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q LI.prr'0ns bavinq claims eeaiua tie eqate
: ! Of Jo6" Homes, drc'd. Of the Bozoiiag.
Greer, are regretted to make tben, kuozvn, fbat
Provifon my be nrad. far a ,f,ai jfffleuenf.-
-fnd tbojs indebted mn make immediate bay.
"'ent to, JOIN EOOMES, and
JOTW G. WOOL FOLK,
Executors Of 5o5n Hoome,, dee'd
T0n. %. re
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LONDON. Mav1.

BY The Prevoyante hore lliip, arrived in the
Downs, the following letter is received, dated!
Gibraltar 3lf Of NI1rch-" This days letters
rom spain Rate, that a war between that conn.
Try and Portugal is certain, aud that $4,000
French troops arc on their march 10 PORTUGAL.
He MajeRy'S filip Pompee, Rear Admiral Sir
Sidney Smith, capt. Dacres, arrived here ON the
9th int. with feet under convoy from Fa.
mouth, in 95 days paFige."
This norning we received Paris papers to the
2oth and Dutch to the Goth. The return of
the French troops who were evacuating Cerrna-
ny, has not only been fnfpended, bot Martial
Lstes"Te's corps, 10000 llrong, which bsd but
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FOR SALE--on the Io4yeR terms

1890 faekso! LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crate,
o. LIVERPOOL! EARr!IEN WARE of Cuperior
qnaNty e well afored, JUN arrived in the flip Mer
ehlnr' Captain JoHNsow, from Liverpool, at Ber-
niuda Hundred
,rrJo Which n1ip will take in Tobacco TO
sA;Tr<s$tS3s the addrefs of JAMEs MAuRY, Efq. Of
cyl Z; ~, = Liverpool she has excellent accom-
sa,s-Siss - rnoda,ons FOR pafsngers For terms
apply to lNehfs. PIcxEr, PoLLARD & TonxsroN Of
Richmond, the Captain on board or the rIbfc-iher.
Overflow ANDERSON.
Nay %. =,
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5000 VI. SALT PErER'D BACON,
1000 VT. frlt quality " ENGLAND CHEESE.
10 grofs BOTTLED CYDER
y few bu.hci5 GLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HANGlNCS.
For Sale by
EDiYfRD HdLL4IL
- Conriantly for Fire--An Excellent Carriape
and Hories--apply as above.
May 27. eotf
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f ihnRURcH, a pril g.
Some fermentation is fIid To exift in SysS.,
The Chamber of Commerce of s,n'.LLr e .s
Jag been revoked lately, letter wa rsaJ t.
the king in which he demanded con.r;h,..;n,
~ enable him to ht out fFips of tbr linz or
1neates' to protect the Swedih fi1ips apainI4 ~.
french prfvateers, which had taken ? Great r,,,,,
oer'-ln dIicufiion enabled fone nernbero -
tdepict the miferies to which Sweden wac III,
Jecied by her fatal alliance with ENGLAND r.
was unanimously decided that no FUN ft,oni5 -
granted to the king. 1--WE do not believe vrord
of this artce.) "o'u
divifion. "''e' '"e
TO aqoeftion PIT by Mr.. Canning, Mr.. Wind.
naIn replied that be had no intention of making
sF dherat'on IN the new Military Plan which
ne proPofed before the recefs.
Ten tranfports arrived in the Dov,,s ,,.eo-
day from the River With troops on board <rhs;-
defamation is profound fgcrct.
g" Tdmiraily G1Fee, AbyH 80, kaifb1g eos =,
Inc Donegal man Of war arrived n S,;,-
mead th's morning, and the following MeE,q.
mas been received by the Telegraph :-Captain
Malcolm pallet Cape M9ze with Admira; DucI.-
worth on the goth of March.
The Donegal and the Btaave ra,ted co,,c,.
ny with the other G,ips on the afh % the W..
tern Hands. On the morning of the tofb ~.
6raaVe's nam mar went over board. and l,e
began to open very much. The crew wgre
therefore removed, and in the court. of the dav
.Re f0undered' she had been very much cut M
IN Admiral Dnckwortf's adion.
The Jupiter, one Of the other nr;zes. arrived
at Spithead Iait night.
1t is mentioned mi late London pansr. fhst
tbe Duke of SuGex, (the Sixth fon of Ceorgs
lt) will go out Governor Geney.i &c T..;o
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ERANEFNpr AL ,

- -, =, % INANkF 0RT, NpriT H.
Sovcreiguto take military poeffion Of p,,,,r ",'
MIA and the HE of Rueen.--ReSRance Is ev-,.@,-
ed. . Pec'-
Since the invation Of Daln1atia by ,be prT.
ans. freh clouds have dsrkened the no.;,.si
honZon, and Germany, which had aIread,, 60
Tered 10 much. is once more deprived. for 3D..
moment at leaf, Of the hope of being reIeaf.d
rom the 'urfhen Of Foreign troops. Marin ,
berft'er has ordered TIE troops 10 hair ana
brahnau is not he evacuated. Lefebvre's corrs
ms ms re'umed ITS cantonments in D7rrnHadt
from Vienna for Piris, it IS fai tb-t al ar; va
ties are removed between Auaris and -.
on the tnhje6t of Cataro, and that till that nl,cs
isiuFfendcred to France, the latter will conijnue
TO occupy Brannau. -'''''''uS
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TO MS ExcrILzacr, TUE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

re MS ExcELLgNcY, TUE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ME Officers, -eommiiiioned Officers aud pri-
2 Yates Of The 23rd regiment of militia relpetf-
fn'ly repre'eet to your exeellency that the proc
iamation OF your cxce!lency of the nj day of
March Ian directing the uniform of the Virginia mi.
lita has produoed oe agitation in this and every o.
tder regimen, a far your memoriaiGs have heen
informed The old revolutionary Characters are con-
eerned at parting with old military Acquaintance
thsy refpe6t the blue, with which thew were
Clothed aud under which they fought, and their IA
eng and their faces were prefented the enemy with
iurcss The fame, they beg leave To Gate they will
be happy TO retain independent of the attachment
OF your n1emoralias to this happy and military uni
form, they beg leave further fugget to your ex-
eeiency, their promp, lubmion to any order iIied
Non the proper iource the orders are ilIued from
the corre9 fource, but they beg leave 70 re-
mark thar mott Of the officers in this regiment and
they preiune, in Others allo areuniforned according
10 ancient cvtom, and if they Sc directed to difcop
tinue the OLD Uniform & alrune the one now ordered
they will in many ntanoes be compelled to encounter
~ erpenfe which they cannot NEE, or defray and
thus the character of the officer may be improperly
ee'ted ny his appearance. Your nlemorialiits with
great deerence beg leave obierve that the ancient
uniform TO wit bne and red is much more durable
and military eis liable 70 foil and better calculated
20 intpire martial ardor.
THOS BRANCH, Chairman.
Wan. B. CLARK, Secretary.
coe!terf'e.d' Ja"e llsh, 1905. etT
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LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.

by virtue of Deed Of Truf, bearing date the
A. llth April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court-Othce, 10 me executed by James Deaue, Fran
CHS B. Deane, and Thomas M Deane, to fecure GER
tain ium OF money, due by them to Jofeph Galego--
will offer TOR fae, to the hghet bidder on the goth
day OF May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the property,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One Traa containing one hundred and thirty.ieven
acres, more or lsfs, ftuate in the county of Cum
berland, fix miles above the Court Houie, being a
tract purchaied by the faid Deanes, from Parton
CoPton, as will appear by reference to the deed of
iae on record, in the faid County Court.
One Tract containing two hundred and FIVE acres,
more or les, fituate in Cumberland, on the fouth
Tide Of the road, leading to the Court Houfe, one
mile diaant below the fame, bounded by lands of
William Beverly Langhorne, and by lands of John
Ford.
The 6rf ofthe above Tracts, is faid to contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable TIMBER the other
is nearly halfclearrd.
N, b. BY the content of all parties ntereftea, the
iale Will take place on the goth day of May next, as
above ftated and the terms IF payment will be one
and two years credit, the purchalers to give bonds
bearing intere!t and approved feeur.y.
NJ. B. porrIAux.
April Is. tdC
N 3. The iaie cf the above property is pofponed
OIL
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Upon being continued in the Office Of oTs7
dent of the Tribunate, M. Fahre De I.,Anas
after expecting his grateful fnfe of the eavo,,s
conferred upon him by the Emperor an,, tbs
1ribunate, fhid Jufice requires us. pen.le.
men, TO proclaim this truth, with which &c
mutt be all irr,prefTsd by our official cormuni-
cations with the Emperor -. The neceii;,v oe
preierving 10 France her freedom and in3.2s
dencc OF recruiting her navy, of oppoG,y c.,
Armies to the Continental Powers which n,;o.ss
i!lli think OF weaving new plots, and rev co,.
'itions, by violating the faith of treatiee. co,,1
alone have induced his majeRy to incrs,C. ts.
direct contributions" 80.
The expenditure for the year is f.,sd
500 millions (between SO aud 80 millions n -
ling.) i'ci-
Baron de Cravenr-nth, the King Of Rsv,r;.,.
Winter CT War, and Envoy Extraordina-y -
me tmperor OF the French, is arrived at %,
Admiral Villenuve is ALTO expected fron, NJ
liix. NA"'-
LetteF3frorn the Banks of the Rhine ,,,,,
the eltire fnfpenhon of all the orders ~.
the evacuation of Germany by the F,sn,h
Bra1nau, which was to be evacuated on ~ "a
Is :" be fortified more frongly by the French,
Ah 'he troops Of the Grandarny have forned ii
tier march towards the Rhine. Jzf.hrr.,,
corps has even repaiIrd to the right Bank.
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[VoLuME g.

| a few days crofied the left bank Of the Rhine,
| has re-croiied it at Meniz and advanced into
Darni.adt. Great preparations are making to
place Brannau in Respectable Rate os defence,
and the head quarters of the Frehch army arr.
Till at Ulm. Yet article from S,,,gard of
The 18th Gates, that the fufpeniicn upon the re.
turn of the AnnYisn prifnnrss 10 huftria had
been taken off; which would fem TO fl,ew
that fome arrangement of the difference be.
tween the two powers had ,alSer placc.--The
following are the principal contents of the
French and Dutch papers, which are of conf
derab!t importance.
Upon the motion for tie fsc0nd reading cs
the bill for the repeal IF the additional, defence
ACT, an in'ereiting difculi;n tool; place IN the
Ronfe OF Commons lat night, in which Mr..
Canning diifinguiihed himi. If by one the mott
argumen.ative and eloquent fpeeches we ever
heard he 1t fad with all due Difference 20 The.
Min'iteriaHs who defcrbes theyniev-s as con-
centrating all. the talents, all the genius. aud
all the pa'riotifn Of the country. None Of tb,.
minfters took any part in the tlicufiion a cir
cumttancc Of a Gngular nature.
Mr. Canning propofed AS an amendment 70
the motion for the fecond reading Of IN. hin.
that it be read fecond time that dsv ,bre.
weeks. Il divihon took place, and i1o d;vid.
ed for Mr.. Cummings amendment 2s5 ap,;ne
1t. The amendment was OF courfe lott. bnt ,h..
minifters did rot feemt be at all prepared "a -.
pet that the oppofition woaid divide TO I,rg..
a Tumher. 1t doubles the amount OF What ~.
concentration of all the talents, geuus and n,.l
trtot'fm OF the country were in the a3hit ofdi.
WONG during the greater part OF Mr.. Pitts sd.
miuihration.
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1t IS mentioned ina late London paper, that
tne Duke OF Su!iex, Cbe Sixth fon Of George
lih) VIII go out Governor General Of Jatnaica.
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N 3, The faie Ct the above property is poftponea
to the 2sth day of July nrxt. nj. b. p.
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A FRIEND OF rnAcE.
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at first the appearance Of typhus, but in a
few daysshe yellow tinge Of the skin con-
vinced us that we had a more dangerous
disease to contend with. Here he relates
his method of treatment, which, he says,
lie has every reason TO believe would have
been very Successful, had they had proper
convenience and not been exposedto the
hea, Of the sun Our numbers diminish.
ed very rapidly; for, as the rainy season
advanced, the dyssntary made its appear.
ance, and wereached the river Niger, 22d
August, in very weak and sickly state.
On our arrival We had a long palaYer with
the king of Bamboura, and received per
inissiou TO pass TO the eastward, and arriv-
ed at Thirp!a (Sansaoding) where We have
resided near two months, fitting Out. our
schosner, and laying in provisions. The
healthy season is now set ia, and Indulge
TIC hope of reaching the coast before any
moreof Us drop OK, Ous of ~ Europe.
ans, wholefs the Gambia in good health.
only lieutenant Martin, and three soldiers
of the royal African corps, and my self, re-
main alive. | have nor had days sick
ness since I left Gofee. Mr.. Anderson,
my brother, friend and compauioa, diedof
a dyseulary on the 2s.h CT October, and
Mr.. Ssoss eff fever, two mouths ago.
am yours, &C.
(Signed) "MUNGO PARKE."
The guide who brought these letters
says that he saw Nr Parke'to the east
ward Of Sansanding, after the date Of his
letter. lie also reports thar there was an
English ship To- he Gambia ,ha, had letters
or. board from Mr.. Pafke for his aa,essy's
secretary of state.
Names Of the soldiers Abraham Bolton,
John connor, Thomas Higgins
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The princes Of GerInang do -.
accomplishment Of this Grand d. ~ efplpasst Il,
contraryit sthe object of their wi vA' ont \.
are anxious g sneliorate our condido, hey
groan under The operation Of anu We
dictated by barbarian. and which chen, en-. laws
day. VIC Present
The e. German rnl Jew would be happy v...
permitted to earn his bread honesffry' ~, were he
the common right Of protection which aos
ments owe to their subjects and we, sO s'
given to his worship practical form. v is,';
without deviating from his own law ,ro %aisA
cord with the exercise Of all the dut;es a ny Dc
zenship. 1872 VI cl'
But to attain this object it would bep....
ry, 'A'
|. To establish sovereign Jewish COM,
presided by a patriarch residing in France Ss-'l
2. TO class all the persons PROCESSING a.
Jewish faith according to the districts tbsr NC
habit with a Synod to each, which under - 1,
superlntendance Of the French eoyemman,
and the sovereign Jewish council, should d.
eide on all affairs connected with worship sn3
should appoint the rab5is. = '
8. To authorize the said SOVEREIGN conn
Gil to supply each Jew with the necessary pv
pences for enabling him to fulfil the duties n
citizen IN every country.
These means, Sire, appear equally. ceroiD
and indispensable. Only break the political
and ecclesiastical CHAINS which confnc r.
Jews to a state Of slavery, and you viii Soon
see them ASPIRE to the dignifed character d
other nations. Then Shall we emulate our an.
cestors, who changed the barren rocks ofPa.
lestine into delightful gardens, and covered
them with the richest hawests. Then shall
we be worthy CT bearing the same name as
those heroes who planted their victorious staad.
ards on the banks OF the river Jordan, with the
same hands with Which they guided tie
plough and shuttle.
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ENGLAND.

London, sep. ~ :,
On Saturday last the 18th iustansla ~, >.
afternoon, that great and illus'rlous ''' ~;
man, Charles flames Fax, yielded MS n
breath in the arms of ais nepne"
Holland. .fa
The following persons arc tai Ike u.sI.r
his successors J.: The marquis wei Nd
Lord Holland, Mr.. r. Greavllle aRu ;,bll
Lsuderdale. Mr.. Fox was in his s''y "a 10 b.
wear. He was elected to Pa!l,aln.s.t hsp
fore he was Of age, acted with "" sr,jjps
ministers, and his FIRST speech was as ~, as Of
Wilkes. He was ofsenin and out o. # ,ss'
nis,ry. Las, nighs messenger ls1 Il d ID;
tor Paris. He viii carry the news '
death Of Mr.. Fog. g., hgeis1
The embarka,ioa Of troops TOT 4 ' .c.ii'
service is renewed with lAss'S's
".
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PRUSSIA.
FRANCE.

PaYlS, oeSte010eI !"
The refusal of he emperor OF hu'',
70 ratify D'Oubril's treaty, has not :, =
been followed by ne rupture OF the hosa, .,
negotiation, bnr Sigh, hopes OF peace NV =,
ever remain. The troops which naa !"
turned from Germany have been ofo'" ~
TO face to the right about. and the vow
which had entered France are to P'0'S'
to Germany again.
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ALTOONA. Ancnsf 16,

ALIONA, August 16.
The following letter has been written to
the emperor Napoleon, by NJ jacobson,
agepl of finances to the coug, Of Bruss-
aick:
SIRE,
Penetrated with sediments of the tnoss
profound venera,i in, and filled with that
admiration which those exs, aordiaaJy men
slways excite, who, at different periods,
are chosen oy the eternal to enn5h!e the hu.
man race. approach your msJesty's throne
with all that confidence the greas actions
with which you have caused the astonish.
Cd world 20 yesound, are calculated to il.
spiss.
have not the happ;ness,o be numbered
aTong .he pc ople for whose Advantage you
sacrifice all he Aomeus Of your life.
be!one cot 10 thar happy country, 70 which
yon have called back peace. anl cue Of
she unfortunate Jewish people agaiasr
whom ignorance and superstition have
Issgued, IN order to degrade .hrm asd rent
der ,hem the opprobiaca of every other
cation; bot the Lord eff Hosts has chosen
yoa 10 give happiness 10 than world, ard
90 the Jews are apart of thai world. [
belong 10 that people whose misery has for
more sflao 1000 years 10 vain ia,plored the
Compassion aoei the humanity OF soyereigas
10 thst.pecPle who expected in you steir
savior, and who II you, Sire, have found
him.
have cons an.ly enoeay ored to pro.
noee he happiness of my counsyyrncn by
ei,i;aiag ,hen,; and my Efforts have been
crowned with h happiest success. Ihave
It last bseu able 10 interest several German
princes in favor Of the Jewish people. |
have ob.ained for my unfortunate brethren
the abolition Of an Infamous tax. I nave
established at NY own exprnce, an Inst:lu
lian for the instruction. OF Jewish children,
and in which there are al present more ,kan
twenty Christian ehildren. Now, how
eyer, place no limits to my hopes. Since
have she happiness to raise my svppliant
voice 10 the throne Of your majesty.
Deigc, Sire, 10 extend you benehcens
views to the Jaws who iahabis the COUP
tries aajeislng 10 yeur vast empire. # rou
con6ae your benefits to shas part OF nv
brethren wha are among your majesty =
sub)e@ss, how mach will SILL remain 10 be
desired Hew will il be possible to sur
mouat the obstacles which the difference Of
The Preach administrators, and that of
other states will place between them and
u.s. The commercial relations Of France
AID Germany 'sqnsre & constant intercourse
between she Jews of these countries, but
what Jew lnhablsins your states would de-
grade the title Of Preach citizen BY the
hueai!iations aud vexations which the sys.
rem OF administration now prac,ised in
Germany would make him experience -
Woul5 hs choose spouse among people
rendered Infamous by the laws Of the coun.
try they inhabis?
How great and sublime is the enterprise Of
breaking the chains of a people unjustly op-
pressed Who buta God can hearken to their
complaints and deliver them frota an unsup.
/. portable bondage!
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MUNGO PARKE.
Mr.. EDITOR,

MR..EDIToR,
AS there have lately appeared IN several
newspapers various accounts of Mr.. psfke,
and his fellow travellers in Afrtea. the fol
lowing extract of q letter from him to his
friend at Goree, being the only asiaen'is
information received since he reached the
river Niger, wilino doobtprovs acceptable
to those who feel All interest in the fate Of
that enserprising man:
g Sansandiing, Bamboura,
ssNovember 10, 1904.
"My dear r;e,.d.
eve lef. the Gambia il high health ard
spirits, and continued traveliisg with the
greatest and mostaatsering prospect of sue.
cess, till we had crossed the Falam river,
aud catered Minskoodo: hare. alas !! The
rainy season commenced, and The soldiers
were affected wisk fsyers. The fever had
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i Tally.
GERMANY.

Banks Of the Name, Aug. 80
The consideration If the Rhlae has oseA
positively ordered 10 pu, il motion ITS co.,
tingent troops Prussia has concluded 40
alliance with Hesse. Russia has one hun
drsd and fifty THOUSAND men on the lfol'
tiers o! Prussia.
PRUSSIA.
Berlin, September o.
His majesty will soon repair 10 the army n.y.
Whether 10 review them or be rsacy !o'
political cvenis, is not said.
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49, ~ =
IATE EST FOREIGN NEWS

Fran LoadIon papers 70 the 12th Of Ssptens-
Der. recesped a The efice Of the Phlla-
dslphla Regtsssr, By the ship Frotscf'sn,
capt. Terry, arri7ea at Nezo 4 ore, IN ~
days from LiOerpool-
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- -. y 49,
BY THIS BAYS NAIL.
NEW YORK, Novembsr3.

Latest Foyeqgn bs5e!!igcncc.
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MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1906.
FOR SALE.

Retuoesa Gs and fsvs,1 hundred acscs Of
good farming LIND,
aa Jefstlsa c94ay, FngiuiG, 5onr m.les t,oev
eoarSeaoqpn, ard one from tt. siver Sheaaa
ssab.
{ IN THIS traa are feveral good
- tpfings Of watsr beides a large itream
that paassneariy shIoagh rhe centre, on whleh
IS ieatcd Two merchant mills and one or two law
mds within bait mile OF The land. The pro.
portion OF wood land is about one fourth or
perhaps more. The Improvements are,a dwell
log houfe with three rooms, with fire place in
each A kitchen, fmeke houfe, fade, and seye--
raj other our hou!es. The terms are tvsnty
dollls per actc, and elIee hprafc! and thirty
d0iiars fc, apass OF tie improvements oar
tanrtii ready cath, and the balauce in bonls for
5 equal yearly payments, bSatins inssrea tteu,the
Gate # not puuctuaily Discharged, with fccnriy
By mortgage. Rohstdon and deed to be given
az the iisE payment.
Thomas Fairfax.
March "a @ ON
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March 3.
PUBL 10 Sale.

i'UBLE5 olILL.
By. virtue OF a deed OF trult made
by Jyr25 HeaA TO the .fahfcriher, for the pur.
pofs OF :ecurlps he payment Of g fun Of money
therein aaine,i, 10 Peter Sbt,ox viii expole to
iaie for calhl at the c fFse Houfe, in the town
OF Alexandria, on Tagaay The tstb day IF Mateb
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mo. ,544
Sale BY Auction.
On MONDAY.

TIE f7tb MART, III tIp'elaeS, ugh 5e.yaA al
4aafflo,', az ne .pf<n.tts, far, e sst, TIE
ntIt far qts,
that gefY valuable PROPERTY, belong.
ing 70 ghc eiSatc o! the late asoiaham Van b.
her, Efq. called P.iR.aLlss 8. ct,a.S;lli.s about
geo acrss. and iaciudine The d@e ling hcafe end
improvements, raluab,c Mill aad ia appusts.
Ea'icei shewhpir in good order.
lbc ssoys properly is asps.ed about ore mile
from Tie turnpike gaze On the \ ok soaJ, ana
%''l kcsfsid III lets 10 !Hit ,pasch&fc,a.
maAflitesa eteait VII he s,ye., IN cdnfidcta
b'ei.:al! q tins psopet1, VIII b NAY ii ary time
be viewed ta Application to Mr.. h;lleitb, On
slc p:eii,ifss.
ANDREW VAN HiBEER
WASHINGTON VAN BlBBER,
Tyxfsxs.
Bit: fsb. 4, -eotrsM a,,7Ma
aEuIuaAe 10 z S 1or SUE.
~ v!rtee Of a e-rj Of ssutt e 3rn 7s3slLra WAN.
To&,ta tbc sd;as i5es, iof he prspsIe 81 tsen.
ring 20: payaiens Ct certain fem, therein men.
,ihned, will be eH2oied TO public tas, on the
p.cmiles, a, e!:teh O'Clock, a, NJ. on Sts.
TUReAE, shS sch day Of April next, iof
GAB-
s Lots, Handsomely Gtastcd, con-
,iguous to the town of Alex snd,ia, containing ,
between FIVE and fix acres each; scing PAT, d
the tract 1z,eiy known by the naise OF "sStamt.
HIP and inthe fubdivlfon of fait ,ra&f as iasd
Of by Col. Gilpin, aifipeufhed By The .num.
beis rs, ig, 20, Is, Is, IS. To 'iuch as have
not already fuPpl'ed ttemelves wirh'e.isib'e Gta-
ations in the neighbofbood, thefe Lots preteps all
objea worthy OF atteasion, aud to asccpinodase
Purehal:r' they vii! be ict up iepara,ely. For
more particular information iefpeaing this pro-
psrsy, application may be made to Col. Gilpin,
Or to the fublc..bcr, wLo Is fdrpified with
connsacd'pl of thefc and the adjoining Lota,
fomc ct shsch al. in a agh itaie Of improve.
merit.
John MIver.
Mnfch s.. zaw5thAp-