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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23
Burning Of British Goods.

Frastforf, Nov. 22.--The English mer-
chandizc which was burnt yesterday, amount
ed TO much larger sum than that burnt
some days ago. 500 -- A SIS
Cohenhagen, NOV. l2--His Mascsty has
ordered the seizure and burning of NIL Eng
lish merchandise found in Altoona, and all
Hols;ein. -
Memei, Nov. s.-For some days past, =
great number Of vessels laden with colonial
produce, have been laying of. and ON before
our port They were in such disress, that
.hey could no longer keep the sea, and asked
permission to take shelter in the port. In
fsct,'l7 of those vessels entered, and were
Instantly conhscated.-Thesc IL were in
most miserable condition. Somc of them
gantcd masts and salts, others bowsprits and
anchors. The cargocs of these vrsscls are
very much damaged The other vessels in
the ofiing, when informed that these were
con6scated, disappeared. 1onifeur.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23
s- sosToN, JAN. 81, 1911.
- FOREIGN NEWS, t .,e.l
Taasiations rem French papers 10 shs S0fh Asvl 1910

Sfockhoim, Nov. 6.--On Monday the Here
diary Grown Prince sernadosfe took, in
he presence of the King, and the whole
Eourt, the oath. OF Office, and repeated his
adoption OF the Lutheran religion, which he
had sworn to observe a, Helsingor the 10Th
ofOct He then addressed the t" King aud
the People of Sweden" in short speech ih
French, which Was immediately translated in
to Swedish, by the Lord Chancellor.
Dresden, Nop. l2-rhe sequestration of
English merchandise docs not extend 10
working tools, cotton machinery, &c. For
y-ioar Russian Wagons, with colonial mer:
chandize, destined for Bohemia, have arrived
here /; but having refused to pay the duties,
they have been seized, and the goods stored
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
SAVANNAH. September %

Arrived yesterday, ship Mary, J. Pierce,
from Liverpool, in so days-lst of August IN
St. Georges Channel, of Wexford passed
the ship Ajax, captain Tro.t, IS days from
Savannah for Liverpool. 9TH August on
Cape Or,igal, was boarded by the British FRI
gate, the Laurestinus, Hon. VIM. Gordon
Commander, and treated politely-the 25th'
in lat. AZ, %, long, 40, 50, was boarded oy
the French Frigate L'Etoile, of As guns, Jean
Perand, Commander, and treated politely, the
I'E,oile, had been six weeks from Cherbourg,
during which time he had captured % sail OF
British, and one Portuguese, all of which be
burnt and sunk. 7th Sept. Bermudas bearing
S, E so miles, spoke the brig Neptune OF ana
from New York, II days out, bound to Ma
deira.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMUNICATED FOR THE FEDERAL GAZETTE.
Washington City, SEPT. %.
As to the probable fruits of late con-
situations on state affairs, held both here aud
in Virginia, hazard no prediction. You are
not uniformed of Mr.. Madson's visit to the
Oracle of the Mountains he is daily expected
here, with all the advice and COUNSEL with
which Mr. Jefferson has been supplying him.
One thing, however, though not in the service
of government, can acquaint you with: Mr..
GalIatin is well informed that the non.imtor.
tat:on lar is NOS erecuted! and / believe he
will not be able to conceal his modification
at finding no money in or coming INTO his
boxes. How far his frmness will lead him in
demonstrating, know not; nor can we fore
see what Mr.. Madison will be willing to do,
now that he has been made secure in the next
Presidency. p 5000 law enforcers wont
be raised, as custom house troops in the N.
West. He has performed the maneevre,
which was deemed essential to defeat a GER
tain combination; and whether Bonaparte con-
sents to let the DEGREES be off, or whether he
breaks with us, the juggle is thought to be
com nlete.raI hepe Mrsa M~di.sr., s..ay, 'h~~.
more Hrmness (seeing that he is safe) than
you think he possesses: and / further hope
that the views Of Mr.. Gallatn may be further
respected than some folks nine months ago
dared to acknowledge they deserved to be-"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
IMAGINATION.

IMAGINATION. '
"The faculty in which Women most excel,
(says the admirable, the judicious Mrs. Cha
pone) is that of imagination--and when pro-
perly cultivated, it becomes the source OF all
that is charming in society. Nothing they can
read will so much contribute to the improve
ment of this faculty, as Poetry-which, if APP
piled to its true ends, adds a thousand charrns
to those sentiments Of religion, virtue, genc-
rosity, and delicate tenderness, by which the
human soul is exalted and re6ned.''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
FRos 4ag FI.cISfa PA4RIo7.
Mercy is like plyias the PRINTER for newspa

Mercy is like plyiae the PRINTER for newsPa-
pers.
The quality of mercy is rot strained
It dronpl til Ike tie gentie deso q Aeapen'-
u, biessett him that gives and that reee'Oes.
Thus speaks Shakespeare through the
mouth of Portid in the Msrchnnt OF Venice,
More about mercy the lcng-ro5ed tar one de-
iiyers, but what cannot now Dc rememoeFea'
nor quoted fer AIS me writers tor news
papers DO not widow in wealth; the fdtr'"S
of newspapers are such aa,nercfM Pay-Mas-
ters, thai tan,e VINO furnish amusement OF
instruction from tne press, are seidom aoie
70 keep l:5r4ry. and not even natures CAP
Tain and th.. bibles lieutenant, Shakespeare.
Tac nlercifu, ratron Of newspapers pay rea-
div and willingly. The quality OF ais pay
,nsntis not ss,a.rra. Is it dTltt-th Ike the
pen,le dis of Heaven" 4 printers income
eours not in showers it droppeth. Rsaeer'
tbou has, seen the p4rched earth saaerins
from the wsni of rain.-Aher long dearth
cloud pass.th orerit. Perchance few scat
teripg d4ops fall but not sufficient 70 Lay tne
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
From the Spectator.

W1hL HoNEYcoMs diverted us last night
with an, account of young fellows first dis
covering his mistress The young lady was
one, it seeiGs, who had long before conceived
favorable opinion of him, and was still in
hopes he would some tine or other make his
advances. AsNhe was one day talking with
her in company of her two sisters, the con-
versation happened to turn on love. Each of
the young ladies, by way of raillery was re-
commencing wife to him; when, to the no
small surprizc Of her who languished for him
in secret, he told them with more than or
di.,a.y seriousness, that his heart had been
ong engaged to one whose name he thought
himself obliged in honor to conceal but that
he could shew her picture in the lid of his
snuff box. The young lady, who found her.
self most sensibly touched by this confession,
took the first opportunity that presented, OF
snatchine his box out of his hand. He SEEM
ed DESTROYS of recovering it, but finding her
resolved to look into the lid, begged her that
if she should happen to know the person, she
would not reveal the name. Upon carrying 1t
to the window, she was very agreeably sur
prised to find that there was nothing within
the lid but little looking glass, in which, af-
ter she had viewed her own face with more
pleasure than ever she had done before, she
returned the box with smile, telling him,
she could not but admire his choice. Omnia
Uincit amor
A fellow who loved laughing better than his
meat, put a number of rams horns Into
basket, and went up and down the streets at
the west end of London, crying Wew fruit,
nev .fruit, ho 90 as loud as he could bawl.-
Lord Jersey hearing the noise, put his head
out of his drawing room window, and asked
the fellow to shew him his frua which hav-
ing looked at, he asked him If he was not
ashamed thus to disturb quiet neighbour
hood for " who the devil" says the Peer,
do you think will buy horns = Well, mas
ter,p replied the fellow, g do net put yourself
in passion; though you are ffouided, may
meet with other men that are not
MIS-. MAcAULAr having fubhshed her
/" LOOSE THoUGHrs," Mr.. Shendan soas asked,
yAe did not think it a, .trangs title for lady
to chsose. By no means" fetlied he, !" the
sooner q woman gets rid Of sUeH 1HoUcH7s
he better"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
INVITING PATCH.

That mole upon your cheek, dear Kitty,
Town is .beautious, small and pretty,
But oh if near your lips its scite,
Eternal kisses would excite.
Beneath her pouting lips next DAY
A lovely patch enticing lay.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
wv There 1ciu be serrice at the Eptsco.
pal Church on Sunday fleGt.
N o T / G. E.

TIME Portrait and Miniature PAIN7ISa
ROOM at Mr.. Guy Atkinson's, o. Far.
fax street, is now open for the reception OF
Settlers every day in the week, between the
hours of ten ana two, excepting Saturdays,
which are entirely dedicated to to the, ADM
rer. of Liberal Arts whom the Artists parti-
cularly invite to the ab0ve place; where. the
Ikeaesses of several persons taken here are
to be seen. $50 ~.
Price Of Licensees are as fsHew, usz.
For Portraits in Bust, 60 dollars.
For half size PORTRAIT, 80 dollars.
For Miniature, Is dollars.
October 4 q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
Port of alexandria.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Schooner Polly s Sally, Sicily, Baltimore
Fall and Winter-G Goods, for merchants OF the
District.
CLEARED
Brig George Washington, She ldon. PROVE
dence-by the master.
Brig Betsey, Stanton, Porto Rieo--by tho
master and others.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
N Q T l c E.

T-HE co-partnership of Sangsfer and 1rn.
,.ings, was this day dissolved BY nutu-
al consent: ALI DECISIONS h.si',e- -'.'''s.. -.
sgaihst the said concern will please exhibit
them; and all indebted will make immtdi-
ate payment to Izomss Mreve. who IS duly
authorised to settle all the business Of said
concern:
Thomas SangRer.
Thomas o. Jennings.
October Sd 2hwSw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04
Public Property to Lease.

On FRIDAY next, at four O'Clock, in the
afternoon, will be LEASED to the highest
bidder,
A piece of Ground situated
on Duke-street running III feet on that
street, and q feet on Potomac Stand. Sad
Lot will be divided 10 suit the convenience OF
purchasers.
IT SINE TIME,
The PUBLIC WHARF on Duke stree
will be leased for sepen yrars.
John c. Vowel.
John Longden,
John Cffd,
VIM. Newton,
Committee Of CounriL1
Oetobers dat
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-04

colonel Of Dragons in Madrid. The conf
voy have captured IS of considerable value.
] have preserved IL my hands various pieces
OF silver and small bits of gold, with one load
OF money. The rest have been divided a.
mongst the soldiers, many of whom have got
much gold, and trunks full of elegant appa-
rel, many knapsacks, &c a great quantity oil
boots, two cart loads OF muskets, unservicea-
bic at present, 30 horses, AID as many mules,
with great many seryice.sble musksts. But
all this has not given me as much satisfaction
as the liberty of the prisoners, which was the
chief object OF the attack. All my officers
and soldiers have done their duty, as may be
seen Com tie result of so brilliant an action ;
bus some have particularly distinguished
themselves, among whom are the valiant lieut..
of cavalry, Don Pedro Francis, who alone
killed Frenchmen; the soldier Joaquin A
rorordna made thirteen prisoners and the
captain of the second battalion, Don Juaqin
De FAbio, behaved himself with the greatest
bravery N the hottest Of the attsck; also
Dan Jori Laneaby CARCASS, from his inyenti-
on Of bluderbusses, which, for the first time,
have had an excellent effect, killing in the
FIRST discharge more than twenty of the ene-
INV, and In the second dispensing entirely a
column which were coming OH the road.
MY loss has been of little moment, and If
Don Pedro Biramon, commander of the ca
valry, had not been wounded, who, from his
two much ardor got into the midst OF the ene-
INV. I might repu,e it at nothing, as have
only had three killed and twelve wounded,
and three horses killed Massena, as l have
learned wssr,yinr with rage in Vittoria, his
nrescnre rot bav;1, been able TO prevent the
d;sss,er Of hi, troors - Enclosed in a list Of
the officers re.cantured am. &c.
FSPONY NINA.
4 return of the Prisoners Released.
ColoneIs. % Serieants,
9 I.ieut. Colonies. Drnmmers,
2 Captains, 81 Corporals,
Lieutcnants, 7s4 Priyates
9 Ensigns,
In the above number are included one Off
Ger and so soldiers of English cavalry.
Extract ola letter from Corunna, dated July
8, 1911, (zvhich ACCOMPANIED the .forego-
ing.
On the goth ult General Bonnet arrived
In Leon from .Asturias, with his division of
5000 men, which, together with 800 that gar
risoned Leon. abandoned that place the same
5av and marched for Palencia.
q When Gen. Seras evacuated Astorsa, he
had 5000 m.p under his command, his rear
,u,rd co,nnos.d of I, Iieutepant and 80 men.
Of tEe 4tb Polish regi,nens. deserted, and de-
l;verrd themselves 70 General Santocildes,
,y;th their arms and Announcements; thew have
since arrived here. have also information of
Is officers, with 200 soldiers, having deserted
form the corps of General Seras, in Benevento,
and who have delivered themselves to the
corp, of the GalIicisn army, il Pueb.a de Sa-
nabris. commanded by General Pohze. Two
Mamemkes of those which form the body
have deserved. with their horses and arms, and
arrived here.
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q Who is that gentleman walking with Miss
fyhs !" said wag to his companion, as they
walked along Princes street, I" o" replied tIe
other, that is STARK which !. she has struck"
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John ADAMS,

Gold s. Silyer-Sm,th, Kisg-street.
LAS just received from Philadelphia and
ll New.Y York, handsome assortment OF
Cornelian, Jet, and Topaz EARRINGS, and
Pearl Breast pins, Of the newest fashion
Also, Gold Scales, Keys, and Hair Watch
Chains, Cornel:an, Coral and Patent Wax
Deeds. He keeps as usual general assert.
ment of SILVER WIRE.
" Orders from distance purctual'y
attended to.
October4 DIT
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.aLEx.a.N.DRI.a DAILY GazE11E'
TO sHRw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY or THE TfME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
FRIDAY MORNING, October 4.

Governor Galusha is reelected Governor
of Vermont. In the report of votes, as pub
lished in the Bennington News Letter, Galu-
sha had 10 52e,-and Chiuenden so57--Ma-
jority for Galusha 1869.
The Secretary Of State arrived at Wash
ington on Wednesday last, from his seat in
Virginia.
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CENSUS OF VIRGINIA.

If the census had been accurately taken -
not one soul lost-there is no question, but
our population would have been rated at q
million. Enquirer.
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speedy relief, ard permanen tcare 0. various
uoil iints which result from disslPa'ed
pleasures, juvenile iiidiscfetohs, resloehoe
mcllnlates unlayorablc tothe constltutioh,the
i'm moderate use Oft tea, frequent latoSica.loh
crany destructive incompetence, the uhski-
FL or frequent use OF mercury, the use ases :
nehuliar TO females at certain period OF
life, bad layings III, SC.
And proved by long extensive experience
to be absolutely unparalleled IN the cure OF I
Nervous disorders, consumptlons. lowness OF
spirits, loss 10 appetite, iInpunty OF oiooa'
hystericsl affections inward weaknesses, VI
olent cramps in the stomach ana oack' iaoi
seslion, m Melancholy, govt IN the stomach
involualar, emissions, pains In the hno9'
relaxa,ioas. obstinate elects, tur aious lcr
whites) lnpotency, barrenness, &c. &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-22
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue OF a Gsed OF trua
from Daniel M'Carly, and Margare,ts A.,
tilda Snowden, his wife, to us the suL,cr.
bers, will be exposed to public ssIe on 7un.
day rte tin day Of February "est, at Crav-
ford's tavern, in George Town, a 7 6, e
Land on the river Potomac, lying in LonGun
county, State Of Virginia, known as No
tvs Island, and Sugar Led Tract. or 6,
much thereof as will be sutfi> lent 10 BAYS.
sum recorded in saiG deed.
This property lies about 90 miles ater,
George Town, and the city of Wasbiuy,o
and the Island part OF The property, Certain,
ing 500 acres, is known by its pIo&vc.
tons TO be the most valuable and des;y.l.
land i'm either the states vi Maryland or yr-
e;nia, with proper cultivation may he made
10 produce 100 bushels Of COIN Per acre s
great proportion OF this tract is heavily i'm
bered, from which All ineNhaust. bic qrar,i;v
Of ship timber. slaves, sc. DIV be taken -
The property will be sne"n on appiicaaonU
MIR. John W. Bronaugh, in George Town. o.
MIR. Daniel NJ Carly, on the premises. The
terms Of sale are, oe third cash, or negotia-
bic paper liz lie bank OF Coiunh,, at 50 DAYS
with two approved enGorscrs residing within
the district Of Co!umbi- balance in three
equal Payments OF three, six nine months,
all bcaii ing interest from tl,y al sale, in notes
as above mentioned The land is to remain
bound, and bc rcsold on def ult ef payme>i
for SO much ready money as may be sutfcient
to raise the bui.Gcc then due, and The residue
on credit to meet the future ihstalment or
instnIments the proceeds Of which resale is
to be in like manner secu ed, and this opery-
ton Of resale is to he mace as often as such
successive oetauIt snall require; conforming
each tC the te:ms prescribed for the first.
Elisha fancy,
James Keith, junior.
November S. s-wts
az The sale of the above proper
ty is pofponed until MONDAY, the
eighth day of April: on which day it
will be sod, pursuant TO ;he above
deed Of trust, at Crawford's tavern,
at one O'Clock.
The Eu.tce5.
February 6-9. lsw'ds
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give NOTICE,

7 hat the subscriber, OF Alexandra couh-
~. in the district of Columbia. has oDtainetd
from the Orphans Court of said county let
tiers of administration on the personal estate
of Caroline barley, late OF the county "'ofe
said deceased: All persons having CLAIMS
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of to the subscriber, OH or before the 4th
day of August next or they may oy Ia" DC
excluded from all benefit to said estate =
and those Indebted thereto are required 10
make immediate payment.
Given under my hahd this 18th day OF re-
bruary, ISL
Thomas barley, Admir-.
Of Caroline barley, deceased
February 5. ave-"
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Ten Dollars Reuard.
February IS.

Ran away from the subscriber on
the goth ultimo. at Edmund Fosters, III
Spotsylvsnia county, Virginia, Negro Wo-
man, named Winny, about thirtT years OIL
age had on, when she eored, brown coat
inc habit, wool hat, and coarse double soafd
shoes. | suppose she vii! make Tor redo
rcksburg, Alexandria, or the city OF Wash.
ington, as she has numerous scq"9lntance III
each place. She is very good house SCI
Want and All excellent seamstress. any per-
son, experimenting the ssid Negro, and Sc
curing her in any Jail, and giving notice
70 he subscriber living in Fairfax county,
abou, SIX miles from the Occoquan mills,
and about seventeen miles from Alexandria,
Shall receive the above reward, and II brought
home, all reason ble charges paid
Edward w. Simpson.
February 4. colin.
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Itch Cured,

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons ana Ia
miles who are suffering urder this disease
against the infection of which no person is
safe. that if this ointment is used at night on
rolng to bed 1t never tails to perform cure
by the following morning, SIS thousands who
have usedit during the last ten years can tes-
,ify. The peculiar excelencies OF this IN
+. lille remedy for the itch, above every O.
thor, are the certainty otthe cure by single
application the ingredients being so lnnc-
cent as to be applied with perfe ct safety to
the tea derest infant and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally A.
s,reeable with the pleasantest pomasHm
s -
Haha's true and Genuine German Corn
PiaiFsr,
An infAIiblc remedy for Corns; speedily
removing tn EN- root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Ctsusne Perhan Lotion,
Thc Restorative Powder-lor the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases the
eyes.
Hamslton's Essence and Extract
OF Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, STelhngs
Nanbness, sc.
Tooth dehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
siyes immediate and lasting rellet In the
.nost severe instances.
Tie Anodyas EI,xir,
For the cure Of every kind Of head ache.
TIE Damask LIP Salve.
f,faJ!a5Ie Agne and fever Drops.
sCP The above we'll known Medicines
contiaue to be, sold by james Kecnedy, senr.
King Street, who has for years past been sole
vender in alexandria, in which time imita
tons and coupterteits have aboundesl, most OF
them have sunk into tlisrepute, but as Others
are succeeding. purchasers will do well to
observe that each of the genuine articles have
on the outside wrapped The signature OF
Hannah Lee,
Widow O. the late Proprietor.
August 81. law
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February CD.
Valuable Land tor Sale.


IN rURSU ANCE Of the last will and ties.
lament Of Dr.. Henry Ros:, deceased, lac Il
Fairfax county, will he exposed to pubic
sale, at lhntor conrt hossc, on MONDAY,
18TH March, three tlaCts or parcels OF Lane,
containing about $50, 10, and B0 acres
each, situate in the county OF Fairfax, ard
lying on the Little Riyer Turnpike Eoad,
adjoining the lands OF Iu"ge fi;zFu h, VIII
liam Moss, me representatives OF JOHN Mss
deceased, Giles Fnzhush avid otn.ls-diss
lant fre., the cities of " ashingion & AicA-
antlria about sev>h miles
These tracts are so laid Of az to embrace
a proportion Of clearc. land ,olcrahly WeN
enclosed, and wood land, with Ali abuudanG@
81 tiplber and fuel. On one OF The Io,s arcs
we'll improved productive meadow, about All
hundred acres well taken with red clofci'
and an inexhaustA body OF soap OF Ei6
stone, the value oil Which Tor ovens fire pa-
css, &c. is generally known, being worth 0
dollars ;he wagssn IoId-a the on ,rry.
Also, one molety If Lot oil L,Ed, N-
longing te SAID estate. lying near to ialil@i
court house, containing by estimation oSe
hundred acres, III the ocCup ncy 9! baz'
Williams, thoiding under lease 10" lstH
with the annual rent OF 654 pounds OF tob4~
Co
These laads will be sold on credit OF He
and two years, equal payments fom theo 90
OF sale; for which bonds with approved IL
sslity and lien upon the property VIII
required!
For further particulars application may "
made to Robert Taylor, Esq. OF AieNa "
dlia, or to the subscriber, and the fl.hs wy
be shewn by Mir Uiliem .Noss, near i"'
premi.cs.
Alexander F. Rose, Ext.
February To-. Jaws
u UNION-HILL, the late &c.
ridense OF Doctor Rtss, deccascd' 'os'''a
with a good garden, orchard, se'e'.' P ~,
.ductive lots for cultivation, viii he ie"S'@ y.
the ensaing year and immediate P .sss''''
given. For terms apply as a oye, H..
a. +. 4. ESf'