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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-14
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

an the first day of November nex'
~ the subscriber viii offer for at,
AZ Public Auction, the following v 4:
LII ALL EPROPERTY in the town .
Alexandria
A Lot of Ground at the
intersection of King and Fairfax streets
lin front on the south side of King
street forty feet, and on the west side
Of Fairfax street seventy feet. Ga tnis
Lot arc erected the Tenemsnts nog.
occupied oy Joseph Smith, Joseph G
Brien & Co. VIM Thornton and The
Dempsey-amongs the best situations
in town for the mercantile business.
The whole lot is subject to sn annu.
rent-charge of $50 in fee
5 A Tenement and Lot OF
Ground on the north side OF 4,
street between Pitt and Royal stiee'
now occupied BY Mr.. N. Carson,
front on King street Is feet, in crp
IS feet
a three story Brick Tene-
meHt and Lot OF Grouaa Oh the 81 !.
side of Prince street between Fa,s
and Royal streets, now occuPic.
Doctor Washington, in front 80 fec
in depth SO feet 4 IL inches.
An undivided Moiety u
a vacant half a. re Lot on Cameron. Z
Fayette streets The whole Lo, ].
su iect to an annual rent.charge in E
of 10.
A number OF vacant Lots
on Ca heron, Alfred f Pairick streets
handsomely situated for buiE>ling
An undivided Moiety OF
two Story Brick Dweiling.touse ~,
Improvements, on the south side -
Cameron street between .lfred a,
Patrick streets, now occupied by Mr..
Craven Z. Feyton, in good state &c
pair and well calculated for the sccon.
mediation ola family. The proprirtor
Of the other undivided Moiety will oiicc
it for Sale at the same time and on ,sc
same terms
The Sale will begin at IL o'clock 4
NJ. at the lot first mentioned. TIL
terms of sale one fourth ofthe purchase
money to be paid in hand, the residue
n three equal instruments of six, niae,
and twelve months. o be secured ~ a
Deed of T,ns! on the premse, and tie
notes of the, purchasers.
K. l. Taylor, Ex'or.
Of JOHN WATTS
Sept. IS ',.,ts
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60 Notice is hereby given
that the subscriber intcnds to make ap.
,plication to the Marine Insurance Com
pany of AIexandris, for The renewal of
certificates No 1885 10 1884, both in
elusive, being fifty saares Of stock
standing in his name on the books of
the said company, the same having
been lost or mislaid
JAMES tCRiIK,
September 2. 2aw6w
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TEAS, SUGARS. &c.

JOSEPH 1f.fNDEYILLE, IS
Coyaer Of King and Fairtar Streets
oFFEKs FOR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes choice
Gunpowder,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson,
Hynon.skir & Souchong Teas,
60 hhds. Mnscayads Sugar,
100 barrels Do.
20 boxes White Havana Do.
6n,ooolb. Loaf and Lump Sugars
2O,ooolb. Coffee
5,0eoio. Pepper
SO hhds Molasses
10 pipes Cogniac Brandy
With his asu,l General Assortment
Of the best Wines, Liquors & Groceries,
for cash or upon the usual credit to
puucsual customers.
September Is
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NO TICE.

THE Stockholders of Tho Mechanics
Bank of alexandria. are hereby Motif
ed. that Dividend of four per cent.
for the last half year on the capit'
Stock paid in. is his day declared
payable to them or their legal repre-.
seniatives on Friday the 18th inst
By orderofthe President and Direc-
Tors.
VIM. Paten, jr. Cash
September rs
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FOR SALE,

SAA o<A - ~
& TRACT Of l. Nd. lying In the
\ county OF Fairfax, six miles from
alexandria, and adjoining the estate OF
zen Thomson Mason, containing s4t
acres. The soil is gooa. and very sus
cep,ibte Of improvement bv the Clover
nd Plaster system. The proximity
y ;his property to MARKET. and the ia
iii,p with which its produce may re
Tied (Hunting-Creek by which ii Is
,Hupdea being navigable almost to the
LORI would render 1t extremely valu-
.etoa person Disposed to pay sufi-
ent ,teenuon TO its cultivation.
Al,ply 20 lanes H Hooe. Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
=
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lust Received fo: sale

Ipst Received for sale
3, ANTHONY RH9DES,
Boxes of Domestic Goods. con-
tain,aE Bsdtic king, 81, n1brays, Cina"
rams, Plsids and Stripes. Snswls
Cotton Threats, :. few pieces of fine
quality s;tiaeas mixed eo!ors, black
4nY drsb co!osed superfne Cloth, cot.
ION Surfing.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and cclorcd
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
20 keg: of first quality Chewing To-
oacco, log twist
40 kegs Of Pearl Ash
80 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton. Candles and Groceries a.
usual JrEe 90
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Port Tobacco .7oeke C2u6
RACES.

I'VE Jockey Club eurse. Three
j Hundred Dollars. ~ill be run Tor
the Port Tohscco Course on
nesdsy the I'd day Of November next.
eats four miles each.
On Wednesday the 3d-a Purse Of
Inc Hundred Collars will be run Dr
beats two miles each.
August 81 iawtsN
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ORPHANS COURT,

Alexandria County, SEPT. Term, 1918.
Ordered, That the Executors Of 10
slpH CRANpgLL, deceased, do insert
; the following Advertisement three
times week for four weeks in the
Alexandra Newspapers.
A Cnpy TEaT-
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SLAVES FOR Sale.

LAVES FON 81 Ii.
THE SALE advertised by he for
, the Goth inst having been pre-
vented by the bad weather OF tho pre-
ceding day, this is TO give notice, that
on the 18th day Of Oc,ober next at
Fairfax Court House being the first
day of the Court viii! be exposed to
Public Bale for cash aEVERAL Va.
LUABLE SLAVES, among whom
a Bla ksmit!,.
Bushrod Washington.
Trustee,
Sept mhcr %. 2awts.
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EOs SALE,

EOa SALE,
AT Four Dollars each, Fifty Ewes,
better wooded than Sheep generaily ere
of the common breed. They shall have
,he season of two beautiful fuli-bleoded
Nerino Rams, gratis. Also for sale.
so lbs OF Wool, of excellent quality,
:; so cents per pound. Apply to
William Allison,
Woodiawn, near Mount Vernon.
July II
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Tho. Swami,
Edmd. l. Lee,
Lots on Centre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rem,
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,

situate on centre street, the new street
lately laid off and gravelled leading from
Simpsons corner at the turnpike no I'D in
to King St. at HooPs meadow. Some Of
these lots are in the county of .Alenan.
dria, and others in the county ofFairfax,
Offering choice to persons inciining to
buy or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber a,
his Office in Alexandria.
CHARLES LEE.
December - co;f
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PUBLIC SALE.

VE7iLL be sold at Public Auction,
w to the highest bidder, on Wed.
nesday the 10th instant, at Huntington,
the seat OF the late Edward Washing.
ton, deceased, on Is credit of twelve
months for all sums boye ten dollars
all for ten or under will be deemed cash,
all the Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, the Stock Of Garlic, Hogs and
Sneep, belonging TO the estate Of the
said deceased
Edward Sanford,
Execute. Of L. Washington, decd.
October 9. tawts.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber about
three months ago, a very bright MO-
LATrO NEGRO WOMAN, named
Eliza. asout sixteen years OF age. Her
sompiexion is so much fairer than that
Of Mulattoes generally, that unless she
is very particularly examined. she may
easily pass for white free woman
There are no marks, that Irecollect, by
which she can be designated, except that
Rerbairis very black, coarse &long which
she has generally worn turned up with
a comb. have every reason TO believe
nat she is either in Alexandria or the
City of Washington, where she has mr.
ed herself as q free wonian. viii give
twenty dollars TO any one who will APP
prehend and secure her in j,il in either
Of those places, or any where nearer,-
H she should be as far az Fifty miles of
/ will give the above reverb, and all
reasonable charges paid if brought
home.
William Chapman.
Port Tobacco, Sept. 1872 id4w
r The Editors Of the Federal Re
publican, Georgetown, and Ualted Stiles
Gazette, Philadelphia, are tequested 10
give this an insertion in their country
papers for fortnight, and send thar
accounts to the Editors of the Alexan-
iria Gazette for payment.
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100 Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from Fairfield, ID the coun-
e. tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
Of Virginia, on or about the 7th day Of
March last, a negro slave named AN
rHONY the property of the late Will
IN b Page deceased. Anthony is a.,
~, s. feet 9 inches in height, OF sub
s.hstantial form, light yellow complcc.
non, and rather Of an affeminate voice.
he is about % years ofage, was brought
up house servant and has been accus-
toned to that course of employment oil
ais life. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity-he reads
ne plays the 6ddle-and possesses
great mechanical turn-he csn do rough
carpenters work and make combs. The
1boye reward will be given it Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
# 100 miles from Fairfield, and brought
10 the subscribers living in Alexandra.
But if apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no.
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. l. Lee,
Admrs. Of I'm. B. Pogedec'd,
May 3.
The Editors Of the Federal Republic
can, National Inteliigencer and Gazette
Of the United States, will publish tho e.
bove in their papers, and send their &C
counts to this Office.
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William Chapman.
FOR SAL 1,
n sISs LIksLY YsUNG
NE @ RO Nj A N,

About II year. of age-he has been
bred GARDINER, he is also very
good BUTCHER. Apply to the Prin-
ters
Sept. %.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Anr, 10.
"To sHEw
eHR VERY AGE < BoDT or THE TIME
ais FORM AND PRESSURE
Mr.. SHEEFEY.

This gentleman's circular address to
his constituents is commenced in our
paper to-day; and is recommended to
the attentive perusal of every man who
is enquiring after trnth. Asa Politician,
Mr.. Shelley ranks deseryedly high a.
broad as we'll as at home. His speeches
on important subjects. are republished
in England with much commentator.
and read by the honest and intelligent
amongsth his own countrymen, with pride
and improvement. Mr.. S. processes
himself Rshubhcaa Of the Old School
The food of corruption which has
swept away the great body of his politi
cal friends of former times. has passed
harmless over him; and he now stands,
with Randolph, Gray, and few others,
to mark the spot, where once stood the
now Frenehjfed edi6ce of REPUBLICAN
, Politics. n,
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Bathing In she TurkisA Bagnio..

Bathing IN the TnrkisA Bagnios.
( I" We undressed in large square
room. where linen is hung to dry, and
the keeper attends with his servants.
We had each a long towel given US 10
wrap round our middle, and pair of tail
wooden pattens to walk in. We were
led through q warm narrow passage in
to the inner room, which is yet more
spacious, and made very hot by stoves,
which are concealed In this was a wa.
ter-bath, aud recesses. With partitions on
the sides. The pavement in the centre
under the dome was raised, and covered
with linen cloths, on VII ca we were in,
structed to lie down. We were soon
covered with big drops Of sweat, and
two mep, naked. except the waist, then
entered, and began kneading our flesh,
tracing all the muscles and cleansing
the pores. BY the time they had finish.
ed, cur joints were sufficiently supplied,
and they commenced tire formidable OPP
pera,ipn of swapping all of them, not on
ly the toes, ANGLES, knees, fingers, and
the ike, but the vertebre Of the back,
and the breast, one while wrenching
our nee KS, then turning Us on our bellies
crossing our arms behind us, and placing
their right knee between our shoulders
The leats they performed cannot Ne
easily described, and are hardly crcdi5l-.
When this was over, we were rubbed
with mohair-bag fitted to the band,
which, like the ancient strelgi. brings a.
way the gross matter perspired We
were then led eech TO a ecess, supplied
by pipes with hot and cold water, which
we tempered to our liking The men
returned with soap lather and tow in
wooden bowl. with " hich they cleaned
the skin, and then poured large guam
THY of warm water ON our heads. Our
spirits were quite exhausted, when they
covered u, with drs cloths, and led Us
back to the fest room. where beds were
ready for u.s. On waking. after gen
tie slamber, we were presented each
with lighted pipe and a dish of coffee.
We rose much refreshed, and as the la
dies of the Aga or Turkish governor
were expected there. fastened awav.
The common Turks and Greeks pay a
very small gratuity for the use of The
bath, which they freqCent once a week
or oftener. have sometimes been re-
called, while in the inner room, WITH
ripe fruits and sherbct. and with incense
burning to scent the air. One OF my
companions repeatedly partook with me
in this innocent and Wholesome luxury at
Sm,rpa and at Athens" -Chandler's
7rGUrks in .4sfa Minor.
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Valuable Property,
For kent ana tor Sale.


To he renee Lo' oil Ground on
the South side of Duke street
.;d Yves, side Of Fayette street, suita.
bic for Brick Yard, fr which Cay
sud SAID a, lie had on the spot or
ht s,,y. may be lei on Ground Rcrt
say o. feet front and 49, deep. with
ne b, nett Of &c feet alley on the
S nth.
For Sale about Thirty three acre OF
Low and OF the South SIDE ct Homes
Run near Straw berry Iii! Mil, now
tre propei+s OF thomas Wilson. II
ulso Joins The Land of James II. Hoos
on the East and the lane leading to
Benjamin. Dulany's Estate. now IN te-
nure Of Lar don Carter on the West
Also, Tract of Land, mostly IN
Wood, Joining the land OF William n.
re,reu and Shoals Mill Tract. ls
contains about 1875 acres. hiss hno
pleasant situation for a house with an
extensive view. Holmes Run pa'ses
through it on which there is nearly fall
enough for Will One third OF the,
money will be required in hand; for the
remainder one, two ard three years
credit will be given paying interest tor
the same.
For the Rent. apply to William
Hartshr and for purchase OF tho
Land, 20 ] ahr Jpney cr
William Eattshorne.
A,b mn Isn4w.
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kobryi GRAY

Ohhosi,e Me ". shi, gton Tavern, King
street. .Airrandria
HAS JUST RECEIVED for SALE,
Mel ,a', T,avcIs IL the United State
an Upper Canad., illustrated By I"
!. aps yos. octave b und s. so
hs,ranlriAnd's TlsveIs in Greece,
Pale time Egypt nd B rbary vo
octave bound, "a -
lie and Administration OF the homo
rable spencer Perce vel
t.r.kins's Speeche en- Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar.
ionstilu,ion OF the United States.
rant on Edu, ten,
Rejected addresses
.em'. Life of Washington,
You7a Mother, Santo Sebastlano,
:rab's Tales, Ch,ld's Monitor,
Goldsmith's Greece.
American Precepior,
Columbian Orator,
Rollins Antient History,
Campbelfs Rhetoric,
Modern geography,
History of America,
Walkers Dictionary,
GoIdsmith's Geography,
Johnson. Dictionary with walkers
Pronunciation.
Gu,hrie's Geography, new ea'uoh'
Simpsons Euclid,
ary'. Family bible. assorted
/, aool Bioies, School Testamehts'
packc. Bibles,
,ommon Frazer Books.
Adeate's, Smiths, Titles ana So'e
Music Book
Webster's Pesrce's, com'y S ana oo
lumbar Spelling Be. ks
large slo k Of hae Velum fooisc'p
and Letter Paper
Playing Cards. States, Vuiii'' o'ahk
Books, &c SC.
Ledpers, Journals, Cash and lnvoice
60 ks, and Blank Books OF every de-
s-ription Ruled and Bound to any given
pattern at a SHIRT notice.
On hand constant supply OF large
Writing Paper, suitable tor Kecors
Books.
April 10
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/. wenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County of Fair.
fax, (Virginia,) a Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, VINO calls himself
VIM. Burwell--He is a Mulatto, about
II years cid, five feet eight or ten in.
ches high, straight and well made; he
t. active, fluent, very artlul ard intelli-
cent. His visage is thin check bones
father hi2h, nose very fl.t. TO ehcad
low and generally covered with WOOL
lie reads and writes :olerably we'll. and
viii probably exhibit psss of some
kird He wore away ablack cloth coat,
~, has a variety Of cloathIng. He VS.
seen shaping his courae towares Alex.
andria where his father. free Tap
named Nat Burweil lives He has serv-
ed me as house servant for some
years, and has lived in Alcxandria and
in Staunton
will give the above reward 10 any
one who will deliver said slave to rae,
or safely lodge him in the Jail Of Alex
-andT5lor Fairfax County, and a greasef
reward together with reasonable exc
pepccs if he be unprecedented out of tho
state of Virginia or the territory OF Cos
lumbia.
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attention BLUES

As hunctuai DRILL exercise is indls'
pc 8 by necessary. general * prompt
attendance Of the COMPANY (without u
niforn) Is expected on the ground ada
cent to String Garden, this afternoon at
4 o'clock. Those new members who
have not received their arms will be
furnished on application to Jacob Doug
las.
~ Gentlemen wishing to Join the
Company BY mentipnng the same to a
member Can be bailoted in at this meet.
ing. 81.
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John Korn,
Jacob Wisemiller.
reh 9 eoH
March 9

The above property, in the town Of
Alexandria, will be sold by the subscfi.
'er on the premises, at the time above
mentioned, for cash, unter the author
rity of deed of trust from Messrs.
Rorn & Wisemil!er, made for the pur.
pose of indemnifying Gurden Chaplin,
now deceased, in consequence Of his
aving indorsed their NOES in the Bark
IF A!esandris and the branch Bark Of
the Uni ed States at Washington.
Will also be sold on the premises At
the same time, for cash, Is feet Of
Ground, situated on the cast side Of
Columbus street, adjoining the above
mentioned 90 feet on Columbus street,
md running back eastwardly the diss
tancc of 1913 feet inches.
John Hoof. Trustee.
Mar h ~
T The sale Of the above property
is postponed until Monday, the aeth
inst BY THE TRUSTEE.
tDril 10
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TO LET,

A Dwelling House on
Duke street, adjoining nay sweiling'
and in very pleasant situation
Also-a Warehouse on
King street, formerly occupied 5Y Mr.
David Smedlcy.
And part of a Warehouse
at lower END of Duke street, quite con-
venient to the water
also,
A few ton of Chalk for sale.
n Is, would thank th9se who have
borrowed 1'ools belonging to me TO re-
turn them-snd particularly two story
Ladder, very long stout Crow-Bar,
and a set of two story Cornicr Plains,
and a variable Architect Both the
Plains have my name on them, and the
crow Far has The two FIRST letters OF
my name,
Thomas Preston.
april 8 ~
Herring Seine rwlne.
Just recetved y FOR SALE,
S cases Herring Seine Twihe supe.
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
Ground Alum,
Russia anu Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
COX for Scines,
Tanners Oil in bbls and halt bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil,
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
birthstone in bbls.
Mess No Land 3 Boston Beef DDS.
and half hbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar. Rosin, Turpensne and
Pitch.
April Z.
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Mr.. LOVE.

Elsted at the result Of the late election
in Prince William, has reminded the
freeholders of Prince William, I.oudon
and Fairfax, of his claims to their sup
port, in second address, in which he
thus expresses his Joy and gratitude.
4" To the resumption of reason in the
minds of Federal Americans, can only
be attributed the support have had the
honor to receive in Prince William
from my fellow citizens heretofore diff.
fering with noe on general topics of po-
liticai to those deveiope-
ments which the times have presented,
alone can be looked to account for the
proportion of votes which the opposing
candidate has received, believed to be
unprecedentedlv small to what they were
at any election since his first"
We cannot object to the expression
of gratitude for nnmerited favors. We
viii barely remark at present. for the sa-
,isfsction of our distant readers, who
look with some anxiety to the result Of
the Virginia elections, that they need
not be alarmed at this partial success Of
war advocate. Mr.. Love crows upon
his own dungbil'. The elections in
Loudoan and Fairfax are yet to be de-
cided. The cock must crow thrice, be.
fore the honor and interest of this part
of tbs upion is betrayed into the hands
Of the friends to war & French alliance.
A passenger in the Southern Stage of
Thursday night informs That an en-
gseement had taker place at the mouth
of Rappa'annock river, between two
Baltimore Letters Of Marquc, and twelve
British barges, in which the former
were taken after the loss of the ist Lieut..
# the St. Domingo, who commas ded tie
fo,ilia, and eight OF his men-We give
this account as we received it.
E1tract efa letter from a gentleman at
Nommy, Hestmereland county Vrg
dated .ahrH 5.
{" This day being the election in Rict
mond county, l went there, and the frs
news heard when / arrived was, tina,
about 80 men had passed there this
morning on their way to Baltimore
these men, it seems, were part of the
crews of three letters of marque and
priyateer from Baltimore, which the
English. captured on Saturday last in the
Rappahannock opposite Urbanna about
20 miles above its mouth.
about four o'clock this afternoon
when the election was about closing an
express arrived from Trimmings Ferry,
in Lancaster county, opposite Urbanna,
80 miles below Richmond Court House.
which brought letter TO the Colonel OF
the Richmond militia, stating that party
of the British had landed this morning.
and put to flight the few Lancaster mi
litis which were there to oppose them
and asking for assistance. All was con-
fusion, the pole was closed and the CHI
GERS had 3 meeting, the result OF WHICH
was. that tomorrow the Richmond null
tia are to march to Lancaster.
"Gen. Hungerford, the peace oandi-
date, las majority over Mr. Tailaierro'
he war man, of II votes in Richmond
county
wAsHINGTON SOCIETY. u
The Hon JOSIAH Qr1NcY,is appoint
ed TO deliver an address before the
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Valuable Property for Sale.

nN the Sd Monday In April next,
~ will be sold at public sale, lit not
disposed of prior to that time by pri.
vate sale) three story Brick House
and Lot, conner Of Prince and st. Asaph
streets-the lot is 80 feet inches on
Prince street and 1875 ieet on St. A.
ssph STREET. A Lot, containing ~
ieet inches on Washington street By
i23 feet inches on Duke street, with
all the improvements thereon. Also,
Vacant Lot 1913 feet inches on Duke
street by 90 feet on Columbus street 10
a 20 feet alley.
LIkEwtsR,
1850 acres of Land in the state Of Ten.