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II FL. NEvETT, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
d /. Fuller e. Co.'s Hotel has just received Sc
lect assortment Of jelly, blanc mango, and pudding
moulds, of beautiful patterns. Also
Ice cream forms
Improved ice cream freezers and buckets
Block tin coffee pots, superior Britannia ware,
waters
Furnaces with or without coffee-roasters attached
Sumner bakers, a very convenient article
Large and small bath-tubs, with or without heaters
Hollow ware, consisting of pots, ovens, skilles,
&c.
Together with full assortment Of plain and ia
PANIED tin ware
To GRocERs.--He is prepared to furnish grocers
with iapanned tea-canisters, scoops, scales and
weights oil csterns and all other articles necessary
in their line; all which will be sold at the lowest
prices.
Nav l2-eodlm
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TRENCH WORKED CAPES AND COL
Il LARS.-We have on hand a large stock OF
French work, to which we invite the attention OF
the ladies' Being desirous to reduce our stock, we
will offer them at about cost. They of all quail
tiles, from 81 up.
May 14--3tif
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May 3

EARM FOR SALE.--The subscriber wishes 10
i sell the farm upon which he resides, situated
upon the range of hills northwest Of Georgesown,
and distant about two miles from said town. The
farm contains fifty odd acres, part well set in msa-
dow, part in clover and there 10 suficoncy Of
wood for fuel. The land is Of good original soil,
lies well for cultivation, and Is bounded on two sides
by country roads, The dwelling house--a two
story frame, with portico the whole front--was 70
Gently erected of the best materials; there also
kitchen, smoke house, stable, corn house, &c. &C.
There is an extensive orchard Of selected fruit, and
number of fine springs. The whole is enclosed in
the best manner, most Of the fencing having been
recently put up. A person wishing TO purchase
pleasant and healthy residence, or to establish
dairy farm or market garden, would do well TO come
and view the premises.
IA
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c. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
April 81, l645.

BALTIMORE TYPE FOUNDRY. - News,
ID Book, and Job Printers, can be furnished at this
well established Foundry with every description of
Type suited to their USE from Pearl to forty lines
Plea, together with plain, fancy and job letter. COM
binaon borders initial letters for books, and very
great variety Of cuts suited to every purpose.
Brass Rule, plain and waved, Of al sizes.
Printing Ink Of every quality, for news, book and
fancy work.
Printing Presses Of the most approved construc-
ton, always on hand, and Power Presses Of every
description furnished at manufacturer prices at
short notice.
Cases, Chascs, Sticks Furniture of all kinds, as
well every other article required in printing Of
fee.
s.ereotyping carefully attended to and executed in
the best manner.
Old type taken at 8 cents per pound in exchange
for new.
n5- Orders from printers for any thing they want
will be furnished with fidelity and despatch by
May 6-2aw F. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor.
fssA HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-sit
-1a1A uated on Gay street, Georgetown. The
house contains two parlors, four chambers, besides
other rooms, with good cellars. There are smoke
and milk house, with pump Of good water, sta
bling, and a large garden. -At
Also for sale, farm Of about IT'S acres, near
Tenallytown, on the Brookville road. Apply to
the subscriber, in Georgetown.
JAMES McvEAN.
April 5-d6
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington City, May
Is, l645.
ns-Persons inquiring for letters in the following
list, will please say they are advertised.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
Il By virtue Of deed of trust, dated 18th Sep
tember, 1886, and recorded among the land records
FOR washington county, District Of Columbia, in IL
Der w. b. No. Sc, folios AL 422, and 423, shall
sell TO the hghes, bidder, on Friday the 23d day Of
May next, at o'clock, p. m, on the premises, part
of lot numbered l, in square numbered 343, fronting
81 feet inches on Tenth street west, between New
York avenue and street, by about 20 ieet oeep,
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: one-thIrd Of the purchase money
in casb: the balance in six and twelve months, with
interest; and upon final payment Of principal and
interest the trustee will convey the property TO the
purchaser. ,-,,u, nvr,
n. W. DYER * CO.,
Anr;l oo-oawts Auctioneers.
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Bg a. Green, .9scfioser.
JIoUsEffOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNl-
III TURE AT AucTfoN.--oa Thursday, As
i5ih instant, I shall eel a The store Of y. u. Ho-
mead, Al the corner 81 a street and fennsyisania
avenue At 10 o'clock NJ. eli the stock Of furniture
in the establishment, such 49,
Mahogany dining. breakfast, card and ssds
tables
Mahogany burss. sidsbeards, and wnrng
ds.ks
High and low-posi b,dsicsds
Astral, solar, and other lamps
Wadrobcs. closet and other xsshsisnds
China, glass, and crccksry ware
Piano forte, refrigerator, kitchsa unsensils, xe
The room u fof pnt Iaqnire a. J. b. Hot
mead.
A. GREEN,
May 1875 Aacsiossss
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DOARDING.- Mrs. Gassaway tenders her
ID thanks to her friends, and informs them that
she has taken pleasant residence for the summer
on 18th street south, near Md. avenue, where she
can accommodate boarders comfortably. The stu
aton comprises the advantages of town and country,
being only short walk from either Of the depart
ments and the Presidents House.
April 30-lmd
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CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.--On hand, q
~ small supply of that desirable style of shawls
embroidered and damasked. We will sell them low
to close stock.
May 14--3tif
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pLUE LAWS OF C0NNECTICUT.-one
ID small volume--price IL cents.
May7 F. TAYLOR.
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T>RESH TEAS, &c.---Just received
IL 30 barrels crushed and pulverized sugar
Is boxes fine and common loaf do
10 hogsheads New Orleans and Porto Rico
sugar
IS bags old Java and Rio Coffee
70 boxes sperm and patent candles
90 do mould talow do
10 cases fresh Italian maccaroni
10 do do vermicelli
Also, in store, 100 barrels of the best family and
superfne -four, together with general assortment
of groceries, which will be sold on pleasing terms
by SlMMS q SUN.
May l2-3t
r AW NOTICE TO STUDENTS.--Mr. Hof-
IL mans law institution No. III South 9Th
street. Philadelphia is established for legal educa
ton, by means of a thorough union of practice with
theory, upon plan contained in his circular to
Students which will be sent to any part of the Union
upon application. The plan consists of course Of
reading, adapted to each students wants-of the
practical proceedings in a moot court-and Of daily
lectures. These commence LIST October and end LIST
June. The moot court then begins, and ends its
session LIST of August. The two remaining months
are occupied in their customary studies, by all who
prefer no intermission. Students enter on any day
of the year. and only for six months at time. Fee
S62 So The library is extensive in law, literature
and science The building is dedicated exclusively
to the students--is airy and well furnished.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Nav S-1aw2m
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CIGN OF THE LARGE BLACK BOOT IS
y removed next door to Mr.. James Williams's
Cabinet Warerooms, two doors from Al street, on
Pennsylvania avenue. We offer large assortment
of boots and shoes suitable for the season. at prices to
suit the times.
w. MANN,
Sign of the LARGE BLACK BOOT,
April
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VI. CONTRACTS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL.
564 To be let TO the lowest bidder who tenders
SUFFICIENT guarantees for faithful performance with.
out other reference to the mode of transportation
than is necessary TO provide for the due CELEBRITY
certainty and security Of such TRANSPORTATION.
Part of regulation 40 is changed and modified by
the foregoingl
565. The underbdder is not TO be required to take
the old contractors stock.
566. Railroad routes, including those on which
the service is partly on railroad and partly in steam
boats to be arranged in three classes according
to the re Of the mails, the speed with which they
are conveyed, and the importance Of the service
567. The rates of compensation are not to ex-
coed
On first class, the rate Of compensation now al
lowed by law;
On second class SiOO per mile, per annum;
On third class, $50 per mile, per annnm;
sos IT half the service Is performed in the night
the rate OF compensation may be increased rs pei
cent;
DOS. ana II tne postmaster General shall find i
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Ell. wv GIRtN,s rARM.


.,5't,, ~ - 1,''s'"' foih"eiS Day ID thu
- 80 , ~" ~ e"'a" ''"ef lae's Of interest
- ,''''' '''o'" s'', me seat oi ek president Van
~ 49,, -,
II VI -" huffn III hone' ana arconpa-
~ '''' - N,'E"'e' Tue ''fn' Nheh ir entered
H. ~ NC lS''' ~ ms fe''fenoni nom lhe
~ - "ie "''" en III 9t'rf, Tue lani havias
- ~" 9'''7' anu pr'h unuPf CULTIVATION
Ia W '' ~ - 9'''S 's'e''' u Tue n'llatiss 'ad
.' - '"e 'ue9, were ora ana f''iinV down, and
% ''t' = u via sfoWh oau laheh ssess"n oil
'''''e5 u'e SUM- me u mas peen uHdef VIZ.
III o"'' nun |'''i' Tue pace mas been greatly
ihW9''o' ana =" course Is no" lhfy begun by which a
lausanne "l 'H'' my peH'fVcd nom IL. be garden
anu 9'asie R'uhd' nave oeen enlarged and newly laid
u0i-i"' ho"7e' nave been eiecled--and a large num-
1t d" nun Io1 "f1l hfh'a Tres sbruhorry, Ne have
'''" ''''t" ne Re'n nurse onnl3lhs collection o
eA'''e nuns mr." p"hiH' as"oaH when were sene hne
~ - NE sa"'o We hn''e'd Soac u1e samples oil
al We No'7 {" 'hf se"s"n
AllpUg tue "la'7 "plen gave bfatfy and interest To
s s9onas are i"" hHinfiai ponds IN loe earden.-7
my "eit easily made by constructing dams across
t.l' hi'"A oas'na1n2 irpp spangs on The teulsos,-
"'LA PM mo irn, ard lh'y are now . well stocked
VII" H""i' th'ti ahd ifIch. That NJ. van BURN as
sqted rs my "Ii "tlhd m abundant supply Tor y IL,
~ ms Is "fl''f wei worthy "l considerations
mere map} situations where such ponds may he
"h3'j and WIN very 'alia1 eNpense The luxury 81
eacaS ahd ealing HE if7u 81 pietefol may be had At
NY Var.
H'Fei| q Tue elos nave be enrIased with new fen
"'i 1.s''ql o0n'o2s tflcle1 a,Hoag when lsa w..
tina. ofb,y ain, hon, ,,,oss.d W ''o's ~
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Screams "tdflsbtl ana net aea are lna thus. aqls ~
81 WIef dfigHhl scteius=-Wiih srreaus ut drhsht.
iHea, they recognized thrr lost alstnsa Over maat,.
''f and lhe1ogh dr had ttfy ao1tbt her by day and
ny hlSai lad tae> saehcd, aud Al ast they had lound
her qua were tapry
IL sh1f NV eocs on 10 say, thst When tn news
ih' reached ll Pfftfbrt bee once srut ar his child
'g and eaFgaae lie Wiz imposed lt.-her darp hier
n'a n'so oodonul aud s,e eovd mol ffslye hor-sbut
.0e old ernlisaao insisted, ldo5a hva, h. ,ald, had
''aeht t" 'esen oi latei h. prevailed osfr hs wife,
1zH dals.a" they'd a,in settlrl at ihc banao her
t.aJhoad' and all pea to4 included wen. rreaneiled.
94sA Is Tim ais asl heard i, al tAe Nusan Springs,
4, ". Il,
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'f "25 ss'gMser Eushi0ns.

~ WE'D At MY HOUSE on MAIN STREET, FoU
IA, ABOVE MEEM \ GwATKlN's STORE.
njy +. u - 10 my friends and the Public gene
ask o,. ,He'f patronage heretofore bestowed upon
u be ,be ,'llualon OF the same. feeling sure that
" please the most faslidions
a.a2 WILLIAM CLAVEY.
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MFRS. SARAH NJ. JENNINGS would we GLAD to
WI take about ipnr young Ladies as boarders. Her
residence is in good ueIgbarho0d on Church street, op
posile the Baptist Church. very convenient 10 all The
schools Particular attention will be paid 10 their com.
'or, Sc. Terms made known upon application.
Oct . Is
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Eoo1sELLER. uootBiNpgR, Ann sr>roNER,
-.-AL1J STREET, Lyny Cunuaa, va
Opposite D. ". .l0orc's ct0a Store
August Il
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Chine S0ers1.

ir9o 9UAp' Tor removing spots Of grease, &C.
l.r {o'hs, cassimeres, Sc, another lot received
ID. w. MOORE,
lcf. 20 Sign of the Big. Pitcher.
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WOOD La 1yD,

on the road leading Campbell cour house AT the three
mile stone containing one hundred acres.
credit Of eight sixteen and Twenty four months will
he ugcn bit the whole amount Of the purchase money
NAV be deferred tn the end of the Two years, the pnr
chaser paying interest annually en- the whole snm-lhe
dco ,obe secured oy good security and HE lille retains
ed unti The property Is paid for.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Jn.
Oh M. 6 WIN
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\ E.NTOn Eaafn.


: .fs'f,meai Of Patent Lard Lamps; also, Astral
'.'' fassa-e, and various other kinds 0. Lamps
son land, and for sale by
d. ". MOORE.
% Sign ofthe Big Pitcher
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9RyAEga', TG7TSEEy & LAUIraEEa
4 RE now receiving at ldeir nav Store nearly oppo.
site the hul,o lormerly occupied by iiRA An / y
A0LAa. q --L-a and .u-.ndl a-.aLLmaul of
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"iH015e E'.J3eFED s0g' $Nse,
pursuance Of decree Of the crcut superior court
o' IA" and chancfry for Bedford County. madt at The
I'm o' said eourl, in th. ease Of "tIEein &, Is.
'@ Ne tie undersigned. commissioner for tb-
l'>f VIII offer for sale, upon the premises near ibr
!, VI 'oer,y, Bedford county, at public auction, on
'a'y tie first day Of November heyt,
L0T OF LAND,
,ro'.g near ~ aefes,) with The impr yomens thero
I On consisting Of a neal and comfortable
Framed Dwelling House. good Kitchen.
~ Esss o"ohe House. Ice ilous,. S>e-ana is the
, .'.4.-z.s@s same whereof Stephen Gagain Jr died
-. ! Ills property is pleasantly situated, in the i'm
1e vicinity Of the town o liberty.
,''S VIE be very liberal anl made known on the
a a' ' acting as Commissioner, shall convey
u VIVA special warranty only.
1 %. ., JNo. o. l.. G0GGIN, Comr.
81
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JEFFERSON LAND

TUX SAGk1g
WE heirs OF John B. Henry lssss conelaa.d
70 dispose Of lie Mil Farm. and hefebv
offer L al PIRATE sale. - -s'ess
u : Situated Oh the Potomac River, Jus, be.
Tow Dan 10. :, adjoining The mill where there
. landing Flace Cor boats frnm he Chess-
?eake and ohio Canal; is#knoxn 10 be az lhe
best quality Of Jefferson I.snd.=s considerable
portion Of il being rich botta Lassa~aIatl is well
wsiered:
The TraeLeontsins about $50 ACRES
about le0 Of which is under good CT Inv siioa =
more accurate description IS deemed uuneces.
sars. as those desiring to purchase will examine
for themselves
TERMS.-One.fotirth the purchase money
viii be required TO be paid down-one-fourih
IN ~ months with interest. The balance can
% retained BY the purchaser, b. being secured
on The Property. Appfy 10
w. i. WEBB,
Shepherasfettn, ID
AMOS YOUNG,
March ID lsi5-tf '''''" 'a"'
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DIED.

Do the Isl last. 81 Wsn,hs.,.- a =,
o. O.. neariy years. GsonsE p = ~ :,
m a. Baker, in the sO,h year Of his are e. ''
oa me 18Th ult.. sfter painful ,;ek,.,, or e..
a1h ~ M,.. HEssIITrA YoUxe. Of Wiasbr.sr
teemed Tor he spsleness and sm.h;l;,- ~
p5h.suon, sn.eh Won for her the friendshiD of III
On the sist ul.. in winehe.,.- y .,I.,.-
ease Of The chest, Mr. Gopvrrv 49,. saooie a ~
oOsh year o. his age. Fe~ me-, ere.. = Us
the deceased the sincere 1900, ~ -, man
OF the eomnunily sO'u "i'ne'
On the Ist inst, ri III, r.si,ene. 49,, ls,n -,
1,.erksiey eohniy. Mr.. EILIs REEsE, s,rd gs Se.r,
~ reese vas one Of the most respectable e,,;z.n.
4. 1kslei County, and bis death will be incurred
y ~ VINO bad the pleasure. of his acquaintance.
!, ~ Darnes,osn. Montgomery county, Nd. a,
Monday the ~ inst. WV. DARsE Esa one ~ x II
Judges Of the Orphans Court Of Mou,ro,n,, -.
Md, aged 70 years. 90
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POWHATAN HOUSE.
RIcH.NO.ND. rIRCLNL.f.

t go long rrd well conducted By Mrs DPSzi,
- was taken BY the subscriber 10 April, 1e4l.
The accommodations Of this 6ne Hotel, are
frat rate. aud its patronage steadily decreasing.
Il eontsin4sppwsrds Of 70 rooms. eontsnieBily
arranged and 10 good order. The location has
always been regarded a. one Of the most de-
Iighiihl 10 Richmond. q is sbotf the centre
Of the city, very near the Capitol, Governors
House. sod City Halls commanding beautiful
view Of those hBe buildings) sneIs quite COVE.
niest to the Rad Road Depots. Boat landing,
and principal streets OF business.
Elevated and uneneunbsred by other houses.
this Hotel possesses the important advantage Of
4 free circulation OF air. $50 desirable in warn
weather. rendering il dry, healthy and pleasant.
/, Passengers arriving 10 The Boats ard Car.
will De met By The PoWhsisn Coach, and con.
veyed with their biggage) to and from The
Hotel free Of exPense,-thus saving iron SO
cents TO 81 Portersge.
Board per day, $3.50.
cHAs. L. DlBRELt.
Richmond. June 10, 1855.
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THE MARKETS.
TinlAflA.. -lilst,:-..-,.-A-.....--.

JSeE Q, S. r. NJ.
:. ~ 10 ihss - he boot. equal 70 s. so.S IS
VI ~, ~ rurnbe lld Il The lowest figure vas but
anal, "a nose e hish the highes, ~, os.iaed
did apl M sxs zee The sAis' would NO, 80
HOES; -ssss s q e. naas At y % - S0t'
b.. vs, sss @sSs d.nssl uo..,d stfss. Flour
:. i.se;,ed ana priss. remsl. psh@l<e4. We are
advised q e .. s0 sssps 's ;ss from from
n ~. s.on,inasssf - 3: :. :. .,hi,A ....
car Tsers appears 50 pc ae. a h IS IN CITY Mills
ne Tsbs stock on hsne small, an ve
E.os e, q. soa$i 6sA r,.,hx1
as SDs.. Il susqhehsnna ~ ~. FlodEsy load Z
= sale. = s.iss Of PennA- kl We WA Al dol
~ S s. There are no Ma. .., y rasthi
,er,,ln-. we qucte GOOD = I. z ss,url f.at ;
a. 49,, lie of prime reo -, =. :. fods "a
~ s1.s ~heass are selling IslK Y
k.S~1 we note : sale so-o~1 ~
$3.50 peraa. red Il % cents a.x At Sa q
1890 n MD NAhe Corn to-e''
"A II Naa' xeltow ct 20 eents
W. y. ,.,,,,e Nj Oats II a5a9I Il, a
IkcfN Western Shoulders = n.
ell. e : x cent, : assorted . = ~ .frt
Ti1o I'll GEMS and choice lots o. $50 se- -
# prime eommanA9 cents ...ix1&nd
1rhe S,raand Tor Lsrd continue. ~ = ~,
.,,,,-tions Re obtsiled, via. NO -
kekSs-em 5 81 Cor infsrios 70 good and Z.
No. Western ID bbls. ia eenis ierS y 1
prime.
WuISEEY.-Ne quote Aids Il % -.
bbls; - 81 cents4m.lket dull
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COTTAGE Rlu,rIT

DWELLING HOUSE,
a noe large Barn, recently erected Spring,
smoke, Cora, Poultry, and Root houses! Also,
house for servants, together with other recni.
size buildings, all in excellent repair.
mere . UPON the premises One YOUNG
oHCHARD ofcho,ce frui,.in fun bearing .aad
also earithe house there is a large Zines f55nc
spring WHICH affords running water in mos, q
90 not deem, il necessary to give further
particulars IN reference 10 the place, as pre-.
sumo that all who MAY wish, 10 PURCHASE will
call and examine the property for themselves.
and TO any such ! shall be happy 10 furnish
whatever fnformstioh may be re quisite, on a l.
phcstlon. 10 me hefsaHsiy. or .hy letter, post
Aug Is. 1916.
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NEW ennnS.

UST received and for sale low for cash
- SPRING s SU.N.HER Wear
B0nneIs & Hats
Pun assortment Straw and Braid BOnneti, latest
style, ~
CHIP Hats for zen and boys. all prices,
Bessers Russia Sna Cashmere Hats.
MOoDWARE.-liorse and Painted Buckets,
Haiti Bushsl and Pack Measures.
Washing tHsss Barrel-eh0rns, Bulter-bowls and
Sugar-6oxes.I
Croeeriss "A good stock on hand.
HardSsrs end Tinsrart-7A full assortment Of
all descriptions
Glass and cAins Trs-A new and complete
assortment,
BSe.s aad Saoes-For men, women and child,
rem, cheap and good, BY
+. DtJNNiNGToN.
Keruevssilie, Nav a. 'ls15
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:. oa ne ON Inst, by The Rev. Thom,. n ~.
e I, lALser s. DUKE 10 Mis- Mar Bs,ra.
Al the Shades, besr Midi, h.r.
Soealy On Tuesday evening. n ga loen
-. a e A. f. H. Boyd RlwIr,r.. re-: r., y sns
9. Fseqnier county. 20 Miss f;Er-.s...
Pow.lI sioe.t=aaushter Of Col. EIunb6r..A 81 = /
o. IL. LIZ
Az. rs Is 81 inst. b. The Rev Georre Adj. II,
e ~ l ". G.Atto MLhrnA 4 sreood $500 ~.
!. ,os-es Lasket. Esd. 81 of Loudous so.'..,s
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canal ConlMeree
ARRIVALS.

Mar a.. Canal Boat William, Harpers-Fer'
ry, 400 bbLs, Flour 10 J, b. Dsingerdelds:
JusE 4. Canal Boat Champion, Dam No. 81
500 bbls Kiln Dried Meal to Powell and Mar
bury, and ~ bbis. Whisky 10 order -
Canal Boat Mil Boy, Lsssburg, to load with
lumber. -
Canal Boat oseeols, willanspori, 500 bbls.
Flour 10 WIN. FowIe q sensgsssf
c.u,l Boa, Clarke, Eidriase. MOfocacy, To
h,eco and 1--we stock 10 ordet =
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80; 11sA1 y s1spsa SALE,
ns subscriber offers for sale mi. a..;,.h.S
sac seasssd 81 mtes from cka,lss,aa.sss.se
IRON Harpers-ferty end mile froS
ns.u shd ferrY Turnpike, houndng 81 ~ ~ sss
ches'er and Pniomsc fail Road. and s III
containing about sac 49,.
Aeou, Ss0 cleared. and The residue X ;ls 80
me cleared land lies compact and ns..,s -
sguafe me timber contiguous. TKYs ssI., =
esen eVnsiee'ed one of The ssast des;,a.s. III
.s eoaasy oil Jefferson. as regards ro.x. i. =
ana exemption from broken - ..s.,,,
.aau, every Reid being accessible n ,,,.-.ns
~a'er. There s meyer, failing we'll 81 a -nn
waller IN one Of the back fields. and : COOS
springs contiguous TO the buildings, = nfe
lne improvements consist al. : eonf,,,
Stone DsgcfIillg Hone
STONE STABLE, STONE SMorn ,,o,,n
with cement fops, Sfone DaiX wi,h S 81,
hoor Frame Stable and carfises. bnn. eS men
ling for "a horses shpe crit * ~
nary attached, ossrseer's sEause, (oew ! o..
ter Tor servants, ngacEsfailh sind c.ss 49,
Shops, Bath. house. Ire honsr. sna 1s.s. =.
large ice. pond Of sPfiHg water II m. mssAs...
IFefe have been large rnmber .f chn;se
trnH Trees of every yanssts sci s,tt !, ~, ~
asl Few years and beginning 10 besr
Any one DESIRING fAEsher Information ca.3
ifess NE subscriber on the premises, near aslI.
own Jefferson county, Va
D.. :, ~, LEWIS !, W. washington.
T. s. The taxes on The .h,v. ~,
$50, only amount TO S20s2, which i q = 81
iusemont e capitalists Of other States d sur.
Msy 90 le4s /, Wv.
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NOTICE.

41HE undersigned, acting for himself snd
~ others has employed Mr.. WILLIAM
AVIS 10 conduct, as Agent, the Boo. &, Skoe.
.aqking h,tstnes', IN the room East Of the JaIL
mere Is low, and will be constantly on hand, a
supply Of the best materials, purchased IN Raj.
timoEe, and such as are required for the mann.
faciufe Of the best articles in The business 81
MI Avis is first-rate workman, and Others Of
character apd SKIN have been employed a. his
assistants.4The materials and worknen being
Of the first order, 4 due share Of he public pa,
tronage IS respectfully solicited. IL
g RI STARRY.
i chatlestown. June12 l845!-3t.
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