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sfthesr private rnsahs, whether regard BE
had 10. tie ordinary profits Of industry or the
ordinary price OF subsistence in our country,
compared with those in any other.-And in
no case could stronger reasons be felt for
yielding the requisite contributions. BY rem
dering the public resources certain, and COM
mensuratr TO the public cxlgepcies, the con-
s,itured authorities will DO able to prosecute
the war more rapidily TO i.s proper issue J;
every hostile hope founded on calculated
failure OF our resources, will be cutoff and
by adding TO the evidence Of bravery and skill,
in combats on the ocean and on the land, an
alaeriiy in supplying the treasure necessary
to give them their fullest effect, and thus de-
N onsirsting 10 the world the public energy
which our political Institutions combine with
tho personal liberty distinguishing them, the
best security will be provided sgains, future
enterprises on the rights, or the peace Of the
ration. s.st,1s
The contest in which the United States arc
engaged, appeals for It's support TO every mo-
i've that can animate an uncorrupted and en-,
lighted people ;to'the love of country !; TO
the pride Ut liberty 10 an emulation OF the
glorious Founders Of their inde ependence, by
"a successful ,indicatior Of its violated af,ri-s
bu,es; TO the gratitude and sympathy which
demand security from the most degrading
wrotgs Of a class of citizens, who have prov.
ed themselves SO worthy the projection Of
their country, by their heroic zeal in its de-
fence; and finally, 10 the sacred obligation Of
TRANSPORTING entire, u future generations,
that precious pa,rimony of nu,ional rightsand .
independence, which is held intrust by ths
present, from the goodness of Divine Provi.
dences. $50 ,.t t r..
Being aware Of the inconveniences TO
which protracied session at this season
would be liable, / limit the present commu-
nication,o TO objects of primary importance. In
special Messages which may ensue, regard
will be had 10 the same consideration. =
.sli-a'J JAMES MADISON.
Wsshington.city. May IS. ! -.
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IMPORrANT!!!
BEFENCE on RHODE.ISLAAl

From the Message Of Gov. Jones to the
Legislature Of this very patriotic State, we
learn, that having consulted the Council Of
War, and advised with Lieut. Gov Martin
and Christopher Fowler, Esq. he directed
Major Gen Sheldon to cali out guard ot
Fifteen Men, to protect them against inva-
sion. Whether these men are all Warriors,
or some Of them musicians, we ars not in.
formsd.--h 10 probable, should there be An
attack, his Excellency would adopt Captain
.Bobsdil's metho1 Of warfare Says the capt
" Suppose the enemy $4,000 strong. We
20 would challenge 20 Of them ; they could
not in thoir honor refuse Us. Wsll--we
would kill them ,-challenge 20 more-kill
them-iwenty more, kill them Ard thus
would we Kill every man his ten y day--thst's
ten more-2oo day-6ve days, a thousand
---forty thousand, forty times 6ve-.ywohun-
drsd days, kiIl them all, by computation" I,
il probable that the Governors valor may be
tempered little more with discretion !, for
he seems to consider thai his Guacd would
NOT be able TO resist " an invading Zoe of any
Ansiserasle mssni.vds yea as there exist
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no hope Of obtaining aid from the General
Government, IL may be necessary for the
Legislature to determine whether they will
continue the. guard before mentioned, or"ssc
Is the man q foel or luDalic To decide the
question we refer the reader TO his letters TO
the Hon. Nicholas Brown, from which he
will probably conclude that he is the former
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sENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,

MONDAY, May %, l8f3. !.
Attwcl,e o'clock, ELDRIDGE GKnaY ,Esq.
the Vice-President of the United States, toek
his seat. On calling over the roll, i, appear
ed thai Ithcre were twenty members pre-.
sent. The ice,Presieent then ,ose and de-
iivsred the following
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Nrtsibent's @essa9e.

From tds National lnfeiayenefr...~.4nril IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-02
P. G.. Marsteller.

1000 W.T.. Seine Twlne,
Superior quality
100 bbls, Apples, In crime order
SO boxes Dipt Candles
30 do. Mould do.
2,ooo WI. Coffee, in bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrspplns do.
s bids Muscovado Sugars
5000 lbs, Loaf and Lump do.
80 boxes Bloom R;4isins
20 barrels Wmskey .
6 casks Goshen cheese
oass Pepper
1000 bushels st. Ubes Salt
100 barre,s Herrings
20 60. Sad
For Snie By tbe Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov 90
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Land for sac.
I ryish to sell the Farm on which InoU
~, reside called
y u L l., A. x IYEI
GREEN LEVEL:

/ 1Jish 80 sell the Farm on svhieh now
resiae called
GREEN LEVEL
: HIS ARM Is situated on Cedar
Run in the County of Prince
William, (Virginia)- contains
Sax Hundred Ac7es.
A great proportion Of which is Cedar
Run bottom, inferior to very few tracts
in this state for fertility About So 4.
cres of bottom is we'll adapted, as ex
perience has proved, for the production
of Timothy. Wnest, Rye. or Corn
are produced in great abundance on the
higher parts of the Farm-there is
very sufficient portion vi wood land to
support the Farm in good rail & board
timber. and FIRE wood. The surround.
ing neighhorhood is inferior to more
in point Of genteel society. In short
the situation Of this Farm is such, that
in point of society, salubrity OF air,
purity and plenty of water it cannot be
excellcd. In addition to which its near
vicinity to good markets, must render
il des,reablc acquisition for the indus.
trious agrlcuralist.-Its distance, IS
miles from Dumfries, Sc from Alexan-
aria, Is from Fredericksburg and Fal.
mouth. and ~ from the City Ci Wash.
lngton On the + arm there is large
a~elling HOUSE. four rooms, and
passage on the first story, with the
same on the second, anG cellar under
tie whoie-kitchen, & other out houses
-Aay farther description is deemed
useless, as it is presumed the persons
wishing to purchase will view the pre-
mises, which will be shown, and the
terms o. sale made known h.
Edward d. Fitzhugh.
CctaIer g CIV.
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Valuable Wharf Property
FOR SALE.

Pursuant to Deed of Trust from
Captain John Tucker to the .ubscrf4
Der, will be sold al public auction,
on the premises, on Tuesday the
30th November next,
A Certain piece or parcel at
Ground in the Town OF Aiexandris,
commonly called fuckers WHARF,
and sounded as follows beginning
on the East side OF Union Street, al
the outh West corner of the inter.
section of the same, by twenty feet
Alley, which divides this ground FROM
the ground Of Mr.. Jonah Thompson,
and running thence Norhwardly with
the East side OF Union Street fity.RvA
feet seven inches to the ground Of
William Herbert, thence Eastwardly
with the line of said Herbert 70 the
River Potomac, therce -cuthwardlt
with the said River to the Alley afore.
said, then Westwardly with the said
Alley to the beginning There is on
this LOT. a large and commodiotie
WAREHOUSE, built in the best
manner, and a large TOBACCO
SHED The Wharf can accomfnos
date ships of the gr+atest draught Of
water. A credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months will be given to the
purchaser on his giving his notes with
an approved endorser for the payments
Of the same, with interest from the
date. and a lien on the property at +
collateral security. The sale to coni'
mence at II o'clock in the forenootu
Jonah Thompson.
TRUSTEE.
October %. dts.
Postponement.
IN consequence Of the absence Of ti
Trustee, thu Sale OF Cont TEtlstN
Protsrfyis pr s,poned till Saturday hs1f
the 4th December.
Nov. 80.
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r. Radcliffe,
Sheriff of fairfax.
eptf.
FOR SALE,

A TRACT of Lana lying m the
II county of Fairfax, SIX miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate
of rem. Thompson Mason, containing
la acres. The sol, good aud very
susceptible of improvement by the
Glover * Plaster system. The proS-
unity Of this property to m2rset and
the facility to which its prodncc my
be carried iHuuting-Creek by which
il is bounded being navigshle almostto
the doorl would render it extrsmeiy
valuable to a person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its cultivation:
Apply to James II Hooe, Esq or 70
Francis Adams, Jun.
May "a.
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Er g j D. sLMyMs, RoYAI~sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THUR DAY, DECEMBER 2. 1919
PUBLIC SALE.

TO he so,d tor lash OF the sixth
lay OF December iaext, at the subscri
bers farm on the Colchester road, his
Stock OF Horses, ttattle and sheep, a
Wagon, Cart aud farming Utensils, a
quantity of Cor ), Rye and Rye Straw,
nay END Fodder.
Oh. Simms.
No. ..GYw
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DIVIDEND.

The Creditors of r. H. Hughes a
/ lnsolvent debtor, are notified, that
a dividend Of his effects, amounting -
Z per cent is declared, and ready to -
paid ON apple atinn at nv office
l. P. Thompson,
Trus'sG
November 80. 81.
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NOTICE..

4 PPL CATION will be made to the
n President ana Directors OF the
Little River Turnpike Company for the
renewal of certificate No. as, (origi-
nsl,y issued in the name of Mary Car
lin, and by her transferred to the sub
scri5er on the asth day OF April, 1907,
which has been lost or mislaid
] seph Riddle.
Nov. 9 iawsts
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WeSt-Grove for sale.

West-Grove for sale.
2 HE subscriber vii. sell the above
I named Farm, situated on the
south side of the great Hunting Creek
Bridge, about one and an half miles
from AlexaHcria, containing about
155 ACRES.
The Land hes we'll being principal
iow---a considerable part is in Meadow
The Improvements are a large dwell
ling House with three rooms, with
fire places above and below, Kitchen,
a large Barn, Overseers House and o.
Their necessary out Houses The place
is SO well known it is deemed unneces-
sary to give further description -
The land will be shewn and terms maLe
known on application to me residins
on the premises.
James c. West.
November 8. B.,
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A. Moore, Regr.
This is to give Notice.


That the subscribers, Of = 'sxandr;6
county, III the District Of Columbia
have obtained from the Orphan?
Court of said county, letter. testsls
mentary on the estate of Jain ,Wsss4
sost, late of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased: All persons having claims
against the said decedent, are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same to the sub.
scribers, with the vouchers thereof.
duly authenticated and passed by thu
Orphans Court, on OF. before the asth
day of April next |; or they may BY
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate and those indebted thereto.
are required to make immediate pay
ment Given under our hands, this
ash day OF November 1873.
Robert Gray.
John D. Brown.
-Admsa'sr0tors Of John Weaesff.
Neve nibcr 80 epwA.
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VOL. KILT
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
COMMERCIAL s POLITICAL.
PU5LISHsD EVgRr
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
Ar FIYR DOLLARS 4 YEAR.

SALES AZ VENUE.
On eue7y Taesday1nd FRIDAY,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water streets,
a Variety of Dry Goods, Gro
cer:es, Sc.
Particulars OF whica viii be expressed
IN the bills of the day.
All kind of goods which are on Ii
imitation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time he viewed
ana purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices
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alexandria Library Company
" OTTO f.
HYGEIA ACADEMY.

NHE rusiees Of tire HyGEIA 4
4 cADEMY at Hay. Market, Prince
William oouaty, Virginia. nave elect
ed Mr. John Boyle Minister of the
Gospel, graduate ofTrinity College,
Duo!in, Principal OF their Seminary
1t is expected also, that on an in
crease OK the nuu,ber Pupils, aeon
tleman will form an union with the
Principal, who can prodsce The most
satisfactory testimonials Of his literary
qud.iEc atoms from st Mays >.ollcgc,
Baltimore --From a combination of
the talents OF their professors, TIE ow
rate OF Tuition and Boarding berg tor
classics ITO Dollars, Nathe MATES,
English Crammar SC 100 Dollar :,
and from the salubritv Of the situation,
not to be exceeded (perhaps) in tie
States ther hope that Parents and
Guardians may be induced to give a
preference to this infant Institution
The academy will be opened under
the care OF their new Professor, on the
4th of January, 1874
Thomas Turner.
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Fresh ieas, Salslns, Cur
rants. &c.


IS halt chess, INA BOXES Gunpoa.
der, Hyson, Young dyson aud
SouChopg iE ),
20 boxes Muscatei Raisins.
400 UT. fresh Currants.
20 bbis. Rye Whisksy part of which
Is oid,
leo bags hot, assorted from SBBB
to No. 10, Buck and swami Shot, sin
gle and double I; BRANDY wine Gunpow.
der, Ground Alum Salt in sacks, re-
hned and common Salt Petre table
Salt IN baskets Rice, Loaf, Lump and
MuscovaGo Sugars, Nutmess Mace
Cloves, Allspice, round Ginger, Pep
per, Flotant and Carolina ynoigo, Fig
Blue, Spinning Cotton, 'iaddcr, Starch,
Aranatto, Coppetas, Moult and Dipt
Candles, Brown * White Gap, Cheese
Sweet Oil. best Cavendlsh Tobacco,
1avanns Cigars, Madeira Vine, Cog
sac brandy, Jamalca and Antique Spi.
ri,s, old Rye Whiskey, with umaer
of other articles in the Grocery line
For Sale by,
G. Griffith,
Who has $50 receive or. Tut OF
choice old Madeira IYine imported IN
1926 and Warranted seIune
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N OF IL

~ " i i ~ Il.
THE Subscribers have this day
formed Co-Partuership un,'er the
firm of Samuel Lindsay, e CO. in the
house formerly occupied by Joseph
Dean, Esq. on Union, betwsen Prince
and Duke Streets,
Bhere they efer for Sale,
1900 bushels Coarsc salt,
1000 do. Groun Album * Fine do
$4,000 lbs Coffee of good quality,
And a few Bales Cotton
ALSO,
Flour selected particularly for family
use
n. B. They with to purchase, Flour,
Wheat, Corn * Rye.
Lawrence Hill,
Samuel LINDSAY.
Novembev Sill tf
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NOT ICE,

THE Annual Meeting of the
i Stockholders IN the Little River
Turnpike Company, will, on the second
Monday in January, 1870 at the City
Hotei in Alexandria, at which time al
Election will be held for Presidents
four Directors md Treasurer state
ment Of the accounts will be laid before
the Company on that day, and On the
following day the Superin tendant e
the Road and tie Collectors oftoll at all
the gates will be appointed.
By order ofthe Bosrd Of Directors
Jonah Thompson,
PresMeff.
November27. dt4 Mini.
~ The Editor of the Winchester
Gazette viii insert the above until the
I'd Monday in January next, and for
ward his account.
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Consisting Of befween
900 and $50 ACRES of Valuable
LIutolCuE LAND, :

Lying on The main road from " in. hes
Ter to Miiwoo about Z niles from the
former ant FIVE from the latter place
i his tract OF Lanu is situated III heai'
thy and fertile part OF the county It's
quality is naturally very good, and be.
ing sell adapted TIE use OF Glove!
and plaster o Paris, ii may at small
expense, e put in "a high state OF cui-
uvauof For tbs convenience OF pur-
ch ,ers, /, viii be laid off into four c.
quas lots, viii will ba sold separately,
hereby II will be divided mo four va
lube farms OF more than wo hundred
a,ies each A considerable portioa
oi tnis iand is covered with heavy Jim,
Der, which is so situated as to afford
Tue proportion 70 each of the lots. A
handsome wheat tal;ow, consisting Oh
0earsy one hundred acres, has been
sawn this fall. ] he t. rms o. sale wilt
De made known previously there o, by
the subs beers; it is, however, unde,
TODD that lberal credit will ne ALLOW
ID for tn" principal part , the purchase
.Roney, and that it must be secured b!
, deed ut rust On the land Tie salt
viii take pjare on the premises.
tt'e same Time and place will DC
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NOTICE.

a PETITION win be presented
~ to the Mex General Assembly OF
tie Legislature of Virginia. for a Law
10 open road from Norman's Ford, or
the Ranpahannock river to the town OF
Occoquan.
September -. LAVISH.
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Edmund Brooke,

November 81. lawst
a The Editors of the National IN
telligencer, Frederick Town Herald,
Leesburg Wsshingtonian and Win,
chester szette, will insert the above
once week three tines, and send in
their accounts
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PUDLiG ~ III
Novembev Sill

PUDLiC ~ III.
WAS committed to fairfax Coun-
w ty Jail on the 1871 day OF An.
gust 1913, mu,stto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls hImsoit
JOHN SIMPSON, aad saYs he is free
oorn; he is about feet ;Nche, high,
his cioathing, one roundabout Jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
Of breeches, one of ,iuc&ing, and two
ofblue, two shirts, one oil check Inner
the other of India cotton, one swaas-
down waistcoat, one psir OF old shoes,
and black fur hat. and says he came
from Providence, r. I. Gilhert Couaty.
and that he was taken by the British
and carried into Norfolk TIE owner,
if any, is requested to prove his pro-
perty, paw charges and take him away,
or he will be disposed of as the law d.
IeCts,
r. Radcliffe,
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Robert Page,
YIN. b. Page,
Executors.
Fred'k City. Va. Nov. as, {

Fred'k City. Va. Nov. as dts.
PUBLIC SALE.
IN pursuance OF deco o. trust to
he Subscriber, will be offered at
paalir safe on Saturday the 18th
say Of December next on the pre-
misses, Tor Cash.
One Lot of Ground situate
on Fayette- Alley. between Union and
Water Streets Is feet 7inches by IS
ieet.
One Lot on the west side
o; Water street mr. me intersection
o. Princess Street, "a fest inches on
W ater Street running back to the CEN
ire OF the squsre.
One Lot ON Washington
Street, to the southwark OF Duke Street,
"a feet OH Washington Street and 90
tcet deep,
William Herbert, ir.
Trustee.
Nov. 25. Is
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ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County, Nov. Term, 1919.
ORDEEED, That the administrar
tors Of Jsan Wesseoss, deceased, do
insert the following advertisement
three times a week for four weeks in
the Alexandra ne wspapers.
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! IL

4 o The viii OF Walker Y Page, de.
4 ceased, .ill DC SOLD on Friday the
l7tA OF DeCcmter next, all his real
estate in Frcderiok county, Virginia,
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Twelve Likely Negroes,

ne prop rty OF me uceca$ed. consist
ng OF several men, women and chill
drln-One of the men is regular
,red Carpe nter, & is SAID to be va,u%-
ole werkman. There will also be soc
II the stock or the farm consisting oi
Horses Sheep, Cattle and Hogs, III
le F rruing Utensils about $50 bar
rels Of Corn, and 400 bu hcls of wheat
will likewise re sold. The Land MAY
De viewed by applying TO the overseer
IN the premises or 10 ei,ner OF the SUBJ
seribcrs.
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No .
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They could not ascertain the loss Of men,
because the prisoners were hurried be-
lew as soon as they came on beard, and
were not permitted to come on deck an
till all was clear the morning after the
action, He says the British ofhcers
speak highly of our conduct on that &C.
casion, & of the desperate vslor OF rant
and Deacon, although in their official &C
count they have thought proper to give
a different construction. He says that
Mr. Trant did not surrender until with
in half pistol shot. The enemy then told
him to strike or they would sink him
His answer was. I" IRE away, am load
inc my two Long Toms" which he did,
and in that situation fired bis guns dou.
BILE charged, with great effect Lieut.
Deacon, with perseverance not to De
surpassed, tackled and run down their
line, and would have escaped, had not
the rear vessel unfortunately cut away
his balyards and rigging in such way
as to leave him mere unmanageable
wreck. Eckford (the master builosr)
has built and launched new schooner
of s4s tons in q days. She is now rea-
dy to proceed with US on our cruise ard
I trust in God, before we return, we
shall have better luck than we have had
Sir James must look to it. The winds
will not always favor bin"
~ Com. Chauncey did not sail on
the 26th ult. but on the 28th We have
a letter from Sackett's Harbor OF the lat
ter date, which says, "the feet is now
getting under way"
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOX SALE.

W. It'll view to the purchase Of
" Lands and The more extensive
D, opaga,iun Of Merino Hocks, offer for
sale the following Rel Estate. clear OF
every species Of incur hraDce, viz g..
No. /. A ccnnodious two story
Brick Dwelling. with basement story
for Offices, and the extensive back builds
ings now finishing, opposite the princi.
pal front nf the new Courthouse In the
city of Baltimore.
No. 2. A large three story brick dwell
ing with basemen, story for Offices, &c.
&c. in the city OF Washington, on New.
JERSEY avenue, a small distance south OF
the capitol and neasly opposite the
Washington bank. This is perhaps the
nost substantially built dwelling house
in the city.
No. 8. A convenient and eligibly Ole
tuated Two Story Brick Dwelling with
basement story calculated for ofhces,
&c. and handsome, well enclosed gar.
den attached thereto, on the corner OF
lst a,d B streets in the city of Wash.
inetu., short distance north OF the CAPT"
tot, lately in the occupancy OF Judge
Thurston
Ne. 4 Lot No. II; being an esteti.
sre Water Lot on the Eastern Branch,
below the Nsvy Yard, in square south OF
square No. e67, in the city of WashiDg'
ton.
No. S. $50 acres Of we'll tinbered land,
possessing several fine mill seats on q
beautiful stream, in Harba0gh's gap, .
miles from Mechanics Town in Frede.'
rick county.
For view of No. |, apply to Mr..
Christisn Baum, carpenter, now work.
ing at the same.
For view of Nos. 2 g. and 4, apply
to Henry Ingle, Esq. my agent residing
on Capitol Hill, III the city Of Washing
ton.
For No S, apply to the suoscrib er
who will treat on liberal terms tor the
sale Of any part of the above property
IF not sold at private sale previous to
the LIST of Oct. next, it will, between
that and the Io'h be offered at public sale,
~ atthew Brown.
Montoyino, August II
~ For Sale, 100 Shares
Reister'S Town turnpike loa, stocks
ALSO,
100 pieces Of common, fine md SUE
ps rfne NARROW IND BROAD
NLDiHo, at from 50 to so dollars
PER piece, 80 o. which are now re ady
- delivery and the residue IN great
tYrwar less. and may be finished for
~ m,rchsnt in 80 days.
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