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NDtEceEIanp.
FR0M TIE BosToN MIRROR.
EASE.

<ID1ss
Nothing is more charming TO hu.
man nature, than Ease and Incidence.
The enchantress, Sloth, has more vota-
ries in her temple, than either Of the
gods or goddesses, who safe on Mount
Olympus. She entices from the ia
,igues of business, and with her Sis
Ter Luxury, seems to rise our enjoy
ments above this world of cares.
The earth, and its inhabitants, occu.
ply our thoughts only as objects Of
Vanity of vanilles." we
exclaim with the preacher, :" I'll is
vanity"
Seriously speaking, there are those
who, ii like Solomon thy could have
sheir prayer, would throw away
wealth and wisdom, power and do.
mi nion, for Ease.
The student, becoming dispirited
at the fatigues of study, shuts his
book, tumbes on his bed, and swears
that Folly itself could not be exc
Grated tor inventing more languages
than one
Indeed, trouble seems to be so un.
natural, that one would almost walk
fifty miles to get rid O. il. Nature
shoulders at the very idea of dfudging,
and people in general labour more
in killing time, than they could have
done IN employing it usefclly.
A warm bed in the morning feels
so easy, that few have self denial e.
nouGh TO resign it. sometimes de
tcrmine with myself to ger up in FIVE
minutes. when the time comes. the
weight Of worlds seem TO press me
down. ProPriety and ease will con.
tend, whether the loss of an hall
hour ought to be considered, and
while am listening very calmly tc
the controversy, sleep catches me
unawares, and the most delightful
part of the day is spent, or rather
mis-Sbent, in bed. So. when l sec
a multitude Of letters which must be
answered, or Of books which must be
read, Ease whispers me that 10 NOR.
yo1u l shall have more time to do it in.
than to-day and thus, from one dsy
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ppefrp.
FRIENDSHIP.

From SeuQiPs Poems /:
FRIENDSHIP thou sovereign balm Of woe
Thou richest blessing here below,
And source of ev'ry joy,
To publish thy unrival'd praise,
The soft, enliv'ning note raise,
And all my skill employ.
That God from whom each blessing flows
In kind compassion to our woes,
The gracious boon bestowed!
IT'S friendship cv'ry bliss endears
And lightens all the gloomy cares
That wretchcd mortals load
On ev'ry sympathising breast
Thy sacred image is imprest
In characters divine
To thy soft energy tits given
To bless mankind, and bid a Heav'n
In ev'ry bosom shine.
When keen affection racks the mind.
And the full heart to grief resisn'd,
All consolation flies
Thy smile the mournful sufferer chears.
Thou wip'st away the falling tears,
And bidd'st new comforts rise.
sooth'd by thy tender watchful aid,
See sickness raise her dropping head.
And own the kind relief,
Our PROSPEROUS days by thee are b'est,
The never-failing, Heavily guest.
In sickness, joy and grief
Thy bounty softens poverty,
The grateful beggar sings to tkes
Nor feels his miseries,
The slave no long y mourns his chains,
II some kind partner shares his pains.
And renders signs for sighs.
Friendship exalgs, rehnes, inspires,
Fills all the soul with virtaous fires,
And godlike sympathy.
In Heav'n thou sheds; brighter ray.
Superior beings own Thy sway
Nor blush to bow to thee.
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AN ACT giving further time 10 The pfopnetofs
ofcertain lands, forfeited Cor the non-pay-
ment Of taxes, to redeem tue same.
Passed February LIST, 1861
DEit enacted by the General assembly, That
Dthe proprietors of laods forfeited to- ana
vested in the coinmonw wealth, by the non-pay-
ment of taxes, agreeably to the act, entitn'ed
"An act more efi<ctualy to provide for the pay
ment of taxes upon lands within this common
wealth." may redeem the same by paying INTO
thu treasury Of CHS commonwealth. on or before
the first day of March, io the year eighteen hun
dyed aud seven, all arrears o taxes due thereon.
This act shall commence and be in force II ON
and after the passing thereof.
A copy from the oll.--rcse,
J. PEASANTS, jr. Keeper
of the Rolls.
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VIRGINIA.

General Assembly begun and held a. the C,n;,o,
~ .he cay OF Richmond, on Monday the Sc
1eooeo Gay OF December, in the year of our
Lo'u, one thousand eight hundred and five,
and OF the Commonwealth, the tb;r,ie.h 49,
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DIM Cannon,

- ESPECTFULLY Informs her friends
IN and the public IN general, that she has
opened
A Milinary & Fancy Store,
next door to Mrs. Huggins's Tavern, Mar
ket street, Wilmington tDel.)
Iuly %.
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Gene'l) Assembly, begun and held at the capitol
in the city of ttichmnnd, on Monday the fi'sl
day oi December, in the year ofour Lord, onc
Thousand eight hundred aud SIX, and Of the
commonwealth the thirty-tirst.
AN ACT to amend an act, eGtitued " An act
more cifectaay TO provide for the payment
Of taxes upon labls within this common
wealth.
Passed Goth January, l807.l
EpE it enacted by the General Assembly,
4 2 That, when the taxes on any tract or par
Gel Of land shall have heretofore remained, or
shall hereafter remain unpaid for the space Of
TWO years, such tract or parcel OF land shall hc
forfeited to the commonwealth, and shall no, be
subject TO location. Provided Nevertheless,
That, the trac' or parcel Of land 50 as aforesaid
forfeited, shall 5e subject to the redemption OF
the former rishttul aud proper owner ar any
time within three gears after such forfeiture shall
have accrued, upon payment of the taxes due
thereupon, according to the following, rules, to
wit. That if,he SD taxes shall be paid in the
first year after such forfeiture shall have accrued,
there shall! be paid all interest of twenty Gyc per
centum per AMMAN on the amount OF the said
taxes from The time they became due, till paid !.
If the sid taxes shall be paid in the second
tCdi G.tcI SbIu t1i kCiiG'G SUdIl nave accrued,
there shall be paid an interest of fifty per cen.
tun per annum OH the amount Of taxes doe as
aforesa d if the said taxes shall be paid in the
third year after SUCH forfeiture stall have accru-
ed, there shall be paid an interest Of one hun
drcd per centum per annum, as aforesaid Pro-
vided also, That nothing in this act sha! be so
constructed as to affect the rights Of infantS.
temes covert, or persons Of unsound mind, until
one year after the disabilities shall have ceased OF
their paying all taxes due, with an interest there
on at the rate of ten per cen,um per annuin on
the amount due as aforesaid.
All acts and parts of acts coming within the
purview Of this act, are hereby repealed.
This act shall commence and be in force
from and after the first day of March next.
A copy from the Roll-Tcs'e,
J. PEASANTS. jr. Keeper
Of the Rolls.
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Two Dollars,
Matthew Xco72

INFORMS his friends and the public.
L that he has opened Dry Good Store on
the west side of Market Street, next door
below the corner Of Second Street; where
he offers for sale handsome assortment Of
seas enable goods on moderate terms.
Wilmington, Jane II, 1909,
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10 the Electors of Newcastle
County.

Nounty.
Fel'ozo- Citizens,
HAVING been selected by tie Repub.
iiean Interest of this County for the Office
OIL one''il' permit me respectfully to solicit
your =, support tor that Office at the General
Election in October next.
Tn: PERKINS,
Naaman's-Creek, June 3. 1909 &c
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General Assembly, begun and held 4, the cap
itol in the city Of Richmond, on Monday
the fifth day of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eight.
and OF the commonwealth the thirty third.
AN ACT providing for the redemption Of Ger
tain lands forfeited by the ron-payincnt OF
taxes thereon.
Passed February 9th 1901
DE it enacted by the General Assembly,
1D hat all lands hereafter forfeited or hereaf-
ter TO be forfeited to the commonwealth for the,
non-payment Of taxes, by virtue Of the laws nov.
in force, shall be re,.er,iable at ans Tin, uilhir
three years from the time whec suen G,,l,;.
ture hath heretofore accrued. or ANN h.-o.l,.,
accrue, and until The first day Of Man, .cy,
succeeding the expiration NJ to- .1a ,cr,n oc
three years, on payment Gift ,aXce i3e Ehcfron
with an interest Of ten per ccut,jif, ner
each years tax, from the time whc. thc I'm,
became or shall b.t ONE due, until TIE dime a.,
SUCH redemption Provided nevertheless. Thar .,l
lands heretofore forfeited, shall be re,ecmabl.
IN IKE manner, and on payment of the like I'M
tetest, on or before The first day of March
IN the year one thousand eight hundrcl and
ten.
bet further enacted, That the Auditor n
pubic accounts shall, on or be ore the first d1y
OF March, IN the year one thousand ei7ht hnn-
d,ed and eleven, and on before the first div of
NlaFcn IN every year thereafter, deliver to the
colieclof OF toe tax of each county,. a list of
al! such forfeited lands therein, as on the first d,v
OF March preceding, had become irrcdcemsblt
when list Snail be forthwith posted or huor NV
IN the most public place in the courthouse nf
the county. VI
Be 1t further enacted, That on the first Mon.
gay IN August In the year one thousand eoh,
hundred and e!eyeven, and on the first Monde
OF August IN every year thereafter, the collie.
tors shall proceed, by public auction, at the door
OF the courthouse Of each county, to sell to H..
highest bidders '-ch tract of land eonta;nsd
within the list Of such forfeited lands. as wsrs
lrredeemable on the first day of March in the
preceding year for ready money. - '''
be II further enacted, Tina, if at any such sale
the former over or owners os any forfe;,ot,'
tract ct land so about to be sold, or anv ner.
son tor him, her or them, or in his. be1 ~
their behalf, with or without anv author;,v ~ ~
direction tor that purpose, shall appear and nav
the taxes due thereon, with interests as afore.aj
Until the time Of such sale. such tract shall not
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F O r E l G N.
LIVERPOOL, August 9.


The fate oi Austria SEEMS decided !: on
the 9TH uir. a decisive victory was gained
by the French, and on the 18th an armistice
was concluded indeed it appears BY recent
accounts from the continent, that treaty
of peace has actually been signed. Be this
as It may, no farther resistance on the part
of Austria appears probable, therefore the
influence of France in the north OF Europe
will remain undiminished indeed, IN the
expectation thereof, the value OF the exports
of the Baltic is already enhanced. The ports
of Sweden still remain open TO the British
but the general expectation is that they viii
be shut towards the close OF the present
year. Notwithstanding the reytrses which
the Aus,rians have met with, the British
expedition has sailed for the purpose OF &C
xomplishing what was originally intended,
viz. the making of a descent upon the oP'
posite coast and the destruction OF the yes
sels of war, as well in ordinary as upon the
stocks: no official intelligence has been re-
ceiyed OF the operations Of this armament,
but private accounts announcelts ARRIVAL on
Oh. Dutch coast, and indeed the surrender
of Flushing, and the whole of the island OF
Walcheren. Nothing has transpired from
which the ultericr object of this expedition
can be- ascertained, but great variety OF
couiectures are hazarded on the SUBJECT
The political situation of America, with re-
speet TO this country, is again considered
precarioas, from the circumstance OF Its be-
sng understood that the president is eznpoW-
cred to put the non.intercourse act IN force'
provided circumstances should, IN his O.
pinion, render it poaitic this having been
adopted as precautionary measure Previ-
GUS to its being known thatthe arrangements
made by MIR. Erskine had been refused the
concurrence of our government, 1t Is con-
ceiyed that on intelligence to that effect
reaching America, sensations iniInicat to
the preservation of good understanding
would be produced indeed this impression
has become more general since the appear
ance of the correspondence between Mr.,
Smith and Mr.. Erskine, in the month OF
Sumo, for the ratification Of the arrange.
ments made by the latter appears theretrom
90 be fully relied upon, therefore the disap-
pointment produced, by the knowledge Of
the fact, is likely to be the greater. In this
s,a,e of uncertainty, and it is conceived pro-
bsble that circumstances may again occn,
n, produce an interruption in the CONNER.
sisl communication between she two coun
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SAVANNAH, Sept, ia

The following information has F,'' y ;.
ceived by the sch'r sreculatos' a''''1'
0u"oIy e,s s"' UNLOADING load, w. At Sandy Point 81
Kits the schooner Poly, Ct and ''o'" vs., -.
co, whereof Bec;aEa:a 'ThrooP was A'''% y.
On the moraing of The 9Th OF a'sr I'., y,
said schooner being about three ~@:
fro.n the shore OF ST. Lac'a, t''e t et ,Fr
with two men, put or in the hes' W. and
shore, leaving thu mate, John F''%''! sbau
one seaman, a raw hand, Oh board ! .fr,
two hours after the boat left the vssss', 81 d,
suddenly arose vioIen. thunder S .,.n,s,
tended with mach rain, the PoaY D' t~(ors
mere wreck, having been very !es., Ever ' ot
The mate cndeavourcd all IN NIB poc g. Iu.
two days and nights, to keep, as , nsn in the
cia as possible and haisted ns" In, ar,
shrouds at night. On the seeoaa .'S Dn5' but
fetched within 10 miles OF the 81 sf ,ss cap.
could no, SEE or hear any thing o. , he sebt
tain or boat. The gale inersaS'rr Ss,,p.[igips
being full Of water, and all the 'e tor the pr
destroyed, the mate and se' Istia.d. throw
seryation Of their lives were ooNe : fer ths
overheard the deck cargo a"o >, s: ~ was San.
first port they could bring, "'': fnrt he l5a
DIV FONT, where they ancEofsa - .,o,aydr
August. The fish on board wFfs have so been
maord and the vessel and cafgo -" sce Pass
pat under the direction OF az. e Tbroop b'
more, of Baltimore. Captain ln drysr 81
With him the schr's. register or srsseI sn'
Their document relating to luz
cargo" 1872.
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BOSTON, Sept. as. !.

Arrived, via quarantine. schr
S'ubbs, from St. Barts., Lett ent. lsan
Samuel, CovllI, for Eos,on in r. u :, brig
sch'rs Winslow, do. Neutrality Pe u'y'
Salem, IS; James, Wells, Newbn "0,A
ready for sea captain sick on shor. "sSf,
3oothers unknown. Markets miscrah ~"Sa
American produce. Flour 6 75toa 's tx
per bbl. fish IS to S coils. Per hbd I I
Der IS to 10 dolls. per NJ; hoops Per " ,11 ,.
to 20; beef to II per bb. pork y ~ "a \ y
oil, Florence, E to 9per case cor},,s - =
to 1sper cwt. o %
Passengers, captain Colve,son l,ta -.
mandcr of the sch'r Little Aun, Of p t"4'
dence, capluredby the French, and
ken BY the crew--he states, that H. ,. ~
------, Gray, Of New London, ftcm p J." u.
dcnce, had been sent into ST. Marin, !
Cart. Stubs On lis ward Bound me-,
s9th June, lat. so, 10, long. 81, 90 ~
boarded from the Dame Ernouf, Fr,, ! !
brig Of war ct IS guns, IS days from (,'.
daloupe for France, full of ccave ,o,,a
&c. The Frenchmen came on boari .na
robbed HIM # & barrels salt provision, :,
do. herrings,tore up his deck load. and not
about GOO feet Of lumber; took all his "a
bin stores, &c. and even half a barrel n
rum, reserved for his crew, and then d;,
missed her. The lady Of the gov. general
of Guadalupe, was on board the Dame
Erncuf; as likewise, captain WIFI. i
Massachusetts.
Brig Gov. Sumner, HiI|iard, from Az.
cant and Gibraltar, ~ days from the later
place. Lei, no American vessels. Sailed
from Alicant July 10, under convoy Of tie
Kent ~; in the feet was the Amaz II
Phillips, Of Philadelphia from Madeira ta
Trieste, had been capeuredby the Frsa5
and re captured by the British. Th: Kent
kept her in tow ten days-and TWO darsai.
ter casting her OF she was missing, and vas
supposed to be captured by some French
privascer, which had lowered round h.
heet. Several other vessels were also ms
sing, but not American. 16 French prva.
teers from LeghoEn and Ma'ssiIlss wee
cruizing on the Spanish coast Leftat Glib
ralrar Angus: 8, the Federal George, s
Boston, uncertain where bound Charlotte,
of Providence, discharged, uncertain where
bound Hannah & Eliza, OF Boston. Spoke
Sept. Il, lat. AZ, 80, long. 50, d. ship
Minerva, Spear, days from Boston iF
Lisbon. 18th, sloop -, Stowe, loaE'
from Bermuda, St. Johns, n. b. and >o,i
from her boy belonging TO the sch'F l'S',
tur, Swanton, OF Bath. On the 1'@'a
Banks, ech'r Free Trader, tor DlzOu'Y
with full fare to sail same day. rassr
gers, capt's lockwood, and DAVIS, OF NEW S'
York. Capt. p. left at Alglers, u" ~
brig --, Ward, Of Salem. msI'! IA:
vessels are SAID to have beea carried ~"
Aleiers. 8 Aiserine vessels bound 10 ''''.
settles, had been sent INTO nloF"s'a''
Markets &C Alicant were bad.
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Fifheries to Kenl.

FIiheTleS 10 N ona.,, VITA "
/ wish to rent my Tisking ss9r season; q
Striking Tubs, &c. Tor ths "s . term Of yep', :,
il desired, I will let them 1, %a a,;nptoD, /"
Alexander Alex: hG s,"@
September ~.
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The Irish Bard to his Harp.

The irish, BQrd 10 ms laIP'
TuNE-L ough-Sheetting.
Adieu, my loy'd Harp, for no more shallthe
vale
. Re-echo thy notes as ley float on the gale !;
No more melting Pity shall sigh DER thy
string, @>--,
Or Love to thy tremblings SO tenderly sing
When battles fell strife launch'd its thunders
sfar,
y And yalor's dark brow wore the honois OF
war,
s Twas thou breath d the fame of the Hero a.
round,
And Young Emulation was wak'd by the
sound.
ye daughters of Erin, soon comes the sad
When Ger the turf where sleep ye shall
q Ah,sstill is the song we repaid with tear,
q And silent the string that delighted the
ear" :. -
LOVE AND THE ROSE.
a SMILE.
ELIZA! see, where loves sweet emblem
blows,
The Queen of Flowers the mate HESS blnsh-
ing rose
Both fresh, both fragrant, both their thorns
impart;
The rose your finger wounds, and love your
heart.
Haste then, sweet girl, SO swift the minutes
Hy,
Ev'n whilst we pause, We lose the transient
joy! =,
While the rose blooms, while love illumes
your eyes, ;.
The flow'ri is whitening, and the passion dies
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~ Printing in al 'tsvariey neat-
y esseysa ct Ais eRsse
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'sUEPCfTPON BARK

Continues to arrive in very limited guam
titles, and our quotations can readily be OBJ
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John Hay.
July A. -..-,.--------..-
3, Ta-he- Sold. or Rented, {

The property conveyed BY Elisha Janney'
fosthe benefit OH eredltors-conslstng OF
Two Dwelling Houses On an half e. acre p,,1 Of
ground at the south na west. eo.hSf o eeeas
new binding calculated for the accomnoda-
An half acre Lot Of Land, situate at the
south cast corner Of Cameron and Henry
streets. ~.
J. small dwelling house on an alley east east
ward ST Union street, between Duke & WOLF
streets at. .. Lii. &c
.own. I'm the Leesburg road enclosed with
I e.. s goo dwelling house and well Of water
ALSOFoR SaLE,
wharf asd tie Sim, i%pro s'fset' thereon
,.s flo y fiHf9 2awfY
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pIIBLIC AUCTION.

To be sold, at public auction, at Northnrn-
herl,nd court house, in the county OF Nor.
thnmberland, and state Of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day OF September
newt. at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
1,ao,,nt;nr to-esaer to about 200 .9cres,
GITIJATE. on the river Potomac, and
within about three miles OF the court
vbons. These estates formerly belonged 70
'p,r,ley Thornton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived. They have never oeen seen
Inv either Of the subscribers ) but 1t IS uhos!-
stood, that about 100 acres OF them are g.
valuable low grounds as any on the pavsr' S''a
) considerable part thereof heavily tlmoerea,
The nnlands consist OF about 1000 acres aAa
tls wholais we'll calculated for the production,
If corn. wheat, tobacco, timothy, and Z s =
Grain Of ali kinds, in great abundance. = as
s,a.ers are said to abound With excellent
SCH clusters, and wild fowl The water CARL
r;ape is easy and convenient TO Noriolk, pa
,;,,are. Alexandria, and the CITY OF " aA'1-,
';;pcton.: and as these estates possess sevefa'
.aod Mil seats, with an abundance OF water
and and 4 plentiful supply Of timber, tnsy NUS
lbe very valuable. .a. 80
T,he premises will be shewr 70 persons ~
clin;np to purchase, BY Col. James lae0' :,
Fabn lives on them, or by Samuel Bf0eSa0fll'
Eso who lives near to them; and the terms rms
af T PAYMENT may be known q suthelen s' Tune
1bsfore he sale, by applying to either OF then''
or 10 the snbscriber in the.clty OF fh''aasl-
p'Aa. WV. LEWIS.
I'm. is, ds'.
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VOYAGES and TRAVELS.
BY, JOHN pINKERTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, &c.
CONDITIONS.

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number of subscribers is obtained.
" It i. expected the work will pc comps,
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tween eight and nine hundred. pages OF letter
nres,. besides several elegant erlgravings. 3
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~. non-snbscribers the price VAL l De COZ
sidsrsbly enhanced. ~.
4 listof the names 81. such as patro,nise this
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~ The English edition sells at a dollars
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS received BY 5ANsls
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THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county. IL miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ny, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, COLI
tanning sbout 41o acres, on which is conve-
nient dwelling horse, large enough Tor gen.
teel family, together with all the oNthouses,
suitable, all pew or nearly so an orchard of
apple srees of selected fruit, together with
differen: other fruit trees proportien Of I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and a large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application 70 Mr.. JoHs DuL1N, adjoining
tbs, said tgrn, or the subscriber on the pre-.
misses. :
F.. Dulin. J;
f,no q DIFF
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SATURDAY, july 2o, 1909.
FOR SALE,

0--0 y - - - -
Or 20 be rented for a term Of gears, o.. on ter.
hetuaJ ground rent,
A number of well built brick houses, seye--
raj Of which are Immediately tsnantable, sl-
tuate on Greenleat's Point. ~ z,
Also,
House Lots in almost every part Of the city.
l1ttly to
James Greenleat.
Or, in his absence, TO
Samuel Elliot. Jun.
Washington City. July e--la. dsw
A GREAT BARGAIN.