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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05
The ,Subscrabey

RESPECTFULLY informs his trienis and the public
IN erueraI, mat he has opened his Store again
IN Unren RIect, where he has for fae,
All kinds of GROCERIES,
ROOD laad Cheeic and Potatoes,
Onions Corn Meal, togeshrrwi
Exh Fruits and Nus, viz.
O .pges, lemons. lines, tammarinds, raifins,
! fig psuens, Eoglifh wainuts, almonds, and theLl
backs.
PHILADELPHIA Bottled Cyder
ofthe ffa quality, e~seIIent iaF maSkarel by the
barrel, and hItt quality chewing tobacco.
Abel Willis.
S.ps. as. .
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05
For the dlexaa2,,ia Daily AdDestiser.
THE MoRALIsT. No. *.
TIE HAPPINESS OF YOUTH.

Gay b0pe Is tbsiy's, By Jaafy5sd,
Les pleasing es6rs p1ssess'd;;
TIE tear foygot as sosa Gss5ed,
TIE saasbiae stfae breasf;
TbeD's 54xom b<alfb, Of roylb4s,
-stti'd zvit neveafiou sUer se7U,
did hVsy e5eev ovigoar barn 49,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05
LoR at the late FIRE,

Left as.ths tate F1Te,
"a FIRE Bucket painted red and infcribed Frank
lin Fire Society, Wm. Ladd, r79a.' Whoever
viii return il TO the fubicriher mall be liberay
rewarded G. LADD.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
1eae

ADAM CRAIG, c. c. H.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACToRY.

He fubicriber takes this mode Of return-
Is ing hi, thanks to his former patons, and
informing tfe public in genera that he has Thy
detTis - his f,iends) re-cea,r1encoi he
MANUFACTURING of BURR Mill
STONES, and having furniihed hmfelf With
IuPply Of the beft materials, and having had
hxteen years experience in the bu6nefs in Bal
timore, Petersburg, and Richmond, hopes to
DC Idle 70 give tatjsfaction to his employers
he itcnes he viii warrant to be as good
IS any III the United States.
Any orders icft with Capt WILLIAM
PENNoeK, Norfolk; Capt WILLIAM
CHAMBERS, Staunton; Mr. WILLIAM HAY,
Wytbe County, OF Mr. ROBERT MooRE,
Peteriburg, fhall be duly attended to, and
country produce received in payment at the
cu't0m2ry prices.
81 TWO APPRENTICES will be ia
ken 70 the above buGnefs, and fhort time re-
CURED.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
RiebmaaQ, ian. torb 1909, TIL
N. B. For fale, p PLASTER of P1HRfS,
in itone or ground, for the Improvement of
land, with directions for the ufe thereof.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
FRESH FLOUR.

HE Sunicribers hereby give notice, hat they
Il are now ready 10 ma Ike Sales ofFLOUR OF
their own maauiaGtuge, and are alio deGrops
% pr rohaie ~<eaf, Co,a, Flom- B4rrlA. eqa
S4aqs5.
Such as may want faPply OF Gtsai, Hesairy,
P-St8, and Fran, are informed thar they can
&c fnrn'hed at celtsin prices during the year and
thar for the Preient quarter, ending the iaG If
March, the prices will be for 80 lhs Meal, g. and
Cd. and for So lbs. Hominy, IS. sd.
They hereby iolicit ali thofe Indebted to them,
10 make payment as far as potiible as their ftua-
non does not enable them grant iueh indul-
Sence as heretofore.
They have ftill on hand large aaortment Of
IRISH LINENS, which they are anxious &c dif-
pofe Of
THOMAS RUTHERFORD, < Co.
FEB. I6sb. 1909
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09

IN my laft communication it WAS aiIedoed
that MIR, Ggailatln ought to have Unified mon
paying the Dutch debtin AmGerdam tlar #
ne had taken this ground the creditors would
have been obliged either TO take The riG Of
having tuch tempting fun Of money nDo,
hand IN dangerous htuation, or to content
80 re-ioan upon terms even more ADVANTAGE
Gus than th5ie which belonged to The former
agreement. Though am not able to nete
eXplicitlythe conditions OF the loan, or tire
mode Of payment. have fotnc reafon to be-
iieye that the Dutchmeo had in their aresf
caution taken care thar tbe payment lhoujd
DC made in gold or lilyer by weight. [fthis is
really the cafe, it viii appear that Jhs fecretsrv
OF the treaiury is fill more and mo- c blareable
Predicated upon this fuppoiiJioH the following
observations arc offered.
We thould recolc6 that there is IN e1-
Peniive ettaoIiinmert at the city Of Pbiladrl
Phia, whichiS called the mint, the ourpo{e Of
inch IS 20 produce coin from gold and FLYER.
Without aicertaining what arc the a,stual cx-
Psnces OF this operation, it is deemed not un-
reaionable 70 preiunle that it is not LET'S than
two per cent uPou the fun which NAV b.
coined. Ii has been before Rated ard is now
repeated, that the whole fun might have been
lent ~ the irigatcs, that it might have been
injured at two per cent. thus the Cy,no in
coming by Tending bul ion and the Iofs bv
'niurance would counterbalauce each Other.
and one Of the idle millions with which the
tfeaidfy was ovcrbcrtnened, ard which gen-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
RICFMOND MILLS

II tuh.crIbcr hereby informs The public,
that ar length, after much trouble and ex
pence, he has nearly completed one Of his Mills
On the T4Rfes &iper C@is,i, in which there are
two par OF Burr tones fog manuiacsurire
WHEAT, and two pair Of Coloqne aones nov
ready to grind CORN.
hat the inconveniencs which MIGHT arife from
de.ay and difference OF me4lures may be avoided
EoRN wlii De received only by weight, at fifty
pounds 10 the buhel, and supply of MEAL and
HOMlNI vii always be kept ready 10 give In
exchange az the rate Of eighty five pounds OF
Meal or niretY-two pounds OF ionlny, for one
hundred pounds of Corn.
After the os of weight by cleaning, and eva
poTas'on IN grinding is deduited, the toll on Meal
VIII be only about one tenth, and on f3or.iny one
t"enneIa, i viii, therefore. be n1ucn TO the in
tsret OF sho{s who keep horfes, to have all their
Corn ground
As the iobcGiber is now providing Fan and
Screen tor the pnrpofe Of cleaning the Corn efec-
tqal'y before It IS ground, and as the zeal will
Pc made from the bef Corr only, and none but
tuch as is merchan!abe viii be received; he hope,
fAa general fati0fattior viii be given.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
~ B. The deduction for Storage and Shrink
T5e on Corn, depotned to be exchanged for Meal
and t1ominy, viii be made as moderate as ponlble
January l, 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
CITY OF RICHMOND.

IA Co@nan Hail. Jan i 18th i8oa.
WHEREAS the prefent funds Of tbe cot-
poahon are nor adequate TO the ex-
Peaee OF erecting a'WORKHOUSE for the
slsy5 svtich would combine within ,tlelt u
tps coRyenie'sies vi,;siss as Y 800,
'us'on Of lths kuia would require; having re-
gard TO the future population OF this city, vet
&c IS wife and expedent thar the funds now
deif'ned for this uicfpl nfitutcn thould be
iaid Out IN fuch a manner as to anfwer the
Preient purpoies of the corporation, and TO
admit iuch future additions as the encreaGrg
population may require. Your Committee
therefore, beg leave IS recommend it to the
confederation of the Common Hall, TO call in
the AID OF thote who have experience of fcb
Initltnuons, and to OFFER premium for the
belt plan of d Workhouie, which will ,e 70
contriyed as to admit of being erected in parts,
as the funds of the Corporation Will from time
to time afford.
Rti0lVfd, therefore, that the committee an
pointed to prepare plan of Workhoufe be
ahcharrged from further proceeding therein.
And that the Mayor be requefted to give no
s'ee IN the newspapers, or otherwitc, that ne
i'lm OF thirty dollars will be given by the cor
Porauon, as q premium to the perion who
man produce TO the Hall, on the. third
MONDAY in February next, the beft plan Of 2
Workhoue, conitructed as above mentioned
and to De approved OF by the Hall, eitimatine
the Colt az four thonfaid dollars.
Copy
Teas
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

MANY gentlemen refdipg in Gates north
- of this nave addreded letters to us, 70 fend
them tie Recorder; and requefed we would
nameany pcrion inPhiiadelPhia,or New York,
where they could lend their fubicriprion mo-
ney. We take this opportunity of informing
he public, that Mr. Lewis, paper-rnaser, at
Philadelphia, will receive any subscriptions
eat 70: the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman, pr;n-
err of the New York Herald, at New York
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
TO BE RENTED.

HAT large and convenient BRICK TENE-
MENl in this city, lately occupied by mr.
R0derf Iarasr, . Tavern and Boarding Houic
htuste on the corner OF The Mains Ieet; and
,ha; leading TO Col Myo's Bridge. The central
situation thereof cannoi fail Of rented by gen.
tIeman qualified for the purpoie) 20 eniure con-
hderable member Of respectable bosrders; or, it
IS an eligible refdencs for genteel private fami-
~. The Premies may be entered, on the fri day
of March next, or Immediately, as circamRancee
may iuit; Tor terms apply to
ROBERT GAMBLE
Who has for faIe han4}one aaortment Of CAR.
PETS and CARPETiNC,, and genuine PORT
WINE, in pipes and quarter ealks.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
BURR MILL stone

L
He iu5icribe, returns Gncere thsnks !, hir
l. friends ard the pubic generally, for the
very great encouragement he received in his line
OF onhreIS 4nce ms commencement IL Richmcna.
ne has lately received large iupply Of excellent
Burr-otones at his mandatory, and doe not heiG-
ta1s TO lay, thai he viii iel Burr iii Stoves as
cheap as they were fold in the United States;
ne vii warrant 1hea be Of the beil qualify, and
give a'Pe tecurity if reqayea) 70. their perIor-
nance Country produce Will b. taken in pay
ment, or .horE credit given he has alfnoG every
~ d Mtl,'otoncs ready Tor delivery; aI!o PLAS-
ER q PARIS ground and IN ,he ftone
CARSON Holiday.
Ricbafond, Jan. 25tb, 1909, (G)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
THE SUBSCRIBERS

TO the Wah,hg,og FtderoLf are RESPECTFULLY
4 informed, that am empowered by Mr. vii
Ian, Rind, to receive PaymentOf the balances doc
to him IN this oity, and Deigbbourhood.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Vendus Mater
PrebaosH, Fe5. 26f6. 1908.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
WANTED,

ITO hire, for the Prefcnt year, a NEGRO
MAN, who underit3nds Pr II Mt A
TON BUSINESS. I.ikewifc, BOY
otI4 OF IS years old, or woman who has.
oeen uied to outdoor bulincls. Enquire ar
tins Office.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09

va "Hliilgg 10 oeitoW on the preildCnV,
n'isnt nave oeen tfanipottedto ROLAND, with
QUIZ any other lois than that 70 which she po-
FeFhme EN- would be obliged 70 fIbmit in COIN
iitence of light
gave taken ittI higher ana mere favorable
ground with the Dutchfnen. sTbe 6n,Io 49,
- my explanation. The Eatebnen vzerc
a.''i'iea 20 receive gold and FLYER by the
weight III Amiterdan. Common prudence
would have dictated the efere.,cc Of lsnGinr
'he Wn9ie again TO fuCh punGtual debtors. ei.
Peciaiiy as It might have afforded. if n,J -,
' ~, iefhent 10 iome requiitfioa makers
ney would have propofol volp.tar;Iy - ier
the ingots Of gold and ilse ren7aiu " cr~fbe-,
~Ste' and would have abated the ;nFe,aG
S'4l"Stn might then have replied: thjs nav
DC eone upon condition that vou VIII nav t,,l,
per cent to the United STAGES for caio;r,
ms would have been reafo6abc. DnrSh
Z uoeiice ard Caution would have Welded
LEI tnis be tryed a. the bar of eomn7oo f,7f~.
ie' Il Dc remembered that Europe is i'm IN mr.
'tai'4uliized itate thac Holland and every
'"Iii5 IN IL IS eXpoied co the turbulence of re
solHliohiits and requiiiontts that il Is 7r :,
oI a Jingle individual, al Whole nod. the>
w. l' ~ pfeient, ieems TO trenlble; ,hat his
i,'u4 ,u"ai mas 4 mind as capaciJus as tb.
49, ..u and projects as vait as both. Who then
~, ia i'eh'2te IN the opinion that the prudence
= me creators would ROT have preferred >
.-''E oePoht n the United Slates, even vithoof
>, S", in preference 10 thofe peri,s and
- y, al theic advantages were in a.,
>iHii4,in power. lie ha5 abandoned tber,
a. ne has done 4 ching. which his o,U,,
CIR OF name Pronp, hln 70 obfcure. ana
PS'tt4cos ms partIzans, and they perfuseie
t"e'L auFes, that there was no iscuritv n eel
ing ""'k 1t9cS TO The merchants of this conn
~ "i'e - littie IN tteir bills OF chance.
ne P&fi or my argument may be anfWcred
~ @Hedglng fact, that or Golfers do nor
Sontdlh tngots Of gold and five, or oth~r
,uIi'on' NY reloinder 10 this will be. thar
- l'iS IS the TACT, there is no occafiop 70 G,>.
port the eXPeniive efabliihmenr of q misr.
''at ict this ttard it may, lfe force % fhear
I''-i' Ils ~ us genca :! tcope cannor De affect
60 Ghia,'n might have aGdmed the h;ol,
GROUND which the agreement iecured. and
thete IS not Dl5 Imam whs, can undertake.
tie iuDftantial difference between rece,vipr
4. per cent upon million Of dollars uoor, IA
tisiact'rY fecurlty, with the certainty or the
principal hereafter, and the Arong prot9s6f of
loiing both Intcreit and principal: who would
NOT have fubmittel 10 ans, pror1o1i of III. o.
which might have been n,ade
Smith, in the National lnfe}l;,enc-r nh
lilhed fon'e time ago L defence foI for
the faie OF the bank Aock. r. This ,'.feoc. 10
many a:ts, wl.jc;, could rof n,F,ir1
,redil with thoie who ren1closered dat i r0ss
-he fame Smith and the fame naoer. VIII,
gave birth ard circulation 70 aginberlSfs
alfehoods aud MISREPRESENTATION aeajn.t Pirl~
srlng, WoIcott, S5oddcrt, and nam e,her
,erlons who had been r.,,der-5 III. Qr;,,,.t.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09

a. T meeting Of The Common Liail, for the
"a CRY Of Richmond, called by the Mayor,
and held AT the houfe Of William Role, in the iad
cigy, on hgonday the zash day Of February, 1903,
Rctatved, that the Mayor give nouce in the
newspapers, that the Hall have adoptea plan for
aPOOR laOUSE., and viii receive propalais from
underwriters for building the fame, af &uy Sime be
fore 1be third Mondayin next mouth. The plan
is lodgcG in the hands of Mr. koberS B. James
The Propoials mutt be made in writing
a copy
Fei}e
ADAM era @. c. c. H. c. X
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-09
REVISED CODE.

TIME SuBscaIBERs 70 she REVISED
Il CODE are eetfally informed tfat tx,
Book will be ready for Delivery On the hFit
of April next:
Fe5raa5y 1916 1909.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
/ OK SALE.

a TRACT Of Land on Acquia Creek n
( n the County Of Stafford fate Of Virsa.,
containing los acres il adjoins Mr.. Daniel c.
Rreat's Richiand track, is one mile firm poe
mac river, I2j rom Frederlcllburgh ,iand iSicn
the City of Warrington. The and is level and
the Toll Of good guilty, and is unccmmaI
well adapted 10 the growth OF wheat and lDda
corn, it has on it an overieer's houfe, god
barn, and fome other final. hoaes, a good app:
orchard, ttone quarry on rhe bank oil The creek
from which ltone may be conveyed to maIkttG
lefs expence than from any other IN that patio
The country, eight or ten acres Of valuable ned
dow Land, aud fcveral OF the bel b!hlg
flores On that creek, one of which, and ta:
acres Of land are rented tor ~ pounds PEI
annum On the oppoiise foe OF the creek ar:
large banks Of the richea iheil mari, by ahfh
he whole Of this land might, with lItea
pcrce, be rendered very fertile it being nearly
furrouudcd by tn: creek--the mari might
carried in boats to a.n,sa any part of It. The
tract is fuppoied to havea IluffIcicney OF tla1ti
on it,but ihould the purchaierwiih II, he may DC
fupp'ied with any quaint ryof the proprietor
wood land on the opp1llte i.de OF the creek MOI
exceeding 50 acres, at a mode ate price ine|
ciIiry Of conveying produce T. Alexandra and
the City OF Wailinglon from his tIrm. nun le;
der it an advantageous poiielll n to any P;Fl'n
reGding il ether. FOR terms apPyto
PHINEAS JANNEY, AlezlndH'
March 3. law5~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14

STRAYED or nolen from
the. iuotcribtr. living in the lower end Of
Prince Geosge's County, very dark
bfown HORSE, toll fifteen hanc. ard al,
halt high, was well nicked and bonhed.
and draws in carriage. .Whaevef vii
give ne information, 70 that ] ger llim
again, hall receive tie above reward, ano
i. itoien Forp D.liars Tor the Tiff.
DANIEL M'CAR ~.
March 8. eoss
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
TO LET,
A CON vENIE MT

Two Story H 0 U S E,
With good Kltchen and Smoke Houte
,iioining. Alto, Stable for two horfes,
&c. sc. with well improved garden OF
half an acre.
The iisua:ion is very pleafant, having
fine prolpett Of the river. tor partieu-
enquire of the Printer.
Ian. IA. GO
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
T. A n D,

late tbr fr2tsry If Joha Ftsgera1d,
decealed, /old buyua0f to hbe aDea1ons
ofbs 7Olll fer tie payment q bis deJh,fe
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
ADV En- llAnNlL4S i !.

AID Y Elk [ I y g VI L4N /.
On THUKSD4Y TIE i@vruy frj9 dry et
dbrI, lsfair, yuot The 0exf tair day,
will be txp5lsd 10 Juls on The premye',
in tie Toqvu q Alexaa3,ia, the Jofloee
ing parcels ef
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14

PROPOSALS.
For Px6ly9mg By Sa5ffyibti01,
MODERN GEOGRAPHY.
A DESCRIPTION
BmPIREs, KINGDOMS, STATES, AND
COLONIES,
WITH THE
OCEANS, SEAS, AND ISLES,
IN Ali Parts or TIE WORLD D.;
lnclading she mott recent dilcoveries and
political alterations, digeaed on
a new plan.
BY JOHN sPINKERTON.
THE ASTRONOMICAL INTRO
DUCTION
-BY THE REV. S. VINCE, "A. NJ. F. R. S.
And plurnian profeflor of afronomy, and
experimental philoiophy, in the
UniverIity of Cambridge.
WITH NUMEROUS MAPS,
Drawn under the direction, and with the
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and engraved BY he belt artiits.
CONDITIONS.
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volumes, Of about 500 pages each,
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Maps.
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type.
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ValNa01e Properly anu cam
TO BE DISPOSED CT ~
FOR WET g DRY GOOD,
pOSTPONEMENT-

The moieties Of two large traa,
Of LAND lying on Sandy river. il i.
county OF Kenhawa, fate of Viroin;, ~ ~
title papers of which are ready and in
mediate conveyance may be made. r,
!h.s prop-r1y are attached Tia 7Bu,,y
D0Aa,s in Cath, to be dilpolcd Of in H..
fame manner. I'hefe lands are reprtlem
ed 10 be valuable, and will be parted v;b
at nearly the colt OF warrants and oryio,
charges. Neceaity compels this rgolsuy
to be offered for fale, that Divided M,
take phase with lhole intefeGed, lone d
WON much want their proportion Of d,
money therein veAed.
To view the plafs, title parcr,, &c.
call on Mr.. Grovefman.
Feb. "a. 2lwan
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CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
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Dueaeeimo Volumrs, Of a6oaf $50 fages
neb, e MaN Je printed in The bet manner,
On fine Paper, andxe7v 7ype.
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lure il boards, payabAe az delsrrry.
- Il vep con6dsrabls numbsr Of Co.
pies 5ei4g ALREADY Ja9ltri6ed jar, lie qrOyd
lAH be put 10 Pres, and Jfxjbea zoit6oat
dely.
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lJ@eys
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One parcel Of Land lying up


on the caa tide Of union free &to the northwaro
OF Wilkes Hreet, E-on,ipg twenty eight feet up
on Union it-eer and extrnding abour TWO hup-
dreti feet into the river, h.viiig ar alty oft@en
ty feet running the whole dep,h; upon it IS
erected frame warehcuie; the ground Is tub
je6 to an annsal rent OF 9i.I7s. 81. 1t will be
fold altogether or divided to accommodate pur'
chaters. One half of a brewery, with al III I'M
plemefts and uterGls ne. efary for carrying on
tn, buGneis uptn large icale, and parcel Of
ground appeytaning to it, f.ontng about forty
fe;t upon Water Il. eet. The whole Of the brew
err ana ground is non uhder denlile, 1T a rent
Of fix hundred dollars Per annuni. piece Of
ground Immediately Iirg on the brewery, anG
fronting about forty feet On Wafer areet, and ex
tending one hundred and fifty feet on a twenty
feet alley. A piece oil ground If ming on Vote
and St. Afaph's Directs. This will be laid # in
to Convenient lots. A piece of ground lying up
on the fouth iide OF King ttreet, extending 81
feet to twelve feet alley in the front is erect
I'd two ftory bricl DIV cling houft, andupon
the alley a two isory frame wasehoutc.A piece Of
ground lying upon Union and Wolfe freets, ex
tending with Wolfe fixty two ieet and an hall,
with Union about i7ofcet Upon This there
erected large diitillery, warehoulc and compt-
ing room. lhein,proycrlents were calculated for
carrying on that buireis upon an extenlive lcae;
there are three itiis in it. Not having been DC.
cupledioyfometi time ran the property isfomeshing
oct ofrePair. + he ground Is iuhjctt to an an
nua rent of 1911. 1855. Cd. here will be fold
at the fame time, fmal tract OF Land coutigu
Gus TO the town, containing 81 acres. lhisis
Undivided, and viii be fold IN imail parcels cen
tainiug from d 70 6 acres The ta!e will be con.
tinueli till the whole is fold.
The ternls of iale are one fourth Of the pur-
schaie money in hand when deeds vii, be execut-
ed 70 the pureh4ers; enc other fourth ii fix
mouths atterthe iaic; one other fourth in twelve
months, and the remaining fourth in cightecn
nanths, for iecuting rbete payments deed OF truii
will be Iequircdupnn The property conveyed from
each purohaier Tor his p9rt.
IfiOS. A. DIGGES,
JAMES KEIIH,
AlaMg Executors Of Jjohn FiaSserala.
March 7. Gods.
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JOSIAH FAXON, g Co.
Hare PIT rseTiged, and e93Sr far ), Salf'
at fbrr stare on the eorue, ot Prince
and Wufer streets,
A general ahortment OF LADIES,
gentlemen, mites, boys and childreno
SHOES,
Of a!,nof every detcription; large coarie
.hoss and boots Cor flhsrmen. dlj0,
Geneva 10 pipes,
N. E. Rum in hlls.
Mackcrei in do.
No. I s. Beef and Pork, Bottom IN
peaion,)
Mauld and dipp'd Candles,
A few aoz. sif,ers and Sugar boxes,
N. F.. piaak,
Frefh Racde lfand Lime,
lanes River manufactured Tobacco IN
James R yer Coal, faitable for Smiths
work,
Al9, on boerl t5eQ oob Hannah, at Har-
ter's Wbayf,
A cargo OF coaffe SALT, fuitable tor
the flhcry. Any gentleman wiihlng to
purchafe, will find aa allowance by TAX
ing it from on board.
Cath given for Indian Corn.
March a. eotf
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To Le Sod.
FOR sale;
Ten thoufand bullels SAIL,

Ten thouland bulllels SAIL,
Turks Idend, Cadiz. Ground Alum
and Liverpool.
lhels each.
A quantity Of Cork Wood
B Ron BEEF in bis.
Tongues and Sounds in kegs,
Mou!i and dipp'd Candles ~ the ooS'
Iiefrinss by liz Dol.
Nova Scotia do. by the box,
A few O.. caass London particular Ma
Terra Wine.
VIM. I. HALL.
Merchants Wharf,
March 9. d3foe3l