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appointed by the last General Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal church, price 623
cts. neatly bound Lionel Lincoln, by Coop
er "a fresh supply 81; stanhope's Greece,
8vo dollars Ten Days i'll Athens, IS cents /;
Tales for Mothers, rs cents Halls Colombia,
625 cents Memoirs Of Goethe, so; Human
Heart, S73 cts; Wolff Journal, dollar; Car
nett's Lectures (new edit ny l dollar, receiv-
ed and for saleb by A. II. KENNEDY.
feb 81 st
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A man, painter by profession, came
to the Watch House, at the corner of
Second and Market streets, on Satur-
day night, very drunk, and soon after
wards cut his throat. He was carried
to the Hospital, and hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery. ID.
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.AANNZNNENNNNNS
MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev Mr.. Chap
man, Mr.. JOHN II. WASHINGTON, to Miss Ma
Rr ANN, daughter of RICHARD w. ASHTON,
Esq. all of King George county, Virginia
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nation between importations by citi-
zens of the United States and those on
foreign account" reported the same
without amendment.
Mr.. BENTON, presented the petition
of the inhabitants of the county of
Crawford, in the territory of Michigan,
praying that a separate territorial go
vernment may be established north OF
the state of illinois, and west of the
present territory.
Mr.. NOBLE communicated the reso-
luton of the Generel Assembly Of the
State of Indiana, disappearing the a.
mendment proposed by the State OF
Georgia, to the constitution of the u
nited States, on the subject Of the in
gress of people of color into the seve-
raj States of the Union; which was read
and laid on the table.
CUMBERLAND ROAD.
The Senate then resumed the consi-
deration Of the bill "for the continual
ton of the Cumberland Road"
After some debate and Intellectual at
tempts to amend,
The question was put" Shall the
bill be engrossed and read third timer
And it was decided in the affirmative.
So the bill for the continuation Of
the Cumberland Road was ordered to
be read third time.
The Senate next proceeded to the
consideration of the bill "authorizing a
subscription by the government to the
stock ofthe Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company"
After some remarks from Messrs.
LLOYD, of Mass. BRowN, SMITH, Ma
CON, and HOLMES, the bill was ordered
to third reading.
The Senate then adjourned.
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FROM LONDON.

NsW York, FEB. 22.-By the packet
ship Cincinnatus, files Of papers to the
evening Of the 5th Of January, and a
letter dated January sth, half past o.
clock, were received, which is a few
hours later than the intelligence con-
tanned in the papers.
London, Jan. S, half past 7 O'Clock,
The fall which has taken place in
consols has excited a great deal ofsur-
prise. Among the speculations on
change this day, after reaching e5 rs,
consols again fell to 95a, and left off at
the latter, with buyers. The express
from Paris announces a considerable
rise In the French funds.
Accounts from Paris of the Sd, state
that the well known Maegregor, of Po-
vas, has been invited to Madrid, and
that he hasbeen appointed to the COM
mand OF the army intended to be raised
in Spain for the conquest of the South
American provinces.
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Letters from Martinique dated Jan.
Is, represent the market for American
produce, as generally good. Flour
BIZ per Dbl. Rice in demand molas-
ses Is cents. ~, y .ameriean.
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feb25
Five DOLLARS Reward

4 THIEF entered my yard last evening,
n and took therefrom DRAKE and DUCK
The Drake was of particular kind, having 3:
top-knot and bill of pale green the duel
was dark yellow color. They were, for :
long time, in possession of 8. Thompson, Esq
who lately resided near me; and having beer
imported from Germany, none, perhaps, of the
same kind can be found in the neighborhood
l will give one dollar for the Drake-half that
sum for the Duck, and Ave dollars to any bo-
dy who shall detect the person or persons who
stole them. c. T. CHAPMAN.
feb IS 81
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THURSDAY, FEB. "a, 1926.
IN SENATE

Mr.. SMITH, from the committee on
Finance. to whom was referred the bill
entitled Gan act directing diserimi-
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Extract Of letter from Paris, dated Jan. 8.
"The minister's plan for the indem.
nifty to the emigrants was presented to.
day in the chamber of deputies. He is
to apply annually, for FIVE years, for a
vote OF 100000 rentes, and as soon as
the respective claims of the emigrants
shall be established by the commission
ers, they shall receive their annual
payments.
Washington, Feb. 24.-Another un.
successful attempt was made yester.
day, in the House of Representatives
to introduce into the bill making ap'
preparations for Notifications, an ap.
preparation for school of practice
for artillery. The military appropria
ton bill was laid on the table, to give
the House time to examine certain ap'
preparations, introduced by the Senate
for the purpose of carrying into effect
some Indian treaties which have beer
confirmed by that body since the bill
passed the House of Representatives
The bill, which passed the Senate or
the preceding day, for the purchase Of
Rembrandt Peale's Equestrian Portrait
Of WASHINGTON, was received in the
House yesterday; and, after being read
received its death blow, by successful
motion to postpone it indefinitely.
Journal.
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AUCTION.
Public Sale.
On IVESDAY. at 10 o,aoek.

MILL be sold at the auction store, varie.
W ty of goods such as coffee, sugar, fresh
T.. a. tea, gin, brandy, vinegar, coloring in
smaH kegs, cordial in bottles, chocolate No. l.,
shad, fig blue, superior cavendish tobacco,
common DO. spanish segsrs, half do. London
porter, q small lot of sound bacon in large
middlmgs. Also, sideboards, bureaus, secre.
taries, beds, bedsteads, sofas, chairs, stoves
and CRATES, superb looking glasses. Also,
tumblers, tea sets, blue and common. bowls.
pitchers, sewing thread, shoe do hats, boots.
SC. &c. s. A. MARSTELLER. auc.
feb 26
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Trial Of FauntlerOy.

A s.; s: s.; ]: !: !:
-of the Spy, sc. &C.; Theodore,
apoem by Campbell Tales Of AN American
Landlord; Valley of Shenandoah {; Albigen-
ses Ladies' albums, or writing books, with
elegant vignette titles of various prices.
Also, an extensive assortment of popular
Classical and Mathematical Books of the Ia
test New York stereotype editions and
supply of
Ne,O. Charts and Nautical Books,
received per Java, and for sale by
a. T. KENNEDY.
feb ~ St
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NEW BOOKS.

~ A selection Of Hymns, for the
Sl@ use of social religious meet
SSlA| ings, &c. 4th edition, conta II.
,Zlz ing many additional Hymns,
(SlZ chiefly taken from the se!ec-
-. .....la L.. fha nn.r,rr,itfo..
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Mechanics Bank.
Road Stock for Sale.

7 HIVE three or four thousand Dollars
Il in the Ashby's Gap Turnpike, which am
very DESTROYS of selling any person wishing
to purchase, will please apply at M. r1h'
SONS'S Hotel, alexandria. feb -
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MURDER.

~ MURDER.
On Wednesday morning, I'd inst.
Mrs. Fanny Mosely, residing in the
town of Fort Covington, IN. W about
four miles from the French mills, was
shot through the body, as she lily asleep
in her bed. The ball entered her back,
near the spine, and came out at her
breast. Several shot lodged in her
heart, and she survived but two or three
hours. A young man who lodged in
the same room with her, has been com.
mitted to the Jail in Malone, charged
with the commission of the murder.
The supposed cause of the murder is,
her refusal to marry the accused.
Mr.. WIN. WOODRUFF, of Bridgeton,
N. ]. was accidentally killed last We'd
nesday by the discharge of his gun, on
board canoe. He received the charge
in his thigh, as he was securing the
gun, and survived the accident about
an hour and half.
Distressing .Accident.-On Monday
evening Mrs. Waugh, aged Sc, resid-
ing in Giles Alley, Philadelphia,
was burnt to death. The deceased re-
sided with her grand daughter, who
followed the business Of mantua-
maker. About eight O'Clock, the
young woman having to take home
some work, left her grandmother seat
ed by the stove; after she had been alb
sent about twenty minutes, some chill
dren observing an unusual light in the
room, raised cry of fire, and, on the
door being opened, the old lady was
discovered on the floor enveloped in
flames, and entirely deprived Of life.
The carpet and settee were partially
burnt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-08
For the Growth Of lair.
CREAM OF IlARDUS,
The .jncipnt .Splhcnurd.

ONE OF the most etfracions aud innocent
prnduct'ons.ever tet discovered, tor making
the hair grow thick, long aud glossy While
at the sam" time it .fcctuaily Preueats il from
i0r0'ng gray.
Lad,c- al,d GcnHenen who are desirous OF
preserving or acquiring fhat beautiful ofna-
mrnt. fine head of hair. have only Ia afford
this preparation tair tilal to he fully con-
WINGED oi is really being ane Of the ma,t pow
ernl anNiiiariesthe could possibly employ for
the attainment OF their pnrposc-as II NOT
only admirably promotes ihc rapid growth 81
the BAR, and prevent il from falling of, bu'
at the same time it perfectly preserves IFS ma
iural gloss, color and beauty, even 10 extreme
Cd age. Ia a",irial tres,cs, al-o, il j. ct
considerable service; as il impar's delicate
perfume, give the .loss Of nature. and CON
slderabiY strengthens The cpri, winch oils OF
every description invariably tend 10 weaken,
Il not 10 destroy; bat 'orthls purpose, il should
not be nsed too prutuseif.
TIE above valuable article 10 he had 1t
{. \. Nithefs Book Store, and at tho Drug !,
Medicine establishment Of
WALTER II. MiDnlETON.
Nov. 81 dian -
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I No. 81.
CHARLES TOWNSEND.

HIS abb" and witty Statesman.
whose character VAS highly cnloei
sod III onr of Edmund Bnrke's Par
'unehforv speeches. was very sub.
pet To ilattcry. One day after bring
tug out Budget. which he deemed
admirable. bring in company with
a select act IT friends. he asked how
they liked it ? Some said very well.
others very good. aud Others that
they llon"d would be very prphuc-
tive. This nat being praise enough,
he tnrued TO fourhrt the banker.
who had just dropped in. and asked
the same question:. " Like H." 4n,,l
IeaGhet. IL am transported with
" there never was such n scheune
OF finance before in the world. and
II any thing could exceed il, IL MAS
y"1r "ioqncut mailnrr of giving il, !"
4" Ny dear Touchpl." said iawrs
end. getting up AMI contracting hip,
4" You are the man that give me
comlorl---aS for ihesr fellows. thc7
have been doing nothing else this
bali hour but throwing brick bats at
me- such is The inilaeutc ot Hattie
~ even upon great tnlnds
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FLETCHER q MGH. ~. TOBER
W Publishers ofihe Lars Of he Union.

~ The sem,.Weekly Paper, at 81, aud the
,v..llv Papcr, nj So per annnm, payable III
w. No subscription will be received tot
sa' Va. time than SIX months and no parerwill
e1 r..,.nti,nied ibut at the discretion of the
" :. ,,,,rs1 until all arrearages are paid.
bal.o ,Iy.rti.ements will he inserted at 81
~ oer square COR less) the first time, aud
ee",' } cents for each continuance. These
o. distance must be paid for previous to
i ron, ;nssrtion, or the payment assumed by
'len resnonsihle person in Lynchhurg.
som. NJ cbancerv Orders are inserted for six
00 n.y. AIll.ters addressed 10 the Editors must
.a.r pAIn, or they will not he attended 10
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NEW s0NES, sc.

TNIlE Subscriber as received by the Ia
- test arrivals iron philadelphia. lie fol
lowing articles, With, together WITH hi,
stock on hard, render his assortment Yer,
complete, VIZ
The Emneror Napoleofs Expedition "a Rus
STA, in l5l2 BY cout PHI, Ip DE aegur, III
! vols
The Lady OF the Manor. By Mrs. Sherwood
wells
The Furresters By theAuthor of Lights d
! Shadow of Scotish LIE.
/ he Refugee. IN 9 vols.
/ o|ialloran or the In -urpni Chief
H"phiel, Poem BY NJ. Brooks
Tales nj an American Landlord, South Of the
Ptomac.
new system of Book kreping. BY James
Bennett Dap's Alaflra,
Cows American Depository.
tw'll', Medical Companion.
Thomas Practice
Paruraly on the Teeth.
flage's fdniN Dentist
haczenzie's 5000 rereipfs
Coles Episcopal Harmony
Watts Hymn Books,
We,tlcv's do
kpponds do
Camp Meeting 10
Rrs~,l's md adams Latin Grammars.
Gieek Restaurants
lcIamadur in French aud English.
Smiley Geo. aud Atlas,
Niilrts do
United States Speaker,
Moral Instructor, or guide TO Virtue.
lhIe ut Marion, Sanford and Merton
Hunt'ngion's PenmanshIp, for the use of
SCHOOLS,
Introduction TO the English Reader,
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pr BoI
q iliif operation al these pills IL perfectly
Il mild 80 n, to be- used in salely b, pet.
sons IN eNery situation, apd Of Every age.
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GooAs \ 5uoA, 3, foods

'siGPic. fanfY and Fashionable.
PURCHASES i1rly IN de. aud now mn.
| KING IN the city ri New Nofk. hy our s+niar
partner. cnahles II. 10 otlcr 10 our friend, and
Tie pubic gencrlils q very choice assarl.
mtnt OF late lmpered Goods, IN uhirh ma,
he found the ereaiesi vaicfy OF Staple, I'm
cs. Fashionable aud useful articles ever -.
htbiled IN this mnf ket--l he following are thr
hcads OF such good as We usually keep
" y 4 AN~
Almost every a.t5cle Of Tarrien and Bones.
lie Woollcns--linr and superfue
complete stoel ri cotton good, plain, pin
Ted and worked
An assortment OF worsted goods including
hosiery
Every Kind Of silk goods
Figured and plain silks, rbbands, hosiery
cfarr' and handkrrchieis ia the grealest
variety.
Tie most approved grass blrnohed linens,
lawns, draprrs, &c.
4 inl assortment Of American cotton goods
blearhcd unbIeached, and pi,dn from 81
tn6
Cnito, warns from the best factories
handsome assortment oi cotton, ,ill and
thtead lace cords
Mag DWAnE.
\ general assortment, together with blaeh.
smnhs tools
hnt tShN
A'h' A. Il
Consisting OF PLACID 'Hrr, worked and cpt-
ton Wchh' hog skins, ~addl'T trees, &c.
ON NJ " IN lIls
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! MN. who hangs 0u princes fa,ors.
N traces II his tomb can be found
aud II u uncertain where he WAS bn
rIed. l here IL u tradition for i.cires.
/ ter. that his remains WE'RE intcir, d
in The church of ST. Margaret. stand
ing III the town past or thr margin
81 the mcadow: and thai all the in.
mates Of the abbey walked in pro.
session, With lighted ilambcaux aud
all The solemn pnlnp II Va. paying
the last honors To the relics of man.
10 whose necessities they had chart
tably minlstered.
ec0-
ErtrdH from II manuscript contain
ing direetfWs for fas household Of
Henry FIJI
His IIighnass's baker shall not
put alum in The bread. or mix rye.
oafen. or bean Hour with the same,
aud # detected he shall br put in the
stocks.
lis highness's attendants are moi
IN steal any loci S.kcys. tables. forms,
or other fulnltnrc. ont ol noblcmcn's
or gcntlcmcn's houses " here he goes
Ia visit.
Master cooks shall not employ
such solutions rs go about in a state
of nudity, or lie all nigbt on the
ground before the kitchen FIRE.
No dogs II be kept in the Court.
but onl "A few spanicls for the la
Il es.
Dinners 10 be at Ten and suppcrs
al .fonr ! ! ;
The officers NJ his privy chamber
shall be- 10, ing together. no grndg-
ing o. grnn'bling. or talking Of the
Kings pastlmc.
Iherr shall be- no romping on tIe
stairs. With which dishes and other
things are often broken.
Care shall be taken nf the pewter
spoons and that wonden ones. used
in the Kitchen, be not broken or sto-
len.
The pages shall not interrupt the
kitchen maids, for if he lead one IL
stray. he shall pay a iinc Of two
marks to his iiighness, and have
his allowance of beer withheld for II
month,
The grooms shall not steal his
ilighness's straw for beds, Sufficient
being allowed for them.
Coal only 10 be allowed to the
Kings. Queens a"d Lady Mays
chamber.
The brewers not to put any brim-
stone IN the ale.
Twcnly.f7nr loa,cs day allowed
Ia his iilghncss's grey hounds.
Among the fishes Tor the table il
mentioned, 4" The Porpoisc, il too
big fora horsc load, an extra allow
anec iorlhc pur,ey ar
Ordered, tia, all nobIcmcn, and
gentlemen, at the end al The Sessions
of Parliament. depart 10 their se,e-
raj counties, on the pam of the roy
al displcasure.
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40 IiE..

EAVlNG dispr.d If IN .lock of -oods
I Ia ny ,ou Horny l. Dutel / hive IN
request MI those indebted to M. Ia make
pn, incni either Ia niysrlf or him, ana shnnt,g
the = be my Ia whom mn iu@ehted they wiz
llcn,e e"lns forward abd receive p1s mont.
EDN ARD DIFfEL
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MEDICINES. &C.
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palqrs Indian Spe- Ants do.
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Sn Qnlnnc,trehc o""'on' E"Shsh
eaa.rinr Crolon oil Sponge
Cold Pressed oil in Sal almonIac
at bottles r'sn naee
No do. III do. Nutmegs
Do. do. ia. do. Flower hen2oin
Italian ia now der Cacined magnesia
Cremor Tarter Small lump do.
C,I.neI Large do. do.
Ra6,ad Gun Cam Pink root
nbor White Irecipitate
Gam aloes Ctude dnilmony
enaaish hies Essence burgnmot
Flower oIlpher DO lemon
Red pr.cpIatc Salt petre refined
rp,om salts, best 1dmarlnds
GiAnber do. Topoea
Bhnbarb in root lslusIass, superior
DO. id powder Baleman's drops
Llgl1rive bail BRITISH OIL
Do root ESs. peppermint
Sugar lead Stoughlon's bitters
Tartar emelic Godfrey 5 cordial
Rel Peruvian bark TurIns.o ns baIsam
Pale do do. at life
Yellow do do Harlem oil
Rrdacd borax Auderson's pills
Crude do DNoits do.
Gan as,ofp'ida Hn1pers do.
SIENNA leate,, best lees DO,
Edkr mama on wormsccd
Common do. Golden lncture
Gnm opium Turkey Paul'~ patent Colum
Lnaer causic ban iii
Common 90. Cephalic snuff
Corrosive sublmate Cologne wafer
Arrow root, superior Steef's OpodeIqdoc
Sail, Of tartar Whlewttls tg. do.
Canome lowers Swain panacrd
White Ctrin Ausiin's ointment for
ippecacuanna the piles
Sweet SPIRITS nitre Sndls srales aud " g
Balsom CoPavia Spriug trus5es
Sweet oil in ql. Il pit. Com. do.
bottles Comp mortnrs assert.
Salad do very snIn- ed
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Colombo in root Common do
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Blue viiriol DurabI. ink
Salts harshorne Red aud black wafrrs
Spirit do. Tooth Instruments
Soenmeal SpalGlhrs assorted
Tim myrh Patent lint
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Read ash Scolch do
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G8m fragacanth Vials from 4 To ~.
Do 7he'lnc Tooth brushes, allt er
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Lees Elixir,
4 sovereign rrmrds inr culds, obstinate
coughs cnlnrrhs, a-fhmn-, sore tbronts aud
approaching rnusamr flnns.
tees Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch.
Warranted Ia cure by one implication,
free from m.r,1ry or any prIuicloas ngrcdi
pnt.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
Warranted 10 cure Il taken according to
ia, dfrefftors.
Lees Nersons Cordial and Grand
Rpataputi,n
most valuable tnrdicinp for great md
grn"nd debility, nersous dis0rde., los, u
appoi1e, At
Lees Essence aud Extract of Mus
tard.
| An infallibie rrmed, for srrnins bruises.
rheumatism. numbn"ss. &c 49,.
Lee, Indian Vegetable Specific.
/ A certain aud rl'eeiual care ior the ,eue.
real and gunorihPa
Lees Tooth Ache Drops.
/ Which give immtdla,. r,.lj.i.
Ices Tootb Powder.
Which cieaos-s and heeo,rGes The teeth
Lees Eye Water,
/ Aceriain cure tor s9ts eyes.
Lees Anodyne tliAir,
! For ihe rnr" 81 head-nc!'rs.
Lees Corn Plaster.
! For removing and de,iro irs Corns
Lees lip SaiNr.
~ Please 10 take noiicr, none arc yenua
Inc, without the proprietor. signature,
4 NOAH HDGELN, Late .Nic6ael Lee L. In
| " Hundreds oi cases OF cures perl, iped
10y The above truly saluiit,lr Medicines Gould
be given, did the limits OF nemspapey aJd,it
of it.
| j = The above valuable Medicines are sn,d
by Ihomas j Duyal sole Agent lor lb- pro-
rrIetor AT Lyncbbnrg--mho has just received
fresh supply from Baltimore.
Nov. l..
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fiuiE SUBS RiBER nrlI continue The
GROCERY bnsines,. IN lhe slnnd re-.
Gently accnpird b> l. DalfI ~. In lu,t ro-
c"ivrd additional tnprlie. wh,eh with lie
iormer took will comprise - pretty genera
assortment Of