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RALEicn, December 20.

Gamblers. VagadorA: and NuiStnrcs.-A few
days ago man from Virginia of the name of
Watson, was taken up in this city for gaming
ana bound to keep the peace His accomplice
of the name of Cole alias Towniy, against whom
n warrant was issued, secreted himself ana
could not he taken.-The noted Tarle,on John .
stort w;'s Sought for but he made his cscaDc. 4
day or Two after Bob bod, of this city noted
.drunIlard, was spprehen,'-t and convicted os
being AN idle dsorderly person, addicted to
'drunSenneSs, and profanity, and was bound over
TO ,,ae next Wake Supesi0ur Court, as being 4
public nuisance.
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Tor wheat suPerine 1e6s. 1895 PER guar
ter; fine -four per sack of ten quarters zoos
loss equal to T0s. a 73s. 81. per American
barrel The cuaitern luafWss fixed the t;rs.
week IN November At I'D
Wedo not perceive any notice Of the sal.
ms OF the FriSate Constitution.
Affairs in the north Of Europe remain as
heretofore; the opinion appears to prevail;
that Prussia will finally fall into the views CT
under the yoke of Napoleou.--Ledger.
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Mr.. CALHOUN.

The honor'sie John C. Calhoun, Csays cor
respondent in the Hartford Mercury Repre-
sentative from South Carolina, the gentleman
second named nthe committee of Foreign Re-
lapons, graduated at Yale College in this state,
in the year 1894. In his character as Il scholar,
his decided Republicanisn, and the Herculcan
vigor of his understanding, American liberty
caiinot fail to find most powerful support Ii
is to be hoped however, that the public will no.,
long remain without an introduction better ca!
culatcd than this to arrest their attention.
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NE9 YORK, December 10.

Capt. Foster arrived at Boston on Satur-
day. from Lisbon, which place he left Nov.
II, Informs that few hours before he SAIL
ed, one OF the House of Gould, Brothers &
10 said report was in circulation, that a
great battle had been fought between the
combined and French armies-Particu-
iars unknown, but expected next day. A
LISBON paper OF Nov. z. contains no informa-
tion from the armies, which remained in can
torment on the frontiers.
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CORRESPONDENCE
OF JON. RUSSELL, ESQ. CHARGE pEs AT
FARES IN FRANCE.
Mr.. Russtltto fhe Dr.. of Bo,,,;,,o

Mr.. RusSeLtfo fhc Dukr Of Bassciao.
Paris, 29th .1it,ii, 1911.
Encouraged by the assurances which your
Excsl!ency was pleased to give me in the
conversation which ] had the honor 10 hole
with you yesterday, that the French govern
ment was disposed to promote as far as it
might ie in'its power, the success of the mis-
sion of the special minister of the u States
to the court OF Denmark, dare persuade
myself that Your Excellency will feel n, he
station in returning such an answer to the
following enquiries, as shall place the facts
TO which they reiate beyond the possibility of
doubt o. controversy:
lst. DID not the minister of foreign relati-
ons by a despatch, dated the Doth of April,
1908, authorize tilg Consuls of France in the
United States todeiier certificates of origin
To vessels destiuc cd for neutral or allied ports
and prescribe the, formalities required for
such certificates
Cd. Was not the despatch of the Duke OF
Cadore, of the 3otil Of August last. the frs,
| that was received in the United States. either
fby the French minister or Consul General
there, prohibiting the further delivery by
French Consuls of certificates OF origin ex-
cept to vessels destined to French pnrtss
Sd. Was not this last mentioned despatch
first received by Gen. Turreau OH the 18th
vi NOV last, ana Tor the flrSt time commune
Gated by him on that day to the French Con-
suls.-And were not these Consuls in the off.
cial and authorised practice until the said
18th of Nov. of furnishing certificates of O.
rigin to American vessels bound to neutral
ports or to ports belonging to the allies OF
France, and might not some of these Conslls
by reason of their distance from the place Of
residence of Gen. Turreau have lawfully ex.
ecuted and delivered such certificates scyeral
| DAYS subsequent to that time?
These facts are directly established by the
letter of Gen. Turreau to Mr. Smith, of the
18th of Nov. last, or necessarily inferred
from the declaration contained in that letter
and canot permit mvselfto doubt that YOU,
| Excellency will readily repeat them in a form
| that shall claim the attention CT the Danish
government and induce it TO correct any err
rors which an ignorance or nisapprehensior
OF them may have ocCasioned in its proceed
ihgs against American property.
rely with the more confidence On the
trankness of of your Excellency In according
the reSuessno@ presented to you as refusa
might operate the con6scation of much limo.
cent property, and at the same time appear
to talsiiy the lawful. acts of the Consuls ant
the official declaration of the minister O
France in the u. States.
| beg leave to renew to your Excellenc,
the assurance, &c. &c.
(Signed) ri. t''
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FoR TEE AHCUs.
a TRInrTE TO MERr1
COLONEL EOND.

81 this valuable officer very little is known
IN Nirginia-dnd the following sketch nav
therefore BE interesting:
Col. BoYD, is now about 10 years Of are, was
born at or near Boston having imbibcdsan car
" attachment to arms, he qualified himself for
military life at thc place of hi, nati,.i;-. and
then emigratcd to tho East Indies. with 6ui lit
&c more tban his sword, aud his bravery He
was soon employed in tie Fast Indies and ra-
ply rose % tic lahs OF general. About ten
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gearS ago be returned TO America, with fame,
homer ani iortune-and tho rich. sought and
obtained military employment in the service of
lie United States How well he has tlescrred
the confidence of his country, is amply attested
by the art which he sustained in The late me
norable actioa on the Wabash.
From, she PEI, cfa FPItND.
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tee Sizes sad t>t,i.os:es thereof, 10 which ther
may direct, any Law 70 the contrary notwiI.-
staining.
II. CLAY, Spreaier, oj'tAe
Rasse or Re0resensatireS.
GEO. CLINTON, Tice-P Pre-
ga eat attic United States
an! P5cSigenf of me Senate
Approved. JAMES MADISON.
November 18Th, 1911.
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g HELToN s. FiNNEY are daily in expccts-
- ten of receiving the following articles.
IS llhds. bIuscOvado sugar,
100 Bushels fresh Clover seed,
5000 lb. Northern Chess,
80 Boxes Candles,
20 do. Soap-and
50 Grind-stones.--Ali Of which will be soI4
on the most reasonable terms for Cash OF TO
punchtual customers.
Dec. goth. C2a~for1mo
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ON tlf 4th OF Nevcmbtr, one thousand cipbt
hundred and eleven 't'- 9"'
BT AcT
10 authorize the transportation OF certain decu-
mentsfree of postage
BE 4 enacted By re Senate and H,pse If Re.
PyeSeHfahves 9f tht Uaifed Sfates If hmt,ica, IN
CeH5vess asscitbi.I, That tho members Of Con.
gress, the Secretary OF the Senate, aud the Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives, be, and tbey
ne hereby respectively authorised TO transmit
tree oil postage, the several messages oftlc ore
gidcnt Of Ue United States Of The 5th and IN
days of Hovember, in the year one thousand
eight hnndred and eleven, AND tho docgmcp,s
accompanying the same, printed by order III
the Senate and by order Of the House Of Re-
preaentstio', TO any Postoidoc within The Uni.
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Colhy Of letter from Mr.. Russell TO M.
Smith, Charge d'.46aires, Jc. gc.


Smith, Charge d'.46aires, &c. Ge.
Paris, 1Oth AEav, 1911.
hand you herewith, the copy of a letter to
me from his Excellency the Duke of Bassano,
dated the Il4th inst and inclosing list of
the American vessels whose cargoes have
been admitted by orderof the Emperor.
AS thiSlis contains all the American YES
sells, except one only whose papers were mis-
land, which have arrived spontaneously in the
ports Of France, since the first of November
last, which had not already been admitted
the measure adopted by this government,
may perhaps be Of considered tobe general
Character, and a consequence of the actual
relations between two Countries growing out
OF the revocation Of tho Berlin and Milan de-
crees, so Tar az they violated the neutral
rights of the United States.
! am, sir, With great consideration, &c.
(Signed)
JON. RUSSELL.
Sec mis- cQfy III. fhe encEoauros ofIfr.
HpsSel's letter 18th s/ttky. sgliich zoiH be fund
IN asH6seQHenthqrt efsdis co71csiiondshce.
(Tob be Continued. }
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JENNETT s. HoRE.
Dec, &c, 1911.
OR THIRTY NEGROES

TWENTY-FIVE OR THIRTY NEGROES
FOR SALE wish to dispose of 25 or
81 NEe RoES belonging to the estate of Col.
Francis Walker, decd Where it is convenient
to the purchaser, it will be most agreeable to
me TO sell them in families-The Negroes may
at any time be seen By application to Captain
James Lindsey, who lives near Castle HILL ard
IS authorised to dispose of them.-On the 9th
day OF January 1912, Capt. Lindsey will attend
a sale Ofthe STOCK and HOUSE HOLD FUR
NI1ORE belonging to the said Estate, for
the purpose also Of accommodating those who
wish to purchase Negroes.
CHARLES EVERETT, admir-.
efFrancis Walker, dec'G
at.
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JON. RUSSELL.
6ir. RKsseH 10 Mr.. Smith.
Paris, .27fh May, 1911.

SIR,
BY the FIRST opportunity which presented
itself after the admission of our vessels on the
A. ct May, communicated this event to
the I..derican Charge d'Affaires at London,
in hopes that it might be useful there. The
enclosed is copy ofthe note which / address
ed TO him on the occasion.
/ am, &c. &c.
(Signed)
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L.lF or THs UNITED .ST.3yES
Passed at the FIST session Of the
TWELFTH CONGRESS-

Which coin'nenced at the CITY of Washington.
the 4th Of November. one tIoi,.a,,l ,;s,Li
hundred and eleven ft'
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Thshiss..1 go, AID celebrated Engi;ial 20.

CAMuEL C. ADAMS, is now receiving from
- New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore the
following articles, VIZ Tea and Coffee Urns
Plated Candlesticks; silver edged and plain, IA
PANIED Candlcsticks Ivory handle Knives and
Forks; Bone and Buck handle do. do Plate:
Warmers; Dish Stands Knife Cases Tea
Trays; Bread and Knife Trays Britannia Tea
Pots; Table Casters Footrnen and Chatting
Dishes; Silver, Tortoise Shell and Steel Spccta,
Giles; Ivory and Horn Combs Morocco Pocket
Books :. Curtain Pins assorted Plated Saddlery
and Gig Mounting English aud American
Saddle frees; Whips assorted Girth Web
Curtain. Fringe assorted Saddle Nails Car
penter's Planes assorted Brass ton Fen.lers
with nobs; do. plain and jointed /; Shoyels,
longs and Pokers Crates Brass mounted and
PLAIN Files assorted Castings do; Nails.
Nail Rods, Hoop, Bar and Sheet Iron. Shot,
Sheet and Bar Lead; Window Glass, by 9-S
by 100 by lilo by 12-12 by 14-I2 by Is
10 by 10 and ID by 10; Wheat Fans and.
Selves; Piows, Screen and Riddle Wire Limo
| and Coal Screens, &c.
Which added to his former Stock, composcs
| general assortment Of Ir6nrr0ngeyy, Cutler.
Plated and BraSs Ware, and are offered fn- sal.
| on moderate terms.
OF CASH given for OLD BRASS, COPPER.
| PEWTER and LEAD
Richmond, Dec. %, 1911. . CWswl-
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I" Rhea presented petitions fro, Louisiana
'i'oty, m favor OF the second grade or govern
Ant.-Hcterred
The consideration Of the unfinished business
OF Yesterday Prospecting arining merchantmen.
Nc'1 was called for when il was, on motion of
Mr. t&ndoiph, ordered 20 lie on the table
hPPcRYI9NAfEN7' ELL.
The House resumed the consideration of the
report OF the committee OF conference made the
Ilth instant, together with the message from
me Senate ndherinz to their amendments to the
bill on this subject
A motion was made b. Mr.. Randolph to com.
mi, the bill and report to a committee of the
who!esand negatived.
A motion was then made by Mr. Fisk, that
. this House doreoefe from their disagreement to
the amendments of the Senate
After much debate,
The question was decided as follows
fEAS.-Messfs. Anderson, Archer, Avery.
Bacon, Bartlett, Bib, Bigelow, Blocker.
Boyd, Brigham, Champion, Chittenien, Cooke,
Davenport, Davis, Dipsmoor, Ely, Emott, Find
ley, Fisk, Fitch, Gold Goldsborough, Grccn, b.
llali' u Hall, Harper, Hyneman. Jackson, Keni,
hey, Law, Little, Lyington, Lyle, MEim, Met
cali, Minor, Mitchiil. Moscley, Pauiding, Pr
per, PitSin, Pond, Porter, Potter, Quincy, Reed,
R.1goiy, Ringgoid, Rodman, Sage, Sarnmcns,
Seaver, Seybert, Shaw, Smile, G. Smith, STOW,
aTong, Sturges, Sullivan, Tsggert, Taiimsdge,
Talitnan, Tracy Turner, Van Cortlandt Nhea-
ton, White, Widgery, Wright-72.
NAES.-hiessrs. Aston, Baker, Bard, Bias.
set, biaeslsdge, Blount, breckenridge, Brewn,
EHsweii, Hutler, Calhoun, Cheves, Cochran,
Clopton, Ccndit, Crawford, Dawson, Desha,
Earle, Franklin, Gholsqn. Goolwyn, Cray,
s'rusdy, Halves, Hufty, Johnson, Ming, Lacoci,
Iefever, Lewis, Lowndes, Macon, MAXWELL,
More, M'Byde, M'hay, Nike, Morgan. Nor
row, Nelson, New, Ncls bold, Newton, orusby,
Pearson, Pickens, Peasants, Randolph, Rhea,
Roane, Roberts, Sewer, Shetiey, J. Smith, Stan
lord, Stewart, 1roup, Whitehll, Williams,
Wilson, Winn.-62.
So the House agreed TO recede from their
disagreement 10 the Scnate's amendment which
OF course prevails, and the ratio IS fixed at
The House adjourned at o'clock. .
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DOCUMENTS

ACCOMPLISHING THE rRrsrDExr's MESSAGE
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: Contiaued.J
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Jon. RUSSELL,

JON. RUSSELL.
TIE Hon. Robert Smith, Secretary
State Of tie G5iitrd S!Gtes.
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THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform her
friends and the public in general, that sha
has again commenced the MILLINERY BUSI-
NESS in Warren, where she has and will con-
tlnue to receive the newest fashions from New
York and Philadelphia, and hopes from her en-
deavors to please, she viii be patronized by "A
generous publc.-Orders from the country and
other places received with thanks and duly at
tended to by
JENNETT s. HORE.
z. s. She will also make Dresses, PeIiccs.
cloaks, &c and whiten and alter Straw Bonnets,
in the newest shapes.
Js.H
Dec &c, 1911. IF
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Cor. MoNRoE.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

| Communicated 10 Congress BY tie President on
ne 5,h N@oea,ber, 1911.
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The Subscribers haze Just received
SEVERAL PACKAGES OF
D RY GOOD S,

Among which are
rANTON Grapes, changeable Senshaws,
~ colored Sarsenets, damask silk Shawls,
black and white lace Wells and Tippets, silk
Umbrellas and Parasols, short and long Kid
Gloves, and an excellent assortment of Cot
ton Hosiery-all of which they are disposed
to sell upon very reasonable terms for cash.
Samuel Mark & Co.
FdirJar.strees.
June 10. CT 2aw
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LEWIS HIPKINS,

EGS leave to inform his friends and the
ID public generally, that he has commenc.
ed business in the Hardware Line, on King.
street, four doors below Washington.strtet,
where he intends keeping constant supply
of such articles in his line as are in general
demand, and respectfully solicits share OF
public patronage Among his assortment are
Building Materials, Saddlcry, Cutlery, Ja-
pan'd Wares, Cabinet, < other Brass Wares,
Anvi.s, Vices, Files and Rasps. Fiat Irons,
Frying Pans, Scythes, Reap Hooks, Pot Me-
tai, Cut and Wrought Nails, Brads & Tacks,
Sheet and Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, German,
Crawley and Blistered Steel, Looking Glass
es of various kinds, English Patent Shot as
sorted, BIB to No 10, Whittemore & Cos,
Wool & Cotton Cards, Shovels and Spades.
Tea Kettles, Brandywine Gunpowder,
Window Glass, Ivory & Horn Combs, Bar
Iron and Plow Plates, with many other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
June i2-Jyil 81 laH4w
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FRIDAY, July ~, 1911.
lust Received

lust Received
By the sloof DESPATCH, schooner Forfitude,
and sl0ot Montezuna, fir m he5ok-and
for sale by the su6scr Der
100 barrels ! uu.eoyaao Sugars.
so hogsheads
40 boxes Havana white & brown do.
80 bales Upland Cotton, of superior
quality.
10000 pounds Green Coffee.
10 bags Ginger.
boxes Twine.
casks Fayal Wine:
SO barrels Nsw-York prime Pork.
loo barrels Tar
10 hogshsads Antigua Rum.
40 tierces new Rice.
20 crates Queens Ware.
Also, by IT,: brig Sydney, Crisfltn, from L.
vertool, via Norfolk
Nine bales and one box, containing super
fine navy blue and black Cloths, Plains, ker-
seys, and worsted Hosiery.
Newton Keene.
June s.
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Tire Hundred Dollars Reward.
T OST, between the city bridge & Alex
- andria, on Monday evening last, a red
Morocco Pocket Book, containing
Eighteen Hundred Dollars,
Folded up in sheet of clean letter paper
There was IL notes of 100 dollars each, on
the Banks of Potomac and the Farmers Bank
of Alexandria-l2 notes of SO dollars each,
on the Union Bank of George Town. Any
person finding the same and will be so good
as to leave it with Mr.. James Gullatt or Mes.
sisurs Gibson and Ross, of Alexandria, or
Mr. John Hollingshead, of George Town,
shall receive the above reward.
Henry Strider.
July 10 d3t*
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Joseph SPEAR.

Most resheeyully informs his Friends and the
Public,
THAT he has commenced the CABINET
BUSINESS in al its various branches, near
ly opposite tie Vendue Store, Prince. street
he also makes and repairs all kinds of Mu.
steal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
Bass Viols, Viollns, Guitars, Sc. and will
also furnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
sons for fifteen dollars. He hopes the
goodness Of his materials, the soundness OF
hi.>work, and the strict attention he intends
paving 20 his business, will ensure him en-.
enlargement from generous public. All
of the above branches of business will be ex-
ecuted at the shortest notice.
June 10. co
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The Subscriber

Has for sale at his warehouse on Con'uay's
whaJ,
London particular Madeira Wine, in halt
pipes and quarter casks, fit Tor immediate use,
from the we'll kno IN houses of Messrs. Scott
and Co. s. Murdoch, Youile, Wardrop Co.
Coffee in bags and barrels
Old Grenada Rum, and some Shrub of su.
perior qsulity from the same island
New York prime Beef and Pork OF excel.
lent quality
Bristoe drop Shot in bags
Also,
Bills OH London for sale at so days, in sums
to suit purchasers
James Patton.
MAY 2
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Public Sale.
VIII be sold, to the highest bidder, on the
l2th of August next, if fair if not, the
next fair day at the front door of Aieho-
las PEERS tavern. in Leesburg,
That valuable Merchant and
SAW MILL, situated one mile from the
mouth of Goose Greek, four from Leesburg,
and So from Alexandria. The abundance Of
water, its being accessible by the. Potomac
boats at all seasons, end its situation in one
of the finest wheat countries, renders this
Mill worthy the attention of those who may
de disposed 10 purchase property of this de.
scrip,ion. ....4n..
At the same time will be sold, valuable
Tract Of 233 acres Of LAND, contiguous to
the mill, nearly all in timber, fit for the saw
mill or barrels. .,>5
Fanny Lee, Ex'trx.
of Thomas Lee, deceased.
Cotton, near Leesburg, 80
~ July IA. lawts
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.


RAN AWAY, on the lothJune last, from the
estate Of DANIEL MCARrY, deceased, in
the county of Westnoreland, and state of
Virginia,
A Negro Man, named Giles /;
carpenter by trade; about six feet high,
strait and we'll uado, about IS years of age,
dark completion, has high nose and bushy
head, and may he said to be alikely spright.
ly fellow. He had on homespun twilled
yarn aud cotton round jacket ann pantaloons
there is no doubt but he will change his
clothes, i is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. 1t is
expected that he has procured pass, or a
forged certificate of his freedom, as he goes
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
mi hit very readily obtain a copy of their
pass or certificates of freedom. 1t is conf.
IDENTITY expected that he will endeavor to get
to some of the northern or eastern states.-.
THIRTY DOLLARS will be given if taken
in the county if 40 miles from home FOR
TY DOLLARS ;-if6 so miles SIXTY DOL
LARS; and if out of the state and secured
in any Jail so that get him again, the above
reward, and all reasonable charges paid if
brought home.
Richard Stuart.
N. B. All masters of vessels * other per.
sons are hereby torewarned from harboring
or employ ing the above described negro man,
at their peril, or under the seyerest penal
ties of the law. K. S.
July g.. 2awtf
r The editors of the National Intelli
gencer, Washington, and Federal Republic
can, Baltimore, are requested to publish the
above twice week till eountermanded, and
send their accounts to this Office for pay
ment g G0e -H ssL,,4.s-s
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
Offers for Sale, ON moderate TERMS the following
- T.aLU.aBLE PR0PER1Y:
A LOT of Ground, situate at the lower
end of Fairfax-strect, running with the sid
street one hundred and seventy-six feet. Sc.
ven Understanding on Jefferson-s one
hundred and twenty three feet live inches,
and containing half an acre. The improve
ments on this Lot, consist of an excellent
and completely finished two story brick Dwell
ling House, with every convenient out house
IA good Pump in the yard, and Garden,
which with proper attention might be made
highly productive.
ALSO,
A small piece of Wood Land, containing
about fifteen and an half acres, fronting on
the Mount Vernon road, adjoining the coun-
try seat Of Mr.. Andrew Jameson, and about
three miles from the town. This land is not
more than one quarter of mile from the
Hunting Creek Turnpike Road, and it is sup.
posed will average about 35 or 40 cord Of
wood to tie acre.
Also, a Tract of Land, on the
South size Of Hunting Creek about two hun.
dred yards from the Turnpike Road, con-
tanning above fifty one acres. Upon this
Tract are several valuable seats for build
ing. commanding view of Alexandra,
Washington, a part of Georgetown, and a
considerable length of the river. 1t has
some good low ground and valuable POGO
sin attached to it. Apply to
I. D. Slmms.
July 6. cost
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NADER FOR SALE.
We have Just received few hundred VT.
Of the FIRST quality Nader.
Bryan Hampson and Co.
also on HAND,
A few hogsheads 9TH proof old Jamaies
Spirits.
Do. Sd proof Antigua do.
20 barrels New England Rum.
s pipes London Particular Madeira,1
do. do. do. Tsnsriffe, s
2 do. old Lisbon, ~
do. Sicily Madeira,
IL quarter casks Malaga
A few hundred pounds Spanish aote Ind.
go,
And general assortment of Groceries Of
the best kind.
Alto, quantity of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt,
100 sacks fine do: containing from l-2
to FIVE bushels each.
March Is.