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We the subscribers, being

wy Lily odOoSit OSto5 CSsitG
Stockholders OF the Bank ofths United >ttes,
and together the proprieicrs OF more Ihap
two hundred shares, 90 hereby, in pnysuancs
of the sixth funtlaIr entail article Of tine aGt Ot
insfs peYa.;on, cali 4 wsnsssl sassss.ss, Of si,e-
Stockholders, To be held at the siat.k IN F,ia-
ladeDhia on "Wednesday, the S day OF fsns
next, at ten O'Clock, 4 ~. tor the purpose
Of adopting such measures as may be requir--
ed in the event either of the renews! Or flon~s
renewal Of the present Charter
David Lenox, Elias Bou,inot, r. Smith,
Joseph Sims, Samuel Coates, John hotlid.
Wachsmuth, George Fox, Archibald Micah,
James c. Fisher, Paul Sie:nen, Thomas "a.
Willing, Henry Pratt, John StiiIc, K fici-.
lin@sworth, Horace Blnney, George Hairi.
son.
For the Insurance Company OF the ststs
OF spnsylvania-, James S. Cox, Presiaen.
For the Insurance Company OF MOTH
A5nerica-John Inskecp, President.
Forthe Marine insurance Company-Jphr
Leamy, Premdent John Leamy, Trustee
Stephen Grad, Eiston * John Perot, ~,
Willing, Thomas M'kean, A. Kahn, Peter
s. puponccau, WA. tilghman: Samuel
HoIgdon, Joseph Crukshan,s, President Of,
h'umaae Society, WIN. Rogers, Benjlnin
Say & w. Rogers, 7rmste>e, Olive Sproat,
Ts,ta.ee, Esther Waters, John h1aybIn. !" A..
Chancellor, David WocIppcr, Trustee; rs.
Taylor, Ephraim Ck,ks, Sarruel S'i.ic, aii.ar-
Han Lewis Ryan Joseph snyder, TRUSTEES.
Samuel Fulton, Goahey Aaga JulAna Scot,
Thomas M'Kean and George Einicr, Esther
Cos, Eliza Kane, Julia Vanderken,o, Ghaf.
lo,ae Cox, Susanna ? Abingdon hnn and Sa.
rah Ashbridge, a. Service, M'Euen, Eals
end Davidson, Samuel M'Lans, Benjstn'n
Sharpe. Joseph Lownes, John Harper, Ea.
ward Randolph, john Warcer, John Wardcc
and Son, James Smith, Deborah Kirkhsr,,
Caper w Morris, Peter Lesley, Taomg@s
sargent, James Cameron, Newberry Smith,
Eliza Lawerswyler, Eliza I.ayerswyIer. ~
Trust, Harvey Worth, Benjamin K, 3ior.
gan, WIN. Wigglesworth, Henry Jc'apd.
BENJAMIN Chew. Richard Sharpe, Robert
blackwell, john ConhslIy, P. Butler, jaa,tgy
MilIican
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~ REMOVAL.
! O H N K n | C. H I,
Sa1hler S Harness maker,


ID &c leave t. MIC IN nls tlcaua - pun
- lie in general ut AiexanN:'a and us VII
.uJly, that ne has removed from MS o!G
s,aLd upper cad O. kj0S- street, to the s'"E
latcly o,capicd by Mr. w >iilster, ana :" i
min; tn seoc Of Mr.. ,b,rts ana ne {
opposite the Indian Queen tAverh' wac re
taose VINO may pes to favor hin WIN ~ al'
custua, in cit er OF the a1ovc bran hes, ] 'av
rely ;n being accommodated on IS res@s'h.-
bje terms aud At the sa ne time -! 4 as at
and surviceablc work as any otner person IN
the district can produce, and wl:h the great
Cst despatch.
N. b. Wanted Immediately jour
neyman. None bat good workman
Will answer.
JunUGry % sa1'''@
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2a7c2U
Public Sale.
JaHuGry : 3

By virtue of deed of trust frosa MtA7ra
.IreN 10 the subscriber, 10 secure the pay
meat of a SUN Of money to William Yves
ton, will be exposed 70 SAFE. Tor reaIy ~
uru, on the premises,,on WEDNEooAf'
the Is h day Of February next
RENT charge of seventeen colars'
= issu,,r out OF piece o, ground lyihS
upon the west side of Water Street ana 70 'ns
por,hward Of Duke Street, now IN the Pts
session OF William Wcston. Also, u piece
of ground adjoining therc'p, standing 20 ,Ges
upoa Water Street, md running back 70
feet 5 inches. The ground and rent charge
ars subject to the dover OF Phe5e Moore.
james Keith
january %, I~"'
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rive Hntidred tGkelS 10 NC G!Et"ii CaSt
gay, and the drawing to colnmencS with the
so;ist pgssibtS deiey
! Purchasers Of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days alter draw
ing Of this class, Tor notes, with approved
ndorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing OF tins class, Will be consi-
dercd as given up for III be"etlt OF the lot
terry.
This scheme, It is believed, affords an
equal prospect Of gain to adventures with
any ,>sher which has been offered 10 the pub
lie. Those WAC arc interested In the COM
merce ana agriculture OF the country adjacent
70 the Potomac and Shenandoah rlvcrs, have
additional Inducements to give their support,
as the money to be raised by the lottery IS
for their Immediate benefit and convenience.
/, is also hoped that the patriotic and Publsc
spirited will be disposed to countenancc and
courage Il measure which ha% Tor It's object
the facilitating ready and convenient COM
municalion between the western country and
the Atlantic, tending 10 connect the Interests
of the eastern and western suites, and TO
DeyDetuate their union
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FOR SALE:
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue or deed oe trust from
J,,,es Gs.hltt and Elizabeth n, wltc, to the
subscriber, o .ecuyc toe paNNlent OF SUM
OF money cue from James Guiia't 20 ioseph
Thomas. will be exposed 10 pI5hI sale, on.
the premises, o. SATURDAY me 81" day
Of reor,s,gv 1871, Tor ready moaev,
4 HOUSE and LO! III the .own ol
Aiexandria,
On the north side If Princess street & 10 tie
eastward ef Fairfax street, being part Ct
taat lot or ha { acre OF ground describe IN
tie plan of the said town by the No. 10 49,
conveyed by William Hunter, Jun. 10 .ia--
eaael LomaX.
N. Herbert, trustee.
l.ruarv lS. ep';
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Earua"v SO
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL BE SOLD a: Fait far court holse0
on The 1854 # FcbrHdr. instost, = -
100 acres of Land, lying between
CentreviiIe and the court house, adjoining
Benz min Burnley and Coleman Lewis y.
Part of the said tract is well inbered, III
lying On the waters of Rocky Run. Any
person wishing to purchase the said Land
will please apply 10 Coleman Lewis, or attend
the sale. Two gsoG Horses will be taxed in
part "" The terms viii be mace known
.O,. ltse aay ehFsAts, ~
JOHN HhNGs.
February 2. law3t.
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Public Sale.

pv virtue Of Deed OF Trust from William
Hnn,er 70 the subscriber, 10 seca'e 'ne
n,yment OF suns of money to ho"'Hs
preston, will be exposed 10 sale Tor rcaoS
monoy, on "Wednesday the attn OF fe'fu-
ary next. on the Premises
= HOUSE. and LOT, on the corner OF
u Water and Wilkes Streets, fronting on
rvo.sr street one hundred and three feet,
and frontius on Wilkes Street seventy t"o
feet: on which is a good t"o story tramea
DwclNng- ilouss, han asomeiy situated aiip ~
rood repair--sAbjees 70 ground rsns.
James Keith, Trustee. !.
January IS.
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Charles SlmnS, President.
CIIdI .CS IJIIIII-o, I tottVLHts
Jonah Thompson
John Mason, La7ect-
Henry Foxall, 0rs.
William Steuart,

Mays6 la"
NIB. Arrangements having been made to
commence the sale Of tickets ccmp,izlng the
a;oye Lottery, the pubic are hereby inform
ell, that am now prepared to .ceive pro-
nos,is from all such parsons as may be dis
posed to purchase, Ct otherwise contract Tor
The sale thereof on commission. Purchasers
ting leo Tickets, or more, viii be epu'ied
70 a credit of thirty days after The drawing Of
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
s,aorsers, negotiable at any of The Banks
within the District of Columbia.
- los. Carleton,
Ageat far the Potomac Company
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Potomac and Shenandoah Manga
tlon Lottery.
y-HE public are hereby informed. fiat
at q meeting of the President and d.
rec,ors Of the Potomac Company, held at
Rrook,s tavern, in Alexandra, on Monday,
The 10Th day of December, 1910, 1t was de-
t.,,nined that the drawing OF the Potomac
and Shensndoah Navigation ottery shah
ro,nmence OF. tie first Monday in May next,
Nv opaer o, me President and Directors.
IosEpH CsRl, EIUN,gAg
GEORGETOWN, Dec. zo--ljsn. 425
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N @ T | G E.

january 10.
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auCe Of the vessels BY Sea "nIIh was
yinc,d bv the intelligence which had been
Given to me, that they were a. Puerto NJ
co, received advice that Miralles, win
all The troops, had formed juncuon, and
with the-s uccours he had received rom
Maracabo, was coming to attack me IN the
rear, combining this operation with the c''y
and the Two lines of cavalry and infantry.
which they kept all day without moving on
the wings OF their camp-lntelllgencs
hich compelled me 10 order The columns
of attack to return into the line which they
did, retiring in the b'at older at night tall
when nothing remained tor me to do but
to form all my troops into square, res"lv.
ing to defend myself ill los, my las. man
But the FIRE OF city having ceased | con.
suited with the ether chiefs of the army
and having no choice upon account OF
the impossibiity of keeping open the com
munics,ion through hliy Ieagsrs OF enc
my's Country, the scarcity OF provisions
the distance of water, the enemy's superb
ori:y in number, the better quality of ar
tilery, and above all, indications so indu-
bnable of their being aided by foreign
troops, which were observed by ours in the
uniforms, figure and color OF the soldiers,
the arms of English manufacture, which
were picked up. and the exact direction OF
all their operations, l determined to re-
treat.
In effect at eight o'clock at night. under
favor of the darkness and the greatest ST.
lence, which | imposed upon my troops, l
moved my camp, The columns being form
ed in the same order with which ! entered
Co.o, with the artillery, military equPaes
and effects, and with the wounded leaV-
Jug only some posts advanced towards the
enemy, to support the retreat, in case OF
necessity, requiring them to fall back and
Join the main body at certain hour, as
they did and after a march Of four leagues
at half after enc | pitched my new camp
at Cugima, taking all the precautionary
measures which war dictates.
In continuing his retreat on the 3otn he
wa. attacked by Miracles with SEQ men,
whom he says he defeated wnh the loss OF
many killed, one cannon and 45 prisoners,
and then pursued his retreat. In his re.
treat he was harrsssed every day by the peo-
pie of Coro, & he complains, that contrary
TO the information he had relied upon, sbe
CITY was garrisoned by from six 10 eight
thousand men Of the most determined
troops, and defended BY many cannon OF
large calihre.
The Gazctte ccr c!udss by deuouncing
vengeance against the people of Core and
quoting sdvices partly true and partly false,
from {" the commissioner of the Supreme
Iunsa of Venezuela 10 the United States"
character We have never before heard
Of
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This IS TO give Notice, That

.,. a,f,.cribcr of Asexand.ia county, in tbs
Nis,ricr of CSiursbia. has obtained siona tue
nrnbanx' Court OF ss;S ees.s,iy, ieetssv fes-
tsnse,tary on che cstass OF Join Luxe,
i.,e ~ 81. cossnty Aforesaid, deceased-----
All nsrsoas having claims against she SAID
s.c,d are hereby ~aspsa % eSslsbit thessme,
~ith the vouchers sis.resf, &c che subscriber,
.. or before sheyiseh day OF 5n.ae next,
or ,hcy mag Ny IAN b: excluded stasss al be-
IS. ca sax ieSatc; sfs2 those indebted tisecs-
o., ave reoassrd 10 make Immediate payment.
Cigsa alaes ng hand this iin' day OF Dec.
1910. ~ ;,
w. n. Washington,
.dsmnistysfsr y Jaaa Like, eereoaed.
Deca,nbeF iis Cow
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January ;
Barr Milestone Manuf@t5o'y.
The Subscriber informs the

nc EuDSCTIUGT IHiOi zAiS ttIE
public that lie has received a supply OF Burr
Blocks and intends to reccmu.ence tho max
imp Of Harr Miil-otones at his late dwelling
on Paui2e street., between King an, Cameron
streets, scout &c frs, OF March next, whe
he csn "a, ely uarr Stones Of any dimensions
that r.ay be osaeyed. He has also good as-
sor,meat Of Soli!ng Cloths. which can be bad
by spu!sing to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-
factory Ans persoa wishing 10 engage
Burrs before the EAST Of Nsfch will please
apply to Joseph Dean
Benjamin Brown.
Decer,hcr ". 2a~
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CAUTION.
The Creditors of George M'Munn

The Creditors Of George M'Munh
are earnestly solicited to exhibit their claims )
10 the SUI sscriber on OF before the first cay or
Msrch next, for the purpose OF enabling nm
to certain what sales of the real estate OF
the testator will BIS necessary to meet inc
payment of his debts-The creditors iaillng
10 attend to this notice will probably be ex-
Guided from any participation in the assets
of the estate.
Mordecai Miller, Ex'r.
January IA.
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I,ruilans' Court.

dieannGy:a iou|.ty, Dec. Term, 1910.
Ordered, Fiat Sss administrators 81 John
I.k-. deceased, dc insert tne following
advertisement three tis,ss In each week for
s;x weess, 10 aAs Alexandra Daily Gazette
Tcste.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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NETWORK, ian 8.


Captain Pindar, Of the Fairy, informs,
that on the 5th of December, arrived at
Laguira, H. B. M. ship Sapphire, from
Plymouth, with the two delegates from Ca
raccas, with news favorable for the new
government.
o. the 9th arrived H. 3. M. brig Avon,
from Curacao, having on board the famous
Gen. MIRANDA direc, from London, by
the packet. He was received at Lasuir
with great ecIa,, aad saluted by the bat
ferries and vessels in the ha.bor. Before
Capt. Pindar left there. he was appointed
commander in chief .f the military depart
ment and he had ordered 500 troops to
reinforce the army at Coro, as the anti
revolutiouists still were holding out in ia.
vor Of the old Regency and the armies
there were headed by French officers.
Dec. 17th, schooner with a flag of truce
arrived OFF Lsguira, after having bearded
and quit her agaia they fred several sho,
from the fort, three Of which struck the
vessel, bat he did no, learn what damage
was done. She was from Old Spain with
despatches.
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Strayed or Stolen
January IA.

From the subscribers Wagon lying at ba-
so.'s, near Hartshorne's mill, on Sunday
night, the 18th uit.
A bay Horse, about IS hands
high, star in his forehead * shod all round,
abou; nine or ten years old. Any person "fe
may find the said harse and will leave him
any where On the road so that get him a
gain, shall receive reasonable and satisfac-
tory reward.
Samuel Lowe.
Dec. 81 GO.
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z E NJ O Y A l..

The Subscriber has removed his
Shop to tie deuss Iats!y occupied By Mis-
M.C~ea, few doors above his late resi-
Geaae, AID adjoining Mr. E. Giimans $, Roy"
al street.
Charles Pascoc.
Ion,srv colin
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PHILADELPHIA, fan. 1

Communicated for the Freemaa's Journal
Extract of a letter from a respectable mer-
camille house a, NJ alta, TO anesher IN Phi.
iadelphia, dated
malta, October s. 1910.
At time that Our trade is in such state
Of ssagnatioa, it is difficult either TO give a
ny intes est 70 our correspontlrn nr encou-
rasement to speculation. Oae oblec. will
be gained, If by laying before our triends
an accurate statsa,ent Of our market, we
preven, them from Specializing in those ar
ticles, which would exposr them to Ger.
tain and heavy loss; amongst these we may
particularly ennmerate coares, sugars, in.
digo, cocoa. nasmegs. bask, tea, and aaa-
keeGs.
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LATE ENGLISE PAPERS.
By ;he shipAmi,v. from Liverpool, !.ast
don papers to the 9'h No.ember have bsss
received at the office of tie R-gstn
from which the SUBJ ois:d articles are sst'
en-.
The ami,y brought dispatches from ,ssss.
Pinkney, which were sen. on by this morn
ine's Southern mail.
Decree Of tie Grand DUKE 81 Franfsrs
W. Charles, by the grace oil God, lnios
primate, &c.
By desire Of his maes'v the smperes 4
the French, king Of 4taiy, protector, 81
We have decreed and do decree az tokoat
That is to sax,
Art. 1. All uewspa psrs whether Esems
or German, published "a our grand auh'
shall cease On the 1st OF DSeemsss ot 4sf
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LEES
Worm DESTROYING Lozenges.

This medicine which is as Innocent and
mild as il is certain and ehicacioss in It's O.
deration, cannot inlure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production ofworms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gums-itching IN
the nose, and about the scat-corvulsions,
epileptic fits, and sometimes a pri'arlon Of
speech-irregalar appetite, sometime lo;dh-
Ing food and sometimes Notwithstanding
thick slimyand fetid stools-vomitint. -large
and hard belly-painsand sickness at the sto-
mach-pains in the head and thighi, with
lowness of spirits-slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry COMPREHENSIVE
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and sometimes the face bloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Hcmikton's Harm Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Sold by-Robert Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandra, who has luf
received fresh supply of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. law
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Tenvears have justified US in stating these
facts. during which we have had q very OK
,iye and constantly increasing sale, iof 'i'is
truly valuable medicine.
CASES OF CURES!
Selected from thousands, the aui-ehuci'y Oh
which can be ascertained by application
70 aoy Of the subscribers not beng per-
formed in Europe, mo one knows "hefe)
but in Baltimore:
Nessrs. Michael Lee and Co.
Your Ambitious Pills has had the aeSitSu
effect IN removing me from head-aone, P"i''
il the hack, iassiiude, sc. Nyou thhk pro-
ner vos are q, liberty to use my name.
DANL. CONN, Aisquith st.
Ralt. June 20, 1910.
Mes.rs. Michael Lee aud Co.
With pleasure 1 acknowledge the oeneh'
received from your Antibnous rms. III re-
moving violent pains In the bowels 'icSness
and head ache.
Bait. July 10, 1910.
Messrs Michael Lee and Go.
have taken but two coses OF your ahuoi-
lou. Pills, and am quite renewed from that
sickness of the stomac h, gddness, &c which
"a, troubled me for some time. | shall re-
commend them to all my friends in similar
cases.
Bait. July Is, 1910.
Messrs. Richard Lee ADD Son,
The high opinion have of our Billions
Pills, and desire to make known their ulllt}'
for the benefit Of mankind, wish yu to pub
ish the following:
For two months past, haye been afflicted
with violent sickness at the stomach, an lncli-
nation 10 vornis, and loss of appetite-by tax
ing TWO doses of your Pills, am restored to
a perfect state Of hesl.h which induced my
vile TO try them also, which was attended
with the same good effects, being now able
70 attend 10 her domestic concerns: In my
opinion this medicine is unequailed in ste
mach and bowel complaints, not being attend
ed with that gripping pain, common TO other
medicines. JOHN oCOlI.
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THE PREVENTION AND CURE
OF
gJJIoUS IND NL4LIG.N4hT FEPFRS.
Lees Ambitious Pills.
PREPARED BY
MICHAEL, LEE & co.

Persons wishing to purchase this valuable
medicine, are requested to be particular In
enouiring for Lees .Asi0iloas-PiHs, put up IN
wooden boxes, having on the outside wrap
per the sisnutre of s,Michael Lee sad 20 late
Richard Lee and Son'-this is necessary as
there are other pills of the same name:
The operation of these highly esteemed
bills is perfectly mild, and the experience OF
thousands ha. proved, they may be fused IN
every situation in life, without the least lneo'''
venience.
They are admirably adapted to carry OH :u'
perHaous bile, and to prevent Its morOio 7e
cretions; to restore the appetite, procure
regular habit of the body promote tree per-
spiration, and thereby prevent colds, SO o!teh
attended with fatal consequences to the hYes
of thousands; and seldom, If ever, tail 10
remove cold, if taken on its first appearance.
Habitual costiveness and ITS opposite are re-
moved by their wholesome influence, as also
those diseases arising from them, headaches
and sickness at the stomach.
II i. almost necessary to state, that on
The regular hSSit Of the svtsem, the health OF
mankind depends. To conduce to this all
;u,portant object perhaps no medicine was ever
more penersIly successful than those pills {;
they never do harm, and afford relief to those
who use them tor the purpose for which they
are intended,
Prcsons travelling by land or sea will lind
much advantage from using this medicine,
which retains its original excellence tory years
in eyery climate; the lassitude OF the body
occasioned by extreme fatigue, as well as the
diseases above alluded to, is commonly re-
moved by them, as they strengthen the sys-
tenn, increase the appetite and restore the
tone of me nerves.
With the most perfect confidence we re.
commend these pills to the public, and will
only further add, that their operation is al
ways pleasant, and that thsy leave nothing Of
that costiyeness b:hiud them too often attend
iup medicines designed for similar purposes
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Mill for Sale.
will sell or | will let. Tor a

Tenn Of wears. girls, and merchant Min x
- e.r.s ~ GOOD fertile land IN Fairfax Cooi'-
y-;-.,;r,;a m The direct road leaaiiis ifoli
-, TO Alexandra, 2 miles from she
former and IS to the latter, ana 10
,oyn ard the City of Was lhstoh' anu ii's
more taan three miles from the great iA's u
,,e Potomac river, and &c miles nom al!
- merchant mill, and In sood neishOo'r
go Co. wheat. corn, rye, &c. and IL oehis 50
;,a;.,.,v On the roSd where all kinos Oh
s-,5 Will sell 10 great advantage. Inc
HI;u LIS. Is bull, with brick /; 1t Is IL ieet
nv g AMI stories high, and on he'er i'h.
s,re,n. with water wheels, one Pa'F OF
p country stones, and one PAIR OF h'e iee'
S-encb Burrs of good quality, and con G
niency f;r snosher par, par! Q, INC
.lreanv framed, and seasoned umoer 'uiN..
,, 6ni.h them it has every conSemeney snu
necessary machinery for tina mahulaesuls
s,,,r ana country work. The WORKS arc ~,
,nos, new and in complete order, win guy
house. kitchen, coopefs shoP
o.ber b1ildings necessary, and good pea.
- There is about ? acres OF iaiPtofsu
- end or more may De added; !he
laI.,cs i well ,im5ered. farther oeseriP-
In i unnecessary, as the purchaser VIII nFs'
view the premises.
William Sheppard.
April 5.
property be not sold or let, be-
fore Saturday, 18th June next,
it will ON that day be fold to the
HIGHEST bidder for cash.
William Sheppard.
May i5-2O-