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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17

A Considerable discussion has taken place
Of late upon The propriety OF public vessels
being permitted to carry Pecse from port
10 port tor the private em0lTnent OF the
commanders. The practice ought no doubt
TO be restricted: but We do DOT think il
should be prohibited. It'll great accom-.
-modaiion to uur merchants, and Of li;IleHor
no detri0snt to The service. Ghe cot OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
For Rent,

No. A t~o story brick dwelling
yTYA house, on Game ron-sl, lately oc.
lbs cupied by Mr.. Geo. Johnson. and
I'LL adjoining, the house occupied by
E. Lee, jr. Possession gwen imme-
dia,ely. Apply 10
HUGH SMITH g. 60.
jan 10 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
TIE HOPE LOST.

Baros Roues, Dec. I3-We learn
from persons who have arrived here from
Natchez, ,ha. the steam boat Hope. which
ILL New Orleans some time since, struck
a snag 10 ID. Mississippi river, about 70
miles above the plsce, and Immediately
weo, 20 the bottom. The passengers aud
crew With dlticu!iy escaped. Caz.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Snow Hill For Sale.

- ECENT domestic occurrences will
IL induce me 10 sell this highly valuable
and BEAUTIFUL estate, situated 10 the upper
part of Prince William County. Virginia,
near the line OF Loudoun County, aud 3
miles from the Bull Run Mountains, 80
miles from Washington City and Alex an.
dria, over good turnpike, containing 879
acres Of 6ne corn land, producing spon
taneous growth Of poplar and locust. is d..
vided into s fields Of 1870 TO lao acres each
has 200 bushels of fine wheat well put
in. ION a field that produced $500 bushels
four years ago. 50 bushels OF rye, ~
acre. in clover, 40 acres 10 a state OF pre-.
para,jon for oats in The Spring, and 80
acres Tor tobacco, OF soil veil adapted,
from 40 experiment OF this year, 10 the
growth of high priced tobacco, Any por'
ton OF The crop Of corn Of 800 or coo bar
rels. may be had with il II reQuired-a'
bpui goo acres in who'd and rail timber.
The improvements consist OF
T~o Story Dueiling Houce,
in good order, with four rooms and spa
cious passage on each floor, with Two
Grecian porcbes, finished 10 . very supe-
rior ayIe. and stone kitchen and cook
house, and all other houses necessary ON
such an estate, a good garden and an OF
chard of choice fruit. A small portion on
" Of the purchase money will DO required
in hand. and the balance 10 tour iDstal
menis, 10 such portions as shall 10 stipu-
isied. For health, beauty Of situation,
and agreeable society, il stands unrIvsI.
led m any part Of the country. A good
bargain viii be given if an early arrange
ment can he made.
WILLIAM. HEBB.
ian Elm aear Hay MaIxsl, W.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
MARRIED.

On Thursday the 9th Of Dec by the
Rev. John Johnson, Mr.. Richard II. Cock
sreu. OF Fairfax county, TO Mss Ana Cote.
man, Of Loudoun county, Va.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
jan 10
Whites Gin.

White 3 Giu.
q, BBLS OF Whites Baltimore gin, of
very superior quality, landing from
the sloop Fanny and Tor sale by
A.C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Who hare in EtOre-
Old and common rye whiskey
Cognac brandy, of Seignett's brand
A large stock Of Madeira wines, tIom
the house OF Murdoch 4 Go.
Scott g. Co. of Lnn Ion. Particular and
Market. Malaga, Sherry in a. casks, and
Indian barrels Currnni y red wines; with
great variety ofgroc.ries, domestic and
imported goods. Ali for sale on ,he best
terms, as above. ~ Jas I.-%
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
New Orleans Sugar.

NEN hhds new crop Orleans sugar. re-
Il presented Of good quality, landing
from sloop Fanny, and for sale by
janIo SAM'L MESSERSMITH
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
TIE COMET.

The following observations, copied IRON
the Boston Daily Advertiser Thursday
lst. are said to be from Professor FarraT,
of Cambridge University
On account of the cloudy weather there
have only beea a Few opportunities Ot b.
serving the Comet, On the morning OF The
Iih lost. il was seen IN he constellation
Hercules. about midway between the stars
bssa g. re Ia, distant r. ~ Afciuru. 50 deg
81 nia. II ha nat ueen ~ Serpentarius
as stated in several OF the accounts gwen
in he newspapers. lis apparent course
tas been from he lett TO the right arm Of
Hercules he following distances were
taken " IT'D sextsnt, between i've and
hail past Eve o'clock This morning, naDe-
w: iron ArctuIus "a deg. 40 mn rom
Beaetnash 43 deg. l4 min and from
1imua 10 deg. z min. from which IT APP
pears, tina: The place OF lie Comet at this
time ~ III he found 10 be IN dsclin ilion x3
deg SO min or in The .rop'c OF Cancer,
and right ascension 2l9 degrees ne arlY
Il rises a little alter two O'Clock 10 the
morning, and sets little after shutdown.
II, apparent course being westerly, il will
contiaue TO rise earlier aud earlier and
will 6e visible Tor longer time each day
before il is lost in twilight. Il is abou, az
conspicuous az The Comet of 1919, or
f.ncke's, and il sends out faint luminous
train. that nsy be traced in clear al
mosphere through an arc Of 6 OF z de-
'grees.
Every new phenomenon in the heavens
reminds us Of ur entire want OF the ne.
cessary apparatus for proper course OF
observations. There is scarcely corner
in Europe uDprovided With building and
instruments, and persons set apart for
purposes OF this kind. No less thau 1870
o1servatories, most OF which are costly 4
well furnished, attest the interest that is
felt for astronomy in that quarter OF the
globe, whilst not one is TO be found thro'
out the whole American continent.
Cambridge. january It'll, Iea4.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17

and ps.s ensats 4 70 ,esen from he wreck
by ,ts 7 runb,il, aud the passenSefs were
,anded at Havana.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Marsilal's Sale.

Y" ILL be sold for cash, on the premi.
w sss, by The Marshal. on SATURDAY;
the 24th day Of January next, at IL y.
clock. A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
SEASONABLE GOODS.
Isaac Gould,

No. 10. Z. name 81 street.,
Informs his Cusf s,:rrs, u he Encae IN Srnerol,
THAT he has just received AN assor,ment'of sea.
\ son.b'e goods, consisting OF
BLck, blue, olive. clsret, Oxford, and orab broad.
cloth from 2 10 10 doilsrsJ
Fashionable plain, ribb'd and striped Cassiueres,
from 7s6 to l8s.
Elegant six velvet vestngs, 4,
Plain ditto various colors,
Silk Aorentines, figured and plain;
valencia new aud fashionable patteins,
Heal Scotch plsids,
Extra boiled blue and brown cambet,
black, white and green hannels
aill'd drsb broadc.oths and kerscys,
ambs wool knit shirts and drawers,
.afayette snd Clinton stocks,
hack silk hsndkerchiefs and cravatss
lag aud bsndanno handkerchiefs,
aura iine blue ladies' cloths,
Febb's patent suspcnders,
lch gut, coat and vest buttons,
,sosicd twist ditto,
i'm an assortment Of trimmings. in his line. al
l. o;ch vi be sold at n smaii advsnce for'Cash
~ m Clothing msde TO order, as usual
4 fXewpor, oct 81, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
u his friends and the public, that he has put
hr, Wool Carding Machines in complete order. and
that he viii pay every attention to have Wool OF all
grades csrded IN the best manner With despatch, and
Oh the mos, reasonable terms.
Coiouring and finishing woolen Cloths continued
As usual All fsvors gracefully acknowledged by
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Articles intended to be sent TO The Factory may
s,~ lef, With lob sherman Nes port-5snford Almy
Li,tle. Compromising Cory, riverton-Jeremiah
Clifford Bristol Perry.
NB-wool. especially Of q 6ne grade, should be
,re,sed with pure sperm oil Those Who wish can
saye their woo oiled at The machines,
Portsmouth, June "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
Attention f.!
VIM. JAMES TILLFY.

VIM. JAMES TILEFY.
LAS jus, opened another 10, Of Ball Fringes which
IL ne sell n much lower price than the article
can be Manufactured for in this state '' '
He hasjust opened complete 10, Of sattnetts from
so TO 88 cts per yard and some superb double mil.
led csssimeres at the low price OF 6s9d the yard.
W. T. has just received complete lot Of sur.
tout and great coat cloths. also ladies peisse and
habit cloths for at least one quarter less than be
found in the town or state Please call and you will
be satisfied No TO the truth of he above. .., ...
N.B. he has a few cheap black and white Leg.
horns
Oct %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
ieal Estate-at Auction.

IN vsue of decree Of he Hon :opssme ,; J.a''
4! cis court. Of the state Q, aooeesno. ~, s a. :,
Soss south. .Hioes,own. there wiil be sold at
so' ts,,on. on tho premises. on the I'd dsy OF
,s'' ~ nssi. At o'clock. Pm (if lair .e.,hef
rbifsy fair day. % much Of the Real Esis,,
4 Brosp, contsiaing about thirteen acres OF
) <Ac dwelling house thereon. situate at Tose'
sos;,. ,fawn. a. win be sufficient 'oPsy his jus
kciden,al expenses.
xfW - JOuN WATSON, Guardian ef the
oerssn g s,iafe sf Robert Br'rn
.,s =: >..a~a. Oc, "a, 1894. Inoy. 41
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
NEWPORT ASYLUM.

pRR,ON di.posed 70 contract sOr the ONCE OF
Ksefsr lhs .,eypors .asyiun. are hereby M
formed that led PropossIs. addressed 10 the
Chairman Of the .rd Of commiss,oners, Gill Be re.
cei,ed st any time pr vious 10 the 2+h OF December
ne xe-sn which day The Board will open snd act up
on the Psoposals presented. and make oho.ee o. =
Keeper for the term Of Three Years, from the 2Sth
March neEt. Por.pas,icuars re,peefng ss'Pu'suons'
plica,ion to !. H. huMfohp"soT'
Hyy. 4, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
Fall Supply.
STEPHEN n. CAHOONE.
1T his Dry Goods Store, No ITO

ta thames street.
II AS just received an elegant assort.
Ia meat OF Fsil and v inter Goods which be Of
ers toe sale at unusually low prices ~ """
...t AMONG WHICH ARE-
Elegant merino shaws for 5 dolls. .-.s.-
VtIencla long do cheap
Dark London Prints. for 50 cents
Caroline plsids, great variety
Bombszeus, very cheap
Ladies MKT and blue habit and peiisse cloths
White and red long sbswis very cheap
Wofsted hosiery, great variety
Scotch p.ids -' ~~~ t@H
Silk and ,sbby selvets
Salisbury fsnpels
ga, 100 and ia blankets, chesp
CaSsimere shswis "'"
Ladies habit gloves
Valencia vestings
Worssed bombasim and 6gsred bombazetts
And great variety Of other articles. which vii;
be sold AS chesp as can be bought in New England.
Newport. DC, IL 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
" ool Carding.

" OOL Of AZ .r4Ies cAraed ,n,o aoils. IN the
w bcsf manner, at ne usuai prices, by the sub.
s,riber. zt his Mills, OF he West TOAD, (Law'ons
valIey)-Psy taken in Cash or produce.
WALTER CORNELL.
Portsmouth, July %.
lrThe subscriber, Agent for wing snd deliv:
er,ng Wool in Newport, will guarantee 'ts sale and
-peedy return. Z. w. LAWIo
Nexnort. JuH q JlD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
B y the President of the United States.

= '~~ . 'sSAessss W "S oUsSC0 ofcfSos
IN pursuance ofiaw, I, JAMES Mo sRoR. President
u OF the United States, do hereby proclaim and
make known. that public sale viii be held at the
foUn Of Jackson. the seat of government Of the State
OF Mssssppi, on the first Monday in December merit
for the disposal Of the Land situate in the follow
ing described townships the district of lands ceded
90 the United states by the Choctaw Indians, Wig.
EGH Of he Meridian hne Of hs District Resf Of
Pearl Rtper
fractional townships, Nos II Is, l6. and II, Of
range No. 4: IA, Is, 16 & IL, Of range No S.
We1 ofshe Meridian line Of the Choetaw DisnieG
Townships, No. 9, 9, 10 and II, of range No. 4
78, 9, and 10 . 20
2, and9
East cfhe Msridia, line of the Chocraw Distrtes
Townships No 7,8, 10. II. II, Of range No I
The lands reserved by law for the use Of schools
or for other purposes. will be excluded from the sales
which will commence with the lowest number of
section. township and range. and will proceed in reg.
uar numerical order ~ -as0- - a'--.t"
Given under my hand. at the city of Washington,
this fifteenth day OF July. AID. 1924. y.
JAMES NO. ROE.
BY the President.
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July 29 sta 5H ~ ei ~ se.d ID.
7aUO blue Calicoes for only IL l-2 cts yd.
Flsnnels .for oniy Is fhe yd,
Elegant tgviledo Bombasetts, for only
ls9d heyd. I'D srI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
VIM. JAMES TLLFY,

10 ll9, Thames street, & No l. Custom House Csurf,
HAS, 5US1 OPENED, NIX ..
GONE of the cheapest goods that vas ever offer.
~ ed for sale in this owp or state. add which will
be sold at the very lowest prices for cash, or on
short credit. Among them are the following,
Broadcoths. for 24s I'd Black silk velyets for on.
vide. worth 36s Of ev- Q ly 1855 yd. F'' by
cry color " 2 colored silk yeivets
Ditto from s, to 81 yd. 9 Caspian stripes 81. =
Csssmeres from 4s6 10 Norwich grapes Of ell
LIS yard X, co.ors,. abnosf 70 give
Ladies' cloths from 9s to azyau ~ q -
27s yd and very cheap que c.licoes for only ei
Devonshire kerseys, from TO yd ..rS f,
3s9d to 6s9d d an.sssortme ealicoes
Faunels OF all colors. fr India siiks II yard wide,
Is TO 40 The yard 0 for only SIS yard
Bookings and baizes 0 A complete assortment
Sattinets from 81 to 6s9o of hosiery
yard .i5''1 Bsrsge Tor ladies dresses
A complete 10. of blank. A complete assortment
cts .-. ~, x of fgur silks, from
shirtings from 10 to 90 $50 10 IS yard
cts the yard a Brown silks and bomba.
sheetings from 13t to rs zins
cts yard Jet black bombazins, Of
A complete lot Of combs O three different widths
Cold aud silver lace for Crimson bombszin, very
hat trimmings nice
Coiored long kid gloves ,aroine plaids. from 2s9
A complete lot ofOombs.v to $50 yd
zeits scotch plaid for cioaks
MAJ kin grapes x Elegant ribbons tor trim
Silks Ofeveiy description mings
Coton bsttings for com. \ Belt ribbons
forters \ superb ,ot of buttons.
Blue black and brown 3 for ladies coats and
pushes o dresses
and many other articles tedious to psrtculsrize,
and which shall be sold at the lowest possible prices
WI r. has also opened complete assortment
OF ladies work baskets. and has received another lot
Of ba fringes which article he can sell At less
price than il can be manufactured for,
Oct il, 1874 7f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
Eagle Coffee House,
Newhoys, Rtode. Lsioad.

THE subscribss hAsorus the pob,ie. thss TIM 81
] tsbi;shmeat 10 now under his management. and
has undergone thososgh repsa, and % nos opened
for the reception Of travellers Ladies' and Genie.
men can be Furnished With god roofnA snd every
convenience Of those vho may pssonise =.
F''Fs THOMAS TowNshhDs Scns
pra .. ispA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
pRInrED AED YusLIsnBp 1T
WILLLi.u SLM0.NS,
YIrErRl OF rHs Laws OF rHs usIrxp srArss.
Terms Of che RepSthoan.

Two dollars year--oae half in sdvance.
Price Of .idperhsing.
One dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks,
andtwenty-dve cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
C Advertisements will be continued nii Forbidden,
unless the term Of continuance be specified.
OJob Work satisfactorily executed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
Meteorological Diarp. for October, 1894.
Weasher

passing clds. clear, clear, II, winds.
clear all day, moderate winds.
clear all day. light winds. ,,
clear, rising clds. cloudy mod. winds. j
clear, pas. clds. clear, mod. winds.
cldy. cldy. rain O.26, mod. winds.
cldy and fog. pas. clds. cir. brisk winds,
clear all day, mod. winds. .,,.t
passing clds. clear. clear brisk winds.
pas. clds. 1t, clds. II. clds. mod. winds.
cldy. cldy. rain o 49, brisk winds.
cldy. clear, clear, brisk winds. =
clear, 1t. winds, clear, hazy, brisk winds.
a little m, pas. clds. Il. cIds. mod. wds. .
flying clds. clear. clear, brisk winds. -
clear, clear, brisk wds. clear 1t. winds.
clear, clear, brisk wds clear mod. winds.
clear clear, mod wds. cldy. brisk winds.
Aeecy clds. clear, ris clds. mod wds.
cldy. drlzzly,-drizziy, mod. winds.
cldy. drizzh. clear, mod, uinds.
cir, cir. cldy. rn in night O. 81. mod. wds,
clear all day, brisk winds. 49, IS
pas. clds clear, clear, brisk winds.
clear, clear, ris. clouds, mod. winds.
cldy. drizzly, rain 81, violent winds.
clear. fey. clds. pas. clds, light Winds.
Aying clds. clear, cloudy. brisk winds.
rain o 80, passing clouds, clear, mod. wds.
clear all day, brisk winds.
clear, ris, clds. cloudy. light winds.
so Greatest variation in one day. lBo @
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
PELEG ALMY.
STEPHEN b CORNELL,
SAMUEL CLARKE.
BORDEN SLOT UMs
>Mhx<cRRs.

Ports r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
NEW SUPPLY OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS.
THIRTY PACKAGES of hand
Il some. fashionable and cheap Goods, are this
day opened by
f. w L.AWTON,

Which customers are respectfully invited to call and
purchase for cash. or undoubted credit
1HE ASSORTMENT
Is far too great to attempt description. but in.
cludes general assortment Of Broadciotbs OF differ.
ent colors--Cassimeres, ribbed. striped anu pis.n-
Habit and Peiisse cloths ksrseys. plans, fusnngs,
bookings. hanneis aud swsnskins, all colors-eegsnt
ves,ings-Csroline piaids aud stripes-tsr,sn p4ids
salisbury hannes-Ls Fayet,e gloves, belts and
stocks-a complete assortment of horseskin, beaver
and Kid gloves for iadies-bu skin, beaver, wood
stock, dog skin and common gloves for gentea en-
stout buck-skin mlttens-eieg nj Ombri siIks-p.ush
es. gsuzes and ribbons--whit pink and blue Grape
-Lisse figured snd plain Ievsnines and gros de Ma
pies silks-an elegant lot OF Bsrege-ve,veteen.
gahze, and gros d'ete hiets--merino cash.
mere valencia and Cashmere square and long shaws
200 pieces OF calcoes and prin,ed muslin. compre-
hepdins every variety from i23 cents to 81 per yard
A. Sd 64 oil coths-a few trfne plain cashmere
and nerino shsws--hne black and white ginghsms
tor is per yard-supetior Russia disper-piain and
figured bombazets, black and other coors-giszed
peiisse wsdding, &c &c
MN ne u~uai asso, fment Of
Domestic Couon and Wooden Goods
OF almost every description.
Newport Oci %
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Mean temperature month"; 60 Greatest day,
Mcanh hrato h ewarmcst day.. s. Least.
temp day,
Though rarely satisfied with what and however good be
orally and seeking for something who will
whisper complaint month which have patn equal
proportion uhcy reasonable share flair weather.
cdg with general oe
October for the that the difference between them only looofa
addition only about half inch
general the corresponding months Of the last Eve and
violent wind accompanied BY am from the f. For
here another
addition those which be found Of former remarks
the electrical fluid
pesuming such document this the
those publish diaries oft weather. In the tho
9Th lightning the 3Oh 3l.
the first occurrences 18th inch thick
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-02
FALL SUPPLY.
John F. 7 Townsend,

las just rec lVtd,
u soADcLorHs, Scots and Tartan plsids,
~ t..ssimeres, 2 Caroline ditto,
e cloths, , Figured & colored bonn.
Fianneis, some doubles bazetts,
width. ) Superior mourning ging.
sattineus, hams and calicoes,
stcut kerseys, Elegant caiicoes.
Vestings, Double chain black le-
Blankets, = vantines,
Hosiery, 2 Real swiss musiins,
British shirtings, : Gloves Of ali kinds,
Irish linens, Canton grapes.
Cashmere, valencia, and , Furniture dimity,
mc.ino shawls; "A few black and white
Wite black bombssin. Leghoros,
Together with great variety Of seasonabe
goods
ALso-Three bales more of domestic Cotton
,e,ngs, Of superos quality, for 10 per ysrd-to
,erher with general assortment OF Domestic Goods
Newport. Oct 81, 1924 lfJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10
pfJBIJC SALE

OF valuable real aud personal PgoPERry.-Tkc snb
~ scrber, or necessary to be made know
the puhc has determined sell without the re-
serve TO the highest bidder the premises Thur
the 18Th Of Feb next on credit of !, >, and yeare
quail annual instruments, The PLANTATION on which h.
resides, containing 1888 situated In the lower
end of Amelia county, and running tor least mile
Namozeen creek which makes about 200 valua
bile low grounds This plantation aoins the land OF John
r.. Boiling, and JAS Prentis, Esqs and it he
without The fear Of contradiction, to be as healthy re
dence ANY In the the quality Of the land apv
person who may choose purchase, judge for him
self: the improvements almost entirely new, M
the best Kind, aud imn.edia,s possession given.
At the time and place, and in the manner will
be sold upon credit of II months % very
likely valuable NEGEOES. together with the Stoek
Crop, Plantation Utensils &c. The stock the NOS
improved breeds, and likely and valuable For
all sums under : cash will he required
D.M. HARRISON.
~ There will he pos,ponemenl account OF The
weather.
~ D. The bonds will carry interest from the date, 1.-THE
principal be not punciualiy paid. II. N. H.
Cntaii (Amelia) Jan. 10 :5-,ds
NOrlcE urrry given that all the res IN the Lunar
Hospital in the city of Williamsburg occupied, aud
that no patients male female will he receivedin,o
the said hospital until OF the said cells vacant
Due notice Of which wiA be given.
by order OF the Court OF Directors.
LEoNAKD HENLEY, &C. D.
iulv ~. i8s3 24-if
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TO TOBACCO-MAKERS.

WISH 10 sell my ofland Poeoat swamp IN The
eogn Of Caroline. II contains about 1000 about
0Opi u swamp, equal 10 any in Virginia tobacco as
proof the two crops have made IN Of Jr cleared
We're Considered equal II not superior any The Rich
nond market The improve If the kind for
rner pantaiion and situation healthy As aoy below
me Ndgelf SELL IL must he Immediately md the object
Deing To pay debts claim gsint will be- taken
IN part. The premises will be sIuwn by Mr.. Pond, NY
oVtrseer, residing the place. o per<on inclined 10
made. WILSON ALIEN
Dnwlinr Grsen Sent 80. A2-n
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WILL BE SOLD,

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the public,
they have on hand general assortment OF AGR1CUL-
TURAL lMPLEMENTS comprising Fresbdrn Woods
and Woolleys Patent Poughs Daeon and Barshare do OF
all sizesMaxys three mould seed do which at
forms the work of three Observation-Disclosures Harro
Wheat Fans, self feeding Straw Cutters &c.
Having been engaged several years in above bus
ness they confident of rendering general satisfaction
the execution Of their work. Of n.c patronae
Is solicited " Ploughs immediately repaired.
February Z. sa-wtf DEaKYNE & PALMER.
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JUDD'S HOTEL-

~ South Third STREET, Phiiadsipiio.
,ONIlNubS opeu for the reception Of Travellers Its
ntUalnn IS generally known ~ be the central in
the city, being the principal hanks and public ofce
su Ishsp convenient 10 the steam boats summer and
IN winter ihe stage eonches TO New YorA and Baltimore
run m anu from the door. The proprietor thankful for the
general patronage he has hitherto had, oci,s
the travellers which shall to hi pleasure or convenience
January a,