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Lifi tie trHe frsef Of men,
we have no doubt MIR. F. may lean on his own fart;
fnde to inpport him sand we hope his fortude will
lind a faf in the public Eberality.
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Aniereltal'n.

FROM THE MONTHLY ANTHOLOGY.
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SEVENTY SIXTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

FINcKENsTEIN, May 90.
A fine copper-bottomed corvette, mounting
% guns and 30 Englilhmen, loaded with pow
der and ball, prefented herfelfin the river, def
tined for DantZic, coming abreaf of our works.
She was ahailed by brils dilcharge of muf-
kerry, from each fhore, which obliged her to
bring to. A picquet from the Parilian regi.
ment, jumped on board, and made them pr.
foners-Amongt many others, an Aid de. Camp
of Gen. Kalkruth, who was on his return from
the Ruffian Camp, feveral Englifh officers, &c.
&c. This corvette proves to be the lie Sans
Peur.--Befdes the 100 Engliflimen, there were
90 Ruffians on board of her.
The lois of the enemy at the battle Of WEIGH
eImunde, on the 5th, was greater than at fri
fuppofed. a column of Ruffians, marching A.
long ihore, were bayoneted-l9oo Rulian
corpse have been buried
On the 9Th, divifon of RufIians, command
ed by gen. Turkow, on their,route from Brock
to the Bug on Pultuik, in order TO aiiin the new,
works which had been ordered for the purnoCe
Of rendering more formidable the tete du pont,
and which were defended by fix battalions of
Bavarians, commanded by the Prince ROYAL of
Bavaria, attacked at four different times, faid
corps, in all of which they have been overthrown
BY the Bavarians, and langraged (mitralle) by
the batteries of the different works. Martial
NdHe"d reports INC lois Oh inc enemy to cOHiiit
of 900 killed, and double that number wound.
ed.-What renders this affair more remarkable,
is that the Bavarians had lefs than 1000 meH.
The Prince Royal has beloved much praife on
the Baron Of Wredeu, Bavaran officer of diC.
tingulhed merit. The lofs OF the Bayarian,
have been killed, and so wounded.
There is as much want of fenle in the attacl
on the works of Gen. Lemarrois, on the 18th
and of thoie on PultufS, the 9th, as exfed II
the conitru6tion of number OF RATS in the bay
about Fix weeks ago, and which cof the enesn,
near that time to complete--they were burn
IN two hours. The fucceiiive attacks made Of
the above mentioned works, well entrenchc,
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Purfuant to fevera deeds of tru executed to us at
different periods by FleHming Cayec, to feeure
monies due John Gillian 81 Co. Ben. Parker, John
Lakeland q Co. and Henry ID. Enoe--we ihalI
proceed TO fell, at Cumberland Court-Hoxle, on
Monday 24th Augua next, being court day. for
the mott that can be obtained in ready money,
TeNHE TRACT OF LAND, on which Cayce re-
L iides, lying about miles above Cumberland
Court-iionfe, divided by the main road. This
Land contains about 200 acres, the buildings are uf
cent fer the reception of two families and is nfe
ror to no country ftration for an enterprizing me-
chanick-a Negro woman Nancy and her Children,
Ann, Harriet and Sally, with their nereafe fnee the
execution of the deeds. ALTO, Negro Man Step
ney, valuable blacksmith or as much of the afore
named property may efe the Purpoies of the ref
Peetive deeds.
JESSE N1ICHAUX,7 Sp,Oioiae
BERNARD SIMS, I,gRrt5.
Cumberland, July 81. tdC
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July H..

By viyfnr Of DEED Of Tiuf, executed to US BY Mr..
Wiliam SiPzritb, for tie Psr8glt Of Jeewing TIE pay
menfofa eeyfaalAm Of money, therein mentioae5--7oe
Fail, Monday br 24tb effbe egjaing month"; be-
fzyeen the b0Hrs Of three and * o'clock, proceed
to lsH, at tbf Eagle 7aVtrn, in tie City Of RID
7To"d, 70 h5s bigL5f biddt, far ready MONEY,
y MAT valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying in
y the county Of Cumberland, called MILL
MOUNT, containing feven hundred acres; the fame
having been conveyed to the iaid William Skpwi,h,
by Col. Henry Skipwith,
We hal likewle, ihould the above mentioned
Land not produce the neceiary FUN, proceed in like
manner to fell one other TRACT of LAND, in the
county of Amelia, containing hundred and thr-
~ acres, together with GriG-Mill thereon. The
iad Land and Mill having ALTO been conveyed to the
iaid VIM. Skipwith by the faid Col. Henry Skpwith.
JOSEPH SCOTT
w. WARDLAW,S 1'Js"'
July "a. tdf
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and Imported by excellent batteries. have not
only proved abortive, but have coft the enemy
comfortable lofies, without any profpect OF
fuccefs. "a
1t would appear that thefe operations have
IN view the drawing the attention of the French
army TO its right fide (; but its petition is rea-
Toned on all the grounds, in all the hypothesis,
as well defeniive as offenfive, that could offer.
In the mean time the ntereiting fiege of Dant-
ZIck advances--the enemy will experience a
decided lofs, in lofRg this important place and
the 10000 men that are enciofcd in it.
a mine has played on the Bockhaufen & has
blown up the fame. The covered way has
been opened by four prime matches. The de-
icent of the ditch has been executed
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PARIS Mn 10

The trarG4tion of the fy,r,i of Great Frederick
and the other trophies conquered from Prufa, was
performed yefterday, at tho temple Of the iuvllids
with the greate(t folemnity. This military oere1no-
ny, the object of which was explained by MIR Fon
tanes in ipeech full Of eoquence anG taerts, is IN
deed circunnanoe worthy Of the high, cosiiiera-
ton Of morality and politics, and did any e.
vent appear TO better calculated fix this mo-
ment the meditation of the enemies of France Tf
the Cabinet of ST. Jamess, for example, is fuicept-
BILE Of any remsrfe, it mutt be nrucb with alright at
the fight of this monument Of our triumThs and of
the annihilaton Of the Pruiian Monarchy Tie
powers of the continent have for theie 8 years paG,
made war Tor the profit ana cauie OF England they
have all been Iccelyely vanquifhed deirsyed for
her; and thofe who have hitherto efcaped the ruin
which attends her alliance! have owed their preerva-
ton foley to the moderation &; generoiity Of France
who has revenged herlelf on them after having van
quiihed thes1, only BY augmerting their power and
allocia;ng them to her victories. 1a0 year the En-
Peror Napoleon dictated at Vienna the 'sca,y which
aved Auria from the yoke of Bri:ih influence This
year he has conquered the whole Pru'Ian monarchy
in Sighting the coalition which England has again tx
cited it is time ak the cabinet Of ST. lanes whe-
ther it will az length grow tired Of denroyin9
the States Of Europe, for the interens of is mad
ambition; and how long it will Gud mouarcbes to-
iacrifce to its hatred aganR France Let it, howe
yer, think that there bounds in politics as well
as in morality, which traulgrefs with I'M
punity The illufions Of its credit are difIipated-
there is not at this day ngs foveregn but un Ter
ands that the interel of England are not thofe of
the ContiRent, and 100000 men are ready to auni-
hlate the lat ally he has remaining in the world
This done, her deHrutlion is inevitable: let her esl-
culate the time that remains to her extingui the
conaagration fhe has fpread.
| Mr. de Fontanes, PRECEDENT Of the Lelinstive
Body, appeared at the Tribune and delivered
the following Speech;
MonJeigaenr,
Never was there more noble fete riven
by victory and never did fortune off At The
fame time more memorable example of her
cataItrophes and her ipors. O vInuy Of hui
man judgments o mort and f7llacious oror-
perlties All the voices Of rcnown celebrated
for fifty years the glory Of the PruGiau monar-
chy. The tactics Of its army, the fsvirg Of it's
treafury, and the wiidom of its govetnrr srt
were given as model TO aU the fates. The
sth century was proud Of reckoning the noa.
luxurious OF kings among the pupils Of lie phi
loiopby Twenty years have hardly elalis-.
~
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TRANSLATED FOR THE TIMES.
SEVENTY-FlFTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
FfNcKENsTEIN, May 10, 1907

FfNcKENsTEIN, May 10, 1907.
The following are new details Of the events
Of the 15t5 inf Martial Lefebyre makes par.
ucular mention of Gen. Schramm, to whom
he attributes in great meaftire the fucceGs of
the engagement at Weichfelmunde. On the
9Th, Gen. Schranim was in battle from two
O'Clock in the morning, covered by redoubta,
which were contributed oppofte to the fort of
Weichielmunde. He had the Poles on his left,
the Saxons in the centre, the fecond regiment
OF light infantry on his right, and the regiment
Of Pdrisin referve. The Ruf1ian Iieutensnt.ge-
neral BameBiky, came out Of the fort at day.
break, and after two hours fighting, the arri-
val of the twelfth regiment Of light infantry.
which Martial Lefebvre difpa,ched from The
left bank, and of a Saxon battalion, decided
the affair. Ofthe brigade of Oudinot, fnge
battalion could be employed. Our lofs was We.
| ~ uncomfortable PoliNb colonel, M. Paris.
was killed. The Iofs of the enemy was greater
than 1t was at frt conceived more than aoo
dead RuhaBs have been inferred, and the whole
nis of the euemy cannot be eilimated at lief:
than $500 men.
| AT preisnt he makes no movement, but ap
pears very cautious snd fly behind the euclofur,
Of his torti6catioDs,
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PHILADELPHIA, Iuly GO.

Yefterday arrived, flip Amelia, Capt. Mat
thews, from London. which he left the goth
May, and the Downs the Sd of June, and fur
n'ihes us with Canterbury paper of the Cd of
June from which we have only tir,e and room
tor the following extracts, which are the chief
II contains, except long account of ~ niur-
reeton OF Tome of the foreign troops at Malta,
which they 70 far effected as to blow up ma
gaZine of 500 barrels of powder, before they
were quelled, when e5 of them were taken and
executed. 1t does not appear by the paper or
by verbal accounts, that any material action
had taken place between the Ruflians and
French. True dwer;cou.
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TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY

III.
In purluance OF Deed Of TruG, from David Rofs
Fig. bearing date on the 5th day of July, 1906
andTecorded in the general COURT in order TO raife
the lam OF 57,76S 25-1oO dolls. and ntereit due
on Sundry bonds, to Cranberry and Hancock and
to Litseton Waller farewell, and further fun OF
10000 dolls, ard upwards, with intereit due alto On
iundry bonds, to the fad Cranberry and Hancock
end the charges and expences of fale:
HOSE well known MILLS with the appur,e.
Il names in the city of Richmond, called the Co.
lumbar Mills. Two undivided third parts of the
Deep Kun Coal pits, in the county of Henrico, con-
tanning about 1850 acres more or leis. Two undiyi-
ded third parts of the Falling Creek Coal Pits in the
county OF Cheherfeld, containing about one hundred
acres Two undivided third parts of the Dever Coal
Lands IN the county OF Geochland, containing about
ninety acres which three feveral tracts of Coal Land
were held in parnerhip between the fad David Rof,
and James Curre, decd ALTO all that traa or parcel
OF Land in the county of Cooehland, known by the
name OF Goochlanj court-houfe, containing about
htteen hundred acres or lefs; ALTO twelve hum
dred acres Of Land in Goochland county, called How
ards Neck before pledged to Galego and Clifton for
debt due TO them and feeured by deed of trui bear
ing date on the 9th day of May, 1906, and recor-
ded in the general court.
The Columbian Mills & appurtenances, are fubiea
to ground rent to Samuel Overton and the laid
Mills and the two tracts of Coal Land fir(t mention
ed, pledged for the ecur,y of undry fums of mo-
ney, due to Mrs. Frances Tabb and VIM B. Giles, ad g.
miniirator of John Tabb, deceafed-a large proper
ton of which, is ated by the Gaid Rols to have been
paid * oth2r efa.es pledged for the balance. For
further information on this fubed perions inclined to
purchae, referred the faid Rofs or it may be
obtaned on application to the fubfcribers.
The greater part OF the debt due to p Giblon. and
fecured by deed of truft above mentioned BEARING
date the 24th day of May, 1906, has been paid there
being now a balance due him of only 1854 dis 75-loo
with ione arrears of intereR; particular Ra,ement
of which will be exhibited on the day of fale
The iales will take place at the Eagle-ravern, on
Tueiday the 18th day of September next.
E. w. ROOTES,
WILSON ALLEN, 1'EHFf''
July IL. tdf.
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July II.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, TOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALE.
BY virtue of deed Of truG executed TO us by Mofe,
Davis, for the Purpofe of fecuring the paymen,
OF "a certain fun Of money, therein mentioned ard
interef, due to John and Edward Cunningham.
and the COTS Of carrying Gaid tr.n into eGea, we
will,on Tneiday, 18th AuguR, between the hours
of eleven and o'clock, proceed to fell, at the
Eagle. Tavern, in the city of Richmond to the
highfit bidder, for ready money, the following
property; being the refdue unfold under our FOR
mer Advertisement, and which was ponponed bv
content Of parties, viz
No n LOT or GROUND. living on the
n'sin-hreet, near the Court. Houfe raid
10 contain G. ieet in 'front.' and running backward on
The erois Greet 80 feet, with three tory Dwelling
Houie thereon, and the neeeary out-houles, all in
good repair
No p a LOT OF GROUNN, az Rockers.
containing abow one acre, with fome houfes thereon
This Lot may be divided and improved to great adj
vantage.
No 8. The urevrired term n % years Of a IeaCe
on LOT OF GROUND with feveral teren,en,,
thereon lying on the main rect near Samuel Eroe',
1tone hnul' containing 90 feetn front, and running
20 the baek.itreet. particular defcrip,ion Of
the property, will he given at the time of fale.
JOHN G. SMITH,
July 81. ,df
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NEAL NELSON.

BOOT 81 SHOE MANUFACTURER,
HaTing returned fTO,u he expedition to Porlraatb,
n RESPECTFULLY informs fuch Of his cnnomers
~ as had given him orders previous to his going
away that iueh orders will now be punapaiy at
tended to- gentlemen deirous Of becoming eiRo-
niers, are aured that MS work fall be equal to any
Nm
N. 8. | have large afIortment OF BOOTS, &c. on
hand: alto, calf-fkin BOOT LEGS, sc. for fae.
July 81. ep4t.
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LIKENEssEs TAKEN s. ENGRAVED,

FiE Sobfcriber begs leave to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of the City of Richmond, that
he takes and eng-aves LIKENESSES in lyle never
introduced before, in this country he respectfully
ioc'ts !rotbe inhabitants of this place. the fame ia
vor and patronaee he has met with in the argeR c-
ties of the U. States, where he has taken great
number of Likenei1es, copies of which may be feeh
at ms lodgings in Mrs. Harris's Houle nearly oppo-
lite the Cutom- Houfe.
The fubfcriber in order difappoint ,hofe who
might have deiire to fet for their lkeneHes, begs
leave to ugge that his ay in this place will he ihors
ST. MEMIN.
July II. IT,
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VIRGINIA., TO NIT

VIRGINIA., TO NIT:
dta CLaHeny Djfri7 Court, held in tie Ctv of VII
iagG1,g, the 29,dday If hprH. 1907
Robert Edwsrds, and Priicia his Wife, Pitts.
agdiHf
James Ewell and Ann Robertfon, execu- Mt.
tors Of Andrew Ro5rrtfon, De"''
TIME defendan, James Ewel not having enter
a ed his appearance and given fecurty according
TO the act of hemby and the rules of this court and
1t appearing the that he is not an inhabtant
OF this country, the motion of the pits. by their
council; His oydyed, that the fad defendant do APP
pear here on the fourth day Of October term next,
ard nntwer the bill OF the pits and that copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in fome newGparer
OF the City Of Richmond for months fucoelIive.
ly, and pofed the front door Of the former Capitol
in this City.
Copy. TeGe,
ANT"Y ROBINSON, c. c.
July II. epom.
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Europe.
CHARLESTON, July 2..
July "a.

To The politenefs of capt. Calender, of the
hip Portland. we are indebted for regular files
OF the Paris Moni;eur to the soth May. Thefe
turniih two additional Bulletins, the Ian of
which is dated at Finckenfein, goth May, at
which time it will be obferved, no event of i'm
portance had occurred.
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CO r ", 20 K K, Sc.

Il ABOUT 4Oo BARRELS
L LINT CORN, weighing So and 50 ID. per buhel
30 barrels prime New-York Pork,
20 barrels liver OH,
20 kegs IF American CuNPowpER,
BoLTING CLorH, GermaRSrEEL & GR1Np-SroNrs
WH6 general eGo,tmeat of
HARDWARE and lRoNMoNGERY-Far Iak BY
BREAM e TOILET.
July II. epIm.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sALE,BY
F1TZ WHYLSONN g POTTER,
Prize 25 Cent,

- Il Treafi.e on he Mature AMI SuI;re7s of
CHRISTIAN BAPTISM.
LIKEWISE edition Of the AMERICAN
IL PRECEPlORssand general affortment of-o.
ther Seboci Booky. which will be fold cheap.
They have alto MuGc and Muiical in(}rumen,s.
Paper Hangings, Patent Razors and Pen Knives,
Ladies and Gentemen's Pocket Books, and frefh
fupply of Fools. Cap and Poft Paper.
July 81, epsv.
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NOTICE.

TBatby viy.as eFS DEED Of Trnf, executed BY JuAa B.
Wi"7 70 and duty Proved and admitted record in
bedjfri7 court holden in tbs fityj J0Non ILU,c
DAY tie 6t6 day Of TIE egfizg month, expes to k BY
public aaS7ar, ppaa I'd. bye.rjt5 fer ready money,
4 Z NE half acre LOT No COS, oppoiite to the re-
Y y fdence of the Revd. VIM. Dawion in ,hi. CITY:
There is upon the faid Lot, an excellent Kiln of
Bricks, and which nearly burnt containing as is
fuPpofed Leaf, $4,000, and which will be dfpo
fed OF with the Lot aPpertiuant thereto, or 70
much thereof, may be necefary to raile the fun
of POOL. with the COTS and charges of executing This
trult.
SAML. McCRhW, .
VIM. MeKIM, 1'gF"'
Richmond, July II. tdr.
~ The former advertisements refpeGing the faIe
OF the above property being erroneous they will of
eourfe be difregarded.
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LONDON, June 2.

1t is reported that the fuhfidies required for
the preient campaign, by Pruf1ia and RuiIia,
amount to Seven Millions.
Private letters from Hamburger, under date
OF the e2d, tate that report had reached that
CITY OF very dreadful battle having taken place
between the Rufiians and French, in the neigh
oourhood of DantZic, in which the latter loft
$4,000, and the former remained matters of the
field. The fege of Dantzic was confequenly
RATED. Thefe letters add, that it was conf
IDENTIFY reported that the King Of Sweden has
not only refufed to ratify the arrhilice, but has
actually RECOMMENDED hoftilities.
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: District OF Columbia.

ishare5y gigea u al zrilom II
= Nay concern, That the Consul General
Portugal to the United States of America,
IS authorized the subscriber, to legalize all
apers that may be necessary for vessels
Pound from the ports ofthis district to any in
P0rtusal or Madeira,
!nose masters OF vessels who nasy omit
paving their bills ofshealth thus certified, will
e liable to undergo quarantine.
H IS requisite that any Article shipped for
account 81 q Portuguese subject. should be
aeciared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
y and the bills oflading lcggalized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
May Is. 4
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= :. q. -
AnvER T.1SEMENT.

TNHE Alexandria and Washington Road
l Committee, having received conl'l,a-
nication from Committee appointed on be-
half of the citizens of Washington, relative
to the New Road, particularly request meet
ing of the Citizens Of Alexandra, at Gads-
by's hotel, on Tuesday evening, July 9TH, to
take under consideration the said commune
cation, and to adopt measures for cooperating
with them in the accomplishment cflan object
highly important to the inhabitants ct this
town. IHE COMNll = II.
J,ily 9 #4ss ~
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Potomac Company.

hIDTICEiis hereby given that an annual
y meeting of the stockholders Of the Poto-
mac Company, will be held according to law
at the Onion Tavern in George TowlF on
"Wednesday the sddaysof August next wher.s
the proceedings of the board Of Directors,
with the Presidents accounts, receipts and dis
burse since the last generel meeting.will
be laid before them fer their consideration.
JOS CARLETo ON, President, 2. e ].
Pysorder.s
George Town. july Isl dt3OthJy.
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,Ige IoWn. july q, s
N q I 1 e g..

N OST ormislaid, asCertiicate for Twens
IL ty-hve Shares Of Stock Of lie Marine III Z
ssurapce Company Of Aidxandiia, dated May.
20, l79s--s9o 7oll, and 7osss---and issued
in the name Of lfar9 Coasses. application
wifi be made fo5ti,e President and Directors
of the aforesaid Company, tof a renewal Of
SAID Certificate, by the executors Of Richard
Conway, deceased.
July 3 d1w
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MONDAY, july s, 1907.
e x H bit 10 M.

an MONDAY the 9Th of July, j. Eos
~ TENS annual School Exhibition will be
held at the old Methodist meeting house, on
Fairfax street, accompanied with Vocal and
Instrumental Music.
f TT e E N B q Us
Will speak on different subjects, both mo-
rsl and entertaining, and eight or nine very
handsome anthems will be performed.
The EXHIBITION
Will commence at half past four o'clock in
the afternoon, precisely, and will be opened
by an Anthem-aEfer which an appropriate
Speech will be delivered by of the senior
scholars--then will follow Music and Speak
ing alternately till the close efthe Exhibition,
which will be wieA Music.
Lsaies and GentkAep>whs purpose to at
tend are particularly esired to come early,
so that Tiers may be nSlisturbance in time
Of performance, at the NcNnnencement of
which the doors will be elose&
Tickets OF admittance at IS cents, to be had
at the Academy, at Mr.. Robert Gray's, Mr..
Samuel Bryant'S, at the Westinghouse door
and a. the printing office.
None will be admitted without ticket.
B b7s The labor and expense the subscriber
has been al IN preparing and publishing for
his Exhibition, is deemed a sufficient excuse
for the small sum demanded for admittance,
and he Eaters himselc that those Ladies and
Gentlemen who attend will have. no cause to
reflect upon themselves either for loss of time
ga iol. the small sum expended.
Jonathan Foster.
July i. cost
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The Sublcriber has juR Received
And egsrs fer sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOZ
TIES, containing one gross each.
Seven bales COTTON, of superisr qua
lityfor retailing and
A few tierces fresh RICE.
O " III II ND,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PAl.E
ALE, in hhds.
Do. BEER, in barrels.
AND. rs USUAL,
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles, fuf M for home, or sxlaert eaa.
sunlfkon.
ALSG,
WHITE AND BROWN SOAP, old and
dry, and in nice order for retaiIing,or family
use.
WV. DUNLAP.
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a MILLER. who is master of
I 5 BUSINESS, to take care of a merck 1nt nil
= saen one good wages will be given
VI ene person who wants, pleass apply to
az J0seth Sasisa, AIsxaadria.
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f Marsb0Ds Sale.

gDY virtueiof a decree of the Hon. the Cir
ID cult Court of the district of Columbia,
for the county of Alexandra, in the case OF
Andrew RcintzeH, against Rudolph Martin,
will be sold, at the Coffee House, on the Goth
day Of July next, between the hours OF 2 and
2 O'Clock, to the highest bidder, for ready
money-Oac HOUSE and LOT, GU Duke
street, to the westward Of Alfred street the.
Lot extending on street d feet In front,
and ia depth SO feet TO. a % feet alley.
r. MOSS, D. M.
For D. C. BRENT, Marshal.
June "a. dts