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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue ot a power of attorney from
the proprietor, will be offered a.
Public Auction on the premises, ON
Thursday next the 18th instant,
A lot of ground situate on
the east side OF Fairfax and south side
OF Duke Streets in the town of Alexsn.
dria, fronting twenty feet on Fairfax
Street and running back seveaty, six
fset-being Lot granted BY John
Murray to John Petit, and now in the
occupation of Agnes M'Aighen. Tt.
tie and terms made known st the time
and place of the Sale.
]. D. Simms,
Attorney in fact for the Proprietor.
May II.
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coMMuNIcATED.

DIED on Monday Evening las, Mrs
ANN NEwToN, wife of Mr.. WILLIAM
c. NEWTON. aged IS years, alter a
.ong and painful affection in which she
cyinoed the patience and resignation Of
a Chris,iap-ana under the influence Of
that Religion, she protested while Inv;
ing with the cheering hope ola blessed
immortality, parted with this transItory
world for better.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH.

MONUMENTAL CHURCH.
This magnificent building was first
opened on Wednesday last by the
morning service read by the Rev.
Mr.. Buchanan, and beautiful and
Impressive discourse from the lips
of the Rev. Mr.. Wilmer on the du-
ties of the Ministry and of the Laity.
On Thursday Evening. the Evening
service was read by the Rev. Mr..
Mead. and Discourse was uttered
by the Rev. MIR. Norris.
The yestry of the Church have
onpointed the Rev. Mr. Moore ofihe
Civ OF n. York, as Rector of this
Parish, with a salary of $4,000, to be
raised by an assessment OF Is per
cent on the first cost of the Pews.-
The Convention Of the Episcopalian
Church, now sittingsjn this City.
have ordained Mr.. Moore. as bishop
of the Church Of Virginia. Thus
the Cbarch Of Richmond will be-
come, IS Mr.. Wilmer termed it,
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For SALE.

FoE SALE, Z
First quality Spinning Cotton, in bales,
Muscovado Sugar in hhds.
Havana do in boxes.
Dousie refined do.
Molasses in hhds.
Richmond inspected Tobacco in hhds.
Do. Manufactured do. in kegs,
Smithheld Bacon,
Do. Lard,
Spirits Turpentinc IN bbls.
Goshen Cheese, -
Ground Alum Salt.
TO RENT,
a convenient STABLE.
JOHN GRID.
May L. 81
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Fatal. PISEASE.

Died at Alstead (Vt.) Of the shotsed
.fersr, on Sunday, March 20; George
". GarY, aged years, sick 20 hours
Monday, 2i.t, Charles S. Gary q.
gainsl years, sick 25 bours-Tues.
day. 22d, Enniee Gary, aged years,
sick II hnnrs-- Thursday, cath, on,
p. Gary. aged months, sick l3 hours
fame day, Mrs Polly Gary, aged SO
years, sick SIS hours-Fiidsy, 25th,
PLY Gary, aged Is, sick 5 days asd
IS hours. The above were the wife &
chil9ren OF Mr.. aaron Gary. He had
5uried children before.
Vermont faher.
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AN ACT
For raising revenue for the yeareigh-
teen hundred and fourteen.

Sec. l. Be 1t enacted by the Common
Council Of .Alerandria, in Council assem-.
5led, That the following taxes be le-
We'd on the people and property Of tbs
town, to meet the current expences q
the present year, viz.
On all houses and lots at the rate 8
twelve cents on every hundred dollars
their assessed value.
On every male tytheable one dollar
fifty cents.
On every horse one dollar.
On every four wheel riding carr
six dollars.
On every chair, sulkey, or two wheel
riding carriage three dollars.
On every !avernlicenee fifteen dollars
On every cart and dray, the wheels oi
which are less than FIVE inches in the
tread one dollar.
On every Wagon, the wheels oI
which are less than five inches in thf
| tread dollars.
On every COW twenty-five cents.
On every liceuce to sell horses or cat
tie thirty dollars.
On every male dog 2 dollars and &c
cents.
On every fem.ls dog ten dollars.
SEC. Q. Ind be il further enacted
That to meet the local expenditures p
the several wards of the town, the fol.
| lowing tax be levied in addition to tie
(oreg ing, that is 10 say, upon all houses
and lots within each ward, at the rate 10
8 cents upon each hundred dollars o.
their assessed value.
Sec. s. ind be il f.-the- enacted
That it shall be the duty of the coilec.
tors after the accounts shall have been
placed in their hands for collection, to
proceed to collect the aforesaid taxes
and to destrain for the same if neces.a
ry.
Sec. 4. And be il further enacted
Thot the collectors, before entering or
their Offices, shall give bonds and good
security, payable to The common coun
Gil Of Alexsndria, in double the amour,
of the sum at which the taxes shall be
est'msted, for the faithful performance
oftheir respective duties which said
bonds shall be received and approved Of
by the Mayor, and by him lodged with
the clerk Of the council for safe keep.
ing.
Sec. $. ind be it further enacted
That this act shall be in force from and
after the passing hereof.
Passed in council the seventh day o.
May, eighteen hundred and fourteen.
THOMAS HERBERT,
President
Approved May 9th, 1914.
CHI: SIMMS, Mayor.
Test,
]. P. THOMPSON, c. C.
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q the Metropolitan Church Of the

I" the Metropolitan Church Of the
Diocese.
What wonderful transitions A
theatre. the resort Of the animated
and the gay, the yoluptuoHs and the
youns--bchoid, in a few short
months, it disappears-and in its
place. arises Temple dedicated to
the worship Of the Living God. BY
what wonderful revolutions is this
change Effected?
But it is not for US to open the
heart-touehing tlieme.-The subject
is in ADLER hands. He will do it
ample justice.
Richmond Eng.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY. NAY -.
TO sac,
70 SHEw
raH FERY AGE < sorY or TIE rINs
us loRM AND PRESSURE"

BY the accounts brought by the Mi.
das, arrived at Savannah, from Bordeaux,
It appears that some important changes
have occurred in the tide OF French af.
fairs: The allies seem to have revived
from their ashes, and become more for
nidahlt, than they were before their an
nihiia tisn.
TIE Sgufhern Isdion War-Ended.
Yesterdays Mail brought handful
from the office of the Georgia Journal,
announcing the agreeable intelligence
that the Greek Indians had surrendered,
and proposed a treaty wi,hthe U States,
which was to be Immediately concluded.
Several Of the principal risg leaders and
murGeress ofthe whites, bad been given
ue. The Information was brought by
Capt. Proctor of the army, who was,
just from the Hickory Ground.
The capture of He NJ. Brig Epervier,
by the'U. States Brig Peacock, as re-
lated in our paperofthis morning, addsa-
so:her laurelto the wreath, that adorns the
naval character of our countrymcn. At
the same time, it furnishes another evil
dence Of The wisdom of the Federal Po-
Icy, and of the folly of those who have
rejeiced, in demo!ishing every foanda-
ton Which their predecessors had laid,
for the glory and welfare Of the nation.
Had Federal Counsels prevailed in our
Cabinet, we should by this time have
bad a Navy, which would net only have
protected Us in the navigation of our
own waters, but would have secured to
Us, without struggle, what we have
wasted so much blood and treasure in
gruitless endeayors to ob,ain-shc Li6er.
~ ofthe Seas. 1t may be truly said oil
our democratic administrations, They
have been void OF counsel, aud without
understanding"
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who ha. lost MS arm. ! am happy e
saw the Peacock received no material
iniiury-her fore.yard and two men
.ho. in her hull. The brig had up
wards of 8ioo, zoo on board.
have the honor to be, &c: Z
JOHN b.. NICHOLSON.
The Hon. WILLIAM JONES.
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.,I q, ioerd--twenty leagues east
So Pa,mas we captured on the llth
o. ~ the brig Roebnck, OF London,
Mar. small euautity of ivory, aquanti-
VII" a.,,o-oil and various other articles.
~, .. destroying her armament and car
a".. oaroled our prisoners, and gave,
g. 60, he brig as acar,el toSierra Leone.
''' .ssr a long chase on the asth March,
-, four hours of which was in
~ ~ reather, we captured the Eng.
v ,o I,a;a ship Woodbridge. with car.
'- # rice and dye woods, but had bare
,a.cn possession of her, when the
r,.s,ber cleared up, and We discovered
a.., Of Is sail Immediately to wind
.a,d Of us and two ships of war stand
w. ror US; we were compelled to a.
s,saon the prize with precipitation and
a,,erding 10 our own safety till II A.
n, the next day when they gave over
no chase and returned to the feet.
JencIo.e the paroles signed by the
tris0Ders.
an, with great respect, your obe-
dea, servant,
r,,. ,52liam Jones,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
rssn ofo letter from, CAPTAIN Blake'y TO
me Secretary IF the Nary, dated
U. S Ship Wasp, at Sea
9 P. NJ. Is. Nay, 1878.
SI2,
have The pleasure 70 ipiorm ycu, we
,,iled this dey a,4P NJ from Ports
north. y II, and have now afnc breeze
=, North West. From the specimen of
n. s,illns Of this ship stree leaving
por,, en,e.taia the most favorable pre-
,,s,s Of her future performances. l
,5sH keep YOU informed OF my proceed
;,r by every proper opportunity.
have The honor to be, very respect
f,gv, your most obedier, servant
]. BLAKELY.
H-r. N'M. JoSEs,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
CRY ar lstf.r from Commodore choun-
eey to the Secretary Of the Nary.
u. S. Ship General Pike,
Sackeu's Harbor, May |, lsla.
SIR,
Ian sappy to have il in nv power 20
inform sou that the Y. S. ship { Snfe-
ror,' was launched this mornlsg, with
oct accident.
The Superior is an uncommon beau
tul, we'll built ship, something larger
than TIC President snd could noun, ca
guns, if it wss thought advisable % put
:. Macy spou her. This ship has besa
buli, in the short space Of eighty days,
and when il is taken into view, that t~ o
s.igs Of 500 tons each have also been
tuil', rigeed aad completely lifted tor
service since the first OF February, 1t
Mill Nc acknowledged that the mocha
Bics employed on this station have done
their duts.
have The honor 20 he, SC.
ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
Zen. WM. JONES,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
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CAPTAIN BARCLAY.

A public dinner and ball was given
to capt. Barclay, at Terrcbonne,
Canada) on the Goth inst. Among
the volunteer Toasts. this gallant
but unfortunate officer. gave "Com.
Perry, the gallant and generous
enemy.
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TO LET.

A two strcy BRICK HOUSE on
Cameron street, west Of Christ Ctnrch
and late ilfhe occupation Of c. T. Pey-
ten. Possession will be given imme6i.
ately-Apply at This Office.
May -. 3t
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Wishing on llS'iiitaiissaai Lostsiie
On Tuesday next the i7th lastenti
mich xiIl be the s0sh DAY Of dlawngt
the First Drawn Number III % enp'
lad to the Capital Prize Of AZ
1000 Dollars &
syusr REcEIyED,
a few TICKETS = SHARES, wars
sranted undrawn.p Present price 8 i4y
but will positively advance on Tuesday
morning to 8 Is.
FOR Sale BY n.s ~
As,.,9. ST.
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber of AIexanJrfs
county, in the District of Columbia.
has obt:inea from the Orphans Court
of said county letters of administration
on the personal estate Of Jehs w. Har4
FER, late of the county aforesaid, ds~
ceased: all persons having clain.s a.
gsinst TIE said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the sameLwith tho
vouchers thereof, passed ~ the Or
phans' Court to the subskriber, on or
before the 10th day Of November NEXT.
or they may bylaw be excluded from
al beneitto said e,.ate-snd those IT..
dcbted are required to make immediate
payment.
Given under nv hand this 10th day
of May 1914.
WIN. A. HARPER,
..1dm'r. Of John W. Hxrtrs
May 10 st
TO RENT,
That valuatle Stdnd for a Store
at the corner Of King K Royal Streets.
Apply to the
ADMINISTRATOR.
Nay 10. 49, 81.
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PUBLIC BATHS.

THE .ubsciber respectfully Informs
The public that his Bath House ton tho
ALLEY adjoining, the Theatre, and cppos
I site the City Hotel )-is now open ana
will be kept in tho most complete orde,
till the list OF October; where WhKM
and COLD BATHS may be had .. any
time iDthe day & until 2 o'clock, at night.
~ Two sepera,e BATHS areksps
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES, who Will
please TO come in the Alley adjoinlning
Mr.. F. FaiItax's brick house on Royal
street. ~.
A.many Of the respectable Ladies y
Gentlemen of Alexandria have hereto.
fore been subscribers, and tound tho.
greatest benefit to their health from
frequent bathing during the warm yes-
Their, the subscriber does not doubt bus
they will recommend to every iDdly!-
dual f their acquaintance the good ets
tects & comfort of the WARM BA.Il]f
N B, A Room win be spproE1 -!
she putpssx az h1aex ~ -
,tloss &Ao may reaviso IN 4
49, 49, 81 ~ g ~ -
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ICE GRE A NJ

re Subscriber informs the La5ies
and Gectlsm>r, th-t he has
.,a.'nenrfa HI, ICE GRE AN, and
-aNe able 10 suprly those who may
ppfn him, every day with his de-
",G r"treshment Those who can
DIV lin with GRE AN, during the
20, Siii please give him notice,
.. Cash given for enpty Hme
Porter Bs,riss.
Louis Beeler,
- Sf
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By LAST NIGHTS Mail.
WASHINGTON CITY, May II.
Coty efa letter from 1t. Nleolson to fht
Secretary Of the Nary.
Sapannnh, Nay ls., 1914.

OHFHHH-'75 80 ~ - =
SIR,
have the honor Of informing you
Of my arrival here IN late his Britain
nic Msiesty's brig Epervier, OF eigh-
teen 50 pound earronades,r Cspt. Wales,
captured By the sloop Peacock. on Fri
day morning the ae'b, off Cape Carna-
veral, after an action CT IS minutes, In
which time she was much cut up In
hull, spars. rigging and sails, With up
wards Of feet water in her hold, hsv-
lug the advantage Of the weather gage.
She has lost killed snd Is wounded,
apoag ths latter her hrst Lieutenant
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Oo/ NANAOS
Near the Court House of said County,
about miles from Alexsndria and IL
from Georgetown, aboat one fourth in
Wood 1t .bounds with good water
and meadow land, there being at least
sixty acres OF bottom land there ia
on said farm NEARLY 6Disbed) com.
Portable dwelling house with all nsces-
sary out houses, abcnt 200 bears.ig app
pie trees, and il is supposed there is
sufficient stresm ard a good scite for
water works Of various kinds. will
also sell lease for lives for 3i2.Acfes
on which / now re:ide-tbis farm is in
good repair. Any person wishing to
purchase will apply to the subscriber,
who Will show the premises and make
known the terms Of sale Possession
Of the FIRST mentioned farm WIN
be Given immediately snd The other On
tine lst day of Nov. nexts
Joseph Powell.
Jan. 81. lawtE
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Confirmation Of the capture Of
the EPEkVIER.

The Sayann.h Republican" Of The
Sd and the ,si Charleston Times" ofthe
4th inst. received by yesterdays mail !,
confirm the capture pf the Eteypier by
the u Sts,es brig PEACOCK. The
particulars as far as they had transpired
agree with those already given. The
Epeevier h.l arrived ~ Ccckspur (about
miles below Savannah) add was ex-
pec,ed up in few hours.
In consequence Of al erder from
col. Carberry. a detachment OF the
ssta. under the csmmand Of Major
Stuart. left this city yesterday at
fe o'clock for Leorard town. in 81.
Mary's county. 1t is saiR the Bri,
,ish are forfifying Blackstone island
in the Potomac, with The view of
landing their sick. We behave it
is the intention Of Col. G.. TO dislode
them il possiabie. Com. Barney is
near the month OF the Potomac, we
are told. with part Of the Chesa-
peak flotilla. (about II sail.) II this
iniornation shouldprove correct, the
circumstance will tend much to favor
any operations which may be in con-
tenplation.-sHar Rep.
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ORPHANS COURT.
.Alerand,ia County, May Term, ial4s
. ORDERED That the administrator
Of John ". Harher deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times
in tbs Alexandra newspapers.
A Copy--Test,
A. Moore, Reg'r.
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale +
1 Farm lying in the County of Fair
fax, containing - I,
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Isaac Williams, }
William Lord, SMagistratcs.
Alex. g. Smith, }
John Smith, Warden.
Geo & CO.. Hubbard 5a5';sH,, Burg'a

To this letter, Capt. Hardy replied verbal
ly, that he should allow till 10 o'clCcls for
Mrs. Stewart to be brought on board. At
this time the principal part OF 8 regts. of mi
lltia had arrived, and the town was perfectly
secure against landing
At 8 o'clock the bprnt.-ship Recommended
throwing shells into the town and being out
of the reach OF our cannon, the General with
drew the militia, excepting guard of fifty
men who were ordered to patrol the streets
for the extingishment Of FIRE, should any
happen. The bombardment continued till
this evening.
On Friday morning the bonnb-ship renewed
her operations a little before sunrise, while
the Families and Pactous were Wrapping in.
At o'clock the frigate opened her FIRE, and
was soon followed by the Families. At this
tirae the canuon were ordered to- be moved to
The north end of the town, where they would
have been serviceable it an attempt had been
made to land under cover of the ships. This
was a very hazardous service as the party
would be entirely exposed to the fire of the
enemy. Volunteers in sufficient numbers in
stanty offered their services among them
were upwards of 20 of the Norwich artillery.
The command Of the party was entrusted TO
Lieut.. Lathrop, Ct that corps. They march
ed TO the battery and brought of the pieces
without the smallest accident exhibiting all
the steadintsS which characteristics veteran
soldiers.
This tremendous cannoDsde and lombard
ment continued TIL nearly noon, when 1t cea-
sed and about { O'Clock TIC ships hauled of
20 their former anchorage.
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EDWARD HALLAM

TWILL sell on very moderate terms for cash or ac-
w ceptances in town,
90 lthIs very old and fine favored Jamaica, and An
tsue Rom,
so Pipes Madeira. Particular Teneriife aud Iisbo
Wines,
50 Bags Green ard White Coffee
10 Cases and fifty CanisterS Imperial Gun-Powdel
Tea,
10 Boxes genuine Port-Wine,
100 CanisteIs Fresh Mustard
so Sets Dining China, blue printed-yaliety ofPat-
terms,
10 Boxes Canton China, Cups and saucers 500 pair
each,
10 Crates assorted Ware,
GOO Boxes Northern, Candes,
40 do. Real Spanish Segars,
100 Kegs High plpofF r and IF Gun Powder,
500 Gallons Lamp Oil.
.EIne 25 yvtf
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

NEWTON DON, Aug. IL.
The number of the enemy killed 8, woun-
ded in the attack on Stonington, from the best
information, was Is Killed and 50 wounded
Our loss was none killed (but two horses and
some smaller animais) ana 5 or 6 slightly
wounded.
A snug little capture was Effected yester-
day. Capt Haley, af Groton, with 5 men put
off from the shore, and was soon discovered
and chased BY barge from the enemy He
then ran into Noank, near Mistic, .pursued
by the barge. When the, enemy had got mp
sufficient distance, and we're about landing,
capt. John Barber, with his company of mill
tia, placed there for the purpose, fired upon
the British, killed J.. wounded 2, and took
the barge and - men, who were safely Ian
ded IN this place to-day, and marched off for
providence. No damage was sustained on our
side. The Gazette reports the crew of the
barge TO have been the master OF the brig
Dispatch and Il men,
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LAND IGOR GALE.

Y1SiE subscriber Offers great bargain in .he Tract
y OF Land whereon he lives, lying in h.besnarc
county, the min road leading !ior Roek-fsh Gap
10 the town OF Warren, on James River, within nine,
miles OF sad RIVER and within u miles OF Mr. James
p Cookies MeirhaDt MIN, cont:in:ng BY late survey
i70t Acres. About 100 Acres is cleared and is now
n Clover, ls or % Acres OF which is good meadow
land, and is ditchcd The lHj lies well,is Of coed
ionndaton andis very Kind reproduce Clover,
and ether Grass The growth Of timber is chiefly pirc
and oak, of which there IS abundance On this tract
good frame dwelling horse, kitchen s smoke-house
also, large new and weibui frame barn with eel
lar under, the ! SIC OF the building, abou; SO bearing
fruit trees and young a9p'e and peach orchard lately
Set ou OF choice fruit Very ccnvenieat to TIE build
ngs IS spring aiiorling eHce'Ient water.
The above land is bounded by the lines af MIR. .Tarnes
r. Cooke, hir Tucker Coles, Capt. WIN. Dabney
Deest and 2'heFs Any further description is deemed
unnecessary asst ispresmed that no perToA will pur-
chase without previously viewing tie premises,
Rn ndisputabie title viii be made tie above land
and possession Immediately given fFcquired. For
further rr'icuiar5, apply to tie sub-ciiber living
the premises.
JANIS WALKER.
Aug. %. w9Wa
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NOTICE

rs hercb- gwen, that Christopher Nfaopllerson's
Pmnphiet on the NiillennuIl, dated the al, June
1911, and the WORD of God to the world in address
dated the 4th June and 18th 'ny, 1Si r foretellg the
downfall of tbeeity OF loni ard the destruction of
tl,e British Navy, may be lad from John Jackson
Grocer, Mr. Cowper, Barber Mr.. Yancey, Barber,
keUbin Morton, Barber, ard MR. Henderson, BARBER
Richmond, AMI from Robert Smith, Grocer, and liam
nibal Prince Barber, of Manchester, and of Graham
Bel, Haek-owner, and James ostou, Barber, OF T. e.
tersburg. Orders Tor quantity will be particularly at
tended 10.
The Pamphlet is.6 Address 3D.
August g. U.Sw
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NEW COURT llvGsA
TCSy6yCl An

EEBOPOSAI.S will be received By Ma. Christopher
j. Ipmpkns, OF kiehmonu, tor suppylsg TIC follow
iiig materials ior the New Court House
Ist. Gsoj hard burnt bricks.
2nd Good stone lime
or Sound mercautahIe humber, consisting Of boards
Tor hoo's, SSc plank and scli:tLns OF y:rlos sizes al
Of heart pine.
II may be proper 10 retuark that no heavy t:rbsi is
required those persons ~ the nvIiribO hood of the
inne stone quarlles up the ryel, lyc IN oppo.t-
MY OF advancing then interest ly Offering favor
able propoelstc supply lime ior building the ausa-
thy bcing considerable.
ROBERT Mills,
Architect.
'piN Is. ISIS