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Pfoscblns general election, to represent this
district IN the next Congress OF the United
States.
BY order of the Convention.
ROBERT RITCHIE, Chairman.
Attest,


ROBERT RICHIE, Chairman.
Auest ~
CORNELIUS STEVENSON. Sec'y
1cstefd.y a subscription was opened at tho
Merchants Coffee H.use to raise 4 fund in
order to present Captain Hull and Lcutepan,
MOTIFS, each an appropriate medal Of their late
gallant victory. About 5000 dollars was ins
stsntly subscribed.
We rejoice to add, that another subscr;ntion
has originated in this city, among the Young
men belonging to the Society of Friends.
whose religious principles are opposed to war,
ne object OF this subscription is to afford
relief TO the surviving families or friends Of
those gallant tars who lost their lives ii, main.
tanning the honor and rights of their country.
The following extraordinary document was
copied from the Albany Gazel of Thursday
last.
Since our paper was at pres, we have bssn
FURNISHED with the following p. defamation Of
the British general Brock, by which it ape
pears that I'D additions to the fall of Detroit,
and the loss OF the American army at thai
post, cesaion zvas made ~ The British governs
menf 81 me 71Aole territory Of Michigan, in
inc capnulatl2n entered into by gen. Hull.
PROCLAMATION.
BY Isaac Brock, Esq M lor General COM
manding his MaJesly's forces in the proc
vince OF Upper Canada
WHEREAS, the territory Of Michigan was
this day by equalization, ceded to the arms Of
his Britannia majesty, without any other cons
dltlon than ihe protection of private property
q wishing to give an early proof Of the mos
der ION and justice of the government, | do
hereoy announce to ali the inhabitats Of the
SAID territory, that the laws here toEors in ex-
lste &c, Shall Continue In force, until his Mac
JcsIy,s pleasu be known, or SO long as the
peace aud safety OF the said territory viii ado
mt ,hereof-And | do hereby also de- Ire
and make known to the said inhabitants that
they Shall be protected in the full exercise and
enJoyment Ut .neir religion, ofwb,ch all p, rs
S us: bo,h civil aud military viii take notice
Ind govern themselves accordingly
All persons having in their Possession, or
having any knowledge ofany public propeItvs
sh III forthwith deliver in The same, or give
notice thereof to the officer commanding OF
L.. Coi NlchoI, who are hereby authorised to
receive and give proper recei pts for the san e.
Officers OF the militia will be held responds
bic tiat all arms IN possession of the militia
men be immediately delivered up, and all in.
dlWduals Whatever, who have in their pos-
session ar us OF airy kind, will deliver them up
delay Given under my hand, a, De.
troit' this 9th day of August, iSl2, and in
the 81 year OF his Majesty's reign.
(&gnedJ,
ISAAC BROCK, d1ejor General.
A trne Copy,
MACDONALD, 1t. Cot Militia g Il D. c..
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PHILADELPHIA, Sep

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.
First Congressional Disf'fct.
FRIENDS OF UNION, PEACE AND
COMMERCE.
Convention of Delegates from the City and
County of Philadelphia and County OF Dele-
ware.
At a meeting of the Representatives, OF the
different sections of this district, held at Eli
otis Hotel, Saturday the 5oth Aug pursuant
to public notice-It was unanimously agreed
'''A' JOSEPH HOPKINsON,
JOSEPH S LEWIS,
SAMUEL HARVEY,
WILLIAM PENNOCK,
Re recommended by this meeting to the
suffraees of their fslIow-citizens, at the ap-
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Colonel DUANE, in speaking of Hubs sur

Colonel DUANE, in speaking of Hubs sur
render, says, Such disasters were to be ell
cuIated upon, and must be still calculated up
On, unless the measures for conducting the
war assume new character"
If 50, (and we fully agree with him in OPT
ui7n,) what folly, what madness in our rulers,
to plunge us into a state of war As to "the
measures for conducting the war assuming a
new character to expect any thing like this,
from cur administrations which has SO long per-
sisted il obstinac), would be contrary to expe-
ritnce. a change of measures in relation to
tie war, is likely to take place only as result
ing from change Of men. And Fortunately
Eon the people, they will soon have all oppor-
unity of showing our warriors at Washing
ION how that is TO be effected com. .9QU.
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PROCLAMATION.

derS OF the army.
PROCLAMATION.
" SoLDIERs The second war of Poland
has commenced The first was brought to
close at Fricdland and Tilsit. At Tilsit, Rus!
sia swore eternal alliance with France and war
with England. She nov violates her oaths -
She refuses to give any explanation of her
strange conduct, until he eagles Of France
all have re-passed the Rhine, leaving, by
such movement, our allies at her mercy -
Russia is dragged along by fatality = Her
lestin;eS s..et DC accomplished. Should .le
then consider US degenerate? Are we no
longer tn be looked upon as the soldiers Of
Austerlitz ?-She offers us the alternate 81
disho3or or war The choice cannot admit OF
hesitation.-I4et us then march forward Lee
us pass the Niemen!--Let US carry the war
into her territory. The second war OF Poland
will be as glorious to the French arms as the
first bu. the peace WHICH we shall conclude
will be its own guarantee, and Will put an enc
e the proud and naughty influence which
Russia has for so years exercised In the affairs
Of Europe.
DAT our Headquarters, Wilkewski, June
~, 1872.
Authenticated, (Siened) "NAPoLEoN.
g Prince Of NEuFcHATEL, M j. Gen.
The third bulletin is dated " kewno, jane
Is" where the head quarters of the army were
| at the time. The following is the description
of the place taken from The bulletin.
| "The Niemen is navigable tor vessels OF
Two or three hundred tons as far as Kowno.-
| Fhe communications by water are also secured
| As far as Dantzic, and with the Vlstula, the
| Oder, and tic Elbe An immense supply OF
brandy, four and biscuit, IS passing from
| Dantzic, Konigsberg towards Kowno me
Villa, which flows by wilma, is navlgabie tor
very small boats from Kowno to Wilma, WI
ma, the capital of Lithuania, is also the CHEZ
i town of Polish Russia The Emperor OF fus'
s;a has been for several months in this city
with a part of his court. The Possession O
This hlace zyH be the first frnlt OF p'ctory,
1t does not appear that any fighting OF con-
sequence has taken place. The Russians were
retreating and laying waste the country ane
did not appear anxious to cope with the En-
peror in pitched battle. Napoleon was a
, Kowno in person at the date of the last bulle
tin.
France had made an overture OF peace t
Great Britain, which had been rejected LII
editor of the Courier of the 7th of July says
g Mr.. Sheridan in a very manly manner, Cal
lied the attention of the House of Common
Yesterday to the overture from France whlc
he very properly called insidious, perhdlouu:
and insulting-adding that our rejection OF
. had been wise, digni6ed, and spirited /"
The actual declaration of War, by our go
: yernment against Great Britain, was receive
! in Liverpool on the 10th July, and was publish
: ed in hat city the same day.
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!, sustenance to the enemy. Upon this

.r,.a sustenance to the enemy. Upon this
IS = ',bev have already begun TO act.
phn Austrian corps, we remark, moved at
81 ~ he French advanced to the Niemen.
ss s" rsported that the German troops have
serted in great numbers to the Rus
siSp and that the Hungariahs have refused to
's .,gh. This is mentioned IN accounts from
u.s. jury III.
4 we anticipated yesterday, the Rus
INNS Is retreatlng TO tse Dwina, An An
,.r arrived this morning with papers
p saenburg TO the l2th inst. which state
n ~, vas filling back upon Riga, which is at
~ mouth Of that river. Admiral Martins
',,adron is OF thar port He had very
ss0dtv communication with the governor
NJ between England and Sweden was ex-
& .sctsd 10 be proclaimed on the seturn OF the
n ~ courier from this country. The follow
~ i an extract from the Gettenburgh pa
psrs:
!" GoTTENBURGn, July IL.
aSome trifiing skirmishes have taken place,
/ nd The Russians are retreating towards Riga,
.,sr having thrown 10000 bbls. OF grain into
be sea at lieoau
{ The French array continue to DESERT
The whole corps of black hussars have gone
over 10 The Russians
Ills expected peace with England will be |
n-achimed here on the return OF the cou-
r;er, who went to England By the last Pack |
e.
aEyery thing seems also amicably arrang-
ID between Russia and G. Britain. Admiral
,tarinis of Riga, where he has had very |
friendly communication with the governor;
and captain Ackan has been ashore to assist
h erecting telegraph, and inspecting their
eun-Doats. In every part of the Russian coast,
tie greatest energy prevails; and orders are
given to ship off every thing especially grain
and provisions, from Llebau.
We have received some more Paris papers
to the 18th. They state that Davoust was, on
the s5lh u!t at Troki, which is only six miles
foal wilma, at that date, the head quarters OF
the emperor Of Russia.
July 90.
The estimate of the army under the French
Ruycr, comprehending the forces of the allies,
Is given from the war Office at Paris, in tie
following exaggerated statement:
Poles 100000
Confederation 10000
French $4,000
Italians $4,000
Austrians 10000
D.urcians 90 0O0
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Much as we condemn the present war as
founded on gross partially, as unncees, airy *
improvident, we most heartily rejoice in those
achievements which place our gallant officers
and hardy tars on the very pinnacle of the high
hill of honor, and which establish the necessi
tv and utility of a navy. This honor and use
fitness must thunder in the ears of the navy
haters, Ill high places. Give rs q nary !! or
give US leave u establish one for ourseives
BoSt. Centinei.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, September .
"To sHEw
The VERY AGE AND BoDY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
g TO SKEW
s7s,sss . $1,000

The EDITOR has the satisfaction of
announcing to his Subscribers. that gen
tlelnan Of this town, whose abilities emf
nently qualify him for the snperintenianee
Of the press, has become jointly interested
with him ia the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
and will commence his editorial Office on
the first day of October next. This ar
rangement renders ii indispensabIy neces-
sary, that all the old business of the esta-
biishment should be closed before that
time. He therefore respectfully requests
all those who are in arrear to settle their
accounts prior to the first of October next.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-27

t4,ra.. stationers, corner Of Gay and Market
-. Messrs G. * r. Waits Lottery Of-
Gee corner of St. Paul's Lane and Market
e. a Miltcnberger, StatioDer, No 10 sign
&C Franklin, N Howard-st. Messrs. John
sr,bon,as Vance, Stationers, No. l7S Market
sfA FeA's Point, by DR.. Henry Dorry,
Druggist, No S Markets. and Nathaniel
Knight Stationer, Fell's-street-cHy q
Washiagton. Messrs David OFT, & 20. Drug
ts..-PhladelhAia. Mr.. Thomas Love,
At DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. % North
4th ST. John Y. Bryant, Druggist Cor
ner of Cd and e-Streets-Jercmiah Nor
ris, Druggist, No 293 Market-Street--
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High st.
between Cd and Sd streets, Messrs. Crow <
Segar, Druggists, Market street-Ne70 york;
Messrs. John & Thomas l. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & Reese,
Druggists, Pearl St. Messrs. G. & R. Waltes's,
Nos SO and Ga, Maiden Lane.-YoTk lo7un.
DR.. John Fisher, Drug -.AnnahoAs. Messrs.
Childs & Shaw-George 1ozon. DR.. John Ott
Drug -Laacester. Dr.. Samuel Fahnestock'
Harrisburg DR.. John c. Wrestling,
Drug.-Easton. DR.. Thomas ii. Dawson,
Drug.-Petersburg, yUg. Messrs. Love and
Cutler. HGgerst07vn Or. Frede-
rick Miller, Druggist -Frrd| rlc6f07v" Dr.
John S. Miller, Druggist.-Winchester. Mess.
John & Abm Miller, Druggists Hanooer'
Messrs. Frederick * Wm. Sauermann, Drug
eists-Carliale Dr. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist.-BrOok YMe, Montgomery co., Mr.
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, 81
RICHARD II. Little, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug and
Patent Medicine Store, No. 10, sign OF the
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore.
JOHN Love.
March % law5m
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HISS B0WDLER's
ESSAYS & POEMS

The first American, from the lth En,r.
Edition ""@
Published for the benefit Of the OrnS,.
Asylum Society * Economical school
New-York,
Are Just received for sale blythe subs .rb..
Price s / IS in boards.
These excellent Essays * Poems va,
printed at Bath in England for the beDef =,
the Hospital in that City and have .heal'
gone through eleven Editions.
They are now reprinted in this court,
for an equally benevolent purpose ~
hoped they will be attended with the III,
success.
James Kennedy. sen.
July Is cof
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FOR oALE

A FAMILY Of NEGROES tbst are
N the county, and have bccn used ,ot,
employments Of Farm consisting q :,
Man. his Wife ard Female Child. Il.
man and his wife arc each about SO versa
age. the child about Z months cid Pic.
700 dollars. FL quire of the Printer.
July II 5taW3w
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lust Received,
a Hogsheads Muscavado Sugar
"a do. fine retailing Moasses
10 do. 3rd proof w. l. Rum
lS barrels Coffee
in store,
4 Hogsheads N. Orleans Sugar
80 barrels Whiskey
IL do New England Rum
do Castor Oil In bottles
do. Lane juice IN do
do. DO. in bulk
% kegs manufactured Tobacco
1900 bushels Lisbon Salt
and quantity OF cordage
For Sale by
james Harper.
July Il 2aw2w
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~ oupelilnc yellow bafk'
DR.. S.qNFORD'S improved 20 WIDER
Of The BARK, having been used and highly
approved by mary physjci~ns Of distinguish
ed character in different parts o! the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged
offer it to the FACULTY in general, undeFtte
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste, ID
the choice Of his means, can fail to be Sraii'
ed in Tie use of this elegant preparations
In strength, hneness and certainty OF opera.
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark In cOu'
mon use.
ALSO,
Tile Essential SILT OF BARK
prepared by the same,
The above articles are put up IN parceI'ol
different sizes, to accommodate the usO4
wants of not only physicians, tut Of reiaN
druggists, country merchants and private IA
mites. Sold 10y
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no other person in 'f','-
pndriQ
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Fifty dollars Reward

III y 1POiicIO Az w CA ~
VETILL be given TO any person who vii!
w secure in Loudon County Jail, a
Nepro Man named SAMSON, whose dress
is unknown Heis stout ilack man, out
SO years Of age with small eyes, and has
lost part Of one ear by a bite He was bought
out of the estate Of the late Mr. Daniel Mac
Carly ofLoudon, and latlerly was taken up
at Cedar Grove, in Fairfax county, & made
his escape from those who guarded HIN at
night, Last week he was seen in AleXan-
dria He frequently has been seen passing
from Prince George county in Maryland by
Sheppard's Mills into Loudon, and is beIiev-
ed to be generally concealed in Kean's Neck,
Fairfax county.
William Chiffon.
Leesburg, June 3--8. eotf
Rice, Cotton, Corn. &c.
100 whole and hall tierccs new Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
IS bales Upland Cotton,
90 boxes British crown and American
Glass, of different sizes,
90 ditto Fancy Soaps,
Ladies fashionable Shoes constant SIM
Trunks of all kinds ply
E. Gilman.
CREHORE'S
Hot-bressed Paying Cards,
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was attacked With violent pain in my
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-31

AT OTtCE---In pursuance of advice from the Exc
w cutive council OF this state, shall Monday
Gath OF August next, between the hours of 10 snd
IL O'Clock, before tie door of Henrieo County
Court house, in this city, expose to sale by public
auction 10 the highest bidder, for ready money, one
lot of ground in this city No. $50, upon Shockoe Hill
-aud the street leadirg Northwardly between judge
Marshall, and MIR. Alexander NlcRae, and which
said Lot, late the property OF John My ers,
a subject uf the King OF G. Britain, and by Inquis-
ton duly taken hath been found escheat 10 the
Commonwealth of Virginia agreeably to the prov-
sons OF an act of the general assembly, passed in
tire year l779, entitled /" IN .sct concerning Es-
cheats and Foyteitares from British subjetts."
WilIiaal Hay Junr. anu Peter V. Daniel Esqrs.
are appointed by the Executive; Commissioners on
behalf ofthe stale ;-their attendance is requested
at the time aud place above mentioned, being p-e-
riously qualified as the Law directs.
81. SAML. McCRAW,
Escheator for HenrieO County.
July g.
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Tie Prize books TO consist of Mes. a 1000.

1he PriSe books TO consist Of Mes. a 1000
The object contemplated to be accomplished b,
the above scheme, is cminenty eutitled to the av6
ana patronage oi the citizens If Baltimore. The es.
i'ps'r"ent o. Medical College vii unqucst;onably
nave beneficial influence the general literary
ellnacterof our ci,y-on il perhaps may be hereai.
ter engraited the other Colleges and thus an uuiv.r
sity be constituted.
1t viii however give other important advantage
II w'li promote spirit of investigation in the Ia
themselves In oilr city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure to this community the best aid that can be az
fotded by the medical profession. 1t may also be
proper TO remark, that If this school should psosper
as is anticipated it will large sums TO be expend
ed annually IN this city, which would otherwise be
discussed in other places.
we presume that those gentlemen who are anxi.
GUS ior The advancement of the interests of Balti
n'oSe, %hi gave us their support the above consi
'leVatiDEs
10 those who are inclined to profit themselves at
tie same time that they encourage us-we conf
denty say that scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising as the above, has ever been offered in Ibis
country
he MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
Is now drawing in the city Of Batimore-An the
high PRIzEs stj.i in the wheel.
Present price Of Tickets. 81 so, but win soon
advance. -sl
Applications for Tickets from distant places (post
paid) incosing the cash. addressed 10 either of the
subscribers, at their respective LOTTERY Offices in
Baltimore, viii be Immediately attended to.
KEARNY WHARTON, south-st
PHILIP III. NlCkLIN, No. 202, Markets..
j. l. COHEN, Jun'r Medical College Lottery
Cfice, No ITO, Markets..
n. B. Slips Of EACH days drazping are regularly
published and viii be forwarded TO those who may
apply.
Baltimore, July7. 2awtis,oot.
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Nj OTICE--lhat by virtue of Deed, in Trust
! Y executed by John T.. Lntlepage Esq to the sub
scr,er and others, shall Monday 9th August
next between the hours of IL g 2 O'clock, before
the front door Of the Eagle Tavern, in this city,
pose to ely Public Auction to the highest bidder
for ready n,oney the following tracts pieces, par
cells of land 227o in the County OF Fayette
sud State of kentucky, the north side of the main
fork OF Licking Greek, and survey I'd for the said
Lttiepage on the g5ti, day Of March 1886 1000 a.
eres N the county Of Greenbier, aud of Vir-
gin.a, on Glade. Creek---l085 ia the same
county on the head waters of Glade Greek, X also Al
acres in Iiie same county, betweeh Gaieuen's ard
Laurss creek, and which said three last mentioned
tracts of land, Granted to the said L1lepage rs
assignee OF Wm Frog, by patents from the Com
iponwea,th o Virginia bearing date, each, on the
18th DAY Of Ja'y 1896 ; or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to raise the following sums OF money
secured by said Deed, in favor of Robt u. Hooc
aud I&iehd Harrison &c wit, the interest upon 1885,
15s-5d a. The re oi ave per centun, per ahnum, to
be compntcd G0m 30th Nov. 1887, to the2d June
179t also isl 5s-5a principal money with like
interest ther= on tiom the day last mentioned and
aisoE 29 so, together with the necessary and
charges Intending the creation and execution, Of this
trust.
sAArL. M'CRAW, Trustee.
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a AND ron S.9LE.--Ihe subscriber offers for
: 4 sale, the Tract OF Land on which lie resides in
Cumberland cOgnty, i miles from sarinve, and one
from Appomattox river, now nayigable TO Peters
burg-contsning SOS acres, fully 900 Of which are in
woods, 100 handsomely SCI with Red Clover and the
remainder 10 high state of cultivation. IN addition
beauty Of situation and fertility Of SOIL there il on
the tract COal Mine, which would toa man Of ca.
pital and enterprise, render il douby valuable.
Il the above property IS not dispo5ed Of privately
Cof which notice viii be gyst) before tie first day of
Sept next twill HAS day DC offered for sae ION
the premisrs) 10 the highest biddot-one fourth Of
the purclast money viii be required IN the day of
sale. IL which time satisfactory title viii he made
and the balance in three equal annual nstaIments,
with interest fIOs' the date. tsf(
JOHN KELsO.
Ju.s 8. Nl1stSen.
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6RI Saturday the FIRST day Of The next mouth, tie
Y y partnership Of the subscribers, under the firm
Of Murphy aud CruInp, will by mural consent he
dissolved-And on Mon1ay following, being the
third day Of TIE same month, under the management
,,f Mnneure, Robinson & Plrasants win be sold at
pabrc auction, the store occupied by the said
Murphy and Crnnp al their sock baud, making
complete assortment OF groceries, generally Of a
superior quality.
The sale viii be made without reserve, and no o.
cher than real bid viii be offered on-sny artistic.
Terms. Cash to. MI Gums not exceeding ESQ On
al sums above 3 80 aud not exceeding 3 100, 60
DAYS :; ard on al sums above s 100 20 dsys credit,
for apuroved notes negopise At the Rank df Virgil
MA WILLIAM MURPHY.
JOSnCA CRUMP.
Monday, Juls 90 Ills
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n viii Rent that most agreeable, healthy, little
a Farm, adjoining the town, and about one mile
from the centre of Business, late property of Mr.
l.. Ii. Girartn. The numerous advantages attend
ant spot thus situated need rot he detailed, as
they will be duly appreciated by those incning to
rent The terms will bs moderate, and made known
on application to
RIO. GREENHOSV.
July IS. I'm
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INVALUABLE PROPERTY for 5ALE--W win be
v disposed Of by private contract the Lot and
brick House adjoining the Capitol square, and lately
occupied by Ed. Randolph Esq. A clean aud ndis-
putabie title will he assured TO le purchaser. The
terms OF sale may be farther known by application
to Peter " Daniel Of tlds city al any time anterior
to the 18th of next month after which period no
proposal will be resolved
THOMAS ]" PRESTON
PETER V. DANIEL.
Jhly 81 9w..
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,FEVOWN LOTS FOR SALE.--The commission
p ers appointed by al act of Inc last General AS
sembly TO-DAY off Town at Nleoklenburg Court
House. Virginia, will Offer for sale the highest 6id-
der on the premises about forty Lots Immediately
Sr0nnd tie Court House OF the towa OF Eoydton,
laid out purSrant 10 authority, on Monday the Sc
yeuteenth day of august next, Il being court day
the sale viii continue rom day to day Until al the
lots sold. Terms o' sale. Bondj with approved
security for lie payment of the purchase money On
the goth March 1915, 81, and rs. -.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
June o.. tbs