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Thirty Dollars Reward

VIII be given for apprehendlhg aid seeuy.
ing in jail negro SOLOMON, who was seen
lurking about the suburbs Of Alexandria this
morning; he is Of low stature, about twenty
years old, and had;oa On old whilc hal, brown
coat and striped pantaloons a good, deal worn.
1t is supposed he il now in towR. All ;.psrs
sons ara hereby forewarned from iarboring
Or carrying Of said negro. -s4Gi AN Gt9.
-. =, Thomas Hunton. y.
May SIS. = 3a -! htsitf4s, ,dr .
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T. o. (" IT.

May 18th. 1910.
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On Saturday iasf, the l2th iustant, u
A GOLD BREAST PIN; In the iormof
N bow and set with pearl. Two Dsit.rs
reward will no paid TO the finder on leaving
It with the Printer. Jewellers and others are
requested to stop it If offered for sale.
Nav IA. .0... 81. ... g.. 81
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Public Sale.

ga.. s4. Public Sale. q psf
Under the asshority 81 1 decree oftks United
: States Cirtpit Court .of the .Dhtrict &
Columbia, held at AlexAadria, the subsrrib-
ers will offer Of public sale; sonths let dsy
of Junsnsxt, At che Coffee Heusss Il, sa
Three Squares Of GRO VI Nd.
near the Spring Garden - ss Et.
A number of valuable building Lors,
on King, Alfred and Patrick streets.
Several vell Secured 6 ROUND, RENTS
One fourth sf the psrchass money VII 81 !.
required in hand, and on ne balance aesydits
ofs,tis and 10 months wal 81 allowed on NJ
gotiabls noteswith approved endorsels. no
fitisywill be made on the paymenss beng cesA+
plsted. . q $ ~ 81 /, s s39sa 4
! - Is,nes Sand yson, /, y. !, ', !.
Robert Ls4ayIoF., !,
May, % IS
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SALT AFLOAT.

$500 Buthels coarse Liverpool Sal,
On board ne sehooher Sarsgos.a from Nor
folk, ls......
Will be sold on very liberal terms by
Lawrason e Fowle.
Ipho haze 1ust Received, D..
l Case superior quality nutmegs 80.
400 pieces yellow Nankeens. .... i,
May IL. 3D." ... -
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March Is.
Joseph Vaudeville,

oSeph ManueVlIIe'
Corner Of AinS and FGir'ar Streets Ha' y"
safe,
pipes London Particular Madeirs' old
and or superior quality
- Quarter casks Malaga Wine go.
4 do. Lolmenar do.
~ Do. Sherry BIB * DC Brands
% cnSes old Clarer and Vim Gle Grave
so barrels WhiSkcy :. ,,--,
= hhds. and 10 barrels Northern Kun
Sunnowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hy-
son md hysOn SKIN TEAS, Of the best qua
NdcS. ~, ~. .-,,, IT,
with general assortment OF Wines Ii:
ouors and Groceries as usual, on moderate
terms.
March .v'
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Plaster Paris and Clover Seed.

Plaster Paris and Clover Seed.
Landing from me Schooner nero e@r'a'"
Pierce,
A quantity Of Plaster of Paris and Clover
Seed.
ALSO,
IS hhds. molasses
80 bbls N. Z. rum
40 do. apples
2pipes Lisbon wine
For sale by =,
John G. Laid.
April 2.
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Iohph H. Vaudeville,
Offers for sale the following articles,

tOtSpll lie A1oilSANSAAASs .f
Offers for sale the foiio1uing articles,
... > wholesdLe or retail. J,
5000 bush, Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels ana tags
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lily in casks ....,.' u Z
1000 New England do. 40.
200 hbls. of Hsrrings, Shad and Slaekare
SO tons Plaixter Paris
20 bales prime Upland Georgia. Cotton
10 hhds Jamaica, Antigua and Dsma-
rara'Rum 49, TN, o..
IS hhds. Museovado Sugar.
so bbIs. do do.diEsrsnt q ialities
. Ehds. Copperas .rl-
Gunpowder,
Imperial 4!
Tyson Ey,on' u,. !, TEAS. y
Hyson Skin,
Madeira,
Lisbon, WINES p"
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin ~.
New England Rum in hhds and hbls.
Peach and Apple Brandy in bo|s'
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Hopey
per gallon, Ngblue. sfEb
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant indigo
Spanish Cigars, Butter, ~
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured 10
bacco in kegs ri
Gunpowdcr ana Shot Of different sizes
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, EPimesto,
Chocolate Nos. and 5, Mould and DiPt Can
dies, -. ."t.
Malaga Raisins in boxes, H..
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's Carretfs and
Leiper's Stuff in bottles. =
London and Philadelphia Mustard, -.
Writing and Wrapping Paper, - !. ~, y
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c,
ALSO,
A constant supply ofwATER CRACKERS and
best supERF1NE FLOUR, by retail, and ..N.
so hhds. of Maryland and Virginia Tobac-
CO.
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Sales at Ksndue.
IN every Tuesday and Friday.
IYJIT RR SOLD ,.-.

IN every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD
. the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
A HcyisI, Of DRY Goods, Groceries, &C.
PARTICULARS Of which will be expressed IN
~. hills of the day-All kinds OF GOODS
.s;cb arc on limitation and the prices OF
~hicb arc established, can at any time DC
r;ewsd and purchased at the lowest Limitation
ant prices.
P. G. Marstelle ~ T, v.
Tult Received,
.lHD FOR SALE BY
CHARLES !. CATLETT,
Is chests Imperial, Hyson' Young
Hysou Teas.
$4,000 lbs prime Green Cofics. ,.
, 90 pipes and 8 quarter casks LHnon
md TenrrilFs Wine.
8 hoSshe%ds Muscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine 'rwine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish SegarS.
8 barrels pipentp.
October Is.
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BRYAN Hampson. & Co.
Have lust received and offer for sale,
Is hbds. first quality New Orleans sugar
30 bales Upland Georgia cotton.
s hbds. Jamaica and Antigua runs
Is do. New England do.
IS hhds. first quality moIasses'
10 tierces rice. '.'
600 lbs Bengal Indigo. -.-'
400 do. Flotant do.
Is bags heavy pepper ..f.
Is do, pimento. =
10 boxes best Albany chocolate
so do. Bakers do.
90 ar, casks Malaga wine.
.oo reams writing and wrapping paper.
S '". AND on HAND, 49,. ...
London particular Madeira .,,,,,-.
Do. do. Tensrifle WINES !;
s s Madeira & Port ! I'D, .-.. 49,.
All Of the FIRST quality in pipes and aeaf'ss
casks. ..s... (. ..s. ..a a-9
Imperial ... o.. ~>.
Hyson .., rrAe ..ns
Hyson Skin ~, -
40 600 lbs. green coffee In Gags, and gens-
raj ,.sortn,,ent Of an kindsef groeeriss' =.
Selected flour fer family use. -.
y 90. Madden. s s
rusr Received, q few hundred Pounds o. .,
I'll , first duality MADDEn--An'd f0' sa'e
|e' BRYAN HANrsoNy 70. {
May ~. s.. ~. 4
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" VANDAMME."
Boston, August 90.
rRoM 1HE NORTH OF EUROPE.

FROM yHE NORTH or EUROPE
A letter frc.n an intelligent American mer.
chant at Tonningen, dated 18th June, con =
tains the following intelligence:
The ship Boston Packet, escaped from
Dan,zic 20 Pillow Harbor, previous to the
general seizure of American property by the
French consul. In passing over the bar, she
received great damage.
"The port of Konngsberg in Prussia, is
said in letters from that place, of June IL,
to offer safe access to American vessels
-cCionial produce was high'an in de-
mand.
Letters from the interior Of Germany,
state, that Austria was to receive back ei
Their Trieste or Fiume in which case our
ships may be suffered to enter those ports a
gain.
4" 1t is now rumored, that Russia Contem
plates joining Turkey, against France and
Austria.
Letters from France, give deplorable
account of the destruction Of the French ar
mics in Spain OF 100 conscripts sent from
small province under the Confederacy OF
the Rhine, but 7 were alive aud most Of
those who had died, persisted n hospitals,
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to be governed by Russian ,aws--She has al
so put stop to the expectation Of several
articles from Wallachia to the Austrian
Territories, and has deprived the Austrian
Consul at Bucharest of the influence which
he enjoyed over the affairs of Austrian sub
jects in Wallachia. Austria has remon
strated and has reminded Russia that trea-
ties have tor long time subsisted between
Austria and the Porte, by which these mat
tiers were fixed and regula cd. Hence it is
clear that the Court of Vienna is by no means
disposed to consider Wallachia and Media
via as forming part of the Russian Empire
No treaty, indeed has given up those pro-
vinces to Russia and we scarcely believe she
has the entire occupation of them I'VE
perfectly we'll remember. that BoNAPARTE
in one of his marginal notes IN the Moniten,
declared that he should not object to Russia
being possessed Of those provinces but cir
cumstances have changed since that period.
He then felt it his interest to fatter and ca
jole Russia, for Austria had no, been thrown
completely into his arms We shall not be
at all surprised to hear him now complain
of the ambitious projects OF Russia against
the Porte, and take the part of the Porte
against her meaning of course, in the end
to treat Turkey as he has treated la,ly,
Spain, Holland, and every country that has
been cursed by his presence and his arms,
Aud Russia seems, if the reports in The
German Papers be true, to have chosen a
most unreasonable period for holding this
peremptory language with respect to Wal
lachia and Moldavia-I. is said, in the Ger
man Papers, that she has experienced a most
signal defeat from the Turks and has beer
obliged to retire from Widden. Court
cT.
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Chief of the Staff, &c. -
Address TO the army J
Soldiers,
(Signed)

Soldiers,
His majesty the emperor, on conhding
to me the command of his army of Portugal,
has been pleased to associate me in the glo-
ny which you are about to acquire in the new
expedition, to which you are destined.-
You are we'll aware, soldiers, that discipline
and subordination are the first pledge of vic
tory. Wat obstacles shall be able to resist
your valor when rigid observance of disci-
pline shall have prepared your success!-
You shall always find in my conduct and i'll
that of my brother officers the examples OF
perseverance amidst difficulties, fatigues and
privations, and your dangers shall be com
mon to US, as well as the glorious result which
his majesty expects from the devotion of his
heroes of the army of Portugal.
The Marshal Duke of Rivoli. Prince of
Esling. commander in chief of the army of
Portugal.
(Signed)
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PARIS, June Is.

hNAoS SUhS ~.
A copy of report of M. Cavalier, Gus.
tomhouse officer az Etaples
Captain, l inform you that General Sa
razzin has gone 20 England. AT one o'clock
he went on board an English brig he com
PEELED The crew OF the boat tos eer for her,
saying that he was going with flag of truce.
He assured them that he would be back af
ter tomorrow. to dine at Madame Vecge :.
mons at Etaples. The fishermen refused
togo; but he and his black servant clapping
pistol to their heads, and a dagger to their
Threats, forced them to proceed
ORDER OF THEDAY, June IL.
{" The army has just Witnessed ano her e..
vent the least to be expected, and which
must have excited in them the strongest in :
dgnaton.
Z" General SarraHin has proved himself a
traitor to his country'and his -overeign, who,
by his numerous acts of benehcence, is en-
titled to the gratitude and affection f every
Frenchman. This General abandoned The
post confded to him to go over 10 the enemy
BY this abominoble action he has covered
himself with the greaes disgrace, and in =
CURED the contempt of all nations, even of
that whose cause he has espoused The ar
my may rest assured that every precaution
has been adopted to prevent any bad conse
queuCeS ilo"i WIS CiIihc F., lbdt al the ptthS
that Gen. Sarrazin has formed will be easl..
ly frustrated, and that shame alone will re
main to the criminal, who has trampled vi
der foot the most sacred duties and has a
dopted sentiments the most culpable, and
worthy the seyerest punishment.
&" The General in Chief positively com
mands all the Generals aud Officers com
mandng on the coast to take the necessary
measures for arresting General Sarraz n in
case he should re-appear under any pre- ence
whatever, and conduct him under strong
escort to the head quarters This impor-
sant OF der is to be punctaally executed.
(Signed)
UANDAMMRO
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A report is prevalent, that in order tc
prevent the possibility of general Sara zin''
imposing upon them, ministers had resol.
we'd to forbid his longer stay in thio country
and send him to America.
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MASSENA.
A true COPY;
II u TUG OOPJs
Commander of the engineers, BRuLLY.

The letters received by this mail. state
mat Gen. Massena has also issued procla
NATION, addressed to the Portuguese nation
IN which he styles himself king OF Portu-
GAL" calling on them TO "drive out the per-
tidious English, and submit TO his authority"
Threatening in case OF non compliance,
that he will desolate the country with fire
and sword.
Some of the letters state that he had also
written letter to lord w ellingI on, offering to
I give himpermisslon to retire unmoiested from
Portugal, if he would depart Immediately !;
but adding, that otherwise, he would drive
the British army into the sea, in less than
three months, and would hang every British
officer whom hs found in the Portuguese ar
my. The French are said to have 70 600
men between Salamanca and Truxillo--
10000 at Astorga-10,0o0 at Ciudad RodrI-
go-besides $4,000 III small detached par =
ties-and the Oh division of the army of
Portugal is SAID tohave entered Spain.
The desertion of the French general Sar
rain, as might have been expected, produ-
ced no small degree of stir at Boulogne. -
The countersgn was Immediately changed
along the French coast, and measures adop-
ted TO Illustrate any attempts that might be
made by the English government, in Con
sequence OF information derived from him.
An article from Hamburger states, that the
scheme of marrying Ferdinand the With to-
the daughter of Lucien Bonaparte, has been
abandoned, and that she and her father had
returned to Italy.
June 80
The queen Of Holland is dangerously in
disposed at Plombieres.
Some adyices from the Baltic reached us
yesterday. Nothing decisive is mentioned
respecting the rival candidates for the sue
cession to the throne of Sweden, the heredi
tary duke f Aldenburg, and the king OF
Denmark 1t is understood at Stockholm
and elsewhere, French intrigue is extreme
ly active to procure the appointment of the
latter, but the detestation in which the
Swedes hold the Danes, WILL no doubt, rem
der the nomination vt a Danish Sovereign a
task very difficult to accomplish.
A report is prevalent, that in order to
prevent the possibility of general Sarazin's
imposing upon them, ministers had resol.
we'd to forbid his longer stay in this country
and send him to America.
July 4.
A GOODNESS has taken place between Aus.
tria and Russia on the subject OF Turkey;
which ii may be Bonafarte'S policy to i'm
prove into a war Russia has presented a
note to the Austrian Minister at Petersburg
stating, Wallachia and Modayia are in fu
tnie TO be considered as Russian provinces
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laden with colonial produce in Swinemund
roads had been seIzed by order OF the Dan.
ish government-those from Swedish ports
had shared the same fate.
In all the representations in the Danish
ports. the French agents were generally in .
vited 60 preside at the examination.
Gen. Sarrazin who il was said had de
serted the service of Napoleon and had
come to London for refuge. had been or
dered away in consequence OF the British
government being ignorant and suspicious
OF his real motives.
An embargo was expected to take place
in the French ports. to last for six months
trade dull in France-The expectation of
corn was prohibited from any port between
the Scheldt and l. Orient on the Soth June,
Great preparations were making by the
French along the Italian coast. particularly
at Naples, for the invasion OF Sicily.
The Turks appear to be in "a lamentable
state-great dissentions prevail among the
troops which were ordered from Asia, upon
whose fdelity the grand Seignior lad reposed
the greatest conhdence-vast numbers had
deserted--a revolution was expected 10
take place at Constantinople in consequence
of the distracted state of affairs.
Our English papers speak of dissentions
prevailing in the American Cabinet-they
say 1.-THE papers attached to the'demoCratic
party are filled with remarks on Mr.. Pink
ney's conduct, particularly al lord Somer.
ville's castle show dinner."-M. Y. Public
.fdU.
LONDON June IS.
General Massena, who now commands the
French force opposed to Lord Wellington,
on his taking command, issued the following
orders:
ARMY or PORTUGAL, SECOND CORPS.
I" Head quarters, Valiadolid
"May 10, 1910.
" Order Of the day.
I" The 1st. 9th, and 9th corps of the army
are informed that marshal Massena, Duke
of Rivoli and Prince of Esling. has taken the
chief command of them. conformably to an
imperial decree of the 18th April last the
army to be called the army of Portugal
The prince has also the command of the
Northern provinces of Spain, viz. OF Old
CASTLE, of Leon. the Austurias, the Provin
ces of ST. Andero and Loria, OF the Provinces
of Valladolid and Valencia, Toro, Zamorr,
Salamanca, and Avila.
" The General of Division, Trigion, is APP
poinred chief of the Staff, and the General OF
Division Eble is to have the command of the
artillery, pursuant to an imperial decree Of
the 21st of the same month.
The head quarters of the Prince of Els
ling are professionally established al Valla
dolid.
(Signed)
"TRIGION,
Chief of the Staff, &c"
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STRAsBoURG, May %.

- M oNOINSB way %%s
Yesterday the remains IF Ma,shal Ltrn,s,
Duke OF Nj ntcbello and Gen. ST. Fl aife.
wer+ dtposuei with great funeral p0mp n
the HateI. of;he Cathtd, Al. heirc fins are
20 be placed in w superb fupe ! CARS and
e"i to Paris
According to the imperial Aimanack Tor
1910 there are in Franc 47 Universities,
80 Academies, 40 Lyceums, and ass Collie
ges.
II is said, tina Caaova is now occupied in
the execution of ,wo colossal Statues in b. IS
Of the Emperor Napoleon. one representing
him on horseback the other on foot. The
asst will surpass IN dimensions any thing Of
the kind ever produced in ancient or mode N
times. u Considering the size of Napoie-
on, this must be a striking likeness.
When their Imperial Majesties were ae
Dieppe, hey witnessed sham naval COM
bat. which highly gratihed them. On their
return from Promenade. her majesty the
Empress received with satisfaction, from q
d putauon of eight young misses, a mnia-
tur vessel. curisusly carved out of ivory
presented in behalf of the trade of that place.
Their MajeSties went on board the Pultusk,
Capt Dorkum, French ship of the line,
which has Danish crew.
IMPERIAL DECREE.
His Majesty the Emperor issued at Ant
werp, on the 5th May, decree, of which
the following is an abstract
DESTROYS to give to our ~ good cities
testimony of our satisfaction :--desir us also
to honor and encourage public benevolenoe
towards INDECENT mothers, to place them un-
der a special protection, and to give 10 The
Empress Louisa, our dear and we'll beloved
spouse, a particular evidence of our affections
We have decreed,
That there shall be formed in our good CT
ty of Paris, and under the projection of the
Empress, society, WHICH shall be deuomi-
mated the Maternal Society. It's object shall
ne to succor poor females in labor, to sup
ply their wants, and to furnish the mems
pf sucking their infants There shall be
branches Of the Society in each of oui IS
good cities. The Council General shall be
com .,osed Of 100 females, chosen from the
members If the Society, as foll0ws:- wo
in each of the cities of Bordeaux Florence,
Bruxalles. Genoa, Lyons, Marseilles, Rome.
Rouen and Turin one in each Of the Othe
good cites, and 48 in our good city Of Pai.se
fhe Empress shall preside in the Conn,i1
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NAPLES. MAY 70.

According to advice from Calabria, The
King has arrived there. His object is 10 AXE
the chief command of the expedition We
are in expectation of great events
July 2
Five Quakers were last week CO u.uir,ed
20 the House of Correction at Wakefield.
for one month. for refusing to serve in the
local Militia or pay the fine
Elegant governmenl!)
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duty of 10 per cent on the importation
or specie has been laid on all the p & un-
der the control OF Crristophe in the Island
OF st. Domingo Coffee. the 1st Aug. Is
SOUS.
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], appears that Brown, the late Collector
at New Orleans was seized in London at
the Theatre. at the instance of MIR Pink
ney, and that to regain his liberty he gave
up all his bills Of Exchange ana other pro
perry. which are now in the hands OF MIR.
Finkney in trust for the u. 5.
The Danes, in order TO prevent an in
Fringement Of the BonapVteaE system had
iaterdlcted the American Gag frOW the ports
Of Husunn and tonniDgen.-seyeral vessels
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twenty Dollars RswaTd.

. E . - =. l ( = +, -
n BSCONDEO from my farm at the
II mouth of Seneca, about the 7th OF last
Alonth, man whose name is Il ALPH, p
Years ofage, between black and yellow CO.
Tor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
ycllowish eyes looking heavy--he has but
iltSe to say. His apparel was oznabarg
SHIRTS, nes, re cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. II is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. 4 free
negro man by name samho, living on Judgse
Washington's eAtate. Mount Vernon, Is his
Father, and it is very probabie ne IS therea-
bout or in alexandria, and with little trouble
alay be found. B.
The above reward viii be given TO secure
aln IN Washington City or Alexandra jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2. d.
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Burr MsU-Stons MQ5sJGG5oTys
The SUBSCRIBE Informs ths

The Subscrloeg Informs ths
public that he has received !. supply Of Burr
Blocks ard intends TO rcccmn:snce the max.
ing Of Rurr Mill-oiones Il bic iats Dwelling
Patrick street, between Ling and Camefpl.s
streets, about the hrst o. hIasc!!, next: when
he can supply Burr stones Of sny aimensions
that may be ordered. lie has also C. good ass
so.tmcat Of Boiling Cioiis, which can De had
by applying to JOSEPH De.ra or alths kiann-
factory. Any person Wishing 81 engage
Burrs before the FIST of ssarch wii! pleas
apply to joseph Dear.
Benjamin. {5goWgs
December II.
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/ SATURDAY, De- EMBER %, 1910.
Ioseph IL. Mandevlllc

CyTRERs FoR SdLE,
.aoo t.s ,iyefnool and Lisbon Salt
sNeo 9us.s, :, ca. IN sacks
90 Lsolp .s,,. nsnscoy,,;a Sugar
~ n nOsra Is dn do.
- u paashs.ds New Orleans do.
hos s'oau. ~ . g.. NH. 4 hays
a oooo ~. W. o,a ,sh;ta ditto
1 Sooo w % r.;nce.
oooo W. nas,r,ss
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PUBLIC SALE

On the S;rfh day q .Estruegy ae.7s, mill Ss
sold to the higheas 4i2sidder,
TIME HOUSE IS LO-7 il tAs soYI, Ct
L Occoquan, Prince William ly,Vir@
ginia late the property Of sERaEAuWitLETT,
deceased, and now occupied By Mr.. RogRRg
WEIGH. The House IS Of 2ficks ard IL
eommodous, and the othss InlproVcments
good. The sale will takc place at tmelye
o'clock on the premises, ana aill be on . Grey
dit of six and twelve mcnths ties pagchasss
to give bond with substansiai security.
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ed those who vssh q ouE'ja !: vii! jgdgg
from view.
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Attorney IN fact,
GEORGE EviLLET1TT.
Loudoun County, Virginia. , st,g
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