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At Porfsmomh, by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. Jon
LAwrox, to Miss MARY PEeKHAN, both Of that
place.
At Prspidence, Mr. PEREZ O. RIcHMoxD, TO Miss
ILrrAsErH Bouss, daughter ofJoms BouR', all Of
this place.
AT fr.rsderce. witLIAn EsexHAS, Esq to Mrs.
May Porter.
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DIED,

At .y6ddkfsws, on Monday last, Mrs. MANY
Swssr, copscrt Of Mr.. George Sweet Her funeral
will be this afternoon, ~ O'Clock. The relations
andfr,eads 9th family respectfully invited to
attend
At .Nsso~k, " IL Mrs JACKSON, wife ofthe Rev.
Mr.. Jackson, Of BSsnlfsld They attended service
at the Presbyterian Church that evening, srd were
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KENTUCKY.


LEXINGTON, APRIL IL.
On Monday morning next at the court
house in Lexington, Henry Fenk proposes to
exhibit the model, and explain the principles
of the Perpetual Motion, discovered by him,
which will tend to remove every doubt of its
success from the minds of those who may
think proper to- attend.
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THERMOMETER LOST.

THE Subscriber missing his THEIR
= MOMETER on Monday evening, sup
poses some boy has taken IT, [who probably
does not know It's vaIuc.) Whoever may
have it, and will return il, shall te rewarded
by SAMUEL KING.
Newport, May IL.
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THE Dwelling -Housss No. so, Bsidgv-ss.g
advertised by Benz. HAsfHoxp, on the
IaS page Of this days paper, will be sold az
Publick Auction, ON WEDNESDAY next.
gath inst. If not previously sold at private sale.
May IL.
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No. Is, .i,arket.Square,
Lave just received for sale--7s bbls.
Il i Alexandria supcrhne and fine Flour,
of superiour inspection and so bbls. FIRST
quality Ship Bread. May IL.
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COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

"HAvANA, APRIL 23, l8O9--The Presi.
dent, governour and captain general, toge-
ther with the intendant of this Island, by and
with the advice and consent of council,
held here on the 5th inst. and communicated
to the collector of the customs ON the l5sh
of same month, have determined as follows.
That as regards this island, it is hereby orr
dcred that neutral. vessels only and those of
the British, our allies, can enter the ports of
Havana, Matanzaa St, lago de- cubas and
That Spanish vessels may depart from alt
the ports of clearances in the island, Cor those
of neutral countries and of our said allies.
: And finally that the goods, wares and mer-
chandize, which shall or may be imported
from neutral ports or those of our said allies,
into the above mentioned four ports of this
island, may be freely carried from one place
to another on the said island without any new
duties. This information is published for
the government of all concerned in trade, or
who may be disposed to engage therein dur
ing the actual state of affairs. HAVANA, April
is, 1909. (Sighed) ISLA, Collector"
THE cONSCRLPT MILITIA DLSByajv.DED.
The following is Circular from the Sec.
retary at War, to the several Govemours,for
disbanding the Militia :-
" War Department, Ahrl 2oth,l8oe.
SIR-I am directed by the President of
the United States to inform your Excellency
that the detachment of 1886 Militia, made in
pursuance Of communication to your Ex-
cellency from this department, bearing date
the I'd of November, l808, is no Ianger re-
CURED to be held in readiness for actual SER
vice.
" In the orders which your Excellencv will
give for discharging the troops from that
service, it is requested by the President, that
his thanks may be presented to those corps
whose patriotism has induced them to volun-
.teer their services to the United States.
have the honour to be, very respectfully, your
Excellcncy's obedient servant. 'a
w. EUsTIs.
6 Secretary for the DEPARTMENT Of War.
Gen. Bright, and the other citizens ofthe
militia, Of Pennsylvania, who were sentenced
to fine and imprisonment for resisting the
execution of the laws of the United States,
in the case of Olmstead, are released the
President of the u. S. having in special form
refnitted both species of penalty, considering
the law as satisfied, as far as relates 70 those
citizens, who acted under the erroneous or
ders of the governour of the state.-.dnrora.
How Disgusting it is to see federalists pay
ing court to President Madison and meanly
fattering the patriot whom they have viIely
slandcrcd. The policy is too shallow for con-
cealmcnt. They hope either to entice Mr..
Madison to leave the ranks Of Republcanism
or by exciting jcaloasly among his friends,
induce them to desert him. In both these
objects they must assurcdly fail. We cheer
fully subscribe to whatever virtues they sud-
denly discover and point out IN Madison, bu.
We will not patiently suffer them to detract
from the merit of Jeffcrvon, or indeavour to
make coatrast Of characters exactly similar.
- y - lH>p1s
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ixEw.roRK.
NEw.YoRK,MAf lO.


Z The ship Richard, Capt. Ridgeway, arrived
here last evening, in l3 days from St. Barth-
olomcws, and capt. r.. informed us, that on
the 18th of April, at 8 P. M. the Saints cap
itulated to Admiral Cochrane, after 2 days
bombardment that the French fleet, offhree
sail of the line, and two frigates, under the
command of Commodore Troude from L 20
.rient, which were blockaded in the Saints,
made their escape on the l6ths the frigates.
which were laden with provisions, had gotin-
to Bassaterre, Guadaloupe all the Line of
Battle ships, had gone to Sea- The island of
Guadalupe had been declared in state of
blockade.
Captain R. further informs that on the 2eth
Of April letter was received in St. Bartholo-
news, from very respectable House in St.
Kits, which stated that the King of Sweden,
had been assassinated by his subjects and
that Swedish vessels we're not admitted to an
Entp, with any description of cargoes,in any
Of the British Islands.
FIRE.-Yesterday morning about half past
O'Clock a6re broke out in a cluster of wood
en- buildings in Chatham-street, between Try
On Row and Dume.street, and before it was
got under destroyed between 20 and 80 wood
en- houses, nearly the whole block. The
principal sufferer was Mr.. Lorilord, who lost
several thousand dollars worth of Tobacco.
For nearly an hour after the fire was discover
cred there was distressing want of water
and even want OF help. Ev. Posf.
49, MAY IL. 1.
/, Apassenger in the ship United States,which
arrived at Alexandria on Monday from ST.
Bartholomew, informs, that the English had
commenced the bombardment of the Saints
a few days before he sailed. The French
men Of war that had escaped from the Saints
had succeeded in getting into Guadaloupe,
and landed supply Of provisions and men,
and had sailed again from that place. The
porning the ship sailed gentleman came
on board and informed that vessel had arri-
cd from St. Thomas, which brought accounts
q the capture ofSt Domingo by the British.
X vss expected that Guadaloupe would not
sand out long, the British had commenced
The bombarlment. - 80. =
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To be Sold at PUBAICK AUCTION,

To be Sold at PUBAlCKA AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, fAr LEI day afJunc nssss
at Ho'eiock, n. NJ on Me fvep,ises.
THE. DWELLING. .IaOusE and LOT
ofLAND, now occupied BY capt. SIMox
DAytss situated in SSNsiaS- -Streess q the corr
nsr Of SfiiisSsvres.
AIso--.a thrce-story Store, nearly Nsw, o.
RoBERT SrEvtNs' wharf, built Of the best of
materials, fitted with wheel, and In esccllent
ordcr--togsthcr with sundry articles therein-
The store may be seen and examined any day
previous to the sale.
Conditions made known at the sale.
SiLAS DEAN, .zSef'y.
May IL.
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GIRL WANTED.

OInl1 WAN Es/s
WANTED--A GIRL, to % house work
in omalI famiIy--AppIy ~ ttis Of6se.
Mcv IL. '.-'',f
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-26
NEW POLITICAL VIEWS.
PROM THE BaATTLEBNo' REPORTER.
Embargo, Non-intercourse, and Policy 81
the Beligercnts.
NO. III.

In eur former number we adduced the
testimony of Burke TO show that the leaders,
the politicians of the French revolution, had
the conquest of the world In view in the
commencement Of their career, and that the
revoluticn was intended not "to MAKE
France free bat to mGae her iormiaa6ie. =
THAT England was then, as she is now, con-
sidsretl as presenting the only barrier, which
could for any length Of time, oppose the
,rorress Of the French to universal empire.
That the British navy was regarded as the
corner stone of British power, and that BY
annihilatsng her commerce the leaders OF
the ;acobin sect hoped to destroy her navy
and 70 undermine the foundation, and pros
sate the fabric Of her national Independence.
They considered her navy as depending On
oemrnerce for lis existence, and that cutting
ef the latter would destroy her wseden walls
land make Great Britain as accessible to
he incursions of French armies, as if Bo-
saparte could march his veterans On turn
sike path from Paris to London.
We shall now adduce testimony and adj
YER, 20 circumstances, in confederation of
what we have before gwen, which will as
sst IN developing the designs OF the arch
iupplsrs in the horrible farce OF French free.
dom, and shaN then attempt to show that
our embargo, saa-intercourse, and the self
destructive measures of the late jaeobin adj
ministration conceded with the vlsws and
wishes of the jacobin sect in France, and at
the same time have rather promoted than
otherwise the prosperity Of Great Britain.
And first as to jacebia views OF sont'nen-
al conquest. -.
In letter from one Stone an English ja-
Goblin, resident in Paris, to DR.. Priestly,
then in America, dated May 1898, we have
!. developement of the plans of,he French
against Spain and Portugal. This iAunsinte
Aeclarea g OF those ancient and regular So
vernments, which will soon fall. Spain seems
Aetermined to take the lead. It's not very
doubtful that one of the interludes before
Alluded TO will be the march OF an army a.
~pss the Pyrenees, through Madrid to LIS
Aao. uolesss the demands made by the French
usernneas be instantly complied WITH
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Of all the favors coquettes show,
Aud smiles the top is heir to,
Eould tempt me to become beau,
And feel as beaux appear to.
No malice, no envy inspires
he bard, his advice to discloses
The favor fopling acquires,
aNin never disturb nay repose.
Tho sad, he must always seem gay;
Tho restless, appear at his ease,
Must talk when he hiss nothing TO say,
And laugh when there's nothing 70 please
Must never look shy, nor afraid:
Approve OF nonsensical clattcr,
And Smile at whatever is SAID,
fEood, bad, or indifercnt--no matter.
Infancy say, Cresus was poor
ks2is his to say yes, and agree
Or Charlotte two lhrecs are but tour,
Correct, madam, Just four they must be.
Should Susan remark, it is hot,
His answer must lie IT'S so:
If Mary observe, it is not,
To her heconsents and says, no.
Would any dispense with his mind,
Bow, wheedle, sigh, whimpsr and pray
And hoodwinked be led ty the bind,
TO such, have only to say
Quit Paley, and study to please,
Read Chesterheld's system oflaws,
And then you May bask at your ease,
In the sunshine Of coquete's applause.
Two men happening to jos,ie each ot!'erll
the street, says one {" never permit !
tlaekgaard to take the wall -" 1 do" sal'
The other, and Instantly made way.
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1h: following eficialpapers are extracted
from the London Gazette oi Saturday last
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The same demand nas naaaf to Der
marx and ssouM hsse teen complied wlth,
had not Great Britain taken the DaHssh fee'
in the Copenhagen ~pedss'oas
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Do7,.o;;rm-sfreet. Sebt. g.

DozrnaE.g street, SEPT. z.
A despatch, of which the following IS a
conv. was on the sOth ult. received at the
oaice of lord viscount Cas,lereagh, one OF
his msjes.y's principal secretaries OF state
from lieut.. gen. lord viscount Wellington,
dated .Deleytosa, aug. 8.
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2HURsDAY, OCTOBER 26.
TIE LAD17S MIN.

tot sill the favors coquettes show,
Aud smiles the top is heir to,
.ould tempt me to become a beau,
And feel as beaux sppear to.
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John Spence,
James Reid,

Executors of John Gibson, deceased
Dumfries, Nov S--li. dts
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:. G. 3 BENEFIT
q GA baltimore, s -as
NOVEMBER 4. S'cdl
VAI.UaRT-.jT a. -
G. BENNETT
vlai. JA4LE LAT,
n & b s 4

! I
Dlstsat q mics irea t<ieoreG,cv, :,
laSsh'i''a' l9miiea i,sm oeeoo,,s ~" a,a and I
'@snt; nnDni:ihi9,s an,} within wis, NIL n
@hd Il half Of The Lii: River rprnn: :"o mia
,s consists Of fE1e a.-a 2aayeaty HpS irs Ao'd
-sH's o. TIC waters Of Full and ;.i,Je s.
,gns,ln tic Counties Of Fairs.x a'd Ie:lc?
I " 'tiian. Ing quality Il MS Ian WV ffla,e
lcn'' aHa,to grazler especially, vopIs vs.
soafe' OF sfeat aMoluIheat, IRON the wy oS &c
9. io,g aroAnts ;o[wi.ich ,n,re is re,1: sS''g
Ire hG@'Ired rcrcs, ready, from q, ,.S."a
iottn& Sol. % be .owsa in 'li;9c,6y ~ s'sS'..a
rs decidedly benefited By the pls,cr 81" ny ND
us 0n II isavcry good site for min r.
stream beng one OF The most von,,an, '; ~ s
part OF the county, There are abont ono :" ''a
cres II woad, heavily timoered III, ~, s,e d
'Ae''ts are, dwelling house newly Sfs slVs-
ccnstsiia2 q tgo rooms beioy sta;rs W.. Vh
store roo'a aad two convenient closets s az q
lodging rooms above stairs, an excclcn, ' ~,
lar, "a kitchen, corn house, meat ho,s. W.. ~,
stables. Likewise The oyerseer,s hons. s"l
n each ccug:ly, with other Necessary bns
or negroes, s '"'''
Between . and 500 acres in ad,io, E
sale, il Prince William county, On npv,
ncad It's .condux with Occoquan. This l, la
hes about &c or II aiics from The Occ,op,r
mills, sad has nearly one tfi.d IN woods,
quality is equal to any III its immediate nc;b
bol+lcod.
Persons disposedto purchase nav be ,u,
pied on the first named tract with lsrp.
ST ock Of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farming
utensils. 'ibesubscriber willing to emier,,e
south%artIy will dispose Of TIC above men
tionedpropertg OF the most reasonable terms.
Information respecting The property mar
be had by Application to the honorable judge
Washing on Of Mount Vernon, II. S. Tr-
ner, Eequiges OF Jefferson county, or in tie
absence Of the subscriber to Bernard Hooe,
jun. Esq. living ssearthe premises:
/. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, near Dunlfics,
Va. June 10. cav
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FOR SALE,
The following rxLUABLE PROPERLY.
"A TRACT OF LAND,

rONTAINING 1000 acres, more or less,
called and knowaby the name of Buffa-
loe Marsh, lying within IL miles of Winches-
ter, in the county of Frederick, in the state OF
Virpinia. On about 900 acres of this tract
there are several very wei. improved farms
tenanted for life or lives, the balance free Of
all incumbrance, including an excellent mcr-
chan, mill built with stone, the whole yielding
an annual rent Of about 500 dollars. Much
of this tract is very fertile, well watcred, and
all abundance of timber. 1t is generally roll
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Tun Received
And for sale by James Kenaedyy, sen. BSoN-
seller, King street, the foilozpntg

And for sale BY flames Kennedy, sen. Boek-
seller, King, street, the ffoliozrAlg
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Comic Tales, in 2 vols.
Gertrude of Wyoming, Poem,by lAolI'as
Campbell.
Coelebs in search ola Wife.
Cars CaIedonian Sketches.
Cottagers ofGleiiburnie
Ihaeldeus Of Warsaw Hungarian Drothers
Harrictt's struggles thro' Lie
Memoirs of an American Lady ,oyMira ~r4nt,
Letts RS from the Mountains, 2 yois.'y so
Extracts in Prose and Verse from ti,c best adj
Z tIors, with sons Original Pi.ces,by la
dy OF Maryland
essons for Young Persons IN Hnmble Lite
he Star in the East. sermon, ~ AZ III
IcAanan lately from lntlit- highly interest :
ing to the friends OF CallstianlI.
II. Smiths Lectures OH the Evidences oiti-e
Christian Religion.
II. Millcr's Letters on the constitution aid
order Of the Christian Ministry,
4, Lowth's translation of ISAIAH.
l.. Campbell's dissertation Gil Miracles, in
answer to David IIume, with Sermons and
other Tracts.
he works Of Thomas Kcmpis, vos.
limitation of Christ, by do. -
History Of the destruction Of Jerusalem.
rue Piety,or day well spent--bciag g new
and handsome edition OF tie Catholic Ma
Enual.
General Assortment Of Stationary Arti-
cleS, VIZ.
Blank Books ruled to auy Pattern Record
oks best Foolscah and Letter fGfer; cest
.ck Ink Powder Uiafers !; HeaH',s bar;
Il Qmls; Black Lrad Pencils, and 6lLUer
neil Cases ; a handsome assortment Of La
md Gentlemen's Morocco Pocket Books;
1rses and Thread ca, ea, and best Pehk&ipcS;
sees Skin 7a6tcss and Note Cases; Gu Glass
TX an = Sand Bottles suuA flctsd TITS Wtds-
bod. Pezvter, Paper and Brass Ink sands
Mathematical Instrument Gases !; Gthiey's
Gales ard Dividers; States j; Pencils &c.
~ Blank Books made to any pate, II, suth
afent ruling and binding.
Nov. 6. eotf
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FOR SALE,

- VALUABLE and desirable rAh .1;r
n LouIoun county, Virginia N N,,,%
miles Of ecsburg, and miles from 'on,,ining
ford. on tie Frederick,own road .o ""s third
nnwsrds Of 500 acres, ofwhich about ON CIV cory
is in woods has 90 it handsome wv MONS
'sa M Nv DWp,ILING HOUSE, thee Fo ,To
sa' aoor brick kitchen adjoinlns' 'slrrsps
rooms a stone Milk Htu,e and al , ~ With
spying Of water quite convenient o 9b out,
s .hl%s, seperate stone stable and 0 ,.o good
houses. Also good Farm lfsuse' , ,r1 q
en,,Ie orchards and a suitable pICp'
"a ~a; r., !, situated in fine, fertile ,ei i
,,y n ms ' eu y Country and good 'aoss
b tori os in useh are many ot1f ss;s meet
mo house; is well wstered and may a!. o Of pla'
Rich state ofcultiyation by the u "'G lie. With
se ~, to which it is well adapted. po,om.c Rir
IN five mile, of landing on the 1 f 70 the ma
IN l e'er ,' Whence -four is boated 70 Or tbsa
Ssts of George Town, Aesa an.. per barre
~ Of Washington, for my .s sold on lb e's
terns-Apply to John .", n
or to tho subscriber in h cL Ianney.
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John Hopkins.
2aw6Rl
July 81.
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber living
near Piscataway, In Prince Georges county,
MARYLAND, on the first of October, a negro
man named CHARLES, calls himself Charles
Lqggins, and frequently goes by the name of
Charles Jones about FIVE feet nine inches
high, very handsome stout black fellow
he is a tolerable2 good coarse shoemaker, and
an excellent ditcher---had on blue sailors J
Jacket and trowsers much worn, and an old
high crowned hat-he was formerly the pro-
perty of Edward Jones who kept Mrs Rozi-
er's ierry--he is about forty TWO years ofage,
but from his appearance ould..be taken for
not more than thirty two. The above reward
will be paid for experimenting said runaway
and combining him so that ] get him again,
and all reasonable charges if brought home.
John Kadle.
October "a. 2aw
sP Masters of vessels and others are
cautioned against harboring or carrying off
said fellow at their peril.
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New Houfe of Entertainment.

T1HOMAS RHODES, respectfully in
[ forms the citizens of Alexandria and the
public, that he will open A HOUSE OF En-
rERrA1NMENT on the first day Of July next,
in a commoiious and airy new house on
Prince-street, sign ofthe Eagle, few doors
above Thomas Swann's dwelling.-lie IN
tends to keep constant supply OF the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS,a and will ac-
eommcdate travellers aud others on such mo-
derate terms as to make it an object to call
on him. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stabling for horses.
The situation is superior to any In town
for the accommodation Of .FaTsiiers, it being
out of the way of hustle ana tlere Is pump
of the best water at the door.
June ~. law
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MI. rr4o-sssys--.-ssy ror, OF hiCnmoid, VINO Is
Authorized to make contracts, or 10 myself
in Alexandria. The titles are all undoubted2
and the terms proposed are, one fourth ia
cash at the time of conveyance, the balance
in three instruments. the last two to be Oh
interest from the date. Any species OF the
public stock and OF the different Banks in the
United States of Insurance Companies-ot
the Potomac Fridge and Turnpike Compa-
MES viii be received III payment according
to their fair value. Ground rents i'll the city
of Richmond and town Of Alexandria, Or
Houses and Lots, will likewise Ce received
in payment according to such rates as may
be agreed upon.
John Hopkins.
July 81. 2aw6M
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY FROM the subscriber living
at Magruder's ferry, Prince Georges coun-
ty, Mary Land, on the 3oth Of August last, a
Negro Woman named PEG. She is about
% years Of age, ola dark complexion and a
likely woman. She took with her iaanti-
ty of cloathing which it is unnecessary to de-
scribe, as it is supposed she will change them.
The above reward will be paid for apr ciien1-
ing and securing her SO that get her again,
and reasonable charges if brought home:
Enos Schell.
Masters of vessels and others are forbid
harborng or carrying off said runaway, as
they will be prosecuted for so doing.
November 6. eoot"
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Ladies Misses and Chlldren's
SHOES.
HAWKINS 81 ALDEN,

Haze }ust received and for sale, at their steve
an Fairtax street;
II AIDES black, red and geen Morocco
-I< Shoes, with and without heels ladies'
blue, white and straw colored Kid do black
velvet Shoes; do. cork and walking Shoes for
Ladies Misses Morocco and Leather Shoes;
ChiIdren's Morocco and Jefferson Shoes, all
sizes; Gentlemen's fine Shoes and Pumps,
Leather and Morocco, and a small invoice Of
BOOTS. Boys Boots, all sizes.
Likewise quantity of coarse thick Shoes ::
All of which will be sold very cheap by the
quantity or retail.
October 81. Staw3w
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PUBLIC SALE.

TO BE SOLD, at public sale, to the high.
est bidder, on credit of niue months, Civ
ing bond and approved security Tor all sums
over Ten Dolars-on the 18th of this instant,
if fair ifaot, the next fair day, at the late
dwelling Of Mr.. U1lliam adams, deceased
All his Houihold and Kitchen
Furniture, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, & Sheep,
Plantation Utensils, Wagon, Cart, Corn,
s Wheat, and number of Mill Irons, sc. sc.
The sale to BEGIN at O'Clock.
Vim. Waters, Exr.
Fairfax, Nov. ID. 2aw2w*