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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
MIR. FARNswoRrH.
SPECTATOR.

TT is sfufpeticd. by fone Of your friends, ,ha,
L you can throw additional light on the fob
jed which has excited foch upiverial attention
II mean, Ru,ledge's Letters, 10 the Pteh-
dent of the United States. III 70, be plcaied
to fatisfy the awakened curiofty Of your res.
dersor, if il is not proper to crafty Us in this
particular, at this mcmcnf be plcafed to pro-
cute for publication. examination. &c. &c. let
ter wrtten by es,fair bousrabkr genfisman, in
his bea counterfeit manner, to celebrated char
sder, foon after his return from foreign En-
bady. Perhaps, Mr.. Fsfofwonb. you could
prevail on a nofed Edtor. about 500 miles from
Newport, in scourie SouthcrIy Of Wet. to for
ward you arofbry Of the entcftaining letters Of
,his bonorabk fcribbIcr, for the perufal Of the
public.-I would not impofc on your good ma
tufc, Mr. Farpfworh. bur having foffcred Us to
taac Of one din, you mua fpfead before US two
.or three moIc, Lyau xftd not sxbanG all .Jesv
for1,J 70 that we may fsaa.
Yours, &c. APPETITE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
Valuable Real EAate.

THE fubfcnber ofTer Cor Sale, the follow
- ing properly, which he will dilpofe Of az
moderate prices, and on an cxtenfive Credit, il
required. with proper fecuri,y - n
The Dwelling Honfe which he now occu-
pies. Gtua,e in Broad Street, alinoa ncw, COM
pletely 6nihcd. with Eve Rooms on q noor.
with an excellent Wen OF water III the Kitchen
with Pump therein.
AJe--Anoihcr Dwelling Houfc. Randing
on the North. Wta part Of the fame Lot, 'front.'
iag the Back Street, with Store. Wood Houie,
aud Crib thereon.
AJs--T'hc Lot, Dwelling foufc, Store.
Chaiic- Houfe. and Stable, Gtaate in faid Broad
Street. and adjoining the above Lo, and Build
iogs, extending from Broad Stscc, to the Back
Street. 4E
Ay6---.-Thst very convenient Ma,ion-
Hoofe, three Stories high, with 'he Lot, Wharf.
Stores, and az the Building, thereon. Giraic in
Tbmcs- -Strcet, formerly the property Of Mr..
Aarox Lebrs. deeeafcd. The Gtuarion Of the
Eauc is equal if not hyperion to any in the
tom, either for public Houfc, or for any kind
Of buGneG. Said EAs,e being 70 well known,
needs no fcrhcr particular dcicrip,ion. !.
A6--Two valuable Lots OF Lsnd, 6fnfic.
lying, and being IN Newtosn 20 caiIsdj 10 fsid
Newport, one Of which Lots contains three
Acres. the other three Acres and quarter, or
,hercabouss, equal TO any 10 the town OF New
port, for Moving or Paaots.
ADs--Onc o:hcr valuable Lot Of Land, 6t-
Date about fifty Rods on Grecnend- Lasc. sd-
joining the Orchard fosmerly belonging to Mr..
Je,<p6 Gard. deceafed, now 10 Mr.. Js5 Alny;
containing abour four Acres.
AJs--A Garden Lot, very convenient for
DscIling Houie, Gtuate, lying, and being in
faid Newport, adjoining the Sabbaterisn Meet
ing. Horfc Lot, formerly belonging TO Hrsy
Msrebauf, Efq. decsafed.
objectionable Tides will be given, and
the Terms made known by
JAMES PERRY.
ar Who has Lkewifc for Sale, very
good fccond hand CAsLs. about nins or ten
loche,, of Sixty fathoms long. OF therzbouis.
and T. zoe Inch Hawfcg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
For The RHoDE.IsLzND REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. FA.SswoRrH,

Mr.. FARNswoRrH,
7 CALLED At your efice on Saturday Iaa /,
i (the . S,h ira.) to examine the original let
ters pubhihed 10 the Republican of that date. as
% Rutledse's Letters to the PreGdent Of the u
nired Ssaics." and 10 compare the hasd- writing
wi,h the hsod-writing Of John RutIcdee. Efq.
Member Of Cooewfs from South CsroIins, hav.
ing in my pcGefion letsers Of his wri,ine.--
Upon minute inveaieaiion and companion,
wss thoroughly convinced. and have not the leaf
doshts thar the lettefs fgnsd :" Nicholas Gef.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

a~FaRutledge's Letters 10 the Pre-.
idens Of the Uai,ei St,res. = have undefgone q
thorough examination 6ncc their appearance ia
public. Gentlemen Of both par,ies have st,en-
lively compared them with the hand-writing Of
the Hon. aho Rstledge, Member Of Congfcis.
--lhe Editor has noted tac remark, made by
ala,on every Perion during their examinations
Very few have denied the great Emilitudc of
hands. Very many have declared thar they had
no doubts on their minds that the hand. writing
OF the forged letters and Mr.. Rutledge's hand
writing exhibited in his sekrszsledgsd letters &
notes. were the fame. Many are deiirous 90
meet the Depohsions given in the Mercury. with
counter depohsioas bu, Others judge that the
proper sssnssr has nos yet arrived. Il il iomc-
what remarkable. that the fsdsyaip, generally
admit the hmilitudc Of hands, but cannot per-
foade 'hemielves tha, Ms. Rutledge e,sH def
cend to 70 baie an aa and that the cANpiD
aaiverial'y hppofe him jattIy implicated. !
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

,.)ss1fsiy isfs,msd, fbs dr S,.fsm Asnbv
e,mskf0 Tqps Iran FrS ~ eemm<seSm<nf.---
prrdssi fsl6i~<s, Of lbs CssSassr1 bsrrfs,s
sa,seal, rsgasssd. 7bs,s rybo baDr paid ssibmg,
4u,H 5, plaid 10 oaHsasT ~, asd gre Jss-s
sGaase< sfsymesf berseftr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

MARRIED. l-cn Sunday evening Iaa.
by the Rev. MIR. Sm'fb. Mr.. SAMusL Krsc.
Merchant, Of New York, TO Mik HAkRIor
vsRsos, daughter Of Samsei ys,w7s. leu. Eiq.
OF this town. Nttf fA4N
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APPETITE.

aJ The Editor begs his Corref.
pondem to recostt, that g enough il as good
a. fsaf."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

- Foreign and domeaic intelligence, ad-
&c. &c. have again given place to
more important Communications.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

iont Of MS littie Toe cot OF; bad on when he
vent of, da,k mix'd coIouSed jacket and
friped TOW cloth Trowiess; took with him one
nankecn Jacket and q pair Of overa.Is. one cal
leo and one nankesn veG was heard Of on The
road 10 Providence, enquiring the way to Bof-
ton. Whoever will fscure fsid Negro, 70 tha,
,ie owner may receive him again, !hall be paid
the above Reward, and all necraary charges, by
WALTER NICHOLS. /,
Nsw/sn, Sept. "A. 1904 CIV
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

I'D ANAWAf from The iubicfi-
IN Der, on Sunday svenipg lar, q
Negro boy. named J JAMES, about
nineteen years old, FIVE feet 6 OF 7
inches high. ffocky built , was born
io Jamaica fpesks famething Of
the Creole diaIett has had one
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-29

fnfs, their ratr;o,iin, and their virtue
Do not, gentlemen, iufer the rage of Paf.
Gon to drive reaion from Ter fiat. II
this law be indeed bad, let Us join to re-
redy the defet1s. Has it been railed
in a manner which wounded your tride,
or routed your Recruitment Have, l
conjure you, the magranimity to par
don that offence. / entrest, / implo,e
you, to acridce thoie angry padions to
the intereRs OF our country. Pour OFT
this pride CT opinion on the altar Of "a.
triotifm. Lett be an expiasory libation
for the veal Of America. Do not, fer
Gods fake, do not fufes that pride to
PLUM : US all iato the abyfs Of ruin. IT.
de,d, indeed, it Will be but of little very
little avail, whe'he: che opinion or the
other be right or ~rong-it will hea! no
wounds, it will pay no debts, twill re-
build no ravaged towns-Do not rely on
that popular will, which has brought Us
frail beings into political excellence !?
That opinion is but changeable thing.
1t will foon change. This very meafure
will change it. You will be deceived.
DO rot l 'beteech you, in re,ia' &c on
foundation 60 trail, commit the dignity,
the harmony, the exiaence of our nation
to the wild wind. Tr,f NOT 20 trea-
iure to the waves. Throw not you,
compass anil your chart into the ocean.
Do not believe that its bii.yws will
watt you into port. Indeed, Indeed, you
will be deceived. Oh, caii not away this
only anchor of cur {afety. / have Teen
its progfeE. ! know the difficulties
through which it was obtained. ! iand
in the prelence Of Almighty God, and
of the world declare to you, that il
you looie this charter, never no never !!
will you get another. We are now per-
haps arrived at the parting point. Here
even here we ftand on the brink of fate.
PacGe-Paufe-For Heavens fake pauie.
[Mr Breckenridgc's Speech in our
next.
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Gongref5 Of tbe untteu States
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIVRs.
MONDAY, January 2s.

A motion made by MIR. Nicholfon &c
inltrutf the committee of way and means,
to enquire whether any and what altera.
sions may be neceGary in in the duties OF
tonnage and merchandise, was taken up,
and agreed to without diviGon.
This motion was made by MIR. Nichol-
foa, as he fated, no. from any necef1ity
exiting on his mind for it; but to fa,if-
fy the fcruples of fome gentlemen, who
thought the reference en- the fame iubjeet
made the Is,h of December, ambiguous.
Mr.. Bay.rd called up a refolu,ion,
laid by him fome days iince upon the ia
bic. directing the fecrerary Of the treafu-
~ 'to1sate in detail the expenses attend
ing the collection Of the internal duties,
70 as to discriminate the expences of one
branch from another, and ALTO what re.
buttons in the expence may be convent
emily made.
Mr.. Bayarl fa;d, that as i: was very
poaible his motion might llIare tie fame
fate with a reioIution that morning rsjec-
ted, he thought it proper to explain the
grounds on which lie made it. Gentle
men were infinitely deceived if they tairk
our object is by any particular mode OF
procedure to gain an advantage on ths
publ, opinion. They roGbly view Cur
meaiures with a jaundiced eye, and afcribe
to US motives, which we do not feel -
He had ayowed, and he wilhed the ayow
Al to be remembered, that he was for Co.
Ing hand in hand with the gentlemen ir
reducing the public burthen:. In doin.
this, his Object was that the mott eligi.
bic reductions fhould be fri made. 4
bill had already paHed the lioufe, in re.
lation to the army, which contemplated
large faving, other rctrenehmen.s were
expected in tie rsvy, and the civil liz
by which we ihouid be enabled to max
great reductions in the public inpoftior.
But tn. great quef;cn was what tag
fhould tie hrtt repealed or reduced. H.,
que.tiol, he " ihed to he viewed VT !.
discriminating eve. Cne leading objec-'
ton made to tie interna. revenue was ,ke
great expen,es of collection. To iee
what theie are not in the aggregate, bus
as applied to particular articles, he defir.
ed the information new fought; that he
might be enabled to decide whether fcme
branches of the internal revenue might
not be retained, while Others were lerIeo
of.
He hoped the information he fought
would not be denied. He had never
known the occa6cn when iuch a rsqueR
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Sc N A T E
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Thurfday, Jan. IL, 1901.

On Mr. BrackenriHge's motion to repeal
the al Failed latt felton, for ne"
orsan zatlon of the uDiclAAy Sys-
TEN.
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Bath, or Warm Snr;nc.

Two we'll htuated lots, on one of ,h...
has fmall building large enough to accom-
modate one family.
The terms of iale will be made kro
by application to either of the fubco "A
bers.
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, Cxlpetter csv,,.
GEORGE S. WASHINGTON, Jrfsylau !
WILLIAM A. WASHINGTON, Wean..
r., land, do.
GEORGE w. P. Cusr1s, Mouut WaA;..
ton, Fairfax, do.
BusHRoD WAsHINcTeN, NJ. Veraor, d.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Wood- Lazuu, do.
Auguf 80. Jaw
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~ NC )O10 ny I0u0Ilc oate III the
Ioufiae Ce4ee- Ram, Ne7c f9rA, at tb
2dday gDeeember next, at II o'eloek
man.
Eleven thouland acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coun
ty OF Fayette, fate of kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington aud Frankfort,
70 miles fouth eait OF the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and icyeral riing
fcttlements. The foil generally good,
well watered and timber OF various delcrip.
tions.
Thefc lands within IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, 10th nsvi-
gable two 10 three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
4Al6,
To be fold at the fame time ard place
as rhe above, anOtke, Tract .. LAND
OF nine Ihoufand acres, 10 One or more lois,
in the county OF Fayette itate Of Ken.
lucky, nearly Tie fame d,Itance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, dit.
sant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber Of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhood
Of the fettled parts Of Kentucky, and OPP
polite Jerley le5;lement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1851 and
1888, and the title deeds are clear ana lie
difputable.
AS thefe lands are to be diipofed Of for
behalf of creditors, they will be Pof'n'eIy
fold TO the higheit bidder, tor aP3oyea
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Matehoa
of Lexington MIR. George Brook, Cleik
of Woodford county; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lanos'
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply to John & Charles aI
Wilkes Elqrs. o, Lewis Simono E'q' M T:
York, or 70 Mr.. Brown, Dummies, W.
ginia.
October /.
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ADNER TIsLMLNT.

On T5mjday the 18Th day Of No
Vemde,, i Jair, if nat The aerf taif
day, quW 5s sa9gled 10 Sale, apon The
Prmiles, III tie fory0 Of .4lef4uaria,
The .foll01vmg pGrrsls Of Grouna, late Ink
properly Of jain fifzsrrala, derealta
loM bu,luaatfa tie direaiou, gobs Nh
far the poymeaf Of bis debts,
One parcel of Land lying up
on the cat Tide of Union ilreer. and to the north
of wilkes itrcot, being wharf or made ground,
upon Nhi.k there is Frame Wareh' ui1; it
will be either fold together or laid Oft into con-
yenient Lois to accommodate purehaicrs. his
Ground is iudieGt to annual rent OF @. rs Oh.
One half of Brewery, com
monty called Wales Brewery, with all the ne
ccsiary Implements and Uteniils Tor carrying on
that 6uilleis, and the Ground appertainlng to
the fame. The whole OF the Brewery IS now
under demf OF fix hundred dollars per annum.
Alto piece of Ground Immediately adj lulng
upon the Brewery, fronting upon Water itreet,
and twenty feet Alley running with Water
ireet about forty feet, and with the Alley one
hundred and fity feet.
Alto, another piece OF Ground
fronting upon Wolfe and St. Afaph nreets this
viii be laid off into convenient Lots.
A piece of Ground lying up
on the fouth fidc of King itreet, fronting there-
upon twenty two feet, and extending eighty-two
feet to twelve feet Alley, upon which Is erected
a two tory Brick Houie and Frame Ware
houie.
On lbe Jane day, if there be J46eieat time
after The fales efteessabsve Propsrty, y
nat, qu the uext day, zvM be eapelsdto
Sale, aJlo on The PssmjSs,
A fnall TRACT Of LAND,
Contiguous TO the town, containing 81 Acres.
This i, Undivided and will be fold IN inall par
cells, containing from to acres.--lhe terms
oesthe Sale are, one fourth OF the purchaie money
in hand, an th.r fourth in tx months, another
fourth in twelve months, and the lait In eigh-
steen months The Lands will be conveyed upon
payment OF the fourth Of the Purehate Money
the iuaiequent payments nlua be iecured by
fruits upoa the i.u conveyed.
THOMAS A. DIGGES,
JAMES KEITH,
.4Fmg Ears Of T. FitSgeraId, 9seea/ea
Ca. 20. 60
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The EubEcribers authorized b &

tA!S tOWli W 1SSAbS' 81 AA~S
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on both lides Of Gooie Creek, ii
this County, and running from thence TO
the laid town; containing about five
rhoufand acres, mott of which has been
laid off in lots, and hnce lea!ed for lives
or term of years; from the peculiarly
eligible fituation Of this land, and It's
great hlnels for the improving fate O.
agriculture that is taking place in this
neighoorhood, it is hoped that IT will be
an object worth the attention OF thofe
who with to yeit their money in landed
property one third Of the pugchafe money
will be required on the day of fale, the
remaining two thirds 10 be paid by two
annual infallments fix per cents of the
Stock OF the u. States will be taken in
payment for one half Of the two delayed
infallments, at lis current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perfonal fecurity and mortgages
will be required to fecure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in Leefburg,
and furveyor of this County, has plat
of the land and will furvey OF fhow any
part of it to tho(e who win il, they pay :
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS l.. LEE.
Loudoun County, Auguf 20. go
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IIoubltr sale.
On Tbay1day the 18th yfQut, zvHy BE- hu
On The Pyemles,
Two valuable three Aory
BRICK HOUSES

on King freet, corner of Columbu,
itreef. The Rand Ct the above properrv
is equal to any in town for The -four any
grocery buinefs Ore fourth of tie purd
enaie money will be required III hand, the
balance in 4, S and IL nlcnyhs.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
on. IA. 60
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ADVERTISEMENT.

By usr.ue q a Deed Of Iryf from
Osuen ROBERTS to The SadJeri5er, will be
ex1Slfd to Ssie, tor reaay money, on t6e
PremySs. on Wedaslaay The ;7f6 day
Of Novem6er, if far, # not, t6en The
nsxf fir dey,
oNE hni OF that LOT of GROUND in
the city Of Waihington, lying in iquare
No. a56, and dehgnated in that iqulre by the
No. 10; the moicty intended to be fold fronts
upon the open are on the Penniyl ania Avenue,
and Joins upon the lot no. / III that fquare, has
front of "A feet inches and an half, and
o. feet S inches deep upon it is erected frame
Dwelling Houie.
Ot9ohsr ~ dts
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70 be Rented,

4 z 4 W 0oOOV3
The Houle in which 1 now
live, of which | have leafe for upwards
of three years from this time; the fi.ua.
tion iseIigible and the Houie commodious
For terms apply TO
!. B. NICHOLS.
Fairfax freet. June 70. 60
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JAMES KEITH, !
JOHN JANNEY, SCom's.
JOHN DUNLAP, }
FO r S AL F.,

On the 18th day Of Aaggf nrtt, Gttbe
Red Hog/r, in Prince VHhiGm eon1J,
BY the Tryqees Of the late Gen. Nel|0n,
About 5000 acres of LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
and Loudoun, near the faid Red Houfe.
Terms of payment as follow. One fourth
part of the Purchaie money to lie paid on
the frlt day of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof to be paid
at three fubfequent annual payments
Bonds, with approved iecuri,y, to be
given by the purctafers at the time of fais,
and in,ereR thereon to be paid at the rare
of Gx per cent. from the 6rit day January,
1903. If the fra payment of the pur-
chafe money be not Puntfually made, the
land to be again expoled to lale, by the
fubferibers for ready money; if the land
ihould not then fell for the full amount of
the iaid purchaie money, the purcbafer or
purchafers to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. If the fra pay
ment be pundually made, title will be CIV
en- to the purchaiers, and deeds of truR muG
be executed by them for fccrring the future
payments, which deeds of true will be
acted upon, and the lands expofed to fale
for ready money, by the truaees, for the
full amount of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds Of truR, ifany one of the fu-
ture annual payments be not punetually
made, ........ ,...-......
The lands will be laid of in lots to fuit
purchafers, who will have the right Of
feeding them after the 10th day of Au-
guR next.
Q NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, jun. ..
Surviving Trufees Of Gen. Thomas Mel.
fon, deceafed. ...
June II. ....- dtdt
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FOR LONDON DIRECT,
>E THE BRITISH BRIG
pf SSAs T H . NJ A 5,

-; - Captain Drewry, expected 70
81! IN 10 or IL days. A few Hhds. OF
Tobacco would be received on freight and
the ufual aCv1nce made upon it, if address
cd 20 Thomas Middleton and Co.-lm-
mediate application maa be made 10
ROBERT T. HOOE & co.
Who have for iale EXCELLENT CLAREl
in boxes of u and dozen each; few
Parrnazan CHEE>E& oi a hyperion quail
~, and quantity OF Italian MARBLE
SLABS for Hear ths.
Iune rs.
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Furniture 1y Altctaon.

The Eale of Mr.. David EaGon's furni-
,urc advertied TO take place on Wednef-
day next, is pofponed till Saturday the
Cd of July, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
when will be offered for fale at the houie
now occupied BY him, variety of
Houichold and Kitchen Furni-
turC.
THOMAS MOORE,
Iupe 20. Auetionecr.
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Salts bp audteu.
On SATURDAY next,

On 1CRDAl next,
1T ten o'c!sek, 7viR be Sold at tbe AHt7'o"
Roam, -....
18th proof Jamaica Rum in
hoglhead,,
Holland Gin in pipes and bis.
New England Rum in bis. 10
Por, Wine in quarter ca&s,
Liibon Wine in pipes,
Molahes in hhds.
Sugar in bis.
Soap !
c csadlss and il ''*rt'
Pepper in bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs. 80 ..
Together Nth a large quantity Of
DRY GOODS,
Amorg evkitb are
Chint2cS and Calicoes,
Sprigg'd, lappe,, jaconet and book mui.
Inns and mu!lln inaWlS,
White and colou1ed Marieilles and mui
linetts,
Linen and cotton checks,
Bandannoes, flags and chequered fix
handkerchiefs,
Large and fmsll fans,
Irih and German linens,
Mems and Womens Paddles,
A quantity of mems and womens' fhoes.
THOMAS MOORE,
June 50 Auttloneer.
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Tor Sale, or TO Kent.

lie nnexpired leafe of HOUSE and
TOT, on Queen 'itreet, with BAKE
HOUSE thereon The leafe has , years
70 run. The Rand is good for buiinefs,
and is well known, having been occupied
tors iensrh of time BY baker. For par
tlcula's apply to
THOMAS SIMNIS,
Prince freet.
March 20. .-... 4
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LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue of a power in me
vened, will be fold at public auction be.
fore the door OF Prince William court
houfe in the town of Dumfries, on the
Gra Monday In July next at IL O'Clock,
.Ior cath, that valuable TRACT of LAND,
tituate in the fame county near Bacon Race
meeting houfe, containing about five
hundred acres, part of feven hundred
acre patent granted to James Peake, and
which FIVE hundred acres of land was lately
the property of Iiaac Mc'Pherfon, under
a purchaie made of Thomas Swan of Alex.
andria. ,..-....3
.... ABRAM HEWES.
June 8. o.. ddf
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G. CIV ". Ph ct Isl Executors.

The executors of Gen. Wafh
ineton will avail themlelves of the above
opportunity, and Offer for fale on fix
months credit, number of
VALUABLE CATTLE,
the greater par, of them from imported
flock, about i've hundred head of heep,
ard nearly the fame number of hogs, to-
scrher with one elegant CHARIOT and
COACHEE, with harneis complea, for
four horlcs, ALTO four carriage and two
riding HORSES, with number of Farm
ing Uteahls, Camp Equipsge, and va.
r,e,y OF othSr articles too numerous to
rsr,irularize.
THE EXECUTORS.
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TO LET,

To LIE l,
A convenient two fto,y frame houGe ard
fore, on King freet, next door TO Mr..
Koones's tavern. PoAefion may be had
the Ift of July next, apply to
r. JOSEPH RIDDLE & Co.
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