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10 IL HOOE a. CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between
7h and sh streets, receiving the
mportaton the following rich and most desirable
Dress silks In variety fashionable styles
Coloed OF shade Of COLOR both wide and
French cahmeres and ousselines de ane, OF the latest
styles, very rich
French mennoes, OF every color and finest quality
Watercd and plain Irish plins
Hack an coIofed watered silks
Real thread lace capes, very nch
Rea collars, Jenny Lind style tenurey new
French worked collars, cIfs, and sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresses
Rich thin silk materials, for evening dresses
R>a beuhes
Black lace capes and berthes
White md coored shnwis
Real cashmere long shaws
Rich vet sac cloaks and nantes
Very richly embroidered bsndksrchefs
Of other and desirable goods,
which they and 10 all OF which
respectfully invite especial attention
Dec -fwif
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AND Warrants Wanted-Tbe undersigned will purch...
IL land warrants issued under the late act OF Congress
HAMILTON q. FAINT.
once southeast Pennsylvania 18Th ..s,
FAR Ia-ANod. '''
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LAW and Agency Once.

Law and Agency Once.
in the
OF he District Co
iumba promptly United
Guiding
bounty lands pensions return Of dune patents for new
inventions, &c, &c.
They tender their services 10 members profession
local will abate
half eir the
the departments will be furnished TO
land warrants lands.
Once on Penn avenue, and fuckers Building.
DUFF GREEN
BEN. Z. GREEN,
RICHD II. CLARKE.
Octl5-aaw3m
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NARsALS SALE.-By virtue of three writs Of fsrt faeias,
III the clerks office Of the circuit Of the District
county Washington, and directed,
public sale for cash. Saturday. the 18th day Of
II O'clock front OF court house door of
county, following described lying and being the
Washington known aud designated the OF said
part in 2y2 of lot $780, lot
as9 lot ~ 3a lots y and p in square 500
lOn lot 37 lot
lot 2+7, lot s65, half Of lot
square 1866 lot in loss, lot II in
$50 seized
satisfy judcals Nos. g. u and TO March, 1851
RICHARD WALLACH,
Marshal Of the District OF Columbia,
Feb ll-dtMaI Is
Gf-The above sale is postponed until the 1ed instant
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal OF the District of Columbia.
March l6-dt Mar p
ID EADINCiS for every day during Lent, compiled
IL writings of Bishop Jeremy Taylor by the author Of An
ny Herbert, &c.
new supply just received b.
TAYLOR b MAURY,
Bookrellers, 9th street.
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.JsnaU Lind in Matches

NATcugz, March II Jenny Lind gave concert here
night Methodist CHURCH, which realized So 500
She gave 900 the poor She e! to-day in the steamer
Magnolia, for ST, Louis.
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wAsaIssros oryIox, rssssrLsAstA AsA"us,
fiftn house east OF National Holel, Noe.

Finn house east Of National Hotel, Noe.
HE line established IN the United
States eonseuen oldest inc plonssr line snteAAas
Baltimore Pbaoepa, and New York and
delivering and receiving the ssuons HAVE
ark and Jeey Cihe line e county ~ he present
having four wehas undergone extensive pas aud
now deliver number OF
be required of Tor accommodation OF e pabi wn :"
accuracy, psompne and fidelity hitherto unequalsd This nns
CONNECTS m other companies OF Morse lines, east west no sns
which
OF this line have lately thoroughly ~ ba
both ats transmission delivery IL
charges equal 10 all with special With be ac
for business company
line They
graphing The Offices OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company
oteIi Baltimore Exchange, south PHILADELPHIA
No street. Quincy Granite building, York No.
Hanover rect, corner OF Beaver
VIM N. SWAIN, President
March l4-3md.
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BARGAINS, bargains can now be obtained from the
ID kinds OF winter goods they
stock hand
previous We following goods, which
will be sold a and upderf
pieces part. pieces beautiful style figured silks
dark coored ws'ered silks
IS DO rlace silk, in light and dark colors
do Iirhta nd
offered n the prices
dress pattern. very handsome brocade silks,
rich MORA Antiques for evening and din.
ne dresses
Meripos remaining
piec figured Csshmsres, in beautiful patterns
Is do rich mous.eine., fine, dress patterns
French Menos, quantities, ends OF
pieces. =
respectfully solicit the OF especially
goods, better opportunity
can obtain bargains
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb I9-aaw2w
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sIGNORINA TERESA PARODI,
Prima Donna of her MaJssty's Opera House, London,
Grand Concert,
AT THE NEW NATIONAL HALL, WASHINGTON,
On MONDAY EVENING, March I7M.
Mr. John Potter manager of the National Washington,
gentlemen city and
the District generally tnat he has been for weeks
ting TO induce
sIGNoRINA PARoDI
city Of Washington and he has the pleasure
announcing that she will give
GRAND CONCERT
On MONDAY EVENING, March l7h,
assisted by the principal srustos ofihe
NEW YORK ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
!. Overture by We Orchestra
Grand AnA-Cssa Diva" from Norma Mile reres. farod
Fantasia Dramaqueor the violinon theme, from Lucn
from Donizs's opera Of Roberto DeveeuI, Signs
AnaLa Palt.
Grand fantasia from La Pile du Regiment, Maurice
l. Grand Aria recitatve from Tanrred RecitatveDoce
ngraa Patna" Ana-"D tanu papu," Mile Teresa Psrod
Maurice suako,eh'. opera Giovanni d Ma
TO- the Prayer (eAecued by hand, len) oeo,
lowed by variations Di Bravuva IAN air from L'Ezr DAmo
H. The Capncho, called The Bird
written for children-Mska Hauser.
(Norss piece describes sensation Of bird. which,
having escaped from is es of into the free Forest and hopping
trom twig ~s ard from tree to tree the e
been taught BY It's mistress.
"a The fayorte duet,o from Norma
Norma lie Tsresa Foroa.
Adaga. sg ua Amaa Patti
prce oftcke been fired - for
much lee, than he average eum alone on choice seats DO.
81, the boxes, and 81 to the gallery.
Bon sheet open,
Once hours from 10 to g.
March 10
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Western Military Institute, DrennOn Springs, Ken
lucky.
rapidly
compelled ocanon-te build
ng Lick Springs being insufficient for the accommodation
large Within year
bred and cadets have been macuated, OF whom
discharged mainly suitable
quaren springs has secured the
school To the body
South West, could be
desirable Situated within mile OF the Kentucky
Frankfort and Louisville all
directions passing both daily
The buildings afording
rooma and acco three hundred cadets.
Its retired aud heathu position eminenuy adapts for the
poses military school Being miles Is
usually incident
college life.
will regularly
the Friday
For further information address
T. y. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Or graduate skilled
situation the above Institution by timely APPLICATION
Feb l9-so4t
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

Ornamental Liehh Voses, Siirer Ware, &C.
THE subscriber has iaey been al considerable expense in
for his the furnish
ing parties &C. following articles which he VIII rs
QUITO the mos reasonable terms, viz
splendid table ornament, and chandelier These
we made expressly tor use.
pair very beautiful candeabrns.
pair magnificent
large and very splendid OF silver ware French
China, glass
every variety in this line sufficient to furnish par
o three thousand persons. - -
Tbe. either separately together on
the me reasonable terms. .
la vile de Paris corner Of Fem avenue ana "" street
20-9ufh iaw6wh
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INSTRUMENTw.-Bow psss, Aewns
mems dvder- ivory scse Ac Sold sspAaes'y
ho Of ergustteiy finished iFom
yerland. r.v,o ~, = AMY
Marc #T Bookseller 0tansnsrs, sses o0 s1ssss
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HIANNEI&, Cassimeres, Cloths sSo.-Wc invite the
OF the public Of article here cnuneratod
offering
pdu OF all kinds OF wooiens We have
store
pieces and parts Of pieces Welsh hanncs, assorted
grades
pieces medium and low priced Hnnnels
silk warped hsnne for ladies' and childrcn's
10 pieces fine saIony hannes
S heavy double milied hsnnels, genuemeus we.r
10 do fancy. coiored French fanneis
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, &C.
do fine black French cloths very best grades
10 do medium and low priced cloth.
hncycolored cloths, beautiful shades, for boys
10 do black French skin cassimeres
20 do sstisets, assorted qualities and prices
With Of articles for gen.mcn usca Of
will Offer obtained in
District, either for cash customers.
CLAGET-r, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Feb I2-hawowif
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MEMBERS Of Congress-, strangers sojournng In the
M and citizens OF the neighborhood
may any kind of furniture goods superior
quality styles and reasonable respectfully
on Pcnnsy avenue, door east Of 9Th street.
We full supply Of
Tapestry velvet tapestry BRUSSELS plain Brussels,
grain tapestry led aud plain Venetian capenns with
all grades, both English and domestic
Oicoths foors which fit any hall, passage
according any diagram furnished
Also full OF curtain materials with all The
which WILL desired, have made
up windows furnished they
fifteen minutes.
Also table chamber
toilet cloths, dolies, tides.
consequence the aeness the will
had other
may purchased distance will
ship for any point II Union without charge.
Feb Ie-eo3tif CLAGErT DODSON.
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G}-UnitartAn Church.Reigious service this
the hour be conducted by the Rev Mr. Hosme
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Jenny Lind's Concerts.
NEw ORLEANS March ~ The gross procf eds OF Jenny
nd's thirteen this city amounted to 500 600
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NEW GOOds.-The subscribers respectfully
and the public generally the follow
ing descriptions goods just received, viz;
IS pieces style spring cassimeres
do black do do assorted grades
10 medium and low priced cassimeres boys
do styIe spring calicoes, Mernmacks
superior makes, warranted fast colors
IS do French gnghams
beached grades,
period
bales brown shirings and sheetngs
cases beached sheeiings, in 81, Ga, 10, and l24
bales Osnabupgs.
IN WHITE GOODS.
100 pieces aconet cambria and cambria musins
Nansook null muin
plaid musiins l2r the best grades
dotted white Swiss musins ..r....
ladies' white cotton hose work and plain
20 do ladies' Isle thread, plaid and
and boys hose and half hose in
Of all kinds Of domestic and
staple goods which will sell better than
obtained elsewhere.
few days usual extensive supply of
goods all the and desirable
which will
public. - ,,, .,u,r,a,, 49,, -
Feb @-3tawlw
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To tn. Old Soldiers. those OF more recent service.
DIcHARD POLLARD propose, to obtain warrants Tor your land
n under the He will he moderate in bis
charges cent commission esnmannr ne
.nount rove minimum prce-Si u per acre
ia viii mention regular during the last
Enal
e,, IN hi. brother representatives who entitled
TO land
,enon m. posi- Warren, Albemnrle county Virginia
Nov I7-law4w
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HOWELL Il BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Inn
III porters street, BALTIMORE invite the attention OF
assortment OF
style paper hangng borde &C., which they arc now
receiving embracing hno satin paTlor entry
pae statues gold and velvet papers, win
a large assortment Of low priced paper.
Yard wide window great variety call soiced
Feb 23-dlm
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AU The steamboat THOMAS CULLyER win de
2eNf}Rr p.r At the following hours. coach connect
with the bosf in Washington. Boats fare IL u 81.
The Tho- Coyer viii be the Mount n. II
Leave Alerandria al ak, 11S, M; *, 2, ~ D. m
- JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
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. Ia WILLIE DE PARASITIC proprietor of above
friends and public generally,
continued and increased demand he has been
articles. and which will hy
offered this Market and
cheaper purchased
cities, and, as Tor quality they cannot be surpnsscd'
800 csni-'er. Dramatically sealed champsnons muooms
al per canister, and so half do.
500 do do pet canister and 3 half do
% per dozen.
900 do do asparagus lars. size, u os, small do e.
200 do do s'sw-d tomato, so per
roo bottles tomato ssuce, NJ 10 cents per bottle.
rs dozen bottles preserves assorted At - dozen
Together with every variety Of sauces Ac .,n.
Ia Vile D. Paris, Pennsylvnnis sv and I'm ~s'
Dec l7--Ssvvifh lw6wM
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rODEy'S Isady's Book for April.
VI Grabams Magazine for April.
sartain. Magazine for April.
Knickerbocker Magazine for March
Subscriptions received OF single "'"o taylor MAURy,
u.n Book sellers, near sth street
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NEW spring Goods, sbrotdertes, kcThe subscriber
IN bsv. just received from New York
IS pieces small checked glsce silks
20 do style India fouard silks
10 do rich Chene silks
do do do brocade silks
10 do do do black Gro de Rhine silks
do do do black, striped, and plaid silks
10 do Broche bsrexes, tpan 6gures
10 do French Bengslia, tcptireiy newt
u do French mous.elinc de Isin-s, livery pretty
Us do French printed isconets, livery fpe)
80 do dotted swiss musnn, white and colored)
do heavy black twisted silk
Is do French printed barege-, new styls.)
Is embroidered white Canton shsws .ome very rchl
20 richly embroidered handkerchiefs, (pew dss'gn'l
NJ French embroidered muslin chcmiscts
IS very richly and sleeves, In sets
~ resl Valencia lace collars md cuff
richly trimmed French worked cspes
rs lace capcs and berthes
10 black lace scarf
20 inside hsndkerchiefs and cuHs match, SC
Toesthe with and desirable ~ne~s o
r. u. Hoog co.
rskQ
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctionssrs.

by DYER a Mc0UIRK, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ACCT1oN.-on Monday,
18th instant AZ O'Clock, the premises, We ANAL sell
that valuable west between seventssnth
and improvements, consisting ola
story bowling saloon and frame stable being About se
on and ia deep 5000 FEET with nteen-
Zoo, alley on the east and a thirty alley the soath
Terms cash. balance in twelve, ana esh'sen
"o"'S, s''' DYER MCGUIRE,
Ma .oaSds Aucdonssrs.
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Editors Of the above will please copy, and send their
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Dee
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend 20 Any ~. -
he NAV be insted before either OF the courts nIs ns
trict the prosecution OF claim ooss Sos
s,.s and the Departments. Once on q street. $50
wAsuIsaror, July i6, 1916 SapH-~~os
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TRUNKs TRUNKS TRUNKs-F A. ~ ~ ~ ~ n s"s, M ~
and rink door east OF NC no
e h,. an hand order every muce ~ s VIZ
hest material workmanship, which ne VIII ~" ~ ~-' W"
prices. - .,o,L NJ tr.veJups trvnhs - suh
90 n, inform puac tAos -
M az hand large supply all the various kinds and ase his
now on from which purchasers wbo desire
~ [ m The best such embraces al the Mt i'm
aroy.meps will haven difficulty in making selection
Renndna carefully done, at moderate charges
Feb p2-d2w - ~ 1850
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Hrrxy s,r,uu ooas-J r STEER Merchant Tailor Browns
Hotel respectfully informs msmbers OF Congress and Others
vino NAV he he has just received
~, o ~ o, sprns goods might do well avail
These goods prepared make order In
cheap rates. and al sho notcs ana We invite
everybody o and examine them
Feb I-eod2wif 4
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AIR. aud Mrs. HLAsKO have the honor Of informing
nj gentlemen Of Washington that their Dancing
Academy of Temperance Hail. street, 10 and WI ss
opened every from 10 O'Clock, to O'Clock tsHcsP
ing Sundnys)
Parties furnished demand with two excel
lent musicians moderate price. Applications 70 be maze
Psrker's Fancy Store, National Hotel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-30
misleIIaren II S !.
STREET ETIQUETTE.

: Many persous who are rigid in their prac.
tice of politencss in the drawing room, or at the
dinner table, seem entirely 10 forget that good
behavior is enjoinedon them in the street as well.
They leave their civiltyat the door, and seem 10
take up efIrontery with their walking sticks
we have had our say upon street smoking, and
the offences to which we now refer may seem ve-
nial but they are equally annoying.
There is the starer, who, though troubled with
ar.sightedness-ifwe may judge from the lorg'
nette suspended by some falhoms OF broad, black
!ibbon or gold chain-sP pies every pretty woman
le calculates to his fellow lounger, aud the lady
is compelled 10 advance under full fire from the
Battery Of their glances. Nor do they hesitate
10 turn when just abreast for peep updef the
sonnet brim, no doubt expecting that theisnlgect
81 this questionable compliment is extFepaely de:
lighted. From glove to,garter, they couie cata-
ngue her wardrobe, and are fully prepared to
pass judgment upon it. They are the individuals
v Ilo accidentally brush off blue berege wells, for
Tie express purpose of picking them up, and re-
turning them; or by the merest accident in the
world contrive to prevent the escape OF tlutter.
iug handkerchief
But ladies are sometimes in fault, as we'll as
gentlemen, though not precisely in the same par
ttcuar. We don't believe they can tell whether
cenlemen's pumps have buckles or ties, or that
t:ne Of them has discovered that coat sleeves are
worn an inch wider. We do not accuse them of
sIarng-bnt this gathering IN knots althe street
Cnrners, or at shop windows, to talk over the last
gagemenl, or fashion OF "a bonnet, is not exact
IL the thing in business hours. Imagine gen.
tcman will late bank acepan, coming at full
speed upon such conclavel The concussion
bnlh outwardIy and in temper. might provo -sert~
o,,s in lis consequences. We have no objection
IL; little innocent chit cbat-HObody likes II bet
ter than we, as our readers well know-but let it
be. in proper time and place. Ladies themselves
complain Of 4his feminine foibIe And again
nav we ask for inormaton is it etiquet for friends
ID kiss in the street2 You see party of five
ladies meet, and there are ten discs to be gone
through with all round. The bystanders might
moi OBJ ject, if they were permitted to share in the
amusement; but as it is, we question lhe propre
~ of the proceeding. Sat. Gazette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-30
COMIC.

70 see a fussy man get himself ready for the
steamboat. When he finds his razor or iather
brush gone-whiIe his lather brush is no sooner
found Slowed away in one of his Sunday boots
then he goes into fever because that rntfe shis'
has been mislaid. When the shirtstatns up, he
discovers that his carpet bag is already so crowd
cd Win brushes. boot-iacks and canary colored
vests, that to make room for his life preserves he
liza got to put his foot init, and pull II like q
bool1a feat which terminates in the discovery
that he has caused bottle Of liquid blacking to
burst a blood vessel spelling every blessed
rag !he has got from the wash"
Althoueh the fnssy mansis an early riser, he
ia Invariably too late forzthe cars. Should be,
however, by any chance be times be gets SO
bewifdered about the " colored boy that ran away
with his baggage, that it takes four policemen
to keep him from getting underlthe locomotive.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-30
AIiInrInn. oF ladies.

An anction5 Of unmarried ladies nsedio take
place annually at Babylon. In every district,
saws The historian, they assembled on a certain
dsy Il, eyery yea 1, an the virgins of marriage
afje aue.the most beautiful was pntlnps and those
who bid the most money gained possession ot Der e
SEs second one IN appearance followed and the
.t,;JdsTs pfatified themselves with handsome
wives. according to the lsngt of Their purses
.Rntl l8lasl II seems there were some ladies' Tor
mo money was likely to- be offered; yet
II, i,.s, were Babslcnians When all these beau
nIzviTpins, SAYS the historian were Sold the
cyier ordered the most 70 stand up, and
- small sum she was al lehgt adjadg
ma who would be satisfied with the
sisast In this way the motley arising from the
3Sandsome served IS pot ton to those were
s;t5s4 81 looks who had other i'm
rar rarfsstions. This custom prevailed about one
hundIediyears before Christ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-30
THE MAN OF TRUTH.

1t requires stern integrity and high moral cour
aan 10 withstand tile temptations of worldly poll
c% and selfishness-" to be honest as the world
gi,es, is to be one picked Out OF a th0usand."-
Oar will must be conformed to the high princi.
pIps of immutabe justice. or personal integrity
cennct be maintained. "He that walketh up
rightly walketh surely, but he that perverteth his
ways shall be known" All persons must en-
counter difficulties TO overcome them is the pre-
ropative of the pure and just They who enter
th, furnace in fathfulness to themselves, and the
hirhest virtue, shall not miss the form Of the
fourth in the f1ames but shall come forth unharm.
ed as the BabyIonish captives were delivered
Though the infinitely greater calamity of apos-
taey. For turning aside from he true and safe
palh. Jacob was chastened to the end OF his days.
Peter was openly rebuked. Judas and Ananias
are left on record, beacons as powerful in Their
Jonm as they should be powerful TO warn. Man
in his best state is weak, and needs TO pray with
David" Let my heart be sound in thy statue,
thf;t may not be ashamed. Twill walk in mine
integrity T; redeem me ana be merci[ul 10 me"
Integrity is lofty virtue-one that is prime
element in every trustworthy character. Solo
mon says: :" A faithful witness will not lie: but
a false witness will utter lies" A true man is
moved neither by smiles nor frowns, neither by
peeuniary gains nor personal obloquy, 10 swerre
from truth. tIe is actuated by the strctest law
or .eracity, and, therefore is the nan OF trust
et t;is words are bonds, his oaths oracles;
HiS love sincere, his thoughts Immaculate;
u;s tears nure messengers sent from his heart;
His heart is as far from fraud Heavens from earth
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Warehouse at Shcphcrdstown.
W9EEAT. COIsN, Ac., WANTED.

WHEAT, COIsN, tkc., WANTED.
rHTHE subscribers respectfully inform the G;ti-
i zens of Jefferson aud Berkeley countries, Va,
andthose of Washington county, Md, that taey
have rented the large and cOmmndious Brick
WaEehouse at Shepherdstdwn, on the PotopIac
river, Cnmder the name and firm OF LUCA s. d.
MOORE,) where they vii! al times be prepared
to furnish ransportation, in their superior line OF
Canal Boats, !or any and al: freight, destined ;or
the Markets OF the District. Terms reasonable,
and such as will make the interest OF all TO give
them trial.
u The highest market Cash price will be
paid: for from five to twenty Thousand bushels OF
WIlEAT-to be delivered ut such times as Fae
parties may agree, and in parcelsto suit the con
venience Of those interested Also, the highest
market price will be paid for CORN, OATS, apd
Country Produce generally Farmers and others
will find it to their inierestb til call, before dIsp9s-
ING Of their Grain or Prodt;ce, as our arrange
mems are such as to offer inducements equal TO
that Of any other House in the Valley
Plaster, Fish. Salt, &c,
viii be kept constantly on band, and disPosednf
ON the most reasonable terms by the cargo, or
''i''t's' ROBERT LUCAS JR.,:
SAMUEL M00RE.
Shspherdstown, Nov. 8, la50-ly. +