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WANTS EMPLOYMENT.

a YOUNG MAN who writes an excellent
n hand, and has been accufomed to Book KEEp-
me Tor the lar nine years. He can come well recon-
mended for his iobriety and attention to bunefs.
letter dre6edto A. b. and left with the Printer here
of fhall be duly attended to.
AegyP 90. [cwafI
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NoRTIIUMBERLAND coUNrYcouRT

ANONi lAoHioE NLhNi) COUNi COURT
BALL }
VS.. IN
JETS heirs * representatives. cHf'aeerr.
ny virtue of a Decree of the Cour; in this ftiit,
A' WILL BE SOLD, on the 1T of October
next, if fair, if not the next fa;r dv, at the late
dwelling houfe of Mrs. Elizabeth lett, dec: TO
the higheR bidder, for ready morey, tbs three
following TRACTS or PARCELS of LAND,
(or 70 much thereof as may be iu6ciert TO rsiIt
the fam of two thouiand dollars with in,crett
and COTS OF ;iit> TO wit, tract dcvifad 10
Capt. William Bal. by his father, containing by
eitlma'on So acres, be the fame more or lsfs;
out or this tract will I've excepted an obi M,G,
with the land thereto adjacent and apperta.ning.
The tracs on which the faid Jet reiided 1t the
time OF her death, containing 90 acres, more on
ieis. And one ether tract formerly part OF the
e''ate OF Max'n Haynie, dec. containing 90 a.
ores, more or lefs.
L heie tracts lie contiguous TO each other, and
have been ufed as one farm; thew are ftuatc
near the Potowmac, about two miles below ,hr
contribute on the main road leading to Fai,felds
Church, and about the fame dRance from Conn
WAREHOUSES.
The quality of this land is not inferior to anv
in its neighbourhood, and nearly two-thirds of
1t is well tmbered. Its 6tuation affords an A.
bundence of excellent fiji, oyfers, sc. The
dwelling and out houfes are ftitablc for the ac-
commodation of fmall family. Mr.. Samuel
Harding, living near the premiies, will ihew them
to any perion whining to purchae.
THOMAS ID. DOWNlNG,l Q
RICHARD EDWARDS, 3
HEROINE L. OPIE,
PETER c. RICE.
July IS, ep-5w
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PETER TINSLE9-, C. C..
COM1MISSIoMER's-oFFICE.

RICHMOND, May esd, 1904.
The parties concerned are 6elyedtotake notice.
f60t ba1e appointed Friday the tzventy-tbird
day Of November next, for carrying into e9efF TIE
qvit6in Decree, upon zvbicb day their attendance
Is required at my office, eotb their papers and az
f0nnfs ready far examination.
(eS-sqv) N14. HAY, NC.
September s. ebszy.
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PIrrsBuRen. September

PIT sBURGH, September I.
NJ. Choteau, with the Olage Indians who have
been Witt to the PRECEDENT of the United States,
arrived here Sunday lah, Oh their return home
They are much Pleaied with the attention paid them
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A valuable Lead Mine has been lately dilcover-
ed on Perkomen creek, near the Schuylkill. The
rchnefs oft has been aicertained by chemical pro-
ceis to be 10 cent. The lead produced has pro-
we'd to contain much FLYER The bank of ore is fad
to be extenive, and advantageouly tuated to carry
working Of it with economy.
PHI. Caz
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5tle8 at aartlnsi.

AZ ILL BE SOIDby the fubfcribers at the late
w dwelling houle Of d. Nj Randolph. FIo. az,
FRIDAY the 18th inf. variety Of valuable Houhold
and Kitchen FURNITURE; anlorg which are, fo,ne
iaihionable and fubitantial Plate lately imported
mahogany tables, fide board and baton fands of iu
Perlor quality; well afored collection of the moa
nieiul kitchen furntre fet and parts of Cets of ta
bic and tea China, &c. &c &c &C.
Ia'9' efyEile-Caih for all fums of 50 dollars ard
under over that fun, credit Of so and 90 days viii
be given. The iale will commence a, / Q O'Clock In
the mean time ladies and gentlemen are RESPECTFULLY
invited to view tie articles. i'll expectation Of which.
attendance by the proprietor will be given eyery
morning until II o'clock.
THOMAS TAYLOR, & Co.
Hgsfic-es,5.
Dec s, 1904 rer.dCN
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HiHiaD7 B. Giles and And,,e4y M9ore, eTnrires
were appointed by joint ballot of both Hon
fes of the Legislature, members OF the Senate of
the United States, for this tate.
The Rev. Mr.. Wangb of Caroline, was ap-
pointed Chaplain to the Houfe of Delegates.
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+ BT PERMLSSIoM J
B y RR & II 4 MILTON.
L nov 96nrsd At mr.. HALiAT5 Hlrr5;-y.., Teg,,,
n NEW coL.E-rroy ~
" n K ET q n ? n 9

" K EIG UR s.;
- UPEElOR 70 any in America among which are
- itrking iiSsnefs and repreeu,ation ,f tie l.te
unfortunate D E L, fought between Col. Anao,
BUR-, W.ePrsGdent Of the United e,.,t,. s1i Cen,
ALEXANDER ~ hilton, wherein Cen Hamilton b,
Imported BY his iecond after receiving ihe mortal
wound, while Col Burr is led from the deid by h,s
leconda Griking representation Of .h- place ygbe.p
the duel was fought, upon ieenery, which adds mn
to this in.ersltng repreiena'ion Gc--and number
o. -r-zcrEn FIGURES, enoten from :ne bcit ieec-
tiors in America.
~ M SIC ON m FhEchNr ORGaN.
AomrT~NcE,v-jo cents lor ga a6mfjor---
an 70 Perion IS admitted ;he c,oad without payify
hall price--e5 ccrts
december g. g
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List N:gDt'e gDaiI.

The refut of the Electoral Election of New
Hampihire is Rated on the margin the Politi-
cal observatory of Walpole, in the hand writing
of its Editor, to be.
For Republican Ticket o,oss
For Federal ditto. 1886
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All the Electors of this fate, appointed by
the people for chooiing Il PRECEDENT and Vice
Preiident of the United States, convened at the
Capitol yeferday at ten O'Clock, and gave an
unanimous vote for THo1fAs JsFFRRSoN, of Vir-
gina, as Prehdent, and GEoRGE CLiNToN, of
New-York, as Vice-Preident.
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Rep. majority TOE
EROM W,ASHING7ON, N97. SO.

EROM WASHINGTON, No7,. &c.
Melrs. Derbigny, Soye and Detrehan, the
three citizens of Loufana, deputed TO preGcnt
the memorial, attributed to Mr.. Z. Livingston,
are at prefent in this city--they experience from
the Prefident and from the Members of Con-
grefs, generally, every mark of cordially and at
tention. They are well informed, respectable
men,"
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This e7'cnt gUaS b9fboncd to The early part
Of NoOe7'6er. NE may /oOn e.rped to hear of
this n'oek Fraction Of maysRy.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF ALTERNATIVES.
FPLD447", NovRMBER, so.
Dr. Lab P-efsnted petition and remembrance from.
n,rber Of shs citizens Of Wafhirgtou county. afe
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tie afternoon. ~ o-ser
|! IS calculated hat Tie ene.n,,, 49,.
.mseis At Roulasnc, viii co,,tai. o.,,, .l'' sqa
thoufand mcn, AID i i. RI. ogiaj5a AN NV u ts
officers in tie fqp.d.onio Il. B,wa, 'sa q /
enemy Tlllimmcdialsiy a;tcaa. f..o, 'n' I,
they ever intended any thing. &'as
Accounts We uaderaaad, VIZ.
received of Bonaoate b.ng aauaiIy :, ~, : {.
fuing his final orders relative to the sv ~. fAl
ageinlt this counlry. The troops are CIR g'e''r
already embarked ar fcveral Ct the n Wv 70
'aeep on board every night; butif their in, -, =
really be TO pat to fea, the yigilanc. 81 ;''
crnizcrs has hitherto given thcm N op,,.,. .
CT accomplishing that offset. The pIeG r'l'l
f'tting litua,ioa of his MajeAy may, petb,, /:
5aee The eHerRy to hatsn the execution Of Il, !,
jet.
4 letter received from Spanilh port C.
I" The apparent probability ofthis coaa,ry,' !;
MEDIATE alliance with France, fet our F,.i
Comm:fioners in luch panic that thew l. L
done nothing Gnce the war va: d,cla.ed ha.
yer, the cloud is a; length difperied, and II. :.
trality Of Spain isratii=d. Spanih yeG.,, T.
again load TOR England, and TIC caun,eaam.
The people is changed amazingly"
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BALTIMORE, March e.

Arrived sparih hip Santa Anna, MA"''' 0'
10 days from Havana. p..,.
Arrived fhip R-dref, Norman, f'on N''"'
darn, and So days from Cowes- t,,t.
D.cembet 81, LAT. ~, At, long TO- 1 r5,.
the Eaelih brig EIiz,beth, from o. JO ..,,
Newfoundland, bouud TO Tengmou'h, to,T .r
days out, had Clipped fea on the the 9 D,,.
Der, which wahed III. Captain Jame' W"r:a a
overheard. The mate fixed captain N'"nn
for navigator, which he could no, giant; w.
gave tho neeeG4ry infruftions rs TO the o' S,ng
of the. land &c. February 79 lat. 70, 49, .'SS
II, fpoke the ich'r Charlotte, A:arny' no" 'Gfh
Thomas bound 70 Baltimore; iupplied n'i , ""
barrel Of Bead. March 10, lav. 3d. o. Avs
"A, fpoke lh,p Esperiinent, Hughes - law.
trom Wales, bound 10 II. York n" 'ip'J ID
aoos had loA h:f pop III gas, riH''
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Hate jfocstga sttslliigaaee.
PARIS. FEB. {.

According to the Monieeur, the CoryeS-
te La Fawrette has takensan English goei-
eta, in the Mediterranean, carving II
nine Founders, carronades. and SO men, },
which left Malta, on a cruiae on the 12tn
The Councillor Of State, Forfatt,. is ar
rived at Havre.
A ship-builder, at Rouen, has offered to
government 200, 600 livres for the wreck OF
the English frigate, the Shannon.
They write from Grenville, Of the 9th
Pluviose Jan. 81 that sixmen 9. the crew
of the English frigate. the Ctrberus, sta !.
tionedi in the bay of Cancale, had deserted
with the boat, and arrived on the ist (jan.
221 at Granville. They were ssntto Caen
the mex. day.
The privateerL lie Vengeur OF Boulogne,
has sent in the English sloop the Benrvii,
of SO tons. ThisSis the hfthPrize taken by
this privateer.
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POTOMAC BREWERY.

THOMAS CRUISE -begs leave to
inform the public that he has purchaitd the in.
teref of his late partner, Wjiliaaa Ellington,
In this Brewery, and nc puspofes carrying on fhc
budnsE of BREWING in the MOI exteniige
manner, and will do all 10 his power to have a
conGant fupply of the bsG BEER, to be fold on
the ulua terms.
March III dIw
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i9nbilr SAT-

OaFRIDAY, March so, WILDE fold
at the Vendus otors,
4 quantity Of Printing Tbe, &c
the property Of the late DR.. Floyd.
Philip G. Maraeiler.
-J,rsI, ~.
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Ter D0lt0rs REGARD.

Runaway from the fubfcriber liv-
ing 10 Faisf.x County, on Friday night the 10th
inf. negro man. fave, named
De n NJ S,
about twenty ore years Of age, fuppofed TO be
abou, 6yc feet, feyen or eight inches high, of a
da,klfh complexion, little fquins eyed, on one
o. his feet NOT rccolIcacd which, large knot on
the jcint Of bis great toe, occaioned by fprain
whenhc went away had on round jacket and
pantaloons of white plains, a country made hat
about half worn, no other cloathipg recoe6ted.
expect he calls himlelt Dcnnis Rainiey, if he
does not change his name.
James Deneale, fen.
March a6. DIFF.
<'rrs-@' For Sale,
A likely. healthy. young, Negro Wanch.
Enquire of the Printer.
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Iuf received and for Sale,
BY
JOSIAH FAXON and Co.

JOSIAH FAXON and CO.
Thirteen hhds.
FirG quality retailing Molaies.
so-bsss New England Rum,
pipes coghiac- Brandy,
pipes Gin,
40 5 IKE. mould and dip, Candies.
70 bis. Cyder,
go do. No. and BoRon Pork,
do. MOI Beef,
6 do. Mackerell,
10 resns Wfappiug Paper,
20 do. Writing Paper,
6 kegs Jaaes River Tobacco,
600 bulhels Turks Hand Ss!s fuisabls tor the
F.fheiies,
100 tons Platter of Paris.
ALSO,
"A quantity Of Ladies and Miles
Morocco Slippers,
Gentlemens and boys fine Shoes,
Meps and boys coaiie Shoes and Boots,
Childrens Morocco and leather Shoes,
Womens lined and bound leather Slipscrs.
The above articles will Re fold on
very moderate terms for Cah or Country Pro-
dace.
March IT. dzw
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Broke Looje. or 10as Stolen

- -
about midnight the 2lR February, 1904, from
along fde the Schooner Triumph,
HER BOAT,
of the dsfcription hereairs, mentioned The faid
boat is about 4 feet long and four broad, paint
edsbclow Eight water marx, yellow, with white
boot top and black gunwale with yellow bead
all round, yellow hsart on her fern with TWO
black fpors; ripe faid boat was marked TriSnp6
onthe back of her tern. Whofoeyer will take
mp faid boat lhall, on the delivery of her TO Cap
tam Stephen Moore orto the Sub(cflber, receive
the reward Of five Dollars.
abraham FolIs1 g.
March "a. d3t+
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NEW YORK. NJ arch z5.

Captain Moran, ffoa CaPe FRANCOIS ip6,n
'~ghat the Briganas have Gcted ous nuun, q
'priyates1s, aud viii convoy all Ancu:an VIII.
through she sbitc that viii pay them furr. No
ne MS lad been gty,eived from the City ofS n
mingo nor ha3 any m tisc.y IF saefwag,a
habHants rake plase at Inc Cape, as VS. isp9rSc
foElc tine GDee.
ARRIVED,
Brig Harlequin, Adams, in 27 DAYS from
Cape Francois. NcG-ls left as the Cape nm
Sukey, Nhpplc, for N. Y. 10 fail 10 % DAYS.
big Eater Wadsworth,of do. forS' 1hlns., h
g days fchooner Polly Fare, Coz NeY York
uncertain when 70 fail big Fame Wlytrs, f,
Philadelphia, in 10 days 2 ,Elnick, Ten.
nsils George, Cbace, and f-hooner Moira, T.y
lot FER Philadelphia fchooner Am, Powers, q
Go. 10 fa4 in 2 dnys fer ChSrleGon aoop Nj.
nerga, Monks for Philadelphia big Pho.b.
Ann, Jcfsry, for Wilmington, n Iodags brig
Two B,othess, Finigan, Of Baltimore; fchooasr
Fanny, Giaveny Paragon, Bihop, for Bsti.
more lchponer Macy, -DebutrS, for Alsxaa.
dria fchooner HaE,iott, Tor DO. mater dead
fchooner William, iot %. in 4 days fcbooOc:
Give Branch, Owens, fox Norfolk. in 10 days;
Brig Aims, -FAirbahks, !or Charcton; brig
LYDIA, PAtte,fon for 90. Nancy, Rols, ior DO.
Schooner --, Meeks for do. fchooper Lul:
lanes, Cherry, Ch4rieGon, in z days /; the ichr.
Governor White, Lynch, failed days before
for this port. C9Inc padenger Mr.. Lynch fl.
pcrcargo Of the brig Syten, OF Philadelphia 1hch
was captared sby French Privstcer, tie z9h
January, and fent into St. Domingo. Cap.aM
Thomas Brown, Of tie Schooner Hetty, which
was captured The I7th February, by aPrigatetI,
eff lane RabelI, bound from Cape Francois for
ST. Masys, the vcAel fent into St. Jsgode cobl,
The captain ani crew, putinto the long boat, and
pot fate into the Mole. February 18th, III:
big Hctty Bunker of and from this port, wa
capturcd ard TENT into Cuba.
Brig Marx & Mary, Bunker CT RudIOn tom
Scrrinam. The brig Dfpatch, Turner, OF 3D.
tton, failed "a days before fte New York. Sail
cd in CO. brig Atalansa, Simplon, Tor Bolton;
briggs Felicity, Walker, for Newonryport Ma
ry and Jane, Maycof, for Befbcc ara a market;
fchr. Recovery, Sha.k6ord, c New York for de-
:33op Sally, Han, fordo brig --,' num-
from, New York, cargo fold. Left brig Iaduty
Cork, for Providence, in a few daysT;'lhD 3D.
ward. Van Week, of N:w Y':< from Am''i'
dam, the capt. in priton on fnfpicioO OF conc',I.
ing property beIoogiogto The lapercargo OF The
Edward WHO died on his paaage from Annie
dam /; the governor who imPf'fooed capt v
was pdl:nger with bin, in the cha'1t':5 Of
private citizeo; big William and Charts
Good, Ct Salem, the capt. till in PFifon tof 'o'
,iog his mates throat !; ihip Mercury, Spo'ne@
.or Providence, 10 days; fhF. Top(hlm sssoIf
somes, iua asriy d nip --, Barker D ;
Ton, TO f,il in ten days; dig ~ 3
inn arrived from Portland. Mach J, 10 'sr -
long. u floke tic loop Liberty from \ io m
for N. C. and tx days after, faw her a5,o
lat. 81, 80, long 70, SO, lyi's 70 "naS'
balanced MAMMAL.
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@r FOUND.

A Key which the owner may have
on application at this Office.
March IL.
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we're crliiizi:s Off Caps Grishsz, betWeca
Calais and Boulogne, we discovered two
French luggers, creeping round the Cape,
as the wind rather blew off the land, Lleti-
tenant Leake thoaght it possible to cut
the m off this we attempte 8 even more ap-
peared we kept up brisk fire at them for
about an hour and a half, they endeavour-
ing to keep close by the land; the sea ran
high, by the wind getting up, which rem
dered our firing Intellectual, but 70 prove
our best endeavours were exerted, we e.
ven ran in among the breakers; upon try
iingyith the lead, we found only 3about IS
feet of water; we draw about 10 feet; and
At fb;s time the shotfrom battery on shore
were whistling over our heads; thelugSers
avasled themselves Ct the necessity we were
under Of bearing Of from the land, and
made their escape to Boulogne; they fred
but few shot. The ArcheY gun-bsig being
in sight, scarne up, and rendered Us as much
assistance as possible, but was not SO near
in with the land as we were. After this
the wind encreased; we had'a very heavy
sea to encounter allnight; atday Iightnext
morning we discovered the Griffin cutter
chasing French schooner to the westward;
we immediately set all the sail we could,
thinking to cut her off tom the land We
ran so close. along the French shore, that
the soldiers employed horses to drag fed
pieces along the beach 70 keep even with
our course TO fire at US, which they did We
ry briskly; the schooner, after very ac-
tive FIRE from the cutter, gotunder the Bat
teries and escaped; SO, that though we
cannot beast of any victory, we can say
with the Poet,
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Dusgir SALE.

Or Tkyyfa7y fri $, at5rl o'elsek rs7 BE- .tSld
70 The b;g5sf bidder, that usat and auell' Jss5b-
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T O 3 i. s. OIL D.

AT paolic Sale, ca The prcmifes, tif not psevisaf-
" diFasfed an on the 9Th day Of March,
4 H0nie and Lot,
Situated On the foath lide Of Cameron ftrsst,
hsswe.asSt. A{apk and Walhington aleets, now
in the occupation of Eiwara Martin. This lot is
: E.st front. The rcrzis Will be mads known
Al tse tirae ana pass of fals, on an application to
Jacob Hoffman.
Feb. 81. ssI5M
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1sooe tickets 10 dollars each, 1909
N. B. Prize, iuJe&sate deduction Of stssn Per
snt -
This lostcry has been authorized by the cgaaturs OF
Virgins for the audase parpois of creating iemnary
81 learning IN or the metropolis ofta Rate. With
thi. view 1t seantcmpated ras 5000 dollars, snd
zoo dollars in addition far defFayng ,he expenses at
tepdant On drawing hs lottery Citizens of tbs ht
fact4sisy have beea its&ed truees and they have
ncdgsd them ME their u,Nsa crtions TO car
~ into ctsa Ia. fchee has thc advantage OF CIV
inc 10 each ayentaye chance fer foe very large prizes
whit the proportion of prizes blanks 10 great as to
;nyt the friends of tn: Intended nituon partaks Of
the lottery with very ts ri of their becoming lootsrs
The trsauyer Of this rate be appointed receive tins
money for the tickets they fold and to pay thf a.
mauae OF the prizes the fortunate advsntxrers II
b-vcd that ths above considerations viii induce rapid
fae Of tickets and the dTaSi0g will commence a 1en as
fHi eat nu4,asr sa be fold authoiize it-wheh it
i believed will be on the lecond MONDAY in December
neg.
Riehmoed, Jsnssry u, ,so4 20
~ TICKETS to be had OF Re-.
bert Pollard, DR.. I, peterborough,
iun. Wn. Price, Reg. Samuel Plea
iants, Jun. and VIM. Prichard.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

In virtue Of d Decdof T1ulfexeeut-
I'd an1 b<artsg S<it o. t5s sfk LAY If J7anssry,
l7es, bet7refs ile<r Poll'r4 Of tbt yff is,t,
nm Deakius, jiax. (Gace @seee/<d) Of fst r.
esx1 part, and JsueJ T5'~sfos 1s2 Pie1<rI
FencL. az he tbir1 part,
/, the fubfcsiber, being the executor, deyifee,
and legal afignee OF the faid William Deakins,
jun. decea{ed, for the purpofe of executing ths
tru}s n and by that deed declared, lhall and will
on Tuefday the zrth day Of March next, If fair,
if not the mex, fair day, at the tavern of John
H. Barney, in George Town, expofe at public
f4ls, for Cath, TO the hishsa bidder, that
NaJuab5s Lot,
situated on Water afcet in fed town, on whicA
the houfs At rrefcnt occupied By Mr.. Barney as
a tavern fands, together with all the bs,Idses
and improvements on the farns. Said lot 'front.'
ing on Water fret s., fcef, ard rnnnine back
rs feet parallel with Cherry alley. and binding
thereen-being pare of that lot detignatsd Ia It's
plan of Old George Town, by No. ~.
1lsa,
Another Lot on Keys frect (being
part Of that lot deGgna,ed by No. Tin thu plan
Of Ola George Town. comprehending pare Of
that wharf lately occupi 4 as ls1aOer yard BY
Mr.. George King.
<In,
A large and convenient two fory
Brick Dwelling Houfe.
More psrticsiar information relative TO tho
above yalsable property may &c Il.d at any ,inIs
previous to the day Of fale, by spplication t.
Meffs. ThomPfon ssd Vntrh, in alexandria,
John T. Mafon, Fig. George tov.n, sr to The
fabcribcr.
FRANCIS DxAKINs,
Execstor ssa Da,ilco Ct William Deakia., Janr.
dcccaled
Ses.se IaFSs lsntsry Is tswz7M
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-20
Further DaU5dcpd.
haaary M

TIE ConmiGiooers in a commifioo Of bank
ruptcy awarded and iGued forth sgainA jobs
Gill, Of Baltimore, in Marylsad dtnct, msr
chant, intena to meet on Mondiy the asth day OF
March next, at four o'clock 10 the afternoon, at
their ofice, the fauth eaf corner Of Gay ard Wa.
fer tfcets, IN the city of Baltimore, In osder 70
make fprrherdividend of the efase ana effects
OF ,he,iaid bankrupt when and where the crsdl-
tors. who have not already proved their debts,
are 20 come prepared to pTovethe iarse, or
they will be excluded the beaess of the fad dvi-
d-nd.
James H. Hooe, Af;gnec,.
VIM. Mac Creepy,
February ~. corr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-20
THE RESIDUE OF
Col. Psndlttons PROPERTY
Aaio;ning this town,

Adjoining tbs town,
WILL BE f1ld on the Fisf Dxy q. xfrsl for
aerasia5le paper payable in the Bank OF Alex
sndria-ouc fourth 70 be paid in fosr months, one
fos.,g il Gx months, one fourth in twelve nonths
ana ihs remaining foarth IN eighteen months
from the ylsy of isle. The plet OF the land and
lots NAV be fsen al Col. Bcnssle's ofaee, who IS
as.kor;isd to difpofs Of the above Rsnslonss
pfo.srfy il whole OF 10 part =, private fslc.-
Charles Ssmms,
George Deaesls,
Eamass T. Lee.
Aaaaary zS co.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-20
FOR Satc,
MAHOGANY FURNITURE.
JOHN 3. TAYLOR,
Cnklnet MnkfH.

Nng-Strest, 'asnt aosr jat ems to tie ff'ss
IN. Office /. Tie AHuertiser,
Has received from th- mandatory OF Co'nn
Sc Taylor, Baltimore, PLAINLN8 ELEGANT
FURNITURE, copGfing Of :,
Cellcftt, foe boards, Gic board tables VIII
marbl, tops, fccrcta.ics, book cafes, bureau
work tables. candle fands, card tables, dnT!
and breaffsf cables, which he ofcrs forf1 le'
lie respectfully cf:fs his tcryice to III: p'eh
generally. III! orders hai! be Tuatulliy a.
tcnde.i 70. ans es.o