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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

W ALI ABLE fNOPEklG FON SALE
Being about TO move to the Western Coun.
try wish to sell the following yalusbIe pro
perry - That valuable and highly improved scite
Fairfield IT pure air and good water contribute
tn health, this place possesses those advantages
THIS tract contains about three hundred and
eighteen acres, or thefeabout-ts wish to tli.
vide, the road runs from Richmond to Hauo
YER town--th part ON the west side contains the
following valuable buildings, a two story dwell
ling house, well finished with three spacious
rioms below stairs, with airy passage-three
asare Will. passage also, and |, good dry cellar
under 1T yard handsomely pailed in, a gar
den of four acres well pailed in and laid of.
IN beautiful! style, and iri high cittivatio viii,
q handsome summer house in the centre, three
kitchens with brick chimnes, smoalI house, dali
~, rabbit houses, ice house, seven stables &c
| all in good repair.
On the east side is the Fairfield Race Crosnd :;
on this is newly built two story dining house
fifty by twenty, below is three rooms, above is
room the full size of the house, a barr room and
stand for the Judges, plan'd perhaps superior to
any iii this country, with several small boothes,
welof good water I'D the yard an excellent apple
| Orchard of choice latter fruit also about ten
likely NEG ROES, one Barber equal to any in
| this country, good man Cook, SC. also several
brood Mares, Colts and Fillies of the first
stock in this country two mules, two plough hor-
ses several valuable milk Cows, about forty head
of Sheep, SOME ofthem of the Cape, others of the
improved barbary breed--a good stock of Hogsof
the stock of Col. JohnMayo plantation Utensils
Carriage and Horses three Carts. a Wae.eon
mad geer, some valuable Household and Kitchen
furniture, SC.
Terms fSale, one half cash, the balance in
twelve months, with notes negotiable and payable
in the Bank of Virginia, with an approved intlor-
Ser. h. SN0CK
| Fairfield, April II wtl2May
EroR SALE, on board the Y % Winaham,
H. Capt Vail from New 1,tion WING at
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sold without reserve, his entire STOCK in
TRADE, consisting of Dfy Goods, Hardware,
and CUTLERY, among which are,
callicoes and chntz, aud casiineres,
Irish Linens, cling 90 ps fine fI,mhums.
hams, Striped Hol- 500 Sets Knives ard
land, Dirn;tes, Cot Forks,
ton and Woo. Hosi.. % dnz Shoemaker's
ny, Hammers, .
Tamboured Cam 10 ditto Drawing
bricks, Knives,
Black ditto. HI. and But Hinges,
Book and Juconot Lock-, Pocket
Muslirs, Knives, Saws, Wal
Cotton Casimeres, Du- tiers, and many o.
rantz, Handker- Their articles,
chiefs, Cotton Vel Also 5000 lbs. Cast
vets, Broad Cloths iRgs.
The Sale will be continued from day TO day
nntil all the goods are Sold
Terms-For all purchases not amounting to
sos, cash. above sos and not exceeding 400SS,
ninety days credit, AMI above zoos credit un.
I'll the LIST of Jan. 1910, Negotiable notes, with
approved endorsers, will be expected from every
purchaser
The Store and Counting Room win be rented
out for six months, and possession given rs soon
as the stock ofgoods sold off and delivered
JAMES BROWN, ". NJ.
April I8. ct
uBIIG SAL the Gin: ot
i the present month, will be sold TO the highest
bidder, at the late Westinghouse OF Elisha Price,
decd al the decedent's household and ktche,
FURNITURE, stock of CORN, FODDER G
BACON, a mich COW, GLGG G E4RNESS,
4 CART and two likely HORSES. Tesms of
sale-On Ill sums under twenty dollars cash, and
on all sums overtwenty dollars, six months Gre
dit, he purchasers giving bond with approved Sc
cugity, bearing interest from the day of sale
which interest will be remttedi if punctual pay.
Inent is made.
Also, on the same day, will be hired until
christmas next, nine likely NEGROES, and rem.
ted for one year, ora longer term, the HOUSE
wherein the decedcnt lived, which is commodi.
Gus, AMI in airy situation, with the necessary
Offices, ard good garden attached to it. Also,
an half acre LO3in front of the house, web in
closed and sewed N clover and oats.
EDWARD c. D.dVIS,
.Hdniinistrasor
April 49, Of
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SALES 1T AUCTION

a T the Store of Mr.. Brrack II. Judah, on
"A Monday the Oath inst. at 10 O'clock will be
sold without reserve, his entire STOCK in
Trade, consisting of Dry Goods, Hardware,
and CUTLERY AMONG which are,
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nj Office y persons indebted to the estate
L ofthe i*tc JOHN STROBIA, arc desir-
edto make immediate payment, and those who
have claims against the estate are requested to
make them known to the Subscriber, properly
authenticated, that they may be instantly dischar-
ged.
JOHN II STRoBIA, Adn,'r.
April ii. 2w
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TOR SALE, on board the Y ;p Winaham,
l. Capt. Vail, from New .J1elon, lying at
Young's wbarf:-W. India Rum, Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Mess Pork, Mess Beef, Goldfish, Cheese,
Onions, Potatoes, Candies, Beans, Hats, Writ
ing, Wrapping and Printing paper, sc. &c.
April IS. ct
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April 10.

A LII persons having claims against the es-
4 n tate of Elisha Price, decd. hereby res
pectivcly notified to bring them in, properly atl-
thentcated, to the Subscriber, for adjustment
and those indebted 70 the estate are also respec-
tively notified TO make INN ,hate payment As
the subscriber IS desiroo Of closing his admins
tratiaH soon possihi, .,s notification will
be plead in bar o. lie cams OF those who neglect
giving it proper attention
EDW'D C. DAVIS, .4daar.
April 49, 2t
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We are assured that the Marquis Romano
united to the English and Portuguese. con-
POSES an army of l2G, 900 mcu.
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The Store and Counting Room win be rented
out for six months, and possession given as soon
as the stock ofgoods are sold off and delivered
JAMES BROWN, Jr. V. NJ.
April I9. ct
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August %.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, from George Town Ter
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city Of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on which is conVe-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen.
teel family, together with all the outheuses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, a proportion OF in
nroyed meadow for the scyihe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to MIR JoRs DuLIS, adjoining
the said farm, Oh the subscriber on the pre-
r n11En
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
September S.

To be sold, at public auction, at Norhum
berland court house, in the county OF More
cumberland, and state of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day of September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous 2 Plantations,
.ap,oun,ing togethsr TO a6out 200 .Acres,
CITUATE on the river Potomac, aud
- within about three miles of the court
house. These estates formerly belonged to
Presley Thornton, Esq and arc the same on
which he lived. They have never been seen
by either Of the subscribers but it is under
stood, that about 100 acres Of them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the river, and
2 considerable part thereof heavily timbered.
The uplands consist OF about 1000 acres, and
the who.e is well calculated for the production
OF corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and small
grain of all kinds, in great abundance. The
waters are said to abound with excellent
FISH, oysters, and wild fowl The water car
rage is easy and convenient to Norfolk, Bal
more, Alexandria, and the city of Wash
ington; and as these estates possess several
good mill seats, with an abundance of water,
and q plentiful supply of timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewD to persons in
cining to purchase, by Col. James Moore,
who lives On them, or by Samuel Blackwell,
ESQ who lives near to them; and the terms
of payment may be known sufficient time
before the sale, by applying to either of them
or to the subscriber in the city of Philadel-
phia.
VIM. LEWIS.
June .-t8) d
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SoblEDlENCE TO q decree Of the Ho--
6fr lu's0le TIC Circuit Court of the district
b.,saanna, for the county of Alexandria,
ans NeH Lyle, Dafziet, and others, complain
irp !. s'a Ro6ert Lyle's heirs, detls. direct
pO,sass subscriber to take possession of that
E6e. '' 81 the real estate of Robert Lyle, the
~ : ~ deceased, allotted to the complainant,
ue the same out for the benefit of the
PSI s'lsc--l viii rent the three story Brick
|Csssaa'a Dwelling House lately occupied by
hn5 ohver P Find.ay, on Fairiax-street,
IMMEDIATE possession may be had.
H.. G. Deneale, Comr.
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E. Dulin.
DIFF
June 2.
MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE.

Or nil be exchanged for PROPERTY III .Aleran-
d,.ia or its 1'icinity,
A Warrant for 500 acres Of Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia tor Military
services during tAe revolutionary war. This
Land lies in the statesof Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best In the state. II VIII De
sold a great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
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- MG,Mul's Sale.

CobbeyjUy3tk q Nn-P!ate- Worker.
ME subscriber continues to make and
E repair all kinds Of COPPER & TIN
WAKE, and also carries Ga the BRASS
FOUNDERS BUSINESS nnder the direc-
ten OF JyiliGns Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line.
For SHE,
Is Boxes 10 by 10, and Is do. 8 by 10 b.
hernia Window Glass, OF q good quality.
TO LET,
The House On Fairfax street, occupied by
myself, which is made to accommodate one
or two Eamilies-l will give a lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner Of Prince and Royal-streets, and
one Blacksmith S Shop with set OF Tools.
For Sale or to Let on a Ground Rent for
6s feet Of Ground, fronting on king-strcet
and RAINING back 100 feet to 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in a good part of the town.
The highest price will be given Tor old
Copper, Pewte", Brass and Lead.
George M'Munn.
Who has for hire handsome light Coachee
with careful driver.
August 80 3m
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TO LEASE.

On low ground rent for ever, and on We
ry advantageous terms,
a VALUABLE half acre Lot OF Ground,
~ situated on Washington and Duke
streets, with fine corner Lot. There is on
the said property three frame buildings, one
has been used as pot house, but could be
easily altered into any thing else, as 1t IS
large and strong building-the others are
dwelling houses-They will be leased With
the ground which will be rented as it is, CT
laid out in lots to suit the purchaser;
Enquire Of
Midnight and Stewart
Auo,,st g,
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JUST RECEIVED,
md FOR SALE BY r. GRAY,
One elegant London made Patent PIANO
FORTE, with additional Keys to and Pc
dial.
One plain do. with additional Keys and Pc
dal.
ON HAND,
One plain homemade do. little used.
August 9.
FOR SALE,
Orto be rented for term efyears, or on ter.
hetuai ground rent,
A number of we'll built brick houses, seve-
raj of which are Immediately tenantable, 81
tuate on Greenleafs Point.
Also,
House Lots in almost every part of the city,
.4Ahiy TO
Jaraes Greenleaf,
Or, in his absence, to
Samuel Elliot, un.
Washington City, July 6--l2. dSw
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TO HIKE.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
" hossheads SUGAR,
30 bags COFFEE,
~ aogsheads Antigua RUM,
~ bales best COTTON.
w. Joseph Riddle.
~! 10. d
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6 10 N g r E S s,
TUxsDaYl, December ~.
DEBATE

DEBATE
ON THE JOINT RESOLUTION
rbbrspiag ts< eondsaft q sf E'se g ts'i'
II rsleiiop 10 tas refusal q rsceiVe any
i.ysasr eonaHnicasispJ fran Frs''cis as
9aeison.
EcosrIsufp.l ~
In committee ofths whsle MI. BAs'fr
81 the shair- ,5s
4r. Dars's Speech cenca'asd.l
~ vsswiIl now reeurto she administration !,
6f president ADAMS, who was 30 weH
known as ! diplomatic funssionary, 70 !, E (,
rope. Among the state papers which ne :
communicated 20 Congress, We may hnd
inssrucsiye documentary information rela-
tive 20 diploma,ic credenss and authority.
Among those papers i the letter o. ere
s.dsncs for the sryoysextraordin srytoFranee
sccordinR 70 full form Of diplomacy. 1880
These arc the tsrris: (,
AsCREDENCE
Fs,. MfssYs. Pinkney, Marshall AND Gerry,
Enpeys to France.
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g rOHN ADAMS,

i" John ADAMS,
P,xsiSsaf Of tie United States q AmtTfra,
70 he E$seativs Directory scfhr French
Y RepHtGes
C,rysENs DiREcToRs-- 2
rs DESTROYS OF setmInatng all differences
hstwsen the United States Of America and
he French Republic, and OF restoring that
harmen and good understanding, and that
commercial md friendly intercourse, which
from the commencement OF their political
connection until lately, have 50 happily sub.
sisted, I have nominated, and by and with
che advice and consent OF the Senate OF the
United States, appointed Charles Cotes-
worth Pinckney. sha Marshall and FL.
bridge Gerry, Distinguished citizens Of
thsss, states, Jointly and ssverally, ENJOYS
extraordinary and ministers plenip0tenuary
60 the French republic, for the purpose Of
accomplishing the great objects above.meh-
tened: Wherefore ] pray you, citizens
Directors, 70 give full Ncredense to what
they and each of them shall say to YOU in
these respects, in behalf Of the United
States, and also when they shall assure YOU
4 of the sincerity Of our wishes for the well
fare Of the French republic.
Given under my hand and the great seal
Of The United States OF America, at
Philadelphia, the thirteenih day of Ju-
", in the year 1897, and of the indie
s pendence Of these states the twenty
second.
JOHN ADAMS.
By the President Of the United States,
TIMOTHY PICKERING,
Secretary Of STATE.
Here gentlemen may observe, that the
Letter of crcdence expressly states the OBJ
;ects Of the mission extraordinary, and de.
aires full creasnce to be given to the en-
VOWS in those respects. Says the letter of
sredencc, / pray you, Citizens Directors,
I 20 Give full credence TO what they and each
cf them shah say to you IN these respects,
+, behalf OF the u. States" But did the
! President then in ofHce' suppose the letter
or crydence, even in such q case, to give
tl,e proper authority for negotiating an ar
range naens OF masters in difference. between
she two countrIssf He understood the
subiess far otherwise; for he believed il
! PROPER 70 aushoFise the ENJOYS diatincsly,
by giving them full powers. II gentlemen
will now attend they may knew the terms
oil this public commission,
oFULL POWERS
70 Msssrs. Pinctnsv, Marshall and Gerry,
Eavoysts France.
"a JOHN ADAMS,
Prssidfnt Of fhs UaiIsd Sfeies ef Arerics,
70 al whcn these presents shall con.
esrn--GF estisgs
KNOW 7X, That for the purpose Of ter
minasing al diEsSEess between The United
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fFcosTINUEp.l

In committee ofthe whsle Mr.. BAssHa
inthe shair- 5s
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secretary Of STATE.

Psssidfni sf The Uaiisd Ssetes sf Aslerica,
70 al WHOM thess presents shall con.
esrn--Gresiing;
KNOW 7E, That for the purpose Of ter
ninasipg al dissrslsss between ths United
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Historical lnrsosstg.-D During the tfou-
bles m the reign Of Charles /. a country
girl came to London in search of q place,
as a servant maid, but not succeeding, she
applied herself to carrying out heer from
brew-house, and one of those then call
ed tub-women. The brewer observing a
well-looking girl in this low occupation,
took her into his family as a servant, and
after while married her; but he died while
shcswas yet young woman, and LETT her
large fortune. The business OF the brewery
was dropped, and the young woman was
recommended to Mr.. Hyde, as agentleman
skilled in law, to settle her husbands at
fairs. Hyde, (who was afterwards the earl
Of Clarendon finding the widows fortune
very considerable, married her. OF this
marriage there was no other issue than
daughter, who was afterwards the wife Of
James IL. and mother OF Mary and Anne,
queens of England.
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From the Nesu Jersey Telescope.
WORTHY OF NOTICE.
Mr.. EDITOR.

Z
AS accidents are frequently happening
with respect to horses kicking when har-
messed to chairs, or other one horse car
riages: therefore take the liberty Of re-
commencing that strap OF about three
inches in width be added to the harness
commonly used, which by placing over the
horses loins, and being secured by straps
fastened to the shafts of the carriage, will,
as have found by long experience, effec-
tually prevent any horse from raising his
heels so as to endanger any person in the car
rage. This simple method being duly at
tended to would be mean OF preserving
the lives and limbs of many of our fellow
creatures. ~ M. q.
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ELEGY
On the Death eta Blacksmith.


With the nerves of Sampson this son Of the
sledge,
By the anvil his likelihood got;
With the skill of old Vulcan could temper
an edge;
And struck--while the iron was red hot.
BY. forging he liv'd, yet never was try'd,
Or condernn'd by the laws OF the land:
Vet still il is certain, and can't be. denied;
II p often was burnt in lie hind. '@s@
With the sons of St. Crispin no kindred he
claimed, II
With the last he had, nothing to do;
He handled no awl, and yet in his time
Made many an excellent shoe.~
He blew up no Goals of sedition, but still
His bellows were always in blast I;
And / viii acknowledge (deny it who will
That one Yics, and but one, he possessed.
Mo actor was he, or concerned with the stage,
. No audience to awe him sppear'd );
Yet oft in his shop, like croud IN rage,
The voice of Kissing was heard.
Tho steeEag Of axes was part of his cares,
In thieving he never was found;
And tho he was constantly beating on oars,
No vesselhe e'er ran as run d.
Alas and alack And what more can say
OfVulcan's unfortunate son
THE priest and the sexton have bore him away
And the sound of his hammer is done,
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
BRIG Martha, Wattles, Saint bartholo-
news. Rum, to n. Wattles and 90.
Shin Venus, Bond, George Town, to
load for Liverpool.
Ship Allegany, Morris, do. do.
Schooner Juliana, Adams, Richmond.
Coal, to the Master.
CLEARED.
Schooner Mohawk, Hammel, Jamaica.
BY John Bonsal.
Schooner Betsey, Barnett, Edenton. by
the Master.
Schooner Fair Trader, Balance, Cam
den, do.
Schooner Malinda, Saidder, Boston. ].
c.. Laid and others.
Schooner Betsey Ann, Wire, Camden.
by the Master.
Schooner Elnisley, Sander, Edenton.--
Ditto.
Sloop Harmony, Elwood, Philadelphia.
by Different merchants.
ar Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch,
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,y,ra,,orta pailp 6ssette.
,pFr3 DAY, JUNE u.

\. Massachusetts, legislature the
II TIC aa,osed a passage IN che an
democrats opp rovernors address. where
,ssr g a,, - S bestowed upon President
il appsaasgf e. commeaciug new sys-
Mad'soa '0s 80 Thus we see that at
sera 81 NIL ,'sll q at Washiugton the same
Boston g ,ls;thssanIing their can't IN profes,
Sons, a' s he prssidrnt also, whom nj. they
sssrssN i & being the cause q IT.
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TO RENT.

TWO STORES, on King-street, &threc
on Royal. street, with good cellars under the.
whole-they will be let together or separate
as may best suit those who wish to occupy
them, a. they may be all connected together
a familyemay be conveniently accommodate,
ed-the stands are equal if not superior toi
any in the town.
- a&ALSO,
A convenient ID YELLING HOUSE, on
St. Asaph street, between Duke and Prince
streets. This situation is healthy, with good
garden and we'll of good water in the yard
For further particulars apply to. W1LL1AMs
MsKN1aHr, or at KNIGHT and STEwART'ss
store, corner Of Fairfax and King-streets.
May 20. eostlaw
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N O. T / c E.

THE subscriber intending shortly to leave
this place, requests all to whom he is IN,
debted to call AID receive payment; and all
who are indebted to him are hereby request
ed to call and settle their accounts, as my
circumstances will not justify any longer IN
diligence. - X
Samuel M'Claud.
June 9. 'st.sts eoaW
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From a London Magazine.
g Why a Gardpcris the most extraordinary
Man inthe world"
ADDRESSED TO A LADY.

ADDRESSED ~ LADY,
Because no man has more business up
on earh, and he always chooses good ground
for what he does. He commands his ttYme,
he is master of the mint, and fingers,
Yenay-royal. He raises his celery eve
nv year, and it is a bad year indeed that
does not bring him a plumb. He meets
with more boughs than a minister of
State He makes more beds than the
French king, and hasin them more pa1nfea.
ladies'. He makes rasinS' his busmes more.
toars his. diversion, as many other gentle
II men but makes it an advantages to his
health ana fortune which few others do
His ! lie has enough of LADS love and hearts
ease, aud she never wishes for zveeds. DIS
sgal to Others never hurt him, h-
walks the better for the graUel, and thrlyes
mos. - . c9usumptioa. His greatestPlias,
anil the worlds greatestiis envy that he can
have yev when he pleases.
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY next, at four O'Clock will be
offered for sale, on the premises,
A two ffory Brick Houle with
"a Lot of Ground, occupied by Mr.. Alb. Walk
.er, situate on north side King street, between
st. Asaph and Washington streets, In goao
situation for business. The terms Of sale viii
be one fourth cash the balance in equal install
%ments Of 6, 3 and 8 months--a deed TRUST
on the property will be taken to secure the
payments. Further particulars will be made
known at the time and place at sale.
Philip G. MarHeller.