in March next, for
Townships 4S to SIS inc. in ranges "a & e5
d. to so &c & OF
And on the frft Monday in May next,
for the fale Of
Townships 81 to Sd inc. in ranges H.sS IL
81 to56 IS
So to So l4&15
excepting the lands which have been, or
may be, relerved by law, for the fupport
of ichools and for other purpofes.
Each fale fhall continue as long as may
be neceGary to offer the lands for fale, and
no longer, and the lands lhall be offered in
regular: numrfcal order.
Givenuuder my hand, at the city of Wafh
ington, this i3th day of July. one thou
fandcight hundred and eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
By the Prefdent: 7. MEIGS,
Commifiioner of the General Land Office.
iulv a.. IawMy
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS



n AN AWAY from the subscriber
EA, on the 18th inst bright nulatto
man, named TOWNSEND, and calls him
felt TOWNSEND DApe, s feet oEe inch
es high, trait and well made, II years of
age, no fears in his face, but his hands are
comfortably fcarified. Had on, when he
clipped, a black linfy roundabout, home
made linen pantaloons, and a fur hat much
worn-he took with him long green cloth
lurtout, Il pair of brown cloth pantaloons,
and white waiffcoat with blue glafs but.
tons, fur hat nearly new, red bonn
bazet waifcoat on which is blue gals but
ytons, and blue cloth coat about half
worn. He is a fmooth. tongued artful fell
low, and will, no doubt, endeavcr to pats
for free man. He is we'll known in A
iexandria and its neighborhood, and will
probably try to take fhipping. Fifty dol
lars will be given for his apprehension and
commitment to Jail in the fate Of Virginia
-or diftrict Of Columbia, and the ABOVE re-
ward, if taken at greater Giffance.
All matters OF vefiels and others are cau-
toned againff carrying Kim off; as the ut
mott rigor Of the law will be enforced
gaihG them for 10 doing. All reafonabIe
cxpences will be paid for bringing him
home to the fublcriber, in Fairfax county,
near Wiiey's tavern, on'the Lceibnrg road
fept. al. DANL. MCCARTHY
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FOR SALE.

ENHE Subscriber offers for sale, that
6 elegant and we'll situated country
place on Stump Hill, containing about II
acres of Land, fituated on the Little River
turnpike road, about two miles from Alex
andria, adjoining the property of James L.
MKenna, Efq.
kvsvs There are on the premifesa good
EE dwelling and other neceGary out
Via houfes, with an excellent garden,
Etfrrit trees, &c. Further dcfcrip
ton is unnecenary, as thofe who are difpo-
fed to purchale will view the premIfcs.-
Terms of payment will be accommodating
For further particulars apply to
july 81. LOUIS BEELER.
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Navy Commissioners office.

E1 December 19, 1918.
8 He Board of Navv Commissioners
will receive TIL the roth day of January
next, propolaIs TO furnifla the following
deicribed timber, TO be delivered at the ma
Wy yard at Wilmington City, viz
length. sided. moulded.
a pies white OAK, 3 o: so fl. ,o;,
of4s #. 10 IN a4m
pie'swhite oak, Of go it, I
iSO,25O feet of yellow pine plank, 9 to
d inches thick, 45 feet long. ~
2sS,950 feet of oak plank, 4 to - in.
ches thick, to average 45 feet in length.
but none to be less than S5 feet.
4S4 root knees. sided to 1O5 inches,
arm 4 feet to 5 feet 6 inches, body 5. TOT
feet 6 inches
10000 locust treenaiIs, to follow "a n
to / So inch augur, and "a to SO inches
long.
sided. 'snouldeti. length.
Ia3 beams, to IS in.Io 70 sin. alto 46ft
40 ledgeS,,a to IS I3 to 20 zsto q,
pieces IL 40 co
opieces IL tom 3auare az
yellow pine, free of Zap and other defects.
80 pieces l6 to AZ fquare 3o-to so,
oak, either finere or.round.
$4,000 superficial feet OF clear white
pine, to Q inches thick
4,5eo superficial feet of as6, / to Il
inches thick
Persons engaging to furnish any part
OF this timber must have the trees either
telled or girdied by or before the 1st OF
March.
Proposals to be scaled, and on the back
a note of what is proposed.
JOHN RODGERS.
President of the Navy Board.
~" 10 be inserted in the Alexandria
Herald, Norfolk Herald, and Baltimore
alrlot. dec. %.
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A member of certain Legislature mo.
sTed for leave to bring in bill, for extend
{ ing the POWERS of Justices of the Peace
Another requested as previous motion,
+, shat statute might be passed to erfenu
3 fheir eahaejties.
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THE sUBSCRIBER

"1SHES to let on ground rent for.
w ever, with the privilege Of buying
out to fuit the taker, Building Lots on
St Afaph, Royal, airfax, Water, Union,
Gibbon, Wilkes, Jefferfon and Green. ITS.
april L. RICHARD LIBBY.
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MDhYDMW9o

ME Subscriber respectfully con-
IL graduates his friends and the public
in general, on the approach of the Chrif-
mas holidays, and begs leave to inform
them that his fore will re open, and be
brilliantly ILLUMINATED at that me
morable time /; and he has endeavered to
adorn his fancy and confectionery fore as
well as his prefent circumstances will per-
nit. At the requeft Of MANY of his pat
rons, he will, for the fecohd time, have a
Representation Of the
MANGER of BETHLEHEM
Or, the Birth Of the Redeemfr.
THE GENIUS OF LIBERTY,
Sword in hand in defence of the American
flag. The ffatue of
HENRY ". OF FR.A.N'CE,
on:Horfeb ackon the new bridge of Paris.
The whole to be illuminated, for the firft
time ION TUESDAY EVENING, the lad IN
/ ffant, and continue 70 every evening during
the holydays. Thofe who may honor him
with their preience on the occaGon, will
pleafe to take notice that they will find a
general adortment Confectionery, Cor
dials, Raifins, Almonds, Palm Nuts, Eng
lifh Walnuts, Filberts, beff bottled HC-
INEY, etc. etc. together with his
| FANCY e PERFUlNERY GOODS.
and new aGortment of elegant and cheap
Toys. The iubfcriber f1atters 'iimfelf
that by his endeavors to pleafe, Sin canfi.
deration of his late misfortune, he will be
entitled to fhare of patronage from pc
| nervous public.
JOSEPH BOISEAU.
| On Royal-st. doors a6oue the Herald
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TO LET.

THAT vey large and convenien,
Il Warehouse, on King street, near the
ffere occupied by the fubfcribers. Imme-
date poIetlion can be had. If not rented
by the 6rft of November next, Goods will
be received on forage. For terms, which
will be moderate, apply to
ROBT. 81 JAS. VAUDEVILLE.
;Hnr ;,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-04

Laws of the District of Columbia.
Inshe prefs and will fhortly be publifhed,
By DAVIS G FORCE,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
ga COMPLETE CODE OF LAWS
FOR THE
DISTRICT OF COL UllIBLA."
With copious Index, prepared and re-
ported by the hon chief jultice CRANcH,
to the congrefs of the United States, for
their lanetion; agreeably to the provi
fons OF the act OF the aeti1 April, 1876.
entitled can act authorizing the judges Of
the circBit court, and he attorney for
the difriet Of Columbia, to prepare a
code OF jurisprudence for the faid dis
;triet"
The laws by which this district is now
governed, can only be found by refer
ence to ihe.numerous volumes containing
those Of the United States, Of the states
of Virginia and Maryland, and of Eng
5land--therefore, the acquisition of this
code (Which will comprise the whole in
one vo;ume) must be considered as of
the first Importance, by all magistrates,
gentlemen offthe bar, and citizens in ge
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.
1" Gentlemen who wish to be sup
piled, will please to leave their names
at this Office. dec 7
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TWENTY DOLLARS
REWHRD.

N Strayed or nolen on the
fkS night Of the 9Th inf. a bright
efR Bay HorIe, rifng five years
s.AlsV,g h old. "a hands high; mark
cd with the coIl1r near the 6ioulders, far
on the right Of his forehead, PAGES and
trots tolerabie we'll. II taken in the coun-
~ will give FIVE dollars, and the above
reward if takeu out Of the county & bro't
home. dec IONA. HEATON.
Near Hillsborough, Londonn County,
Virginia.
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TO LIT.
TO LET.

hus A large and commodious dwell
G ling houfe, with good kitchen,
Ia fmokehouie, and large garden
ET-EE.4 attached, on Henry ftreet, in COM
plete order-calculated to accom- modate a
genteel family. Pofief[ion given zsth Oc-
tober. Enquire Of
oct IL tt JENNA MUTT.
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BOoK-BTNDING

ME subscribers respectfully inform
IL their friends and the pnblic, that
they have commenced the BOOK BIND
ING q STATIONARY BUSINESS, on
the fouth fidc of King, between Fairfax q
Royal ftreets-where they offer for fale, a
imall aiiortment of Stationary, and va :
''e'' Of BLAME BOORS,
of every kind all of which are made Of
the beft materials, and will be difpofed of
on the mot Reasonable terms.
Orders from Banks and other public of
fees from merchants and country deal
ers, VIII be thankfully received, and meet
with due attentian and pun6tualitv.
JAMES & ARCHIBAED DOUGLASS
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Aeu& The premifes on the fouth eaft
+" corner Of King AMI Henry ftreets,
@IaS containing two good dwelling hou-
|-S.4fes, with flores neatly fitted up for
buf1ncis. ALSO,
Hs The brick fore and.houfc, near
" the former, lately in the poGeNion
Hsas of Dennis M. 'Lyles, Efq. for
lwhofe 'tinne'therein, the 9TH Feb.
next, 1t may be rented.
Allthe above property would be fold
upon liberal credit. the payments being
fecured. Enquire of
Vaudeville g. ,LARMOUR.
fept rs.
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CHRISTMAS.

This day the anniversary of the Sa-
Hours Birth, again greets the Christian
world. 1t comes to remind us of that sa-
cred era, which the holy Jesus hallowed
by his-advent to our earth, and his assump-
zion Of our nature. The calendar of the
saints registers no epoch so dear to me
mory. History records no event so mo-
mentions to man. Through the long vista
of 1900 years, the eye of faith still sees
the unfadcd radiance of that haicyon
morning, whose orient beams were the
first dawnings of an immortal day, and
over which the lapse Of ages has thrown
no obscurity. Il was an era, which time
can Dever blet from the recollections OF
man which eternity cannot expunge
from the archives Of heaven. Then it
was, shat the great scene Of redemption
opened, and the stupendous scheme OF
mercy, projected in the sublime councils
of heaven, began to deyelope. Then the
great prophecy Of ages was turned into
history, ana the Shiloh Of early promise
stood revealed. Then were promulged
those "glad tidings of great Joys" which
first cheered to eestacy the shepherds of
Bethlehem, and which were soon to be
published to all people" Then the
morning stars were attuned TO melody,
and the arches Of heaven rang with the
bosannas of angels. Vain were the at
tempt to portray the glories of that au.
spicious day, which filed the earth with
shouts of lubiiation,. and lighted up new
lustre in the skies The pens, the
tongues, the: language OF mortals are i'm
potent in the effort.
Eloquence may array all its troops and
figures the muse may combine. all her
imagery, and soar on her sublimcst wing /;
and, without the promptiDgs of iDspira-
zion, leave the lofty theme all untold.
Salem Gazette.
a woman whose ruling passion is not
:. s.,,,orsor fS, aov man nf pnuaI IA
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ORPHANS, COuRT

Alexandria County, December Term, 1918.
RDERED, that the executor Of Geo.
" A. Thornton, deceased, DO insert
the uflIal notice to debtors and creditors,
three times week for four weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers. A copy. Pef.
A. MOORE, Regiller ofwills.
This is to give notice, That the fublcri-
Der, of Wilmington county, in the diRri6t
of Columbia, has obtained from the or
phans' court of Alexandria county, letters
teltamentary on the eItate Of DIR. GRoReE
A. THoRNToN, late of the county, ilaft
aforefaid, deceafed: all perfons having
claims againft the laid decedent aresherebv
warned to exhibit the fame with the vouch.
ers thereof, to the fubfcriber, paGed by
the orphans court, on or before the 10Th
day Of June next, OF they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit to faid eftate--anil
thofe indebted thereto are required TO make
immediate payment. Given under ma
hand this 10Th day of December, 1873.
STUART @. THORNTON
Executor efGeorge A .Thornton, dee
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FROM THE N. YORK COLUMBIAN.
EPIGRAM.

To a Lady zyith an ertosed bosom, zvh
zvore a Key 90 Proaeh.
Qnoth wild wag, "It seems to me
Quite odd!--Do stop and mind 1T:
To lock the door, and hang the key
Where every foei may find it,"
esHush 4" was the answer--'tisa joke,
You know it by this token
Nc soul can want the key-for, leok
The door is left wide openi"
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TO LET.

THE House lately occupiedby Ri
j chard Windsor. Also,
The one lately occupied by H. II. Nc
Pherfon, and poffefiion given the 9Th July
next.
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Mediterranean
1000 blue cloth jackets \ Such as
1900 do drawers are re-
1000 white flannel shirts quired
1900 do trowsers by the
1000 pair of yarn stockings rcguIa-
1000 black handkerchiefs tons of
1000 duck frocks thenavy
1000 do trousers
800 do banyans r Ameri-
400 pea jackets can ma
5000 pair OF Shoes nufac-
1000 red cloth vests t,ire will
800 mattresses, moss or.cat- be pre-
tail fcrred.
1000 blankets
1900 hats
10,40O lbs. bohea tea
$4,000 lbs. brown sugar
41,600 lbs. of rice &c rood ,,,,,;,v
Coz bushels peas - 81"
1900 gallons West India molasses
10000 lbs. good twist tobacco.
To be delivered at Gibraltar on or be-
fore the LIST day Of May next, and to be
there inspected and received by such off,
cor or agent as the commanding officer Of
the squadron may direct.
The amount of any 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
Persons disposed to offer for any of the
above articles, will be 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 till the 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 simiarto
the following, viz. " Proposals 10 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-
mation that nav be required on the sub
ject Of this advertisement.
JOHN RODGERS,
President ofthe Navy Board
TO be inserted in the Boston Patriot
New-York National Advocate, Philadel
phia Democratic Press, Baltimore Patri
OF, Alexandra Herald, and Norfolk He
| raid. dec 2e
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Navy Commissioners Office,

DccfMbcT TO, 1915.
The Board of Navy Commissioners
will receive, until the lst day of Febru-
airy next, proposals for furnishing, for the
use of the United States squadron in the
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TO LET.

To LEI,
THE fore houfe lately occupied by the
s"fubfcriber, in Prince II. one door weft
OF Union 6reet. Immediate pofTefiion will
be given.
fept az. SANL. WARD,
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"D----
HOUSES AND LANDS,
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET.

THE Brick Dwelling Houfe on Duk
to the eaff of Wet ffreet, with GU
houies. Applyto ROBERT YOUNG
march IS.
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And for Sale OF to Let,

The Blackfmith's Shop, at the corner of
Cameron and Union ftreets This fhop is
fitted up equal, if not hyperion, to any in
town. JAMES SANDBRSON,
July IT.
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Ship Chandlery of every description
Medicines. Hospital Stores, sc.
To be delivered upon the acquisitions
OF the respective commandants of the Ma
Wy Yards at Portsmouth, N. III. Boston,
New Yofk, Philadelphia, Washington,
and Norfolk.
When any Of the above articles shall
be wanted the commandant of the Yard
wanting them will give due notice.
The articles to be paid for on delivery
by the Navy Agent, upon the receipt OF
the respective store keepers, and the GER
tihcate of the commandant.
Persons disposed to offer, Will please
to do Sc in writing, mentioning particular
ly their terms, and sending samples,
where they can. No offer for quantity
OF any article less than will be sufficient
to supply one station, will be received,
Asst 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 10 make memorandum
on the back of their letters of the articles
offered, in the following form "Propo.
sails to furnish made under the
Navy Commissioners advertisement oil
18th December, 1873"
Pattern suits of the clothing will be de.
posted with the commandants Of the res
pective Navy Yards, Tho will furnish to
persons disposedto contract any informa-
ton that may be required on;the subject
of this advertisement.
JOHN RODGERS,
President ofthe Navy Board
E@ 10 be published in the Boston Pa.
triot, NewYork National Advocate, Phi
ladelphia Democratic Press, Baltimore
Patriot, Alexandria Herald, and Norfolk
Herald. Dec %
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BLAME BOOKS.
BOOK BINDING. etc.


NNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in
n forms his friends and former Gus
toners that he has recommended the Bosk
Binding and Stationer's bufnels. next door
to Royal, fonth fide of King ftreets, and is
prepared to execute any orders in the book
binding line, with which he may be favored
He is alto fupPlicd with fmall aifort-
ment of
ST.ATTO.N.4RY,
competed Of articles in demand, and par
ticularly invites the attention Of juvenile
cutomers to articles ufed in fchools, fuch
as cyphering and copy books, etc. which
are made Of the beft materials that can be
procured. and at the uGual prices. Orders
from banks or public Offices for
BLANC .HCCOUN TBOOHS
of every Description, can be executed in a
fyle of ftrength and elegance equal to any
in the u. States. ROBERT GRAY
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WTsCFT.LANY.
FROM THE BOSTON RECORDER.
WINTER.


WINTER.
The chilling tyrant of the frozen role,
with march majestic, and with frown &c.
we're,
Resumes the sceptre Of his stern CONTROL,
Andrules the season of the waning year.
Yet tim not shrink from his austere ap-
proach,
Or fearful. tremble at his gloomy frown,
The mighty Power that hath ordain'd him
such,
Can strip the tyrant of his icy crown.
III meet his frowns upon the stormy shore,
And hail his triumph DER the surging
main,
esTbese's music in the oceans ccaseless
roar"
And natures volume is not spread in vain.
Yes Winter, with his train of storms,
prize,
The stern negociator Heaven sends,
To knit more closely those endearing ties,
Which bind us to our fire sides, home and
friends.
Let I'alv's voluptunus sons despise,
The sterner blessings which our children
share,
e And boast TIL unrivaI!'d brilliance Of their
skies,
Or winning softness of their summer air;
boast the rigors of my parent cline,
Where thrive the manly virtues of the
soul,
Where proffer's power is yetunstain'd Ivy
crime
And native freedom spurns a base con'roli.
Br4dgevafcr, .Nov. 6, 1918.
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a woman whose ruling passion is not
vanity, is superior to any man ofequal ia
'culdes.
Self.will is s'o,ardent and active, that
it i'll break W, 1rld to pieces, to make
q stool to sit on.
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JOHN RODGERS,

President ofthe Navy Board
To be inserted in the Boston Patriot
New-York National Advocate, Philadel
phia Democratic Press, Baltimore patri
OF, Alexandra Herald, and Norfolk He
raid. dec 9e
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Navy Commissioners Office,
December l8, 1918.

December 10, 1918.
TTNHF Board of Navy Commissioners
vii! 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.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-04
BY the President of the u. States.

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