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The MeUICIneS Can De ndu OF
VIM. POMEROY, Alexandria
Franklin house.

k~zxg The above TAVERN has been
alh FtS rented by the subscriber: it is well known
WMssEsEy as having been long occupied by Mr. Au.
ez&Ssy%as8 gustine Newton; is now in good repair,
and every comfort that the traveller neds can be had
The Table is every day supplied with the decacies,
as we'll the substantials of life The Bar is well
fitted with the best Liquors, and private parties
be accommodated in the most delightful manner.
JOHN WEST.
N. b. Beltzhoover's Line of Stages arrive and de-
part daily from this House; and Gigs, Horses, and
Hacks, can be had on the most reasonable terms
nov Sd
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From p. W. Balch, Esq Counsellor DIT La,v, f. eide.


FRsDERIcK, Md May E, 1881.
Mr.. C. Herstons-l deem it proper to state, for the
benefit of the public that several years SINCE two of
my children were affected with scsld head of nve.
terate character. Ny family physician, DIR John T,
Wilson, Of Leesburg, Va who very skiiful and ju.
dioous in his practice, vain endeavored by every
means to effect cure. At length Judkins' Ointment
was applied and the affection permanently relev.
ed. Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
l.. Z. w. BALCH
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE
OnyL AT~.Lo.. 1904

30tH NOUem6er, 1850 y,
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders ID
~ Alexandria Canal Co. that an instament OF ID
per share is required to be paid on or before Ios
day OF January; and further instalnent OF W.
per share or before the LIST day of February neA
BY order of the Board: =,
dec JOHN II. CREASE, Clerk G. 90
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PUBLIC ATTENTION

dull, solicited by the subscriber. to an IN
le preparation, the merits of which have
ed by time. and are sustained by undouoted
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AVE received, by late arrivals from Philadelphia
Il and New York, very large and general assert.
ment of
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CoNsUMpTlON, ASTHMA & CATARRH

s..Iarge discount to those who buy to sen again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

IN. aho OF far better quality, would be rails.
ian al present'f,hc law were changed, AS we pray
'h'. II may be- Such would be the sure result, o,
applying nat labor which each cutvator would
sese from fencing out other peoples stock, 10 ma
more 1000 Tor his own, and taking better care
Oh 'hem. Tie would have at least onc-twelf,h more
''ne 10 devote to the prof'a !, employment Of i'm
proving and cu'tivatlns HI, ianj instead OF spend.
ing mat twelfth, as he does, IN the unp,o6ia
&c occupation OF extra fencing, Though last, not
'eas', the peace, comfort and han mony of every
,e"oorhood would be incaoulably increased by
removing forever, this most copious, mos, PERM.
e'ous source OF contention and animc,ity Make
- "e'c'ofe, we intrea' your honorable Body, no
longer 10 depend upon the height of each mans
'ehee whether his neighbors' stock shall be raised
upon his lands or not but let it rest, as II AWAY,
should do, upon his own free choice, how far he
hihsei Wi! extend The privilege e. others l.
would often be granted, ana would thus 7foye
oonu OF union, instead OF being what II now Is, u
brand OF continual discord
All which IS respectfully submitted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09
From the F'armsfS Register.
PETITION FOR A CHANGE OF THE
w OLE ENEI. OSIrRES


We recommend the subject of the following pc
,on 20 ali who have not already considered II ma
leIY--and to those who are satisfied of the unjust
Pad opPr ssvc operation of the law OF enclosures,
F@' they Will forthwith proceed TO act, for the re-
|uosa. of The grievance. lie; similar petitions (el-
.ef II tins any other form tina, may DC preferred
be prepared properly presented to the considera-
''on Of the agricultural community, and there can
.1at small s;ounj for fear as 10 the result
20 nc Ea.t'f Of ttc Farmers Register.
LSsct, Aug 81, 1884
nov send you an Article which hope will be
u ame ior your next paper. Ii IS petition about
TO De Circulated in this county, and hope IN many
.,aetsf Tor changing the law relative to enclosures
No internal Improvement, always excepting
'' III regard to the general education OF he poo
re, winch IS frs, and above all Others in lmpor.
'"ee--is so much wanted nor any, believe to
Nv great utility Of which, If once carried INTO ell
'e,' converts would more rapidly be made. The
''oPe IN The counties bordering on, and compre
'."o'hs our mountains, may rotyet perhaps, have
generally felt the evils Of this law, rs TO wish
~ rs repeal and if ,ha, be the case, il might be
1"e'cu' IN regard to them, to remain as 1t is al
'o"sn greatly mistake the condition OF ina
al u our State between the head Of navigation q
VIZ VIZ hof1h western limit of our highly impro
- saey country, if the people would not be near
- OF quite as much benefited as ourselves by thu
9aase' would be among the las, men in Virgins
advocate any alteration of dat ous policy, in &c
.a" or that did moi, fact, promise most man
os " y, 10 benefit very large majority OF our fel
~ 0'aZehs But in this case there seems 10 m
,h o' shadow of doubt on any point involved II
~ P'oposn', It being one which requires only 10 b
~ 10 Sa'o Numerous supporters. Tina, it ma.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09
Yours with grcnt respect,
TIlOS. PATTERSON

Cheap md durable Paintp-Ii has long been
dcsld alum 10 save the great expense of oil and
lead IN onisae nahing, but hitherto it has not been
oota'n'd L.. summer, white travelling in com
p'ny with AZ intelligent itiy from Ncw Haven
We obtained nom hrr tho following recipe She
SAID she felt II her duty "a spread Tho Information
having seen II tested. W. have tried II amt those
who feel Interested may satisfy themselves by.1.
aiming piece of cnco on our premises PAINTED
with the composition. 1t Is Of cream color, but
blcaches, and Is now (hvo woeks) nearly rs white
as lead pa'nl.-Thore appcarsto he an adhesive
solid body, which has been unaffected by storms
ttow may appear year hence, We Of course
cannot say-bnt have strong confidence in u. The
expense oimaterals is about one fifth NJ oil and
lcnd.-kecne SEM.
To one gallon Of GOOD milk, md two ,Ioz i.
eggs, and pounds of loaf sugar hen eud slftca
slack lime, twhte) TO bring II 10 proper conss
'cncy. To be put the Same day. 1t viii be
VII to run the whole through apsnt mill OF otn
"rwISe to see that the conrsei particles Of the Inn
arc we'll dissolved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

with such success though hundreds may have prac
Used the same) IT is This Plough in broom ssdgc
and all the rubbish vegetables you Gun. u, old deIs
and SOW rye; next ycur, after hsr,eat, stir It well
with the plough and harrow SOW down the sec
ond crop of rye the next spr,ns sow clover, aud
plaster as soon as It is up and large enough md
you will succeed IN setting your fields handsomely
Whereas, 1t you sow seed ON the f,a crop ofryc,
YOU may stand great chance Of losing almost the
whole of the clover seed. You save nbot, also the
second yenr your ground 50 loose that it !, ensy
worked, and can be done no ,..nltcr how div the
season IS. have lost much by sowing clover sced
on the first crop, and IN fact have not improved my
soil so fast Tho roller and plaster to be used as a
orcsad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

20 ensure TINT unsettled people the benefits of sta
o'e ana good government. The same paper con.
'"'oe the ae' OF accusation md sentence Of ,leafb
upon ooloeotronl and Coliopnlos, in rcspecs TO
whose 1fi'l an explanatory note Of considerable
""s'n mas been addressed TO the Ministers OF Foo
reign Powers resident in tsreeee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

BAIT For RArs-One of our subscribers informs
us, ana his Verachy - un1uestonabIe 'hu' he was
advised IN batting wire trap 10 catch rats to INK
paste of corn meal and eggs he dad So md the
h'st night he caught sovcn, the second nigh, tie
trap coataned ll-from half grown 10 full grown
ones. 1" use his own word tho trap not being We
ry large, they were literally piled or ono ano,h-
or for want OF room" Rats are the most dostruc.
ave, troublesome and dIsagroeablc vermin thu, can
Infest our premises, and any thing il of importance
that viii os.ist US in getting rid of them.
Odto Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

DEFERRED ARTICLES.
TIE WHISKEY BOTTLE

NASHVILLE, Tenn. sept IT,
Distressing Acctdem-The folio. mr. letter from
Joel NJ Smith, Esq, which has bssa furnished nv
The poliicness Of Col Arm4tanR. pos, Mas,., If
'hs city, gives tho details CT 49, aeci,ic.l ,,b;..
occurred on Saturday last esr Llber,y in sr,ir,
county.
Sparta, SATURDAY atgh, SIP, > ~ 7'ei6ok
Dear Colonel, 1t falls 10 our L. - or,rro IN
OF most shocking accident WI aerig-od eeo.t
!oeIock this ahernoon after 1tay4ns L,be,y and
proceeding about 10 miles towafss us ni5 r. -.
d'vcr, Mr. Bufcll, stopped at II house on H.. road.
h''ed bottle with whlskoy, and proceeded sboat
ono and half roles on a very smooth road H.
ne suddenly fell from his seat, both wheels pss5,n,.
over his neck md head, which terminated :.
eof'h'y existence IN iow minutes The hora.s
became frightened ran of with thu stage md ~.
Ter gong about sixty Yards II upset and immed;.
a'o'y struck tree, threw the two wheel horsess
K''lcdo one, or entirely ruined him, md broke IN.
stage in pieces. There were i've pessenoers IN
'he stage aud young mnn sitting with the driver
VINO jumped oil without much injury. Mr. Howeu
who left Nashville with me, was sliphdv hn,,
and also lady and her little daughter abon,
years oid were both considerably hurt, bu, hors
not dangerously. | escaped withou, the lens, !, :.
Jury, es did also Mr.. Moiloek l canned H..
nla'' TO DC taken ON 'mmcda'eiy ens panty OH a
hareboeh horse WIN my trunk before me md NM,
y on fool ! arrived heto safe, % miles
foufb, truly, M. SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

To KERr orr on DRIVE AWAY BED Duds - Make
strong dccoctIon OF red pepper, whcl ipc, und
apply II w.th a common paint brush 10 the POINTS OF
the bedsteads wa,nscotlng, &c. where these obi
Gus insects usually resort ard II will speedily kill
cxpel them.
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TER MS.

-, q. per amman, payable In aivance. No sub
j. '..a he received for less than SIX months
sp will b. discontinued but at the discretion o
AID DO - rr mill all arrearagcs are paid.
'a f9'r:aDvER rlsEnESrs viii be Inserted at so cents
i ~, e,s) the first time, aud 81 - for each
per Those from distance must be paid for pre-
. 10 ther l.eOn or the payment assumed by
''1l' .;bIe uerson Lynchbarg.
alresset II the Editors must Re post pad
- - viii not be attended To.
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meet not only yoai appreciation bu, tia, If ,l ,,.
subscribers, is the earnest wish of
Yours, with much esteem
n JAMES NJ. aARNETT.
10 THE IEGnL.rt,pr a, "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

a letter from Miss Caroline F,ances Alden IN
the Boston Daily Advertiser states that she resi-.
ded TOUR yours IN the late Ursullnc Convent. and
that there IS no truth whatever in the runsrs crcu
lated that the young ladies of that institution
were ever treated !" any other manner than with
'"e Utmost kindness that the greatest attention was
paid to their education that lhcy lived IN ,i,c ,o.,
afec'ionste harmony that no improuc,, restraints.
were placed upon them, and tina, every inJfyiau,I
! was len free to leave wheueerso disrosed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

Or rather, Doctor, are not poor farms plentl-
full article where The nioking and saving Of manure
is misunderstood OF neg lected ED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

40 the LEgnLAruRE OF VIRGINIA,
nc re'''ion Of sundry citizens of Essex, respect,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

UoRor and Dts1onor. W. 6,d ....,.,
Buenos Ayros paper, that the D,roc,o, Of ~ ~,
"'"" company, exhibiting at Moo Vldcn.
.sen c"mpehed to make apaLa apology in
Moh'c waco papers, IN cons qleoce o. oGe %
ho.ses being called BoLrvAR, Il being ,srsiar
offensive TO the memory of the Geuefai. tn,
Po'osy was r'ade-thc excuse was, ,ha, the n,
agcr had Offended through ignorance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-23
Ertruct of a letter from
WASHINGTON Nav

"WAsHINGroN, May Goth, 1884.
"The report of Mr.. fancy being about to SUI
persede the present Secretary of State is prema-
ture. Mr.. McLane, however has committed the
objectionable sin of having predicted, in his
official communication to the President twelve
months since, the arrangement of the currency
which has resulted from Executive interference
He cannot nor will not, long remain in the Ca
binet.
can instance of the loss resulting from the
existing state o fthings is strongly exemplifed in
the case of a distinguished adopted citizen just
arrived from Florida, who informed me that, af-
ter exchanging his local currency into specie at
a heavyloss, he had to give five per cent. premi-
um in hard dollars for U. S. Bank paper-in
Georgia it bears a premium of four per cent. in
Carolina three. This very effort made to pros
trate the United States Bank, results to her adj
vantage. At this day her private deposltes ex-
coed by millions what they were a month since
and it was as a special favor that l was permit
ted to lodge a few thousand dollars Govern
ment Bank Notes in the office here."-BaH. GaS
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GcoMMuNIcATED,1

Mr. Saowden:-An observation in your paper
few days ago, respecting the diminution of
,be circulating medium of the country, drew
nv attention to the subject; and to avoid gene
raldes, in my observations, | shall confine mys
slf to the Town of Alexandria. According to
HE official reports of the Banks, made to the
Treasury Department on the 1st day of Janua-
" of the present year, the circulation of the
three Banks was $32s,343 (three hundred and
tFenty-eight~ thousand, three hundred and forty
three dollars.) What do you think it is now,
this 23d day of May?--it is certainly under
100000, probably about 100000. Here is a
diminution of the circulation Of this town of at
least $780, 900 in less than five months.
The consequence is obvious-look at your
yharves, your stores, your workshops, your real
estate, your income,-all-all Frustrated! So
works the experiment! SENEX.
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CONGRESS-.

The Senate yesterday, at a very early hour
went into the consideration of Executive busi
ness.
The House of Representatives was engaged
all day in the consideration Of the case of the
contested election of Mr.. MooRE and Mr.. LET
CHER from Kentucky.
The House agreed to Mr.. CHINN's resolution,
setting apart the sixth and seventh days Of June
for District business.
Mr.. THOMAS, of Maryland, from the majority
of the Bank Committee, made a report relative
to that Institution; and Mr.. EVERETT, from the
Minority ofthe Committee, also made a report.
The Reports were ordered to be printed, and
made the order of the day for Tuesday week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-23

Grant IHorburn, our veteran florist, and bet
ter known as the famous LAURIE ToDD, of MIR
Calls novels, has returned to our city, and re-
sumed his wonted vocation-accoutred, as usu-
al, in his old snuffcolored coat, with his bald
head and spectacles just peeping above the seed
counter, and smiling as graciously as ever in
the midst OF the fragrant bouquets and foliage
of his greenhouse. The ~canaries in the avia
ries, sing more blithely, and the goldfish in the
pond frolic about more nimbly in their crystal
element to welcome the return of their revered
master. And little Laurie himself has cast of
some ofhis smoke-dried sallownese, and brought
back upon his cheeks, instead, a few of the roses
of old England, and a visage rendered mani
testify more rubicund and rotund, doubtless, by
seasonable libations of Barclays Entire Di-
vers and pertinacious opportunities were pres
singly made to him to remain in London, as a
sort of Lion for Mr.. Calls menagerie, but Lau.
RE would neither purchase a court dress to call
on the King. nor be persuaded to turn his back
upon his adopted country-a very bright addi-
tional feather to his cap.-M. Y. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-23

During the last season 235,25O bushels of
wheat were ground at Haxall's Columbian Mills
in this city, producing of family and super6ne
flour and middlings 4S, 100 bbls, of which 5000
bbls. superfne branded "Haxall' were sold for
the South American markets. This is the larg-
est receipt of wheat in any one season by any
miller in this city. The year Haxall's old mill
was burnt the receipts at the Gallego mills was
2O4, 900 bushels.
The Columbia mills have now IA pair ofburrs
besides rubbers, and a pair more are to be ad-
ded. The new Gallego mills have 20 pair burrs
besides rubbers.-Richmond Compiler.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GEORGE wHITE-oN SATURDAY

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
n Saturday, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock,
~ A. M, will be sold at my Auction Rooms,
aoithoM ~reserUe, to close consignments, a LOT Of
excellent NEW FURNITURE, warranted of
good materials and workmanship, consisting,
in part, Of
4 handsome Sideboards
6 French and other Bureaus
1 set Side Tables; l Breakfast do
/ neat plain Toilet Stand, 2 drawers
Mahogany Cradle; 1 Curled Maple Crib
9 Maple Bedsteads;. 2 painted do
IL Wash Stands
1 Child's Carriage, a good article
Rocking and other Chairs
rough Marble Slab
l second hand Awning, containing so yards
of linen; together with suhdry other
articles of Kitchen Furniture, &c. &C.
~ Sale to take place in my Ware-room
Terms cash. may Is GEO. WHITE.
uP The above sale is further postponed to
Saturday, Gath instant, when it will positively
take place. GEO. WHITE, Auct.
may 81
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Of all the inventions and Improvements that
have been made for some years past in the con-
s~truction of ships and their rigging, we have
seen none of greater utility and convenience
than a set of fds, made, we understand, in En-
Gland bv means of which a vessels topmasts
and top-gallant masts may be sent down with
out the coming up of a single shroud or back
stay. 1t consists of two stout iron plates, one
resting on the tressel trees, and the other, by
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means of an iron screw on each side Of the heel
of the mast passing through each end of the up
per plate, supports the mast in the firmest man.
ner. The ship Martha, recently arrived at this
port from Canton, has a set of these fids, which
need only to be seen to ensure their universal
adoption. The utility of this simple contrivance
in sending down masts in a heavy sea, must be
apparent to all conversant with these things.
Boston ADJ.
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r,om The Youths Sketch Book.
nur LITTLE BOAT BUILDERS.
10 the sea shore Charles and Ben
PCT down, one summer day,
hnild their little boats-and tnen
no watch them sail away.
.,,,rrah' the boats have left the shore,
And side by side they SAIL;
I'D pleasant sunshine all before,
BEHIND the summer gale.
p,t all too rough the sunny sea-
One boat upsets-and then
they clap their hands and shout with glee;
nHurrah! she's up again"
Put on the wavei it cannot live;
Itsinkss-and now the other!
And now a louder shout they give
.Hurrah. We'll build another!!'
Let's make ourselves a little sea-
The ocean is too Target
This tub will do you and me
To sail our little barge
Dear childreni thus through life your joys
May vanish. VIII you then
Still laugh as DER your childish toys,
And think they'll rise again2
And when life's ocean seems too wide
Your quiet course to trace;
Say, will you wisely turn aside.
And choose a humber place.
And will you as your joys decay,
First one, and then the other,
Shout on, as one hope sinks away,
.Hurrah! Ill build another?'
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MARRIED.

Yesterday morning, by the Rev. MIR. Davis,
MIR. JOHN w. WARD, Of Piscataway, Md. to Miss
HENRIETTA, daughter of Mr.. GEORGE CARLlN, of
this place.
In Washington, on Tuesday evening last, the
goth inst, by the Rev. O.. B. Brown, Mr.. JAMES
LEEcKIE to Miss Martha DUFFY, both of this
place.
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IF We are authorised to announce to the
voters of the Congressional District composed
of the counties of Westmoreland, Richmond,
Northumberland, Lancaster, King George Stat
ford and Prince William, that JOHN TALIAFERRo,
Esq, has, in compliance with the wish of many
voters, consented to become a candidate at the
next election of a Representative for that Dis
trict in the Congress of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-23

~ The Committee of Arrangements, for the
Celebration of the Wing Triumph in Virginia,
respectfully inform their fellow-citizens of Fair
fax County, Washington and Georgetown, and
elsewhere, that tickets can be procured at Mr..
Newton's Hotel. Our own citizens can procure
tickets from any member of the Committee
The day liked on for the celebration will be an
nOunced shortly.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
MIR. MILLS, the celebrated Eronaut. whose,
W ascensions in the larger cities of the Unit,
ed States have excited such universal attention
has consented to afford the citizens of the Dis,
trict Of Columbia an opportunity of witnessing
this grand and imposing spectacle, provided suf
ticient inducement is offered to remunerate him
for the expenses attendant upon the same.
The undersigned has therefore thought pro-
per to offer a subscription paper to the citizens,
for the purpose of enabling him to crafty the
public curiosity. The ascent to take place from
Analostan Island, generally known as Mason's
Island. Due notice will be given of the day of
ascension.
Subscription papers left at all the principaI
Hotels, and at the Alexandria Reading Room.
ED'W. M. LAUB.
Analostan Gardens, May 7, 1884.
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TO WILLIAM B. ALEXANDER.

And the others mert Of kin to Lee Massey Alet.
ander, late Of Alexandria County, deceased.
MAKE NOTICE, That, on Monday, the Cd
- day OF June, before the Orphans Court of
Alexandria County, D. G.. shall proceed to take
the dispositions Of sundry witnesses to sustain
the will of the said Lee Massey Alexander, here
tofore filed in the Office Of the Register of Wills
for probate; which dispositions will be continued
from day to day during the session of said Court.
FRANCES SWAMI.
NAV 22-t2dJnne
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
I'aE Offices of the Marine and Fire Insur-
- ance Company of Alexandria have been
4, SSaaoved to the Building formerly occupied by
ave Mechanics Bank. may 21-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

And immediate possession giren,
~ A large and convenient DWELLING
Eax HOUSE, suitable either for a private fami.
ly or the accommodation of boarders. There
are attached to it a good Stable, Carriage,
Smoke, and Wash House. Terms will be made
known by applying to
REBECCA TAYLOR. or
THOMAS MOUNT.
Also, her STOCK OF GOODS. together with
the STAND, will be disposed of on reasonable
terms. may 10-eo6t +, r.