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there is no sicSgcss at present. And this is
also the healthy season at Vera Cruz.
We have letters from Vera Cruz to the LIST
inst. Our friend lamont writes that affairs
had assumed most favorable aspect in that
Kingdom. The arrival of the above mention
ed 5 400 ncn at Mexico vii! ensure the
perfect tranquility of that rich country and
It's frontiers.
.Ihe insurgents at Caracas and else
where have made such a miserable figure in
xhe attempt tucstablish All independent go
vsrnsent of their own, tirat all sensible peo-
pie among them see The fuIiiity Of their eff
forts. and tiud at length that ntieu of better
ing their situation, they are exposed to all
ahe horrors of anarchy and confusion, and
are rnenaced with repetition Of the bloody
scenes Of st. Domingo. Miranda is observed
with ajcalous eye, and isequite unpopular,
except among the ruiattoes and negroes,
&,ilose interest he has had the policy to Sc
cure. H,s waveriag politics, which have
made him by tarhs every thing but SpanI-
nrd, and his jaoohinical principles imbii,ed at
the clu5sin Paris during the revolution, do
not By any means endear HIM to his country
men Of the Main. 81
This island continues to enjoy tranquility
and abundance. Our trade, considering the
embarrassed situation of commerce, in gem
erak is brisk. Provisions have arisen in con-
sequence of the arrival of the two convoys.
"A cargo of Flour at this moment would COM
smand 4 good price. Brandies and Wines
will also answer very well.-.dier. Herald.
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FINANCES.

TINA NOEC.
lhY theme appears at this time to be
&c the bow of Ulysses" Every Editor that
can weld pen, is trying his hand att
we also dare to approach it---for, in the
language OF the Artist I" We too are pain
ters'
we shall not finch from our share CT res
ponsibiiity,--We are the friends of oppo-
sition TO u. Britain we are for war; VIC
are willing to incur those expcnces and
disbursements which war will carry in ito
train. And now, that every exertion is H.
sing to intinidate the people By tn sound
OF tares, we are willing TO share N the
storm. The cry of tares shall not scare us
from our POSITIVE are embarked in the
same bottom with the friends of the rights
OF the country and If they should sink, we
consent to sink with them. If the majority
OF the people or this country should hereaf.
ter determine to condemn them & drive
them from their confidence, we are willing 70
Partdke OF their exile. We shall never wish
to whine out, with the miserable Macbeth.
4" Thou can'st not say that I'D it."
mere Is another reason why we would
express our sentiments on this sn5isc.
Much error has sprung from the manner
III which 1T has been discussed Tie Re6oyt
mas been too little considered md tho An
thor too much. The opponents of Mr.. Gal
latin have abused it with too Isuch gever;ty
because iis the work Of his hands. They
nave 1t with comparatively too muci,
feeling q very little judgment.
No honest man will charge VS. with an j.
doiaesy f0 MIR. G attn. We have ex.
pressed cng sentiments Of him more than
once" without fear, favor or afFcction.n--
we know himsus Statesman only: and nj
as Man He has never eNci;ed in our bo-
soD'. either personal resentment or graft
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

Monday, Feb. 8.
7Mr uct making AUTHORIZATIONS for the
ssAht,ort of government for 1912, svas read
and fassed TO a1hirdreading.
The Senate resumed The consideration of
sshe Dill to Promote the Progress Of science
and the useful arts. By securing for a Hmi-
Stcdfime toinyentors the ,erciusive right to
Shei,' resfiectivc discoveries, which quas or
dered to be cngrossed. tor a third reading.
The President laid before the Senate a
letter from the Governor Of Virginia, en-
closing the resolutions lately hasSsd by the
Legislature Of that state, APPROVING the
nteasnre Of the General Government.
The biNto alter the times of holding the
district courts Of Connecticut 4vas read and
.1iasscd to a second reading.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

OIED-At his seatih All>emarIe County
MR.. NATHANIEL ANDERSON, Tor q nun.
Der OF years resident of Richmond. In
nm his friends ant. society have sustained a
loss not easily repaired. A good CITIZEN. IS
Dchevul0nr and upright mind, the friend Of
the Nidow ard Orphan, always ready to
render any servicc in his power. to the mi
SefaDic ana unfortunate !; if true piety, il
Sch.'e ano nDaSSumlng manners command
the tear oi sympathy, i Yanst lie sheI IN KS
tomb. III him his family have lost y fo,d
iataer, AN aiicctima,e hnsband and bun,,i,e
master. This is Inscribed to his me,norv ~
orc who knew him well. who has ,eyneri.
enccd has friendship and will long dcplore
ms loss.
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Feb. 8.

z. ALES AT AUCTION.-The subscribers b.v.
~ Just received from abroad, au,,will commencs.
seing' on Monday tn II inst. at their Auction store
an Invoice OF DRY GOODS, amounting in value tn
not less than $4,000 it composes principally th,.
following articles --N
Best supertinc Cloths and Cassimcres. b,rc b,aoL,
prown oiive and mixed red, white g. yelMw Elan.
ne' rehsse Ci0th state, crimson and diab s,ncr.
nne drab Cashmere; BomLazetts; plain ,rab & rihej
tocsngnett Coierain Cottons Linen shines o,v..
ana state Cords and yelvcts ! brown Linens cotton
h!aPer' ooiored Cainbrics; cambria and plain D
niV SIX t..'anbrays; mock and real Madras
Iiahdkerch'eis; elangeable, light, checked & back
Lestrngs six and Cotton Ginglam black Cam
9,ics niack itsian and Canton Grape; Irish and
ftussia Directing Calicoes OF various ,Iesr,in,ion
Lfao Coating :; % Cambiics, white; blael' drsh
ana crimson silk "eivcts; pink and white F,e,rh
i.ustrngs; worsted Lambs Wool ar,, anpoln ilcsa.
'oS SKINS ard y ork Tun Gloves; Cotton Sleaycs ~
lons SIM Gloves elegant black and white six Hose,
DIX ahG Cotton armleus; white India Goods of yori
gus I}a"ty elegant m,lsiins Irish Linens; and, :.
great variety OF oi,cr articles too tedious 10 be here
ehumeratei'i The sale will be continued frtn, d.v
10 day untli closed Terms, III sums ESQ cssI,-.
80 and not exceeding $50, 60 days-oyer eI5o
ana not exceeding $500, leo days--SSoo am I'M
wards months oitdt-Fvery article. offered L. th;.
SAFE M'i positively be sold without reserve, N,trs
neen,aoe ana payable at the Bank OF virginia. III,
approved eiicoisers Will &c required.
''lonezUe, RoGinson g Ioieosan.s. y M
tbs .
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE

was feit Ill this City, yesterday morning,
lthe 7th,) about minutes before a o'clock
The undulatioh was more powerful than a.
ny we bave felt. Several persons were
walked from thttr sleep-the bed-steaels
rocked like neutrality-suspicious. bodies vibr:l-
ted and every thing that was susceptible
OF 4 moderate degree ca mott ~, was heard
or telt 10 tremblc. under the COMMISSIONS O.
our parent earth. - We felt the shock
between & minutes.--Some pcrsoils dis
t:nctly discerned shocks !; others 3 * A.
The duration seemed to vary to different
persons There appeared a rambling noise,
like the motion Of. Wagons over. pave
ment, to the North East. A part of the
Chimney in the house, tenanted by Judge
Roane, was tumbled upon the roof. The VI
bration appeared to us to be North and
South.
More food for Mr.. Randolph's imaginati-
ON Qmery-1s the sound of an Earthquake.
or flight of birds to the North East, a bad
or an suspicious omen 2 We wish MIR. R.
would consult the books of the Sybils.
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sSAi-ES Al AtCTioN7--In consequence Of tn.
advertised to be sold on TIE ST., last did moi ,,v
IN tine the sale.i therefore postponed TIL Thurs
oy the 18TH OF the present month, when il will no
stlses take'r to the highest bidter, w;,hour
inc netl. asein, with the number Increased tn nm
wares OF thirty; consisting of Young Men. Wom,.,,
ana G'ris among them there are good Carn,.n-
.e's, rope Maker, I Sawyer, Cui1ier, eood d,
Scamstrcsses in the State.
BARTLETT STILL,
E.h H1-- Fea!se .Nas.cY.
49, W
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Z virtue Of dce'l of Trust executed hy Harry.
Z i'ancoph' on the 9Th day Of June sOe and ,,,;.
a1'e'e' 10 record IN the county court OF Chester
nen' ior Inc pnrpose OF Securing the Payment OF the
sum ct 1860 10 due to Me.srs NE Sro,, I'd
SSsuhders' and the further sum Of 400 IL ldus IN
niessrs' James r. Ieitch Co. with tie inir,eSt
from the respective pe'ogs, in tile said deed
~ I'fist expressed The Suhse,qbcr viii sell for ran.
ny moaey on Saturday the 29t az he prese,t not,
AZ Harwisk IN the county OF Chesterfield, the n,,y
,he prHperty' VIZ. Eleven Negroes; Patty and her
Two W., children, Richard, ElmonG, Gao, Freder;ck.
Ahee, Hannah NJ oses and Jack or us many thereof
as may be sufficient 10 satisfy tie aforesaid de;ts
ana interest Should the sale Of The Negroes bc ~
sNieient to satiss the said debts srd interest,", the
~hoie OF the stock Of Horses, MULES Cows. Sheen s.
, I,,n,a,oa o,enss upon the Wsrwyek plantation, &
uie nhci'ned interest Of the said Henry Randoinli,
ms deceased iathars real estate lying upon james
's'ver, IN the county of Chesterfield or as much
,hefeo rs may be necessary to- sasfS the deb,s viii
DC SGD Tor the purpose Correct information 70 m
inc quantity and quality Ct the Land, may be lad O.,
r., RICHARD d. GooDE, Trustee.
tbs
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SENflE eighth drawing of the W;iI;,, .nd .t.
C"ege Lottery OF 90 Numbers. will tske nisea
OH Tuesday the lItiI INST WIN ."'' pace zee
Feb. s. 'tsS
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VIE subscriber intends in future to practice a,v
-, On the Superior Court of Chancery for iii
Richmond District. VIZ
Wax. G.. POINDEXTER.
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ZANEsv1LLE. 0Ou1o) Jan. is.

EVANSVILLE, .(OH1o) Jan. Is.
SIR--Ihe General Assembly of the state
OF Chic, participating in the universal sor-
rows or Richmond, have requested me to
transmit to you the enclosed resolution.
To the expression OF their condolements,
permit me 20 add my personal and deep re-
greet tor the disastrous calamity, which has
enrolled whole city in mourning
am, sir,
Respectfully, -.
Your most obedient servant,
RETURN J. MEIGS, Jun.
To the Hon, TIE
Mayor Of fhe city Of Richmond
RESOLUTIONS.
The confagratiou in Richmond, Virginia,
on the goth uitimo, has produced calamities
which ought to awaken universal sensibilitv
and every nobler feeling of the human heart.
Therefore resolved, by the Senate and
house OF Representatives OF the Estate of Ohio,
That we express our sympathy iii the pun
gent sorrows, which fill every heart and
mark every countenance in that melancholy
and afflicted city, and VIC tender our sincere
coincidence TO the nourners and to the citi-
zens of Virginia.
ResoiUed, That the Governor of this state.
De requested to transmit to the Executive
Of Virginia, and to the Mavor Of said city Of
Richmond, one copy each of the foregoing
resolutions.
MATTHIAS CORWIN, Sh=aker
IT the House 81 REPRESENTATIVES
IiOS. klRKER, Sneaker of'fhe Senate.
r. OSBORN. OK. II. r.
|CARLOSA. NORTON, CM. cfthe Senate.
January 18th, 1912.
Il true cot,p-Tfste,
JOHN MLENE, Secretary ofMe
State -Of Ohio
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Then rest * hearts wsn.e s..rrr,.hv bor;-,.
Nor hope, norioyc, ,.he dearest isjs,,i couti ~
To Heavens decree onr chss'cn.3 souls resi,,.A-
Aas Mortality probate To the gave;
u o~ er u,at rul,s't the ,le..nics Of earth!
Frtnn either India /" tc utmost Pole
Who sav'st to worlds No Wc,l rs No, ta,s L;rth
i'si.ire the sacred puiT ne Of ny SOU;
Fcachust thy viii forever to revere:
1lyfTcad heheSts in silence 10 adore
40 heartfelt ai.suilii iorce tie bitter tear.
AMI thrill thcbo>on IL its ;,chng core
So shall dis beings utter ills ass,av-.,
p a hns plead sornc.ey At the ,hrohc shore;
':s.,'n'i''s ;.ns the a~ full fat'sraee.
: In n'oeAncos oiai;n thy rvtributng love.
(a) ID. reaa6ie. (b) jos. Scott.
>c2 .nFs Creenhose ard .f,s Cexa,din.
CD IA. .2Mders0m's i'.e;hs.
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i aBSERyE! That the following GENUINE
~ 1fEDfCI.fES are sold by GEO. T. 1YFFIY!
co,"e OF T. and l2th 81. opposite the Post Office
Lee,5 Womn-destioyii;s Lo4enges;
Lees AniiJil!ious Pills;
Lees Agae aud Fever. Drops;
ices Eixet Tor Coughs Gods, Sse
Lees Grand Restorative GO ,'tt
Lees Essence and Extract or sIvstnr. rsr ~
RbeuiEat;srn &c. - ~ "''
Lees Dintmsnt Cor the Itch;
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific;
Lees Eye-WatGri
Lees TOoth-ieic DropS;
Lees Damask Lp-5alye
Lees Persian Lotion;
Lees Corn Plaster;
Lees snoinc Elixir ''l
or 10 detect countcrieits, observe caoI, art;.,.
has ON the outside wrapper, the signature or
MICHAEL LEE Il Co.
., Late MICHAEL LEE & son.
Also, Just rsccisc4 new aud complete ssso,s.
Feb. s.
EsY, Virtue d an order OF the County Court OF
Louisa, III subscribers will receive propositions
,,h'h uis iOtn OF March next, for building q Court
NJJs, and tso Offices, under the same roof fo,.aa;a
c0dhty The building 10 be sizfy feet lone and for,
feet wide rom outside To outside and seyenfeen ~
pitch in the clea One half orthc price 10 he ,ay;i
80 the next urty eyey for said county and the bs.
lance IN tie yey ALL il 1915 * plan of said bua-
5criLers. = - VIC sun
WA. G, poiNpExrER.
fRH'NRick hARlsis,
CHARLES. QUAR-
SAMUEL RAGlkN.3
ZACH W. PEHkINsify
RS "
TIE LETTERS or 8
-. p E,TER p WI Ey
FOR SALE AT TIE ESavIigR orr v
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SO that at the end Of 5 years, We shall
have paid 80. 100000 10 taxes, .snd have in
Cured debt Of 50,o0O,O0c, with an accra-
ing interest each yeas, Of S3,5o0,ooo.
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7wentv Dol airs Reward.

DAN AWAY from tie subscriber, on
N Monday the second day of March, IN
Charles County, State of Maryland, bright
ulatto Man by the name of PHIL, conn
monty called PHIL WHEELER, about hvo
feet eight or nine inches high, stout and ac-
i've, about thirty years Of ass, hasrcmark-
ably grey eyes, He is a good fiddler, and
coarse shoemaker had on. homespun
yarn and cotton round jacket and psntoloons;
mere is no doubt he will change his clothes;
It is therefore thought unnecessary to de-
scribe them more particularly. Phil is an
a!tful fellow, has two wives in the county,
one at hsr. VIM Courts, PaccawaxoD, the
other at Mr. Walter Jsa.osons. near Port
Tobacco Ten Dollars Will sc gwen, il
taken in the County ard if OUT Of the
state and secured in any Jail Sc that get
him again, the above Reward, and all rea-
sonabie charges paid, If brought hon,e.
Thomas B. Iubman.
n 3. All masters N vessels, or other
persons, are hereby forewasned from Asrbor-
og or employing the aboye described Ne
FRO man at their peril or under the sereress
5enelties Of the law. TB I,
AEarch 20 Nv
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BosToN, March Is.
LATEST FROM LISBON.

Capt. Jones, of Brig Richmond, left Lisbon
9Th February.-MARKETS, -four Sl5, corn
about two--capt. Jones informs, that very
violent gale commenced at Lisbon lst Feb
and continued days-brig Dolphin, Dayton,
of Plymouth, lost foretopmast and bowsprit
A Boston brig, Just ar. went ashore, does
not know her name, had no figure head, yell
low waist, high deck and deep-three vessels
ashore at St. ubes.-A Portuguese ship
founGered there at her anchors, and all on
board perished-Accounts have been receiv-
ed from Cadiz, which represented the gale at
that place as being more severe than at LIS
bon, and that 100 sail of vessels, English and
Americans, had gone ashore on the French
side. Capt. Jones, on his passage from Cork
10 Lisbon, Dec. %, in lat. 40 s. lon. 40, was
boarded by French pri,ateer, who LETT on
board prize master & crew-took the cap
tain and FIVE men out, and confined them be-
low. in the privateer-they broke open the
fore scuttle Of the Richmond and took part
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
2ISt MARCH. 10


The following resolution was moved and a.
dopted: Whereas an application has been
made by the Trustees of TIE Alexandria Aca-
DENY relative to the adoption OF the Lancaste-
rian plan of Tuition by the said Academy, and
requesting aid from the Council towards
building Room for the accommodation OF
the Scholars 1t is Ordered, that Messrs
Grid, Longden, Marsteller and the President
Of the Council be committee to consider the
same and report thereon to the Council-and
that they confer with the committees appoint-
cd on that subject by the Alexandra Acade-
my and the Washington Suciety-.and il is
.fit,Mcr 0r,acrea. that the committee appoint
ed as aforesaid be requested, together with
such members ofthe Council as NAV think fit,
to go and view the said Lancaster School In
operation at Georgetown,
Or5,rea, that the petition of VIM. S.Meore
and others, rsspe o:na tke Assize of Bread, be
referred to Ncssrs. Smith and Hoffman.
Ordered, that the petition of Mary Under
wood be referred to the Trustees of the Poor
House with power to direct what provision
shall be made for the chila mentioned in said
petition.
C'raered, that the Communication Of the
Collector Of Balances be referred to Messrs.
Longden and Nj CURE.
Ordered, that Messrs. Lee and Hoffman be
committee to enquire into the expediency Of
altering the present mode OF cleaning the
Streets, and that they report thereon to the
next Council.
Ordered, that Messrs. Hoffman and Vowel
be Committee to bring in bill fixing the
salaries of the officers Of the Corporation for
the present year.
Extract from the Minutes.
]. D. SIMMS, D. G..
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March IL
FOR SALE.

On Saturday the sSth instant at o'clockin
De afternoon, will be sold, at Public Sale,
dntbe premises
\ LEASE for three years to come from
IA the first of January last of the CAR.
DEN, late Peter BiRy's, situate at the south
side Of the town.
This Garden contains two and half acres
Of ground, abeunding with every description
of bearing Fruit and Shrubbery, exclusive of
upwards of two thous and grated Frui, Trees
(now of good size for transplanting) COM
pretending all the varieties Of which Mr..
Billy was possessed. This Garden is so
we'll known as to render further description
unnecessary. The purchaser can be suppli-
ed with variety Of Seeds, if wanting -
Terms will be made known on the day of
sale.
March IS cotds
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BRITISH DISPATCH VESSEL.

:, ,as British gun-brig Cleaner, has arrived
! ''aapOis, with dispatches for MIR. Foster;
we're received by that gentleman on Fri
9!s'snins last.
j. %pn0r, Railways busy, furnishes the follow
a. NF Foster has received instructions TO
d. : our government the object for which
.A empiated troups, sc. are to be raised,
4. MORN It that any authority to arm for
yin pOse OF resisting the right of search,
=, considered by G. Britain as an act of
s~. mat the opposition in England have all
S,.. % 10 the side of ministers on the
o., a.'a'' ofthe Orders in Council, in conss-
d. 0''ae threatening attitude assumed by
'ican government.
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Of the cargo, plundered the cabin Of her stores
charts etc. and robbed all hands Of their clothes
etc.-after examining the captain and his pa
pers, sent them on board at midnight, was
suffered to proceed-About 100 sail OF Ame-
rican vessels were at Lisbon. Capt Jones al.
so, left at Lisbon, brig Ellen, M'Cobb, OF
Boston, from Alexandria. Nothing new at
Lisbon.
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~ 81 RECEIVED
For SALE By LINES KENNEDY, sen,
A Sc K M ON.
March iS

Delivered in the Presbyterian Meeting
House in Winchester, on Thursday 23d
January last, being day of fasting and hui
n1iliation, appointed by the Citizensof Win
chester on account of the late calamitous
Fire at Richmond Theatre-by the Key.
WILLIAM HILL.
March IS, soas'
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

: II DOIIZ1INO M w 1ND'
T OST yeste. day morning as walked
Ilfrom the Washington Tavern, throsgIs
he Market and along Fairfax street, to
Prince street, THREE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS, in Bank Notes; Ten Tweaty
Dollar Notes on the Bank Of Potomac, Of the
late stamp; Five Ten Dollar Notes on tho
United States Branch Bank at Charleston :
Four Ten Dollar Notes on the United States
Branch Bank at Savannah, and One len DOL
lar Note on tie United States Branch Bank
At New Orleans Whoever will deliver the
said money, orgive information SO that get
it again, shall receive the above reward.
B. c.. Thornton.
March IL
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ON Saturday next, the ssth March, az
O'clock in the afternoon, will be SOLO 40
Public Auction on the premises, all ehat
Valuable Property situate at the lntersec-
ton OF King and Washington Streets,
Consisting 81
Seven Houses & Lots, which
will be sold altogether, or divided as those
inclined to purchase may require Also TWO
Lots, "a feet front each on Washington
Street, south side Of King Street. and
Ground Rent IF Fifty Dollars per annunl.
Richard Lewis,
P. G. Marsteller,
.AAetioneer.
March "a dts.
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LANDING

From the Brig Arredondo, capt Jone', trona
Savannah, and for sale by LAwRAsos and
FowLE,
f2o bal4s prime Upland Cottonr
+. SO Tierces Rice,
Also, from Schooner Lydia,
100 bolts Russia Duck,
lCo boxes Mould aud Dipt Candles.
In store,
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
March - 3taw
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March "a
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority of two deeds of Trust,
from Stephen Moore and Pheo De his wife,
to secure tbs payment of a debt due the
late firm OF Bayne and Cartwright II
shall expose to public sale on the premi.
ses, the 2ist day Of April next, for cash,
A very valuable Lot or half
Acre of Ground, with the Improvements
thereon-situatc on Washington and Wolfe
Streets The improvements are two con-
venient two story framed Dwelling Houses,
and several smaller Tenemcnts
Alex. Moore, TYuRee.
March "a 2aW4w
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Received Per Schooner LrDId, Capt. BEERS
from Boston, aud.f for Sale by
JACKSON s. Rum NEY,
40 pieces Russia ahoetil,g, fine quality,
A. boxes (<hoeoiage,
40 boxes Yellow Su3o,
An Invoice If Boots AMI Shoes,
Consisting Of
Ladies and Misses Leather and Morocco
Slippers and Rootees,
CL.ldrtns' Leather snd Morocco Boots,
Mems COARSE and fine Shoes, and Suwar-
row 4ots.
A few bag Green Coffee, first quality.
= "ch 81 3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-25

: ,;oedi her, Schooner Lrp1A, Caht. Beers,
from Boston, and for Sale by
JACKSON s. RUMNEY,
40 pieces Russia saeetins, fine quality,
10 boxes Chocolate,
40 boxes Yellow Soap,
An Invoice Of Boots and Shoes,
Consisting OF
Ladies' and Misses Leather and Morocco
Slippers and Bootees, 81
Childrens' Leather and Morocco Boots,
Mems coarse and fine Shoes, and SuWaf-
row Boots,
A few bags Green Coffee, first quality
March "a ."