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go. Riot in Lima and Cal1so.

poru we have accounts of serious
F"," Lima and Callao. 1t originated from
I!o', a. ',.l-,at;on Of some ready-made houses
StA' .'. no Tnitcd States, Of which the work
8i''' g. those cities refused to allow the land
En'" y; The mob and the projects guard came
D" ,,,i.ion. when one OF the former was Kill.
ID ' ,aJ TWO Of the latter were wounded, and
3D. s a', became necessary for President
. .;iJa 70 bring a detachment of troops from
$780,, - Collao, and collision took place in
LINN I;.b ..yeral were killed, and affairs assumed
mast critical appearance.
commission of three was appointed by
-, y to treat with the populace, and as
suit the following measures were intro
o;n,ri in that body
'' ~. That all manufactured goods shall,
and after the LIST day of August, 1859,
,.y duty of % per cent. upon the present
d That all raw material shall be admit
"a That all importing and retail houses
.,bo cannot, after the above date, show that
,beir goods and wares have been regularly
Jrspatchcd and duties paid, shall be subject
N have their effects sold at public auction,
and half the proceeds given to the intormer,
The Callao correspondent OF the Panama
star and Herald, writes:
The city of Lima, like that of Callao, was
rlaced under martial law, but even this mea-
..ure of safety failed to prevent the mob from
breaking into several stores to plumber them.
The loss of life in Lima has been cOnsidera-
bic; troops still continue, up to the present
lime to patrol the streets: the roof of the rail
road station is occupied by the troops, and
is quiet The Government Off
,ers are busy making arrests, but if we are e
% Judge by the persons that are arrested, it
viii not bear out the opinion, (which appears
o be general that it was a revolutionary
movement without chief. But, be that as
nav one thing is certain, the lower class
# people have lost their good opinion OF the
and are anxious for another row. "
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Democratic Senatorial Caucus.

The Democratic members of the Senate,
held caucus this morning, on the subject of
modifying the Tariff
Senator Hunter introduced resolution
declaring that it is inexpedient to change the
tariff at the present session, and commended
that on the revival of business the present
law would be ample to supply II sufficient
revenue.
Mr.. Bigler offered, as substitute, reso-
luton declaring that a. the revenue is INSULT
cient, it is, therefore, wise to increase the i'm
port duties.
The amendment of Mr.. Bigler was reject
ed, and the resolution of Mr.. Hunter adopted
BY large majority.
Mr.. Slidell regarded it the duty of Con-
gress 10 look rather to reduction of expen-
ses than an increase Of revenue.-Wash. Star
of Saturday afternoon.
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co NJ NJ E r C I A l..
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 29-Flour is steady and I'M
changed. Wheat is steady; white 1850 1850; red
lS06l4Oc Corn is dull at u decline Of pose;
white ia, 75c.; yellow 74@76c. Provisions are
firm whiskey is dull and slow of sale, but prices
are unaltered.
NEw YORK, JAN 2a.-Flour has dcclined State
sS.25@S5.5O; Ohio ST 500 $3.50; Southern So
75@S6. Wheat is dull Western white l4eC@
ljOc.: red l3smliOc. Corn is dull; mixed See.
Pork is dull; mess at Sl762!@Sls;25; prime
sl3.62i. Lard is firm at l2@ lac. Whiskey is
firm at &c Stocks are dull and lower. Missouri
SIS $50.
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LOCAL 1TEMS B.

Nrw Dra,TISG SoCIETY.-A number oil
the students of st. Johns Academy, organ
lied. ON Friday evening last. society Tor
mutual improvement. under the title OF The
Literary Association of st. John Academy.
The officers elected arc: Walter Harrison
Reid, Of Fairfax county. President; Clarence
3. Gwvnn, of Prince Georges county, Nd
Vica President: James \. Clarridge, Of Alex
undria. Secretary: and Rudolph johnson, OF
Montgomery county, Nd, Treasurer.
Sucb associations. when well conducted.
are exceedingly beneficial to youth, and we
wish orr Young friends every success in their
undertaking.
WASHINGTON BIRrH-DAY.-We learn that
the Mount Vernon Guards are making pre-
variations for celebrating in an appropriate
manner the coming anniversary OF Washing
tons Birthday.
Auction SALE OF SUGAR AND MoLASsEs.-
The carpoo Of Sugar and Molasses, of the Schr.
Emeline Mclean. at this port, to b. ii. Lam
bert. will by sold. on Wednesday next. See
advertisement.
Dox,r,oys TO THE Sour IIoUsE.-.]. STAINS
bury. IS: lady, 81; gentleman, 81; I.
Scldner. -: friend, one quarter OF beef; a
load Of cabbage. from Mr. VIM. fowle
P,rpoyEp-Goy. Wise, Of Virginia, has
hardened and discharged VIM. Van SkVer,
of Georgetown, from the penltentlary at
Richmond.
DrsTR1cr OF CoLrxBIA.-ln the Senate, on
Friday, Mr.. Mason, from the Committee on
the District Of Columbia, to which was re-
ferrcd the memorial of the Alexandria. Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad Company, re-
ported Il bill to authorize the extension ana
use of branch Of the Alexandria. Loudoun
and HAMPSHIRE Railroad, within the city of
Washington.
Mr.. Brown. from the same committee. TO
which was referred the bills conierrlng GER
tain powers relating to alleys in the city OF
Washington. and to authorize the Levy Court
TO issue tavern and other licenses IN the DIS
trict of Columbia, severally reported them
back without amendment and recommended
their passage. .,
Asa. from the same committee, submitted
an adverse report on the memorial OF certain
property-holdcrs asking change OF laws re-
IatiIng to landlord and tenant which was or
dcrcd to he printed.
Also. to be discharged from the further
consideration of the memorials asking that
the Metropolitan railroad may he allowed to
extend their road into the city Of Washing
Ton, and from the resolutions OF the Mer-
chants Exchange Association relative to a
railroad along Pennsylvania avenue IN sad
city ,.,
Also. from the same committee, askmgto be
discharged from the further consideration OF
a memorial ofmcrchantsa and citizens OF W ash
ington. asking the extension OF the .lurlsdic-
ton of justices in certain cases. and that 1t be
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
which would be the appropriate one; which
was agreed to.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Death Of an Eminent Historian.

BosToN. Jan. 29.-Wm. III. Prescott, the
eminent historian, died Yesterday. very sud-
denly, from paralysis. He was in his usual
GOOD health up to the time of his death.
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MARRIED.

In this city. on the morning of the 18th instant
nv the Rev. ID. F. Wills, Mr.. JOHN H. SMITH,
ir.. and Miss MARY c. CASH.
ON the 10Th instant. by the Rev. James ii. Crown,
Mr.. DUDLEY HERNnON. to Miss CATTLE
EINE 4. ENNIS. both of Stafford County.
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate on Saturday, Mr.. Polk pre-
sented the memorial Of the St Louis Cham
Der of Commerce, praying the establishment
OF mint and ASSAY Office in that city: re-
fcrred.
Mr.. Bright introduced bill to incorporate
the National Washington Monument Society:
laid over
Mr.. Broderick introduced bill to estab-
lish teegraphic communication with the Pa
cifc referred
Mr.. Gwin called up his motion to reconsi-
der the Pacific railroad bill. He suggested
that the bill be so amended as to make the
bids for the construction of the different roads
receivable in sections, so as to enable the State
of California to bid for the west end Of either
of the roads within its own limits; laid over.
Mr.. Brown called up the bill appropriating
st. 400 for lighting with gas the streets across
the Mall in Washington,-passed.
Also, the bill to protect property and pre-
vent malicious mischief in the District Of Co.
lumbia; passed.
Also, bill to amend the act incorporating
the Provident Association of Clerks in the
Government Departments; passed.
Also. bill authorizing the Levy Court to
issue licenses to taverns, &c; passed.
Also, bill comforting certain powers in
relation to alleys in the Corporation of the
CITY of Washington; passed.
A bill to incorporate the National Wash
ington Monument Society, was taken up and
passed.
A bill authorising the construction of
railroad through Pennsylvania avenue, was
considered.
In the House of Representatives commu-
nication was received from the Postmaster
General, relative to that branch of the pub
lie service; from the Secretary OF the Ma
w. stating the number of hands employ
ed in the Navy Yards: from the Sccrcta-
nv Of the Interior relative to Rock Island
military reservation: from the Secretary of
the Treasury. stating the number OF clerks
employed in that Department; and from the
Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk Of the
House. concerning the publication OF certain
State papers. all of which were appropr-
atcly disposed Of.
The private calendar was then taken up
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DIED.

Tn Washington. on the 18th instant, MARTHA
ELEANOR. wife Of Daniel s. Hardness, in the
goth year of her age.
In Jefferson County, Va. on Sabbath. Odd
instant JOHN JAMES MCCURDY. only son Of
.lnhn W. McCmrdv. cs.I.. u:cd ! years.
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The Missouri Legislature.

ST. LorIs. Jan. 27.-Tbe amendment to
the State constitution. limiting the State debt
10 thirty millions Of dollars, was passed by
the House to-day. The amendment was pre-
viously passed by the Senate.
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Ohio Legislature.

CLEVELAND, Jan 21.-The bill repeating
the ten per cent law, passed the House OF the
State LEGISLATURE mt Columbus, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-31
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication Of SHEET MI Sl',
n suitable for the players and singers OIL inc
Home circle and consisting Of sixteen pages tuil TO-
lilo size stitched in a handsome cover. ltconthlns
all the popular dances Of the day; arrangements
from the most favoric peras; sccnas, songs pal
lads airs &C. An abundant supply oi every tu'i'
that the popular taste demands; never 100 uluicu'
ALWAYS instructive and ever fresh ana deilgn.ui.
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
has been received by the public, and the common
d,t;ous il has won from the Press. are guarantees
of its worth. work 80 cheap accurate III" T,'-
p,n; does not exist i'll any other country. Inc
,,c ,mouut of music procured at The regular stores
would cost at least twenty times wh+1 II costs I'D
"Our Musical Friend" Variety and excellence
are secured BIZ subscribing to pcrodlcnl ;" ce'p'
and much needed Pieces by the following com
poscr, have appeared III the first ten numbers; inc
names speak for themselves Mozart = h"'rr'
Wullerstcin. Mcyerbcrr. FlUtow, Burgmuller, r.
Scbuncrt. Verdi, Donzctti. Strauss, Musard, lhal-
berr. BuIre. Rossini. J. Weber, kucken, Spcycr,
Abb, G.. A. Macfarrcn. Bellini. II. Smart, Ascher'
Crouch D'Albcrt. Bishop, Aubcr. Pac'ieii"' Llhn
PAINTER, Beethoven. &C.. &c. All these pieces are
within the range of ordinary players ana singers
and are invariably characterized by delicious hir''
dy and easy accompanlments'
OUR MUSICAL R1END
is published weekly. price ~ cents, ana may y.
ordered from any bookseller periodical dealer
II will he sent direct from the Office of publication
at the following rates yearly 3; half year SOU;
climbs, > copies. $l4; 6 copies SIG; 10 copies Sio
r.r year: same rates for half year. No Subscrip-
ton taken for less than months, payable Ill al
vance.
Office Of "Our Musical Friend IL Frankfort
Street, y. Y. Z. Is. SCI -h'' 80
New York. Jan 25--dlm froprbe'"rS.
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Baltimore Cattle Market. January %.

Beef Cattle-After the report was made up on
Thursday, sales were effected as low as SO 80,
making the average 81 81. of the SUI offered
I50 were left over unsod Hogs sold at from
s. 50I IS 80.
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fredericksburg Market, January 30.
GEORGETOWN Cattle Market, January 80.

The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester-
day amounted to about lSS head, $50 of which
was purchased by District butchers at SO 55@
s. IS on the hoof equal to S7@s9 so net. The
remaining IS were left over. Sheep 4(G5 cts. p
n. Hogs IS r hundred weight.
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J. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY
HARRENTON, ".

hdHHE-'fN. ~
CONTINUES TO perform all operations belong
\ ing to tho Dental profession IN the most aa'r--
factory manner, at moderate rates.
Doctor McGee may be found at home ut any time.
,Yccpt from the second to the third Monday in each
month. which time will be spen: at Flint Hill, Rap.
pahannOGk County, Va.
Office and residence on Main street, nearly oIt'o'
site the Warrenton House.
Warren,on ian l--eoly
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CURTAINS GOODS, OIL

TARPETlNGS, CUdlhlNo uoooo' VAL
l CLOTHS, &c.-We respectfully announce TO
members of Congress and strangers who do not
reside in this city. and who wish TO furnish their
homes with superior goods in the above line, that
we have in stock all kinds velvet. Brussels. three
nlv ingram. wool Dutch. Nenitian, and other
CARPETINGS with Hearth Rugs and Door Mats
ia match AT astorishingly low prices
Also. elegant well dried FLOOR OlLCLoIAs IN
wide sheets which represent most beautiful! en-
cou,tc tile resco. vcrd antique. marble, tapestry,
and chintz designs, which we cut up Tor rooih''
halls. and passages. as per diagram.
Also. superb materials for Drawng-room anu
parlor CURTAINS in rich French and EhgliSh
satin brocatclle. India satin damask, embossed
French reps satin lie laine printed lane, and lur-
kew cloths with all the necessary borderings,
pimps. tasscs. and loops, matching accurately al
the various materials.
Also. elegant C0RNICES. in both metal ana
wood and side bands representing roses, llies'
fuschias. daisies fruits. &c.
Also. elegant embroidered Swiss Lace ana Mus
lin CURTAINS, ut prices from 50 TO $50 per WIN
dow. ..
All of the above goods are of the latest importa-
tiou and in the newest styles now known; ana, IL
hc;no the advanced stage Of the season, we VIII
sell them at greatly reduced prices below those oil
other cities. go, cu
Good. we sell to go Il distance Will lie careiuly
hacked and shipped for transportation without aa
ditioual cost We shall he most happy 10 exhibit
our stock to any having the desire to see i"r the
selves CLauhll D'D'''
Uo ,Linp,nn ian 2T-cu6t
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS DAY.

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES
/ In execution of decree Of the County Court
of Fairfax county, rendered at the January term.
1859 in the suit of George Potter against Francis
+. Johnston, administrator of Susan Potter. and
others, the undersigned, will offer for sale, AT pub
lie auction. for cash, to the highest bidder on
Monday. he 3la day Of January, 1889 at II o.
ciock, w., at the residence Of the late James Pot
ter, on the old Stage road, leading from AeNan-
dria to Fredericksburg, nine likely valuable
SLAVES, men, women, and children.
By virtue of the same decree, they will also offer
for sale, in front of the Court House of Fairfax
county, on Iondoy he2lst day Of February neri.
THAT being Court day. valuable TRACT Or
LAND in the county of Fairfax, lying on the old
Stage road leading from Alexandria TO Fredcricks-
burg, about eight miles from Alexandria. al joining
the lands of James ). Potter, William Ncvet'.
and others. and containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES.
TERMS OF SALE :-0ne-tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand. at the time OF sale, the
balance in three equal instalments, at b, Ia and
Is months-the deferred payments to bear interest
to be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser. WIN
approved security and retention Of the title uniI
all said payments are made and the lands t" 10
rcsod at the risk of the purchaser, upon failure TO
comply with the terms of sale.
LAW. b. TAYLOR, }
WIN. IL. DULANY Comm'rs.
CHAS. +. STUART,
Fairfax county, Va, jan l9-eots
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nIANO TUNING.-Nr. II. f. DENNIS from
Chckering Sons, Haet, Davis Co. and
formerly with K. Davis, Washington, also, Tuner
to Thalburg, will attend 10 tuning and repairing
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS, and all
kinds of musical instruments. All work len ~
No. 3, Exchange Block, King street, Alexandra
,v,rr,n,od soti.iactory. jan
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C1UPERIoR BLANKETS.-Weh have in store
y supply of very superior Edinburgh, English,
and Domestic BED BLANKETS.
Also. a supply of French Cotton BLANSErs win
Canton maps. very downy and soft Tins article Is
a great luxury, and very uncommon IN TINS country.
Alec =, .nppIy of beautiful Crib and Cradle
BLANKETS.
Omitted Comforts for double and single beds.
MarsciIlcs. Dresden, Lancaster, AlIendale' ana
Dimity QUILTS.
The prices Of all the above goods. in conse,
menee of the advanced stage oil the season, VIII
be exceedingly cheap. ,-o>-
Dealers in all kinds of Furniture Dry Goods,
No. !, Market Space.
lu--po6t
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NEW HOUSEKEEPEKS PLEASE NOTICE
~ 1t is my business to furnish. only, ARll-
CLES USEFUL n HOUSEKEEPING Of Hard
ware and Cutlery. Britannia and oilyer-plated
Ware: Plannished, Jspanned, and common In,
Wood and Willow Ware; Brushes, Mats, &c.
Uou.ekecpers are invited to examine this assort-
maur. and the prices. New Housekeepers will
p.rceve the advantage of finding at one establish
men, 80 many articles which they require.
ian 2s JOHN OGDEN. No. l3j. hingst.
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4 L. GIBSON, No. 2S4, South side hing. he.
"A. teeer Patrick and Henry Streets, dealer IN
FAMILY GROCERIES, such n Sugar, Coffee.
Teas, Mola.ses, Butter Buckwheat Flour. Bacon.
Lard Extra -Four, and Corn Meal, together with q
general assortment Of LIQUORS, such a. pure
Rrand;cs, port Wine, Madeira V ne, Holland GIu.
New England Rum, Jamaica Spirits, Old ky"
wb;sLcv kr dec l0--eDGw
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CtHEET MUsIC.-Rccrived this morning: two
- hundred copies of carefully selected NJ 'lC'
from monthly catalogue of the choicest pieces
consisting of Songs, Ducts, Quartetis. Polka'
Trios. &C.. &C. Also, Books of different authors,
Music Boxes. Violins Strings and Bows. &c. at No
3. Exchange Block. H. +. phNNi''
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>vOTICE.-Thi. is to give notice that II i neces
.ary to close our books to the lst of January.
All our account. hay. been made of and present
ed Those of our friends that can make it conye-
pi.ut 10 call and settle. will confer favor by
doing 20 at their earliest convenience. Those that
cannot, will he called on in few days.
;,nIs ASHBY WOOD.
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GEORGE BRYAN AND SAMUEL r. ADAMS
&J have this day formed Il co-partnership N ~"
name Of BRYAN & ADAMS, and having Pnr"h'-
.ed the stock of Goods belonging TO Bryan, ad4N=
Co.. respectfully announce to the public tbs, ,,'y
have in store desirable assortment Of ''1'''''','
DRY GOODS, which they offer for cam VI -
,rom nj denE,Ts, at low rates. -
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consisting Of
200 Hhds. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. of PRIME
QUALITY. suitable TO the retail trade
4O4 Bbls. NEW ORLEANS MOLASsES, very
superior.
The attention of the trade ia particularly invited
IN this sale. b. Ii. LAMBERT
ian 29-dts
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NTOTICE.-Thc annual meeting OF the Stock-
y holders of the POTOMAC INSURANCE
COMPANY. Of Alexandria, will be held at the
Office of the Company, on Monday. February 'th'
for the election of Directors. to serve for the
ensuing twelve months.
EDWARD b. POWELL, Secretary.
ion 9l-1iE
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ovC,pc tn. s,b.cribcr continues to msnuine-
SFGlRs, from every choice grade OF mn
~ 'ufI e T,h.cco order. respectfully .olci.
portea heai EDWIN c. BROUN,
'ed No. "a Madison street.
.,u, ". o.t lS--eo3m
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Yessrs. Fowle & Co,
Messrs. Cazenove & Co..
McVeigh & Chamberlain
SmoOt, Uhlcr & Co.,
Robinson q Payne,
John II. Brent,
Bryan, Adams & Co..
and other merchants.
. 90 ll.lgs
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NOTICE.
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,

JIAVING determined to leave Alexandria. vii
III from ih. day until the first OF April ncN
n sinrk Of
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ANYWAY on the night OF the 10Th instant,
IL II Negro Boy. ALFRED. Said boy II apout
is years Of age, of dark copper '"r I a"ouS
Zee; or 1 inches high, and has small scar under
lis riybt eve, and a scar from a burn on his lett
wrist lie had on grey fullcd cloth coat, and n
brown slouch hat. lie may be lurking in the
nerhborhood Of LeeShurg, or attempting to make
his way to Alexandria.
will give $50 reward, if secured in jail 40 that
get him again: AhhA .. w. .'' '"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-31

rI,HE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository
of Useful knowledge, for the yOar 1879 in
paper, 81 in half calf Sl.25.
BRAITHEWAITE'S RETROSPECT Of Prac-
teal Medicine and Surgery, for January, 1899,
uniform American edition. 81. This work rs sent
free Of postage TO any part Of the country, on the
receipt Of the subscription price, 81 per annum, or
s per No.
A l.. o. E.'s NEW BOOK.--Precepts in Prac-
tice, or Stories illustrating the Proverbs, by A. L.
O. F., London edition, with illustrations, - cents
Also. further supply of The Robey Family
Flora. Rambles Of Rat, and Wings and Stngs,
bv the same author, all London editions.
Just received and for sale by
ian ROBERT BELL.
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BY s. J. McCORMICK-AucrIoSE
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASSES

y AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY merit,
2nd F,bruary al IL O'Clock. will be sold the cargo
of the Schr. Emeline Mclean, from New Orleans,
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C,HARLES HERNDON, LArE CONWAY
v HERSpos,) ATTORNEY AT LAW, FRED
ERrcKsBURo, VA, continues to practice in tho
Courts of King George Stafford, Caroline. Spot
sylvania, and the town Of Fredericksburg.
Collections promptly made and RENTED.
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of our customers 10 "hOn we
y semi bills short time prior to the 1T OF the
new wear and who have not paid them, are re-
.p,ctfulv informed that statements oil the amount
will again he sent in, by which we request that II
will be understood that we want settlements Tor the
same. Many thanks we return to all who prompt
Ir C.nonIrd 10 cur previous notice by the payment
>, ~ lin. CLAGETT 4 DODSON.
Wnshiup,on ian 29-dtFcbl