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]'DA ran
In P"Jaanes 9a Died Of T,yf, bearing Aite hr l4b
day IF A&g4f, lSo6-kelzveca Aalrezc Lezri,, Of
TIE county IF Aloptgomyy, of tie I'M toyt. Yq1C,
Brr1n, Of tie City IF RtJmeaa, lElretani Of be
Jre01d put, and myfy @he tGtd part, Lfxfy A,,,
6sgNg e*Sired, fiom TIE i5b day IF Feb,pzry, 1907
LSaH ex@9s, or eage tobs expefS, to Eat, FIR rsedy
Nancy, at PCBLrc dUcTIow, at De Eagle Tavern
in he city Of Riebwoai -
ONE TRACT of LAND, in the county Of Ken
~ awha, called Lewis's Salt Rock, now upder
Ieafe to Abraham Trigg, and the patented land. in.
Guiding the fame, under the name of the SaG 5rras
Bottom and ALTO two TRACTS of LAND. in
the county Of B%ote;ourt, on Batk-ereek, which enp.
ties itielf into Roanoke river, containing abou, five
hundred acres, and purchafed by the iaid Andrew
Lewis, one from John Frsnus, and the other from
Abraham Pickelimore; on one of which, is a va.
liable GriG Mill and alto one half of the Conner
mine Tratt Of Land, in the county of MONTGOMERY.
on the wet fork Of the Little river, known Inv rho
name OF Shel,on's Cuppermine; and alto, one 1ra9
of Land, in the county OF Alternate, CONTAINING
about one hundred and thirty. five acres. f,rYnrr,vy
The property Of David Wade for the purfoc, If
rafting a fu.n of money, fulicisnt to difchara. and
pay to the f3id James Bream, the fun Of len, Dguc,uJ
AMI Gn}-niae &NIr5, and ninety tire cent?, with inter.
Ell from the laid 18th day Of February, fso7. and
all COTS and e~Spenfes attending the faid fale. DEEDS
will be made to the purobaGers in conformity with
the iaij deed Of trua. The lale will take place nm
the 18th day Of May, 1907.
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In p%urfuance ofa Decree in Chancery, made by the
Court of the United States, for the fifth circuit, in
the diariSt OF Virginia, at the November term, in
the year 1906, we fhall exPofe to Public Auction,
at the times and places hereinafter mentioned
HE TRACTS of LAND following: That is to
l fay, one tract, i'll the county of Powhatan, where
on William Ronald, now deceafed, lived, Containing
fifteen hundred acres, and allo one other tract in the
fame county Of Powhatan, containing for,y-four
acres, p~urehafed by the iaid William Ronald, from F.
Woodlon, at Powhatan Court-houfe, on the court
day thereof, in the month OF June, in the prefent wear.
1907, being the l7th day of tina, nj month and alto
two tract, n the county of Goochland, one on Peays
dam creek, containing nine hundred acres; and tbe
other called Little Hand containing ten acres. ar
Goochland court-houie, on the court day thereof. on
the 18Th day of June, 1907. The dover of the wi.
dow of the faid William Ronald, will be fri de.
du6ied, and the conditions, on which the faid land
are directed under the faid decree, Will appear therein
and will be communicated on the days Of fals. The
terms of payment will be as fo'lows-one fourth Of
the pureha:e money to be paid in cath, and the re-.
naming three fourths in three equal inRalo.cu,s of
fix, twelve and eighteen months credit. In all other
relpe3s the aforelaid decree will be puriued.
WIN. BERKELEY,)
JOSIAH ELLIS, SCou,rf.
VIM. MANN,
dbyH oS. .yr
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LII - y Il EO.
On TIE J1Noz0ing Poi Roads, eviN 6e rscei7eda.
THE General Psa-oNee liz N4MiHstsm. m..H
tie ~ day Of Jny rest, incInGve.
IN VIRGINIA.
2e2' From Randolph C. h. to Franklin, Va. once
in two weeks.
Leave Pendleton C. h. every other Thurfday at
o a Nj and arrive at Randolph oh. h. by IL A NJ,
Leave Randolph C. h. every other Thutl!ay -
P NJ, and arrive at Psndleton c. h. BY 6 p NJ.
2o3. From Price Edward h. by Hunters ta-
vcTn, I'll Lynchbur1 once a week.
Leave Prince Edward c. h. every saturd ~ ut &
a M'aEd arrive at Lynchbl re- on Sunday 0y IL,
Leave Lynchburg every Monday at 8 A NJ, and ar
rive at Prince Edward c. h. by G p NJ.
goa. From Lynchburg, by Campbell c.h. IN
isn's tor, Marylville, Graay's aore, S,ore's fo.e.
PI1tlyivania en-. and Beavers tavern, to Ia w +.
once in two weeks.
Leave Lynchburg every other Monday at 6 NJ.
and arrive ar Danville Oh WednefdA, by 6 = M
Leave Danviiie every other 1harilay at 6 a M,
a"o arrive at Luxembourg on Saturday by 6 P NJ.
NOTES.
l. The Pol-maRer General may expedite the
mails, and alter the times of arrival and departure al
any time during the continuance of the contracts, he
inPu'a;ing an adequate eompenfAtion tor any extra
exPenie that may be occaiioned t.ereby.
2. Fifteen minutes fhall be allowed for oosnina
and ciohhg tie niaiis at all Office. where no pa,ticn.
lr time is f~Peciied.
3. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
aceiisnts e%xcePted) in arriving after the t meyre-
icrioed IN any CONTRACT, the centr?lor IhaI! fort. i.
one dollar; and if the delay continu., uni. the de.
P4rtuTe OF any depending mail, whereby the mails
defined Tor each depending n AL ioGe a trip, a. ad-
dItIenal forfeiture of five dollars fall he Incurred.
4, Newipapers, as we'll IS letters, to be fent in n.
mail; and If any perion making p%ropofals, deGrest Z,
carry newspapers, other than tnOie convened in m.
mail toT his own emolument ne niuit Rate n hi. nro-
?o!ais FOR what fun he will carry with re enoi,.
ment, and for what FUN withcu. that emolumsnr.
5. Sho0'd any perfon making p7opofa deGre a,
alteration oil the times of arrival and departure abcy.
i%pecihed, lac mutt liate in his ~propofals ,he alteration
d-!iFed' and tie difference they will make il The
terms of the Contract.
6. PeFfons making %propofols are d,ired 10 fa,e
their prices by the year. 1hofe who CONTRACT will
receive their pay quarterly, in the months of Aug N.
November, February and May, in one mcnth a;ef
the expiration of each quarter.
7. No other than a iGee white perfon lhall be mn
Ployed 10 convey the mail.
q. Where the ProPoier intends to convey the mail
in the body of a Rage carriage, he is delred to fate
it i'll his p~ropoGals.
9. The Pot-ma1er General rererves to hirrelf ,he
right OF declaring any CONTRACT at an end, vhent yer
three failures happen, which amount to the IoG of 4
trip each.
10. The contracts for the above routes are TO he
in operation on the FRA Gay Of Odober next, and are
TO continue IN force for two years, excepting the routes
numbered 2o2 to 90. which are to eontitu. ia far .
two years and an bali.
GIDEON CIR NJ
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@a!sa at dutlion.

N%JoH on he p-err1fs, BY fbtG5erB,,, or Rre&
n9aay he 2ob Of My nert at ILeeoek, q,
a convenient two Gory BRICK HOUSE, on
L A SheckG Hill, near the lots of Mr.. Robert Cor
don, together with a half acre LOT, very well en-
eloied, and on which Lot, there is a we'll OF fine wa
ter. Terms of fale, 6, l. and Is months, for APP
proved endorfed negotiable notes, aud a deed u.
trult on the property, TO iscure the pun2ual payment
Of the fame.
PROSSER 81 MONCURE,
Vendae- AnRerIt
Ts-H IS. td, r
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FOR SALE,
90 Hhds Northern Rum,
20 Tierecs prime Green Coffee,
20 Hhds Loaf & Lump Sugar,
Is Hhds Brown ditto,
20 Boxes Of Cotton & Wool Cards,
% Boxes Chocolate,
10 Kegs Of Ralius,
Is. Crates Ncw-Yorl Stone Ware,
5 Bales India Cottuns & Checks,
3 Pipes Holland Gin,
. Pipes CoEoile Brandy,
1000 Pair Mems Gne * eoarle Shoes,
500 pr Ladies Morocco Slippers,
500 pr do. Leather do.
500 pr Ladies Kid do.
so Calls of Stone Lime,
20 Boxes Brown Soap,
sion Sweed's Iron,
Cut Nails, Pepper, Paper, &c. &c.
Terms liberal.
HENRY HOVEY,
Apr! %. ep4w.
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GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE.

1t is with the pureft pIeafure, that we lay the
following communication before the pub
lic.--Renarks on this intereting fubitd
hereafter. In the mean time, it is proper to
obierve, that Norfolk, Portfmouth, and Pc
teribnrg, are already purifying meaiures for
the accomplishment of this delightful object.
1T a meeting IF tie Chizens Of WiAiameuyg, and Stu
dents Of William and Mary College, at tie RaLoigL
7avern, far tie Pa.Pgf Of waking ar,aagements, ia,
the ett6ratisa of the 1871 Of May tie Ee0aa caN1H-
MARI ANNVERSaRr Of the Lodgemenf Of our JO,sE-
h1+a at JANA Iozvn, Samuel Tyler zUas APPOINTED
Chairman, and RO5yt AmdyJ5n Secretary.
Ry0iVed, That this meeting be adjourned until to-
morrow evening, four o o'clock, aud that the Right Re-
verend James Madiion, and MeiIrs. Girardin, Cabei
ard Reunion, be appointed a committee, to draf, re.
folutions, appropriate TO the location, to be iubmitted
TO the meeting.
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RnTan5 g F,encb.-The accounts Of thefe
two eaemies are 20 various aud inconffent
with each other, that it is Imponiblc TO anfwer
the ~qnefion frequently propofed Which of
them is yiGloricr- ?--The laa Ruiian accounts
nate that the French were about IL e~vacuate
Wdrfaw and concentrate themfelves aroand
Thorn. The lat French Bulletins repreient
the Rullians as beaten IN every point.--From
accounts 10 various, it is absolutely impoiiible
TO extract the pure trn.b.
Tue prubAo,,ity icems to be, that the French
have not met with their uE.ai good fortune ;
nor the Rufians with their ulual bad. The
French have not TO completely routed the
Runians: nor have the RuGians been as much
beaten as ufual.-It is to this, that we attribute
much of the triumph affected by the Ruhiln
generals and court.
The letter Of The Pu(ian officer, after the
battle of Eylau, if authentic, wears an air Of
great impartia,ity & Il diierts that tho the Ruff
fans had re!reaied after the battle ; they had
not been conquered.
The Ffcu.h Bulletins themfelves c%onfefs,
that the relnlt was not equal To their eebedafi-
onJ.--But the mott Gfiking iliutration, OF all is,
the letter wr ten by "the Prince OF Neutcha-
tel" OBerlh,er) 10 her Ridjeay, from Ciofs-
Glaudeau on the 9TH February, and publithcd
in the Paris moniteur, on The GA He fays.
W tomorrow we Walt pe III kO0lnglDcrE."
But 70 far from the French being there on The
9Th, that it was on that and the day after, they
had TO fight the murdgrous battle of Eylau.
The French not havirg met with th.ir ufull
good 70, tame of completely routing The enemy,
IRE fuppoied therefore to have been routed
themfslyes; aud the Rulian-, becaufr they
could continue TO make face aga,na the enc
have reprefeuted themlelves victorious.
JUDGED it mut be corieaed that it they CONT
nue. To improve in The fame proportion, as they
have lately done. they may eve iODg have more
ubRautial victories 10 boat of.
1t muR alio be cenfcIed, that if the Runiaus
GiAl continue 10 avoid a fgnal defeat, it will
operate comfortably in their favour. They
ire nearer TO their own countres than the
French are 10 theirs ard of coufie they can
much CeoHer recruit their exhauted columns a
eIeamhsnee, at ail ZINES of great Importance,
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GIDEON
General Pen Office, HaGmsfO1(
CITY. Ndre6 81, 1907. Iawt1nI.

VALUABLE PROPER SALE.
Puriuant to a d cree Of the Superior Court of CT Ne
Gerry, for tn. Richmond D,Rriet, in a fut depe. d.
ing in that Court, between John Pierce, fnrviv-
ing truilee of Samuel B ale, dsceared, Plaintiff.
and William Moiely, Defendant, will be expofed
to Iale, OIL the Premires, for ready money, on the
hrit Monday in June rext, it being the G.a day Of
the faid month OF June -
n Certain TRACT or parcel OF LAND, 1y;nr
= and being i'll Halifax c, UNITY, in the Rate OF
virginia, upon Stanton river, containing, by eajms-
ton, ieven hundred and twenty five acres, he tho
lame more or les. This 1'ra9 Of Land, was fold bv
samuel Beale, on the sh cay cf Ju'y, 179,, to the
''rd William Moiely, and by faiJ William MoleIy,
was conveyed by ioden;ure of mortgage, bearing
date the cd day OF June 1895, to Robert Andrews
ana John Pierce, acting tru0ees Of Samuel Beale,
then deeeaied, to iecufe the fums in the faid indsn-
ture l%peelhed, which indcnture is duly recorded a.
mopgt the records Of the Court of the faid county Of
HALIFAX. At the fame time and place, will be fold.
Tor cath, iueh of the negroes (allo included in nid
moftgage) as can then be produced. The hle viii
be made puriuant to fad DECREE, to raife the balance
due on the mortgage the COTS Of iuit nd the expen.
es attending the execution Of faid deer se.
HENRY L. COLEMAN,1
ROBERT CAMPBELL, C9n,sriM.
ISAAC X. COLES, eners.
JAMES EASTMAN,
ZfrI2s. t1L.
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DELEGATES RETURNED TO sERvEINTEE
ENSUING GENERAL

Cal'fsfer-John Roberts, George Strother.
CIyr@n Ciy-Johu Chrittiau, Cornelius Egmon.
Ns-"Arehibald Richie, Taliaierro Hunter.
N0Tf6aAr6erland-sJohn Crawley. VIM. Ball.
NFz0-ReMt-Robert Chrilian, John d. Watkins.
Rifs9H'nd Cennty-Vincent ReGn.an, ~Fauntieroy
Brockenbrough.
NsW l2EnsEEs.
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S...rs Gr ault.cn.

WGN be field, evitkout refrve, at The odFee oftb,
N.S<eri6erJ, on WEDNESDAT6i6 .Eoy,
4 NEGRO WOMAN, who can cook, waih and
"A iron, and underaands houce bu!ineis. Term,
will be made known at the time of f4le.
Darmyaatt, Fgger g Saiebtu, Aue'rs.
A3rH %. tdr
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-AaoNS TREM SRF-
s~uperGne Cloths. leey-s,
DO. hsrieynter-s, Eiesan, Leno Wells,
EngIih asd India Nam Extra long and mort Kid
; 3 keens, Gloves.
ir.th Linens and Long Ladies Kid & Morocco
I Lawrs, Shoes.
Book Mullins, Silk and Cotton Cham.
Pia'n x workd Leno's, brays, go,
Qaeens fancy do. Bandanua and NADIA,
Long Sbawis work'd, hkf..
Silk < Cotton Hsfery, tG-4 Canbrick and LIMO
Grapes alorted, Shawls,
Ginshann and Caticoes, \ German Linen,
FURNITURE Go. India Mullins,
NiArieiiies & India D. Furniture, fringes ard
mity' Cords,
Dinity & Canbrick do. A few pair handfome S.
Cambriek Mullins, Boots.
Silk Gloves and Lsc'J4
Inc upper part of his houfe, is, as vet, unoecupisd
and may be had by immediate application, on mode
rate terms.
-fprH 90. e
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STRING GOODS.
u

. AT \ SIGN OF rHE LcuCs, :
IL As JIM received j general ahartmeIt ofGoODs
IL iu'table tor IN. ieAton. 81. o. " h.es he will f,,,
a, TIE mott reIueei prices fer cain or couatly pros
duce -
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N correspondent from william bure fuggeh,,
that the literati concerned in this grand National Ju-
bhee " have iorgottea the philofnphie change
wrought spun time" rhe rew a,le has been M
~sr"duecd iiIce ;fe 18th of MAY, "xhe day when any
thing like a sernan.nt Ell ablfnment was c.Feeled," <
that the 2i,h int.ead ct the 18Th Vt May IS the real
Anniversary.
dnother correspondent from the fame place, whofe
communication, are always valuable, has anticipated
this Objection. We han give his own ideas in his
own language, though neither of them were deGgn-
ed for publication " 1t has nor sfcaped us, that it
was on the 18th May iGo7 (old Ryle9 ,hst the e
vent took place, and OF courle that the real day
would he the Oath May, 1907 (new hy,e9 The
y. 5. va. adopted in England, Sept. 8, 1852, and
that day was thereby made Sept. I4th. SO that there
ia difference Of III days. The G,eech Of Lord
Cheiteriieid on that occa!ion, is Nil remembered.
1t Is needles to enter INFO the details relative TO
that alteration. My only object is 20 anticipate 4
charge OF ignorance of chronology, which may be
proper not to mention any thing of this, becaufe the
trial of A. Burr, which, ! believe, is to come on the
22d May, would probably interfere with The iol.m-
nifty, If celebrated on The 24th.
" Stith's hilory was printed in l747 OF courfe
the dates are according to old hyle and the landing
OF James town is dated there May 18th. l6o7.--
Modern hoitorians hould have reaiiied this"
What Effect will the change in the BritiN M
MY produce upou sur relations with Great.
Britain
Con:raGforal EeRion.- Majority for MIR.
Garnet, arer the Efex election I2l.--Ths
vote of King. William, yeftcrday determined
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ConcrsDFo.al EeaiOn.- Majority for MIR.
Garne,t, ar,er the Efex election l2l.--Ths
vote of King. William, yeNcrday determined
the election.
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What Effect willthe change in the ByitiG Nj.
nbEy produce upou sur relations with Great
Britain ?
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS.
F o X c A X r YIN @
Mails

UNITED STATES,
On the GAozOing Poi Roa4s, 1viN 6e ysceizsaa.
the General PeR-0Dee liz N4Abst,u. u..a
tie W day Of Juy rest, insIxGve.
IN VIRGINIA
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District Of Columbia.

AOTICE is hereby gipeu to al syhom &.
IN may concern, That the Consul General
Of Portugal to the United States OF America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legaize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports of this district to any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters os vessels who May omit
having theirsbills of health thus certified, Will
be liable to undergo quarantine.
It is requisite that any article shipped for
account of q Portuguese subject, should be
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
y and the bills oflading legalized as above
Lewis Deblois.
May 16. d
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W II NJ Ed.

A MILLER who is master Of
his business, to take care of a me1eLant MILL
30 such a one good wages will be given
For the persori who wants, please apply to
asl;-.ysr IN srli:h AieSzadyis.
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s
lust RECEIVED, .
And now landing from ON board the brig Mary,
Capt. Hall, from Boston, at Lawrason and
/ Fowle's wharf, and for sale by
L0avrasos and Fowle,
SO tons plaster Paris; 200 casks lime
$, boxes mould candles so do. soap
s casks spermaeaeti oil.y
IN STORE,
$50 boxes mould candles; so DO. dlpd 90.
40 do. soap 60 do. chocolate
SO barrels N. E. rum
s chests imperial, FRESH
IS do. young Tyson TE ~
$ hhds. Mus. sugar; 5. barrels DO. do.
40 do. HAVANA white and brown sugar
100 boxes Nova-Seotia Herrings
go do. goldfish; IS barrels fall mackassl
so casks raisins J. ~.
8 bales Beerboon gurrahs.
AND ,Sa ~ Il. Vi.
60 quarter casks Bellona ganpovdep.
June 20.
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THURSDAY Jury 3. i 8o7.
yalezsndef. Harrison hath,

sdte1snaer Harrison hath
wv by his petition in writing, applied to
5.he honorable Nicholas Fiitzhugh. one Of the
assistant Judges Of the circuit court OF the
District OF Columbia, TO be admitted y the
benefit of. tire, act of congress, for the reilef
|of insolvent debtors within the district atore-
said, and has stated therein that he IS IN actual
confinement in the jail bounds Of Alexandra
county at the suit of John Snyder, & being me-
Die to discharge the said claim with othcrsssss-
gainst him, has offered to deliver ZIP tot the usect
his creditors, all his property, real, persona!
and mixed-Notice is thsrsiDre sgapfa, TO the
creditors oftIEe said .aerauder Harrison, that,
on Monday the 9th day Of July next, between -a
sthe. hours Of nins and three O'Clock OF the
same day, at the courthouse IN Alexaiid lr
the oath Of an insolycnt debtor will be aetlnlr
nistered 10 the said alexander Harrison, and
trustee appointed asrecaaIy. - the said act
of congress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary.
By order Of the horableon Nicholas Fltz-
hugh. assistant Judge of the circuit court Of
| the District Of Coianibia, this soth day Of
1June, 1907.
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81 NO. OF,
81 g Z &c e.

~ IRcUMgravcRs having occurred, Which
~ render it requisite that Js.sa 1yid should
return to Europe; the partnership batWlx g. US
is therefore dissolved BY mutual consent ! No
business will hereafter be carried On by hagt:
Spih. g ~, 80 81
E ar Al pcrgsns indebted 20 tbs eoi'arsIleE
ship, are requested u make payment to izssgh
tsa.isa, sl.o will pay al demands s's'ng ~
.therR. Z, 81
John VIVID.
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June 81,
La Plata Hides.

1914 South America OK ,HIDES,ecf the
first quality. from Monte Viede, sss now
landing and for sale at No. 4, Watsr-stree!,
Baltimore, by .$
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lust Received,

Just Received,
AND FOR SALE By THE suBscRIBERs,
2 pipes Z. P. Madeira WINE
half do. do. do. .
6 pipes Cognac BRANDY, 4th proeE.
Wadsvorth 6 Butter.
WHO HAVE ON HAND, "a
90 hhds. Jamaica RUM, 4th proof
10 do. st. Croix do. 2d& Sd do
8 do. New-E England aO.
( pipes Holland GIN
2 do. country do.
hhd.L. market Madeira Wine . ofasupe.
4 quarter casks do. do. riorqu'ty
8 do. do. L. P. Tenerifle do. Go.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January !
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For Sale by the Subscribers,
Lisbon Carpeing for summer. OF dleerenf
qualities, ls
Bucellos and Careavello Wines in quartes
casks, ss 49,
Window Glass of different sizes,
Mould Candles Of superior quality in
small boxes.
Soft shelled Almonds in bags,
A quantity Of patent Iron hollowware.
r. Z. Hooe & Co..
June /. co
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e. MarasaI's Sale.

10y virtue ST a decree OF the Hoo the Cir
ID cult Court Of the district of Columbia,
for tho county of Alexandria, in the case of
Andrew Reintzell, against Rudolph Martin,
WILDE sold, at the Coffee House, on the goth
day of1Iuly next, between the hours OIL and
3 O'Clock, to the highest bidder, for ready
money--One HOUSE and LOT, OH Duke
street, to the westward Of Alfred.street.; the
Lot extending on Duke street 81 feetin font,
and Ia depth sS feet to a 90 feet alley.
R. MOSS, ID. M.
For D. C. Brent, Marshal
June ~. dts
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For Sale, In fee samblg

For Sale. IN fee samPzg,
3 A LOT Of GROUND, situate on tie cox
N ner OF Cameron aAd pstt-strcets Loo
ieet inches on Pitt-street;. and "a feet on
Cameron. There are, on tie premises two
two-sscYy frame dwelling Houses we'll f1nish-
ed and in good repair. Ihs terms VIII be
.pre-tllird ia cash, and the remainder IN s and
Thomas simms.
- June so. sSss 80 - - 3t4
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JUNG 49, Is 91913 q.
M. b. The Members of the Societt togo
ther with such as ehuse to partake, vii dine
at Mr.. Gadsby's. a subscription PIPER is
lodged at the bar, and it's requested thx those
gentlemen who prvpese dining, will leave
their names two days previous to the All, IN
order that the number 10 BIO provided fot rnay
be ascertained.
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N @. T j e a..

yTyHE MEMBERS Of the WASHINGTON So
GETTY of Alexandria, will please y taks
notice, that a regular stated meeting II the
said Society, will be held at Gadsby' hotel,
on Saturday the .foaash Of .Iuiy next, at deYeR
O'Clock, in the forenoon. The SocIErF will
move III procession precisely at | 2 o'clqk, to
the Presbyterian Church, where an ORlTIoN
will be delivered by JOIN H. 1AoNAs, Esq.
The military and citizens are invited join
the procession.
By order Of TIC Standing Committee,
G.. DENEALE, Soy.
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Tut received from Philadelphia

Tut received from Philadelphia.
By Ga7htain Hand,
90 chests Young Hyson, and
Q boxes Hyson Shulan Tea, Of 4 superior
quality, which will be sold low.
Lisesyise Gu Had,
49, 6 hhds. good Sugar.
10 hhds. AIolasses, Of a good quality,
Salt of various kinds,
And aseonstant supply Of Flour suitable fa;;'
family use.
Joleph Dean.
March 27 d
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IAMES SANDERSON

IxIVl1AJs oLAASAIAlANbN AN IW
Offers for Sale, o., moderate terms,
5000 lbs. best Green Coffee
10 tierces fresh Rice
90 kegs fresh Raisins
4 II tierces green Copperas
pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 hhds. 4th proof Jamaica
so barrels NE. Rum
Is barrels Whiskey
10 bales Cotton
IS boxes Cotton and Wool Cards :.
IL boxes Tin Plates.
And IN STORE,
II hhds. south Potomac tobacco.
clay &c. q