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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
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AMI FOR SALE,

~ = N - ~ ~ y - -
AND FOR SALE,
French Brandy, Antigua and Gre
naaa Rom,
HOLLAND GlN--inposfed iatt< ,6ip Am:-
5 x;r1 f,em 4mfsrdau,
Cherry Bounce male Of old iplfit,
Wines,
Lost sai.ienp saga''
Gsrea Cafes, Teas, &c.
FRUif- Apples, Sweet Csaagss, Lemons,
Linz aud Green Grapes,
NUTS Almonds, Eag!ith Walnois, Shell
hssks, &c.
A few bis. Grab Cyder,
loo bis. r. Hand do.
1000 Tbs. Ckeete,
Scots Rarlsy, Potatoes, &c.
Thomas S1annS.
Who wi(hes to Sell or Rent,
his HOUSE on Ps,nce ifrser, oppoiise toGsorge
Taylor's, Ed Any perfon inclined 70 PuTehaie
fhall have 5 great baAgaia lit williold FOR Cash,
or barte,ed fer Wet Goods.
Jan, 8.
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IN THE PRESS,
And will % publ,lhsd ia few days,
BY ROBERT s. JOHN GRAY,
BoekfeIlsrs and Sratisners, King freet,
New AmsYacai, Clerks Magazine,
AND
YOCNG CONVEYANCERS's
POCK ET COMPANION:

CONTAINING
Ali yhr n>ceaary forms oi--Asticies OF Agree
mept, Bonds. Bills, Rccogaizlncss, Leales ae''
RSissfes Letters AID Powers OF Attorney
DDS 2iiis Of Sale, GIFTS. Giants, Align
rrass. M ,rtgAges, Sagrenders. JaintuFes, Coz
ysaan,s. CogaTsaeeihips, Declarations, Letters
81 L,csnf-, &c.
leceissy directions for msking Dfrehes for
Rsat, .&e. as The law between Landlord and
Teosnt now aaads.
THE wHoLs
Idade eonfernsble to the Laws of the United
Stares, and adapted more particularly TO the
Stagr of Virginia.
r. and I. GRAY have lately re-
ceiy "a lew copies of tie Reslied Code OF Vir-
gina Laws
Iao. Il. 9
l12 receaOsd and for Sale,
S sset Cyder by ghe barrel,
ii. England Rom do.
Candies BY The box,
Pork BY the barrel,
1000 lbs excel .cur r. -I1snd Chee{e,
Spleec Salinond in z and 4 gallon Kegs,
r. Gss by tte5ax,
Pfuaes, Almonds, EngNfh Wslnu'fs,
Shelbsrks, Cnrfauis, fweet Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
o<eep eitapes BY The jar or pound,
C,isflh tos family ole,
GOO bsihels r. / Potatoes,
And a general aaortmentof Groceries.
A. WILLIS.
Ian =,
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al. 81
5Ie I7Tses0ldefs and Hou5ekeebers
offke 9oupa of .4Lexandgqa.

OF I1Tg ICl0'1 U 1I0csVl1'F'r -,
Will. pssals 20 take notice, that POLL
w;;l Be opcnrd at the Court ionfe, in the Coun.
II; CHAMBER, on the 18th day Of FEBRUARY, at
~ o,c.osk il the forenoon, for The Pu'pde OF
., 6ag " twelve Fl, and able men, being Free
holders. 70 rcprSfent he CORPORATION, as May
-. Aldermen and CoRmon Csuacinenfor the
Geo. Dginker, Collector.
-, dew
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a~Thofe citizens who are In ar
s,ss.s .sr ..ros4-ior Taxes, are hereby requeeed
- nav IN the isme or ihc Collector will be IN
der the dfag,sea5l, nccsfi y ofProseeding againa
hssn a. tbs law diIstts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
his crsin overwhelmed with restless

his crsin overwhelmed with restless
food.
TIE lateness and GOODNESS of the last
Spring was remarkable, and such was the
weather in the present month but few
days before Midsummer, that some Of the
inhabitants of this tewn found it necessary
for their comfort TO have fires kindled in
their rooms. When we consider thar this
place is under about the thirty ninth and
an half degree Of norehen latitude from
which the declination Of the sun at this
time Of the year is bat about sixteen de-
crecs, we are presented with a cogent and
convincing argument OF the power Of thc
winds IN Altering the temperature Of our
atmosphere. Historians and travellers have
remarked how much the prevailing cur
rent ofthe air effects the state Of the wea~
Their in the North American climate. The
influence of the north west wind has been
reputed the greatest in producing a transi-
sion from heat to cold and it has been OBJ
served in the space of tweny-four hours
to reduce the mercury in the thermometer
of fahrenlleit's scale from SO and 81 70 so or
4s degrees. This effect has been inge-
niously, and we apprehend very correctly
ascribea to the various regions of show and
ice, protected from the actor Of the solar
rays, by thick forests or high mountains
over which this wind has to pass be-
fore it reaches us. But the porth east
wind whichb!ows across the Atlantic and
the north eastern rarS Of oHr continent,
;avariablv produces cold rains, and though
it's chilling effects are not 50 powerful as
the other, which generally disipates the
clouds yetlike the Sirocco Of Sicily and
1tay exercises an unpleasant relaxing In
influence over the human nerves, and occa-
sions the most dissagreeaole weather OF
our climate.
FIRED. Her.
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750:aty Dollars Reuayd,
to flop ard iecure the Runaway Ncsrs
p l. L E r.

~ IL M
a dark maatto, made his eicapc from Cameron,
near Aiexandfis, on or about the 18th inf. aged
f.om thirty to thirty 1--WE years, about tx feet
high, film made, thin vlfigc, and hangs his head
occafonaly when fpcken to, fond of fpirisuous
liquors. and plays OR pletends TO play on I'D lie.
Had or noId felt hat, drab coloured upper jack
ct or coastee, vet anpra up and down, ozna.
burgs (nirt and trowiers, nearly new, (harp tera
coasle leather ihyes but little worn, and took W IN
him an old pair half boots We have reafon 10
bcleve he Is no% in Loudoun Count, near Md.
d!rburah, where one of his wives is owned hy
Mr., Allen D4vi. Ten doIIars and reaionabie
charges viii be paid for experimenting and fecur.
ing iAld negro in any jail, fotiat we getkn a.
gaw, and tne shove reward w.th like reafonahls
charges if tecured in the jail Of Fairfax County
u delivers! az Cameron Mills
Ricketts, & Newton.
js.s IS. ssw
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wh1.evss. L W. The insention,of the F.sach.
man % hoiR out the Nip.od's cargo at Tea, or
TO carry her to Nsyitas, where he could di(charge
and aipofe OF his plumber in lecarity, and then
f.nd her of. to fes again.
We are h,ppy to hear by Mr.. M. that the Sc.
Jago priyater.s have been 70 unfuccefsfulof late,
as 10 Be nearly broken up. Not one American
had arrived there as prize for 80 days before
he left il, and what CAPTURES they make, are
f,atciied out of thcie hands before they can get
th-m iuto port, b- Bftilh creiz,ls and earned
INFO hinglton.
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BALTIMORE, Iane Is.

Mr.. NJ recon, fap-rcareo of toe NimEod, capt
falkland, arrived yeaefd4y from S.. Jago, Vi.
fdllapsiphia, and Gates that b. latt thcse tn,
zsll ut. was captured bya french p,iyat.c,
90 ,hs z6h. and teoaptured b, the Bciyilh hip
Of wa the Hunser, On the c9th, who TENT the
N,nrad TO Jamaica Nj. NJ. uadeIh rod from
the French prize matter that the priyascer which
took han was ire fame on board of which gene
raj Noycs was killed fome tine iincc, and though
the Captain pretended TO act uude, ord Il,
f'om the governor of Guadsioup: TO capture all
Ame5iesn veHels with coffee on board, yet he is
st opinion tha, his capture proceeded entirely
from the geneial licence which tao French plea
saons aaume OF !" nssDsging t;ieir own affairs in
sssir own way, ani nss fion any pfi,i4i order:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28

of vice, inpiesy, and gross indecency..-----
mong them, to contaminate the minds and
morals Of the rising generation, they would
say" Send your FIRE into our city, burn
it to the ground, leave not one stone stand
ing upon another; but spare the moral sem
timent, that life of lives Of our children.
A city destroyed may be rebuilt, and the
ravages of a conaagration repaired, but the
moral sentiment OF youth once vltIated,
nothing can ever again repair. Therefore
burn our city, and we will walk INTO our
woods for shelter, and carry our children
and their morals interrupted along with
PASTOR.
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a!syaaorta Dsilp ADVERTISER.
THURSDAY, JUNE %.
Corporation ef Mexands.m, So

Cooperation # alexandria, So
THEREBY make known, that by return
this day received, under til: hands and seals OF
the Commissioners appointed to super'ntend an
election in the First Ward, for the pu1p-s- o.
e'eaing person 20 represent sal Ward in the
Common Col-ci of Alexandra, it appears that
>yaaafban S7sj1, Esq. is duly elected.
GIVEN under my hand this z7'h d,y Of June,
1904.
1iay0r Of Alesaadyia.
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(Fred. Her.
From the CHARLEsToa COURIER.

Paradoxical as it may sound to the ear,
it is certain, incontrovertible truth, that
genuine, substantial, yirtuous liberty, is
founded upcn restraint. The disposition
of man, which he in common with all ami
mails derives from nature, still impells him
to take more than his share of what h.
thinks good, and to crafty his passions and
appetite at the expence Of his fellow beings
in society, and to the diminutiou Of the ag-
gregate stock of social happiness. Even
the whins, the chimaras, and the caprices
Of man, not to mention his more serious
vices, would be continually making IN
roads on the Just rights and comforts of the
rest, annoying them BY avariety of means,
and violating the moral feelings and the
decencies Of life. Here restraints are ne
cessary, and here they begin. But the
power of restraining must be lodged in
man, and the same inherent disposition
makes him unfit to be trusted with discrea
ton; so that the power itself is obliged to
be restrained, and the person in whom it is
lodged also restrained in the exercise of Il.
These incipient restraints are necessarily
followed by an almost infinite train Of
others, which are as necessary to social
happiness and to real freedom as food to
the support Of life.
The necessity of imposing those re-
straints which protect life and properly, ar.
admittedly all who have life and property
to protect. But even here the natural dis
position Of man manifests itself whenever
occasion offers. The desperate who lives
by murder and plumber, adverting merely
to self, would willingly abrogate all the
laws made for the punishment of murder
ers and in the accursed revolution of
France, we see that those who had no pro-
pcrty, or at. most property inadequate to
theirs desires, or equal to their own esti-
mate OF their own talants, were for un-
Ringing all that Of the rest Of the world, and
for making Agrarian laws. In short, they
rose IN insurrectlon against property. Still,
however, the great broad rules ofright are
not denied, and the most hardened Jaco-
bin, and the most ob,use witted bIockhead,
feel and own the necessity Of restraints, to
prevent what they think material injuries
being done by one individual to another.
But there are many modes of injuring
individuals. and society, which the mind
Of vulgar grossness, or the eye of habitual
shameless vice, either will not or cannot
perceive, or if they did, would not think
deserving of restraint. If an individual Of
sound mind and morals were asked which
of the two evils he would think the great
est, to wit, the burning down of This house
and property, or the corruption Of his chill
dren's morals, he would not hesitate to say
the latter. If the wise and virtuous iujla.
bitants ola city were called upon TO decide
whether an enemy at their gates should
raze their city to the ground, and bury it
ia It's owp ashss, OF k, loose a whole koly
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publ;e @@ale.

On Thurfday next, the 9Th Of Julys
will De f,ld at the dwelling houie OF Inc i@te
capt. Mills, corner of Priecc ara Alfred iteets,
little befs5na5 Estate
Of the decealed, coodffog OF Houiehold md Kit
cliea Fuiniture, &c. &c.
PAikp G. Mayle7Ir.
June 70.
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-:Ge: So
The brig Cells, Capt. Taber, from this port,
Gas left at Bordeaux the goth of April, loaded.
While the Democratic papers are every where
applaoA;ng, or a, lesG defending, the letter OF
our hlirfer Liviogaon TO Taleyrand-our Adj
minifra,ion we are informed, and we record it
to their honor, make no ferret of their daappgo-
baton of the ientiments contained in that letter.
WasAineton Federakst
The FRIGATES.--W We are informed,
lays the editor Of New York papcr) that ths
commanders of the French frigates Cybelc and
D do, exprefs thcmicIves ready to leave she
port, and engage the Cambrain an! Bottom Bri.
tilh frgatcs, if they can be alfred that they
fhsli not be attacked by other veGels.
No formal concentration is as yet u1derffood
t. have paiIed between them but, from the ap-
pear2nce of things. and tie interference of friends,
there is much probability that it will come to a
fight.
Tbs Britilh frigates continue in what is term
ed the hef. fhoe, below the narrows, bur with
in tn. hook. The French veGels are up near the
city. The Cambrsln is commanded by capt.
Bradley, the Bottom by capt Dougl4is, both gal
Int and capabl. officers. The D,don is com
naodcd by caps. Brouard, an officer rcpu'ed OF
mach courage and ikl': and the Cybcs by capt.
Sem S, whole bravery has been pstticu arly diff
iiognihed L is ftatsd thar he has had tsses
feis funk under him 1t may be therefore
pFefun1ed. that il an engagement does take place,
i will moi be ehisdEen's play.
IN. Y. pap
III the present dearth of political matter,
we are induced to present to our readers
the following communication on subject
which no doubt is interesting to most of
our country subscribers.
It appears from the public prints, that
in various parts of the Uniyed States the
crops have suffered great devastation and
ravages from hail storms tornadoes, mum
.da,ions, and that these have not been con-
fined to one extremity Of the union, but
have extended, Is lar as we can collect &C.
counts of them, from New Hampshire even
10 Natchez, through most of che lnterme-
diate states ON this side of the Allegheny
mountain. Here the rains have been almost
incessant for the last three weeks and rails
ed the rivers and creeks around us higher
than they have been for number of cars
past aad have done very considerable da-
IMAGES to the bottom lands adjoining them.
The summer fruits have been much IN
jorcd and those that have ripened have
neither the pleasant favor nor taste of for
MGR years. The grass that was unfortu-
nately moved before the rains commence
ed, is now putrefying in the meadows, and
that which is yet standing is rotting at the
roots. The grain, that requires at this
time only the maturing influence OF sun
shine, is damaged in the ear by the constant
wet state in which it is kept from the per-
petual showers, and a great deal oft is
Frustrated on the soil. The prospects,
which were SO hattering some weeks since,
will be entirely blasted, if the weather does
i Co., M
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IUS L ARRIVED,

JUS L ARRIVED,
In the lchsone. P ,tflot, Vim. II ssfpn, mat
r, ftom New Providence, oow iying Al Harp
e.'s Wharf, and for Sale, quantity Of large
we'll grown
PINE APPLES.
Fifty ictts of MAHOGANY BEDsTEADs
10 the rough, one large CABLE, fix GREEN
TURTLE, (nne SATIN WOOD, and par
Gel Of large LINES.
Jiae Is. d
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To be Rented,
THE HOUSE formerly occupied by the sub.
,cr;ber on Wolfe tt5eet, having every convent
snce for gcnteeI family, with large ptoduc.
i've garden, the G,uation heal;hy and the house
r:mark ,bIy coo! in the summer season. For par
tcu!ars apply to
John c. Vowel.
June "a. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28

The brig Cells, Capt. Taber, from this port,
~as Left at Baurdeaux the goth of April, loaded
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
BOSTON, Auguft Is.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Yefterday we received Euglifh papers to the
9th July, and London to the 4th. Thew are
quite barren Of political intelligence.
There were no profpeGts of Continental co.
alItion AuftTia, though fhe has 800. 600 mrn
in readiness to take the field, has declared her
determination to maintain her neutral fvfen
and from Ruflia there was nothiug Deceive. II
was reported, that fhe was in ferrous negotiate
on with both England and France, and that the
Emperor had ordered feet of O flil the linz,
and frigates, with four months provifons, e,
be equipped for fea /; for what purpofe time
mutt unfold.
In France the preparations for invaiion were
coniiderably advanced fuce our laR accounts,
and itiii wore the appearance III fober esrnefi-
neis. The Imperial Contribution met with no
obltruetions in IFS execution, and the activity &
celebrity of the Emperor, in reviewing troops,
was as great as that Of the Firh ConfiIl. The
Coronation of Napoleon, il was expected,
would not take place until September. Geor-
ges, and the other flate prifoners had not been
executed and we find no mention made of
Moreau.
In England things were Tranquil. Mr.. Pitt
met but little oppoGtion in his late meafIres.
His bill Of defence paled the Houfe of Lords by
a majority Of s5-For it f54-Againft it GO.
The Britifh King had completely regained his
health, and tranfacted bufnefs as formerly.
The difcuflion of the Regency had fdbfded.
The forces Of the kingdom were daily increa-
fng. On the Il of July the naval force in com
milton, confited Of 1o4 fail of the line 25 hftv
gun ilips and 1919 frigates, and 800 fnaIler
armed fhps. Total SCI.
No new rumours of Peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT.

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT.
BALL }
Jr II; heirs & representatives. ctanee,y.
l Y virtue of d Decree of the Court inthis fuit,
Al WILL BE SOLD, ON the n of October
next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, at the
late dwelling houie OF Mrs. Elizabeth lett, dec.
to the highef bidder, for ready money, the
three following TRACTS or PARCELS of
LAND, Cor 10 much thereof IS may be fuiiic-
ent to raiie the fun Of two thoufand dollars
with intereft and COTS OF flt)- to wit, tra3 de-
vifed to Capt. William Ball by his father, con-
tanning by eitimation sTG acres, be the fame
more or lefs; out OF this tract will be excepted
an old Mill, with the and thereto adjacent and
appertaining. The tract on which the faid lett
rehded at the time of her death, containing 40
acres, more or lefs. And one other tract for
merly part of the eftate of MAXIM Haynie, dec
containing 20 acres, more or lcfS.
1hcie tracts lie contiguous to each other, and
have been uied as one farm /; they are lituate
near the Potowmac, about two miles below
the contribute on the main road leading to
FalrheldS Church, and about the fame diitance
from Coan WAREHOUSES.
The quality of this land is not inferior to
any in its neighbourhood, and nearly two-thirds
of it is well timbered. It's lituaton affords an
abundance of excellent fin, oyfters, &c. The
dwelling and out houfes are fuitable for the ac-
commodation of a fmal family. Mr.. Samuel
Harding, living near the prenifes, will thew
them to any perfon wiGliDg to purchafe.
THOMAS D. DOWNING, ! O
RICHARD EDWARDS,
HEROINE l.. OPIE,
PETER C.RICE.
July IS. ep-5w
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C. o " ID I Z 10 " S.

i. The Enquirer will appear twice
weel,....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
facet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADvERrisEMENTS,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, fhould
they not exceed iquare in length,
ihall be inherited for [eventy5fvs cents
the drft time, ftfy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion fbirty-tbrse cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for ftty cents
the fra time, and tbirtr-tbrce cents
for every additional infertion.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, JUNE ia.

LONDON, JUNE is.
A letter from Jerfey, dated the 18th inft
ftates, that after his Maiely's birth day was CO.
LIBERATED, on the 4th, in the town of Heller, the
matches which had been ufed in firing the guns,
were locked up in the magazine, which contain
ed two hundred and nine barrels of gun-pow-
der, charged bombs, CATIONS, &c. At fix in
the evening fmoke was Cbferved to inuc from
the air holes and it was found that the maya
zine was on fire. In this dreadful extremity a
carpenter; named RpWAgp TouzRLL, and a
folder of the Sd regiment, named WILLIAM
PoNTENET, who happened TO be near the place
while Others ran away, declared they were rea-
dy TO die in the attempt to fave the magazine ::
they fhook hands, broke open the doors, locks.
&c. huzzaed for the king, Touzell rufhed in,
and lcized the burning matches by armfulls, and
threw them TO Pontcney, and Mr.. LYs, the fig
nal officer, who were outlide. In this manner
did TouzeIl exert himfef, though almoit fufFo-
Gated, and his hands fcorched, until he removed
the greatef part of the fire, and extinguifhed
the ref with water that was given him.
The various rllmors which have been anoat
for fome time paR refpetting an engagement be-
tween the Brtiih and French fleets in the Me
diterranean, have proved to be entirely without
foundation. Capt. Crowdhill, of the brig Eve
lima, arrived at Bottom from Cadiz, ftates that
the report of an engagement off Toulon, had
prevailed at Cadiz, but OH the goth June his
maicfly's fhp Gibraltar, had arrived from the
Mediterranean, the commander of which declar-
ed the Toulon feet had never ventured to leave
their harbor.--CW r. DaiJ ida.
The Portuguese fhip Felicida, capt. Silva arri-
we'd yefterday morning in 81 days from Lifbon.
Left there July 10, at which time, no expcaati-
on of auar befqVen Great Brifain and Strain
were prevailing. II Phil pap.
The report that the Emperor Napoleon in
tends 10 inltitute national Order at his Coro-
nation, prevails throughout Paris-Some fay,
i is TO be entirely a Military Order; Others,
that every Member of the Legion of Honour is
to be Knight OF it; others again, that it
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N n T n r

HE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
u the Diltri9 of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bunei of the faid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally admit
ed and paid, are hereby informed, that they are now
requeited to call at mr. Office, in the city of Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
States-And thoie Whole lands have been fold in the
dtrict OF Virginia by authority of act of Congrels
of the United States for non-paynent of the DireA
Tax may redeem fuch lands, by paying to me within
the time limited the principal colts and fees as the law
Asmoft ofthe aforementioned lands were fold in
DEC; 1907 the privilege Of redemption will continue
until December next
lie money reserved by me for the redemption of
the lad lands will be returned to the purchafer with
utereit at the rate of % per per annum on the
purchaie money, to the day ON which it may be paid
10 me. JOSEPH SCOTT. F.
Martial v. D
JN) Il ep-tf,
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FOR SALE,

On liberal terms, By the Subscribers,
HE HOUSE and LOT near the River
L Bank, at prefent in the occupancy of Mr.. John
Taylor, and dffingued in the plan of the city by the
number 8, the property of the elate of Patrick
Wright, dec which, if not dpocd Of privately before
the fr day of September next, will that day. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon be fold on the premfes for
half cah and the other half on credit of 90 DAYS
for an approved endorfed note-An indfputable title
will be made before the money is received
PROSSER u MONCURE.
July IS. eplS