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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-01
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber being appointed by 'hc hon
durable Court Of Probate for the town North Kings
town, in the county of ashngton, CoBm, sioners
receive, examine and adjust the claims against the
Estate Of
Capt. GIDEON FREEBORN,
late Of said h.kugs,own, deceased represented
rsolvent---do hereby give notice that further term
of six months. from the dste hereof allowed to
the Creditors OF said Estate to bring in their respec-
tive claims to either of the subscribers, at their
spe,tve dwellings,, within the time aforesaid.
WILLIAM HAMMOND, I r...a
BENZ l.. fECkHAM, )
And all persons indebted to said Estate are called
upon TO make immediate payment to
ESTHER FREEBORN, .7d,ainistrairir.
North-Kingstown, april 5. 1871.
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
ARDENT SPIRITS.

NO person of sensbility can take view ot the
dlsmAl effects ot dent sp*its on society without
borrour. Il shor ems lie, and renders II unhappy
while it continues depraoes The morals vtiates the
temper, supplies ne intellect, all dcb,lItacs the boz
d. It's votar,es far from being happy while in
state ot actual 'ntoxcation, which Is dscoverable
from their qnarIeisoneness but these elects have
all been frequently pointed out heretofore in strik-
ing colours by various writers ,c, us turn our at
tenlion to the effect 1t has the of
the incbrate. Behold The tender and aiectionatc
wife, married, perhaps, with prospect OF happiness,
render, duly miserable without u hope of relief
Behold family of children, not only dependent on
their parents for subsistence, but for that degree OF
respectaby which is necessary rendsr Thorn hap
py ,ovi. y, deprived OF both by the fathers ex-
cess in the of ardent spirits child must be
almost prodigy OF wisdom and perseverance it he
do mucn III the world without respectable par
ents. IT, consequence of the waste occasioned by
drinking ardent spirits, how many wives and chill
dren have been turned from comfortable homes OF
their own 10 mi serable enemens, with houses tha,
scarcely deserve the name, not being sufficient To
keep out the ram ar snow---sometimes without hire
wood or food, aud The women Obliged, when ccntin-
cd, TO lie ~ such cold or wet situations as very much
TO endanger their lives aud all this without posi-.
bily OF receiving much rehet. Even an eftectionSte
and wealthy reiAuye cant relieve them much as At
Is always suspected that the same cause that has
tuced them To distress, will waste whatever can be
given them. See the wite who has been tcndcrly
brought up, ana possesses u dehcate constitution,
dsconsolate, detected, languishing and siskng un-
der these accommodating evils INTO premature grave
Leaving her suffering children to be dependant
those who feel but little interested in their welfare.
Their persons and education being neglected, they
become objects of contempt to those in every other
respect, their nterours except in point OF wealth
Lot young men, whose morals are wavering,. pause
ard view this dark tram of evils For those in whom
time his confirmed habits Of drunkenness, there ~
little hope of reformation, yet some reform them
selves, and many more might, If they were not con.
tinuslly solicited and surrounded by temptations.
am often at loss to explain the conduct OF some,
otherwise reputable persons, in urgng others to
drink after they have declined. and more especially
when they sec that they have already drank too
much. 1t must be from mistaken poitcness for
surely no person, unless it should be devil incar
nate, could want to make man drunk. mistaken
pchteness il be, for is exactly 'hc of
true politencss, 10 urge pc son To drink after ne
has drank sufficiently and declining more.
FERIT.lS.
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POETRY.
ISELFCTED.]
soNG-TuNr, Frn,go.Braa."

SONG-TuNE, F,in,go.Brah."
ALONG bv the bank of the crystal Lilly,
Now .iy'd by the blood Of the patriots slam,
How oft has my .iora and safely wandered,
And Whispered our love to he sIow-wnding stream.
We were happy bu, found IT arose by comparing
Oar comforts tho humble, to those OF the poor
f,.t Tor the fate Of the brave starving peasa't-
spoke what fcIt--and was dragg'd 10 the oar.
For years reluctantly fought against freedom,
And oft he big tear IN torrent would stream,
For knew ev'ry conquest we gain'd tor proud Eng
land,
Wa. driving rivet in in's strong chain
At length return'd TO my dear native village,
And sought for the hut where my Nora was born,
But All sad reverse Of that once happy dwelling,
Not trace could find, save the old spreading
With heart .boding sorrow carelessy set me
IN its shade where with Nora oft sat before;
When hall frighen'd peasant, the only one nearme,
Said the cottage was burnd, snd my Nora no more.
Ah how -" will tell you" "repi'd the kind fellow;
One eve few eighbours we're ask'd to their cot,
Joke and song caus'd the time to fly quicker than
usual,
And IL. curiew's dread hour was entirely forgot.
Then band of marauders, some calrd them protec-
tors,
Saw the light in the house, tho retiring 10 bed,
And with fury more savage than fends ever acted,
Fir'd The place, and all perishd, save Norah, who
fed.
On the spot where you've met, on the spot you last
parted,
She cail'd on her william in f'antick despair
Her lovely wild gestures drew tears from behoders,
Who ptied The fate o. the maniack 50 fair.
'rwas vain 10 persuade her-from LIily's green bor-
der,
Her bed the hard pebbles, her pillow the sod,
Night and day would she call on her parents and
William,
Till her sorrows found rest on the bosom Of God.
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CALEB TRIP.

INFORMS has friends and ,he pubck, that he has
rem, ,ed TO No l24, Ihames-street, where he in
tends keeping constantly on hand. and for sale, a
general assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, which
he will sell good terms as Can be had in the
State lie his sincere thanks for past favours
and will make every exertion TO merit continuance
Of the patronage OF his friends and the pubhck.
" B Two JouIncymen with good recommenda-
ton may ind employment, by applying above.
April IL.
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NOTICE.

NIOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors OF the
~ the Estate of
Col BENJAMIN BROWNELI,
late Of Port smouh deceased, represented msovcnt,
that six months from the date hereof are allowed
them to exhbl, their claims to the subscribers, who
ie appoints, Commissioners thereon by the Court OF
Probate for the town of Portsmouth and that ioT
the purpose of receiving them the! WI, attend al
their respective dwellings, thin said time.
WILLIAM ANTHONY, J
GEORGE HhtI, I'd, Commissioners.
BENJAMIN fREEBoRN,)
All persons Indebted 20 the above Estate arc re.
qucstcd Co make immediate ps!meut TO
TIlOS. COREY, jun. .ic'sins,rasor.
Portsmouth,, april 8, 1871
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DWELLlNG-HOUSES.

THE subscriber offers Tor sale the DWELLING.
HOUSE and Lo, Of Land, fronting Washington
and Wilow.stree,s, on Eastons-point, very pleas
ant stuatios, snd in good repair
Also, one other Dwellng-iiouse,, 80 the eastward Of
the above, fronting Willow street, new and convoii.
emily calculated for TWO ten,ments. II not sold by
the 2Sih Of March next, the upper tenement will to
to ;et terms made known BY spplyingto
Jan. 2S. JAMES TuNNSEND,
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At Town Council, holden at Newp ort.
Thursday, Apri' 18th, 1917.
- ESOiVED, That the foregoing acts b, publ he'd
IN in both the Newspapers printed IL LII, own,
three weeks successfully And tIat the Inn 1,tauts
generally, and the Town oflicers and Engia men ~
particular use their best endea,ours Tor he
suppression Of that vile and dangerous practice O,
firing crackers and smoking segars in the streets At
night Hitness
JONATHAN ALMY, Tozys Clerk
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NORGE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of the
Estate of
JOSEPH KNOWLES,
late of Portsmouth, deceased, scntcd insolvent
thSt SIX months longer from the date hereof arc al
lowed to exhibit the,r claims to the subscribers who
are appointed Commissioners thereon by the honour
able Court of Probate for the town OF Portsmouth,
and that for the purpose of receiving them they viii
attend at their respective dwellings within said time
TaoS,,s ThoS; COREY, nH jun ; Commissioners.
All persons indebted to the above Estate, are re.
auesied to make immediate payment 10
JOHN S. KNOWLES, .2d,minis.rG.o
Portsmouth,, april 30, 1911.
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STATE 0f Eh5de- -IsidnG and Propiacnce Ptaa-
tQions.
THE Creditors of GEORGE CLARK, Of New
i port, in the County ct Newport, House Car.
penter are hereby notified to appear, (f they see
TT at the General Assembly, to be holden at New
port. on the first "Wednesday of May next, and
show cause, Of any they have) Why hls petition foi
Tie benefit OF an act, made June, A. ID. 1856, for
he relief OF nsolveut debtors, should not be granted
THOMAS PECKHAM. Deof. See,y
Newport, April 10, 1871.
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber having commenced the practice
II OF Law and having taken for Office one OF
the roomI lately occupied by capt. NATHAN.
TEL SWEET, (neary opposite Gov. MARTIS's,) re-
spec fully soIicis tbe patronage OF the pubhck-
Those VINO may be Opposed TO employ hrn, shall re-
ccive his unfeigned thanks and grateful acknowl-
cdgements DUIEE J. PEARCE.
April j.
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NOIiCE.

n HE subscribers having been appointed by the hoa
Court Of Probate, for the town OF Newpori, in
he county of Newport, Commissioners to receive,
exanne and adjust he claims against the estste OF
ANNE REN!LEY, GH0s, ANNE HAZARD,
late Of sid Newport, DECEASED represented lnsol.
vent, do hereby give notice, that six months from
the date h.reoi allowed to the creditor. of said
estate to bng in their respective claims to either oi
The subscribers, at their respective dwellings, with
in the time aforesaid.
JOB TOWNSEND }
JOHN rNLiNGHAST,S
And all persons indebted to said estate. are re-
guessed to make Immediate payment to
a. NATHANIEL SWEET, .3aniinistrator.
. Newport, April ~
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DUE-BllL FOUND.

L,OUND, about six weeks since, Due-Bill, drawn
Il in favour OF JonS CALLsNpER, signed BY Pa.
lgs MEEpEx. The owner may have At AGAIN 3,
proving prop .rty and payns Ton lis advertisement.
Ap,i, ai tais oihcc. Apri ).
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BIkIAtt kLDn -.

INFORMS his friends and the pubick, that he has
\ removed from ms former stand, TO the large ana
commodous st.ud, formerly occupied by Mr.. Chap
potln, No %, Thames street, below Mi. Townsend's
It lhe sign of he Risms Sun, where he intends To
keep Hoe for the accommodation Of Ladies and
Gentlemen, who may favour him with iheir compa-
nv Every exertiou will be made TO render his house
comfortable and agreeable.
lr Good accommodations for Horses and Car
rages. April 5.
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sssssssse go
~ ISL .3N ECDOTES.

AN honest simple lr,ssman, short time since,
landed on OF the qnays of Liverpool, (England)
in search Of harves, work; fellow on the quay
thanking 10 quiz the poor stranger, asked MIN,
" How long, Pat have you broke loose from your
fathers cabin Aud how does the potatoes eat p
The Irish lad, who happened to have a Shiilalee in
his hand, answered, 30 they eat very well, my
Jewel would YOU like To taste the stalk }" and knock
lug the enquirer down, cooliy walked off,
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An &C, 70 prevent unnecessary firing Of
Guns, Pistols, Squibs, Crackers, o.
othcr Flrc.W w Works.

orc 1. BE IL enacted By he General .9ssesnb.y and
= by The authority hereefh Is enacted That II any
person shall fire any gum pistol, squbs, crackers or
other fire works, in any road, street. lane, tavern or
otber publiok house after setting and before sun
rising. he shall. upon conviction thereof before any
enc Justice of the Peace OF Warden, pay as nhe
the sum OF FIVE Dollars for the first oece, and Sc
ven dollars for every subsequent offence, one half
,hereo: TO the nformer, and the other hall to The
state. -
Sec g. ind be IL frirther enacted That II any per-
son shall fire any Gun, musket, bunderbuSs or pistol
loaded with bullet s}ot, in or across any road
street, square or lane, he shall upon convection 's
sloresaid, forfeit and pay as fine, sum rot less
than Three Dolsrs nor more tnan Ten Dollars, 10
be appropriated in manner as aforesaid.
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TEN CENTS REWARD.

- UNAwN ~ from tbs subscriber, on The night of
IN the ilih OF Aug Ut last, an ndentcd apprentice
;, by the name Of RAY SPENCER, dark com
p,exon. dark hair, and is about IL years Did. Who
ever viii secure SAID boy, in any Jail, in the S,ate so
hat can obtain him again, shAli receive ten cents
reward and no charges paid. hereby forbid Ill
persons, harbour;ns trusting or trading, with said
boy, on penalty of the law.
JNO. REYNOLDS.
Warwick, Feb. %, 1871
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NOTICE.

u ME subscriber having been appointed by the
Hon court ofprobate, for the district ofJames-
town, IN the county of Newport, admnistra-
orrtal on he Estate of
ISAAC ROWLAND, -.
atc Of SAID y an!etovn, deceased, ana having taken
apou h,u,se,f that trust by giving bonds acooid ding
% W nercby gives notice to all persons who have
demands AGAINST SAID estate. to exhibit them ior
settle n.ent aud al who indebted 10 said estate
are requested 20 Ioake immediate payment 70
DtNIEL ROWLAND, Administrators.
jamestown b, 20.
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NOTICE.

THE connexion in business, heretofore existing
i andeF the hrm OF
How LAND & EDDY,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent All those
indebted 10 SAID firm, requested 10 axe ihme-
date pay yment and those who have demands, VIII
pl ssc to exhibit the same to BENJAAIN Is. low
lAsD who IS duly authorized TO close the business
Of sand f. m. BE NJ. Is. iIOWLAHD.
JOSEPH w. EDDY.
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Some travellers in mail coach, among whom,
were a LADY aud an lrishman, enjoying a nap to-
wards t,e opening of morning, sudden noise dis
t,wbed the rcposc OF honest Thady, who on cnqun-
inr what was III, matter. was answered, some ruff.
aus were robbns the ma. that they may do, repl-
ed rhad, out Chrowng his arms around the lady
the shall never plumber the fe-nais
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TIE business in future will be conducted by
BExJAMIN B. HowLAhp, who Oilers Tor Sale at The
ola stand large aud extensive assortment of 6kO-
CERIES, wholesale and retail, on accommodating
terms April s.
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At the time that the Deke of Wirtemburg was
concluding treaty Of marriage vita The roya Pri"
cess, Mr. Sae.idan was informed ihl, The duke was
20 nave the next Vacant Ribbon ON when The VA
observed, that ms Serene iignness YOU'D bc woc-
fl, disappointed, a he should reeslve no ds.er
honour tilaa vi the Garter.
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George Rogers.
ORIGIN
FsMILY MEDICINES,

Prepared with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
Lees Worm Dessro ing Lozeages.
This medicine is superior 10 any ever OF
fered 10 the public, being innocent and mild
certain and efiicacious in its operations.
Lees Ehrir,
A certain remsdy for colds, coughs, or
ss,hmas and particularly the whoeping
cough SO destructive to children.
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So we'll known for the cure of Rheuma-
tism, govt, palsy, spralns, ETC.
Lees Grand ResfarztiOe,
Proved by long experience to be unequal
led IN TIA cure Of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees Anti-6HYous Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant fevers.
Lee's Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,
Which is warranted an antalible remedy
at one application
Lees MtaLi5ie Ague Is Fever Drehs.
For the cure Of agues, remitlent and ID.
termittent ievsrs
Lees Genuine Persia. Lphon,
Celebrated for the cure OF ringworms, tet-
ters, etc
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effe ctual remedy for all diseases in the
eyes. 90
Which give immediate relief
e's Gooth-y4che Drot',
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lee's Damask Lip Satue,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .Anodyne Eh1ir,
For the cure of every kind OF headache.
In. Indian Vegetable Specific,
For the cure of Venereal complaints
Sold wholesale ans retail, by the proprle'
tor. No. 90, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
X. GRAY, Bookseller, king-slrcet, and
n. KINGSTON, Fsirfax-stleet, Afexan-
dria
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIII
he given by the proprie:ors.
To detect counleriets, observe each aru
Gle has, Oh the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture Of MICHAEL LEE, ana 70.
N. B Att places of sale rsay be had
fpratis) pamphlets containing recent AID ex.
traordina1y cases of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith inserted.
June 20 Ia"
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Heel Shoes and Fancy SOAPS.
.Tyct rsceiyrd from Wezv- York,

Just received from Neqv- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
60 Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls IN
boxes of dozen each, assorted, some OF
which is superior to any ever brought to this
IN STORE,
$50 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in Boxes
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chin Bonnets in boxes Every low priced3
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 BY -, 8 by 10 and 7 by 9 English and A.
merican Window Glass, by the box.
NJ Those who wish to have the Glass set
or to have windows furnished compete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and on a
long credit.
November r so''ia"
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ROGERS
Vegetable PuLnon,c Detergent,
FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPIlONS AMI
ASTHMAS
T1e wost ossiinale Coughs yiald % II.

The most obstinate Coughs yisid 10 u.
TThe preposterous composition oil IN
Hammatory drugs; the disaprom'
ments repeatedly experienced IN my Pfac-
tice, from remedies, highly reeomm e1Ged'
added to my own predispos:''on TO Puimo.'c
Complaints. were powerful inducements VIII
me TO consider, whether compound cons
sisting OF vegetable substances, could not oe
invented, more free from the well founded
objections of practitioners, aud better caicu-
lated to avert the threatening destruction OF
the Lungs.
Inow offer to the'public, tie result OF =
years experience, on this subject. No eX
pense or trouble has been spared In this com
position. That no medicine. Tor consumP-
tive and asthmatic complaints. has been SO
successful as my VEGETABLE PULHo-
NC DETERGENT, would i'll becorae me
TO mention IN this address
But il The s,testa'ions of persons, OF tse
hiehes, espectabili,y, of its efficacy, whici;
Will be shewn to any psrson II the great ano
INCREASING demand for it may De called proof
il is proved,
Prepared by myself, at my Dispenssry,
northampton, Ms.
George Rogers.
October IS. laWet.
~ Tire above Medicine is sold by RICH
ARD H. LITTLE, Druggist, Fairfax street,
Alexandra.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold, on THURSDAY, the i9tA
day of December next, if fan Il not, rhe
next fair day; 1t DASBY, Fairfax coua'y,
the late residence Of Col. CHARLES La.
TLE, deceased
Between 20 and 80 Negroes,
Consisting OF men, women. boys * girls
a variety Of Household and Kitchen Fuui-
ture Hoses, Cattle, Sheep y Hogs; Plan
,ati,n and Ferning Utensils the crop ot
Corn, Hay and Fodder; tive S,ill7; nut:-
Der of Hogsheads and barrels with msnv o.
Their articles too tcHitus to merton. The
sale to begin at eleven O'Clock, and 10 coati.
nue from cay 70 d@y until al! is sold.
Terms OF sale - For al! sums ubder TWEEN.
ty dollars, cash--for all sums above, ere.
dit of six months will he allowed. upon tie
purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
rity, bearing interest from the date il not
punc;ually paid.
C. F. Whiting, admir-.
Morven, December 5. sts
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vol. svo the American e'iion .i!l Be IN
vols svo; aud will sell at ha.f'he price
OF the former.
Subscriptions viii be received by the pub.
Usher, and by the principal boo~se us
throughout the United >tstes.
Such as may bscome an,wer:b'e t.! The
amour; OF six copies, shail be eHnieo 10 a
seventh.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1917. G3"'
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n O t | G. E.

November 6-il.
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c.. BENNETT

Offers for sale at lis Warehonse, Columbus
street near King street,
hogshe.d English Seine lwinc, first
quality.
boxes Scotch Threads asserted, from
No. 6 to so.
bales brown Russia Shestings.
II bales Ravens Duck.
10 bales white Russia Sheeting, of very
superior quality.
10 bales company shor. Nankecns.
bales do. long do.
ii boxes real Nance do. do.
bales Barboom Currahs, first quality.
bales Battles
2 bales Mamoodies.
bale Cossas.
bale supcr6ne goldend Sawns
iox 1ag Bandanoes.
The above goods being purchased for me-
ney, will be sold very low
November % div co9w
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- Cash Sale Of LAND.

By virtue ola deere: of the County Sour'
of Prince William, rendered Ii SUIT
therein depending between Ludweh Lee
executor of Thomas Lee, sen. deceased
and Bushrod Washington, tiaintfs---
against John Chesley's representatives,
defendan.s-will be exposed TO sale, Tor
eass, a, public auction, on the premises
on the % day of December, -is!l,
A Tract of Land, containing
SIX hundred acres, lying on Cedar Run, IN
Prince William County and lately the resi-
dence OF J,hn Chesiry, Esq deceased his
land il situated in gen:eel, PoPulous, and
wealthy neish5orhood. about 4 miles from
Dcmfries aad IS from Alexandria he
improvements OH it are spacious dwelling
house not quite finished, and good oHae :,
and farm houses Tie land is very wei
situated for farming and contains large
portion of prime meadow land. The SAFE
VIII certainly take place on that day without
eserye.
The Commissioners.
Sov.,,har 6-l dts.
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Valuable ambroued Land for Sale.

A TRACT of LAND containing about
N two hundred and sixty scrss, situated
on the shore of the Potomac River, q shor:
distance below Alexandra: 10 the said land
is attached Fishery, with handsome I'M
provernents for carrying it on TO large tx
tent The fences ave In excellent order, a
large proportion being post and rail, nd al-
most nrw-There is a convenient DWELL
lNG-HOUSE in good repair, and al excel.
lent large KITCHEN: part of tie land is
we'll taken in clover, and the whole perfectly
adapted to the Lcudon husbandry. --Fol par.
ticulars apply to
R. I. Taylor,
.7LzxAHDRII
October %.
~ 4 smsI! adjoining TRACT, contain
ing twelve acres, on which handsome
DWELLING-HO has been began to
be erected, with WEI of excellent water,
may be had OH very accommodating terms.
Saw