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/ am, Sir,
With great respect, &c.
(Signed) JAMES MONROE.
Ertract eta letter from Mr.. Monroe to
Mr. Madison

Mr. Madison.
LONDON, April 90, 1906.
" i have the pleasure to inform you that
had an interview with Mr.. Fox yesterday,
In which we conferred on all the interesting
oplcs depending between our governments.
The result was as satisfactory, in respect 20
his own views, as his more early commune
cations had promised, and gave prospect
more favorable of the disposition of the Ca
| oinet generally than had anticipated The
substance OF what passed in our conference
o. the 18th, was fully confirmed in this, and
his sentiments on some points, on which had
not then clearly understood them. were made
more explicit. The prohibition mentioned
in my letter of the 18th, is to be extended to
the seizure as well as the condemnation of
our vessels, of which he is to give me offici-
al notice in a day or two. On the principle
there seems tobe no question between US, but
n respect to the direct trade between the
colony & the parent country. Jothe justice
of our c aim of indemnity, he said little, but
| see that it is a point which the ministry will
find it difficult to concede from variety of
considerations. / am, however, not without
'he hope that it may bepaoed on a satiSfac-
| tory footing He expressed a desire totake
| up the subject o. commerce generally, more
| ESPECIALLY in respect to the WeSt-Indies, the
intercourse between which and the United
States he thought it important to both coun-
tries to arrange at this time. I Showed a
Willingness to meet him on the general sub
! ject, or any part of it on which we could "a
gree. The sentiments which he expressed
on this, and every other subject, to which our
conversation extended, were OF a very libe-
raj kind, and communicated with frankness
and candor. He admitted that it ought not
to be expected that the United States would
allow their productions and resources which
were necessary to the existence of the West
India colonies, to be drawn from them other
wise than on fair principles of reciprocity.
1t was finally agreed that he should write me
a second letter which would be in reply to
those had written to lsrd Mulgrave, in
which he would explain the views OF his go
verDment on the subject OF them. He pro-
missed to write this letter in a week or ten
days, if not prevented by unexpected events.
This letter will of course lay the foundation
on the part of his government of the negoti-
alton.
lam, sir,
With great respect, &c.
(c,iOne1N JAMES MONROE
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] am, Sir,
am, Sir,
With great respect, &c.
! (Signed) JAMES MONROE.
MARCH 81. 1906.

MT. Monroe presents his compliments to
Mr.. Fox, and has the honor to send him
copy OF an American essay, containing an
examination of the principle OH which the
admiralty has lately condemned the vessels
OF the United States. As this work is writ
ten with great ability and candor, Mr. Mon
roe fdtters himself that Mr.. Fox will take
the trouble to give it an attentive pcrusal.
Mr. Monroe has been much gratiiied by the
assurances which Mr.. Fox has given HIM in
their several interviews, of his disposition to
ADJUST the differences between their govern
nents, on the most just and liberal PRINCIPLES.
He has high confidence in those assurances
and in the prospect they afford of an early
accomplishment of their object In consi-
deratlon, however, of the g.eat length of
time which has apsed since the commence
ment OF tue seizures, and that which will be
required to conclude the business, he deems
1t ms duty to submit to Mr.. Fox, whether it
VIII not be proper that his maiesty's govern
ment Should suspend the seizure and con-
domination OF American vessels ON the prin-
ciple ~ question MIR. Monroe prestimcs.
tina, such Il suspension in any case where one
OF the parties TO all amicable negotiation
was suffering very extensive injuries under
the operation Of = principle which they were
dcsifous TO adjust, would be proper IN the
present one, however, it seems 70 him TO be
made peculiarly so, by late decision of the
'ofds commissioners q appeal, in the case Of
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The tenor Of his conversation, however, svas
perfcctyconsistcnt with what he had said before
omit, - heretofore communicated to YOU. The
|intcrvew terminated ia his assuring me that he
should devote the Easter holidays To full exa-
mination of the whole subject, after which he
would be prepared to meet me ON it, and that he
was persuaded we might conclude it N a month
or siN weeks from that time that he would Ger
tainly give it all the dispatch in his power. He
ntimated that ifindeed peace should take place,
OF which there at present but little prospect,
he was nevertheless desirous of settling this bust
ness amcably with the United States, with u
view to preserve future harmony. told him
that we expected payment for tive spoations.
He SAID that was very serious and difficult
point; but gave no opinion on it. Finding tina,
nothing could be done conclusvely, had only
TO assure him that should be ready TO meet him
whenever he nigh. be prepared, which hoped
would be Immediately after the holidays. From
wliatl can discern, I think that there is much
cause 10 believe THAI Mr.. Fox has the best dispo-
siton to settle our differences Just principles,
but 1t must be recOilected that some either of the
members of the cabinet, have not always thought
with him ON such topics On the most delber-
ate reflection, am convinced that too mach re-
lance ought mot to be placed ON these favorable
appearances, and that there is cause to fear that
,tthe congress should separate without adopting
i system OF coercivc policy calculated to meet the
most uniavorable result, their forbearance may
contribute to the disappointment of ourreason1
Die expectations. by tins, however, L do mo-
WISH to imply that measures of~the kird alluded
to- should be CARRIED into prompt execution. /
mean only that the attitude should be taken, Dit
Its operation be suspended by suitable powers L
the President, till he shall be duly notified tina,
the negotiation has failed. Such suspension
will be deemed :, sufficient mark of respect to
those IN the ministry who disp sed to :; fair
accommodation, and the attitude will, in my OPT
mon, tend to aid their councils, in producing
that effect.
\ am, sir,
With great respect and esteem,
Your very obedent servant,
JAMES MONROE
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LoNDoN, MARcH 81, 1906.

No. 45 IoNDoN, MARcN 81, 1906.
SIR,
Your letter Of the 18Th January, is the last
that have received. The pamphlet incl,sed
vita ii has been republished here, and have
this day transmitted copy of it to Mr.. Fox. VIII,
whom had IN interview IN tlie 28th. Ibsiev-
pccted from what passed between us on The 1Ith.
thai before ibis, much progress would have beer
made in the adjustin, nj of our affairs am
h,weyel, sorry to add that this has not been +, =
Csc Inthe late interview, / complained Of IN,
delay which h"d taken place, more especially AS
the court continued to condemn Our vessels on
the principle it had heretofore done. Mr Fn.
sad that TIL tic business was arranged. he
presumed the court on d be consistent but
gave reason to ez Get tia It the cordcropttions
would be suspended. Il assured me explicitly.
That the late decs on not TO be considered ms
81 evidence Of he disposition ofihc present mi
Jn'try. ] endcarorcd to ix with him tie copdi.
tons ofourad dsuneut OF that question, but found
s~+t NC w~s not prepared 90 conclude any thing.
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no e SaA & g.

BY WRIT L ofa decree OF the 3. hlgla e IS
of chaneery Of the state ST Marylahd' VIII De e
exposed Is public yale, in the town q f,0'f-
1udecco Charles county, at the coaf1. mouse,
& sstsree O'Clock III the afternoon Of the second
day &c the next August term OF Chafies coulf'
~ court, which commences ON the 4th non
day of August next-a parcel OF LIZ ND, late
the property of John %. Seotf, deceased, be-
ing part Of 4 tract of land called Foy''fon no
nor, lying upon branch Of Nanjemsy Creek
on The pcs, road leading to NanJemoy rom
Port Tobacco, near the Hill Top, and about
seven miles from Port Tobacco.
This land consists of about 500 acres, OF
which between SO ard 100 acres are well tim
bcred, about 20 acres are in marsh, and the
remainder arabic and very productive
The terms IF sale are, that the purchaser
shall give bond with sufficient security topay
the purchase Ii ORGY in twelve months from
the sale. 1t will be sold entire or in parcels
as mar BEST suit the persons inclined to pur-
chase.
Francis Key, 4'astee.
july 1. eols
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To RENT.
(.4nl smmedldte possess.o,s g:ye1

f.4aaa immediate POSSESSION 8sys's
NEAR THE EXTREMITY q. ~. rhvaMAsT
ca p,gnrt ,.ssheet,
A TWO. STORY BElCK HOUSE, with
n an elegant garden, aad all necessary
buildings thereto, complies. Inc premises
occupy one half acre Of ground, On one OF the
best situations and best constructions, soaa'ted
by few, iif any exceeded by more N A'eSS1,ss
.dria of its size; it has also Pump oieax e.
lent water, approved Of by tae best judges,
besides we'll in the garden for Its exclusive
use, and is every way calculates toaccommo-
date a gentee! family, from such moaerats
rent will BE taken.
Now building and will be ready
TO RENT about the first of Angus. FCu.i
HOUSES, on Washington-street the situ-
ations are good, and the builtii iss will be We.
nv convenient aud neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and House or
two, near Mrs$ys. 57arsseter aud YoA.s's
wharf. .
For terms apply to,
Robert EroeSct.
Tune l. So 2aw
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Patent Shot, &c.

tons Patent Shot, assorted, 3 to no. !?
IS hogshcads brown Sugars.
1000 lbs. green Coffee.
81 Imperial Tea, of very superior q,eali.
~, in quarter chests, boxes and call-
n:sters.
SO barrels cholcs Whiskey.
jamaica Spirits, flor family usej---war
ranted seven Years old.
40 Boxes Niuscatcl Raisins
With general assortment of Wines, Ii
guerra, and Groceries as usual
ro2 SALE BIZ
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets.
81 Iupe sgts. 80 ~ " SsS
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kE TO RENT.

HE subscriber offers 10 rent for one or
: Il more Years, adjoining the place rherc-
on he now lives, Blacksmith's shop, with
complete set OF Ioels, a DWeIIif House in
comfortable condition., calculated for fami.
", tosethel with between three and four acres
OF very rich iand--Frofn several years expe-
rIence, can with truth declare, tii;t there
can be no better stand for a blacksmith than
the enc now offered to let.
Thomas 3. Moreland.
NiSaryla ana, Broad. .Sreek, lawtf
December e,-{l5.l s
~ g IT | don't rent the fine stand
! VIII give good wages to young man
VITA E.sAik.
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber, of Alexandria comfy,
in the district of Colanlbia, hath obtained
from tne Orphans Court Of said county let
tsrs Of administration on the personal estate
cf James Caroln, late of the county aforesaip
deceased; all persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to cx-
hibit them, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 22d day of De-
cember next, or they nmy by law be extlud-
ed from all benefit to said estate-and those
indebted thereto are required to make imme-
date payment.
Given under my hand this 2ad day Of June,
1905.
Hugh Carolin, Adm'r.
Of James Carolia.
June %. 3aw4w
ar Printing in its various branches
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3f,TL.I BE PI,BLLSHEDy
xx a PAArHLET At THIS OFFICE IN
SHORT s1IAa,
AN ADDRESS

AN ADDRESS
PEOPLE sOF7,HE u. S7sfTES,
ON rHEs 1MpoRTANeE : OF ENcouRAeISc
.6G2Icu1. x'ORE % DOMESTIC AfdJvlf-
FACI'UkES: Y ~
Tending TO shew that by due encourages
ment of these essentia. interests, the. ma
ton will be rendered more respsc-
tabs broad and more prosper
Gus at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
Tx improvements tn Steep at Ay-
lIagton,
Tie native Sheep OF Smiths Island, and the
psans proposed. of extending this yaiuabls
race ST animals, for the benefit OF the
soaotry at Large:
Bx GEORGE w. r. CUsTIs ESQ.
OF .sslagtots ho.se, ia fte Dist11et Of Co.
iislbia.
III "A time when the energies of the ra-
tior sec n awakened 70 the state ct our TO-
rciga and domestic concerns, VIC conceive
that the import ri interests OF Agriculture
and Manufactures should meet with Consi-
s dcrabIe share Of the public discussion. Ger
tain it is, taat at 10 period Of our political
history could these national subjects excite
more interest or hsi more property urged to
ihe notice ot the pnbli5 mind. he unsettled
and Impending appearance Of our foreign at
fairs. and the present disturbed state OF the
European world, renders it eloubly necessary
for tie citizens of America to cherish and
ot>xyfb
NAV derive these resources which are now
obtained from ahroad and create wealth ana
Industry within themselves. Zoo long have
these important and patriotic Interests been
Neglected. The nation now feels their want,
and we trust will duly provide for theirsup
port. Government, hitherto engaged IN other
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
! institutions, which will preserve the natlon's
dignity and promote the peoples welfare. v
Ofethes merits Of the little work we are
abpntto isslie TO the pnolie, it is nor our pro.
viAcssto decide, but of the advantages to be
derived from its sale wewould beg leave TO-
say every thing which disinterested exertfon
In the cxase OF Domestic Manufacture Justly
demands And as the profits OF this work,
after the scypences Of publication are paid,
will be solely devoted to the purposes Of tfe
Arlington Institution, We may hope and con-
sfiiently expect q liberal patronage from q
!. discerning ana patriotic community,
EDITOR. IS
80 Printers "a the y, States ayill hlease to
givc tbis advertisement an insertion in their
resaecaOe iaa,sers, and sach as demand IL vib
Be Aaid st thai effec. Hooksesters sufhfed or !
R6erGf FERNS, AID al orders syslz Dc tanetasefat
Gffendcd 10.
49, Ale,x.s1 9Th lime u snH $500 49,
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MODERN CHIVALRY.
Nv Syaeln Of Dome
Cookery,
The subscriber will Sell.

On a credit OF 8 II and 8
months, either Of the HOUSES ,occu-
pied by Messls. Cray, and Shreye. on King
street or OF the HOUSES on the same street
occupied by Messrs, Sloan, and Nelson Sc
v.ral vacant LOIS On Washington, near King
streets any part Of his vacant GROUND Oil
the Mall, the Potomac, or Hunting creek !;
sE severa! valuable ANNUAL GROUND
RENTS.
He will also dispose Of valuable
GRisT MILL on Goose.Creek, near the
turnpike road from Lccsbui:,h to Alexandria,
with about 500 acres of land adjoining, great
part of which is we'll covered with TIMBER
Apply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandria, or
or the subscriber, near Leesburgh, Loudoun
county.
S. COOKE.
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ORPHANS COURT,

.Sie1and,ia c'ouasyy, J:tsr term, 1905.
ORpEREb.
That s3ssh GaroEa, administrator Of James
Carosin, deceased, DO insert the following adj
restisement twice in each week for weeks,
in the Alexandria Daily Advertiser,
Tssse,
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
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JAMES BACON.

AMt.S BhC0N,
NJ his 4EocEKv SroNE, on fSnS ar.s Il
receired in addition to his i5,mer stoc;
Afreih Supply Of Genuine Articles.
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment cemplese
He now ofers TAR sate, on his usuai lsiv terIY
Mufcovado Sugars, Of various az
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto, "
Gunpowder, pm
Imperial, 19.s eMl
Hyson, particu.ah .aulA
Young Hyson, edlof IN
Iiyssn-skia,yaad fagAly ~.
Souchong ~
Best green Coffee, =
Chocolate, Of g superior ausllsy
Madcira,;
BuselIos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, W " &
Ienerlfe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bordeaux Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, St. Croix, st. Vincents, and NJ.
England Rum,
/, Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
N!classcs, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stougiton's Filters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, pimsr.
Csycnls and bIacss pepper, race anl s,e.ai
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dear barev
rice, starch, hg blue, soap, mould, lipt and
spcrnaceti candles, refined sa.t-petre, lotspi
indigo, alum, ccpperas, ,nalder, oriulston,
SPINNING cotton, patent SLOT ell sizes, best ca
glish and country made gunpoyder, sssm'
and smoking tobacco, very ocst Chewing 70
bacco.
Hamilton and Leper's snuff, Hunter F,a
In ,oxes.
London sestard, warranted of supehai
quail. Dixon's best ditto, w...ppins mpai
slemijohu's, &c. sc. with generally every a.
tiele in his line---the whole OF whieh have Ma
collected with care, and will be disposed Of a
tie very lowest terms
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Ar,ii II.
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from .Hndrez,
Parks to the subscriber, for the purpose of
securing debt duo from tic said Parks to
William 4. Washington. will be exposed to
sale, !o,' ready money, on the premises, on
M0ND1NY, the | 18th day Of July next, If
fair; otherwise on the next fair day tract
OF AND, in the county of Jefferson, state
ofVirgin,a, containing IS acres-llso ano-
ther tract ael;oiaag tire above mentioned.
containing 2.2 acres, shsee rods and thirty
four perches,
Henry S. Taraer.
'aRS 9 .r...5y
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(14nd Immediate POSSESSION gavf'')
NEAR THE EXTREMITY oraTHE PAVEMENT
on Prince Street,
a a TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, ON one OF !, the
best situations and best constructions, eqaallea
by few. fifany3 exceeded by none IN a A. s,
dria of its size it has also pump o. axce 'l
lent water, approved Of by the best Judges
besides well in the garden for Its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccomno-
date a genteeI family, from such a'modera'e
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about the first Of August, Foof
HOUSES, on washington street, the Stu
atoms are good, and the bulldogs Will DC ve'
nv convenient and neatly finished, Tor private
families, or public business and House or
two, near Messrs. Marstelier and lonnS's
wharf.
! Forterms apply to-,
! Robert Brooke.
I,,estl. Saw
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- / want to hire q negTe
seliow that i unde rstands something Of garden
ing as well a. farming. =,
sJniy 3. - -, -
10 whom It may Concern.

NTOTIcE is hereby giiven, That applica-
IN ton will be- made for duplicate Cer-
,ifcates Of seven shares in the capital stock o.
the Pcnnsstvama Cefaher MIN comf1any, the
originals of which have been either lost OF
mislaid, viz. Numbers 1851 !, =, as, =,
IS and le-in the manner prescribed by the
resolutions Of the said Company.
john Potts. !.
yrlv lawsw*
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Z BASx e .4LExssDRIA, Jaly 4th, 1908

<MTOTlCE is hereby given to The. Stock
3 lNzholders of the Bank of Alexandria,
hat dividend efthree and q half Per cent.
on the Capital Stock of said Bank for the
hall year ending lis day, is declared, aud
WILDE ready to be paid to them on Thursday
afxt the 9TH inst.
Byporder Of the President and Bircctts.
GURDEN CHAPIN, Cashier
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Patent shot, &c.

2 tons Patent Shot, assorted, s to no. z.
IS hogsheads brown Sugars.
2sQO lbs green Coffee.
Imperial Tea, of a very superior quail
~, in quarter chests, boxes and can
n;sters. -
SO barrels chsioc Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, flor family. use)--war-
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Muscatel Raisins.
With a general assortment of w rs - -
Qners, and Gf0ceiles as usual
FOR SALE BIZ
Joleph Vaudeville.
Corner of King and Failfax streets.
lure fs
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June l..
PIE subscriber will Sell.
On a credit of s II and 8

months, either Of the HOUSES oceu-
pisd bN AIessfs. Cray. and Shr-ye. on King
street; oa:afthS HOUSES. on the same street
Occupied BY 'Messrss Sloan, and Nelson; Sc
' :ral vacant LOTS on Washington, near klng
street; any part of his vacant GROUND on
tE. Mall, the Potomac, or Hunting creek !;
and several valuable ANNUAL. GROUND
RENTS.
Hewill also dispose of valuable
GRIST MILL on Goose Greek, near the
turnpike road from Leesburgh to Alexandria
with about 500 acres of land adjoining, great
part of which is. sctt covered with timber
Apply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandra, or
or the subscriber, near LeesburSh, Loudoun
county.
1,I.r
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including expence,
From the above Scheme, It appears tna.
there are less than two blanks TO prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid rata0ns ded1es :
fioas
The drawiug win positively commence en-
the. oath OF next month, and will bs sQmpisess-
cd in ten weeks. TIcxETs at S. 50 cents,
for sale at r. GRAY's Book SToRE, where
the drawing OF all tickets sold by him VIII pc
examined free: fexpence. Prizes lntife last
New York Lottery taken in payment tor TICK
cts in this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
ing the cash tposs-paid, will be punctuaiy
attended TO, and early information given OF
their txto-
July 3. $3.50
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I,AMESsBACON,

1AasAA-o oASs
ut his GiRocExY SToRE, on King fssr.et, Ia,
reeeved IN addition 70 his Former stsc.,
A freh Supply Of Genuine Articlesiu|
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete
IL no7v offers. for sale, on ms usuat iezv tern,
Mulcovado Sugars, ofyarious qu,|
lilies,
Z Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
III Imperial, IEAS,
Hyson, particularly seleNl
s;::$ sz'': M family IL; '''
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality
Madeira;
Buscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, " " !.
TeherIffe,
&. Malaga, and
@ Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica opiI1t, IOI idullly uSc,
Antigua, ST. Croix, St. Vincents, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasscs, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bittcrs,
Mace, nutmeSs, cloves, cassia, pimenh
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dearl barley
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dlpt and
spermaceti candles, refined salt-petre. hotsa
indigo, alum, copperas, madder Drimstons
spinning cotton, patent slot all sizes, best CD
7 wiish and country made gunpowder, ssgas
and smoking tobacco, very pest Chewing to
bacco.
Hamilton and Leipcr's snuff, Hunters pipes
in ,oXes.
London mustard, warranted Of snpera
quolity, DAon's best ditto, wrapping paper
&lemijohu's, sc. &c. with generally every al
t Gle II his iae-t.ls,wholc OF whlen have bees
collected with care, and will be disposed OF ca
I very loves. terms
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TO RENT,

A three story Brick House and Lot, well
calculated for business and the accommodate
on OF family, situate atsthe corner OF Prince
and Washing in an airy x healthy
part of the, town.-Possession given on the
first day of August next.-Apply to -PhiAf
7iihleit.
July, Ii. cod