text: A ; zﬂlexandxm DAIL'Y Wazeue; , —-——v-——-,———-——- si ' A ' ." - T'" T' ' "T'"- "' 'ss ss * A " ' A " _.-- - ct__ . . ' , 44. ' .—'ss. \ . ' !; ct. ; 5 . '. . .,ct ;. ' ss' Isisslsi=1 , x. 29", 41? ....f-p ...-——<' ] . Qss _.l Tss -——-—-._.< \ TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1809} mmmm &? zss .},si \ Wilsitfily LNQ, 2386. ffiJZ-si _— 1 :;v & ssSal-ﬂ at Van-due. Tucsdav and Friday, ,_.ss- if,-'I]! Bls' SOLD 'siss 9 due Swrc, can—er of P - V atctsi strcc s. jurist) tﬀ Dry Goods Cream-is;, 80, ctfficwdffi ofu'hzch will he cxnrcssed in 94 she xince and of thedussss-ct—AH kmds ot goods ichlfc on limuzumn and the priccs of (I, can at :mv [issue be :}, are GRL": )!i-h'ct' ;]- mdpurcnasi :sicd at the lowest [imitation .sctct-si _ ct-----—----ssss , _ Cutting} 'simsii Stcwalt _ 'Hqsisi*_*"7siuz*f fm-M'ix-issisi-J !!!le . . ct, .} .ct-\ . : , AL MA T-ZAL—si for 1809. ?" 'z-{ga g—rcM Real of uses-al and enter sictg-sisnwtc-ZP. For szle bv the thou-Sand, ;ctor single one. ()ve 5- __ ]ufisi Pusizhshssctd,. 53- c-ct-ctsssifz'" ;}ct! .:ct-m sissiz 15 man T, , And for sedc at then bmrc, ' . (Prz'cc One Uoflar) si The szle of ern. " A sinrl-IL. Mrs. Pt'unkc-ts-Jaxc Miss Guzming. ] sin] in" 6.. Just Pubhihed, .Fsiir Meal flu- Suisisrrisiszers IfÞ'm's Storr, THE LAVJYER; 0 u, si Man as he ought. not to be. at}? bound in boards, and lettcrcd—price siloﬂ'u. ALM :XNAC'S _ artbe year was, by the gt-oss, dozcn, or "le one. _ I !ust Recewed; Law-3 sapsi-xy of PLAYLNG C.-\RDS & 'RAPHNG PAPER. —. Dr.. Rcc's Cyclsiapedxa, No. ib,.is received, and No. 17, is my ected ascW dais:. Successors are earnestly requested to send their copies, especially those who have years but saw numbers: 'tis much easier to differ one or two numbers at a time, than to do for ten or fifteen. ROBERT C. DAYS— NOTICE. The Subscriber proposes to practice Physic and Surgery, for which purpose he has opened an office on the north side of King between Washington and St. Asaph streets. He will be at any time not at this shop, will be sound at his Father's, on Prince Street, in his absence attend those who may please call on him. Archibald B. Dick. City Tavern and Hoc, 41; 1-.' xct; since. At the Sign of the Grape-S. Will let M C A\T() From the City of St. Louis, (Wartland) FRECT, his friends and the public are invited to visit his friends and the public, that he has made arrangements to fill the office with the finest quality of wines, liquors, and cigars. In the possession of Mr. J. D. Gazl. Wines, liquors, and cigars. Iduizy and attention, to give in Vegetate satisfaction to every person Necessary on his part shall be wanted to up the high-cheapest which the 15 "last " has, unless one at the best in the United States, makes them that he will always an assortment of the best liquors and im Wines. will and others will meet with good mornings at the above house, on the terms. Tickets are taken by the day, week, .M' '- (feast si}: -. The papers, from all the seasons on the sea, are largely taken amid the sea and at the "Wool House" Wounds; the law and the vision—supplies can be used from the to twelve in the "amiss at a short notice. To Rent. THE Mount Vernon FISHERING CO. with the Strikings Tubs, to rent for the May in a shorter time if desired. Law—, Bushrod Washington. Bank of Alexandria, JANUARY, 1869. NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders of the Bank of Alexandria, that a discount of three and a half percent on the capital stock of said Bank for the half year ending this day, is declared, and will be left to be paid to them on Thursday next, the last day of the month. By order of the President and Directors. GURDEN CHAPIN, Cashier. January 3, 1869. EDUCATION. THE REV. O'BRIE, FV, ROPOSES to open an ACADEMY in Mississippi's place, for the purpose of teaching young men. Identified among the many of the Poi He.WS and Sciences, he will instruct them in the various languages, to wit, Latin, Greek, French, Latin, &c. and in Hebrew is required. He will also teach Geography with two uses of the Greek: he Mathematics, Latin, Greek, and Natural Philosophy. A position to be made at He. James Benson, king street. January 3rd WASHINGTON TAYLOR—ss" L. L. 15 8 If UR G. " "' HE sui se i ihei has returned to the n as}: inn-[o'- 'l'avctm. LEESBLRG, uheie he 15 pi'z ==ued with every thing !]CCFSSUi) in! the accomino z-i xti: m ul't hose frenticmen and ladies vsshnmaz hung! him with thcii custom Hsiwiiig' .-._..d in a wood stock of iiqu ox's, hay and usiis. and havinz cnlz. iged his stables, and ent-used ;: carie ni, attentive and honest host "ler, lie ﬂ-siuteis inmseii that, by his umeniit ted attention, to-siether with the til-went e, cane,a and activiiy oi his seivunts, he ivili be abie to rendei hi; eustumets the most pei sect s. ssii'siisiactiozi in his iinc. A. B. The hous is in much better con dit' ion tnsi.n seizner'il},o the accommodation Os tiaveilers. Iames Dawson. Lecsburg, V' tiunm. Jun. l—Z. TO LE ], iIAT eiivibie stand for business L—tci) occupied by Mr Chaiies isicnnctlctctdlihc corner of King and si "airfsiix-sttccts. R. 1. ictiY LOR. Exccutor' ufJJ/m H'atts. Jan20 i ; ! , l ! s THE I . -' 1 ' \ " - - CL rztctosisi- Marme Ecczety Lot 3 tery [ lecommenccs dun-sing this asternoon, at three osiclock. The first drawn lzlsimk win be entitled to two hundred dUHitl'S. The capital prizes remaining in the wheel at'c— , 1 of 5000 1 of - 3000 1 01 2500 1 of zcoo 2 ] do.—avo— of 1500 of too;) 4 Of 750 Beside-s a great number of smaller prizas loHOo, 300, zuo, 150, 75, 30, 20, He. ] Tickets and Snares at the rate of Sir Do! lure, for s-ctEc at R. Gmy's Book-store, where ; & correct check of the drawing-s are kept, and fall Tickets suit] as above examined free of ,expence. Warmntcd undranfsi'ickets given for Priz es as soon as dra'wn. January 9. Public Sale. By virtue of a deed of trust from George C. Curry to the subscriber, in accordance with the payment of a certain sum of money to Doctor C. Carter, will be exposed to sale, on the 9th day of February next, on the means, a PLACE 35, on the south side of Duke Street and east side of Alfred Street, extending upon Duke Street 56 feet and upon Alfred Street 38 feet to a 20 foot alley as a PIECE of GROUND. lying upon the south side of Duke Street and to the westward of Water Street, extending upon Water Street 27 feet 10 inches, and running back in feet 10 inches to 3 feet alley. James Kelth, January 9—10 Primarily in its various branches, executed with accuracy and dispatch. NOTICE. The subscriber informs the public, that he manufactures and sells for sale, at his manufacturing corner of Prince and Fairfax Streets, SHILLS of all sizes, commonly used for distilling grain in grain. A general assortment of GROUND WARE. ZEIEE'S IRON STOVES and STOVE. PIPES made at the shortest notice. Every kind of PLUMBING WORK done in the best manner. lhe BR ASS FOUNDERY BUSINESS in all its branches lb canicd on under 11 6 di rection of Mr. M ILLIAIÞ! FLEZ'CHER, who has had many years experience, and as & Workman is exceeded by sent—As the Bruss fOundcr business is a partnership, uppiication must be made to William Fietchci', who will untiutuke to make Gz't' 17 58 handsomcly oinamcntc ! with Btass, aquceaine to an. ) par-: ss tei !] or price. and niii cxecute the nor! in the ; vc'n) bcssit and neatest manne: and on the most leason th! * to: ms. 'lhe. highest plice given for Old Calx/Mr, ( Brass, Pewter, Lrctzd and Iron. ; George MsiMunn. ct ")rto'aer !Z. ! Jcs'r RLLCUVL'D ] fio-r Sssle at If. GRA'Y'S Book-Storc, King Strrrft ; 'i'l- E POVVEP. ()l" RElctlCION, On ths: mind, in rctircmcm, alliisition all-'Tat the approach of death. EXanlisiL-"l in the tcL—tinmnies and expel-i. :;si'sice of'siA-zssons distinguished by their great ness, learning m rirtud. " "l'isiisszinzoz-Lalltvm'tis that alone " Amidst liic's now—5 ubasemcuts, cmpti-ct liess. " The Soul can comfolt, elcvatc and fill." Yorxo. ....— By 1. LVD me Y 11-[U1-31L-1Y. From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg- ! ed and improvcd by the Author. l 1 Price Izamlsonuly bound and [ctured, l dcllur. l " " 4 RECOMMEKDR'UONS oF 'rm-z ABOVE woax.3 " X—Vc; have had frequent occasion to speak of the diligence. good sense.; and good inten tir-ns, es Mr. Murray ; and we congratulate ] him Sinc-ercly on the success ol this particular work. Wc' amionmsie this edition. became the ss alteration-se. .! additions are so consider-able, that it is rendered almost & new work." British ('rizz'c'", July 1801. The examples which Mr. Murray has selected, and the judicious reflections which accompany them, are such as can scarcely fail to make the best impressions, and to produce the best effects, on all who read them with attention. The present edition of this excellent edition, which has been long known, and recommended, is enlarged by the addition of twenty-two new characters, rising nearly one hundred pages. Jan. Jacobin Revics, Jan. 1804. We have received the tenth and last edition of this vain-able work. The improvements made in it, will appear from the author's announcement. We can only add to this account of the articles, many striking examples of the present uses of the work, our hope that it will be extensively circulated among our countrymen. The following is a corrected version of the text: "On reviewing this book, in its improved form, we find the facts unquestionable and highly interesting—the style correct and neat—and the general tendency of the work such as induces us strongly to recommend it, especially to young readers, who love entertainment mingled with instruction." Evangelical Magazine. Oct 1801. The rapid sale of the commendation of the collection, has anticipated us, are desirous to bestow. In an example more than seventy remarkable choruses are exhibited, which, in the quiet hour of reflection, man contributes to arrest the careless and wandering; to animate the sincere and virtuous; and to those who have to consult the cause of justice, to be most affected by the most insidious and insidious of diseases. Goldsmith—this Grammar of Geography. Pike's Arithmetic, large and small. Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Schoosil Bibles and Testaments, Spelling Books, Primers, Bonnet Boards, Writing Paper. Also, The 17th number Dr. Ree's new 'Cyclopedic Dictionary.' Octobre 202-"95 Greens Apples, Cranberries, and Cider in barrels, FOR SALE BY G. Ladd, January 16. MUSCOW AND SUGARS. 55 hogsheads (5 and 2 quarts quantity—Foster's SALE BY Levett & Co. January 12. John Gardner Ladd—5—5 Has for sale, at his New-House, (Grosvenor-street) Sugar—Sugar in hogsheads and barrels. Molasses, West-India, and New-England Rum 10 (10. Holland's Gin and French Brandy in pipes. Pork, Sherry, and Madaga Wines. Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool Superior, Mason, Young Hyson, Hyson Shoulder, and son-skin kegs, in whole, half, and quarts chests. Case of fine Pelszians. 2 burnels Cornmeal, Indigo. 20 crates Liverpool Cream-colored & blue edged Wale assortment. Beat Black Pepper in Bags. Sponge, Muld, (good Mould and Dip) Tallow (lamplets in boxes. Brown Soap in boxes-fish in do. Bees, Pots, and Herrings in but barrels. 1 (nuns O/1, pambles Hides, (quantity of 50 lbs.) 2161, (nuns, Vk omens and Children's Shoes) 5 (A xmious (l- ssseril tions, a few packages osil W lsilcc Rolls and (ii.-(man Chocolates. Russia S.(o:ins ((nd Dsii'd) ClS, Russza and Jap Dock, h slia ( 'Mon ol (hﬂc'me ((kindb, Nun— 2ssc;. as. Us) is: :cesssssomse his) Lives-5. 'f rit ing?- (sine ((wpi. lg (- Tap-sink 500 bushels (: ctrsise _ Szctdtﬂ (l'shouzzc. Hax, (zu(e,a quantity of Vi (leg-(11, L'") (ons! mix: ter Iaxis, and 20 (on-5 (si. (1 Home), (sic. &c. Just as the Directors of the Litzsätke River Turnpike Road Company, will meet at Faiifax Court House, on the third Monday in the present month, to receive proposals for forming and paving the road, from the end of the twenty miles already paved to the Cunl Spring Road, a distance of about six miles—the road to be made in accordance with fifty feet in width, no part of the road to be more than five inches in elevation, with sufficient ditches, and tunnels made of stone in all parts of the road where necessary, speedily to carry the water. Twenty feet in width of the road, to be paved with stone nine inches in depth, on such parts as pass over the road, and to be rounded, and not less than twelve inches in depth in such parts as pass over moist earth made ground, the stone to be broken so as to pass through a ring of not more than three inches diameter, and covered with gravel, send or day; the road to be completed in the course of the present year, the undertaker to be paid for each quarter of a mile when that distance shall be completed and received by the Directors. The Directors will at the same time and place receive proposals for keeping the road already made in repair for twelve months. The proposals to be made in writing, specifying the distance and part of the fund, proposed to be made or kept in repair, and the sum per mile for which it will be undertaken. Bond and security will be required of the undertakers for the performance as their contracts. Charles Simms, Phinees Janncy, Charles F. Mercecr, si, The meeting of the Directors is unevoidably postponed until Tuesday 17th inst. January 11 Directors. Sx Cents Reward. An AW A-X yesterday morning, an apprentice to the baking business, named SAMUEL VAN HORNE, near 21 years of age; had a suit of blue cloth clothes—he has a lame arm. Which will take up said lunacy and bring him home, shall receive the above reward. John Cranston. All persons are cautioned against crediting said Boy on account. January, 'I}. L. 