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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-28
EDWAKD PkSTEUR,)
WILLIAM SHEPARD { agents
Tewberp, n. G. Sept 2s. st

st. HlLAlRE MAHEH, tenders Iis services :,
Jthe srt Of Dancing to the gentsuen am, ladies' Of
this city lie VII teach the newest Frsnrh Csun,rs
Danees-slso. the Gayoue, tie Shawl D.ncs 80
waltz and the ilornprA in all their various -.
aud new steps The terms Of tuition viii b - s.
times week, and 50 lessons per quarter. Be ,,ii,
attend private 'm'ie' ~ this city, aud hores 10 siye
full satisfaction 10 those persons who vii 500 -
With their confidence avn "''N
For further particulars, information NAV be IN.
tanned hy applying NJ his residence. f,c,s NJ
rickettS garden, ~ Mr. Th5mas's house, near Mr.
ais a pothecsries shop, - ocaoe hii'.
he will give Balls every week IT t,tiob ,b,,, XII
be adam ted but the parents Of lis sohoqrs. lie ;lI
open hs school on Monday the &,h q Ostobsr ns,,'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-28

o. The sale of MAJOR DIVA LIS lofts vii
take place this Evening the premises, at o'clock
precisely. j. II. LYNCH, .9uc'r
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making in some Of the enemy's towns and
villages. From BayoDne they have lately
been removing their valuables into the inte-
rior but they cannot carry of every thing,
and therefore. something will be left for us.
The Arragon Gazette Extraordinary OF
the Sth inst. and the number OF the 10th,
Confirm the news of the evacuation of Te-
rnel by the enemy. They marched off on
The 9th. protected by column which had
come from Valencia /; all together. took the
road TO the mountains by Corbalan. Pre-
vinus to abandoning that city. they set FIRE to
the seminary which they had converted into
a fort and. when the whole city entertain
ed well founded apprehensions, that the ex :
Plosion would be attended with most fatal
consequences, Providence ordained that mel
Their inhabitants nor buildings should be in
Jured, with the exception of few of the i'll
cendaries who were burned 20 death or
wounded. In order the more etfec,ua,ly to
raise the contribution of upwards of 20, eco
hard dollars, which they UNEXPECTEDLY laid
upon the inhabitants, they threatened 70 send
to France such as did not rot readily pay
their quotas.
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The Nashville Wing of the 9th u!t
states, f" BY this mornings mail, Governor
Bloant received orders to emb Jdy 1900 mea
OF this state to act against the Creek lndi
ans. The same number IS called on from
Georgia. The Sd United States regiment
is also intended for the same use.''
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Ertract ora Letter .from Gentleman in
Lisbon 10 his Corresh o'adent in This city,
dated dug. Sth.
"Oa the 25th ult. Lord Wellington at
tackled St. Seoastians BY storm, and was re-
pulsed with considers bic loss. On the 18th
he mad very severe enga cement with the
FRENCH arH.y under Scult, whom he drove
from the field. The French left 5 or 5000
dead. The Siege of St. Sebastians was con
tinued.' and it is expected to have fallen be
tcre this time. Tie bl ckade o. Panpsluna
is continued. and it is expected will be starry
ed lnto surrender" ~. y. SG6
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gentleman some time since captured by the
NJmph fHgate, vas enquired OF by her commander
respecting the force Of the brig fnterpnze, where
she vas stationed, &e.--the snswer that she
wac probably in Portlsnd--to this the capt. OF thu
frigste remarked, that they he'd brig fifed in Hall.
fax (the Boxer,) of TIE same force which, would
cruz" Ter herr aud If they met, would settle the al.
fair rs TO s1peyio,ity in the time aud manner they
captured the Chesapeake. This much desired
meeting has oocurrcd-and we hope capt. EpvortF
viii have the msgnsninity TO allow merican prov
and superiority, as il is evident the Boxer hsd
an equal Humhcr If men, is larger vessel gnd was
Gruizing to encounter this fatal E-TI.ERPRIZE.
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Extract Ola letter from, Burlington, under
date or The 12fh inst.
"On "Wednesday last, Gen. Parker left
this place with all the artillery and about
$500 infantry--our fiot,lla accompanied him.
Reports say they are destined for Isle aux
Noix. Troops are daily marching on TO
support hia,. The campaign appears to
have commenced in this quar,er.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

fi .hdRRfED--in Paris, Capt. LOUIS LErUvRs, to
Captain MARIE THoasAu TIT appears that Capt.
j. commanded a company in Spain, and several
hines would have been taken prisoner BY the British,
during battles, aud at one time wou.d have
drowned, but for the bodness anl excrtlons Of Miss
+ who had entered the army in disguise, TO save
her brother who had been drafted, whose constitu-
tlon Was too weak to bear camp fatgues, and whose
appearance she greatly resembed. ..She had been in
the service several years, and had been made
Lieutenant FOR her activity and bravcry had rcceiy-
ed many wounds but her sex was not discovered un-
stil she received ball in the breast of which Capt
l. spprxed Marsh N Souit when she was raised to
the rank Of cap, an. Capt. L. full of gratitude aad
admiration, solicited her hand, and they were both
permitted TO retire upon half pay.
DIED-on Wednesday last, on board the u g.
ffigate President, CoprRsy HyxR, seaman, aged
47-Thc deceased was y native of Rhode Island and
was one of the numerous instances of impres essment
which have been the Of complaint against the
Eaglish.. He WAS taken from on board an American
merchant ship. aud though he never voluntarily en-.
tered their service, he was detained from his coun-
try and friends FOURTEEN YEARS, during which
period he was present at seventeen engagements and
gained the reputation Of good seaman and brave
mantle AZ length found means to escape, and on
his return to the United States he Immediately ship.
ped on board the President where he continued un-
ell his decease-s conduct rsceivng the marked APP
probation Of his commander and the other officers
Of the frigsc..He Inferred on Thursday last ut
Charlestown--his funeral was attended by Lcuten-
ant, eight Mdshipmen. all the petty officers, and
fifty ssamen Of the ship. and the ceremonies were
Psrformed by the Chaplain in manner highly sol.
sus and impressive
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From Hanlbi,i printed in London.

From Hanlbi,l printed in London.
PROPOSED INSCRIPTION
Fer 'he Lid Of a Chest, in The .7rchipes Of the
Privy Council
Beneath, are deposited
All that rmans Of the once celebrated
OREERs IN COUNCIL.
Circumscribed by this narrow boundary
aud reduced TO a few shreds
a whorthless parchment,
those naughty and innova'ing DEGREES
which, in their lifetime, convulsed Empires
and tore the scanty morsel
from the grasp Of starving Millions,
now repose in harmless obscuri,y
Through the baser passions of the human heart,
the moral Genealogist
may perhaps trace their origin to remotcr distance;
but their immediate progenltors, were
.Msignisy and Infatusaon.
Fostered by unremitting parental care,
and the sborious cxertons Of their relatives,
Sofhisfry and Fdischood,
they rapidly attained
80 aformidable and disgraccful maturity.
During disastrous period
Of Six Years,
they exercised an uncontrolled oppression
- over the Industry and Resources of the Poor;
Polluted the Commercial Character Of Great Britain
with the most loathsome vllainies
Cherished the infant Manufactures Of our Rivals;
3 and insultcd the Public R ats Of Manknd,
~ long series of hateful and aggressive Depreda-
ticns
Their career was ut length arrested
by the awakened energies o. their victims;
and after resistance
which only proved the genuine cowsrdce Of tyranny
when opposed to the united efforts Of
Rectitude and Patriotism
overwhelmed by The contempt Of the Wise,
and the execrations Of the Coods,
they expired June 10th, 1872
On the same day,
their only legitimate descendant,
The Liceace System.
shared the fate OF its guilty parent;
and their death is thus recorded
by AN indignant Public,
FTs as an Event
Eaught with sdmon ton TO future Legislators,
and strongly Illustrative
lt OF the consclatory and important Truth.
that IL Is essential TO the very Mature of Evil:
to issue in its own Destruction.
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SIX Valnabke Dairy Farms,


rs hereby offered for sale, unressonsbly low for
L Cash, or approved Notes, payable in l, ana ;
years in equal annual payments said Farms are sit
uated in Tollsad (Con within from to 5 miles
of the Court. House in said town and abou, .s mites
from Hartford, principally adjoining each other and
under good improvement, with good Houses. Barns,
Cider Mills sc. &c. thereon stsnding, containing
from 90 to go acres each For further particulars
those who wish 70 advance their interest rapidly are
invited 10 esll ON Nathaniel Ives and Elisha Stcs ms,
Esuu,res, of Tollsnd, or the subscriber in Wat
crford. S miles from ew-London, Connecticut
WILLIAM ELDREDGF.
Waterford (Con) Feb I, 1878. CIV
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D;.tr;et Of RAod,.l.lond. se.


Disfriet of Rhcds-lsiand, &c.
DuRSUANT TO Warrant from the Hon. David
1 Howell. Esq Judge Of the District Cohrt Of the
Uni,ed states, for the Rhode. Island District:
do hereby give potce, to sll persons concerned,
that there has been filled. before said Judge, Libel
By James Dolly, commander Of the private armed
schooner Ralia. of Baltimore, in the District OF
Maryisri, u. keha'f Of himself and the owners, Of
GERS and crew Of the said private armed vessel, a
gains, the ship MARY, whereof George Jenkins wss
MASTER Ler tackcl, apparel and furniture, and the
arms, stores, goods, wares and mcrchsndiSe, on
board the same the said ship Mary, her taekciap-
parel and furniture, and the arms, stores, goods,
wares and merchandise aforesaid, did belong al
is ai,eigcd by the said Libcllants the government
of the UnIed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
or to subject subjects thereof. having 5een cap,
tured by the said james Doo, commander ofthe SAID
private armed schooner, he high seas. pursuant
10 commission from the Prcsitcnt II he United
States uner the seal Of the Un.,cd States, against
the vessels goods and effects OF The Government o'
the United King Of Great Britain and ireland,
and OF the SUBJECTS thereof which said ship or ves-
sell and spou-,cnances ss aforesaid, the said James
DooIy. commander as aforesaid, hath brought into
the port of Newport, within the District OF Rhode.
Islands and tria, will be had the sforego'ng Libel
at special District Court TO be holden az the Court
House, IN Providence. in said District, on Wedncs
day the 2sth day Of February, inst at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon.
Gis~n under nv hand az .Nerf'e-., tie is' day o.
February. H. ID. 1915. -.
YsENEzEv X DrXrER, .hcrstct
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HATS.
Samuel ]. Potter,

Hcquatnts hiS fr1.HdS and tie Pa6lIc-
in general.
THAT he has taken the Store, No.
\ 1i8, Thames-streei, opposite Mr. Nathaniel
Sweets, where he intends keeping very extensive
assortment of English and American manufactured
III 4 L S.
which he will warrant not inferior to any in the Uni
ted States viz:
Centlemen's fashionable Beavers,
Super6ne do. Castors.
Common do. do.
Patent elastic silk HATS.
Plated and wool do.
With general assortment of Children's black, blue
drab and green Beaver also, few dozen of SIN n
red, black and green morocco HATS-Al of VIII G.
he will sell at wholesale retail, cheap be
purchased in New-York or Boston April 90
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Neaybort Shoe Store and
Mann1aetoy,
No. 100. IhAMES-S 5 TREET,
KErT BY
1DHV M D4VTC

-
WHO has recently received from Doston and
w elsewhere, a large assortment Of Lads ard
Gentienen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather eHOES, If almost every description. He
has nose of tine first quality, which he will warrant
AID recommend--also. quantity that he will sela
reduced prices.
lie also bas his Shoe Store supplied from
his Msnufactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks hc pronounce of a superior quality any
which made In Newport. and OF the latest fasls-
icns, as he employs number Of experienced work
at 3ooi-makng, and several excellent workmen
n the mASuteeture OF Ladies' SHOES Of every dcs-
cription
Those GeDIemCn who may wish 70 be fit.
ted 10 their measure with Boots Shoes will please
to leave their measures at his shoe-store, or At his
Mandatory in the Of the same, ~ith his fore.
Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecian Slips,
other Shoes, viii be waited on by his foreman, who
will take their measures, at the shortes st notice.
He rcturns his thanks to MS customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and naters
himself b. the exertiors he has made TO procure
good workmen and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further Patronage.
N. 3. An assortment OF Morocco, of all
co!ors, Binding Skins, Boot-Wcb Cord and Tassels
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
be attended 20. .,-s ....%-... !, 81 i, May. 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

A Correspondent. has politely furnished us with a
part Of the year i777,s correctness may be relied
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4DOetrv


FROM fae boston Cenu3et.
WHERE rs FRIENDSHIP
lNsWER 80
lis where two hearts together join,
Which nought below can sever;
IT'S where concordant souls combine
In virtuous endeavor:
Or rather tbs where but one heart
To persons two pertaining,
Congenial sympathiss impart
From clashing views reiraining.
'Tis where the voice Of chiding truth
In honey'd tone is blended;
'T'is where the unprotected youth
The Guardian hands extended
IT'S where two minds together glow,
With mutual joys expanding,
'Tis where two breasts, one pang shall know,
Each others griefs commanding.
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WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having in various used d. RoJertsen's ceebra-
ted fnmiiy .Hedic,.es, hich are now prepared by
DR.. r. w. Dyoa, of Phiiadeiphia, we have found
them highly segvIceabe in fsDliiies, and particu
larly eA acious in removing hose complaints for
which they prescribed, We feel assured of their
excellence, and sonsder these medicines valuable
AMI well worthy the attention of all families.--In
testimony hereof We have affixed respective sig
uatures. David Jones,
Late chaplain TO General Wayne, Chester county.
Edward Ayers, V. ID. NJ. No ll2,Norih Fifth street.
Edward WalEngion, No g. Queen street
Nathaniel Bayne, No. 95, North +, ont street.
John ID Nelson, No 95, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 70, Christian street.
William Julian, No 90. South Fifth street
Jacob Slough, No. l8l, Noble street.
David Fisher, 80. 1877, Arch street
Jacob Hun, No. 355, Gallo sbill street,
II L. Brosisky, No. 81, south sixth street.
John Shrdeves, Jr. No So, Coates street.
j. Himll, ". +. Corner OF Pace and Tenth s&eet.
Hanah Burden, No 529, South Front street
Thomas Rose, Tammany street, near Fourth.
Preston Goodwin, Market street, near The Bridge.
James Branson, Burlington County, j.
Willirm Holinshead, Gloucester County, n. j.
Enoch Eldridge, Gloucester County, n ].
Isaac Wiggns, Chester County.
john Smith, No. 368, North Second street.
Christopher Dresher. Upper Dublin Township, Pa)
Michael Craft, Morrisvlie, (Pa)
Joseph Henry, Near Norrstown Montgomery County.
George Engels, United States Arsenal.
Oct22-1yeow
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the cure O; TIA; most dlsasrceatse ard .c.nsa.ine
disorder the ITCH. Price Etiy cen:s per bor.
DR.. DYOTT'S
Infaliable Toothe-Achs Drops;
Price so csns.
Circassian Eye Water
A sovereign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
Price SO Genie.
DR.. TISSOT'S Celebrated
Cont and Rheumatic Drops;
Price fyo Dsilars.
The Vegetable ba.m of Life
Prize Dollar.
The Balm OF Iberia;
Extracted from m Iberan plant, for curing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &c. &c.
Price szss Dollars.
The Restorative Uentiririce
For cleansing, whitening and preserving the Teeth
and Gums. (l'r5ce so cents per 6or.
SDce these invaluable medicines were first discoy-
cred, upwards Of Seven Hundred thousand Persons
have experienced their happy and salulsry eRects-
many OF whom from the lowest state Of their dsor-
ders.i
Take nOnee, that each and all the a5epe ssuane
Medicines are sgned the outside cspsrs zilh tie
sigaasHre Of she ssie proprietor,
L. w. Dyott, M. -.
or Persons desirous of consulting DIR. DyoTT
may by applying above, ob in his advice gratis.
- The above Medicines are for sale, by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, ApO,hccary,
Newport.
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Just Published,
SPIRITUAL MAGAZINE,

Gospel Treasury.
Intended for the Promotion OF Experimental
Religion, and the Exposure of Error and
Delusion.
By TIE REV. G. s. WHITE, Freetown, Mass.
Truth feareih nothing much ccneeatrenf, and
desireh nothing much clearly TO be kaid open 10 tie
psezg of ALL When rcs nake, IL ~ most lovely and
poroerfM"-sIBBs.
No.I JANUARY, 1873 VOL l.
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tttlt JSLE.
A Hawser of about inches 100 latham in length
~ be sold on the most reasonable prico, for
cash. Apply TO WM. WHITE.
Newport, Peb. q, 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

to LII,
(hnd possession to be given the 25th March next,)
THE well known Farm in liver,on, late
the residence OF Col John Cook, deceased, to-
gether with all the Buildings and privileges thereto
belonging. Said Farm contains about 200 acres,
and in goodness OF soil and beauty of situation is
surpassed by none in this state.
For further particulars apply to Capt ELISHA
BROWN, in Trerton, or to JOSIAH G. SHAW, in
Newport JAM 20.
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4 u
TWO Farms, in Portsmouth aud Bristol,
> viz Farm in Portsmouth, near Congdon's
Inn, containing rs acres. Also, one Farm Pau
per's-Squash, in Bristol, of l02 acres, in eXceient
order part of the rents viii be received III m-
provements, and the remainder in p, oduce.
Inquire of JAMES DWOLF
Nh None need give themselves the trouble OF
inouiring. bat such as offer good security FOR
the faithful performance of their contracts.
Bristol Jsn, q 1913.
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Patent Sky-Lights, &c.

~~~s
TUST received, and for sale, by
j JOHN B. LYON, Lyons wharf
A quantity OF Patent SKY-LIGHTS.
He has also for sale,
$500 feet of Romsdell's Oars, of th. first quality
various Sizes 50quintals streighis and shoal Fish
Mess Pork, old and new, in bbls and half bbls with
variety Of other articles.
J. b. LYON contemplating new arrange.
ment in his business, requests all persons having
accounts open with him to cali and close the same
before the lst Of March, and all persons ndebs
ed to him earnestly solicited to settle their ae
counts by Cash or Note. by that time Dec. "a.
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OCJ All the profits arising from this work will be
appropriated to the spread of the gospel in Amsrca.
vinity.
The above work is for sale at tais office-at Mr..
THOMAS II. MuMroRp's store--at LINCOLN & Ed
MAJ ps No. So, Cornhili, Boston-and by the differ
booksellers aud others in various parts of the u
nited States.
The second number will be published on the first
Of April, and will be issued quarterly at 20 cents
each number Newport, Feb 4, 1913.
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" 5WIEO,
20 1--we IN 4 small Family, single midtlle aged
Csld-en, TO take the principal charge Of child and
to ASSIST in some of the lighter work Of family
Such p-rson recommended one Of good charac--
ter ms, hear of suitable enconra ement, by apply
ng at he DHce the r l. Acpublcan. Jan II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-05

tive DoIIsnI
" ROKE iom la.I
kgon sa'ultay l,s.,I
about IA l-9 or l.ks
ronDd, bis leh tGdMj
iootlock, and the lover
ders marked With t,tI
md switch tail, Her
Ct a rope halter ibra !
last seen, back Of Sts,
The above rtvvt /,
bringing lin borr.
ROEll
oftIosits III: Ha1
June |.
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PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority OF 9 decree OF
.thc Circuit Court Of the District OF 80
lumbia, held at Alcxandria. in the case
of John Withers against Richard Lew
us, the subscriber will CHER at puoIic
sale on the premises,at 4 O'Clock 7 AZ.
on Monday, the seventh day OF mex.
month, several y,luable improved LOTS
or, the north side Of King street ana
west side Of Washington street. OK.
tending from the intersection OF the
said streets one hundred feet IN front
OH Washington street, and seyenty 20
feet5cisht inches and an half IL front
on. Ring street The sale VIII DC mace
for cash.
R. I. Taylor. Comm.
NJ {, % cots
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FOR SALE.

A Tract Of Land, in the District Of
Coiumbia, containing one hundred and
eight, six acres, large proportion OF
which is well timbered, the residue
being cleared and Of fertile soil. Al.
SO another Traet, containing abort l20
acres, through which the Wa,hingtop
and Little River Turnpike road passes
On sid lard are several handsome 81
tuddons, commanding an extensiv'
view of The circumjacent neighbour
hood. Near the shove turnpike, per
Raps, wonldhe good stand for pub.
lie house. Also Mill Seat, being
possessed of every possible advantage.
having 8 and half feet natural fall H.
a short distance, with plenty OF good
stone sufficient for dam and building
nf any dimensions. ] will sell all, o,
any part Of the above property, or ex-
change for bank stock or country pre-
duce. Apply 10
G.. w. Carlln.
Alexandra.
March Is law
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Land for Sale.

r4eHE subscribcrofers for sale' oe, :
tween 40 and 1870 acres !. 81 woe 8
Land, on the right hand side OF TIC ! GO olo
Road leading from the Townof zen Zen
terville to Alexandria,
This lard adjoins the lands OF Messrs.
David Lane, Bernard BRYAN Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Henning. The soil afthis land IS SUIT
ed TO the culture ofWheat, < Is with,
in halfs mile Of tho Turnpike and
wi, be .hcwn & the terms mate known
by ap,Iicstion to Messrs, David Lane'
sr Gesrge Lane, Jun. residing near the
rren;ses, or to the supscriber living In
Stafford county. J
Geo: Lane,
Executor 81 J. II. Lane, deed.
January Is iawo"
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NOTICE.

NN Monday the l4th day OF Ju''s
~ next, will be sold upon the pre-
misses, by virtue Of a Deed OF lfus'
from William H4rtshorne to the SUD
.cribers, Lot of Ground, commonly
called sWater Lot, lying upon '''e
east side Of Water street and sou =.
side of Wilkes street, extending ~
feet seven inches upon Water st'ee''
and from that street into the river'
Term. of Sxle-One fourth OF INC
purchase money in hand, the resl'ue
.iih interest from the day OF SAFE ..
$, IL, 10 months, those payment. !, -
&c secured to the satisfaction OF ~. s
resident and Directors Of the BANK o.
Alexandria.
James Keith.
john c. Herbert Is,l
May IL aaw's