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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-03
CATALOGUE OF PLAYS,
FOR SALE BIZ
r ODE II T G r II 7.

-
TIME ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew q
I Mogadore, Heir at Law, Robin Hood
Love Laughs at Locksmiths, OF Age lo,mof-
row, Fortress Of Sorrento, Chrononhotontho-
logos, Indian Princess, Critic, Fox Chase
Blue Beard, Lock and Key, Darby's Return
What Blunder, Wanderer Stranger, BIND
Boy, Desertcr, Jew, Point OF Honor, Mer--
maid, School for Scandal, Trust, Castle spec
ire, Town and Country, Voice Of Nature, he
Wouldif He Could, Tears and Smiles, Adrian
and Orilla, Farm House, Who's the Dupe,
Trip to Scarborough, Whistle for it, fortunes
Frolic, BECOME Dull Care, Adelgitha, World,
How to grow Rich. Man of Fortitude.
AL5O,
The Military Mentor, being series OF
letters recently written from general othcer
to his SOM vols. boards price 81.
Crabbe's Poems, highly spoken. OF by the
British Reviews as a work ofthe tlrst merit
price, bound, 81.
March 90.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

a% A a meeting of the members CT
the Board Of Health On Tuesday the 25th OF
April, 1909, at the Council Chamber In the
town of AlexanGria.
The board proceeded to the appointments
of President, when GEORGE DENEALR was
duly elected--and on bailotlng for Secretary
JOHN STEWART was duly elected.
On motion it was resolved chat notice be
given to the inhabitants of the town that at
ter the first day of May next, the law requires
the cleaning the footways and cutters, and
the Board of Health have given directions TO
the Superintendent of Police, to have all the
laws for preventing ard removal OF nuisaacesD
to be strictly inforced, and each member OF
this board will In his particular district eh--
force due and regular observance OF the
same.
ORDERED, That the several districts, and
the allotment of the members ct thls board
to the same be published for two weeks.
ORDERED, That tie arrangement OF the
me rnbers of the board for the performance -
the duty imposed by the order OF the 9Th
June, 1906, be as follows:
lst John Mancastee, east OF Falrtax, south
Of Prince-strects
ID. William Patton, west Of Fairfax, south
OF Prince and east Of st Asaph~streets.
Sd John Lloyd, west ofSt. AsaPh and south
Of Prince-streets.
| 18th, Joseph Riddle, east of Fairfax, hs-
tween King and Prince streets
5th. John Stewart, west oil Fairfax ard cast
oil Columbus between King * Plince-streets.
9Th. Samuel Harper west Of. Colambps be-
tween King and Princevstreets.
7th Andrew JAniesonD east Of Royal and.
north of King streets.
9Th. George Deaeale, west OF Royal, Rorsh
of King and east Of GolufnbNs streets.
eth. Williai1, S. Moore, west OF GolanabsaS
and north Of King streets.
JOHN STEWART Sec'ry.
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,
Corner ef King aud Unlon-Streefs,
HAS FOR SALE,

HAS FOR SALE
5000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, ~ the
bushel and in sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do in casks.
5000 W.T.. best green Office, in bags.
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum. -,
Imperial Hyson, Young Hyson, and ~
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest imtortat1ons.
Sugar, best Musceyado, in hogsheads and
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do.
bGolasses, in hogslieads,
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candies, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Garret
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping "a
Der, Pepper, AIlspice, Chewing tobacco,
Madder, Copperas, Soal Leather, BED Cords
Leading Lines, Ks. &c
Also,
Rest Superfne Flour. for private families
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Plaster of Paris, Sse.
April II,
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BRICK s. STONE Lag ERS.
r z. HJI s. z. Ball

INFORM tie citizens of Alexandra and
I its yiscsIaity e9attkey have commenced sue
,i,ove s6,s;Bess. and from their pgacasaa
snowlsdge hope 30 meet with share OF pa
sronses f,oea 4 grrssroas Pablic- they pleege
4par,s,esxes 20 execute sach orders as Ghey
"a. =. faxaSed with In satisfactory saanner-
They ail sssraisa ssaa1fsrals alSss ~ 90 s''s
waa. or lay eheaa by inc tho'asafAl' as gag
s,sit fi4eir eaaglsEers. Wlaere ssfey saS
og ss1es 10 sz.x1sSsa fsszasssGiaEs saey MI, ne
sas sgst tessaAl4y. -
Fs1ygar-v IT.
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Iuit Received,

DR.. REEFS sCYCLOP EDIA, ffo. ~,
I'he AMERICAN ARTlLLERIST1 80.
$, which completes the work.
THE AMERICAN REGISTER, Esi. 5.
,And a few copies of 1Ae fooweg ef Religion
on tie Mind, by I.indley Murray.
FOR SALE BY
r.. Cray
WHO has on GGasd, a large stock Of " kiI~~
INC PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
" 3. Country merchants and others who
x,urchasedo 3 cogstGeeable amount yillbesaP~
I5liea at the .leaeear prices eor ossh.
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Public Sale.

PUBIC OdI6s
pursuant to decretai order OF the ohancery
District Court of Williamsburg, Will be Oh
fered for sale, on the 4th Monday IN way
next, at WestmoFeland Court fouSe' os-
ing court day
That very valuable FARM,
situated on Nomony river, in the county OF
Westmoreland, the property OF jon" va
theYys. late of said coanty, containing o&s d.
ores. A credit of twelve months wall be CIV
on. the purchaser executing to the commits
sioners acting underline aforesaid order, bond
with approved security, and deed o. sIus'
on the land to secure the paymesiS OF tiie pu'-
chase raoney according TO the terms o. hlA3
decree. 81.
March SO. noW
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SAILS at Vendus.
very Tuesday and Friday,
% - WILL BE SOLD

Do VILE BE SOLD
;. yendae Store, corner OF Prince ana
i sPs Water streets.
r.,;sty Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.
fM MRS of which viii be expressed IN
Ps n &c the day-Ail kinds OF goods
b DDs :. On Limitation and the prices OF
DC aaea 49, are established, can at any time DC
'asn !, .ra,lpurchased at the lowest Limitation
p pr p G.. Marsteller. Y. M.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
EUROPE.
From the London Sunday Review Of Il
hri
PATRIOTIC MEETINGS.

Never has the tide Of public spirit run so
high or SO extensively as at the present mo-
meDs, since The institu on Of the correspon-
ding Society, AND the plan Of reform project
ed and supported by Mr.. Pitt, and the Duke
ct Richmond, in their best days of patriotism
and independence. The important facts dis
closed by Mr.. Wardle's very extraordinary
investigation, has reused the whole country
into one unanimous vote of thanks 10 him
tor his boidness, circumspection and pcrse-
verance (; and it has also reused il to a gene
! raj demand of reform in Parliament, as the
only means OF effcctuaiy guarding against
similar atrocities in future and more esDe-
cia''y as the only means OF bringing such a
trocities to light, by destroying the corrupt
influence OF Ministers, whose perpetual object
1t apears tobe to quash, instead of promoting
all enquiry into their nature and more espe1
ciaIly, still as the only means of obtaining ho-
nesty aud i'r|ependency in the majority of the
representative house, and vefdicts founded
upon the evidence before the honse and con-
sequentiy III unison with theiplain blant sense
and honest feeling ct the people at large.
We have already noticed the meetings of
this sort that hare taken place at Nyestnin
ster Hall. and GuildhaIl, the former very
numerous!v attended by inhabitants Of the
highest responsibility, and the latter by as
many OF the Livery as could crowd within
the walls.
We have also noticed, that a meeting for
the same object was held by the common
council OF the metropolis, who concurred
almost unanimously. not only in voting Mr.
Waulie the freedom of the city in gold box.
but IN resolving that the ministry had lost
The confidence Of the nation. and in asserting
That the late decision of the majority of the
house was 10 direct opposition to the evidence
before them, and apparently given from cor
rupt motives.
We now proceed TO state that the Metri.
pohtan county has had a meeting of a SINH
lar description. and that series of similar
resolutions has been followed up with equal
uDaniunity and spirit; that the Borough Of
has initiated sopatrio,ic an exam |
PIE and while 1t mas 'orborne 10 pass vote |
OF ceDsurc on its representative Who was in |
lhe majority, in consequence of his general
respectlbility of character, as was severaIly
lcnc IN the cases Of The city and &c the Mid. |
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
FROM TIE DEMocRATtC PRESS.
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.

| II Is about IL or IS years since the troops
! OF Austria were put in motion, TO effect the
annihi,ation of the Republic, and the dis
memberment of the territory of France.
Thrice she was defeated and permitted to
exist. The fourth time has doubtless prov
ed fatal. The battle of Rhor, which Mr..
Relf is pleased to term " a tnere petty af-
, sair,' has decided the fate of the house of
Austria. We have no intention Of an enquiry
into the causes and motives Of the powers,
which in the first coalition, made war upon
France. These things in the gross, are ge-
| Morally known and understood, but there are
certain facts of great importance, connected
with the events of thai period, which are
daily developing themselves, & which throw
blaze OF light upon the history of those times
| 1t is known to all the world. that France,
| pTeyIons to the unprovoked system of war
against her by the government of England,
was more anxious to preserve peace and
cordial good understanding with England.
than with any other government in Europe.
But tie confidence which the republicans of
France put in the government Of England,
and the demonstrative evidence which they
gave OF that confidence and of their desire
Tor peace with all the world are not sufsici-
emily known. 1t is, at length, published to
the world, that the republican government
OF France to AVOID a war with Austria, with
that Austria which she has now crumbled
into dust, was willing to submit 20 George
III. the settling Of all matters in dispute, be-
tween France and Austria. This humane
and benevolent purpose was rendered Of uo
avail by William Pitt, at once rejecting the
proposition.
The fact is disclosed, with many others 10
prove the innate corruption Of the govern
ment ct England, by Major Cartwright, who
has published in London, "Reasons for Re. |
FORM" to which we are indebted for the fol- |
lowing very interesting letter from Earl
Stanhope to the author.
"BEREERs STREET, Jan. 8, 1909. |
Dear Sir,
Yon desire my testimony on an import |
ant subject, yon have right to it, but i'll
1t be your intention to communicate the facts
to the public, ] expect you will give them
h'Ny or not at all, upon my aatl,urity. J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
FROM MADEIRA.

capt. Blake, arrived at Boston on We'd
nesdlay last, from Madeira, informs. that ac
Counts had been received there, to MAY 10.
from Lisbon, which stated, that all appreher-
SION OF an immediate visit from the French had
subsidized; and that the force collected in that
quarter was OF such magnitude, as to create.
the most lively hopes Of future safety and.
protection. There were no accounts from,
England, Spain or the continent, later than
what we have before received through other
channels. There were large quantities OF
cotton, &c landed at Madeira, and freights
TO England lo@.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04

asscmo'c. efthorgI.fat sserty 70 n,cet and
cFfrssS fheir' sentiments is denied 10 tar
feoffe ef ne sister &tne.afoRs sytere they are
deferred b.. fhe bayonef."
ind 10 complete The uetamorhhosr from.
Cob6ct in Nmeriea 10, Co66eitin EueianJ
this old federal champion quoted the fgl.
eoTvrns Jdcobin tines from. Goldsmifh:
Princes and Lords may flourish and may fate.
breath ct:a make them, a b,eath has maze .
Dat bold yso'',nnry, their country's pride,
Hhen once DESTROYED, never be Supplied:
Since arcSidence Of Ten years, under m.
blessings IF the English monarchy has hro.
dnccd This change IN enc Of its oldest ana
most Jealous CHAMPIONS. The sooner his FIR
mer associates leave this shocking iana Of
freedom, The better" .....durora.
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a DVERTISEMENT.--T subscriber wish
( 4 es to sell the place known by tie name OF
the Fiot Springs, lying in Bath county, within
i've Iailes OF The Warn4 Springs. and on the mat,
ROAD leading to the Sweet and Sulphur Springs,
Iewisburgh, Kanawha, stale Of Ohio, and Ken.
lucky Tins Tract of Land, contains about five
Hundred and forty acres, about fifty of which,
is cleared, and part of it will make excellent
Meadow.
Ca The said place, are large House tw, s.o-
res high, good Kitchen, Il large and comDodi..
Gus stable Lately erected, gfanary, a nunLcr of
out houses, and a number Of small houses FOR
the accommodation Of Gentlemen and ladies' vino
resort the waters during the bathing seasons
There are also three baths in complete order
the temperature OF which, are nae hundred and
SIX, one Hundred, and ninety six degrees by Fa.
enheit's Thermometer. The medical qualities
Of these waters, and the eife ctual cures which
they have performed, in the removal of various
diseases, are SO well known to the public, that
the subscriber conceives it to be unnecessary
to make any remark thereon
On the purchase of these possessions, one filth
OF the money must be paid down. and The. b,
lance rendered in four annual payments
Ii sale be not made before the first day Cf
October next, the place described above, may
be rented out for term OF wears
In the occurrence of either of these two in
stances, the subscriber will have it in his power
tofurnish household, and kitchen furniture and
servants as may be agreed on.
BY application made u the subscriber living
on tie place, the particular terms will be made
kno wn
BENJAMIN THOMPSON
Hot-Sprinss July H. Iaw4wG
II OR SALE, 1905 acres Of LAND, lviprr or,
4 the waters of Tye river. in lie county oF
Nelson, Uormery part Of a mlerst l--FlIis trace.
being part OF the estate of tie late col John Rose
is situated about ten miles from New-Market.
and is conveniently contiguous to Major Mas
seys Merchant mill. Two hundred acres are
cleared, the residue is covered with heavy and
valuable timber. The soil is peculiarly adapted
10 the production of tobacco, corn, wheat &c
The tract will either be sold entire, or divi,ica
INTO or 8 equal parts, as may meet the conye.
nience of the purchaser
Slightly detached from the main tract. are q,
ACRES bearing heavy growth of pine, thar
Will either be sold separately, or in conjunctios,
VITA enc OF the divisions One fourth ofthe pur
chase money will be expected in hand the ba
lance in three equal annual instruments Tb.
land Will be shewn by Mr.. John N Rose, or nv
Capt. Morgan, living in the neighoorllool.-- For
further particulars apply to the subscriber
THOMAS FITZHUGH.
N. 3. The purchaser will have liberty Of seed
ing M Tie fall, and possession al the commence.
ment OF the ensuing year.
TT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
PHILADELPHIA, June 90.
FROM TENERIFFE

BY the Resolution, Love from Teneriff..
we learn, that the accounts from Spain re-
ceived there, were highly favorable to the
cause OF the patriots. Some time previous
to his sailing, the advices from Cadiz we're
down to the beginning of May. Fifteen!hun-
cred French prisoners had arrived at Tene-
r'ne. and orders were issued for preparing to
receive an additional number
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04

"Atier the French revolution, and previ
ouosly to the first war between France and
Austria, remember expressing my regret
to Monsieur I;tlleyrand, that two such great
s enlightened nations should cut each other
throats, for such small objects as those which
were then the ostensible pre,eXts for hos,i
Titles between them. He expressed with
great warmth and cloquence. how totally he
conceded with me upon the folly and imnor-
aiity of unnecessary wars; and he said that
the French nation wishes TO avoid WAY
with Austria rs much as he did: e he assured
me that the French nation had such high re
spect for the English nation. as the only i, ee
country in Europe, except France, that the
new government in France W ouid willingly
leave to his majesty. the King of Great Bri
tain, or to any commissioners his majesty
the king George the third should be pleased
to appoint, the settling the points then in dis
pute between France and AUSTRIA
g felt, l must confess, great pride and
pleasure. as az Engl;shmam, at this idea oil
n reference to the first magistrate of my
country, as free ccuatry, So horrible co Us
IN THAI respect, so handsome on the part OF
the friends Of liberty in France, ard bv pre-
serving peace in Europe. sobenefcial to HUI
Emanity. asked Monsiear ralieyranti whe.
tier it was their iatention to propose to ou,
government such an arbitration
He told me, If they were sure il would
be accepted by our government, the oft.,
would De made formally but that they did
not think it right to make such an offer, il
ut were not certain that it would be accepted
| here. lie then said, that as had several
near relations IL the British cabinet, he
should be much Obliged to me to endeavo,
to hndlt ous. repi. d tolliin that would
do it with great pleasure.
~ went to lord Grenville but. I did no,
obtain any satisfactory answer. He told me
generally, that lie wasonly one, that he mus,
Consult others. or to that effect.
1 then went to my brother in law, Mr.
Pitt l made full Communication of wha,
had passed between Monsieur Talleyrand
and myself, and expressed the high salts.
faction felt at my Ii lvingit in my power to
give hira such pleasing information.
MIR: Pitt, without a noment's hesitation
rejected the idea totally. urged with great
canestness, every argument which occurred
to me in favor of the proposal !; but who'll,
without effect II received this answer with
sensations more painful than l have an,
words to express.
Believe me sir,
Most sincerely yours,
1 T.,
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WAsulMGrnN Ir1ne

-. WASHINGTON, June %.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the no
nination by the President of the U. States.
OF John Q. ADAMS, as Minister Plenipo-
tertiary tothe court OF St. Petersburs-Yeas
l9--Nays 7....NGt. Int
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
NEW YORK lime o6

I'VE w fUKks June 70.
Capt. Somersell. in 10 days from ST. Pierres
Martinique, informs us. that the inhabitants
were all peaceabe and we'll disposed towards
the new government-that no attack had been
made on Guadalupe bv the British and.
that no troops had left Martinique for lanai
Ca, rs no intelligence of an in insurrectinn in
the Island OF Jamaica had been sreceived at
Martinique
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04

!hc C.sSsatcs' schooner Enterprise, capt
lr'pp, sailed from this port on Saturday
morning to cruize off the Texel
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04

The Wasp sloop of war. capt Robinson,
now laying in the Delaware below the city of
Philadelphia, is ordered to be fitted for To-
reign service
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
Stafford, July 4.

WILL BE SOLD On the 3Ist day Of IN.
wv ly next, at the dwelling house ofthe late
Joseph Prentis, in tins City Of Williamsburg, the
personal estate of the decedent --rhe sale will
be continued from day to day until the whole or
the greater part otthe personal estate IS sold.
There viii be some valuable household and
Kitchen furniture, and plate for sale. And il il
probable several house servants will also be of.
fered for sale. There are several Mich Cows.
two Horses, and neat single Phston and Har,
ness quite new.
Tho sale will be made on a credit Of nine
months, to bear interest from the date and If
the payment IS puDctually made, the interest viii
be remitted-Bond and approved security will
be required from the purchasers before any srti-
Gle which may be sold is delivered.
JOSEPH PRENTIS, E,e'or &c.
Williamsburg, Iuly q. 3,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04

On Monday the VIcK-PaEsIDExr ofthe
y. 5. left the City...B
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04

EOK SALE, likely young NEGRO WO-
y MAN, with her first child. Size has been
the Enquirer.
July 4. 2,
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rukspAY. Inne 81.

A bill from the Senate for freeing from
postage all letters fran Thomas Jefferson,
was twice rad. THE act Of the last cssion
only freed from postage letters 10 Thomas
seGcrson.1 Mr.. Macon opposed the bill on
ire ground that the privilege Of receiving
'etters iree was sohc,ent' having himself an
and Messrs. Dana, J.G. Jackson, Liycrniore
Taylor and Montgomery supported the bill,
because that " was proper to give TO +.
Jefferson the same privilege which had been
heretofore granted to Geo. Washington and
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-11
IT, City Tavern and tiotel,
LEXa.ND R,I.A:
AT TIE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION.


From The City Of .AanatOhs, { Marytand)
! - RESPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
II and the public in general, that he has
Fken that justly celebrated IN.a, in this city,
Fqled The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
kteiY IN the possession of Mr. jain G-dsby.
hopes, by assiduity and attention, to give
= greatest satisfaction to every person, as
= exeruons on MS part shall be wanted to
feep up the high character which this Ia
srn has, as being one of the beSt in the Uni
r. and assures them that he will always
ave an assortment of the best liquors and
|Iood walters.
travellers and others viii meet with good
ssommodations at tbs above house, On rea-
ENABLE terms.
noarders are taken by the day, week,
Month or year.
The papers from all the sea-ports on
n. ointment = are regularly taken and fled at
n. ssoHee-House, adjoining the tavern, and
nor the use of strangers.
81. sapPers can be had from six to twelve
sock IN TIE evening, at a short notice,
's "a one to twenty.
ssssmbsr Is. &c
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Bank of Alexandria,

49, .Jyd.NU.fRE =, I8Uy.
NOTICE Is hereby giventothe stockhold.,
IN ers of the Bank of Alexandria, that a
dividend of three and half per cent. on ,he
capital stock OF said Bank for the half year
ending this day, is declared, and will be rea
dy 10 be paid to .hem on Thursday next the
5th inst.
BY order of the President and Directors.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier.
January 8 3w
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EDUCA TION.
THE REY. DIR. o'BRIEN,

THE sREY. DIR. C'BRIEN,
PROPOSES to open an ACADEMY in
L this place, for the purpose of teaching
twenty young gentlemen tshould so many Of
ferl tie Polite Arts and Sciences: he willin-
struct them in the various Languages, to wit,
Latin, Greek, French, Italian, sc. and in
Hebrew if required
He will also teach Geography with tie use
Of the GIobea--the Mathematics-Logi
Rhetoric and Natural Philosophy. Apphca-
ton to be made at Mr.. James Bacen's, King.
street.
January 8.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of a deed of trust from EPHRAIM
aIILLs to the subscriber, to secure the pay
ment of certain sums of money to Doug
ms and N1andeville and John c. E7unter,
will be exposed to sale, on THURS
DAY, the 18th o this month,
ALot of Ground on the north
side of Duke and to the eastward Of. Water
treets, fronting on Duke street twenty tee5
and extending back one hundred and forty
eight feet four inches. There are on this
last two Brick Houses.
The property will be sold on long cree
dit-one hundred and fifty dollars in three
months, and the balance in three equal pay
ments of 9, s and "a months.
Noblet Herbert.
January 9. st