text: .. .. si ssss ss T si ss ssss'sssssilsiizf'F', 14 - ss xfindmaf DAIL Y azette, - . Commercial 8 Polmcal 57 ctsi ss THURSDAY, DECsiEMBER 22,1808 [No 22354 W'L ——-..— ——-————-**—-_<-—— ...." , __ ___W*ss llsisi" sict . ss . --. (t'; ' - - l si ;" —' . - \ si: 1. Salas at - 'Vcnduc. eggs): ?] ucsdasiy andsianday, si sisi si HILÞBB SO'LD , ' ss - : sim- YWQ_ secre, _si corner-of Prince and Water street:... ss _ ' Wn'ety of Dry GoodsisssGrocerics, .C-i'c. of ivhich win side expressed in the day-w—An kinds of goods dish as" gctactsssilsiinziitgtim1ssand sithe prices of . ,_ sssssiss'ti-hedsi, can at any time be "7" 'sssssiSCdss at the lowest limitation si P.*G- Marstcﬂer," siv. M. , Cottom and-Stgizwass [less;-ac j :sz !: m'n'z'slsi-gd. {heir ALMANAC for 1'809. Ccsimiaining a gpeﬂtdeal of nscsul and enter 'u'wg matter. For sssxlc bv the thousmd, ross,si or smgze one. ]Zisi'y wi!!- {zs-zfsssi'i-Jz, Wlﬀ'b-allctfzasgrssbfsivsi Sssssssssd, A new Navel, by Mrs. Flux-ken, (late 'liss Gumzing) emiticsid si a of; Esissrm. 'I'fae Exzsil 08205 38? 6. - "41q ] . l* Juit Pubnmeu, For cal? c.! slu- Slsi' bet-ribers Book S. or , 'l HE. LAVN Y ER; o n, Man as he ought not to be. Ready bound in hands, and letteled—pxice doﬂar. ALM ANAC's or the year 1809, by the gross, dozen, o: nsigie o'ne. _' Iust Reccw ed, Afar sapp'h' of PLAYING CARDS & VRA-Pss ING PAPER. " fir.siRee s Csiy clopedia, No. 16. is-wceissyed, and No. 17, is expected a'fcw (laye. Subscxihexs axe earnest!) rcquesvted to send rtheir copies , especiidiy those w..o haue ceivedbst & few numbers , .ti-s muc h e'asiel pay sm one 01 two] umbcrs at a time, t': .sim ) for isicn 01 21! Lecn. - - ROBERT CRAY. City, Averness and Here, ALEXANDRIA: The Sign of the Grape of Victoria Caton, French by the Sign of the Grape of Virginia, (After-plant) RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public in general, that he has taken that newly celebrated LYCEUM, in this city, and the Clergy of the City, in the possession of Mr. John Gwily. He hopes, by assiduity and attention, to give great satisfaction to every person, as Duchess on his part. Hall be visited to up the high character which this new Mild has, as being one of the best in the United States and assures them that he will always have an assortment of the best liquors and wines. Travellers and others will meet with good commodations at the above house, on reasonable terms. Boarders are taken by the day, week, monthly By papers from all the sea-ponts on the continent are less than can be taken and filed at the safe-house, adjoining the tavern, and offers the usual. Of swan; ex s tmþpcrs csiau be had from six lo twelve! in the mening, at & short notice, frossmoncte tomcmy ss., 3 siQNor-mzbm H si (11 10 BE SOLD, suoscri'uer' s house, in Washington . just almyc the Episcopal Church in ct Had Wtsi and opposite Mr. Jacob Hog "a'Near r'cfisifner y— stint: and Sewing, Shad and furnishing lwine, with Sucking and Bed Cords, P WHEN 1 ines and Traces ready m ldC—AlSU Tard Lo!e, if v. 41".qu and other Cozds man dy made at his home. jofeph Harper. Wffi.—' '3 (lust Izm N () T I C E. THE WASHINGTON NEWS telegraph to practice Physic and Surgery, which purpose he has been successful—assisting in the side of King, and as a result, he should at any time not be at this shop, will be found at the shop, will be found at the corner of Prince-street and the main street. For New York, A DAYS, The Briggs' CONFIDENCE, a beginning, part of her engaging—(for the balance apply to Captain Humphreys on bond, at Vicksburg or to Daniel McClean. December 20th, 1856. REMOVAL—AL. James S. Scott, having removed to Princess-street, two doors west of Mordecai Street. December 17th, 1856. The subject is to the house he lately occupied, to the corner opposite the Mississippi. Throughout, - siwumxtss: HE'HAS FOR SALE, A significant assortment of Women's, Girls' and Children's Morocco and Leather Shoes. Miscellaneous; Boys' and Girls' Coarse and fine shoes. "Forocessco Skin-Sole Ladder," Good Fish; Old Bacon; Buckwheat Meal. All kinds of Groceries, including New-England Cider, in barrels. Do. do. do. in bottles, 2 yrs. old. Mackeray and How-ings, in barrels, Smoked Beef's in exchange, Fresh Lime, and Lime Juice, in bottles. Soda and Candles, in horses. Impress, Young Johnson, and Green Tea. Havannas, Hussz and Cigars—and a variety of Other Articles. Thomas Patterson. N O—T "1 0 E. THE purmwship osDc-rvcs and Slzram, was dissoivcd this (my by mutual consent—; All pore-ons who have any claims against said Tss firm, are rcqucdtcd to present their accouuts ss iinntcdiatcly for paymem; and those whoctl are indebted to them wizl please to call and ; settle their accoulsixts, at Tulbott and Suun ders carrying shop, King near Pitt-Stl'bet. Isaac Dawes, Ssia—muel Shreve. \ th ! ( 1 \ 1 \ ! I \ 4 \ 1ss l Deccmbcr 15—20. Wassi taken up as an Estray, On Tucsaluy {he OQU: day st'ss'ovcmber, A Large Red and White Cow,l 1? SHOT on the left side—she has had & calf since she csiunc on my premiscs The, owner i request-ad to prove his property, pay 'charges and take her away, si George Atkmson, Near the Four Milc Run. Dsiccembcr'QO. . 31? Rcsult of the tures H'Z'zf !: Ill-r. ("i. Boy :clct-ct'ozs leas- ]mjormed in th 8 it)-ws- in the s-lzwjt time of four momhs, time" he fzaz: rcsidcd in .fllc'xandria, King sure-et, mar Me ctkzrlz'cz.7z Queen 'I'avcsim. THE firsit—l treated was named John Eggs ' lien, [sting at Bv'ir. ,Bsirockcts, having several 3 Ulcers, the scan- ol' one osthcm hzwingsilssad 36 ss listes length, on 24 breadth, and has been m (lie-ally cmsscclin -5-\s-'eel-;s tune, by the use of Bath, Syrup, Dojurulivcs. and chetal Bul , sum, ofwhich ] am the only compositor and i possessor. These remedies are excellent for the Gout, Rhuimudsm, Leprosy, Blood .Spiuing, l'or all Ulcored Soros, as well an; for all MZIRUCZ, which ausicct the blood and the noble parts. _ Names olsiall those which I treated and cur ed; and from Whom I'lmve cerjss'lficates tils-ned by them which I can p:*oducc,' if the perse-us would not be believed on their word " Michael lctutz, , ' 'lc'siding in Alexandria. Elivzabeth- liccs, do. Wm. Kerby, . do. ss James Derick, _ do. si ]. Bourgcozs, M. D. Decdhshsier 20. ' ss ss8L*__ sict " si 'si FOR .SALEct , A veryssvaluable TRACT of 'LAND, consi [mining \ :1ss_1_ss\5 vacres, lyingctsi near Hassrymassrket, in the cmmty of Prince 'Wil—lia . This land is nowssjnss the cocupationof Mr. James (ire-m, siWl1-0ssss-fswssictljlsiss_shew the prcmises to any person sidiYPsict si.ss.si.sisssiss;i;sisisilf97.sillctm'Chase- The sWCYiÞF-Pss haV siFVSssFZYBQYLFs-Þficd Of money Williﬂgisiﬄlct ?- SW'F —-___-_- sisssi ". 'si n' si :FYÞIMDNOV. Hflgsi * ' -ss 28t_*_si ". l. Washuz-gton Woollen Mannfac is To the inhabitahtsct of me Dictrict-af Galum bz'a and the country circsumjacem; 'si FELLOW—ClTIZEN—S, - ! ct. In response to the invitation, I have the honor to address you on the importance of domestic manufactures, I make no apology for calling your attention at the present moment, to a concern of such patriotic, as well as individual interest. The significance of companies for the purpose of forwarding this truly beneficial system has taken place in many parts of the Union, since its last spring—with much success to the North with very partial prospect of encouragement southward. Charleston, (S.C.) most of the other companies have been supported moderately patronized and seem unlike to succeed. Whether these companies have been founded on too extensive a scale, or whether the dispositions of the inhabitants in those parts of our country are unfriendly to these establishments, is not for me to determine—vezy certain it is that the laudable and patriotic views of the promoters of these institutions, are at present much paralyzed, by the up-to-date of their fellow citizens, and the enthusiasm in favor of domestic economy, seems subsiding to its former level. With a view to restore this generous and worthy cause, I have sought for, and obtained, the most enthroned information, from a gentleman-satisfied in Pennsylvania, of the expense attending the erection of works, for the purpose of Woolen Manufactories, which information I leave to present to the public. The price of grinding and putting up machines, one card; and one breaker and linisher, will be $5,500 which will turn out 15 lbs. of wool per hour. The spinning machines with 4-0 spindles, till cost $150 per day—Freight to be purchased at Arlington. An experienced hand for six months to attend the Worms, at $818 per month, and two boys will be all the hands necessary for commencing the manufacturing—Believing that a system of this kind will answer the purpose, in most parts of the Southern country than more extensive establishments—I leave to offer the following proposals to the public, viz. To establish a Company Stock of 150 shares, at $250 each, to be paid at the time of Subscribing, and the balance in two installments. The works to be established at the Washington Mills in The Forest of Washington, where the following inducements will be offered, and the following advantages given to the establishment. To take the water from the forebay of the mills which affords a full of 30 feet. The stone necessary for the houses may be quarried from a quarry within 150 yards of the site, which quarry is equal to any in the United States. States = The timber for the machinery to be furnished from the interest gratis, and the necessary property necessary for the site to be deeded to the commissioners who may be appointed to receive the same, to be held by them until the work shall have redeemed the principal stock with an interest of six percent and then to become the exclusive property of the commissioners of the Arlington Institution, to be held by the commissioners. Woolen manufacturing, and the erection of a necessary for the education of the children who may be engaged in others as may be proper candidates for instruction. The Situation hereby offered cannot be exceeded in point of value or convenience. The Mills are between four and five miles from Alexandria, and 4 from Georgetown and the City, and the great road leading from the Potomac Bridge to the Little River Turupike, will pass immediately by the site. The expense calculated by the subscription as may be placed exceed the necessities of the plan, as so, the latter installments will be but partially required. That the works if erected, will meet with such encouragement, I fully believe, since there are no establishments of the sort in the Southern Country where they are more particularly wanted. Materials for building, workmanship, and even labour would be taken in payment of shares to admit all classes of citizens as partners in the establishment. Weavers and operators, who would serve as apprentices to the works, will meet with situations such as Mills free of charge to the amount so that the wages shall be paid on the basis of the number of employees, which shall be paid on the basis of the number of employees, and such by them appropriated to the promotion and maintenance of the works. When we reflect that every other company formed within this district for public purposes has met with success, and large means have been provided. Pitals have begun vested in stock of every description throughout the union, making no hope that this humble and patriotic experiment will meet with due patronage and support. Should this institution be found to answer the needs of the same cause, others will act as a support of the same cause, and establish men on the same basis; cause success to succeed the first administration. The subscriber trusts that the public will sadly appreciate his motives in the promoting this very useful establishment, and acquit him of all selfish or interested views. His labors have always been guided by a far different impulse. Pro Patria seems to be the motto of the Association Institution, and Public Utility its end. George W. P. Custis. Subscription papers will be placed in the Office-houses of Alexandria, (Co. Town, the City and suburbs. A list of the subscribers will be published and a meeting called for organizing—the company. Public Sale. On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the Vendue-Store, A handsome Side-Board, One pair Knives-Cases, A Harpsford, One pair (for sale) Tables, A Bell metal brass, &c. &c. Public Sale. On TUESDAY, at 11 o'clock, will be sold at the Sale and Le Stare for sale, One Share in the Capital Stock of the Penns. In Pennsylvania Copper Mine. December 21. Joseph Mandeville, COLLER OF KING AND FARMERS' STREETS, Has Received, From 60 to 100 half boxes, Rouscu's CIGARS, warranted of the very finest quality, and full consignments. New Maccouba Soule, Supplies and line, 20 boxes flesh MUSTARD, 20 Philadelphia CHOCOLATE, and 2nd quality. Hogs ALSO, A General Assortment as usual. of good WINES, LIQUORS, and GROCERIES, for sale. December 21. Will be offered for sale, to the highest bidder, for ready money, on the 8th day of January next, at two o'clock, at the workshop of Jeremiah Satterwhite, on St. Asaph street, between King and Prince-street, one new coach, completely finished. Distrained so as to be able to accommodate a few horses. Daniel Minor, D.M. December 21. The Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public in general that he has opened a LIVERY STABLE at the corner of King and Henry streets, sufficient to accommodate fifteen to twenty horses. As he has a good, honest, sober hostler, he pledges himself to give satisfaction to those who will favor him with their custom. Thomas Richards. December 21, d3t* FOR SALE, A Tract of LAND, containing 272 acres situated in the county of Lancaster, (Virginia) on the main stream leading from Richmond to Lancaster, courthouse, five miles from the latter and four miles from Deep Creek, on the Rappahannock. The improvements are a good dwelling house, kitchen, corn house, a large barn and stere house, all new, and a handsome apple orchard of about 500. Over 100 trees. Ujgwards of 200 acres of the above land is well timbered with oak, chestnut, and hickory. The terms will be made known by applying to Mr. P. Trijetzt, of Alexandria, or to the subscriber at this place. 