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We have read, and have been intending TO cay a
few words in commentator OF, an exceedingly
clever and truthful book, which is well reviewed
by the Savannah Republican, that we cannot do
better than to transfer and endorse it's criticism
The volume may be found in this city, at TAYLOR
& MAuRY's: 49, ".-
Second Series Of Voyages to all Parts Of the World
made between the years 1892 and isai. by
nal Of Eighty Voyages. New York: D. APPLE
1t is some consolation to those whose lot in life
condemns them to rank only among Z" lubberly
landsmen," that they enabled to know some
thing of the peris and pleasures of the sea from
the experience of such men as the author Of this
work before US. II is literally, as it pur-
ports to be, plain, unvar nshed tale of which the
author, himself an honest, weather beaten tar,
may say, with more truth than most writer's of
sea adventures can, "qourum magma pars fI
We doubt much whether there is another sailor
living who has made many and as successful
voyages as Captain Coggeshall, and we are sure
that has ever been able to invest his narra-
tive in q more truthful unostentaiious style than
that in which both the ut and second series of these
voyages are written. In reading them one knows
that he has the truth before him; and the absence
Of mermaids and sea-scrpents is fully compensated
by the satisfaction the reader has of proving from
fact that truth may be, if not stranger, at least
more wonderful, than fiction. The main charac-
teristic of the book is the air Of truthuness it car
ries along with il; and one, we venture to say,
reading it, will lay ii down without feeling that
he has gained some Information which fully pays
him for the time epent in its perusal, or without
agreeing with the author, that whatever may be
the literary merits of his work, all must do him
the justice to believe that candor and mpartiality
have been his sincere DESIRE"
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LouIsIANA.-On Saturday we saw one of the
most distinguished citizens of New Orleans, who
had just arrived here direct from that city He
assured US that Louisiana, although her first choice
was Mr.. Fillmore, will, beyond all question, give
Gen. Scott larger majority in November than she
has ever yet given for any candidate for the Pres
dcncy.-L Louisville Journal
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$1,000!
10 Prizes Of $1,000.
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Class So, for 1862.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Della on Sntur-
day, August 81, 1852.
l3 Drawn Numbers out Of Sc.
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REAPERs AND MowERs.-A large assembly of
agricuturists recently took place at the Wood
side Farm, Springfield, Ohio, for the purpose Of
witnessing the competition for the medals offered by
the State Agricultural Society for the best moving
the gold medal for the best reaper was awarded to
Densmore's Self Reaper, and the silver medal for
the next best to Hussey's Improved Reaper. The
gold medal for the best mower was awarded TO
Ketchum's Buffalo Mower, and the second medal
to Husscy's Urabana. ... ..
At the trial of reaping machines which took place
last week at Col Edward Lloyd's farm, Talbot
county, we learn from the Easton Gazette that
Hussey's machine was the only one present, much
to the regret of the numerous company who had
assembled to the comparative merits Of the diff.
ferent patents tested. Hussey's machine was fully
and fairly tried and gave great satisfaction.
Baltimore american.
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IRON LONDON, BY LAST STEAMER
Il Nineveh and its Palaces; ! vol, many en-
cravings, London, 1852
Phillips's Manual Of Metallurgy and Chemistry
of Metals; VOL, engravings. London, 1852.
Locock's Perspective and Drawing from Nature;
vol. engravings London, 1852.
Vaux's Hand. Book to the Antiquities in the
British Museum; i VOL, engravings London,
1851.
How to Sec the British Museumj by Jerrold. l
vol. London, 1852.
Davidson's Practical Mathematics and Loga.
rithms; vol. Edinburg, 1852.
Bosworth's Anglo Saxon and English Diction-
airy; vol. London, 1852.
Meats Standard of Shorthand; vol.
Burke's Peerage and Baronctage; l4th edition.
London, 1852.
Dod's Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage; l
vol. London, 1852.
Fosters Pocket Peerage; l vol. London, 1852.
Webster's Royal Red Book and Court and Co.
vernment Register; VOL London, 1852.
Imported direct by
July 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
BALTIMORE COPPER.
THE GUNPOWDER COPPER WORKS, Bal
Il tmore, still continue the manufacture of all
descriptions of the we'll known and superior arti-
Giles made at them for the past forty years.
Shcathing Copper, Braziers' Sheets, Rods, Bars,
Nails, Raised Bottoms, and Pattern Sheets of all
descriptions supplied at short notice, and quality
warranted
C. BRADENBAUGH,
(Successor to George Williams,)
Agent Guppowder Copper Works, No. 80,
Frederick st., Baltimore.
June 30-lawSw
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WANTED.--Wanted, by two
- girls, situations AZ Chambermaids, or Nurses
FOR children. Apply at this office.
JnIv 2O--ytif$
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ID j. STEER, Merchant Tailor. Eight IA
L street, Sd door from the Avenue, keeps
always on hand select stock Of seasonable goods
for gentlemen, which he makes up to order at
short notice, and at reasonable prices Wishing
to prepare for the fall trade, he will from this date
dispose of his remaining stock Of spring and sum-
mer goods at very low prices. Gentlemen in want
would do we'll to call early, the stock is yet very
complete. Julyl6-TuTh&Sattfif
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M RS. THOMSON, corner II and 9Th streets,
wi has two pleasant Front Rooms, suitable for a
family. Location pleasant and healthy.
Juiv 2O-d2w
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From the Literary World.

Volumes 6 and of The works of John Adams
preparing for early publication by Messrs.
LITTLE, BRowN, s. Co.
The same publishers announce correspondence
of the Revolution; being Letters from Eminent
Men to George Washington, from the time of his
taking Command of the American Army to the
end of his Life, selected from the Original Manu-
scripts in the Washington Papers" Edited by
JARED SPARKs; vols, Svo.
HAwrHoRNE's new book, "The BIithedae Ro-
NANCE" published this week by Mcssrs TicKson,
REED & FIsLps, Boston, is already republished in
London, from an advance copy, by Messrs. CHAP
MAN s. HALL. The style 10 vols. post Svo.
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, MICHAEL BROWN, a ma
tive of the county of Longford, Ireland, and for
the last four years a resident of the United States,
aged Al years.
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Or The only original TaIbotype extant OF
Henry Clay may be seen at Thompson's Gallery;
Clay, and Fillmore. Also a fine collection of Oil
Paintings, from the best European and American
artists They are from the large establishment OF
J. S. Earle, ZIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
july
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE-No. 4as-Is4 cts.
oosTENrs.
|. Guizot's Corneie and bis Times Examiner
2. The Schah's English Gardener.-Household
Words.
g. The Widow of Sixteen.-Household Words.
4. Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases
Examiner.
s. Philosophy of the Shears ambers's Jour-
s. Memoirs of the Duches, of Angouleme-Spsc-
tGtOr
I. Sixteen Months in the Danish Isles.-Athe-
nS&m.
g. Hanna's Life of Chalmcrs.-Spectafor.
9. Tea Countries of China Chambers's Journal.
10. Peterborough, the Miser.-Dubiin University
Magazine.
II. Going to the Dogs-Household Words.
= IL The Great Oyer of Poisoning Chambers''
Journal
10. A Cbinaman's Ball.-Hotlsehold Words.
ID. The Fortune of Slavery.-Southern Press.
Is. Prospects of British Statesmanship. -Eram-
With Poetry and Short Articles.
WARRINGTON, December q, lS45.
Ofal the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera.
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this appeared to to be the most
useful. 1t contains indeed, the exposition only of
the current literature of the English language but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiturc of the human mind in the
utmost expansion 0fthe present age e. ADAMS
Published weekly at Sc a year by 49,. -.
f.. LlTTELL & CO, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHiLLINGTON,
Corner of Penn. avenue and a street
July l9-dtw&wlw
COMMENCEMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN
~ COLLEGE.-Tbe commencement for the
graduation of the Senior Class Of this Institution
will be held in the Estreet Baptist Church on We'd
nesday, 2lst instant. Exercises to commence at
IL O'Clock a.. m.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
July 1876
STKAYED OR STOLEN from the common a
- gray Horse, with black legs and on his
right hip, and PAGES under the saddle. reward
Of five dollars will be paid to any one who returns
him, If found in the city; and ten dollars if taken
out Of the city. He was missed on the Sd of July
J. r SUTTON,
G street between 18th and 18th streets.
July l6--3tif
DRAwN NUMBERS OF THE sUsaUE-
~ hanna Canal Lottery OF Maryland,
Class No. 49,
II 20 7
July is R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
RANk OF mETRoPoh is, STOCK 20 f, sale
July l5-.f
SAVINGS AND EXCHANGE BANK OF CALL
IFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO.
Oils OF EXCHANGE. in sums to suit, on the
ID "Bank of the Metropolis" Washington. and
upon evory principal city and town in the United
States.
Our facilities and arrangements are better and
more perfect than any other house in California.
Persons carrying or wishing to place funds in
California, will find it much more safe and conve.
nient to take certificates of deposit from the
"Bank of the Metropolis" we always pre-.
pared to cash them upon presentation.
lnvestu1Dts, Collections and Rcmittances made
on the mo- favorable terms.
J. r ROBINSON,
r. l.. SMITH.
ROBINSON & CO.,
Managers and Proprietors.
July l6-TuTh&Satly
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T AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The high
IL est market prices paid for all denominations
Of Warrants.
CHUBB, BROTHERS.,
June 2S-dtf BANKERS, corner 18th and + sts.
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CHEAP AUCTION SHOES.-We have pur
~ chased several lots of Shoes at auction, which
wilb sod either retail in lots. very low prices
for cash. III. JANNEY,
Eighth st., near the General Post Office.
July l2-d2wif
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TO DRUGGISTS,
dpohecares Peyfun,ers, Conftctioners, Patent Med
icine Factors, and Dealers IN Toilet and Fancy Ar-
ficies.
1NHE PRACTICAL ADVISER, OR COMPEy-
i DUN OF OVER ONEHUNDRED RECIPES,
for the use of Druggists, Apothecarics. Pcrumers,
Conlectiopers, Patent Medicine Factors. and Denl.
ers in Toilet and Fancy Articles. Edited by Ho-
RACE EvERETT, Graduate and Member OF the Col
lego OF Pharmacy in the city of New York. Also.
making good Soap at one cent per pound, that will
wash better and quicker without labor than any
other Soap manufactured. This alone is worth
fifty times the price Of the book to any family.
Exclusive wholesale agent for the United States
and Canada, II. W. LANDOD,
iU9 Nassau street, New York.
Price 80 ccns. Post Office stamps enclosed to
tina: amount will pay for one copy, which will be-
sent free to any part of the United States Sta
TONERS, Booksellers. Newspaper Agents, &c, on
closing cash remittance, will receive the work at
a large discount of. June Penn
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FEsTrvAL-The City Councils have accepted
an invitation, from the Directors of the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company. to attend festival. to be
given at the village of Salem, Virginia, on Thurs-
dav. the ODD instant.
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III ENRY JANNEY, Fashionable Boot and
IL Shoe Dealer, on Eighth street, near the
General Post Office, Washington.
July l2-d2Wif
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$5U,UUU!
$4,000! Prizes of IL, 900 dollars.
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Class o., for 1852.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday
August ID, 1852.
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From Acaptlco.

New YoRK, July 10 Accounts from Acapulco
state that Mr.. Rice the American consul. was still
in prison, the demand for his release not having
been complied with
Pacific coast, and had probably made descent
upon Guayaquil
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-In the case of John Day,
charged with murder, Mr.. Bradley occupied yes:
terday in concluding the argument in behalf of
the accused. Mr.. Fendall, district prosecuting
attorney, will terminate the proceedings to-day.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN
~ COLLEGE.-Tbe commencement for the
graduation of the Senior Class Of this Institution
will be held in the Estreet Baptist Church on We'd
nesday, 2lst instant. Exercises to commence at
IL O'Clock a. m.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
july l9-3ts
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The Fisheries Tyedtu.

BosToN, July l9.-The Courier of this morning
publishes official document in regard to the
American fisheries. Il sets forth that the measures
taken by the British government in regard to the
question will cause loss to the United States of
these valuable fisheries, and complete Interrupt
ton of the extensive business in them now carried
on by New England. This will give rise to con
slant collisions Of an unpleasant and exciting cha
acter, asd will inevitably endanger the amicablc
relations of the two countries The whole subject
will engage the immediate attention of the Gov
eminent
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Duel at Ns,p Orleans.

Nkw ORLEANs, July IA duel was fought
yesterday between Mr.. Carroll, the editor Of the
Crescent, and J. M. Brabazon. Two shots with
rifles were exchanged, without injury to either
party, when the matter was amicabiy adjusted
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I IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The subscribers Ia ke
l. this method of giving timely notice to their pa
irons that their respective accounts will be made
up to the Goth instant, and presented or before
the first Of July, at which time it will be conf
IDENTIFY expected of all forw ard, settle up,
and avail themselves Of the opportunity which we
shall from that date offer by closing our entire
stock of summer goods at cost.
June 22-lmif
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the common a
- gray Horse, with black legs and scar on his
right hip, and PAGES under the saddle. A reward
Of five dollars will be paid to any one who returns
him. if found in the cityi and ten dollars if taken
out of the city. He was missed on the Sd Of July.
r SUTTON,
G street between 18th and 10Th streets.
July l6-3tif
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DRAwN NUMBERS OF THE sUsQUE-
- hanna Canal Lottery OF Maryland,
Glass No. 90:
81 20 7
July Is r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
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TRlBurR OF RKspEcr.-The Rev. J. c. Smith,
upon conclusion of a series of discourses intended
particularly for fremen, was presented, on Sab
bath last with handsome Bible, by the Northern
Liberty fremen. as q testimonial of their esteem for
the interest taken by the reverend gentleman in
behalf Of the fremen.
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Death Of Judge Mckinley

LOUISVILLE, July l9.--Judge John Mckinley,
of the Supreme Court of the United States, died in
this city to day of an attack Of apoplexy.
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DANk OF METROPOLIS STOCK for sale
ID by CHUBB, BROTHERS.
July l5-tf
The daily union., 1852-09-14
Vermont Election.

PArRior OFFICE Friday, Sept IoThe result OF the eec.
ton is most disastrous the wings The election OF the
Scott candidate confidently predicted by from 900
$500 The star that sets" shines with feeble rays
for Scott There Is choice Of governor by the people
In Washington and Orange, Messrs Eastman and Wheel.
er Baldwin and ThuTber, democrats are elected 10 the
senate. Esstmans plurality between 400 and 500 The
entire regular county ticket in Washington and Oranse
has succeeded except perhaps the States attorney In
the latter county,
The democracy have probably lost Caledonia county
but the opposition have carried Chenden county entire
except senator. FankIin county looks bad Tor the
wings. Windham, Windsor, Addison; Rutland, and Or.
lea1s whig usual. We hear nothing from Grand
Isle or Essex We should Judge the house whg, though
there spt to be gain against them The opposition
ticket In Lsmoe s elected The regular Pierce and King
State ticket will foot up nobly.
Taking into consideration the bossted strength OF the
wings OF Vermont and the tremendous enthusiasm said to
exist for Scott the result OF last Tuesday falls like wei
blanket on the hopes Of whiggery.
Another despatch states that the whg candidate for gov
ernor is pndoub, dy elected.
The daily union., 1852-09-14
BY J. 9. MCGUIRE. Anct,on.er.

ID DOsEwoOD PIANO, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
IL TURE AT AUCTtoN-on Friday morning. Sepem mbcr IL a
10 O'Clock sha sell residence woodburne Potter
eh and ill., all his household effects
Rosewood sk octave pano, made by Recheubach a Son
Pair Of plush. covered walnut tetes sofas
~ do do chairs, tables
Walnut etcgsre, bookstand, pictures
Maroon dams-k and lace curtains, cornees
Cherry, dining and bveskfa<t tables
Painted and wood chairs,
French china dinner and tea sets
Britannia and coffee service, finger bowls
Cut eIsss tnmhers, chsmpsiKnes, wines
Chandeliers, bronze and piit cnndelabras
Hall lamp, frcboards, ornaments
silver cnndlestcks, teaspoons decsntsr labels
sMvsr-p'ated castor, cake baskets,
walnut dressing bureau, wsshsands
Han ana shuck mattresses, blankets
no's'sfs snd pillows, comforts, counterpanes
looking stove and fixtures, kitchen utensils, Ae.
Icsm- "" and Under cash OF
TOUT "o" 'of notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
Sept I'D Aues,o,.er
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.LUsrR.rIoSs.--Mornins Series, 4 vols.
gyEN. N.srRATroN. Aue,,on,er
tPenn,yIsania arenue, eorner q NinlA .ireet.l

(Pennsyisania apenue, Of Ninth strect,)
DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, WITH GARDEN AT
AUCTfON-On Friday, September ~, O'Clock,
preses shall sell without lot No square No.
II I4ih north,
proved substantial finished
brick cottage 20 by 3 feet (nea Bcw containing the
mcnf dining Kitchen large pantry and cellar three psors
and the n floor i've chambers the second
with convenient fer piaxzas
arranged with bathing and portieo and 6ve steps
circular panE fence ont large frame stable in the
The entire lot contains TO- oo feet and s high
cultivation, with choice fruits ornamental flowers and srbbcy,
arbors, houses &c.
pump Of excellent the enclosure, with pump
and other for supplying the bathing
the garden. The whole enclosed
on f and sreetsanording opportunity
securing desirable and erby located residence.
Tc iBdspuabe.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
I'D
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Uaivsr.i.y OF Nashville.

M~dsal Ucpastaen.
0HE second lectures IN this department viii
commence on the Monday Of November next and
tuueu nIsl OF the ensuing March
Paul n. Eve M d. Principles and Practice OF surgery
Watson, M d.. Obstetrics and TIE Diseases Of Women
IL Buehanan d. surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
WK bowling M. D., Institutes and Practice Of Medicine.
C. K Winson NJ D., materia Mediea and Medical Juspru-
Robert NJ Porter, M. D., General and Special Anatomy
D. Bernen Lindsley, M. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William 4. Briggs, NJ. D., DemonstIaiof OF Anatomy.
anatomical viii be opened for students the hrs
Monday Of October
The students win the State Hospital.
full preliminary win be poies.
sors, commencing also the hrst Monday OF October
professor, SIS maticuauon Ticket - dssectng
ticket Sl0 graduation fee, Us.
Good board city from 81 so SO per
week Further information may eblained
Dean. j. d. LiNDSiAEfi NJ d.. Dean
nashville, (renn.,) June, 1852.
Sep s-lawtlsNov
The daily union., 1852-09-14

LrrERARY REsEARcHEs.--The true paternity Of that
somewhat notable saying, The presidency is not to be
sought declined has been made the topic of frequent
discussion One traces back only TO Mr. Lowndes, of
South Carolina, another to Nat Macon, OF North Caro-
na and others have found similar expressions other
quarters In Thiess History OF the French Revolution,
il is related that when Bailly was proposed candidate
for States General he said hat honor ought neither to
be solicited nor refused"
The original Of the phrase being inquired OF in the
New York Evening Post, and referred 10 Friar Lubin,
well-known correspondent of that paper, whose
quainance with literary matters is very extensive, he
goes still further back. and assigns it to Ganganei,
when elected Pope nearly century ago. under the title
Clement XIV. When informed OF his election, (l769,
after the conclave had been in session three months
vanly attempting TO choose Pope il is recorded Frar
Lubn says, in Carraccio's Life of Ganganelli, that
he said the Popedom neither 10 be sought nor de-
cined.
We have no doubt that the same sentiment has been
uttered thousand times, even in more ancient times
than that of Ganganel, wherever appointments OF any
kind elective 1t the obvious sentiment of mod
esty and modesty is not very uncommon in any age
il might be the suggestion of craft which is still less
common There is nothing in the expression which
makes it likely 10 be particularly characteristic of any
man.
The daily union., 1852-09-14

Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads.
THE daily Alexandria O'Clock,
Passengers connect win sawyeIs lines Of coaches
FOR Mddobug Uppervie and Par in Lousoun county, Mill
wood and wncbee reaching winchester by hafpast o'clock
D. m. Pare through, S.
ss for warren,sn Fsnquer Springs,
Cupepe house, and Gordonsyle,
Virginia Central railroad the last named
Charlottesville, conveyed by
reaching Springs dinner Cupeper
O'Clock aud Gordonsvle In full time
Of the Virginia Central
Charlottesville. Through fare Gordonsville
above elegant their
exceed by those other line the
his supervision
the public rely careful driving and good time
to all points
Roth laid with
every The coaches
United provided
guards M Of the approved railway
obtained Potomac Pennsyl
vania avenue Washington, House,
dda. baggage 100 lbs per passenger
Washington and
regularly with above
In Alexandria will find omnibucs them
from the railway station.
parties by either of above roads, II numbering
and returning day charged but
The road it, forieih mile in
and Manassas Fauquier
50 miles rom Alexandria
n. NJ MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Alex. Y. n.
NJ. M. WELSH, Sup. NJ. @. r. r.
June ll-dn
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SAL

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Tbes subscriber, having
II determined make change affairs sale his
farm in Fairfax county Virginia. Immediately the
Little River turnpike road leading from Alexandria Winchester
four miles from the former place, and from Wash
inron city, District Of Columbia The Improvement consist Of
large and convenient wOstory brick FIVE
Kitchen and all the buildings brick
stand blacksm shop, annually between
hundred and hundred
hall the tract e IN woods The balance cleared and in apdy
improving condition. The viii be od with tho
land and immediate For further particulars
gurc Of Daniel Raed, ESQ., Washington city, o., DR..
Isaac Winstef, Alexandria, Virginia.
Aug ln-1aw5t EDWIN @. TTTZHUCH.