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april II
White Head, pnints, &c.
40 Kegs white lead, lst quality, p lbs each
IL 10 1o yellow ochre % lbs do
10 do black do 90 and 50 lbs do
IN 1o Snan;sb brown % lbs do
10 do veriigries Is to 20 lbs 90
10 boxes s by 10 window glass 100 teet eacn
Landing and for sale by LlNDsAi' HILL " W.
aDrl l0-WR
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E0r Rent.
Writing paper

ID THOMPSON has jus, received, on sac, large
/ supply Of Amcs' deny, folio post cap, ana 40
post writing paper hot and cold presscd-Pr'ce - 10
.sl5 perream. c....
Armies medium and royal envelope paper OF very
fine quality. yellow and gray.
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medium
rOyal
super royal
imperial
WRITING PAPER.

Folio post, foolscap, 4to post and note raper' manu-
featured by Donaldson Ames Bike. Allen, King, &c
Whatm,n's fine antiquarian roval, super royal "ou,
Bile elephant, Columbian, and denny drawing papers
sealing wax waters, quilts, nkstuds penknves' eras'
ers letter folders and stationary in genrr
OSBORNES' AMERICAN WATER COIohS.
The Manufacturer Of these co'nre, having brought
them to degree of xcelence which VIII sustain "
comparison wsth the finest imported water colors m
froms his customers aud the public, that he can now
furnish all the fine coIors used in flower, landscape,
AID miniature painiing, at re .ncei prices vizsenn-
inc sepia, carmnc crimson, sca''r ana Nanner
of the finest um,l,,, Ia La, Yellow Gladstone. Ultra
marine, Cobalt jue, rhenard's glue, &c. Osbornc'S
Pru,sian iiue, Bsree, Cologne Earth, and Blue Yer
otter, particularly recommended to the attention
of Artists. i'hr above coors are sold wholesale ana
retail by p Thompson Agent
Also CamelS hair; sable; pitch and Narr sh brush
es for water and oil color painting, paint stones Blac
lead pencils ivOr, paper Bristol Boards, gold En-
bossctl, Colored and marble papers.
march II
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V}orian k.nMN ageUcy

'ySfIE subscribers have opened Office in the City
L of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsa OF
L0ndS In the 1errit0rI If ffor1d0.
Such is the peculiar character of the iands'n Flora
ds and their productions that as yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons atremo'e dis
tances from this Territory relation to their true cha.
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute exami-
nations OF the public lands vacantas well as those
which NAV hereafter be offered for sale. They will
prepare themselves with maps OF all the good lands
and with such information may be interesting to pur
chasers.
The lands advertisedfor sale in December next, EN-
brace very interesting section OF the ierrtory-be
ing situated farthest South and East ofany public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States and in
region of country admirably adapted to the growth
of the grand staples of Territory; sugarcane and
sea island cotton, well the rearing ofthe silk
worm, and the cultivation of the orange and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey of that country, is well acquainted with
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers willupon reqmsition. either enter
or purchase lands and all letters addressed Them
post paid) will be promptly attended to.
REFERENCES
Col. JAMES GApsDES, Tallahassee, Florida,
Col JONI GAMBLE, Richmond, Virginia,
Hon. A. G. DADE, Prince William County, Virginia
Msior BYRD C. WILLIS Fredericksburg, Virginia
joan MAcRAE, Esq Prince William County, Wand
Major w. +. THORNTON, A1exan' ria, d. c.
G.. BRON kUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON
Tallahassee, w 1877, ais
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For sale.

For sale.
a. EW ORLEANS sugar
y philadelphia and Baltimore refined sugar IN box
es and barrels
Nolasses and New England rum
West India rum, Gognac brandy
Holland and american gin
Whiskey, in iIogshesds and Barrels
Do 100 bbl, OF richards sons best
MADEIRA and sicily Madeira
DR., and sweet Malaga
Laret in casks and cases Choice Wines.
Sauterne, Frontienac and Port
Sparkling and still Champagne
Brazil Cuba and Java coffee
Hyson. young hyson and imperial tea in chests and
catty boxes
Sperm and mould candles
Window glass all sizes pipes nails and brads, steel
Richmond manufactured tobacco ofthe best quality
White lead mol, salt petre, winter STARED oil
Sack salt. powder s. shot, OK S of snuff, etc.
mar IS &C. CAZENOVE Co.
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Charles NeMuett.
District III Columbia.

"leranaffa C0aRV, set.
APRIL rERN 1873.
John II. Runncls COmPl'L1
Augustine Leftwick, John SLa ChaTccry
r. Webb and Henry Pitt
man, Detts.
FH>IE defendant, Augustine iettwick, not having
4 entered his appearance and given security. ac-
cOrdng the and the rules OF this Court and
it appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court upon AFT
h,layit fled, that said Augustine Lettwck is not
inhabtant of the District OF Columbia, on the mo-
ton of the Complainant by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant Augustine Letwick, do ap
pear here before tine fist day of November
Term aud answer the bill OF the Complainant, and
give security for performing the DEGREES of the Court
and that the other defendants John F. Webb & Hen
ry Pittmsn do MT pay, convey away, >ccrete the
money, debts effects by them owing to, in their
hands, belonging to the SAID absent defendant Au-
guStne Leftwck, MntIrthe further order and decree
Of this Court and that copy OF this order be forth
with published in the puohc newspaper printed IN
the town of alexandria, for two months succcssvely,
and that another copy be posted the front door
the Court House Of the said County
Test, EDM.L LEE, c. G.
may ~ law2n
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District OF Columbia,

aler0aaTf0 County, SCI:
APRIL TENN, 1873.
Anthony Rhodes, Admins !
TRAITOR OF Joseph Spear,
deceased, Comprt. T., ~, .,.
" N'' 3
John lynch and Mah,on
Schoheld, Deft's.
The Defendants, john Lynch and Mahlon Scolheld,
not having entered their appearance and given secu
riy according to the statute AMI the rules of this
court AMI it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court
upon a Avit fled that the SAID def, ndants, are no,
inhabitants of the District of Columbia on the motion
of the Complainant BY his Counsel it is ordered, that
the said defendants John Lynch and Mahlon SchoL
field, do appear here or before the first day ~
next November Term, and answer the Bill of the Com.
pltnant, and give security for performing the de
crees OF the Court, and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in newspaper printed in thr
Town of alexandria, For two m 1nthS successively and
that another copy be posted the front door of the
Court House ofthe said County.
Test, EDM I. LEE, c. C.
may %
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MarShals Sale

ITa Superior Court OF ChAncery held IN 'e ,oS1
,- Aol 60. Plaintiff,
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George :. Aongh

George =. AoNgh
pSaDy 0Denagt elect aSs1rtmcnt OF SPHiAT
L GOODS, among which are the following, VIZ
iue cloths and casslmeres
steel mkt and medley do
Back do, some superior
yironia and Roucn cassimeres for summer
Stripes Of all kinds
white and striped sotteens very neat for pantaloons
Cclored and white drllhngs
Beautiful assortment of vcstinSs
Black lastingsand clrcassans
BLACK and cod brochele new article tor coats, &C
Super and common black bOmbazlnc
Bombazettes :.
Green, blue, orange and black rattnett for coach lin
ing
Irish linens, sheetngs and lawns
ST. and 6 very stout barnsley diaper
10 do cotton do
Danask napkins
super black Italian uString
Rack and plain gros-de naples
Pink, blue and real blue black satin
bonnet camhric, MILNE and foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment dimues
PLAID and stripe caupaye
.iatste robes
Calicoes and super ginghams
First quality and common nankins
Nankin dye blue do
Grenatline and barFage Scars
Fancy silk and gauze hdkts
Fine blue searSuckers
large assortment of colored black and white silkaBd
cotton hosiery
Gauz, hInnels
Worsted bindings, all culors
Carpet do
Red. black, drah and blue cotton do
Para. OILS and umbrellas
Russia, Gcrnanand Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
Bl,ck and coloreG Canon do
Mems and boys Leghorn fine palm.eaf& coarse hats
Leghorn fats and crowns
Super patent roller Suspenders
Grey Canton Pongces
Chcp tckIngs
With Il general assortment Of
DO .NESTYCS md COTTON EIRN
DUO g
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i.aW Books.

GUST received. at the Auction Store, for prus
% sale. at half book store prices
Samples of a variety of Law Books, tothe st'eri~
of practitioners and others, is requested. Ano,g
them, are
Easts Reports, by Day, Is vols; Taunton, Reports
vols, BanneIl g Adcrson's do, vols; Tyler, d.
2vols; American Digest, 4vols; Blackstone, Rrya,
, vols; Abbot on Shipping; hawkins Plea, Of Tie
Crown; Jacobs on ~ea Laws; Manncry's Dige,'; >anS
Evidence; Fell on Guarantees; Edward" Almr.y
Re ports, Coke's, Addisons, &c. Reports, Bn.nr
Acts; Baments, &c. s1r Z
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~ c,n.-;,- Court OF ChLncerv, held in the Town
1- Aoa 60. Plaintiff,
H.nle, BoEgess Defendant .,
nv consent of the parties by counsel, the court
d,thSIlIr. order aud decree, that unless the ae'
fendani Sssll within twelve months from Tue u"'s
b-eoF nav To the plaintiff, the OF one thousand
d,,rs with ia,cres thereon, al the rate OF SIX per
G. nlum per annum, from the first day OF octooer
1872 urti pad, Subject TO cred, of twenty egh'
dollars and ATTY cents, paid the =Ith DAY OF De
cemnur 1890 thousand dollars, WIN the IKE III
tr.,t ,Irnn from the lst dav of October 1879, I'M
nj p,,i; onethousanl dollars with the like interest
tbtreon, from the fir, day Of April 1919 until PAID
subj a to credit of ssNty eight dollars ana forty
sx cents, paid the 25d day Of March 1928; one
th.u,-,,d collars with the like interest thereon,
fr m the lst dav of April 1920, unt pad; one thou-
sand dollars with the like interest thereon rom the ISL
d,y ut April, 1921, until pai one thousand dollars
with the Ike interest thereon front the Isl day OF Apn,
,s - nrJ' uaid. and one thousand dollars with the
bk interest thereon from the lSt day OF April 1875,
until Dad and the costs BY the piantnt expended IN
the prosecution of this SUIT, the saiu GeiehoSlt au
HI, heirs and al persons claiming under Eui' De
thncforth forever, absolutely barred and forcc!osed
oSand from all equity of redemption in and to the
Inl and described in the indenture OF mort
g,u- exhibited IN this cause bearing dave the <+'n
DIV OF :. ptenner, 1911, between the deithuah' oi
the one part and the plaintiff OF the other parts ana
th,t The marshal OF this court, after having gwen
s;> weeks notice of the time and place thereof by adj
yertiScment published In.some newspaper printed III
tue town of alexandria, d" expose to sale atp"o
lie auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the lands
ami premises aioresAid and out of the proceeds OF
the sale Alter lciraynl the expenses attending the
same pay the plaintiff the said principal sums and
interests d the costs, and the surplus OF the proceeds
uf,he SAID SALE any pay the defendant, or 20 such
p.rsoa a, may be legally authorised 10 receive the
ss ;and report bis proceedings herein 10 the court
in order to "a final decree,
Copy. tr>te, }. II. WILLIAMS, c. C.
CoS's, Sl7 g,
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'S1HE subscribers have opened an Office in the Cit,
L of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsale OF
L0nds in the IeJTitOrL IF FIorid0.
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For Nent,

49,, Alarge wellsituated Store WIKI .. .'ri
HGN lentdry cellar attached 10 IT. ,.r..
3.ssl bly, we'll calculated for the Dry "'O .J r.
3sgsi ness, and tenant in that Inc WV
ceivethe preference. The rent will be m%I',
oct3O CIV 'D'-.--
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Notice,

CrrPursuant to the foregoing decree, shall on the
24th ia, ofJune next before the front door OF the
Tavern, Al pre-, nj keptby Mrs. Norris IN the town
of Warrenton and County of fauQuer, expose 70 sale
b, Pubic Auction tc the Age,t bidder for Cash, all
that tract of LAID living ,ul beng, IN the Count! Il
f,r,ssid, wheseon (the plaintiff Vincent Moss form
erly resided and VIII Oh is composed OF the several
following tracts, VIZ tract formerly the proper
" OF Nathaniel Moss, On which stands the Dwelling
House One other tract purchased BY the sand N'n-
cent Moss OF George Fisher and one other tract pur-
chased by HezeSiah Glassrock and sad Vincent
Moss of Caleb whitacre, Oh which Is erected mer-
chant mill &c. The whole bounded By GooSecresk.
m.yI2 -2aw,s JOHN STANARD, VI. +. ID.
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TO MANUFACTURERS


[efpA The thee-story bk Building, situated quar-
IsssHN ter oi nile below the Pamcacha Bridge, in Middle
.'1E-- town, State oi Connecticut, the Turnpike Road
TO New-liNen. Said building is upon water privilege,
uniting streams. erected in September last, ihe
manufacture of Machinery, and is completely fitted that
purpose, with great variety Of new and valuable Tools
sin, L,hes which offered for s together with five
Cotton osc, Of 80 Spinile each, building aud will he
completed in tea days, OF the best Workmanship aud intended
WELL and 10 good work any in this country
ALSO, ON THE PREMISES,
new BLACkSMlrHS SHOP, intended for three Forges,
OF which erected aud for phsmmer. The situa
Of this Factory for being within
hall mile Of the Connecticut River, from whence Steam
Boats aud Packets depa daily for NewYork-on excellent
turnpike road and other advantages render of The
desirable situations, that can be had
70 who wishes engage in the making os Machinery,
1t affords opportunity for immediate operation Is,
however, offered with without the Machinery Tools,
very reasonable terms order close Inquire Of
BENJAMIN SMITH, who is the p emses.
Also
FARM, containing about thirty cf excellent
Land together with Dwelling House, Barn. Cbaise aud
other out buildings situated Farm m called, and about
hundred rds south Of Pam ichi Bridge aud about the
distance from the aforesaid Manunctory. Said Farm is
we'll watered, and has many other advantages
considerable pait Of the purchase money mi sh remain
h.vdgsge. Possession given Immediately u desired.
For further partcuas inquire OF The Subscribe, who
the premises. BENJAMIN SMITH.
.HddietoDn, July %, 1929. 3m
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WOMAN'S FEELINGS.

Woman's feelings, sooner matured
than mans, more easily sink to decay
Ripened by habit, and warmly sensitive
by temperament. the age Of twenty when
comes the first true budding Of man s
spirit, and the first free gush Of his care
less and generous heart, often, too often,
witnesses the scared and big ghted wo-
man, with the cold or maddening MEM
ory ofdays gone by. The blight of one
hope, the disappointment Of one vision
of happiness, throws chill over her pro-
phetic spirit, and wraps every after dream
in anticipated ruin. Man is a different
being, by his habits, his education, and
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his associations: from disappointment he
plunges into new pleasures; from one
lost object he rushes on to new pursuits.
1t is a good characteristic Of his nature,
that he leaves the memory Of sorrow
for the hope Of happiness. Well might
it be for woman, if the Indifference which
she has sometimes reason to deprecate
in him, were onener to pour its Lethe
wave upon her own bosom, which il ii
be called untrue in its joy, yet clings with
but too much constancy to its sorrow
Well might it be for woman, if the light
laugh, and the careless brow, were not
SO frequently 'roses o'er sepulchre.'
Many a bright eye is dimmed, and
many fair brow couded while the
more rugged spirit of mar passes the
fiery ordeal Of suffering, with equal rel
ish for a second pursuit, and equal
strength for second disappointment.
Many a gay heart is broken, and the
young bosom rests in the sepulchre, or
seeks in almost as lonely retirement,
the oblivion or The food Of its sorrow,
while the buoyant spirit Of youth, and
the iron spirit of manhood crush the
ihorns that would pierce them; and the
careless and the happy give one gaze
10 the passing form, and one sigh to the
early fate Of woman, without a question
or a thought "why can such things be-"
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DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMpERANc]

DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.
H4NROM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal Of Medicine and
II Surgery, edited by N r. Smith, Nj. d. Professor of Sur
gerry the University Of Ms yland Chgmbers medicine for
the relief Of drunkard has been used with Louis
vile, The cases of several completely reformed
them OF their vce.n
The following from circular signed by John Rogers John
kmha, and freese Dearborn, Esps Seectmen Of Exeter
We would suggest the pIopety Of making app opraon
from the cence tax for the purchase or Chambers Medic
We have placed quantity Of this article the hands our
Physicians, who administer free Of expense all who i'll
take H. and we are happy TO have in power state, that
more than twenty Of most confirmed drankaId have
H. and those WHO have completed their course have cured
by it, and restored TO their friends usefulness
In every where has been tried in Portsmouth and its
vicinity, Qrom 80 to 40 has mol been known fail Of effect
ing cme.
II Is prepared only by Dr. James II. Hart and Mr.. A. M
flaming, To d. Chambers their
Medical College, and al the Medicinal Store Of Dr. Hart
OF broadway and Chamber tieet New-York The med
cine put letter packages, sufficient for an individual
case accompanied with dn ecions and can be sent by mail
All orders enclosing the usual price, five dollars and postage
pad will receive immediate attention. Those who are unable
to pay personal application of the individual BUR Office
the medicine viii he administered gratis.
CAUrloN-in consequence of the great celebrity which
Dr. Chambers medicine has acquired there and doubtless
will he many spurious limitations Of this valuable remedy Tho
public informed that the directions The gen.
une mcdic signed by James. Hart vi. b. and A. NJ
flaming For sale by SMITH PARMENrEa al the Office
OF the Literary Cadet, and by JosEPH BALcH, Jr South,
MAIN street. May %
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iMPJRTANT To MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL

VI h obvious tlnt writing executed with common INK
may be discharged by the application o nural Of lime
oxlic and other strong acids, very dangerous power b.
possessed by evdpOed persons, for etecug any altcra
ton that suits Their pnpOe, either IN sum- number, date,
HdOrsement, therefore respectfully submit for the in
s.rctln Of the public IN general, specimens of VIM NJ Ev
ANs Patent Checks Drafts, &c. for preventing JrGdds by
dHcrGf oBs trust that reference 10 the annexed
tcaies will tlsy the public Of the advantages derived
by iIs adoption.
The oiiOeiag is certificate from ohR D'H0lf Jr. Esq.
PrOfessor Of Gtcmisirgi ia Br0Dn OEireraty.
Amer making number ofcXIerimenis the engravings
oi Nm. H. Evans patent Cheeks, Sc intended 10 prevent
certain fraudulent practices Bank Cheeks Notes. Bills Of
Exchange, Sc am satisfied tat his plan VIII meet the pur
pose proposed, and Il worthy OF palronage.
JOHN D'WOLF, Jr
Providence, May a. 1923.
Certificate Of Dr. Robert Hrre Professor of Chemistry
10 The UnicerstH Of Pennsylvania.
do hereby cettiy that have atentvely considered the
meiUI ad pied by Mr.. VIM. VI. Evans, prevent frauds
and fgeres, IN the alteration of Checks and other instn
ments npi an o opinion, That by adopting the plan that
Le has prop sed, great obstacle Is thrown the way Of
atuaui alterations and the public security against forgery
Is Pdhinc"l. (Sgnedl ROBERT HARE
Philadelphia, Oct. 23d, 1897.
Pousory Notes, Dll,s, Bills Of Exchange, Bank Checks
&C. Sc either unbound, bound books of Sizes
as may lie required can be seen by applying Ia
:. J. DEWEY,
fgent for the NIn-Engiaad States,
sept. "a. No. 49, hla ket Street. Providence, X. l.
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POETRY.

voR THE CADET.
MASSACHUSETTS, FLIES.
There n.o-wlew -wI,ew-keep ifO,n my nose,
us 4 viii deal sou,e deadly blows,
Among yei
Pu, 20 perplexsd whepu'er wnIe-
TI,e,v, ,aks that blow, think I've quite
Unlung ye.
There are some things that do appear
Amra,g our g,sd ,ad iaTiers here,
That buzz ~ ,lck nlrut my nose,
And ., ss aud ssrs, aur.i lose
My reason.
Trey do na ~ aad then arc gone,
But are Continual Lulzlng On,
To vexm;
They seem to like to-whcw -wlew--whe~-
There. take that boy-r has finished yo,i-
perpIex us.
off--of-O! how perplsxing tits,
Having just SIT down and screwed the phiz,
roscribbIe;
And when, perhaps, an idea flows,
10 have them light upon the nose,
And nbble.
often when they make this fuss,
Imagine I'm Proneileas,
DE n'ctoi
And that these aies llai round in- suck,
Are yu.lures, gnawing al my pluck,
In act, D!
Sometimes think that ancient Misses,
Has sent them nlbbiiag Iound our Noses,
Toschvol usj
And make Ne learn some wiser thing,
Than ehos.e the General Tor uur king,
To ule lls.
Again think Van Buren got 'e'n,
TO b,zz a lE,ut and s,rD, our cott'n,
Armand here
For srce the Tariff passed, our shops
feot,.i,, slowed as ihlck as hops,
Abaind here.
l'n ,lasi inclined tn think that l'''',
iias scl.i them ulbbing with the hill,
Together;
But ere the fourth Of Mach they 'I gd,
rel, bouncing ,un'nerset,
Cold weather
THETA.