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maintained on the subject under his admins.
tration. Whoever will tftei u the public
GCCumtnts OF the first session oil the tenth
CoDsr ress. will ,htie find IN pic piooi Of tho
great inIertsDCe whIth The ;oLic had sssum.
ed in tie mind OF Mi. jefferson DuIiDg
the loin, ne egocisiion oi Mtssis Memo. md
Pirokney especially, NJ Mtoiscn's letters
(he being then Secretary Il Sis,e) le.ned
with approximations, nssobipes ARD nnon-
strsDots sgoiDst ne pIiCiIts. In letiet 10
MI. Ncpioe, OF tie 5ih u J.nualy, 1894, he
elotutLiiy ssks, Can IL lie Ieason,Le and
Jusi, that tcilittTtDi ttmmsBott stould DO
peinsIued, wilout istuiiirp "a ary nItunai
whatever, 10 tXsnIne The cl,w a ueutal
'essei, 10 dteidt lie inIGitsDt question OF
THEN resEtcuse aHegisI1ts, inG "a cary that
decision mo ins,sn, execution ty ioItiIg cy-
cry individual hG n.y oicost, inro "a service
abhorrepi ,o his ite.irgs cutting him eff
fom his most tender 6CrrsXitrs, exposing
bis mind and bis ptison 10 tie nUst Llnilia-
ting discipline, slo his bie iIseii TO Tie g,eat-
es, dangets Reason, Justice. ard humanity
unite III protecting against so exua,arsnt
proceeding" Aid sgajr, on tie l7il Of
May, 1901, writiTg 10 Messls. MonI,e md
Pincki',y, Mr.. Madison says, " he IMPORT
ince oi rfectual Itn,eoy ioi this piscioe, de-
rivss urgency irtn the licentiousness with
which it is still pursued, end II on The sitsv-
ing imkaHenee ot this country UnCer it," In
brief, Mr.. Madison wrote 10 cur n inisters in
London Tn the 2oih of Mey, lsC7, that,
"without proyisicn agains, inpressneEis,
no treaty is TO lie conclud,d."
! have thus traced the progress Of this
wrong, ON Gen. Wa bing,on's FIST Presi-
Dental term down ttwaros the close OF Mr..
Jeferson's political ministry ] have siewn
from ipcontesiible documents, that ever since
Tie operation Of the national government, un-
der every President, thai is 10 say, Under
Washington, Adsms and Jefferson, ite sub
iect OF impiessmtnt has teen viewed In tho
SAME light thai under Washington and Ad-
ANS. threats of retsiati,n were held cut, that
under jefferson il was made sinc qua non in
negotia,on and that the unto m ideain re-
laiitn 10 il, las teen, ,lai il Wcud be IedIes-
sed by resort 10 AIMS, II not otherwise ad-
justed. This is the tair interpreiaticp OF all
our dIfloDsiIc corrtslrrdenee with respect
to it. And il " II was tas the aCdiessers say)
reserved Tor the present administrator 10
rress this topic TO the eXtrcme aDd most
dreadful resort Of naiions," il is because, as
Judge Marshall expresses himself, the Amer
lean people had become weary ii "unsuc-
ccssiu. ienonsranoe and una, aiing n tn.oriA
ais IL IS because the present administrator
exists at period when Other oDgs, COM
bning with that OF imptessment, convince
tie rulers OF the nation that continued for
bearaUcs only invites continued aggression,
and that difficulties which pacific efforts
merely serve to augment, must, like tho
Gordian knot, be cut 10 be overcome.
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force shall not be computed 10 making part
the term Of twelve calender months, during
which goods, wares or merchandizc import
Cd into the United States, must be re-cxpor- :
ted in order TO be entitled TO drawback oi
the duties paid on the importation tksrcof'
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of The House Of RehreSenfaHves'
WIN. III. CRAWFORD,
President ef tie Senate fro H0.fore.
June 10, I8l2.-APrRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief Of William Gerard.
nEu enacted by Me Senafs and House cf
- Rehresenahves Of Me United States "
America, in Congress asSembtcd, That The
proper officers of the Treasury Department be, and
they are hereby authorized and required to pay 10
William Gerard the additional sum OF one thousand
Eve hundred dollars, in consideration OF his servi-
ces as land commissioner in the territory of>Or-
leans, which shall be paid out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
H.CLhY,
Sneaker of he House Of Representatives..
WIN. II. CRAWFORD,
President IF fhe SENATE, PRO temhore.
June 10, lsl3.-APPRoyED,
JAMES ADISON.
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Report to his sNJjesty the Emperor
GrG King.

S!rc-The result Of The examination
of,lre prisoners, of whom the eater
part are ignorant recruits, Of men taken
before the close ard off the field oil bat
tic, as we'll as almost al. of them wound.
ed with bullets, and tho greater part dy-
ing. has afforded ne the following iR-
formation with regard to some divisions
of the encmy's army -
lst. The 18th division, forming part
Of the 7;h corps, composed Of the inlan-
try regiments Of Smolensk, Narva, Alex
opo' auh New Ingria, as well as Of the
6tn ard 4lst regiments of loot chasseurs,
sna commanded by Major General Pa
liiz!n, who had succeeded Knlbskin,
wounded at Mohilnw, received its re-.
uils, which were draw from dcppts,
,nd brought up by Miloradowitz On the
Sd inst. in Consequence OF which the re-
simen,s Of Infantry were raised to 500
each, and tie chasseur regiment to 1900,
which makes the strength of this divi.
sion to have amounted, before the battle,
to 1880 men, exclusive Of two compa-
MES of artillery. with 81 pieces of can
non, from te - Founders.
On the day Of the battle of the 7th
September, this division was stationed in
the centre Of the first line. About two
in the afternoon it already sustained
great losses, and was in want OF amnu.
ni,ion. Il lieutenant OF the regiment If
A.exopol, named Peter Voronio, who
having been scht 20 the reserve to de-
maDd more, last his way among the
brush-wood. and was taken after the re-
treat of the army, declares, that General
Rajewsky, commanding the corps d'ar-
NICE. received severe confusion, which
obliged him to quit the field of battle, &
that the Gcnetai in Chief, Prince Bagra.
ton, vas wounded. All the prisoners
Of this division agree in stating that it
lost more than bali of its number that
its confusion was complete at the time
Of its retreat; and that j. owed its safe
~ solely to Pls,ow ard Uvaroff, WHO CO.
yered it. These OF the 4lst chasssurs
say, that there scarcely remained so
men TO each company.
2. The lst division of grenadiers, con.
sisting of the srensdiers Of the body.
guard Of ST. Petersburg, Ekaterinoslay,
Taurida, pawlowski, and ArakschezefT.
commanded by Count Stroeonoff, and
forming part Of the Sd corps d'srnes,
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The Generals ofbrigade comps sre
no Irnort were

THE Generals ofbrigade Compers
p,auzouue. Marion and Huart' ws.s ~
killed !; seven or eight Generals w.,
the most OF taein siiSn
,.%e Prince Of Eckmnhl has rece''-
ed no injny.-The French troops
covered Themselves with glory, and
their great superiority 70
the Russian troops.
such. in a Few words, is sketch
Of the battle Of Moskwa. .oHsnt a
few leagues in TIE rearof M'jaisk.
and q leagues from Moscow near n
the little river Mcskwa. we hred
$1,000 cannon shot, which are at al,
ready replaced BY Inc arrival OF 500
artillery carts. which passed S 5,
iensk previous TIC the battle. All the :
woods and villages from the field OF
battle to this place are covered VIII,
dead and wounded. We have 'nnnd
Mere 2.oos killed or amPutated itas.
SLAMS. A number OK Generals anu
Colonels are prisoners.
The Emperor was never exposed !;
neither the foot nor horse guards
were engaged, or lost a single man.
The victory was never uncertain.
Had the enemy, when driven from
his entertainments, not endeavored TO
retake them, our loss would have
been greater than his: but he des-
troyed his array by keeping it. from
8 o'clock till two. under the fire Of
orr batteries. and in obstirately at
tempting to regain that which was
lost. This was the cause OF bis I'M
mense loss.
Every one distinguished himself:
The King Of Naples and the Duke Of
EIc!,insen were peculiarly conspien-
Gus.
THE artillery. and particularly
that Of the guards SURPASSED itself.
The actions which nave rendered the
dav Industrious shall be male known
in detailed reports.
" Monsieur Bishop Of -. the
passage of the Niemcn, Of the Owl
ma, the Soryathenes, the combats OF
Mohilow, Of the Driusa, OF Po!o;sk.
Of Ostrovno, OF Smolensk. and. in
sne, the battle of Moskwa. furnish
so many respective reasons Tor adj
dressing thanks 20 the God of ARMIES;
eur will therefore is. that on receiv-
ing this present letter yon concert
measures with those TO whom il Of
right belongs. Assemble E'y people
in the churches to chaunt prayers,
consormabiy to the usage of the
Church in similar circumstances.
This letter having no other object, ]
pray god to have you in his holy
keeping.
I" From our Imperial quarters At
Moiaisk, The 10th Of September,
1912.
I" BY the Emperor.
(signed) NAPOLEON.
"Ihe Minister Secretary Of State,
(oigned) "DARU."
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From the London EueniaS Star, De-
Io6er s.

The eightcenth bulletin ofthc French
army has arrived. 1t is narrative OF
one of the most sargujnary coIflicts that
has ever occurred since the overthrow
ofthc Romsn enrirr. The forces Gu
gagged were neatly equa!-ahout 10000
on each SIDE. Tie centesl rs obstinate :
and dreadful bat alas Russian him.
ness and yaIor were overcome by SCI
cree ,rd skill. Driven at length from
their batteries, had they been contentcd
to retreat uubroken, the triumph at The
enemy would have been comparatively
trivial for he admits that at that NC
ment, his own losses we're greater than
those Of the Russians bat they resolv-
ed to recover their batteries, and be-
came the assaiIants, exposed to the cx-
terminating havoc of 30 pieces OF can
non!-disp'sying degree of passive va
lor unparalleled in the military annals
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CONTINUATION OF
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FRENCH PAPERS.
u ~ ca

Eighteenth Bulletin Of the Grand
army.
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FRESH MEDICINES.
.FTLLI1M HARPER, 7r

POCKEChRT and DRUGGIST,
,Aer.lHdrto, Fairfaa' Street., OPPOSITE
&RYAV HaUPSO.WS AID neat
Dor 10 mo Ii CTD'S-
IT. IS just receiven IN addition TO
/ l. tis former Stock. q ge' cral as
,ortment Of VI dicincs OF the FIRST qua
ity, all Of which he viii Sci whole.
iale and retail, on, as good terms as
Aey can lie purchased III Baltimore or
'hiladeipnia Conntry Merchants ano
'hy sicians can be Supplied on the
Icst of terms for casn, or on a good
credit He has also received a &C.
,cral assortment of Surgical Mstru-
'aents, likewise
THE jollow;ng Patent Medicines
Uiz -
>Vheaton's Jaundice Filters,
Co Itch Ointment,
;,'ooley's Vegetable Elixir Inr Coughs.
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, sc.
&c.
2awson's Worm Powders,
fhompson's Toothe Paste.
Essence Of Mustard,
Sings Itch OiH,mcnt, &c. &c.
|" The highest cash price glYe'i
Tor Snake Root.
Mar II z
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N G. J. D. sIM1s, RoTaL-sTREET, .aLEEarDRI.a.
MONDAY, UcToBER 5, 1872.
United States Of America,

=
D1srsIer ~ coLuusi4, 70 W.T.:
VNTHEREAS Libel hath been filed
w in tine District Court Of the Unit
ed States for the District of Columbia,
by the Ccited States Attorney for the
said District, against the Ship ARGO,
her T ackle, Apparel and Furniture and
her Cargo, stating. alledging and pro-
pounding that after the passage Of GER
tain Statute or Act Of Congress, enti-
tied An Act to iD;erdict the CONNER.
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies" ard after the pass
ing the Statute or Act of Congress, en-
titled " An Act concerning the CONNER
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies and for other purpo-
ses;" ard after the passing of one other
statute or act of Congress, entitled An
act supplementary to the act entitled an
act concerning the commercial inter.
course between the y. States and Great
Britain and France, and their dependen-
cies, and for other purposes; and after
due notice Of the said acts, at the Gas
tom Houses respectively, that is 10 sly,
on the twenty second day of September,
1912, certain cargo of goods, wares and
merchandise, of the growth, produce or
manufacture Of Great Britain, was i'm
ported from the port OF Liverpool, stu.
ated in Great Britain, into the port of
Alexandria, in the District Of Alexandria,
within the proper jurisdiction of this
Court, by Hugh Smith, Thomas Janney,
John Lloyd and others, in certain Ship
called the Argo, wholly owned by Tho.
mas c. Amory and Company and Henry
Peterson, residents within the United
States, and commanded by Henry Peter
son, which said ship departed from the
aforesaid British port subsequent to the
second day of February, 1911, contrary
to the aforesaid act Of Congress, by
reason of the violation of which said acts
Of Congress, and by virtue thereof the
Said Snip, Tackle, Apparel and furnl-
lure, and also her Cargo aforesaid have
become wholly forfeited and liable to
Oe seized and condemned il this Court
And pursuant to warrant from the
Hon. William Cranch, Chief Judge of
the United States Circuit Court, of the
District of Colu nbid, commissioned TO-
hold the District Court of the emitted
States, in and for the District OF Colum-
bal do hereby give pubic notice, that
the said information and libel is fled by
Walter Jones, Junr Esq. attorney 1t the
United States, for the said District, and
trial will be had on the said libel and in
formation at the District Court OF the
UGited States, to be holden on the third
Monday in Nov. next, at tie Court
House ia Alexandria. at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. of which all persons Interested, arc
10 take notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingiy.
Given under nv hand at Alexandria,
this Esd day of September, in the year
of our Lord, 1912.
Warrington Boyd,
HQrshal, District Columbia
September d.
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Valuable PROPERTY to Let.

u Valuable Property to Let.
N OFFER on rent, for term of years.
IN the Brick Tavern, lofts SC. thereto
! ;,arhed, situate at Fai'fsx Court House
TO those who are acquainted with this
;proper,y, and its situatlonsa description
|Ss unnecessary, to others 1t may be proper
no observe, that the tavern IS Buck
1huilaine, large and convenient witt, a
Kitchen, a family house aud large stable,
In an acre lot, with one acre adjacent
8for garden, and a pasture lot OF
ecres-That to a person calculated 70
&Reep Tavern on large scale, and IN
- proper manner, no stand in this state'
<er perhaps elsewhere, holds ont more
&aa,tering prospects of gain to such an
sccupant. Those 4 no wish such an es-
Iabhshment, arc insitedto view the premi-
e., winch ION application) will be shswn
II Mr. JOHN RATcLIFFE, or the SUB
criber. Possession to be had on the hrst
lay Of November next.
Rd. Radcliffe.
September ~ ataHh
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Joseph Mandevllie.

sS'> ~
Corper Of King end Far'ar Streets,
HAS FOR SdLE,
l45 Chest liz and IA CAcs;s new
Te;s
Gnnpawacr, Imperial, Hyson Young
Hyson, iIYs1n Skin and SouehonS
2s,1c0 ID. Coffee
Is hhda. Mu;cavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
1900 ID. losi anil limp Snc'-s
ITO barrels New England Rum
IS puncheons Yves, india GO.
" 100 nar~e.s Wh;skey
/ pipes French Brandy
80 HogsAcads retailing Molasses
80 bayi Pepper and PiMsnto
GOO 10. Sp,nisa Indigo
1000 ID c;.nice Nader
sollo refined Salt Pe'rs
e cask, Gun powder.
Wnica with his visual general as
.ortment of the best Wines Liquors
snd ,.r11cries, he will dispose OF O.
reasonable terms.
EUa 81.
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Yur~ County academy.

NOTICE is, in this manner, given
~ to those Interested in this institu.
tuition, that application was made to E.
benezer adams, L. l.. d. professor Of
mathematics and natural philosophy in
Dartmouth University, TO procure a
gentleman Of classical literature and ma.
thenatical science, to take charge Of
or: division in this Academy and that
he has recommended Mr. James Mer-
rill, A. B. late member of that COLI
lege, as gentleman possessing every
requisite qualification.
On Monday next, the following divi-
siias will be made.--1he classical
scholars, & those in the higher branches
of English, will constitute the first di.
vision /; all the other lads, will constitute
the arcond division and ali the Misses,
belonging to the Academy, will sonsti.
tute the third division These divisions
will each have a convenient room, and
competent teacher to take charge Of
them.
1t will be seen, that two grand Oh ects
are attained, which have long been con.
tempjated: Tie separation Of the Miss.
es into one division and the classical
scholars into another, by themselves.
In consequence Of this arrangement,
few more scholars Can be admitted iii.
to each Division.
All scholars from ether towns will,
hereafter, be charged at the rate DRIVE
DOL LARS a quarter
York Cunty .fcademy,
Sept. ll--.Oct. /, 1912. 81
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from Gen.
Lees static in Alexandria, on Wed
nesday night, the 26th Of August last
bay CeleIing. the property OF Wtitel
ZONES Junr Esq. about IS hands h:e!
Tor years old, good head and neck
slim boIy, a long bushY tail with some
white hairs about the root-he look
like a colt, but has been broke to tn
saddle, is easy in his gaits AMI has
al airy appearance when mounted
The above leward aud all reasonable
CHARGES viii be paid to any person who
will deliver him to the subscriber IN
afsSandria.
Charles Lee.
Sep.em.cr 4.
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Public Sale.

M e the subscribers, in virtus of 9
wv deed Of rust to us from
CKARLrs L. NKyEr1 and MARTHA
his wife, dated 7th November, ,Sli.
for the purpose OF securing The p,y-
mcnt OF o. dollars md 3 cents, to
Andrew s ho!field, ,si,i, on Saturday The
thlrti day Of Oct-hsr next, betwee;,
tae hoars Of Twelve and three O'Clock
o. that d.y, before tie Coffee. House
in the town OF Alexan ria, sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money,
Thirty Acres Of Land,
or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary to pay the Sid debt, interest and
costs O. sale and advertising; which
LAM is situate onq,he side ot-the road
leading from Alexandria to Leesbcrg,
and on the west side OF Mrs. Slacum's
farm, in the county Of Fairfax and
state Of Virginia. The trustees sell
onlf the right which the saNi Charles
L Ncvett has. end do not warrant tho
title to the land.
Edmund |. Lee, 1Tus
Jonathan Schol6eld, tees
Angus 81 is
THE above land was bought of Jo-
nathan Scholheld, and secured to me
~ general warrantce; for the com.
plete performance Of which, Andrew
s:hnlfieid was security. Ii therefore
'ppears to me, to b. unnecessary TO
insert at the foot of the above adver-
ti3emcHt, that the tile will Rot be war
ranted by The trustees, as one Of them,
together with the principal, hasa'ready
done it A commcnt on this /, ansac-
ton is unne cessary.
Chs. L. Newt.
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WINES. TEAS. sc

WINES, TE AS, &c.
s Pipes old London P. Madeiga7
IL DO. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon
s pipes and oqr. casks Sherry :
80 quarter casks Malaga
rs Cases Glare.
40 chests gunpowder, imperial ana
younghyson Teas, OF d very supe-
rior quality,
puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum,
10 do. northern do.
so hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds I.oa' Sugar,
1900 pouads bright Madden,
40 pounds Nutmcss,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race aud gound G,nger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
100 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
50 boxes 'noali and dipt Candies,
40 do. No Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fiae Salt,
SO hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Cnffre.
With general assortment. Of other
GROCERIES,
Far SALE BIZ
BRYAN HaInpson & Co.
August Is
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to- Superhne Yellow Bark.
D2.SsNF0RD'S improved POW
DER of The BARK, having neen used
and fishly approved by mary rhysi-
ci.ns of distinguished character in diae-
rent parts of the United States the
PROPRIETOR is now encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste,
in the choice of his means, Can fail to
be gratihed in the use of this elessnt
preparation.-in strength, hneness and
certainty OF operstion, It greatly sur
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSEhTIfL SILT OF
BARK prepared by the same. a
The above articles are put up in par.
GELS of different sizesato accommcdit.
the usual wants of nd only physicians
but of retail dFaggists, country mel
chants and private families Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no ether tsrsen in
Ale1andrie.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber will be absent for
some time. Those TO when he is inc
debted, will please call with their &C.
accounts for payment, and those indebt.
ed Tor long time, he expects will DO
ready to pay, when called on.
James M'Guire
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SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday end Friday
WILL BE SOLD,
at the Nendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water streets.
4 Variety Of Dry Goods. Gro
esr,es, Sc.
Particulars OF which will be expressed
In the bills OF the day.
All kind OF goods which are on IL
irritation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
End purchased atths Invest limitation
and prices.
P. C.. Marffeller.
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ALMANACS.

OF DIFFERENT KINDS FoR 16t9.
Ard some of the Newest SONGS b
PIECES of MUSIC, with Books II
INSTRUCTION. for the German Flste,
Clarinet, Violin and Fife.
~ BLANK BOOKS on the most
approved plan made to any pattern with
Patent Ruling and Binding.
October eod6t
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PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to a decd Of trust, executed
Gy Ovid w. Scott and Elizajclf
his wife to the su1scrirer, for the
purposes therein mentioned, d@tec
the 10th OF January, SO, a"d dull!
recorded in the Court Of P:ince
William county, will be exposed to
sale for reaov money, before the
door CT the Tavern occupied by Mr.
George Williams. III the Town O.
Dumfrias, on Monday. the S h da}
o'neat month, the following proper
ty, VIZ
One Lot Of Marsh Land,
nesr he Town of Dnnfi;s ard tn.
land Of Jno. A'Crea. Esq. containing
eight and one tenth acres, purchased by
said Scott of Willouahhy Tehbs.
Also, one other Lot OF
Marsh Land. ,diac."t to The land for
merlv Nathl. H T?ipleu's, en- Qrar'
tico Creek, containing Thirteen A
cres, purchased by sid Scott Of Walter
Graham.
Also one half of a Lot OF
Land IN The Tom Of Dumiriss No IS
aGiacent 10 the lot Of the subscriber
purchased by the said SEQ of the SAID
Grahan.
Iohn Williams. Trustee
aS.,t Is 2awts
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A CONSIGNMENT Of Few hhds.
and quarter casks of Murdoch,
YuilIe, Wardrop & Co.'S. best LONDON
MARKET MADEIRA, warranted ge-
mime rs imported.
ArpIy when | am not IN town to
WILLIAM WILSON, Esq,
VIM. Hodgson.
August 9 GO