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the plea Of sand b9Hcy, he is not for
getful of those considerations, which an
eye to the Justice of the moral law sug-
Gests.
1t is hoped, that while this luminous
exhibition of that .glaring IMPRopR1Ery,
which characteristics the odious traffic of
blood, in land Of liberty, shines before
the eyes of our readerS,-it is fervently
hoped, that they will not forget their own
pretensions to citizenship in country,
which, though denominated equally
free, still suffers the foul breath of COM
planning SLAVES to sully her reputa-
tion.-After this hint, will conclude
these predatory remarks with fact, as
plain in circumstance as it is disgrace
full to us who are ambitious Of maintain
ing the unblemished character Of free
people. The fact alluded to is thus stated
in little work now before me, which is
written by a kinslnan of mine, who, af-
ter much rummaging, has ventured to
publish his little volume of iudicious
Remarks on the Slavery of the Black
People, addressed to the citizens of the
United States"
- mere is a species OF the OlaVc raQe
carried on in the United States, which,
in cruelty, equals that to Africa. A
class of men whose minds seem to have
become almost calIous to every tender
feeling, having agents in various places,
suited to their purpose, travel through
different states, and by purchase, or
otherwise, procure considerable num-
bers of this people, which consequently
occasions a separation of the nearest
connections in life, husbands from
wives, and parents from children, the
poignant sensations marked on their
mournful countenances being disregard
ed, they are taken in droves through
the country like herds of cattle, but with
less commiseration for, being chained
or otherwise fettered, the weight and
friction of their shackles naturally pro-
ducing much soreness and pain, they
are greatly incommoded in their travel.
Jails, designed for the security Of such
as have forfeited their liberty by a
breach Of the laws, are, through the
countenance Of some in the magistracy,
made receptaclcs for this kind of mer-
chandize; and when opportunity pre-
Co. 4l,o,, E,e4lo~ - .
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A HINT FOR THE FAIR.
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TRIAL
or
COL. AARON BURR.

e;ye.dt couft Of The United States for the 1sfth
Circalit and Disffict Of Virginia.
Present JOHN MARSHALL, chief Justice OF
The United States,
And CyRus GalrFIS, judge OF the Astric !.
of Virginia. s.
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tion which have taught US freedom :.
the blessings of IibsT,y, I hope ,b ~ y
pc execra;sd by this court 3; / ,ras. WI
they will incur ysur seyerest eeasn,. ;, So
cay if these things are tolerated '0t |
green tree, what will no, be ,olsr.,sa' ~
the old Remember, cir; you w;u S n
member il I know, for you have foy.'; e.
!. and judgments, It such proceedings as h 'sn'
been displayed in this case do no, r-, "sss
the most pointed censure, our ch,ld s'ss
will repent Of il, and you, sir, with a
garded as the anihcr. ''
Mr.. M'Rea replied to Mr.. Rsndo,,h;
q speech OF considerable leigh, ingesui,,
and merit. "!
Mt. Bots answered the Argument, ;,
|. Mr.. M'Rea. ' d
We regret on account of the mul,inl;..
/ OF matter about to press upon u. ,;,., ~,
have not room fer the speeches Of thee.
gentlemen. ''
{, When Mr.. Bolts wa. in the m;ddl. $
his reply to Mr.. M'Rea-The Grand Io,a
entered about O'Clock -Af.er their D. ,nr
were called over, Mr.. John Raodolnh
the foreman, delivered the four iudir.
msnts 10 the clerk OF the court, WIN ,s,J
them as follows:
Indictments sainst Aaron Burr for Hin,
Treascn-TruS Bill indictment a,,;e..
Aaron Burr for Misdemeanor-Tus RID
- indictment against ,BIsnuerhasse, for
High Treason--rrue Bill Indictmes, ..
gainst Blannerhasse, for Misdems7an,.
True Bill Mr. John Randolph then stated
TO tho cour. that although they had return
ed true bills on the four Indictment, which
bad been laid before them; yet thev had
other business TO: deliberate uooo which
nigh. occupy them for several days.
& After Mr.. Bo.tshad concluded his areu.
ment, Mr. Hay moved eor the commit.
ment ct col. Burr for High Treason.
Col. Borrrose and observed he should
state to the court their privilege Of ALLOW.
ins bail, as he could prove by witaen
present that the indictment was obtained by
perjury.
a discussion Of the power Of the sou:
with respectt to bail in cases where the pu.
nishment was death then took place and
continued for several hours.
The court were Of opinion tia, they
were vested with the power Of giving bAl
according to circumstances ssl ussses Of
law.
Whether the case Of col. Burr couldad.
NIT Of bail was question postponed for
considerations uoril nex, day.
Col. Burr wac then committed into the
charge Of the marshal, who attended him
to col BIS lodgings, where, having dlned,
he was given into the charge ot,wo deputy
marshals who conducted him in carriage
TO the public Jail. He arrived at the al
about nine O'Clock a. night and was pOtOy
Mr. Rose, the keeper of the jail. TITO the
debtors apartment. Centinrls were at
forwards placed rouod the JAIL
,tIDebate Of this day TO- be continued }
THURSDAY. Gfnne Is.
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+ not proceed without the presence OF co.,
! Burr, he sherld move for writ OF haos'
as corpus to bring up his body.
Mr.. hay observed that ao attachment
had Been moved by Mr.. Randolph against
general Wilkinson. He said that ID DIS
opinion the offeace which gensrai WlIkln'
son had committed, to constitute eoa'
tempt, had never been specified by thege",
tlemen on the other side. That they aau
been repeatedly urged to state the oifsO:'
of which general Wilkinson hsc been su'l.
~; but in place Of specifying or sta''Os
particular facts, they had conented them
selves merely by defamation. he os,'s ~,
ed, however, that 90 fair and canoio eA -
animation of the case, that the motion '''
no foundations, either 10 law or Jns'les.
Mr.. Hay then said before he would enc. g,
into .he examination Of this extrsold'oa'!
measure, he would ask, by whom the H.u'
ton had been made. Was this mo"I.
made at the Instance of the officers Of va Ia
II. S. No, cir, not word had besa 's ,s
or a CO mp.ain, made by them upon the 'oo'
iec.. The motion was made at inc ~,
starce of colonel Burr alone. Col Nv. 'd
had not said. or could not say, that ne ~.
suffered by ,ae introduction Of this "'' zion
From what motive, then, was this a'y =. -
made? The motion was obviously MAJ: I'D
make 40 impression on .he public as;a nav
that grucral Wilkinson, whose 'es''n.
was so material 10 the present case, w. Of
man who hal committed every sp's
violence. s, hsi
Mr.. Hay said, tia. il any c'a ss = B us
.bcrn made. it was made BY coions. -;
and his counsel, il making tAt' I" -
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y FIT be hoped to make them s,gr, ag alass
.1the admoniiions OF their conscience, the sc
acls;eoauary to the command OF their con-
ssisaents, is It imagined, that their consu'
tuenrs win consent to submit TO II no
never. After combating sixteen years
foraheir liberty, and for that 5lndep enc enc :,
which they this day possess. they WI
not sacrifice those precious treasures 10
become the subjects Of Pe'loa anu MS
band of upstairs. These anWorthy mel
have compelled me tc, draw the sWo.d
from It's scabbard to redacs thsnafio re-.
son. / have marched against Pelien 81
have cut his army 10 pieces a sentlmeat
of pity arrested me at the gates OF foYl.
au prince, which + was about to enter,
when. / reflected on the evils 10 whsca mat.
rebel city had been already devoted; ti1at
8 city where has been she'd the blood of,so
many true friends .of. liberty; and where
particularly had been concerted iae mas.
sacre Of g,he hundred Swiss. resolisa
vita horror at the si9ha ofthe aayslan
blood with which it had been stained
Notwithstanding the crimes Without mum m
Der with which these rebels have lnnodat.
. ed our country, have been willing to leave
them for momentto repentance, OF when
they maJspso6s whilst they have YET tfne-
All their efforts shall not enable iheNio ss..
capefrom the just punishment Which M.
tend. have the sword 10 hand and Ylllpre.
serve the freedom OF Cur country, ia spite
of Potion and his adherenss l VIII re-
establish tranquility and the power OF 1l1e
law, and will not take TO myselta mo-
menl' srepose until have. seen happiness
established in the mids, Of our fellows isi.
gems.
Given ashead quarters, at the. citysof
So Dessalines, the 18th OF January,
/. 1897, the fourth year of lnaePead.
ence.
The chief Of the government Of Hsysi.
HENRY CIiKiSEOPH He.
BY. his exeellencyi !.
The secretary Of the government.
RoUANEz, Junior
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to o. about Que swentieth part Of our -.
sumption; Of this about three fourIbs IN .p
generally come from the Baltic Ana 10 :
there is every prospect of cur being. ao.; =
deprived Of thai supply, itis probabII. l os,a
Wilde good opeaing for ship mems frs ,'s
America which may reasonably be exns, a
ed TO sell on good terms: bar as mo.s
depends en@,ile general opia:on b. VIZ
our farmers are Influenced, who hold. -.
large a proportion of oar stock, il Is w. :.
difficult to form an opinion as io III. nr;.
on which much dependence can 81 oI,s
ed.
The sales ofr;ce have OF late bs.,
very ,riaing, ats4s a s6s per cw, d,r,s
unpaid AS the sock is heavy, and -.
ezpor. demaacs easirely suspea5ed, a.,
DO not expect these prices 10 be suppop.
Ted. :.
Ashes have cone forward more plsnf;
faay, they are not now 50 brsk. has,o,
pots COS ~. York e4s and pearls 7.sa7a,..
perewi. The stock 90 hand nos beirg b.,.
Wy, these prices arc likely tob: supported !.
unless she supPllss.shop!a Be more soasl.
dssablc.
/" Timher, fos some time pas; continued
ia good d-Ensnd, and been gradaaay in.
proving, square timber in particular Is scarce
and wanted. Georgia pitch pins logs q
Tod IS per foot plaak 6d S I'D per
foot, two inches, thick New York oss
logs 9 sd 3 3D.; pine 6da 2 ed; plank
Sd IL; New England OAK logs 2 81
a 2 8; pine Cd AT; maple, beach, and
birch 2 Cd /; oak plank ga 81 I'd; pine
41.A 4i2; oak beard 81 led and
pine 2 8 I'D Sd per foot Of inch thick.
As our supplies from the ba.;ic are likely
TO be Inconsiderable, these quotations al:
expected TO be supported.
8 We have il noe in our power 10
communicate any encouraging aecoan,s
respecting tobacco; during the Las! mouth
very little has been done in the mid4ing
and fine description, aad the low QUALITIES
are alGos, unsuitable. The stock in hi,
market nay be about 5000 hhds. aad IA,
London We suppose there may BE- 9oog
bids. York and James river may he quol.
I'd Cd I'd PGsonsas- Ia sd; Rap.
Pahannock Sd a Cd: stemme5 Cd Sd Is.
Maryland kilefoot Sd Cd coloury 6 a
Z Ii: and brown sd S LEA per b."
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-EALTEMGRE,, Fs5. 90.

From MIR. II, &. .Dwerhagen formerly
of this ci,yl passenger in The Mississippi,
captain Skidmaa, we have ecsiged LendeEe
papers to the Sd January, inclusive. The
moss important articles contained 10 these
papers have been received BY subsequent
arrivals at Rev York. Mr. D. could nos
forward he fiis at an earlier date, owing io
The misfortune which happsaed with the
Mississippi. she having been cast a"ay2
on Squam Beach, On Sunday The l5ili H.
slant. -
/ The. Mississippi's cargo has bsencarr'el
upso NV York in Lighters. She brought
about 60 passengers
7 : In thetrav-iier of Ianuary5 5, whlch Sc
companies Mr. DIS very acceptable, co:n'
mucica,ion, we fad The following:
g The fourth Ge,senb1fg .nlal arr.'ea
Yesterday. There is, 90, q Iine ID TIC con
/. hraa the ex,ravagan: runner circulated a,
!: Copenhagen on lhr Oh ult.S a genera:
engagement between the French AID hls.
SLAMS, 10 which the tormer-wcrs defeated
Bonaparte remained at 'posen on the llta'
<ously empleysdiu organizing IN; rohsai
instruction. The Russians were sala 10
? have fallen back, between sixty and:se'e
~ miles from the Wistesa butewe nave :
40 Information that the French have ad''
>vanced to any considerable distance 0a
9 he oiber side Of the river; It's evlueoS
from the grea. Efforts makiagby the frensh
to bring up their reinforce meat, that IN.
grand contest is ses' &c take place -.
soon as those shall bave arrived, It IS pro-
bsb!e that Banaparse viii endeavor 20 'e''
inmate the war by some decisive DOW :. !,
Tke immense number OF troops ;wa,.a
are on their way to Poland, both lf0."
France. and Italy, leads to. one Of 'Na 49,
conclusions either that he has sofne d9l
of beiug able TO maintain himseh .on ,, n
Visfaia. or that he has some ProJe...
ambition ia view farmore extravsgsn' No.
any he has yet disclosed. indeed ~,
we consider the ardent aud impstu0'' s ..d
rac,sr OF, this extraordinary ps'' ~, I've
what he has effected, we shonia .O' -.
surprised 10 ana that he endsasols . wr a
netra,e into Russis, or at least 90 T pl
considerable psrs az his army iaso p..sia
The report of rupture between - rate.
and the Porte, is, we are happy 20 ,;I;,ie,
wholly s,nfounda.l- So far from no' the
having been eoysaeaced by the iorn '.;1 BE-.
bess. understanding is. said g p.s ..h nj.
,wssn the ssyo powers. The ffens .,;ap
r:sssr has h~.o driven from Conssausp'
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LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT.
Lias.iool January S, lS

3. Lips31ool January 5, 1897.
g, Il affords as great pleasure TO hnds
tia, a,reaty Of anity, commerce and ma
vigasion between America and this coun.
Try was signed in I4osdon on, the slst ult.
an event particularly gratifying al a time
wteo our intercourse with most parts Of
the confident Of Europe is.entifely sus-
pended. The DEGREES Of the Freneh and
Dutch respecting our trade must be known
10 you and by the latest accounts il ap-
pears probable that even the money trans.
ar.ion, between those countries and this,
will be renaered.sery dilaeukif nos im.
practicable.
!" Common cotton had rather revived in
demand, and there was GONE iHprove.,
ment ia the price very hae Upland reach,
ed i7f 4 to Is I'd; Bot witaln these few
days they have experienced decline, and
enay now be quoted IS 1-a 70 is l-2 at
which ,heyar in fair demand. New Or.
leans I'D TO 1871 Cd per ID and real good
ones are scarce. Sea lsiahd continues We.
ry dull very few have been sold lately;
they may how svsr be quoted at Is. I'd ia
IS Sd !. good Is Id to Is &C ). miGdlins
Is lid TO 2s; stained and inferior Is 40 to
la. Sd. The IS rock, Of cotton generally
is moderate, SO itat although we should
be deprived ola great part Of our trade.
tot the continent, yet tbs consumption O!
this country, and cur trade to yours. viii
require considerable supplies.
g Turpentine which has been so long
in depressed state, has vitain these two,
weeks revived iudenand, and the prices
improved, owing, 10 some speeulations
mate under the pretended persuasion that.
the stocks were not unusually great, and
that the low prices obtained of late, would
operate as discourage to the colIec,
ton Of it in America IL hassEeen howe.
yer for these few, days, rather less napir.
ed for, 1t may be qHosed according To aua,.
lily 81 los to 13s Sd per cwt. Far steady
! at 2fs to 21s6d per barrel. ~
,ir" Our market has seen. rather.d un for
wheat and -four; the former at 12s 10 IFS
sd per seventy pounds snd the latter a. -
90 46s per cws. With respect to our future
prospects for these articles, We may re-
mark, that woentertain.the opiuisn we have
before given, that the crop of last year did
not exceed an average, aud tina. the stocks
of old wiaeat lefs en- hand were small. In
this port, our present stock of grain is til.
fling. II is therefore oar opinion, that
this country having no more than an ave.
rage, crcp, and small old stock, villlr
qa're an average importation; which for
The last ! g. years has been about four mil.
lions OF bushels.ef wheat annually beside
ether grain and -four, which is computed
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JUST RECEIVE RI
For Sale by ROBERT, Gray. !,

For Sale by RoBER1, CRY -
The Novice of St. Dom;ais,' '' 4
Miss Owenson, author of the VIZ y
Girl, 9 vols. ~ mo. ~ s
St. Clair, or the Heiress Of Dss.9
mona, by the same author,
Margaretta, =
Azuli's Maritime Law, ? vols. &C. :
tavo, gilt,
Pieces Of Irish History, by w,
Mac NeHan, in boards,
Secret History Of the Co,utSt Cloud : /,
Blackstone's Commentaries, with
Christians Notes, 4 vols. =
Sugdea's Law of Vendors,
Saunders's Reports, 3 vols. IA
Do. do. calf, ts. =
Espar asses Nisi Prius, 2 vols.
WiilIams's cases, $ vols. cali, Lm. y
August 81.
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Alex ANDRIA RACES.

vTSIIE ALExANDRIAsJocKEYC CLUB RACES
will commence on T u ESDAY the Sd
day of November next, the course will be IN
the greatest stile, and enclosed by q complete
fence.
The; first day. 5 purse will not be less than
FIFE HUNDRED sD0LLdRS,. and will
probably be more than that sumall arrange
meats WILDE published sometime previous to
the races. 9
Subscribers will pay their subscriptions to
Mr. James Sandcrson, treasurer. Mar. John
Hodgkinis appointed clerk of the. course, and
all arrangement respecting the course IS vest
ed iii him.
James S. Scott, Sec'ry.
August IS DIT lawtf
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Septsn6ers.
Twenty Dollars Rezsayd.

n An AWAY, from the subscribers, on
Tuesday the first instant, a Negro Man,
named BEN, about "a or IS years OF age, S
feet or inches high, stout made, seems to
have an irnpedimentSin his speech when inter-
roeates -took with him sandry cloaths not
recoIlected. FIVE DOLLARS will be given
if taken up and secured in the county OF Alex
anaria; TEN DOLLARS if taken up and Sc
cured ten miles from Alexandria; s i W EN-
TT DOLLARS If taken UP and seeAred
twenty miles or upwards from Alexandra
And we will give Twenty Dollars over and
above to any one who will prove to conviction
any person who may harbor Or secrete the
said Negro.
= Masters If pesseis aad az Others are strictly
J9rtia casyying of SAID Negro az TIER ae'7l. =
Jameson 9 Anderson.
Sept. du
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Az A. MANAGES g. =.
5ass Published, and h +, aooS
Aug. ~. siEWsN
For Sale or Rem

$, q convenient two story BRICK ~,
with back buildings, SC. situ.ta HOltSS||
street, between Pitt and St. Asn, y d
n L s %, 'aess
A commodious frame STopr
street, between Royal and pitt-ssrs'.sa.a 10 o
Atqay TO w.
Angus. q, syes
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8 I,Ds RENE.

TO rem 1,
4 vtIIE 1R1c EsI4O Use lately occuEicd4by
the subscriber, situate on Dake-starsese g {
There isas good kitchen with a pump as .the
door, snaoks- house, stables, and garden. for
terms apply to a
E. Janney.
OIL, ~ Nd Paw
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1He Sis5Striber has 0f. I7aNa,

~ a77- 7e 7o5s55tT7011-Hzg On 7ztlV1u5 90
About &C, 900 feet Mahogany
Of good quality; which he will sell low V tor
cash or on short credit, by the log or plank.
John Muir.
August 20. cost zaW3W 4
~. b. He still continues TO carry on the
Cabinet and Chair Mandatory, IN the neat
est and most fashionable manner.
n A Journeyman Cabinet-na-
.ker wanted.
- 1000 feet Of half-lnch Walnut
Plank for ialc.
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To be Rented,

A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, ON King and Henry -streets- together
or separate, Likewise, on the opposite side,
two story Brick Dwelling
Fortefara c11fliyto
onathaa and M. ScholEeld.
May 4. 60
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This is to give Notice,

sTTSHAT the subscriber of alexandria coun-
II ty, in the district of Columbia, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court o. the SAID
county of administration on the person
al estate of Forrest Richardson, late OF the
county aforesaid deceased ALI PERSONS has
wing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit them, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the second day OF Marchnext ensuing, or
they may by law.-be excluded from all benefit
to said estate And all those indebted thereto
are requested 70 make immediate payment. -
Given under my hand this second day of Sep
TENDER, 1907.
Elizabeth Richardfon,
4dI1niniSkr9trir
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On, flirsss5'd insfdnf,
a NOT drawn BY 5era 6. anghde7s for
one iaarpd dollars. at four months,
dated the 9Th May last, and-nade payable to
u. q M SchoL field, and By them Endorsed to
the subscribers, who will be thankful to the
finder 10 leave it with the Printer as IT can
not be of any svalile to any otherthan the pro-
per owner, the paymens being stopped IN
s Paak.
StholGeld & Co.
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To Parents, Guardians, K Teacher,
JUST PUBLISHED,
By COTTON md SI,EJfdET
ALEXANDRIA,
M A Y @ RS

UNIVERSAL OPELLING-E00g
Accompanied By a progressive series d Eau
and Familiar Lessons
Intended as an Introduction to the Grs IL
nlents Of the English Language.
THE AUTHORS PREF,dcF
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GREAT BARGAINS.


T TENDING. to remove to the state of
Il Tennessee as. soon as possible, ! wish te
dispose efthe following valuable and increas
ing property upon low terms, which property
Inherited from my ancestors, who have had
legal title to the same for upwards of one
hundred years.
One Tract ueN knc un by the name
Of A5sngdon,
Being on the Potomac river. between Alex
andria and eorgetewn and nearly opposite the
City OF Washington, beautifully situated, con-
tanning about FOUR HUNDRED acres, now
leased to the MIR. Wises for TERLE HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY DOLLARS per annuln, with
other ssiptaatiens contained in said lease.
One other Tract contiguous to tAe
First,
Leased to William Fraser for FORTY poL.
LARS per annuna, containing about SIXTY
Aeres.
One other Tract, containing Ten
Acres at Bettom Land,
Adjoining the Four Mile Mill Tract.
One other 7rdd contiguous TO The
Absngdon estate
And, within two and a half milescf George.
Tewn, contai,.ings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TWENTY. sFlN E acres The greatest part
of this land is heavily covered with Red and
IIaite OK.
"A LIS @,
Three Tboasan9 Aercs on tie Scioto
Rs0er IN the state Of Che.
This tract descended to me from my uncle
George %. Alexander being one Baoiety of
the land he was Untitled to for his military SER
vices during the revolutionary war. All the
title papers with the wills under which am
entitled to the above property, are in tbs
hands Of Eaadma Dale, esq, to whom applica-
/ ten will please il be nude for terms, &c. he
being legally aui <rized to contract and dis
pese.of all the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be Civ
en-. ,.s.ss WALTER S. ALEXANDER.
[ August lass 60
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The SUBSCRIBERS

Being DESTROYS ct bringing the affairs the late
{. firm Of THOMPSON and VEITCH, to q
Ji,al close, OFFER. FOR SHE the. tollosy-
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Elizabeth Richardfon,
Administrstrir.
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September 2 Isl
On Wednesday,. 9th instant,

At three O'Clock, in the afternoon, will com
mence the sale of the Personal Estate OF +
Richardson, at his late dwelling, in Fairfax
street. near the Mall.
F.. PIcHANpsoN.
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