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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

THE undersigned are now coilcet ting
Il the Taxes. &c. OF 1880. The Reeve
nuo will be due and payable into the tree
snry in = Few weeks. The county and pa
rish levy. and all officers fees, will have
to DO accounted Tor at The same time
thesefore &c hope that eli persons inter
esied will he prepared 10 pay when called
upon. George w. Sappingson will at.
tend to the Northern District, and Tho
mas III. Willis 10 the Southern.
THOMAS II. WILLIS,
JAMES L. RANSOM.
Aug. IS. 1880.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

'AhEN NJ - an estrsy. by the suit
u seTIber OF The county OF Jefferson and
Town 81 SniihGeld. an esirsy MARE Of \
nay color. about Is and n half haods hl.ii
seven years old. with some white on the
right hind legs; and appraised 10 ,hc SUN
oil SIXTY collars. The owner 10 de.ired {,
prove property, pay charges, and take the
ssid rstray away. JOHN LITTLE
August IS. iS5O.-St.
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Hol sAI.E.

- THE HOUSE in which Mr.
1EFlA Cleveland rcsides. Il has SIX
13t rooms and good cellar. The
Lot. which IL very fertile. con-
ta'ns about three quarters ofsn sere. There
arc . smoke- house. ice house. and stable. on
the property. The fence 10 nearly new the
situation healthy and dry. A bargain may
be bad Of the above property. IL early sppl'-
cation be made. Payments one half cash.
and the balance in two equal annual payments
With interest. Apply 10 Geo. w. Hammond,
Charlestewn. EDWARD HUGHES.
Aug. l8, 1860,
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COLLINS & CO.'S AXES.
E'His superior and veil tired ss,;eI, ~, 4.
n by Collins \ Co. tIarGord, Conn. ~ d.
be" doubie Fehoed eas,eel. can be had a, ,bs
''ofs oi U. &. LANE 4 co.
Cheapdde, sbephertsisvr. Aug. N.
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STRAfED. from the farm Of Mr.. Tho.
- mns Briscoe, near Charlesiown, va.
about the fret Of this month.
A Dark Brown Mare.
No marks recollected, except the feet
which arc white,-beiwcsn fourteen and
fifteen bands high. FIVE years old last
sPriog. A liberal reward will be given,
on the safe return Of said mare to the sub.
scriher. HIT nj. BRISCOE
Aug. %, 1880.
Q,F he "t'enius Of Liberty, Lcesbury, will
publish the above, J weeks III. r. Nm
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- FAILED proposals directed 70 James "A.
- bia~n. Pr~s' leni. sc viIi be received
i''n 80 Pun Of Angus, inst. TO the fr., Of
sc2 e'npeT neat for making thst Dart Of ,br
ST 'hh I'd, Charles,own s0d HAfpers. Perry
"'np'te Road that - si,as,ed be,Ueen
I"a'Ies'o~" s"d Hs'pers-Psrry. Including .
d's'asee ut about sesea and half miles
Proposers arc invited to make three d,.,ioc,
propo,'"o". l"-FOr m.h'ng simply Rrs.
osa se:d' 2diy-A common Turspiks.--
And Sdl, "A A'Adsmised road. No sIev..
no" 20 exceed four degrees. The lse gill
De divided INTO convenient sections. and the
PFos'den's NJ. James n. Bro~n. ressdinr near
The route. viii sttesd ~ any time besveen
the above dates, 10 furnish such ipforn.s;oo
CONCERNING the vidsh Df the rosd, and otbsy
such particulars 81 may be desired by tbose
disposed 70 contract.
Chariesiouh. Aug 4, 1860
~ The editors u the National Tnsslli.
gsnosr. snd Predesiektown Herald, are re-.
quss,eo 70 in.eFs The above Zoe three week.
meat. ~
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WISH to purchase JSyfy or f/fy youne
- - HEety S|-fPES. FROM the age Of IL 10 25
Sl',es shh eert'hestes TO suit Louisiana, Will
as any trader in market '''
charlestovn. Avg ~, 1897.
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oo1AA xOAM1F SEED.
roR sale. 81 the Chsrie.,o~n ApDusesr,
II snd Baot Store, large sumner 1rrr,'
raised IN Jsflersca county si,o. Cro- 80,
tinors, large ~hiis Cat Turn,p-lsrs, - -.
Turnif'- Ru,a Boga do. twioier
July IS. JAMES BRowS.
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Vh'fe IteEefs 81 a!7es . Quarter
To be drawn on the a, II, C., pIsn. Tn.
holder Ofthree tickets. one in each a, vis;o,
- certain OF one prize, and msy draw four.
Tickets 10 be had in the above LOTTERY. =,
NE stores OF uessrs. Joseph l.. Russell & Go
harpess-Ferry Of Mr. ~. ". Fatty, smith.
heidi Of hessfs. jefferson Il cleveland.
chaf'es'ovn of Mr. Charles Harper, shep
herds'o~n; and SIR. Vim. s,urm, Darkswillc.
Aug IS, 1880
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D1 ksuDx1ns

Se0Ax01
Patent Specific Ointment.
SDaI rs have been taken TO m,ke hi, sun.
4 riy very good Il msy bs had q, the FOL.
lS~,us risees. wins
Humphrey Htyes', Charlesfosrn
.a.idm fosrigs, Mariinsbmg.
r. ~. Sprenger's, Harpers Ferry.
1omner d Harris, .Mepherdsso,sp,.
S> The above Ointment Is offered 10
me pubic ss safr and certain remedy soI
those obstinate diseases. some Of which
have so long batIlsd the skill Of medical sci.
snce.
i,,. Whit. Swelling Of every description
ID. Sore legs and ulcers Of long stsodins
Sd Sehirrus or Glsndutsr tumors, particu U.
lsriy those hardened tumors In women
breasts. which o:tenlimcs terminate ia ulcer.
nsed cancers.
&h. fsions. Or what some people know b,
the n,ns Of Cstsrrhs, Of even description.
9th. Rheumatic pains Of the Joints.
CtI'. Sprsins aud bruises Of every deserip-
ton, or 10 whstevsr part situate.
'th. letters Of all kinds in this oou in,
the patient. IN applying the Ointment, muA,
Keep the part Qua Of " ster.
s'h chiIoiains or part, Affected by frost.
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.Apothecary and Book. Store.

Opposite To- Mr.. liammonti's store and
" the Printing Office. has added. recently,
to his former stock, fresh supplies of Drug.,
Medicines. Sc, which make his assortme n,
large and complete. Ne ofIers them on
pleasing terms. and can ,Uuch for their genu.
inesrss. They consist. Ia part. OF the follow
ING arfirles viz:
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nv the sg'thheld, Chsrlesown s.d Ma.
~ per~FefEy TaEnpike Company, are 70
minded that the isi iasssineat beesme do.
on the Is, insisst Wv
August 4, 1900
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

CASTINGS.
W. have Just received large sappl,
~ Cesiings, consisting oC 10. n 80
- gallon Kettle. Pots. I.Q.s.aS'sz
'nd gallons. Dpeb. ditto. - IN nd, 4
sizes 81 Ovens and lids: SLdlsis. With sod
",lhont l'ds. assorted siKe. obi otr,
hos ,s''ous size. Gfi1,iies. ASSORTED -
zes; Deg Irons. Sc. sc.
1li & LANE s. co
~. II We hsve on ssle. superior whit,
"hea' sod red shes. Fep,iig flour.
Ihespside. ShspbeTdstoun. Ans. IS
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FREE PRESS.
T1HttsHiu, vssEtr. ~
oALLAHEp & DAUoHERTY
CONDITIONS.
The PhtS Paass a. yablshsd wsekiy. 81
TWO DOLLARS g. FIFTY ora

~ y M W
Fsysbie BALI Yearly 81 s,lvsncss 30, REQ Ia,
tiss viii - reos vel - psynlsn, ~ m. =,
pad eaiirely ~ sdssrce. should p,,..s,, y,
wholly deferred uo'i 'he eod n IN ,e.,
IsssE Dottsn- wiil be invsrshly ehs,gel.
AhTsHrfsssEsTs inserted - si,e p,,e 80.
per s1osre fer the three hess insenioo.. a.
'vs"'y'hve cents per s,iuafe Tor esch svb,.
rreni tnseffioe~
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Hilt undersigned las Tor sntr, a, his shop
-. w Chsfles,o~n. the wood work az f,u,
"NDosSS, ven seasoned. a Wagon for on.
=. completely hn'shed also. three or foo,
pleie. THOMAS pXtVIs com
Ch&flesioWn. Aug II, lajO.
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MOUNTAIN GArE, Frederick CO. Va.
ff4h Esrru..~ .e.c

"SsSfAS 0AIk, Frederick CO. Va.
so.h Feorasry, 1850
10 CHARLES fixRsross--f dc ON 10 n dut,
which ovs 20 ny feIiov h~inss. 10 inform
Them OF The gaod qualities which youp mos,
vaiuatfe ointment (Judkins) possesses. In
the early psri Of lssi fell, I hurt nv leg iu
removing somo plank nhich in a fs - Ss,
tntsmed aud Veeauso so pslnful IN nj e,uid
no. walk. ] rcsortsd 60 svcty rem.d, al.
could bssr Of. bU all vas viIhou, m a L., !.
eject; al 'ast there we're oven symn,om. n,
morfihestion. aDj began 20 se,psip of ave,
grsi'ng we'll, vhen I was advised 90 oraeur,
your Uiritaehi md ~ try that. I did 30. spd
from The first application M, lea began "a
get better. ADD ia @ short time vas nesfectI,
cured. heso since tried II 10 several ar, =,
cos"s, AMI ~ has always had the des,red 81
iert IN ever, instance, and I have no h.,;ta
tton 10 ding IL 20 the Who'll, q,
fpaDkiUd ss one Of Tho best Ointment, IN
Gir world eau afford. ara I would No, h,
without II 70 MY family fot tho world.
Your obedisni servant,
JOHN " r. @ r. KRRNE.
hereby oeriif. that I wss for mans
"oo."s sfuictsd mott yrievousIY with the
,vter opon c5ib Of my heels. causing oc. n.
is1s large e"ouEh 10 admit a person's ons.r
i's'ed various remedies 10 vsin. vhenIs..
ibdocec 90 try Judkins' oln,u,snt. and x.,
:~SJ ~ The uss ~ \ single box. Jsm.nx.
iols tnat othsfs. similarly sGlirted ma
val hsmseives Of so vsiuaiIs n ,em,d,
ROBERT FULTON.
SbaOsS'owp, Dec. IG. 1879
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GIG BRIDxu LENT

">o same neighbour, within . fev days
l. uho GILL Do 80 kind ss 20 return Il ts
me. ANDREW wOODS
August rs, 1880
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WRITING PAPER.

~ REAMs supeiGne wiling paper.
q 90. DO. letter p.per.
do. tea paper,
% do. barge sire vrsppiog psper.
) gross bonnet boards.
or sale, by The Subscriber, at the msnuf.e.
turer's prices.
hlso-Pr'mc twiIied psgs-,perm. OIL
S'd ~hlskey. apple brandy. cherry bounce.
Holland CIR, family hour-ooar.c snd fnc
SAT- tor sale .; the most redu-rd price.
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Charlestowr, Aug !, 1860.
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onANo1 TRnEs ron sA1.n.
NUNnER Of grated Orsnas Tr,.,
some q them now sssrirg, wilI be dis.
''.eu ', co., Inquire Of ne Printers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-20
office

In consequence of the failure Of the Stockholders in
Il the Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company to attend the
General Meeting called on the second FRIDAY in this
present month"; the ST ckhoi3ers hereby notified to
attend meeting Of the Compan, on the second Friday
tn January merit at the house of Mrs Sarah Upp, in
MddlebuIg The object of,his meeting is TO do what
the regular meeting should have done namely to elect
the Officers Ut sa Company Tor Ike ensuing year, and
10 fix mpensatica fJ their sery crs rtie' resoi,.
ZION of the last General Meeting; also, 10 take into
c;n,;i ration prcpas.lic" rom ihc Administrative or
Doctor Lewis BurwcI, otfa,sftr stock in pay;ncn; of
the debt of her deceased husband; and to act such
other matters NAV then be laid before item 4
pincnli attendance, ii person by praxy i. 7, 4es;
CT. tho suspension Of di,enis may he involved III
a decision Of said meeting Oh Mrs Hl'w"fs case.
IL order IF the President and DIRECTOR:
GIBSON, Treasurer.
i'ti,ilcbue, November &c, 1850.
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The China Ssas.-Though many of our ma
tionai vessels have from time to time traversed
the China Seas, yet we have never made that
portion of the world, the cruising ground of our
gallant Navy.
A correspondent has suggested to US, that it
would be of much importance to the extensive
and valuable trade carried on by our merchants
in those Seas, if Government would order a fri.
gate and sOoD of war to cruIZe there; the native
Sovereigns and pirates would then know, that
the United States have vessels of war, which at
present they seem to doubt, and it would teach
them to honor and respect our flag. The mild
climate and clear skies, vii! prove heaIthful TO
Der SHIPS, WINE -, many passa,cs around the
beautiful isles and numerous shoals of these seas.
will afford an excellent schoo! for the practice
of our naval officers The English. Dltch. and
French Governments, keep regularly in those
seas. national vessels: and the English have late
ly made very advantageous commercial treaty
with the King of Siam.
We suggest the .propriety of our Government
sending national vessel. with an authorized
Agent. to treat. if practicable, with the govern
ments of Cochin China and Siam. At present,
our vessels are permitted to trade with these
countries: but as there exists no commercial re-
gulations between them and the United States,
Gus merchants e to vexatious impostions,
ever varying; as Tort charges and customs on
are Efalated according to the ca
price of man who. is interested to demand as
much as possible fs& our Captains and Super
careoes.-.N. L.. Mercaa1e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-20

F2ar Seed.-The wagon price is 1sa 1871
per bushe, and the store price about 20. No
sales of moment from stores.
WHIsKEy.-In the early part of the week,
sails Of hhds. were made at 27ac. The price,
however. has subsequently improvedsin conse-
quence of the scarcity, and sales have been made
at CSC. The stock is very light. and holders Of
hhds. are firm to-day at CSC. Upto Yesterday.
sales of copper distilled btlsr were made at 2sa
cts. but to-day sales on the what are making at
coc. and fcr small lots a fraction more. In How
ard street. the wagon price appears, to he very
generally &c. pes gall. exclusive of Ge Dbl; most
OF the sales from stores have been NOE at oslo;
III some cases half a cent more is demanded and
nEtained -.2meriran
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COMMERCIAL.

D\LrINOaE VI lREEr--DEcENBER l..
FoyR.-
n ,,sar{ street Fypw.-Supplles continue TO
ro,n. in Dretty freely. \ fair business has been
dom. from stores this week la tn" early part OF
:, IL, were made at s. ~. and some parcels
,,5Io No,e recently. however. sales have
b..., mad, =, = n63. and one parcel Of S0Db!s.
,t5Cl. To day a Number If hoiders are viii
Inn, IN soil At GO. while others who have lar
var s.arks demand 81 ~. The wagon price
9nnears TO have been, with but few exceptions,
500 per barrel -,
ii'y .WHs Fh,n-About the middle OF the
week. sales nf several parcels ot Standard quail
ity. inclu,iins Two of 1000 bis each. were made
a. - 5 per br, in some cases ON sixty days Gre
III. and in others on time with mterest added.
los of 200 bis standard was taken al i .
cash \ parcel of $50 bis EXTRA quality was sold
at &. interest added-se,cral smaller lots at the
sam, pricc: aud one ot 200 bis at 4 91{ cash.
y,,I,ns5,,,aa Fio,r.--rhe uufavorable wea-
.her which has prevailed during the greater part
# the week appears To have kept buyers out OF
~, market. Several lots in prsme order are held
1T s..
Eys FRpr-Gemains without change.
Gem Heai Sales of barreis at IS. stock light
GR,IN.-- A..
U1ea!-ln the early part u XIV wy" '"o''
was to!rraoly fair supply at MARKET out s'ase
thu middle there ms been Dat hmi,ed receipt
owinS to the prevalence If aafa'orab'e Winds
Sle, sc the bos, parcels ct red nave ra''eu a, s''
oG and g. cts per 6gshe', ao10'un'9 u q'"'s'
aud one cargp Oroaght 9s els. There has been .',
We b~lieye no very prime white wheat at mar
ke, ibis week. Sales have bern made as IA qaa'-
ity. at 81 90 o5 per bushe'' ID. a..
tiV without
y,tion since las, report. Sales Of old white and
yellow continue to be made at SO s. cts per
b,.heI. Sales of new white continue TO be made
at5oa - cts. and of new yeliow at . % Gus.
per hushcl. ,r.,d -s,,ss
Pge-Prices continue to be supporFed-Sa'e'
Of parcels this week at 80 cts.
fT,rs, Seef.-The wagon price ranges from
80 pcr bushel for prime. down to 90 Tor very
nierior. Sales from store have been made al
SIS. ) ST. and OO-the principal sales ap-
near to have been at > g. :;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-20

,,b,cb it gides, owing to the unparalleled drought
'.,,b which we have been visited during the last
simmer. has changed the course in which 1t has
run for centuries part, and has been for many
DAYS flowing in different direction.
a good Erampte.-The Board of Trustees OF
Richmond. Ky. have employed Dr.. Thomas 5.
Voberly to visit every house in the town aud ITS
vicinity. and vaccinate every person with the
Kline Pob.
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SeW saddle, HARNESS q hunk
lt4NL7E,YTIORY

FsyTE subscriber resp ctfny informs his friends 'oi
Aiexsndis. and its vicini'y, that he has establish
ed the above business King street, few docrs
east nf Messrs Kerr F.zhughs Grocery store, under
the direction and superntnndcnce of ANDREW srLlI.
VAN; who will manufacture and keep for sale on the
most reasonable terms, and made of the best mater
ais the following articles:
Gentlcrnen's hest upholstered, plain and common
sad!ies la;i,es' best and common do bridlcs
tingales vaisscs and saddle bags. of all kinds;
black leather travelling trunks, and Brussels carp-
travelling bags; hair and fancy trunks and Whips of
kinds; best coach and gig harness. common do Car
rior Wagon, and cart DO. Together with every ariicl
in the line
In addition to the experience of the conductor OF
the business he has procured the aid Of workman
from richmond, Va. considered one OF the best Sad
ders in the State, who intends, introducing the
JPIRE SPRING SADDLE,
improved ~ himself, % Ii5de,) which, for durability
md ease To the rider and horse. is far superior to any
spring saddle ever altered to The public
Gentlemen are solicited To calf and examine the
model
IJ0!d w.rk repaired al The shortest notice, and in
the hes, style. All o,d,rs thankfully received ard
promptly executed EORA1IO DAY
oct 5-h!wHeotlst Jan
be Icesburg &. MUS Of Iihcrt,, and Frederoks
burg Wal Arena viii insert The above 81 and send
their accounts 20 II. ID
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by WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

On Monday nen (a0th hsf al II o'clock.
WILL. be sold on The premises. IL, w. Npired
W term Of ease Of lot o. gr"unG, 80 ,eet 'front.'
on Fairfax street, and 20 tee' SIN. deep, being
he late residence Of Nicholas Kingston, decd the
ease expires the LIST Oct 1882, being $40 per
num- rrI,,s nj sale dec l7--5t
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"A MNi for N0\e,

VNyI'Ii about fifty acres Of bottom AND, good
w prop tion OF which is ia heavy TIMBER
Finding 1t inconvenlsl, 10 manage such property
a, distance from The proprietor, "iter for safe.
g. The MILL.
= formerly owned by Mr. hgorc, on Broad
q Run, in I.oudoun, the bridge, on tho
.sssss~ road to Georgetown Nr Kgore made this
Mill very profitable to him. aud r, aaed from it, in
one year near half the sum ask for il easy annual
Payments.
here are two pair Of excellent burr Stone, in it,
and il. county custom is very extensive, there being
no competitor Unless sold Ivy private sale be-
fore TWURSD J, The sd of the present month, IL
will then be offered public auction sb0n, the middle
of the day. }. L.. MckENN".
dec 8 cots
~ The Cfarlestown Free Press will publish tho
above ill sale.
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Notice

1 H. persons having claims against me. will please
q presen, them By the ist of January next, .
soon thereafter Ms possible Those Indebted. VM
please make Immediate payment.
dec 20 JNo WEST.
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Rank OF e ieNnnA ~,

December 20, 1850.
ATOIICE is hereby given TO the s,o khol'ier' II his
I Institutions that an FL cior Will bc he'd ~ t'eir
Banking ''nusc. The M,rd 1io"day (Me l7h1 fla
nuary neGi Gar tn directors, t. serve the ensuing
wear he Poll viii close at ) p 81.
dec 2l--eotE ]. J.. NckfNEN, cashier
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
SV.eadid Flowev Roots.

lOHt0TTOt, al L O'Clock,
WILL. be sold without serve, at hi, auction rooms,
w an assortment OF Dutch iiuibUus Roots lust
received and III hUe order, from thu rArdch of HeS.rs
u Oelange, g Co "l TIA r NJ in iioiisnd, consisting
Of unusually well selected Iy eir'h- Narcis'us, tn.
lips Jrnqiis, Iris, Fanuro1 e, rocus, &c.&c sitter
which, AN Intensive assortment fc pain aud m.uld-
ed glassware, &c. &c. dec 20
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.Nutir&.

.Nutir&
office Of the .4lermdrio Canal Company.
gSi MS IN. Estimates for WiTiGfN Qut-
4 nUCl supported Oh sionePers. across the Potomac
aver near Georgetown, 10 convey wai"ttr the Alex
an,ria Canal will bc received al the hce o the Cow
PAM, in A!cxan,r.s, until tie 20M dag If Decsab>r
next
he widths AMI scundiugs of 'he !!ircr with an,
other nee, sssry il formation. may DC ohan.d on ap
piicalior, either in person, Oh b! lterhdGrcsscdto
HUGH SMITH,
President &c the Alexandra Canal Company
nny D6 ent)OthDCc
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SHIP NEW 5.
poRr Of .iLRxaADRuaJb 81
sAILEn. DEcEMGER Is.
Rri~ Comet. Stables. New Orleans.

sAILEn. DECfMBER lS.
Brig Comet. Staples. New Orleans.
49,
Schr. Charlotte. Wexford. from New York
for Georgetown. ID. c. put into Norfolk 18th
instant. To land goods. She experienced the late
gale. and lost some of her deck load and spit
some of her sails. On Sunday, 18th, 80 miles
Z. of Cape Henry. spoke schr. from Boston.
bound into the Capes. which had been knocked
down on her beam ends in the same gale
Schr. North Branch, Colcord, from this port.
arrived at Portland 10th inst.
Schr. Georgetown, Kirkland. cleared at New
York for this port 18th instant.
Schr. Caroline sailed from Pro. idcnce for this
port 18th instant.
Extract of y letter from LeNStown Del. Dec.
GIN There was heavy blow here on the 9Th
from ENE to NNE: indeed II was the heaviest
gale experienced here for many wears. The schr.
General Washington. Falkenhors. from New
York for Philadelphia wiih Plaster. WAS lost on
the point of Cape Henopen. and all the crew, 4
IN number, except the mate were iost-'he schr
went 10 pieces in an hour after she struck There
was schooner went ashore outside of the Capes
a few miles. laden with Iron castings from Port
Elizabeth. y. }. fr New York. \ part Of
LARGE vessel, supposed to be ship. came ashore
near this place The schooner Rcbecca & Eliza
from Barnc@at for New York, with pine wood,
was towcd in tie ;'apc thi, evening dIsmastcd
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ENssinS
VNv ile.:t.

fl,.t l,-..4. 49, comrntli,us
- S1'OpE room q. CELL.7R
). ON King str. Ct l,,ey occupied u, e T.
= IhninpSnn As q dry goods store. The tore
room is very ecgsy fitted up Cor lie, goods store
AID has been occupied such tor many years The
rent Nil be moderate. Inquire OF
dec 2l-w.iW ADAM LINN.
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ALLH Is STOCK IN TRADE:

consisting Of loaf aud crown sugar tea. mnIssses,
ground alum salt, beans rum ard gin. old whIskeys
bounce, Vinegar cotton yarn. cracker, and stone
SC
Store and Counting house Furniture, Plaster
and other large Scales, weights, &C. &c.
dec @
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t'vaGtisiNg Rail-.

MN GENERES has the honor f informing the Ia
VA dies and gentlemen of Alexandria that his second
Practising Bah wit take place Thursday next the
lSd instant dec 2U-St
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CARPET Chain.

A additional suppl. of carpet chain, cotton yarn
"a assorted numbers, just rece, ed and for sale by
dec Is GEO. WHITE.
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by WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

On Wednesday Nerf (22d inst al II o'cioch,'
WI l. &c sui The Store If ~ JGtn -, coin-
w n KIM and L. W.