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mo. 2ol7.
o. Removal.
Rea and Taylor, Coach MAKERS,

Rea and Taylor, Coach MAKERS,
- ETURN their sincere thanks for the
In liberal encouragement they have re-
ceived since their commencing business in
this town, aud acquaiat their friends and the
public, that they have removed their manu-
factory to Fairfax street, oPpssife to Rick
ett's and Newton's brick buildings. in the
large brick warehouse occupiedby Janney and
Irish, where they viii endeavor to give Sc
neral satisfaction 70 those who shall favor them
with their commands.
Those gentlemen who may have carriages
to repair, may rest assured they shall be pro-
tected from sunshine or rain, and not IL any
manner be Disappointed.
REA s TAYLOR.
November g. DE cost 2aw4w
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Bank of Potomac,

November S, 1907
NOTICE is hereby given the Stockhold-
4 y ers of this institution, thata dividend OF
four percent. On the capital stock for the half
year ending this day, will be paid them or their
legalrepresentatives, on Wednesday next, the
18th instant.
By order Of the presidesst and directors.
Oh. PAGE, CHAsa'R.
November Z. eo4W.
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Mr.. c. E N E. II Is

Has the Pleasure toinifsraa his Friends and TIE
Pu6Ec,
THAT he has commenced his Practisins
Balls, and will continue them as heretofore
Mr. GENERIs begs the parents who have
children to be instructed, viii please to sen1
them az. soon as possible, SO as to give them
an opportunity of improving sufficiently, as
he intends to have an Euhi6isiou atthe con
clusion of his school for their amusement
which will serve to create ambition.
November 10. co
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ADXEk lSE.MkN

The public arc hereby notified. that pati-
ton will t. presented to the neXt general as
seinbly OF Virginia praying that COMPANY
be incorporated to pave a road leaaiag from
Fauquier cour house by the auckland Nils,
to Fairfax courthouse, in the direction to q
lexandria,
October !. iawSt
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Having Withdrawn from the partnership OF
Homer and Pyles, begs leave 10 inform his
friends and the pablo generally, that he has
commenced and isnow carrying on the Wheef-
zvrigl. and BlackSmitA's business, on his own
account, on Royal, a little below Prince street,
and latters himself that he shall be able to
render general satisfaction, having sound and
seasoned stuff, and excellent workmen - -
these, with a determination orender every
personal attention to the execution OF his
work, will he hopes secure him portion OF
the public patronage.
John Horner, Jun.
November al s
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Valuable Paobegfy fo', SG5e.

Valuable F77ofe1lV TOT % %:
vvO AZ SOLD, in four distlnctiot erto-
gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ng from one anda quarter acre 70 TWO acres
4ch, Nest eligibly sitxated without tue terri !,
5sry OF Columbia, extending IN rignt me
ON Gibbon-street to Great funtlng-Cfcek,
,tersccting jefferson, Franklin, and Green
sect. and bounding east and west on Fayr
ste and Pavne-stfeets.
a plan ofthe ground and further particulars
say be obtained by applicationte
James Patton.
October 81.
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H0RWELES

[1C nv ~% a. l. u
Celebrated Patent. Saf5eader5
ESOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, BE. fer e.
4 ceeds arg III use. TO be had whoIesale
and retail atthe M8NuFAcToRY, loWepend
of Prince Street alexandria.
s1irG 5aspufieerztru5 cUtIrPioeU
.sortnent well adaptedfor the Winter Season,
andcan supply wholesale purchasers Oh adj
Vantagecus terms.
Richard Horwell.
sept.e5 dom.
DIRECTIONS.
The buttons on the back parts of tie waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as The two center buttons or
the Suspcnders, to. prevent improper strain
ing and thereby destroying the ease designed
in the construction of the article.
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NETWORK, Dec. %.
Important intelligence.
BY TIE JENNY, FROM FRANCE.
ELEVENTH BULLETIN.
N4yesbyrr Ocfsb4, I q

1heftso0Tg, t1ct56cr IL.
The number Of prisoners taken at Es
turthis more considerable Than was expect
Cd. ihe passports granted to cheers who
must return home on parole, by virtue of
ths articles OF capitalization, amount TO 600.
ne corps OF marshal Dayouss took pos
session OF LEIPZIG On the 1ssh. The prince
OF Footo.Carso, who was at Eisteber on
the 9TH, 10 order 70 CUT OFF the Prussian
ooiumns, having learnt thar his Prussisn
msIrsty,s reeerye, commanded by prince
Eugene, OF Wurtenberg, had arrived at
Halle, set out there-having made his ar
rangemsnss, the priace Of Porte. car,o
caused an attack to made upon Hslte by
gsnersl Dupont, andleft Drue,'s division
IN reserve on the left !; the 32d and 9Th
l'sh, infantry passed the three bridges on a
charge, and entered the city supe by
the Goth. The Cd and fla regiments Of
hussars and the whole of genssaL Riyau,'s
division SCORED the city sud drove The cue.
my froM Dienisz, psissen aud Raba,z.- -
LIE Ffsssiaa cavalry ,housht proper to
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charge the 9Th and 9th regiments of i,
try, but they were quickly received $. $,
repulsed. The prince of Wurtenb..sa
reserve was most completely routed !,
pursued to the distance of tour Ie,c' y
|, The result Of this battle, which des os'S
particular and careful relation. !, g
8,housand prisoners, Of whom there :
two generals and three colonies, som.
our standards, and "a pieces of Cam,
General Dupont has greatly dis,inea,sb.
himself. The general Of dssisioa RAM
had horse killed uncer him. The esos.
Of division Droust, took The whole !,
rnent of Freekow.
The loss On our aide amounts onlv 4
forty nae % killed, aud 200 wounded. T,s
colonel Of the Och regiment of Ugh, inf.
Try was wounded. General Leopold b.
shler, chief OF the staff OF the prioce i
Ponse Corvo, distinguished himself. h.
the resuitof the battle OF Halle there !.
none Of The enrmy's troops who have -
been routed. The prussian general BIZ
cher with I've thousand men came ac,o,
generaI Kleln's divisioo Of dragons wh,s
mad routed him. Having alledged to ..
neral Klein that there was an asmistise, d,
SIX weeks, this general mad the simpi,v,
10 believe him. Monsssauron, Officer 4
ordinance near The emperor, who haibs,,
Sent with flag oftruce ,olhe king of pru.
STA the day before the battle, has re,urp,d |
he was several days borne along with Il.
dying enemy, be represents the dlsordsra
the frussiau army as indescribab!e. III.
day before the battle their Dragging vasso
sqaalled they doubted no.hiag less Ian
to Gu shroagh the French army and carv|
sf the columns of 10000 men. ThsPros
sian geasrals ape as saach as they can III.
manners of the great FtedrsicI: ALTHOUGH
We were in their couatry, these genera.
appeared to be utterly igno.an. afos: aos.
mspss. They believed we had onlv faa
,housand men O. the lls:!e plain Of Teul,
although .he greater part Of our army was
displayed upon The PLATA. The eusmy's
army Is obliged 20 sssirs 10 Magteburg I'll
is probable that several of rheir columns
viii be cut to pieces before they aug.
there. We have had uo news fer several
DAVIS fron naarshai Scal, who has bselds,
tsched .i,h 10000 laen 10 pursuit of th
enelay's army. The emperor has ,raVes
ed the field Of bat,l. !.e has orders8 he|
.co.unan erected there to be transported to|
Paris. The head qusssess or the enpsrar|
was on snc 1e;h at MeEsebarg, shey will
be a, Halle on the 18Th. Considerable ma
gasine. of every kind were fouad in tnI
last city.
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TWELFTH BULLETIN.
Halle, Oct. l9.

Halle. Oct. l9.
Marshal Souls has parsosd the enemyn
the gates OF Magdeburg. seysra! tins
the Pguss:ans esdravored 80 take Pos'
,ioa, ard wrre always routed.
They have fcuad * NordhaussD coas'
derab!s magazines, end even cheat OF Tot
king Of Prussia, full of money.
During tie 5 days 10 winch marsha
Soult has been employed IN PaTsuing '''
enemy, he made 1900 prisoners, aud took
SO pieces Of csanoa. aua 2 or HUNDRED
covered Wagons.
The G.ss object of the campaign n'!
Obtained. Saxcuy, Wss!phalia, aad al
the country atuasa on the left back OF CO., !,
Elb-, are delivered fron tbs presence y
the prpssian army. That array beaten s''
closely pursued Cor mere than so league
suow wishou, artillery, w;shou. bagsasT
wi,heas oGcers, reduced 10 !sss than !,
fhird CT what l. wks eight days since; s1s
what is still worse than that, it has 1857
character and ell conadeEce 10 itself :,
Two divisions Of tia Preach army "J
upon the Elbe, employed 10 cous''o''''
bridges.
The head. quarters are at Halle.
Ths following letter, which has been 10
ssrcepsed, contains very particular d'
scription Of the situation of the Prusslaa|
after the battle of Jena.
ny Dearest Ivife,
am again alive and well, after hagl'I
assisted In sae unfortunate battle. Fa
alas | cannot but confess we have Z
half Of our army, as well as ali our be,tss
nerals. My battalion is completely ssda.s
ed from the destruction. bu. il has los: "
artillery IN the retreat. NV company al
lost 40 msn and lieutensn, Sehweiuisz.
! should gudertakc TO relate 10 you al! o'|
caiaforiunes. il would be al endless ta''
All the baggage Of our corps Of the arm,
has been taken at Wsimar; eyea our "'
wants could not save themselves. !,
arrived in the evening of she 10!a !, !;
Nordhausen, without horse, aud oe se
tase Of every thing. The army Is 10 ~
retreat towards Magdeburg. Her TO- TO-.
majesty has received wound: never s.'a
less che ism good health. You can ln' u.d|
Schnbersea that her sldess son was XIV
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y < j
"a reputation and The best interests OF our
sountry, have long besa eager g Pr
scribc.' csr,.;n
We need nor quote scripture @ ascertain -
Ia, a or Is nor. crime |; lct every man =
law his hand 90 his heart, anc ASK n as !.
whether il be no crime 70 60 TO q 'ofe's,
country and rake person from mere ala
zenslave him for lite.
Mr.. Clay observed, that 10 PennsyiVa ana
~ =; NJ was capital but murder 10 the hrss
degree; .la, the feelings Of the people q
thai state were opposed.to me punishment
nor did he think such punishment the most
etfsc,ual way 10 prevent the importation.
Mr.. Smile again spoke in favor OF cisa'
greeting mentioning his belief OF the fsa-
diness Of the people OF Pennsylvania g 60,
reutr this provision.
Mr.. Sloan, spoke on the same side
He calledson gentleman whom nc s ., =
in his place, 10 make good the wo1os &c
had used the last session !; when TINS shy
iset was then under discussion. that gen
lleman had declared, that whsn congress
should take up the subjsct, as pernisstsa
by the constitution, to preyent the impof.
tstion Of slaves after eighteea hundfed
aud seven he would &c al lengths, he.
would punish with dealh The importer. !
then on, of doors heard many genie men
from tbs southwark make the same decla-
ration. Let ,hzm now perform their pro-
misses.
Mr.. Barker spoke agalns, the punish
mrnt OF death as II was nor crime against
the BODY polite. He was in favor OF I'M
2risormens or hard labor, that they
might feel themselves wha. slavery IS.
Mr.. Vafnum. have known man
declare. that if person should break mo
his house, and murder bis vile and chill
dien before his face, he would pos iofofm
against him, 10 be the means of hrs trial
and consequent death. This man had ideas
Oh the subject similar TO my colleague
Like him he you'd not put TO death any
'itical crime, one agains. the community
al large. 49, Yet even upon the gsntl, mans
own principle. he ought to prefer The pun
sshmspt OF death, for ,nis is in facs a crime
against the community at large. The in.
create Of slaves is an increase Of an evil,
that msy hereafter become the danger or
ruin of our counuy--l well remember
lis being said once 10 this house by gen
teman from South Carolina, not now
member Of shis house. thar he considered
the great number IF slaves flo his state
10 the same Ugh, as bundle Of combss-
fiblss, shat required only spark to spread
destruction IN o. society.
MIR. Fiudley said a few words giving
his reasons for disagreeiDg with his col.
league, MIR. Smile.
Fer agreeing with the committee Of
che whole, changing the nnishme OF
death to imprisonment So
Against agreeing SIS
The further consideration Of the report
OF the committee Of the whcle was post.
eoned tili Friday.
Mr. Randolph reported 90 the pesi.ioa
OF Anthony Benezes add others thar il
WAS reasonable aud ough. to be graat.
ed.
Referred to the committee of the whole /
for Friday next.
Mr.. Holmes reported bill for the re.
ties OF OF George Lille Read twice and
made The order for Friday.
Adjourned ill Friday.
.,.szs. Is
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FOR SALE,

y WELL finished three story BR1oh
IN HOUSE and LOT, OH hlngg-street,
the most commercial street in town aRd s IN the
center Of it,
"A well finished two story Brick Hoese and
Lot, ON Duke street, near the river.
A Lot of Ground a short mile above town,
containing Eve and one eighth acres, nss !: ! he
Eiver.
Twelve hundred and eighty acres Of Military
Land, in the state of Tennessee, on oeey's
river, branch of the Cumberland river,
A tract of Land containing SO acres, In
Greenbriar county, Virginia
Also, very convenient and veil f,nished
Brick House and Lot, in George Iewn, with
Brick Stable, Coach House, &c.
Also, two story Frame House and iat, II
George Town, and Bake House--the lot is
SO feet 4 inches front and lo7 feet deep.-A
part payment will BE- expected down, snd 8
lberal credit given for the balance.
If the Georgetown property is5,oy sold ~
private sale, it Will be offered at pubic sale,
Oh the first Monday in May next.
Samuel Craig.
January 22. 2aw
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Valuable Lands for SAKE.
On the 23d day Of .ll,s1H 'se5ct, sill esN, 81
bu6lsc sale, fo7.reaag nsoneu,


fu5hc sale, fer really n,oney,
A valuable Tract OF Land, now in
tie occupsaon OF Or. James H. Blake; situate
in Fairfax county, In the oommonweslth of
Virginia, On the south side OF Pohick creek,
containing about 375 acres, be the same more
or less This land was sold and conveyed in
the wear 1875 by Col. William Fitzhugh to
James II. Blake, Richard gsirott, and An
thony Banning, and in 1898 by them convey
ed to me in trust to be sold upon the happen
ing Of certain eveEts which htye taken place.
Col. 1Vilian Fitzhugh held this lard under
his ancestors, who togethc' with hiAiself mad
possessed it without any interfering adverse
elailn from any quarter very many years pre-
vious to the year l795 90 that it is believed
there can be.no possible doubt in the title ::
but selling as Go as q trustee, will not give
any Warrantse except against 1ayselfan those
claiming under me. & further description is
conceived unnecessary, as the sale will be
made ON the land en- the day above mention
ed, ana commence at ihe hour of / O'Clock,
in the forenoon.
Leonard Mackall.
February 27. laWSt*
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SHE subscriber wishes to sell about afteen
E and an half acres Of Land, within half
mile of Alexandria, situate on the south side
OF the lane leading from T1r. oef;asson's dwell
ling to the poor house, and directly opposite
that building. Although this property from
It's situation must soon become valuable, it
wall be sold low for cash, or goad negotiable
paper at ninety, one hundred and eighty, and
two hundred and seventy days. Apply to
JAMES IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
January 20. eotf
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PUBLIC SALE.
January 22.

Tys Y virtue of a deed of trust from Ganerai
- HENRY LEE, for securing to WILLIAM
LUDwELI. LEE, deceased, the payment OF
debt Of sixteen thonsand slx hundred aid six
ty six dollars and sixty-si cents, with Inter
est thereon from the Ugh day OF April, 1913,
and upon the request of the legal representa-
tives of the said WIILtAN LvDwELL LEE,
deceased, shall sell at public adctlon, TO the
highest bidder, the following
Tracts of Land,
At the periods hereafter mentioned---eha4 .
to say
One Tract Of LAND, stated TO
contain sixteen hundred acres, calledss Eff
ialoe lNarah,' lying in the county Of Fredc-
rick, together with moiety of the Mill upon
the said tract-at Winchester, on che 4th day
Of May next 'eniec
And all the RigAs, blSsle. Interest
OF Claim, OF the said ifEakHHEE and WIFE,
to FIVE hundred acres55 Ilaingsin Fairfax coun-
~, at the mouth ofEafActat Run, on the west
side thereof, at or nearnthe great falls Of Po-
tomac-at Eailyar Cdia,t si1ouse, on the 18th
day of May next.
I'll expected thatsnersons wishing to s1slr-.
chase either of the abose tracts, Will previous
ly view the same. +.
Bushrod Washington,
TRUSTEE.
January 50. 2aw
Printing, IN ats yavsoGs bra1ekes,
haadlomsly executed at this office.
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For Sale or Rent,

MI LAND, 37'OBAcCo U.a III !, =,
lVl SIS, and other buildings at hoya S
Hole; at present in the occupancy OF mf;
John w. Undertake. Possession may DC haa
the first of April. For further particulars ap-
DIV to Mr.. .UIiiia,n r. Grymes, near the piase'
MIR. U7lfam Wedder6urn, OF Alexandra, e.
the subscriber.
w. Fitzhugh.
February IL law
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For Sale.

n ETWEEN three adad four hundred acres
u of PRIME LAND, lying on the new
turnpike road, about q males tsona Aiexan-
dria. his tract is well Watefed, well tim
bered, with some excellent meadow on 1t,
and much more may be lnade--l'ne hundred
acres are in wood. Apply for terl-2s 70 cxfs-
bert I'owcil, III Alexandria, sr the suoscn-
Der near the promises, Fairfax county, VIA
ginia. RICHARD sBLANR LEE,
February l6. lsWSt
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Valuable Property for Sale.
February 27.

spussuant to decree Of. the circuit court for
the district Of Columbia, held at Alexan-
,dria and the last viii OF Benjamin Shtsvs,
deceased; his executors offer for sale,
MAT Value6lr PROPERTY at the corner of
L King and Fairfax-streets, part Of which
is ecsupied by Charles Bennett. The lot ek-
tends, 40 feat Oh King and 70 feet on Fairfax.
street, is subject to a rent charge of so dollars
per annum.
To those who are DESTROYS, eitherof secur-
ing a good stand for business CT yesting their
money in real estate, tais IS, a most inviting
piece CT property. a small Fart OF the money
will be required in hand CT in az approved
note at 60 daysr-on the BALANCE q liberal ere
dit will be given. For terms apply to eibsleE
qtMe executors or to Benjamin Shreve.
William paton,
Edward Stabler, : Ex'ri.
John Janney,
Nsyember s8. :asw
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Public Sale.

On the goth of April next, will be offered 10
sale, on the premises, on credit OF name
twelve and eighteen months, tornegotable
notes with approved indorsers,
A valuable Lot Of Ground, sl-
tuate on Patrick and King-streets, and bind
ING on the former 100 feet, and on the latter
as feet. A three story Brick House has been
lately erected on this property, which is at
present in an unfinished state within it binds
on King street nearly opposite to Dayey Da-
vey's. For further particulars enquiry may
be made of the subscriber, before or On the
day of sale
J. H. Hooe.
March Is. GO
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AdVeT tlsement.

by sn order Of tnc County Court OF Eau
quier, we the subscribers are appointed COM
lnissioners for selling the building Of Goal
fer said county forty feet by sixteen in the
clear, eighteen feet pitch, with passage be-
low aud above, to be built ofbs:ck or stone
This IS therefu.e TO giue notice, that proposals
will be received Ito be lodged with I'm. Ho1-
neri until Saturday the 25th Of April next;
and if none should be agreed upon On that
day, we SCI! proceed to let said building to
the lowest bidder, Oh Monday following, be-
arer co,,rf Aau - = -" =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-30
just Published.
By RORERT GRAY, Qthis Boor M, :.
onar,y store, King-strec '8'
A NEW EDITION OF TgF
ENGLISH READER
Pieces IN Prose and Poeiyy

FEces IN FFose and PoeIry.
Selected from the beat wvitere az;
assist young persons to read With proprotS
and effect; to improve their iansllsge ~
sentiments, aid to inculcale some q fb~ MN.
important principles ofpiety and virtus ri'S
afew preliminary observations Oh the nr,n W.,
ely OF good reading. BY LgEDLay Mr.
RAY, auihor of EhgIisl. grammar, sxerai,.
&C. Prlee r. ssns, boune in straag and d.
~5le leskher. ~
Mswh Is. u.n
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jeremiah Satterwhite,
Coach-MGksr,

Is. CQUtN-1EKEKET3
N ETURNS his sincere thanks to the iflha-
IN bitants of Alexandria and Its vicinity, for
the liberal encouragement he has met with,
and hopes by a steady perseverance to merit
a continuance of their tayors. lie oilers Tor
sale, now, on moderate terms, a CHdRiOl, !,
CodCHEE, PH.dETO.N. and variety. OF
GIGS of different fashions, on low terms Tor
cash,
WANTING,
Some Isl Pink and Iphite. Oak Shokes.
No. One or two good BOYS will be taken lSsll
to tbs above business.
NSnct ~ en4w
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TO RE. RENTED.

TO BE RENTED,
THE .BRIcx SToRx q coNP1IFG
HOUSE now oc&pied BY Messrs Ricketts,
Newton & Co.--ALso, the vacant sSID11E
adjoining. They are large and convenient ard
will be rented low, Apply to
Z q J. II HOOE.
July %. law
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/ O B E S O / o.
For rcGdu HLna,erL

<W 'e@*y IFio2ey;
70 the highest bidder, at Pubic action a,
D~AWSON's TAVERN, in .hs lawn IS
lEEsBURG, in.the county Of L.oudyr. an
WEDNESDAY, tie 9th day Of NAV oer,
l&feia, if not, the first fair .ayj By ruhe
of a decree ei the court Of The United S.sfo,
for the 5th circuit in tie Virginia .list;s
pronounced in November term l8e6, IN >
suit depending between tbs executors Ct
4Dcnaet 11Edred, deceased, who vaa SURF,
wing partner ct mildred and kq6eug, pin.
eixs-slld San'nel Horsh, JAahloa s7sGgh and
!othsrs, defendants
rs acres Of Land, lying in the
county Of Loudon, on the Eitoc&toR Run, be.
ing Part o. tract called Scotland Tract
A traet containing SO acres, with Merchant
Nil. thegeon, also part Of the before mel.
tionsd tixct@-4Aiso lo8 acres Of Land, like
wise a part Of Scotland Tract, or Sc mud
thereof as vSll be sufficient to raise certain
SUMS Of money, in1srest and costs in said &c,
orao "a, O. " t;opoE
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PUBLIC SALE
20 @E SOLD, or The premises. ." =
- D.dY, the 9Th day q .4hrs' "s%''

Ye 81 SCLD, or me FFeH"'1', ~.
DAY, the 6th day q .4hra "s%'' 4
The Lots of Ground, "A
the Improvements, now occupied 8 By D5,, 3
Hugh !smth, together with Inc whole ;,i iSs i
ing part Of the said two Lots sonaiag} oa
square, save ~ feet 6 Inchos >l - d
and lla Gsct on Qusen-street, aeEos g.,,ils>
1.ow in the occupation Of gol." Nsa '.s byb
The said Lots Bounded on th3 soe'" y5ilH
lots formerly belonging 10 snS 'a'S , ont
Nansqy !; OF the east by he?yis.4S' ~ 1est 4
north by Quecn-strcct, and o. sns e. s non
pitt-street. One third ofthe gascls%'' 3. OIL
70 be paid down; the renlalnqsS - \ ! desl|
wears, as may seit the purchase .scurs \
trust and bond Will be required = .5sreon, 4
payment Of principal and lhteFsS. go contract
nnalIy. IF any person "ish i, 70 %,sv may
private sale, previous 10 april u n,rr;sedto
DIV to John Loagdea Who is autnol .rlv be y
pain for the same. II tie PtoPH Cor el'
Sold it willbe leased on ground '''''
on very low TERMS ssg1
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