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H Young Ladies' Institute,
(Lats Mrs ID. Bun's) OF 9th and streets.
THE charge OF this institution Mon
day the alsi OF APRIL and VIII give his constant aud personal
English, French VIII be taught
The religious viii be based the
forIiuiaries of the Protestant Episeoph Church
age patronage public and ior coespondi
ing OF success
For boarding pupils, SO per quartet
For day s. 10 @i6 I"
Payable always in advance
Music drawing Latin ltallan SpaDlsh and Gsrman,
Reference Is permitted TO Rev Y. NJ Butler D. d. Rev, J. W.
French Fzhugh Coye, WAsIiDgon ciyi Rev James May,
b. h Alexandria Ri Rev Aonzo Potter d. D. and the Clergy
generally OF Philadelphia and RI Rev Alfred Lee, D. d. OF Dea
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t25.hAp
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no sportsmenJ W. BADEN PENNSYLVANIA avenue near 6tl
street. opened small lot OF superior doubebare
guns, OF saeablc sizes, and at unusually low prices
supply Dixon Sons powder TASKS 8, TO-
and IL
pouches and belts
Single and double game bags dram bottles
English, French, and American
wadding, powder horns, &c.
i7-Ia w3w
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BEAUTIFULLY illustrated Books for the Holy days.
Bibles bound elegant Turkey and velvet, Sizes most
splendid assortment offered In this city.
Elegant editions of all the poets.
Episcopal books all Turkey Morocco velvet
with clasps.
Catholic prayer books and also Catholic books
beautifully illustrated
offered for sale.
Albums, unnuas variety, with beautiful
fancy stationery.
JUVENILE BOOKs.-The assortment Of juvenile books lately
received added former stock, Juvenile
book Of moral and religions character published il tile
try, beautifully illustrated and elegantly books
the Episcopal Sunday School Unon comprising best
ton OF juvenile books published.
The above will be sold unusually
be in search useful and elegant books will find
take look at the llh
vania Avenue.
Jana r. FARNHAM.
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EuRNITUnE DRY GooDs.-rhs following described goods
found the very best newest se and most reasonable IN price OF
French piano covers mate which
w be sold BY the Sc. o single one as may DC desired al IN me
aa,1n' o%s ana w'ea'' o h0"e "' appear a
Sol et Iane pier table covers in Damascus or Oriental weaving
ever seen j. t1is country before.
Danask laine piano and table covers to match.
French thread des dvans cha of chairs backs
Of do toilets cake iu baskets circular and square
BY napkins and oveays match For the design and podae @
smies . which may be seen with the goods.
case nsw e amas ea and pretty
a and yey CHEAP with gm ad side Loops match a and n
inches wide, with centres side pins arms and bands 70 match
sas with bolts and pIa.euas % elegant goods
general assor%en Of Whitney EdSuf amp & ana ma ysx a
priced.
ceabe article which the attention farmers and planters Is IN
hsy w Be- s PRICE M w wl I S d % ass aa
table and chamber linens and all other articles IN The d
Of all of which we engage e sell o. ne mss
Sep, s-d4wf avenue. Of sh st.
University OF PennsyIvania, Medical Department
Esiy-sirth session, us5l-5a)
THE lectures win Monday, October the 6' and
Theory r.aruce Medicine ly George b. Wood, MD
Anaomy ,;ssl William una ~ mo,net NJ D. Mn
sa..;, sss%;,'iy N,,,% 5s%ss d,..sss asssSi \ r.
and the Diseases Women and Children, Hugh L.
Hodge, NJ ID.
Institutes of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ. D.
Clinical instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital by George
Wood, M. d., and by Geo. w. Norris M. ID.
instruction medicine and by the
the medical faculty. assedby W. W. GeIard NJ d.
and Henry ii. Smith, NJ. D.
Practical anatomy by John Neill NJ D., demonstrator
for University sos
Matrcuiaing fee (paid once only
Practical anatomy ...............'.. ~
Z. HORNER, Nj. D.,
Medical Faculty.
38 Chestnut above Thirteenth opposite the United states
Mint, Philadelphia
Aug l-2awtOctl5
William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Vn.
THE session of this institution will Wednesday the
Of October Since preparations have
been made full OF instruction organic and agricultural
of all classes Of
The whole exclusive OF the law department. includes
For proficiency eight Of these the degree
Bachelor Of Philosophy conferred proficiency
cudng the degree Of D. aud for prof
cheney in all, the degree ofA. M.
facuhy.
Johns d. President Professor Of Moral
Philosophy The Evidences of Christianity.
Beverly OF Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Benjamin Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan j.. Smcad, PHI. d., Professor OF Languages
Washington History and Political Economy
Sas Totten d. D., Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric.
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics
July 23-law4w
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nUIs well known conducted In the same
manner always The central and pleasant situation
Of house, eonmodou arrangements and the comforts and
found there combine TO render agreeable and ad
vaniAgeous traveller.
Ina ing of John l.. Tucker Co, long al
The he ad OF the subscriber pledges his best
erIons reputation, and to give satisfaction to his
,r.. :, n.uurn
BosToN Sept Is, 1851.
Sepl Io-.tawhn
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University of Virginia.


a me %sess .,,s on n ne 1 Ia q
aud ectureship. viz -
s sssss semen, ar
Nsa po Eam ard y H. cou.sAay Ii D.
o. Chemistry and Malea MedlearossoI Robert n Rogers.
| Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD
.o~paiauye Anatomy, Physiology, and sage-James Ca
Moral PHILOSOPHY VIM II. MeGuney, DID,. L. D.
| y Law Professor n, John B. Minor LII D.
y Adjunct froiessor-Jame. r. hoeombe
Lse.sed and DsmoaaoI Of Special aud Pathological Anso
To be admitted into the uney years Of
sse but o. Two brothers applying for msicuIsuon the Faculty
he appliean, for admission amy in
less he produce certificate from such seminary satisfactory
%e Whole ess ssSa Of so.
poke. money, estimated ms follows.
Board, including furniture and attendance for aio0
Fuel aud candies 10 be furnished BY the Proctor
per cent. eo%s,ssisn estimated , m only one :dsn'm the
Washing WA, in may te had a, abou, 7o s session 10
fee use Of library and public ioom. IS
Fees: If single Be attended, $50 iwo so each
In law junior fees arc abuve
The a.ermsdia'e elias. .ey are $50 in ~ and the
mission, besides any lower class the school rs
sas
Medical Department.
In medical department expense tuition including
enable; The student soue e o STUDIES = 2,
tending only two lectures a day.
LaU School
An adjunct polssop having been appointed the
The aud
will
will be added short
civil with exposition of the leading
WIN. 8. KEMPER
and Patron of the Unycrsisy of Virginia.
Aug l2-2awswtOl
rARPETINGS, Floor OiI-Cioths, Curtain Materials,
hcThe subscribers have the announcing ts
friends and housckeepes generally the cities Of Wash
Georgetown Alexandria, and adjacent Maryland
and Virginia. received New York and Boston
packets extensive and altogether complete
furnishing goods description, that
they have had presenting the public the Lead
ing articles of which they beg 10 enumerae, via
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeng, new designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
IS do extra heavy English Brussels do
IS do do do do small figures
5000 yards super three ply carpeing, Lowell manufacture
1000 do do do second quality
sheets very beautiful oil cloth, which will be cut TO
shape halls passages
90 twiled for and
SO dozen brnss rods, all sizes, and cheap
25 printed drugget crumb cloths, from l0-4 10 1914
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de laine
20 do do wonted and cotton do
Is do do worMcd damssks
Is do do union damasks, double width
do worsed de LANES, for furniture
a5 do Turkey red cashmerets
pairs richly embroidered curtains
80 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
80 embroidered curtain musns, low price
brass cornices from richest the cheapest.
Together with all trimmings and fixtures OF the
all Of which will be offered the most accommo
cordially invited examine stock
HooE, BROTHER 4 CO.
Sept l6-d4wf
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ROOKS FROM EUROPE.-Ihe undersigned imports regu
ary fom abroad books, stationery periodicals.
anything that be required
shelves or for individuals giving special orders.
He 10 receipt times month
and almost frequently from Paris.
His correspondence with of The larger
obles any points
and despatch equa 10 what by
whatever. FRANCK TAYLOR
Dec
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niCTONARY OF shaksperian Annotations, arranged
u in alphabetical order ! vol
New Method Calculating Contents Excavations
and by the aid of Diagrams John Trantwine
u. 81 5s- II +
The Field Practice Of Laying Circular Railroads
y John Trant~ine, q. T.
Thirty with Indian Tribes 1874, by Henry
Scho0lcrait. l vol, evo.
The American Female Poets; by Caroline May vol illus
kated. y.5..
the British Fomae Poets; by George w. Behhne. vol ihis
uaIed.
Rules for Conducting the business Various Deberave Bodies
by Benjamin Matthias, A. M.
Lectures on Scarlet Fever by Caspar Morris, NJ ID.
Improved Method Of Instruction by
Jarvis. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Dec
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree.
Y river Potomac, Alexandria, Vugina-emiih Perkins
locomotive and tenders marine
engines and boilers chilled wheels and nxes
chilled and wrought slip tire, machinery and castings
orally.
undegned having erected extensive Shops and
machinery and tools, prepared 10
engines and machinery Of all kinds
with despatch, and on the most favorable terms -
Late of the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dy
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ZINE editions OF American. English. and French
all Of the esteemed and staple value
dramssts, and bciieslstte
generally Of each languages books OF permanent wor
nothing Of their value by the lapse OF
he found undersigned in
riety whether American imported
England France They will be found from
miniature sire pocket writing desk to full library sze
many fine library calf or morocco
ind m reasonable prices in every case 49, 80, On
fhANon iH'ho"'
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OONTENTs OF the Anne rica,a Almanac for Issa.-Ex-

CONTENTS American Almanac for Ie5A.-Ex-
and Lists of Public Ofceu; Postmascrs
Naval Oces Land Registers and Receivers Indian
Agents. Army and Navy Pension Agents Army List Apenals
Vessels, Marine
Judiciary United abroad
Foreign Consus the United States Abstracts OF
Congress; Post Ofce Depart
Revenues Mail Service Receipts and Compen
saon, Foreign Home Commerce and Navigation
the United States Imports Exports Tonnage, and Commercial
Marine United States Imports Exports and Debts for Sixty Years
1850 PERIOD Debt Of
Public Lands Mint and odccrs Coinage for
Religious State Eiec-
tons and ocer Debts Finances &c Congress- Railroads Cow
Of other valuable
ter 10 VAR ior limits Of advertisement.
Complete asa closely printed pages. Price o.
Can be BY mail trhing ofcc the
United States. Just received by
Dec FRANCk TAYLOR
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u TO MOI We would respectfully inform
the public &C. y that selling off Of
winter goods goods
order on the bulk Of before
We would call the attention OF all buyers OF dry goods
ment generally, and in following, viz
10 printed French
m o cents
do small figured french printed Gall wooD mousseines
at 37t cents, suitable Tor children
do Sd plain (all wooi) moussenes purple
net cherry, and blue
25 do French a the desirable shades Some
few dark browns In the lot that will sell without
regard cost
% English merinoes, all good coors, cheaper
Also on hand fine assortment OF coored
and watered silks which closing out very
cheap
is do rich black gos de kline, which recommend
good wearing goods and very cheap
do plaid poplins rich goods yard These
goods make u rich dress plaid silk AT 81. Call
and them.
Our stock of black goods well assorted and shall
attention this branch of
Of closing out the stock in order get in entire
supply early in the spring.
We hand full of ladies
all quaies and high nccks do low necks
short and low necks short sleeves and high necks which
will offer very cheap.
w. NJ SHUSTER Il CO,
Jan 6-codlw 7h street, the Avenue
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muE AnlEnIcAN MoUsE. nOsrON -n !.


| dsnu Improved accommodations living
friends
wears gone by 10 stop al bnghams In Hanover street. Will
spot comforts and piendors Of which y m
dreamed then al the price, mistaken. Al
they win se twenty nve cent below the fashionable
the hotels ali that the aud architecture
realize. visit yesterday The
extent perfection Of the American House IL hardly second
hoie in e country for and challenge comparison
with the mrs, IN he excellence OF It's arrangements for eauns
beAing and keeping comfortable enjoys waller
which wouid hardly tink possible
III crowded location the OF le city Mr. Rice the
proprietor practical hotel Keeper Of long experience and
thoroughly bred 70 bis business. i.s ,
his he TO have nouged the
nothing that could
tribute the comfort and safety OF m His house occupies
u with reaching back from o to ZOO
towards Sudbury aud including he areas M nxt and
fountains reading
laundry, &c Ills dining foon eO and W feet in
engl viii 500 and meals are served up IN Them at SIX
day. accommodate all tastes aud
inteined secure great silence and
spread fe while i've principal and
give ample IN such case from all parts Of
building threads the corridors,
ling labyrinth peeps the richly
paors the aundes and that grand laboratory the Kitchen
seems approaching splendid Conceptions
fouierile friends will be realiIed-Boston paper.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-SELLING OFF CHEAP
Ill TO MOVEWe would desire call the attention Of house
generally stock gosd which offering
greatly reduced prices to move We have
25 pieces good linen. pei
yard, put up in IL yard pieces
25 do various qualities, heavy undessed 3 to IS cents,
and all cheap
clohs yards by 2l which shall offer from
to-day 81 25. These goods certainly cheap,
md a cloth of the should call aud
10 heavy table damask ranging from 50
81 per yard, and all cheap
20 dozen damask napkins at various prices
25 and table cloth covers, cheap
pieces cashmeret, plain
100 pieces Russian diapers of all qualities
so dozen towelngs, from 81 23 per dozen up
bIeached brands,
which promise To sell as cheapy as they can be
had in this country
Also hand full blankets, goods
will very cheap order them before
moving
all kinds hand and will be sold cheap they
North reasonable
cacoes brown plaid domeses arneis cooed
article the dry goods line which
w. NJ SHUSTER CO,
Jan 6-eod2W 7th street, the Avenue.
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ZINE editions, English and American, finely bound,
Campbell Rogers, Bryant, Byron, Shakespeare, Lengeow
emans, Pope, Dryden Chucer, Cowper, Thomson Goldsmith
sou,hey Coedge, Moors dray Haleck, Scott Baie BurHs
Shelly sigourney, Willis, and all other OF the
poets both English and American found
best editions in many Of them
abroad by HIMSELF aud bound
Also many the best collections poetry Pecys Reaues
Akens British Poets, Eiss Early English Poets, Selections by
Gnwold and others.
Dec 2S FRANCk TAYLOR
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lau,
WILL practice this District the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia
claims description against the govern
ment, the revolution
Office on Louisiana avenue, been 4x and 9th streets
eDt
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for January, Is52.-Cententsi
Portrait Of Mzini la52 and the Presidency Northern Lakes
Rivers The bsurpcr Blum Presidential Courc-
Wilderness Caryio,s OF
Southwestern Scenes National
lion Foote's Compromise Resolutions Miscellany &c
SC. Price 25 per number
Jan 81 FRhNCk TAYLOR
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E OWEN - son, Merchant TaiIors. would resp.ea-
lI fully make their friends public generally
they have Just opened large snd varied of and
goods quality, such cloths
Nc and that their friends will cali
anime themselves. +.
In returning patronage they
enced the evils system great extent they
temned their very cash
prompt public favor
Oct 0-2awlm Intel Il Telegraph
pryor ~ DAVIDGE will practise tn the Supreme
/ Court ofthe United States
JAMES w. PRYOR,
Late OF Montgomery, Alabama.
WALTER ID. DAVlDGE,
Oct 5-lawi1Dec4 Washington, District Of Columbia.
DEACH-GHOWEKs reminded that is the
destroying the gubs that destroying their
paint Is the only efectun remedy discovered
The will exceed two cents All other fruit
trees benefited by IT,
Persons will be forwarded proportion TO the received
Orders to j. C. Lewis It will receive attention.
Below is the testimony Of Prof Page.
LEWIS & CO.
WAsHIsGToN Sept S, 1851
DEAR have tried suggeston the preparation for
destroying of the peach and with great
The composition upon about trees
and they quite free from The larva OF the
pest peach orchards, far convinced that
quality vegetation applied
unusually thrifty and fruitful this
Yours, &C.,
J. G. LEWIS, esq. CHAB. q. FACE
Oct l7-2aw5f'
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TVIIE ctflly informs the public that
he the the line of mail coaches running
Winchester by the OF Leesburg He
will good and good hosesw have in his employment
sklu and accommodating drivers The
trip always good ime and every pains will be
made for the accommodation convenience
may him thu patronage The
public patronage respectfully solicited Office at Potomac
House, Pennsylvania avenue, between 81 and AZ streets
JAMES II. KEMP.
Aug Idly
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DOYS and Girls BoOkx.-TAYLOR & MAURY, Book
ID sellers 9Th street, have just opened. and have
played largest variety OF juvenile books, every age.
Souvenirs and Annuas Prayer Books Bibles illus
ilaed standard works. Dec %
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Al ISEnALOGr AND GEOLOGY.-Danas MiDsfaiysy
NJ Jane on Minefaiosy Pnipss Mineraogy BY AlgeT Phil
pss eneIaoey by Alani Ricnsidsogs Geology
Sciences ehardsons Geology by Wght Lye Principles Of
Seooy Lyes Elementary Geology Nieos Manual Of Mneao
oy Lsiha on Mineral Veins Parknsons Fossil oganic
nains Dc beehcs Geological Manual De Becbe Geological
observer ufe's System Of Geology Van Hennselaers Geology
bake"els Geology Jacksons What to Observe Buekland Ge
ooe ana Mneaiogy HOmble Dictionary Geology and Miner
sosy GiSsons cesntes Of Geology Feuehlwangsr Gems
chapman fiacucai Mineaogy Rockies Geology
hhsed ceooeists Text BOOK Ansed Ancient Wod Robar
dictionary Of Geology; Htchcoek Geology Massachusetts
heochs DE la Beche's Geology Dana Manuel Of Mineaogy
oseImans Practical Mneraog and Asaaying Mies Old Red
sandstone ksnds Geology Comstocks Geology Malhes Ge
oosy Axa-seLs Lake Superior and many other works, English
and American the Also, mining
ac too numerous for the limits
The most part direct from Europe, by
Feb 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EURS Eurst t-WM. B. TODD announces to his
TONERS generally ladies particularly that he has
large selection OF of the
most fashionable superior workmanship, which he has
inspection, and to which he invites e alien
purchase such rch durable, truly com
Portable and reasonable additions the wardrobe.
This comprises mun victopes, paanes fiat boa
splendid black ustrod lynx, stone martin, Russian
fitch chnchp Siberian squirrel royal ormno, Hudson Bay sable
He has also London beautiful asso
ept OF goods above descriptions for ladies
and children. =,
Ladies, richly trimmed with fur
Also general Of low priced ius for misses and child
200 Dec il-3taw4w
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DRIrIsH Army List for 1861
ID British Navy list for 1854
Hearts Extended British Army List for 1852.
WHO'S Who In ls52.
IIaydn's Book Of Digniics-l vol 1854
CIemcnt's Guide for 1852.
Lewis Commercial Law of the World-seeond vol.
Imported Collins steamer, and this day opened by
Fob FRANCK TAYLOR
SANTA FE, New Mexico, md the Navajo Country !,
y by Lieut.. j. H. Simpson, w. .. Al vo svo, with colored
plates, &c.
Lay ads Nnevei WI. IIarper's edition. Price rs
Grotc's History of Grecce-vol. g.
Cefgy-Ceed without Charity,
Theology without Humanity and Proesanism without Christi
anify-1 vol.
Florence Sackvle, Sofdependenco by Mrs Burbury
by Abbot-new edtion-I VOL illustrated.
Just received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers, 9th
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IEBIG'S Progress of Chemistry aud the Allied Sci
cnces Physics Mneraosy, and ceoo1ypau7 Just received
aud for sale by TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Feb IL BookBelleIs, 9th
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I fAARD'S Ntncveh and Its Remains. I volI2mo.,
IL unabridged reduced dollar
and Philosophy Dckenss Household Words.
Price %
Five English University by Charles Ator
volumes. Just received by
Jan - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE History OF banking. with Comprehend
Account OF the Origin Rise aud Progress of the Banks Eng
land Ireland atd Scotand by William j. lawson vol Lon
don, 1850 FRANCk TAYLOR
| June 20
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NEW Juvenile Booksue Stories from Ancient History
IN by Mother.
True Modern History by the author OF always
Happy x,,.
The summer Day Book Of Pleasant and Useful Reading
Evsaing Book OF Pleasant and Useul kend'ng
The Conclusion OF the "swiss Family Robinson
Peter tho whnle Adventures in the Arctic Regions
Dr. Rrew.ters knowledge of Things fam'isr
The Daisy; or, Cauionary Stories in Verse
The rowslp; or Csutonary Stories in Verse
And many others for youth Of every including
a French story books, imported from Paris by
Dec 90 fhnNoh iHrhv"'
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VirEinin Land OMce,
RcHMosp, August 10 1851
IN Virginia of lSi9, 49l section
all whom concern that IL
Of the echeaor Of the county Of Berkeley
9th August 1851 that by
18th day Of July, 1851, the following tracts
lying the said OF Berkeley have been ouna
erche o this Commonwealth 10 wit:
50 Back creek assessed ts benjamin An
drewss heirs.
ia branch assessed Peter Deals heirs
Packhorse road assessed to James Greer
assessed 10 John Powei's heirs
on Packhorse road assessed to same.
acres creek, assessed TO John Shocks heirs
line assessed TO Isaac SCOUTS
heirs.
$50 acres west Mountain, assessed to Wm Tbbs
"A creek assessed 10 Andrew Jenknss
Il. II. PARKER,
Auc I5-I,w6w Register Land Ofhce
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DY ADAMS a. CO.'S Exprcss-for balls, parties, sc.
ID o5 boxes silk hose, all grades
embroidered andkerchiets, some very beautiful
10 boxes handkerchief
white and coored Kid gloves
whits, pink, and blue silks and pspns
pink nd French and
sou.sine de lanes variety Of goods adapted TO
the very low prices. - . ....
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7,h and 9Th streets
Dec 2T-eodmf
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

rTliE BOSTON American Almanac for 1So1, voIum
Of 2 closely printed giving in Addisn TO ths usual
authentic, varied information concerning
affairs general sovernments dgesting
and private correspondence relating the
government finances legislation, public Institutions Internal i'm
United Btnass and
public ocers, imports,
navy Judiciary eHpcndurss &C., &C
Price sI mail rinng posags any post
once in the States This day received.
Nov - FRANCk TAYLOR.