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anal ivory, and Manchester cot

Iod, small isosy'
lived Spanish ship Apollo, from
=, via Alexandria ..
S ',Risan from Philadelphia.
ePa July %.
rived last nigh, ship hiiza' hafVy'
Amsterdam.
on .aoehinslaserthan the Tansrlane,
Bnas !, Boston. Nay 80, spoke ship
risea fron Philadelphia to Antwerp.-
n'oa aol,t ~. long. 48, ship Citizen, from
pa york to Amsterdam. July 4, lat.
y aooq, IS, brig Saunders, from Philadel-
!. 70 Madeira.
swedish brig Marius, Dickson from
a ss;n Fame, Davis, 50 days from New
Yr ear samuel-.an and Franklin, Ridge
Nv. from New York.
u Brig Alert wright - Gays o
e, .chr. Virginia, Forsyth, of Nor
y a0d Only Daughter, OF New York IN
...o;n. Capt. w. reports that about The
II Ion.. brig Dove, ofNew York loaded
~ coffee, was brought into St. Joan's
: Frsoch privateer, under pretencc OF
;.,ress, and being allowed 8 days to repair
= mloaded in the night and the brig sent
i sea. Heard of several vessels be-
hg carried into the south s'de OF the
Island, m unknown.
! ship Orb, Farley, so days from Liver
pool.
Laura. of and for New York. Lett the
Amiable. Rinker, for philadelphia, to sail
last of July. June Il, lat, 47,lorg 90, ship
Menus. Dashleld, from Amsterdam tor
Baltimore. July 4, lat. Al, long. SIS, brig
4 ~eferson, 81 days from Bordeaux tor n.
York.
July 90.
Also ship Birmingham, Lewis - days
from Amsterdam. Brings nothing new,
MAY %. lat. 40, long IS, Spoke schooner
Industry, from Boston to Rotterdam.
June 4, LAT. As. long. 20, spoke schooner
Ruth from Boston for Embden. 9th brig
Wexford, from Charleston for Rochelle.
hath lat. 43, long. 50, ship Ritson and
Suffolk, from London for Norfolk. July Is
George, from Cape Ann for
Gaudaloupc. II ship Diana, from Phila-
for London.
Also, ship Montazuma, Dashield, 128
days from Batavia.
Left there the ED March, ship Aan and
Long of Providence, arrived about
. week, ship Philadelphia, to sail in two
cays, the captain very i'll /; ship recovery
brown of Providence, to sad sane,time
Jane, Robinson. of Baltimore, ar.
rived 20gh of March to sail in twenty days;
Anthony Mangin, Of PhiladrIphia, and
4 number OF Others lately arrived. names
unknown. The Rebecca, Deal, for BALI
more, sailed 81 days before the Montezu-
she had a number OF passengers en-
board, and intended TO stop at St. Helena
to water, Captain Long of the Ann and
reported that he spoke the Rebecca
days before his arrival, off the S.
+. of Aadasca. The Bachus, Davy of
Baltimore, sailed for Muscat about the
Soih February. Saw two Ships IN the
Straights of Sunda, bound up "a Of them
showed the American Rag. May 10 lat35,S,
long Fl, +. spoke brig Lydia, Smith from
calcutta, for Boston III sixty days. June
10 lat. |, n. long 26, w. was boarded by
the British ship OF war Calcutta, from Bot
my bay and treated politely. July Is, lat.
~ ion5. 81, spoke schooner, Gammell,
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II Le Brun, the Arch- Treasurer 0
France, proves able, under the present cir
cu-.nstances OF that Empire, to support her
armies, aud navies, in inactivity to defray
the expences ofthe Imperial Establishment
of the Empress gosephina; Prices Of The
Blood; Great and Grand Dignitarics, sc.
&c. and do all this without giving It's allies
another faternal squeeze, he may literally
be pronounced a very arch officer.
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Il Tan Yard for S4lc,

l" $ good %ftuasion in the coantry 10 purchafe
Hides or df;oi. Of leather.
Enquire 9fMe Printer.
July %.
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Tie fAo10ing Ines, considered as the pro-
duction Of a gang Miss, any tvelve
gears Of age, a la0orite Of GsHerm ia
M1LToN's in his life time, 7UV be read
Nth same interest and appreciation:
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Dame " R>3uJ}rq. in the iecond line, was
sa'Rofire6 ~c IupPole, thar ih= migat iibe with
Mf' hmt : ,, in the 4sh line.
{B2st, Pail
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Hassa! to TIE CaaGit8tioxf
Hazsa! II At RepabAaaf
Aaa&st FnetlsnI isdeteadsnct
R1x&at to al AmsyfrQ!
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MARRIED on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. Ta0s. Dauis, Mr.. WIN. TURNER
to Miss KITTY WEST both of this place.
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small to Justify the expenses attending
separate territorial government, and on the
ground that il the advantages deriysble
from a separate government were confer.
red on them. they might and would be
claimed, with equal justice, by several de-
tached settlements in the Mississippi and
Louisiana territories.
The report was opposed by Messrs. Lu-
cas-, Jackson, Sloan and Morrow on va.
riety of grounds. They conteudea that
equal Justice was due 10 every member oil
the American community, and that OF
course, however small the population, it
was entitled to the same protection with
acomnunityco larger numbers ;
that the distance OF this population from
St. .NirCernes was so great as to deprive
them of the benefits resulting from the
administration of justice; that Michilimac-
kinac, which exported produce valued at
above 100000 dollars, and from whose
imports the United States derived reve-
nue. OF 1900 dollars, was mere than 500
miles from The present seat OF govern
ment.
The question being put on agreeing to
NhS hSHo'h1 IL t'siooSA Ills
Yeas 81.
When the bill from the senate, was read
and So amended as to designate the new
territory by the name Of Mchigan instead
orN,rth Western Territory and the COM
mittee rose and reported the bill, which
was ordered by lhe house 10 third read
ing 20 morrow.
Mr.. Thomas, from the joint committee
Of me two houses, tnade a report. specify
ing the business, in their opinion, necessa-
~ 10 b. transacted the present scssioh,and
concluding with resolution that it DE CLOS
ed the l2th Of March.
Messrs. Huger and Varnum advocated
an Immediate. agreement to the report
and Mcssrs. Nicholson, Leib Smile, Find.
ley aad S L. Mitchli! supported post
ponement.
The motion to postpone its considera-
ton TO Friday was agreed to--Ayes So
Noes 40
DR.. Milchill reported a bill to provide
for Light houses and buoyS, SC.
Referred To a committee at the whole.
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BALIIMIEN -.

BALTGMJEG Fs6rllr 20.
ETff6ci ~ n ieher jJom an dHeyic0H perRemar
az ne Ha7~nd to bio friend IN tbis city. dated
1910 January. 1904
4" An express boz fr@nl jamaica is lust arrived
with the following information
" The Spanish kings packet for Oaoher. call
ell the UIquljo, having left ~ Porto RICO The
mail Tor that place. called from, 'hence on the 96tb
OF December for thi, port Forced BY he winds
- the souh Of the island, she was met on the
5O'h by an English frigate Of = guns. whose
commander ordered the 5paniard TO send MS boat
WIN hrs papers. 20 the frigate The spanish
commander answered, that il was against his in
stretions TO comply with such an or,ie- the
English commander told him then. that l, womb
compel him with his guns the SDaniard. don
Manuel de Fre'les. answered, that he was ready
20 sccelt the challenge, though only armed with
~ 'N FOUNDER, and manned as packets gene.
F'iy are VIM 80 men The English Immediate
~ poured heir heavy metal on the Spanish shin.
and a battle followed which lasted though won.
der'pi - nay appear. Eve hours end an half /.
when me Spanish ship, having not one man Ieft
70 40 DUTY ceased firing The frigate then sent
heT Ooais on board the SD1uiard, where the En-
6'1n sulpped every man they found dead or a .
I've and abandoned the ship in tha, situation ~
the mercy Of the waves
The brave Treiles his lieutenant, and II men.
lo5t ther lives whilst thc remainder Of his crew
were s' more or less waundsa excgpt the surge
on VINO IS me man that scnt me express with
the news. The frgstc lbs, mast. yvtth mon
killed and wountcd. The racket is alnos,
wreck with her Tag ard pendant still hois,ed
knowing thai Spain was not n war with En-
gland' she put into Kingston IL being the near.
sat por'' to repair; they there found Spanish
brig OF VA, By which they forwarded the mail
20 Trinidadin Cuba
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" This extraordinary affair has made great
deal Of noise here the name OF the valorous
Trelles resnunds through every place 1t cannon
he denied that the action is glorious for the
.Spanlarus as shameful 10 the English
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4 great Bargain may be

a . cal Gar gam may De
hal in ;he TRACT Of land Wherein the sub.
sorioer now lives. within che mile Of Charlottes
vile containing upwards of nine hundred acres
The properly of James Monroe, ESQ 4 part Of
which - good tobacco land. the balance wei cal
cu'ared for farming The improvements are two
small brick houses with cellars. framed Kitchen
Hith TWO fire places meat house, stable, carriage
house and barn--therc is an orchard of excelien,
app es, peaches, ne6tarnes. cherries. darnsons and
piumps-the whole may be purchased together
or divided IN lots to smt purchasers
wish also TO disI-7 ola Ci1in ofhis in Ken
tucky Of twenty thousand acres, to which spe
cia warranty will be nads, some of.,Aich isnear
y as rich any in the srate there is on this t,a6t
some appearance of Iron ore supposed TO contain
valuable salt wa er, with inexhaus,b.e quantities
OF PIT coal. a reasonable time Of payment woulS
ne allowed the purchaser or purchasers for either
OF 'he above ratls, on paying part. ana sec,uing
the bA'an-e Of he purchase money. Cash. rood
bonds, o. i'quidated accounts of Col. MonToe's
VIII be received IN payment.
JAS. LEWIS. Agent for
James Monroe.
Feb. 18th 1904. w6t
N. b The subscriber has several species ofuro
perry OF his own to dispose Of all or any pant of
which shall be applied to the payment Of Col.
donvoe's debts IL
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NORFOLK, February 81.


Capt Goodrich, in 70 days from London
by which arrival we received a regular file
of papers 10 the first OF observation-disclosures
contents are by no meanslnteresting.-W
conversed with Capt. Goodrich-he SAYS
that trade is very brisk in the river Thames,
that the idea of French invasion is every
day snbsding, and that the general opini-
on IN England was, that Bonaparte kept up
the Appearances of AN invasion, merely to
ruin the United Kingdom with load of
expenses, which they must certainly labor
under rom thevast preparations made and
every day making TO repel the enemy.
iii meeting efa nnn,sey Of the Citizens of
Norfolk a'ai Portsmouth, ar Mr.. iligauds
Long Room, Oh the sUentng' 1t Friday tie
liza Of Fe6ruary, for he hurlhoSe Of con
certing meaSurca TOR celebrating tie acqm.
sifion If Louisiana, WILLIAM NEwsUM
an 1ie C'.air, and Il. {. JoapAv Clerk
tlc./ 5Aolviny ReS5iuti,nS 7uere entered m.
10, Uiz.
Resoturd, That this meeting is deeply
impressed with high sens Of the conduct
and services Of FHoMAs JEFFERSON, Pre-.
sident of the United States, and the Re-
publican Administration aud that they
merit the thanks and gratitude Of every
lover oi his county.
Hesotoed, That the acquisition ofLoui-
siana by smicable negotiation, in spite of
The attempts Of party 10 obscure itsiustre,
IS an era brillian, in thu history of America,
and reflects eternal ioIomy and disgrace
on those who would precipitate MS into an
unnecessary and ruinous war.
Hesof3,G, That Public Festival be Civ
en- al Rlll"ud's Long Room, on the rim
q N3rca. 10 manifest our Joy on the occa.
sion; and that al good friends 10 then
country be invited TO unite in social har
mony and iestvity Or the great occasion.
RcS1lOrd, That the committee before
appointed, viz. Robert Bro,gh Thomas
blanchard, Arthur Lee, George M!ntosh,
William Lindsay, Samuel B, Archer,
Richard =. Lee, A. &. Jordan, Michael
Crosmuck, Robert B. Garter, Peter I.ugg,
John i'r0okcs, James B!amire and Ber
haid Nagnien, be enpo wered TO make ne
cessary arrangements for the Festival.
R"sotved, Iha; Mr.. Richard T.. Lee be
requested to act us president, and Mir. vii.
Lam Newsum as vice. president ofthe FEES
tiyal.
i'eSoiOed. That the committee be autho.
ris~d 10 request some person 10 deliver an
Or0asa' on the day.
heso'ped, That ticket of admission be
issue by the committee to each subscriber
TO the Festival.
RessfOed,s That these proceedings be
published inthe newspaperollhis Borough.
WILLIAoG NEwaUM, Chqira,Qn.
AUGUSTUS &. JORDAN, Clerk
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L u s L,
The third volume of

0ACONs ABANDONMENT, 5th Dublin edi
ton THIS book have reason 10 believe was
lent by MY James Rind 10 some gentleman or he
law. VIII therefore thank the gentlemen OF chat
p'oic5 ion IN ms city, 10 examine their libraries
Tor SAID book, and return IT, if found, 70 their
humble servant.
JOHN SENBROOK.
Richmond. 2+.h Feb 1904 2w
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JAS. LEWIS. Agent for
James Monroe.
Notice.

The CeprtnersJio Of SHIPRfRD e BEN-
NJ u is h5is Inv dissyhcl b. mu'aaf col.e.t.
AHtos9rs 5sci-c cLiiD's agansf re coBse,n are ,e
syedto 5riTg fbcH jv5.0ra IA o,dey 70 5ersire bar
meH and all fbose bctsoas i0c5ied fo them are re-
q1esteI Ia make iDReafe payment 10 citker If tbg
Par'aer' Iy note on ofbcrycs as no/ fbsy iGugescc
can Le rircn
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1IHES SHIpH3RD.
3V 1HOlHdS BENDLE.
Thomas Bendle, SaddIcr,

Dies HareDiIo. ~ bist ;ierds aadibe eu}Fe il,
gene al that he intends ca,ryi1g on hr bn,i7es,
IN aIi's gar Gus 6ymcbes, as bcef1c. in f5r bouse
qbb's'iehe EGgie zaO0n, and foysieyl, oeeabie4 by
Cebf Wai I'M A,sfiu
re refWgs his sincere t5aats n bis fierlr anf tee
PRbhcfor fbe encouragement bif5,y19 received ant
SQbes b. a strict attention to business to merit he
continuance Of their fa-oys
Richmond, 20'b February. 1904. 81,
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AN GRAFTON,

Delivered az The C2wY-Houve, in Petersburg,
on SATURDAY,, February lsth, 1904:
BY BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

IN virtue Of d Deed Of T4yaexscut-
ed and beqring datt on The sb day Of Jqaaayy,
1908, 6etzoesa lJaae Pollock ef The fri part,
Wm. Deaths, j4s. fGuee aeeeG/sSJ IT hbe Sc
eoad part, ard Jonab Tbomelor Asa Rie5a,1
Tehcb Of IKE ibirs part,
i, tie foblcriber, being the executor, devifee,
ard legal sRigaee OF the laid William. D-aSias,
iun. dsceaied, for he purpoie Of executing the
fruits in and by thar deed declared hall and will
on ruefday the a7th day OF March next, if fair,
if aot the next fair day, at the tavern of John
H. Barney, in George Town, expofe tpoblic
falc, for Cath. 70 she highef bidder, that
Valuable Lot,
Etuated on Water ilseet, in fad Town, On which
the houle at rrelent occupied by Mr.. Barney as
!. tayera Aan3s, together with all the buildings
ara Improvements on The fame. Said lot font
log en- Wa,cr iiIeet So feet, and mining back
us feet parallel with Cherry aliey, and bndi 3
thereon being part OF Thar lot detignated IN Tx
plan of Old George Town, by No.49.
5lso,
Another Lot on Keys freet (being
part Of thar lot deGgnated by No. II, in The plan.
Of Oh. George Town,) conpreherding part Of
that wharf lately occupi as a lumber yard BY
Mr.. George King.
AIo,
A large and convenient two ifory.
Brick Dwelling Houfs.
Mare particular Information relative to the
above valuable property may be had at any time
previous TO tie day Of ale, ~ application 70
NJ FRS. Th1msion and Yietth, in AlexsDdria,
John T. Msfon, Elq Gorge town, or 70 she
lubciibeT.
FRANCE DEAKINs,
Executor and Device Ct William DslSins, Janr.
deceated.
George towa, January IS. 'awa7M
For Safe,
For a term Of years, healthy, aout
NEGRO WOMAN. Apply 10 the Printer.
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will fell by PRIVATE SALE,
the STORE ard WAREHOUSE at pieleD c.
cupicd by Alton & Geiser Gyu,ted On the CONF
81 Prince and Fairfax Rreets, S. feet OF Fsirn
and 68 feet on Prince frset; rs wa'tr L0Ia|
Water ftfect, 44.teet ~ Waertfeet and extend
ing so feet back to Union Greet with the lbti
y # Wharfage, The ot or Prince and hirss
# .eets, are at prslent rented 70 tl'foo ard Gd.'
&c, for one year from the 1T Oct. atxt. q
fecr o the iot on Water fteet is let 10 SanuA
Harper fo eigh, years from he is.h OF On.ba
nr&.. II he above Mentioned pfpelfy. not
Io!d by private bargsin, t~ill be ioid on the PFC
m es on The Ifdsy 4 Aprlinext when the ts.n'
yiI be made know. Peafs apply to
GEORGE M'MUNN,
February 6. go
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HOUSES TO LET.

THE ilbfcriber having removed from A.,
andgia, is defiroas Of letting his TWO HOUSE,
in Water ttrset, Gyuated upon tie north andf
corners Of jfGtlfon ftreet. They ale wsHlG,
ed 10 the accommodation Of fnall families, ~,
an uninterrupted and extenGye view Of Poton,,
with well enclofed gardens and nscsAay 8. ..
buildings attached,
A lev uoimpravsd lots under fence, aaioiOi,,
the above for rent or fdle.
For Particulars apply to MIR. D. w. Scott
nearly ofpofte the Prenlifes, or to R. /, Ta,lr
Efq, King fteet.
T. HAMILTON.
Dec s. =,
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.Dubltr 5aIe.

On the 6rn day of May enfuing, will
be fold, amaiety in ice 6mple, OF .
The 3 tory Brick Dwelling Houie
S.uete "a Pence frees, at pfeteat IN me occo.
paney q: NJ. a. 5. Swoop-. Atfo moIesy OF
THREE TENEMENTS,
situate in King free, tcnsnttd to Philip Conc
and Others. The terms will be made knewn- on
the day of iale, by
7. B. Swoope,
Adminifrator Of E. B Swoops, der'd.
Tan. 40. 7.weI6t
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70 kcnt,
10 KENT,
Fsr sne or more ytari, t6qf valas6I
DISIHLERY AND MILL,

Fsr sat 0, mare years, t6at valasbk
DlSIILLERX AND MILL,
Late tie Properly OF Gsaef9i GEoReR Wash,
INcsoN of Monnt Vernon, situated on a
n1s gable creek within nine miles of Alexss-
dta.
This DifiIiefy has five large Stills
and Boiler esceled upon th1 la,e improved plan,
with lheds fer taling and ia,ning Hogs. alto fAils
for thirty Beeyes.
In point OF fisuation none oaa exceed it, the
eat, accels 10 Maryland, will always cnfure the
greatett abundance Of grain Tor carrying en- the
drilling huipefsin lis mott extenfige feaies iRae-
pendent OF ats own neighboufhood, which has
alw.ys been able 20 faPply il. The mill viii
reqoise fome repairs, which will be done az the
pro2retor's cxpence fhe has manufactured large
quantities q Fient, and may eaiiy pc made to Go
il agsia To this mill is cooper's fhof, and a
comfortable dwelling houEe. Applications to be
made TO ehe iubfcriber, near the fpot.
LAW. LEWIS
syUoo1isu,n Ian 9Y
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II. HINbSICN,
BOTANLST e. SEEDS-M ~,
yat1fax sr5cet Alexandria, hath for saie'
FRESH SEEDS
of clever timothy, rye, ga orchard grai' ba6oet tri
f9,le. saint Foine red TOP and lucern hemp max ana
- 41o, a General Agorfm<nf IF
Kitchen & Flower Garden Seeds,
pot herbs and nsdicna feeds plants and roots Buoos
roots hot and green hou pants in pots; quantity 81
lombardy poplars catapas locuh, Enghh wanut Peaeh
aaa grated appe res, honey ana 1caret ioeu' "i''i
variety of rofes and flower ihrubs
4 good A0ortments0f
of awer po aid root giacs garden cass rake' hoes
pade reefs and lines, asparagus plants aud fed Posa
toes
Ayo,
A variety Of queens, tone and glats
Dry goods and hardware.
SulDsked Yanilon and Bacon hams,
Back pepper in bags,
Spapiih Seg9rs. 1000 in a box,
AlIlpcc, ginger, nutnegs cloves mace,
Loaf and brown fugsr, Yea, coffee and chocolate,
Soap and candies, men ard womens ih9es,
Coarfe aad fine ialt, corn, bran, Indian and buck
wheat meal,
Vinegar, cider by the barrel,
Good Tan2es River and imcaking tobacco,
Ready made bag, rice, barley, vermiceila, &c.
I ulh TO Rent or Sell,
The unexpired tme ofmy leafe, be
ing niue years from he,rit Of January lateoal.tirg
OF r. acres If highly Improved Land, on which is
log houc and ftabe prng Of excelicnt wa'er. and
good NJ k h2ue, lying between Cameron Run and the
Enche fer read rh- will b eaiy, as ether BAH
rcfs prevents me from attending to it,
will alto Sell or Exchange for
wst or dry good, half LOT, il fee inPle, "
Wen End on Wolf Street extended The fituati5n IS
plealant, md my price low.
| will likewife fell or barter for
cood,, cd saddle end chair 7oRsE, five years I'D
FebrusIy %. Iawt5th May.
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KJng-.Styeet, next d00r 6ttl i '.c to the D.:
ing Office Of the Aagcrtiser, "'
Has reeelge! from ths nanuiactory ofcd.
& TAYLOR, Bsl,imo.e, PLAIN AND ELEG AMY l",
FURNITURE, copItlng Of ~
Cellercrt flde boards, hde board tabl., r.,
marble tops, lecretaries, beck cafes, bm.,a a
work tables, candle itands, card tables, dSs
and oreaitfaf tables, which he o& rs for Gale H.
lie respectfully cf.ls his f-rgice to The Oa1r:
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E0r Nale.
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Ten acres fLAND in Fee Simple,
on the hill near Gel Pcyton's--a!so small rouse
and lot on Washington street, between kim
and Pflnce streets.
TH0'5 PA9'TEN.
January 3, 1891. awss