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THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIyRN:aL ROTATION OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Matthew teal Principles,
from the properties of the CSS;;!oid and the Epi.
Cycioid.
WITH
AN APPLICATIONS OF TIE THEORY,
To,ths explanation OF the various rhenomena of
tue Winds. Tides aud of those Stony and Me
tsilic concretions which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
By JOIN MOOD,
.futhor Of Elements ef Pershscfive, firin-
ted in London, in 1875.
December IL
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lust received, a large and handsome assert
ment of Split Straw BONNEI.S, Trimmings
and Onaments--For sale wholesale and retail, by
JACOB LYON,
Sign efMe Plough,
December So -
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speedy relief, and perrnancn tcare ofyarlous
compl Iints which result from disslPateo
pleasures, juvenile indiscretions, residence
inclimates unfayorable to- ne constltutonstne
immoderate use oftea, frequent lntoxiea ,V,
orany destructive intemperance, the unskll-
full or frequent use Of mercury, the diseases ass J.
pelculiar to females at certain Psi'ou =
life, bad layings in, &c.
And proved BY long * extensive expeflsicIs
to be absolutely unparalleled IN the cure "
Nervous disorders, consumptions, 1oWpess o.
spirits, loss 10 appetite, impurity OF oioou'
hysterical affections. inward Weak weak, ~
oieht cramps in the stomach ana back ind,-
gestion, melancholy, gout IN the s.on i.Dha
involuntary emissions, pam. IN tne i'hps ~,
srelaxations, obstinate elects, Hur aibas sor
whites) inpotency, barrenness, &c. @c'
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October %.
FOR SALE,


A LEASE for lives, for Sl2 acres OF land
II lying in the county of Fairfax. and be-
ing part of the tract of land called ",Ropens
soortb,' the annual rent of which is fifty col
lars It is about nine miles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
it. There is on said farm very convenient
dwelling and farm houses, and good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres in clover,
equal to any in the neighborhood, about the
same quantity Of timothy meadow of excel
lent quality, and as much more unimproved.
This farm is divided into FIVE lots, and the
fencing in tolerable repair. If it is not dis
posed of by the first of October, ! will lease
it for lives. 1t is so situated as to make TWO
teaemcnts. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises
Jofeph Powell.
July ct. 2tawte
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Bryan HanpsOn. q Co.
July 81.

Bryan HanpSOn. 81 20.
Have Just received and oHer far sale,
10 hhds. and SO barrels first qu.ity sugar
80 do. second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and tierces London market aa
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
90 boxes dipt Candles,
z hhds old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
SO barrels New England Rum,
40 do prime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
Also. the best selected Flour fdr do.
SPANISH HIDES.
The Subscribers have Just received and fol
sale at their lanyard,
II quantity Of La Plate, LagmY0,
and Oronoko Hides.
Ezra Kinsey and Co.
1sth NAG. 10. solm
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Itch CMfed,

nv once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons anu Ia
miles who are suffering urder TINS aiseaec'
apaia.t the infection Of which no person Is
sate. that If this ointment IS used at nlght Oh
,,oinp to i,ed 1t never Tails 20 perform cure
by ti.. following morning, IS thousands VINO
nave nsedit during the last ten years Can .es-
tiiy. The peculiar e1ceilencies OF tiiis NJ
fallihle remedy for tie llcf, above every y
Their, are the certainty ofthe cure oy si"s'e
application the ingredients beng so lnho-
cent as to be applied with perfect safety TO
the ter dcrest infant and its being not only
Tree from any offensive smell, bet equally a.
greeablc with the plcasantcst ponatum,
Hahg's true and Genuine German Corn
Platter,
An iafallb,e remedy for Corns; speeoly
removing them root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Geya5?se Peykar Lotion,
The Restorative Powder--for the Teeth
and Gums
Hsha's Gengine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy ior all diseases OF the
eyes. n
HamsLtom's Essence and E@trdtt
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, sweiilhss
Nurabness, sc.
Tooth ache Drops,
The Only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting reliet IN the
most severe. Ia stances.
TIE Aaodyne E'sx.r,
Fo, the cure ofevery kind OF head ache
TIE Damask LIP Safe.
Mfatb6Js Ague and fsusr Drob5.
~ The above well known Medicines
continue to be sold by James Kecnedy, senr
King Street, who has for years past been soie
yender in Alexan5,ia, in which time linita-
lions and counterFeits have aboundcd, NEST OF
them have sunk into dlsrepute, but IS others
are succeeding, purchasers will do wei TO
observe that each Of the genuine articles nave
onthe outside wrapped The signature OF
Hannah Lee,
Widow of tine late Proprietor.
August 81 aW
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Lease of the Indian Qu6en Tavern
FOR SALE.

IN conseque ace of my declining health,
will sell my lease of five years, from The lst
of January 1911, of the Indian Queen To-
vern 1t is one ofthe best sands IN the town
of Alexandria, and commands at this time as
much, if not more THAI any other, OF proilta-
bic business There are sufficient number
of respectable boardcrs TO ensure any person
acomfortable living which, together with
the transient cus:om attached TO the house,
makes it desirable situation for a man quai
flied TO keep House Of Entertainment. Il
good tenant may have the lease extended to
any length of time ne may choose.
will also sell, if required,
the Beds and Furniture now in the house
which are such as are requisite to the keep
ing comfortable and genteel house he
house is large and roomy and there Is at
tached 10 it a stable calculated TO hold htty
horses The whole Will be SOLD on liberal
credit 1t is thought unnecessary to say more
as it is presumed any person wishing to pur-
chase Will first view tie premises.
John hodgkln.
0ctober %. 60
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HAMH.TON'S
FI,FBRATED WORs DESTRoYlNG
10 z 81 G E S.


xgh;cl there is reason to believe, have
Sv;thin ten years past, cured upwards ei t"o
1,,ndred thousand persons OF both sexes o.
49,, age and In every situation, OF various
s5an ,ero1s complaints arising from worms
49,, ohst,,, .tions or toulEess IN the sto-
mach and bowels,
r,h;s -oed;cine bears no analogy whatever
q others Of similar title, SO commonly corn
blamed of as operating with violence on the
contrary, particular excelience Oh TINS ie
soerIy is its being suited to every age q con
sSt;tution. II contains nothing put Whal y
,.sreectIv innocent, and is so mild Id Its oPe-.
[a,;on that it cahnot iniure the m st delicate
,,reSro9nt ,aay, or the teEdereSt infant OF
70, Old should no worms exIa; In the BODY
hut will without pain Or gripping, cleanse Inc
strr,acf, and bowels OF whatever Is foul or OF
Fens;ve. and thereby prevent the production
80 worms anc, many fatal disorders: The To-
zenges are particularly eaicacious III carrying
~ erross hurnols and eruptions, teverlsh
and b;l;ous complaints, and are the safest and
4nilfest purgatiye that can be urged on any
occasion.
A dose of thismedicine given occasionally
,,,,r;nos.se warm season will ehectualiy pre-
vent tbe vomiting and purging OF children,
dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of infant part OF our citizens.
Iris likewise the mildest and most certain re-
medy known, and hasrsstored to health and
strength a great number when IN an advanced
stace &c this fatal complaint. Particular and
rlain instructions are given for every part OF
the necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally takethis medicine with
eaeerncss, having pleasing appearance and
q agreeable taste.
DR. Hamihon's Grand Rsaorstsve.
which the inventor confidently recon-
msads as and invaluable psdis'9s 1Qs tss
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[1SW SLf1k' ~ - 4 u
and State PateJs.
FT~HIS work will DC conducted under the
manage cement of ROBERT WALSH, jun
Fsouire, & modelled upon plan calculated
10 render it extensively, and permanently
useful. It viii embraces review OF the pub
'ic occurrences of Europe, ard OF our own
relations with that quarter OF the globe AN
examination ofthe parliamentary history and
domestic policy of this country ;--an enquiry
into the merits of foreign and native prcduc-
,ions-particu!arly Of such as profess to de-
,mea,e cur own condition and character -
original essays and selections in every de-
partment OF literature IAN application OF
the principles Of political economy 10 the
peculiar circumstances Of the United States;
and collection of state papers, IN the form
of an appendix, fitted to illustrate and to
confirm the facts and opinions advanced in
the historical and politicsf circles
CONDITIONS.
7. This work will be printed ON good
paper, in octave, and will consist of four
numbers annually, of at least two hundred
pages each, to be issued quarterly
TT The FIST number will be issued on the
lst of January 1911.
III, Price of subscription, six dollars per
annum, to be paid on the delivery of the Sc
cond number of every year.
". Distant subscribers are expected to
pay in advance, or upon the delivery of the
first number.
Subscriptions received by JAMEs KEssE4
DIV, senior, Alexandria.
: November %.
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Was taken up as ar estray.
red and white HEIFER, supposed to be
near three years old. She has piece taken
from the upper side of her left ear q piece
out of the lower side--her right ear cropped
her face is brown from her eyes downwafds.
.rhe cwner is requested to cone forward
prove property, pay charges and take iiers-
way. n-.
Near Drinkers mill, Alex. county.
Dccembet |. o.
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s. 6 D. REED,

y. CO IL. kELD,
Haze Just received their FaAsutpy Of shoes,
-CONSISTIN<I Or
Ladies' black and red Morocco patent &
common Cork soal Shoes. 10. walking do.
Womens' Misses and Childrens' Leather
Boots and ties Ladies white and color d
Kid Shoes do. ornamented do. Mems
stout and fine Shoes do. Dancing pumps.
Also,
Gentlemcns' first and second quality Oak
lev Hats Ladies Straw and Chip Bon
nets and trimmings.
ON HANDA
A consignment of APPLES--a|l Of
which Will be disposed Of on the most rea.
sonabe terms.
Nov. ~. go
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N O T | c Z.

The third instalment upon the subscription
10 tne Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, CT Ten
Dollars en- each share, being due on Wed.
nesday the 5th of next monlh~-Eolice IS
hereby giyeo, that committee OF the DE-
rectors. Appointed for that purpose, vii! st.,
tend OH tina; day, at Brooks Tavern, 10 re-
ceive payments FROM 10 O'Clock i'll the fars'
noon uptii two O'Clock III tie Afternoon.
Nov 20. &C
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+. p. TAYLOR

~ RESPECTFULLY informs his 'Icnda
IN and the public, that he contih a>s &c
carry On the Coach-making Business 1T al! lis
various branches, at the shop IT fa'rla~'
street, formerly occupied by Rhe@ ane !ag~
or, where all orders in his line d business
will be strictly attended
Frora an establishment Of three years IL
the above line of business he is able 10 Say,
as proof OF his Workmanship, ne haa man.
vouchers. -.
Gentlemen who may please 20 Ia7c' n''s
with their orders for Carriages ii am $9~
or description, may depend on ha''hS ,''&
work executed with neatitcss and siren6'"'
N. B. Ali kinds of Carriages ana izaF,'T =:
es made and repaired with neata2ss an" "'s
patch.
FOR SALEY
A second hand Coachee witG i1arAS go;
e. Was committed &c the P'S
of Alexandria county, as runaway, I'i'"
man who says his name IS PIE ~, ,.o
saws he is from Frederick county, W ~ ts
is about thirty years OF age, steut made ls'
on when committed, blue jacket and 's'~ r1
sers. The owner is rogue sled 10 CONF 1,'s
prove his property and pay Charge al" 'IH -
him away; otherwis he will be t;'PoSs0 70
as the law directs. 49,
lanes Campbell, Ja'leT
November 90,
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FOR SALE
November 90,

A SMALL FARM, containing aOo"' Ne
N acres, called 'e Aybla PHHey' y" ,rora
Mount Vernon road, about I've ''!1ss ,,,cu-
alexandria, together with the t'rh'..s ,rcr Of
s;ls. stock Of cattle, and the pIeSe"' ,''t
hay, wheat, and Indian corn. :, my rer.
Any description is unnecessary al , I' IRE.
son wishing to purchase may 'i0"
"''s'. ]. B. Nichols 5,
Jul 81.
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Prevention better than Cure.
For the Prevention and Cure of Bilious GH8
Malignant Feuers, is reeommenosd
HAHNsS ANTI-BILLlOUo
PILLS..
r,rvenfed fenly BY H. LEE, 50 A2aiaea
LANE Ae7o Yorb.

ALhO9
1,,ented feniy BY H. LEE, SO Maiden
Lane, Aezo Yorb. )
p-r%HIS Medicine has for ten years past
been attended with degree OF success
1;@bl, creatfnl to the invcnor's feelings, Ia
seSa,.,l ,,ayts. az the West Indies, ana the
aonthern Of the United States, particularly -
3,s,tino,e. Petersburg, Richmond, Norto '.A
Edenton, Wilmington, Charleston anu o@es...
nah. rhe testimony of q number OIL pSitson'
IN each of the above places has been aouuosu'
,ysa have reason 10 believe that a-timeiy use
Of this saIntary remedy has, under rfoslusmss
preserved their lives hen III the 'iio's ''.'''
IMP circumstances. o,, r,o.a
Facts of this conclusive natures spesN ~
In favor Of a medicine than columns oi point !,
Gus eulogy founded on mere asses'io'l soA'A
T. q not indeed psasumptuously proposes
- On .;,eslI;ble cure, bcs the inventor ii'''
very ,,ossible reason that can result I'm 49,
sxtensiye experience, of believing thar a uu 100
20 ,ha.e nils. taken once every two @eeA''
ss,,r;ar tbe Dreyalenee of our bilious lovers,
will nroye an infallible prcveAtasfsSc @na
S,r,ber. that in the earlier stages Oh .l'oas
aisa,.es. their use will very generasly suSe0eu
81 r-stor;no health, and frequently ih 'a'S .1
sstasroed desperate, AID beyond the power u
ommon remedies -, sresct,v
q,hs oneration of these pills Is periec'ly
.,,;l,- ! oss 70 be used with safetyby persons
m every situation, aTes OF every aye
gsbey are eSeellcntly adap1cdto Car -, -,
s,,nsranous bile, and to Pfcseht 10 mo- -
secrc:ions to restore aad aneRdthe alpeti'.'
produce a free perspiration, and tnereoy pte-
Vent colds. winch are often OF iaS@' ooi's =,
onence.! 4 dose never falls to remove a coiS'
4 takea on its first appearace. lhey are
.celabrataA for removing haoit0ai coSuse-
pess. sickness at the stomach and severe
,oss a,,,, cuett to be taken by all persons
sa a change OF climate, ~. oa;.aci-
ons i, preventing and curing disorders a,tel,
daaf on long voyages, and should be pfoeutee
and carsfally preserved for use ny every
seaman
3 Cert fca,s sf ar. B1Ta11iqm DsreHaeg'
" During the last nine years, have o. ~, = "a
.be habit of using Hams Antl, bilious istS'
yre aared By The late Mr.. Lee, WneSeSei Coias
, ba.d aches or costiyeness have readerSd ms
d;c;ne necessary in these cases s'ia6le
,1o.s has uoiformly removed my head ad'e'
arr. s",, has generally been founl sufficient to re-
Eve every SYMPTOM ofa cold, II taken Oh
80 6rst annearance. Induced by the cement
received, i have for years past recommends
s al them to many ofmy friends, ana l nave
The pleasure to inform you, they nave l'7al aria
INV succeeded in renasing the ABOVE COM
,,fa,nts Yours, SC.
VIM. Devenney,
No. AS Cherry Street, New York.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20
CITE Gnqulrer.
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 20, 1910.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
or CONVOYS.

At time, when the rights and the honor
of the U s. are at stake. every proposition
for defence should be fairly and fully weigh
ed.
The Bill of Mr. Macon is no. to be regar-
ded as measure of resIstance-t is to be
looked upon only as weak memento of
our protestation against the edcts of France
and G.. Britain.
The plan of Mr. Burwel is the only one,
which deserves. in any degree. the name of
energy--there is pith and marrow in it
1T asserts the rights of the United States,
as far as itgoes, by fair, opcn and honorable
force
This proposition cores from a most dig
nihed accommodating source-firm in his prIn-
cipes. clear in his views. with an integrity as
pureas the E" unsunned silver ofthe mines" no
proposition can come from William Burwell
that is not entitled to the NEST respectful at
tentiun
70 me, it would have been more pleasing,
1t the councils OF my country had thought
proper to adopt the additional measures of
reSistance--l should have been pleased it
my country had assumed the firmest attitude
OF resistance --DuJ my wishes are vain
AND since we Cannot obtain all that we
wish, it is our boundcn duty to adopt every
portion OF it which COMFORTS with our wish
les.
The proposition os Mr.. Burweu IS found
ed on our clearest rights Those principl
which induce individuals to protect theni-
selves from robbery on the high road. have
the same validity in Inducing oar government
to protect oar lawful commerce on the seas
by the arm OF the nation.--lf the pirates OF
the ocean will Continue to assault rs, we have
a right To protect ourselves against them.
1T is idle 70 say, that this plan nav bring
us into collisions with tngiand--bccause she
gives different Interpretation to the law Of
nations---For if England chooses to violate
our rights are we TO submit in silence! IL
Difference to the pTetensions Of g.. Il. res
trains US from asserting orr rights 70 the o.
cean, every cause OF quarrel Win that nation
~ at IN end
This may be desirable corsrmmation 70
the federalsts aud hcreJore. they win
resist the proposition FOR CONVOY they will
oppose the nor OF our navy. although they
are tue uios -cdi0us 10 iSs erection - Or
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EIVE DOLLARS REWARD -Strayed
4 from my stable, at Malvern Hills i'm lower
end OF Henri"o county, large black HORSE.
all tour feet w''ite, large blaze in his forehead,
with switch name and tail. and sbod nrfore, Sc
JOHN LARRENCE.
Feb 20. - .s,I
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MARRIED-On the 14sh inst. Mr. JOHN
u: MosBY, OF Powhatan County. to Miss
MARY w. PLEAsANTs of Henrico
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ERRAruM ofthe P,ess--In Mr.. Hancock's last
piece. for :" purch ,sed of Mr. Ross at private
sale, his two thirds of the Deep Kun Pitts "a the
p:2e - S 4OUO' read, purchased, &c. SC at
the piice OK 1000"
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~ BE RENTED, ON Wedr esdav, the 2SiFr
day OF this month, the residence of the lite.
lohn Birmingham, esq. with ali the hands adj
Joining, lately in his possession, TO the highest
bidder, at the tavern of Zacarah Brooks, in the.
town Of Manchester
HE DWELLING. HOUSE.
And sundry out houses, in good repair for The
reception of family Such highest bidder NAV
enter upon the possession of the premises and
continue TO possess and cultivate the same until
tue 3lst day ct December me- t, with tbi, proyiso
that he shall permit the person who may rent or
possess the same in the year following, to sow
wheat on such part thereof as may be proper, ac-,
cord'hg to the usual mode Of cultivation, and that
he himseltmay be allowed to cut such wood from
the woodlands, AS may be nece ssary for fire wood
for the use of himself and his family, or for ,hs
repairs OF fences on the land though none must
D. cut IN waste or carried off by him; and il is
understood, that the tenant for the present wear
snail pay all public duties and taxes for the same
THE TRUSTEES.
February %. ct
N The LIBRARY of the deceased Ibn
birmingham, will be sold at the Book Store. OF
WIN Prchard, in Richmond, on Monday next,
al iour o'clock, p. M by way of auction, for rea-
dy money.
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| -rs cSr caris;y the nlsegrcs the rc,,f..ai W.
sells are not engaged in Illegal commerce.
allowing thai this may be true If ships
nor COM ed nothing thence results re la; i've
~ To those which are under escort, seeing
that the escort is by IFS nature a solemn tes
tin'ony given by the neutral power, to the
legality OF the commerce in which the ships
are engaged. &c"
Thus, there is no doubt of orr having a
speculative right. recognized TOO by treaties.
&c. TO refuse visitation even to ships of war
III we modify IT in this particular instance,
1t rs only from our anxiety to avoid a conflict
with Brltain---it is an arrangement i'm the
spirit or peace. Our government, like that
o' Russia. may choose tolshHt he differ
ence---deny the search to privateers while.
they grant 1t to shipscf war. Ia this case.
however. all those provisions, which guard
the practice from abuse, as. stipulated for.
IN the Russian convention, should be en-
grated into our 'bill--3t least, as far as is
practicable. Is In order to avoid ali tlisor-
der" the ships Of war shall! keep out of can
not shot, unless the situation of the sea. or
the plea OF necessity, render a nearer ap-
proach necesssry"--the commander of the
heiligerent power is 10 send ms boat or
board the convoy, there to examine the pa.
pers, &c. &c. .--
WANTED, pair of American spectacles, for
apoor purhliad Politician, to enab'e. him to see,
the present state of the world and the necessity
that exists tor measures of precau,ion,-" the in.
formation which renders i, necessary or prudent
on the part OF the u S. to augment its m ilitaryN
torce'-they must possess verymagnitving row =
er, not thatthe objects to be see are small, bur
thst the "visual or''" is almost extinct Such
things, ms the imnressment of 5000 seamen, the
firing of a large ship ;lar coayt the murder of
Pierce, the capture OF hundreds ofvcssels on the
most iniquitous pretexts having hitherto escaped
its ken.
VI application to be made to the Hon T. L.
Senate Chamber, Washington.
ERRAruM ofthe P,ess--In Mr.. Hancock's last
piece, for s. purch ,sed of Mr. Ross IT private
sale, his two thirds of the Deep Kun Pitts, a the
~. as e .,I .
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
ME Stockholders are requested to meet ar
BrookS'S TaVern in Manchester, on the frst
Monday in Marth cns1ssng Special matte,S IF
business ibo,tant to ths interest Of the Co7pbany,
require fnH meeting and the early attendance Of
each member on that day
BY order Of the Directors.
J4l1ES BRAyTDER, OK.
Manchester, Feb. 30 f2dDI
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iJOR SALE-l two story WOOD HOUSE,
4 upon Cellar Story OF brIok, pleasantly sit-
uated an retired part Of The city Of iticbmoDd,
on SnOckoe Hill There SIX rooms, includ-
ing the Cellars, all OF which have fire places. For
terms enquire OF
SAMUEL COLEMAN.
February 90. If