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NEW GOODS.
HARVET SESSIONS,


LAS just received. good assortment Of Goods.
\ suitable TO the sesscn-which lc offers at q
small advance from the oost-vix-
London black and blue Drosdcloths and Cassi.
mercs co fancy coiors do, 81 biack Dombasins
58 black aud eoivred do; Nankin and Canton Grapes
India black and coiored Levsntines Grape shawis
Grape long sbswis English Cashmere long shawls
Cashmere shaw's flag and black silk Hdkts fancy
silk do, Csuze do, white and black slk GAuxe,
black. white and plaid Lutstrngs, PsrAsois cheap
garniture and plain Ribbons Meriao sliawis; do
iidkis; black, white and coored IadiA silk shAw,s
black aud colored India sstins silk vestngs, blue
and yellow Nsnkins Purnitares AID Coppcrplz,es
cheap Calicoes Bombszets furniture and common
Dimoty q : Add Ga Cotton Csmbricks, JscoDet do !,
~ and 64 sheer MusIis India, A'u'l and Book do,
Muslin and Leno Hdkfs, with borders; a 4 Linens
sud long lawns, Linen Cambria Hdkfs Feather
fsns--slrped and white Nans-mixcd Cambiets for
co.u and pantaIoons-bleached and unblescied A.
meriesp Co',ens, great varicty-piaids s1d stripe,
--t,edtieks &c. &c &c July ~
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Important f'Om South Hu,eyica.
An a''ivsl from Cusracso i,sorms, that the
Spanish Royalis,s, under Gen. Morales, had
been totally defeated by the Columbian army,
under Geo. PaeE, ut Birgirem1 sod that
Morales had since died Of his wounds--l6.
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DRY GOODS
- - - %
) ! l | !

THAMES-STREET.
S7EPWkN II. CAHOOWE,
r As just received and now offers for sale as cheap
as csnbe purchased IN town, all excessive US.
sortmeRt Of English, French and India Goods--,il-
BhlIISH GOODS
Blue, black aud mixed superfne Drosdcloths
DO do do do Csssimeres
Cotton Cambrichs and Jaconet Mushns
striped, checked and corded, do
Linen Cambricks
Linen Cambrick Hdkfs
Imitation do Ito
Wh,e and striped Jeans
Fancy Nes,ings. Naientis, 10
Mixed Observation-Disclosures, white and corded Drhngs
1'3 and IA Irish Linens-black and brown do
Csmbrick and common DIHtes
GinSham hobes--stripcd and plaid GinGhams
furni:ure patches-two blues striped Calicoes
Light London and Manchester prints
brown, green ami yellow Cslicocs
Womens' white and coorcd cotton Hose
Mems DO do do and half Hose
DO do do Worsted do
womens' do do do do
IA aud .sChintz shswls--9A Aisrino do
Printed CsSsifnrre do
White. green. yellow and rcd E!anncis
Cotton and worsteL Braces
silk and cotton Umbrellas
Mixed and bundle London pins
Cotton Ferretls and cotton Threads
.Droidering Cotton
ihreaI ball do ~ boxes
.o,onaon piiid.-pearl shirt Buttons
rag ii.ikf, for gen,itmeos' era ,,,
White and Cured cotton cambfick 60
) ! and 44 foe shrting Cotton.
Light o'uc and pu,k Zephrys.
Green aud hSursd ssrcenels.
F2EACH GOOD2
Elegant "a and A Nierno khswls
DO red aud ~lii,e idkis-- rough, lnd;spcasables
Oh prenia shawls-fa,cy si;k Hdkls
back. white and green Grapes
Lsvantines. tlorcnces and ,attins
Plain and fringci paided Ribbons
Fancy Rbbons--liACk Galioons--Kid Glove
Ladies black and wb,e SILK Hose
DO do do Gloves
Chncla Cords--I!oos and Eyes
Pain aud figured siik Lace
Striped and corded MarceIlina- Merino Fringe
India GOODS.
Black sarcenets and synchsws
Black, white aud colored Canton Grapes
Black Nankia Grape Dresses--Biack silk Hdkfs
Canton CambIets-- Black -iid colorcd sewing silk
Flag and DarjInna iidkis-S;ripcd Seersutkcrs.
.fLSO,
"a American shee,ngs
Sd do oieAched and unbleache do--S.s stripes
Brown and pleaehed Russia slectings
"a and ~ American Chcx
Sattihe,s, Woolcneits, &c. May 20.
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1OU.S HANCOCK.

d DIring the siege al Boston, Gen. Washing.
soa consulted Co1gr SIS upon the psopne,y Of
homba'ding the town Of Boston. MIR. lIan.
cock was then presiden, Of Congress- Alter
Ten. Washington's letter was read, q solemn
sl.snce ensued. This was broken By a mem-
b.r making motion that the iIou.e should
resolve itself into committee Of the whole
in order ,ha, MIR. HancosS might give his o.
pinion upon the important subject, q. he was
deeply inIeieNed from basing ell hi. estate
in Boslon. ar sc he left the chair, he ad.
dressed the chairman ofth. committee of the
whole in the following words. "It 10 true
Sir, nearly oil the property ] have in the
wor.d IL in houses and otasr real estate in the
,own OF J,slun; but il The expulsion Of the
Drlish army fop II, and the loe',ies Of our
county require their being burnt to sshes--
..sne ihs orders for tia! hurhass iass. .ia.sly 2"
.1hJe tre~rving dress has been recently
esbibued N Bsitimo'e with success. II con.
sists only Of ooc piece, which requir.s a,ou,
bali minute et;hsr u pd, o. or 10 take
CT.
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On Saturday evening last, Ma,5one Briggs,
. man OF great oo,orie,y in the Massachusetts
Courts, was arresied inlhis town, foe pas siog
counterfeit back notes. lis had offered seve.
tai counterfeit bills to respectable grocer u,
Inc west end Of the town, which being recog-
n;sed US spurious, nc made payment in gen.
tine bill lie was followed into town, snd
detected in passing one Of the notes which he
had previously o!ie,ed, was tAhen bsiore Jus
ices Branch and D1rrance, and tally commit
led Tor uisl. On examination Of his per son,
about segen;y dollars in counts. felt mons Y
were found On him--one ten dLllar bill Of
Merchants, one 5 Of Exchange Bank, Proyi.
dence--.fve SIS Of Kent Bank, 10 Coventry,
aud one Of Washington Bank --one 10 Of
Middctown Back (Conn.) Two IS Of New.
Loadon--one 5, 5,'united States Dank a, Phi.
iadeiphs-seversi one dollar bills oil Frank.
lin Bank, city Of New.York, extremely we'll
cxecu.ed--iwo ones Of Morlistown Bank,
IN. J.) About 100 dollars in good Nancy
veie slso found ia his possession.
Prevalence JJaynoI.
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Ten drops Of essential oa OF lavender, Gs.
trihuted about bod, will dive away bugs or
ileas
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SesAag ar very reaueed prices, az
X. p. LEES.

IL. 4, LEES.
CUPERFiNE sud common blue and black Broad.
- cloths Cassimeres, fashionable Pelise Cloths
plain and figured Engiish Flaoneis, Calicocs, va.
neiy' nerino Shaws and Iidkfs imitation, ditto /,
hook aad lcno Muslins book muslin Hdkfs, super
black silk. do, bali acd wire Thread best Italian
sewing silk horn, shell and ivory Combs black
and colored Grapes; black, green and white Italian
Crapes BombaEetts, very cheap 3ombs zeens; Va.
Icncis Nestings; linen Cambrics long Lawns null
and jAccoet Musiins Cotton Canbrics, DiCaities
striped Jeans, Hosiery, great variety cheap irish
Linens shirtngs and sheetngs; knitting Coi,ons [.
cotton Floss.
The above articles, with great variety not men.
toned, viii be said much lower than before of.
fered. Those who wish TO clothc themselves cksab,
viii DO well 10 call at
No. ll4, 7hamessSl.
Newport, sept. II.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Hrig Nicholas Felix, Calvert, Providence
Sloop Roebuck, Crandali iIoston.
CLE.iRED,
Soons Orion, B.iano. Dux5ury Roebuct, Gran.
dali, Providence.
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FOR SALE.
A BOUT ID acres of land, with q
I n dwelling house, aud good well OF wNer ,i,u-
a,ed in the town of Portsmouth, about seven miles
from Newport. lying on tlIe wesl read. Any p,non
disposed TO I,archase. my know The terms which
viii bc reasonable, BY calling on the subscriber.
JOHN PETERSON.
Portsmouth. Srpt 4 1872
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NOTICE.

THOSE Creditors r ebern CSyy,sAnH 81 Cs.
WIN have NOT presented their C. ~, 20 the As.
sgnec'. sre rcquested 10 prcscn, them Immediately,
as dividend OF said estate will shortly be ns de-
JONATHAN Z. ALMY.
GEOLGE LNCS, ""S"e'
kcWbCrf. a
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ANN BROWN,

No. So, bread. street,
INFORMS tic IaGies aud gentlemen Of this town
4 and vicinity, that SHE ~htebs .,.d presses Leg
horn Hats and Bonucts, ia ILe be. -. 20
essonab'c terms. AM y,
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From lies Register.

NiR. BRAUAM Ii s ,cpoTted that this
Stage songs'er Is about to honor Us, by leaving
Eog'aod 10 sing tor Us sne year Tor The h,od.
eta'c sum ol jor!y thousand dollars. The cd.
Tsots vi the National In,eliigencer, noticing
this olaue', have observed, =. we shsli be glad
10 hear what our friend Niles will say TO this
ioiiy." All hat is ncediul TO say is easily
ssid--" f'isnd Mics" pays nothing, 10 Log.
land ioF bis coats, and will not pay any thing
30 transient 'Engiishmen for Sangs--,hough
pleased to hear good music on righ,ful occa.
afoos and reasonable terms. Yet the maoa.
se's OF our theatres may make money by ex.
posing this musical bipsd to the public and
psfsous will spend 10 or 90 dollars TO hear
linn, who have defraudedSihcir hunest credit.
ors out OF scores ofihousand., or sufT:s Them.
selves 10 be Guwned by those who suppIy
them with milk for their coffee anG tea. 1, is
even yet the .(ishion rather 10 be extravacan
than to be honest, though the state OF society
IS evidently improving more psshap. CT ~.
eessi'y than inClinaion.
ANOTHER LAMBERT Thsre is a gentle.
man living IN the town of Center ha,to our, IN
The State Of n. II. Mr. Caleb Towle, wealthy
'anl, respectable farmer, whose hcisht is s fec;
~ 'ncbes, Siflh teet, and weigh, SIS
ponds. lie Is obliged TO use second cnall
t'r The mote bulky part O! his fca.ne.
l.ss-r Kec!s!er.
Extraordinary incyeaS--Mr. Jrhn oum
Con, butchsr, oil Oakhsa,, "a. q we &c
yeanea tIo e4 oi Janu- ....
and d Oh the I'd Of Jui,
ho &c eve yeaned three more lam3..
which arc with the dam, doing we'll, and may
be seen sny day. Nir S.mson has thus I'D
Ssc la0bs ia siX months l,o.0 one eve.
Stanford .Nt5ss.
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NEW GOODS.
TOHI z. MELVlON

HAS just RECEIVED.
& EVEN bundled yard, American nm.
~ bleached sheeiirys; 500 ditto b.cached shirt.
,nS'; Canton Grapes super black Lcyan,incs
black sarsne;s; Calicoes iarni'ure ditio; Sal,i.
nets, Russia Diapers. British shrtings; Gloves.
aud Hosiery G.rniture and other Riopons SIN
echaws. black Bombazctts; white figured ditto
book Muslins; plain and boriered CASHMERE
Shawls, Sc sc. .ep,:iS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-06
Notice

HEREBY forwarn all persons from ira
D ulng Tor or taking two bonds, one given TO
,.g Neales Tor about seventy dollars the
sslef 10 hugh Neales for about the same
snoun' aud believe dated she both of No,
o.ni, 1871, upon each OF which Isaac n.
~ me security.-Aiso Que other bond for
da' e'y OF one hundred dollars, executed afew
No 'I'Ft' TO one or both of tie above N,'ale,'
sr rsn "hlch Hi d. Gilmore is the security
or fs a.. peeame due the latter part OF ir5raary
f.a mst OIL March last.--Tbe above bonds were
NM S9u'ehtiy produced H., said Neules', aud
''i 9iiAea not ~ pay any part Of ',m
August 2. 49, .-i's' ~
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4 IN Saturday week, which Is the hrst satur
~ day IN September, at O'Clock T.. NJ. a.
the Methodist N'eeting House, will be held the
inst constitutional meeting OF the Lynchburg
Society to promote the tauration oflhe poor
he appointment OF Trustees, the selection Of
Teacners, the disposition OF the funds oil the So
c'ttv' and other 'mpo tanl subjects, viii occupy
The atleal'on Of the meeting.--t l. therefore dc.
sraoie' that The friends " the pan should assem-.
bic IN as large numbers as to-sihle.
THOMAS Il. HOLCoMBE, Secy.
August 80. tzS1
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i34561 8 0 and H., in

Laeh sale will commence with the lowest
Auiaher oi section, township and range, and
proceed III regular numerical order.
lhe lands reserved by law for the Use of
.,loois' OF Tor other purposes, viii De re5erv-
siiron sale
'iVen under my hand, at the city of Wash.
AS'oh, tbs 10th day of March, ls22
JAMES MONROE.
W the President
Josiah MEIGs,
alOrch ~ Ent4N
:, EP Printers who publish the laws Of the
en'ed States viii publish the above once II
week till the first Monday in November next,
ana and send their accounts (rccepieo) to the GEN
eFai Land Once.
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.Ilessrs. Richard Buris & .Natthep Burks,
"a. iRS-As you have left this State in
, , hasie, not aflording me time to e>ccntq
notices upon YOU, you ore hereby notified that
at Samuel GarIands office in Lynchburg, on
the 2oth aud 2lst days OF September next.
and AT Amherst courthouse on the ODD. oath.
and 18th days of the same month, and at my
house in Amherst county, on the lth and OH
day OF October next shall Proceed 10 take
suhdry aAidasitS, 10 be read on the trial of my
injunction now depending ia the chancery
Court Tor the Lynchbnrg District, against YOU
and Mir, Reuben Norvell-ullen and where
you may attend in person or by agent.
Your obcdirat servant.
THOMAS COLEMAN
Amherst, Aug. %. : u15D
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Henry N Ann J. Morris.


Junior Cia,s .i--speliing, Reading and Wri
tiRg--Slo perSession OF Months.
.'aaior Class Autobiography. Reading, " ii
ting and plain NedIework-2l2 per de.
.Mdd'e Ctass--Reading. Writing, Alithme.
tic, Grammar, and the elements of Gcogra.
phy-sl5 per do.
first Glass .3-English Grammar Geogra-
ply by Mapping, the use Of the Globes, liisto-
ry' Penmoash'p' Arithmetic, ana ornamental
Needlewofh-$ls per do.
Flfd Class B-Higher branches Bellies
Letires, comprchending English Grammar in
all its parts, Blairs Rhetoric, aud Epistolary
composition; Geography, Ancient & modern
Mapping; Astronomy with the use of the
Globes; History, including Chronology; Ro-
tany; Natural History the elements OF IA.
tural Philosophy, Chymislry ~c Sls per DO.
French Language.-Sl5 per Do.
Dfamiag and Paioijng.--l2 per Do
.Nas'cF fPtano Forte per Do or so
cents per lesson.
August 18th 1872
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State AlotteYy.

In pursuance 81 an act oi the legislature OF Ma.
rJland, the undersigned begs leave respectfully
to .xp,ess ms highseuse OF the very Distinguish
ed pati onage te"ards his office in the lfst sch.me
aud by which he was enabled to expedite cont
pete the drawing in an unprecedented short
time.
knowing the wishes OF adventures in favour
oi speedy result OF investments, the present
scheme Is so arranged that tie whole will be
completed IN
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Soid A.ocket,

"th the initials Of v. +. and T.. T. p. ana
wrote on II, sacred remenibrance--Nvh,evr
may have iound it, viii be literally rewarded Ey
u"l'ei ms II to Sii. Sauaei iiIarsf0rd OF .yneh
Lur5.
August Q ga
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e. oh T. ~ $
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
LII lInrkeL NLrecL RnLLimnro

ia, .narket Street, baltimore.
u Where in the present lottery the s 5000
prize was sold, and the y 10000 prize paid in
cash the moment the ticket was presented, and
Where IN the late Monument lotteries have
been obtained the great capitals of . 10000,
IN ShAREo) 10000, of 2o,60O, 3 Of 10, oG0,,
&C. &c.
u Orders from any part Of the L. staies,
post paid, enclosing he cash or prize tickets
"i'l meet the same prompt attention, as IS on
personal application, addressed 10
j. |. C0IlEE, Jr.
Sec'g 10 Tie Managers, Baltimore
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SCllENE n THE
5 L A Z T. % TT Il Il Y

$4,000 Tickets at s. ID l27.5O0 Dollars.
NOT THO BLANKS TO \ PRIXE.
pen cent. payable 90 days after the coupIet on.
All the pres to be floating from the com.
mencemcnt ofthe drawing, exccpt,he following,
which viii be deposited III the wheels at d finite
peri. DIS, viz:
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TRUSTEES

Hon. WILLIAM DANIEL, President.
VIM. !. Lewis Esq. CHS. Dabnes Esq.
VIM. Warwick Esq. Doctr. Howtl Davis.
Hon. George Fucker, Nm. VI. Rives ESQ.
Chlst. Anthony Esq. Nm. hadiod Esq.
Doctr 1ohn |. Cabcll Rev. q. Charlton. 1
ke'd. john Early, R.PoIlard Esp Secy.
pRI\I'ID 80
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TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This, added to its compm alive brlllianey, Will
no doubt causeth sale OF tiekets soon to just.
fy the announcement oithe d,aw,ng.
In this Lottery, as in ,he last adventures cat
receive the cash for prizes sold Al
COHEN'S OFFICE,
The m 1n.ht thsy 81, c drawn, ana the drawings,
as III torner scueme, VII be coadu,ted NJ
de- tne supefmendenee OF the Commissioners
ippoirtea by the Governor ana Council
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Lynchburs Female Academy.

, hiiI next session of this Seminary will
commence on Monday the ylh ol SEP
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Notice.

J oST-on Monday evening the 9Th inst. be.
AZ tween MI Samuel aransiotd's < Messis.
Victor * Williams. "A large
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In der to finish this lottery with the most
practicable despatch, the prizes only will be
d a~n-this arrangement will enable the Com
mi s,one's 10 complete the scheme IN TEN
DRAWINGS ONLY.
JAMES L. HiWkINS,
NA]HL. f, WILLIAMS, Com rs
JAMES Il. RlNGGOLD.
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ColIEN's OFFICE,

bdHWOFt, JhIy ~ We.
u IN announcing 10 his friends and the pub
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Tickets, in the greatest variety of numbers,
are now leady for ssie, at tie on ii.ai rate OF
Eight Dollars and Fifty Ccnts each, at
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mo. $500.
Land to Rent.

fgSHE subscriber wishing to live less
4 irksome life, by relieving himself OF
some OF histemporal cares, is desrous to
farm out, or lei on rent for one or more
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A. C.. CAZENOVE e. Co.
HAVE received by the ship Boston, from
Ill Liverpool, an excellent assortment of
BRITISH FALL GOODS,
which are tor sale on the most reasonable
terms-with a large stock of
american, india, and Faro
pean Dry Goods,
BY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE. ALSO,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine
Holland and American gin
Jamaica and n. E Rum
Whlskey, some very old
Havana and St Croix sugar
LIST and Cd quality loaf do
Bordeaux oil, Dupont's gunpowder
Cut nails and brads, 8 to Add
Swedes iron. hoop do. all sizes
Baltimore window glass
Spermaceti and mould candles
American and Windsor soap
Hyson, young dyson andgunpowder tea
Prime Alabama cotton
DenDohns of cordial
Manufactured tobacco
Spanish segars, &c. &c.
aug 81 Il
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William Fowle j. Co.
FAVE landing from slsop William,
Il capt. M'Lellan,
SO bolts superior quality Russia duck
SO do ravens do
I2 bids retailing molasses
.and for sale on board SAID s'sop, at
Central Suharf,
loco bushels Potatoes oct 12
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Oysters. &c. &c.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty Dollars Reward,
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living
IN in Nsnjsmoy. Charles cornty, Ma
ryland. on the 9TH of last month, a black
man BY The name OF
SPENCER,
About feet or inches high, Is or 30
years Of age. Had on when he went OF
pair of corduroy trousers, made in the
fashion, white cotton shirt, and | think
grey round about. Spencer has down
look, with large under lip, which hangs
much, and when so, any person may dis.
cover he is great cbewer OF tobacco
His father is named Moses who has bought
himself; formerly the property Of Benja.
min DulsDy, deceased. Moses is q black
man and believe lives now in Alexandria.
Any person that will con6ne him in any
Jail shall receive the amount OF twenty dol
lars. VIM. OENi.
oct 10 sm
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Burr Mill-Stone Manufacto
nv. .aLeIGndria.

Nhe subscriber wishes 10 inform his Gus
4 toners, and the public in general, that
be keeps his shop on Peyton St. between
the upper end Of King St. and the stone
bridge; where he has on hand an elegant
assortment OF the very best quality OF
French burr blocks, and Burrs ready made
first quality warranted equal if not supe-
rior to any made in this country.
Liberal Credit will be given TO men OF
punctuality.
ROBERT GLENN.
march La
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To Rent.

To Rent,
ia The large brick warehouse re-
Mid Gently occupied by sIessis. A. L
Ess n Il, Adams as a grocery, ship
sSirS IL seoandlery, and paint store; for
asd;s,sV,r ue reception OF grain, being i'm
telis, -. on the wharf. there can be no
a,s ,ssauahon. The rent viii be mode
0sstsrl possession given on the lst OF
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ALSO.
To Rent,

SfM 4 brick dwelling house on Hem
s.sI y, between Prince aud Duke-sts.
&ks calculated for small family
siveu immediate possession wills he
- Apply to
~. y VIM. FOwLE & Co.
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Removal.
E,r7IIblAM MORGAN has removed
<Ey IN Inc house lately occupied by the
LIS Cone, few doors west OF the
Washington Inn, and directly opposite 10
M G Ellison {. Co.'S apothecary store !;
|rSsre he has fitted up a handsome store,
NH As good an assortment OF ladies and
esIiIsDen's
SHOES s BOOTS,
can be found in the District, or else.
E,hsrs. He has Just received a supply OF
Eglred silks. ofalI colours very stout, and
|Isnnark Sattins Of the very best quality /;
|dicb With bis former stock, will enable
/ In loexscute all orders with neatness q
|6,pacb; aud on as reasonable terms as
LAW other in the District.
EB. All orders from the country
Thankfully received and punctually atten-
|d.dto. s@4s,
sept. FL u
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Notice.

TIME subscriber having obtained Let,
Il tiers of Administration, with the VIII
annexed on the Estate OF Zschsrlsb "afo,
deceased, requests all those who nave
claims against the said Estate 10 present
them properly authenticated and those
to ANNA WARD. J4dmrG
5vath the oyiN spnessd Of zseh. nara, dec,
neys Il
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Potomac, ).

lpeV,rHror speed and accommodation
m = equal to aDY other, continues 70
;|sSiI' llsrn'dria and No
shiagton.
.s The city Of Washington al 8
She ls svsry Thursday morning, and a.
Ieloes even q halt past 8; and after landing
s'ndila :, i convenient places on the re
,ssagsIs a. and at Old Point Comfort,
Esr Polo!nSNSo' riolk on Friday morning in
|n's' q ~ So,fSern Stages, andthe steam
|rs l'I I RSirebmdnd and Petersburg e On Q
i |o'I - =, morning she leaves Nori9IS al Il
sIe .;s, ' and proceeds directto the city OF
llara ll,, on N. B. Horses and carriages
tii ss Fl sf Propristors Of The Steam boat
sre dssrous TO grant every ac-
P'lon sS,, i to passengers, and have ar
F'D 'aS ne line Of departure and ARRIVAL IN
|lassa W ~, as TO admit passengers from
e MAJ. msu and Petersburg 10 transact bu.
'ong1N Norfolk; land those proceeding to
Asss = ,sssrd 10 transact business at a.
bsaosLl', Ia ashington without loss of
Ei'Sd''a a"'1 may 2
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PLANTATION,

or Farm, on which be nov resides, either
with or without The Stock and hands, as
may be desrabIe.--To good ano careful
tenant the terms would be advantageous.
D Or with view TO effect the sane OBJ
Ject, would engage as Manager or Oyers
seer, steady industrious nan OF sober
habits, capable OF taking the entire direc-
ton and management OF hls agricultural
concerns. Persons wishing to engage in
either way, will please TO make applica-
toI. to the Subscriber, (Chsrles County
MarylaDd) about five miles below Piscata-
way.
PHILIP |. FORD.
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