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british DECLARATION.

The following Declaration is attached tn
the ratification of the treaty ofVienna, of the
25th March, 1915, by the British Prince Re-
gent -
" Foreign Office, .4jtrR IS.
1.-The treaty o. which the substance is "a
bove given, has been ordered to be ratified,
and it has been notified on the part of the
Prince Regent to the high contracting parties,
that 1t is His Royal Highness's determination,
acting in the name and on the behalf of his
Majesty, to direct the said notifications to be
exchanged IN due course, against similar acts
ON the part OF the respective powers under an
explanatory Declaration of the following te-
nor, as to article 9Th of the said Treaty
DECLARATION.
The undersigned, on the exchange of ratifi-
cations of the treaty of the 22d of March last,
on the part OF his court, is hereby commanded
to declare, that 8th article of the said trea-
ty, wherein his most Christian Majesty is
invited to accede under certain stipulations.
is to be understood as binding the contracting
parties, upon principles of mutual security, to
a common effort against the power of NApo-
LEON 'bUoNAPARTE In pursuance of the third
article OF the said treaty but is not to be UNI
derstood as binding his Britannia Majesty to
prosecute the W ar, with view of imposing
upon France any particular government.
However solcitous the Prince Regent
may De 10 sec his most christian Majesty res
tored to the throne, and however anxious he
is to contribute, in conjunction with his allies,
to so suspicious an event, he nevertheless
deems himself called upon to make this de-
claration, on the exchange of the ratifcati-
ons, as well in consideration of what is due
to his most christian majesty's interests in
France, as in conformity to the principles ap-
on which the British government has invari
ably regulated its conduct.
The treaty was received in London on
the 5th instant; the answer thereto was des-
patched to Vienna on the 9Th. Authority and
instructions have also been given to the Earl
OF CIancarty tosign subsidiary engagement
consequent upon the said treaty."
M. Editor,
You win do the public great service in
putting them on their guard against an mposor who
IS obisng The ignorant and eredulous to pay patent
iees, upon wing gudscons and brick cornishes Wing
gudgeons were recommended Gas a thing well known5
by Oliver Evans, in work publish, by him 20 years
ago Brick cornishes have been used in this state 40
o. 80 years. There brick cornish to a house At
Turkey Island, below Richmond, 40 years ago This
Inpostor has applied to President Madison and Tho
mas Jefferson 10th OF whom have Mills aud have re-
fused to pay ais fees upon the g,ond Of their illegal
w. .2.@fILLER.
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ADYER1ISENIENT

VIE rev John hirkpatricS will open School on
q the first Monday Of June next IN the Nasop'g
Hall IN Manehester.he proposes to teach the fol-
lowing branches viz Reading, Writing, the English
Grammar and Geography the Latin aud Greek ian
guages, and the elements OF mat hematjcs
ne price OF lution for English students ten dollars
anu ior the languages and Sciences twelve dears and
and atty cents per quaIter-esch student furnishing
every apparatus necessary TO .is studies and his pro-
portonal part of fuel in the winter season.
The customary vacations will be expected. and Sa.
turdays necessarily reserved Tor professional duties
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND A yoiui & my plantation or
V Appomattox River, haye Eve huadrcd acres oe
iapd, which will sell accommodating ter. for
stock # either OF the Banks If Virginia ar stock of the
United States The qtisli,y OF the lard is wei. asar-
ted tor Wheat Corn, 'To acce aud Clover The II
is good, ami the foundation of oiayabout three bur
dred acres are heavily covered and crou led witt rx
ceilent timber, v ich will answer tor buildings saye.
and other purposes. Whit r-lock Greek a constn,t
stream, runs through this tract, on each sai, o. ihe
Greek, large proportion Of the land consists of very
iertie and productive low-grounds There IS a very
high hill, with handsome grove Thereof con,nani.
inS prospect around about fifteen niles with sey.
RAJ hnc springs issning from its baseths is m,st f.
g1oe sete for b'd:Ag 81 a untrysresidenc a lno e
healthy place below the mountains could i.t b, ea,v
selected. 40
There are three bold springs, which water about
twenty or thirty OF flat lad winch now yie'ds
excellent grass and It'll Little labor most ,aii,be
meadow may be hsd which could be covered win
wat-r at pleasure. The distance from p t rsbn,c ia
TWENTY-FIVE, from chmord twenty six miles. nd
navigation convenient. The cleared low and b,.t,
s"d is sufficient for working eight o. ten hands 10 al
vantage The premises will be shewn by me AZ aoy
time. ''
For the terms apply to Mr.. Thomps Taylor &c
Richmond, op to Mr. Samuel Turner OF Petersburg
er to the subsc iber. @
ARCHIBALD THWEATr.
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LON 26.
Courier O.1ice--2 O'Clock.


ave have just received Paris papers of
Tuesday last, which contain the new Con-
stitution, of which we can now only give a
short account. The Legislative power resides
in the Emperor and two Chambers. The
chamber of Peers is hereditary, and the
Emperor names them. Their number is I'M
limited. The second chamber is elected by
the people and is to consist of 629 meiiiuers--
none are to be under IS years. The president
is appointed by the members but approved of
by the Emperor. Members to be paid at the
rate settled by the Constituent assembly 1t
is to be renewed every five years. The EN-
peror may prorogue. adjourn or dissolve the
House ofRepresentatives Sittings to be pub
lie. The Electoral Colleges are maintained.
Land tax and direct taxes to be voted only
Tor year; indirect may be for several years
NO levy OF men for the army, nor any
exchange OF territory but by law. Taxes to
be proposed by the Chamber of Representa-
yves. Ministers to be responsible. Judges
to be rremovable. Juries to be established.
Right OF petition is established. Freedom of
worship. inviolabiIity of property. The last
article says, that e" the French people declare
tnat they do not mean TO delegate the power
OF restoring the Bourbons or any Prince of
that family, even in case of the exclusion of
the Imperial Dynasty"
An insurrection is said to have broken
out at Venice, and the Austrian General been
Killed: 1t is said the King of Naples was to
be at Milan on the 12th.''
French funds ST l-2.'
ihe evening papers also contain the
proclamation Of Murat, calling upon the TIA
ha1s from tue Alps 70 the Strait of Scyla, to
assert the independence Of their country It
eXtois England as " that nation which holds
Out to all others, the model of national go
Vernment."
Some communication is still carried on be-
tween the Courts of Paris and Vienna. The
messenger OF Bonaparte resided several DAYS
at the house of Talleyrand.- German ha-
1iers.
AUSTRIAN BHHethus restricting the oheraff-
ons M Itaiy.--A courier sent off on the 9Th
by Baron BrinoDt, commander in chef of
tile army OF Italy, and who arrived AT Wen
ma on the 18th, brings intelligence that king
Joachim haG removed his Headquarters to
MEDINA, and after many marches and coun-
ter-marches. probably for the purpose Of de.
celving the Austrilns, had directed his nain
force upon Ferra .. This attempt, howeV-
err frustrated by General Won Lauer,
Commanding there.
I'm the Btu the king caused IN his presence
several attacks 70 be made on our tete-de-
pont at Onchlo Bclio, but his troops we're re-
pulsed with considerable loss. IN the even.
ING the encmy's corps was forced to com.
plete retreat.
Our loss in the successful action which toos
place the On the Parann4, and ths assault oil
tne tete de pont on the 9Th, is very considera
Die. tScn. Steflni received a sii ,ht confusion
WAich, however, did not prevent him frOu
Soaeending to command his brigade"
On the 9Th, the English Cen. Lord VIM
Sertinck had an interview with the Genera
~ Chief at Mantua."
The Austrian headquarters were, o
lOthy e moved to Caslotinccio, near Man
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FROM FRANCE

In addition to the intelligence furnished by
our Correspondents, We have received from a
passenger in the J. Monroe, several of the la
test French papers, from which translations
arc making. Re irfrms Us generally that
Bonaparte had consolidate his army. amoun-
ting 10 upwards Of 100000 men and that he
intended to leave Paris the 4th or 5th of Nav,
to take command Of taem in person; and It
was generally supposed that hostile opera
tons would Immediately commence. Ii was
said 81 fret a.Irar,nS be ~ encnnnt.r go
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SPRING GOODS

VUST RECEIVED, by the Prince of Orange,
Cd fran Loadon a general assortment Of FINE
GOODS, CONSISTING OF
Efgings and luce, iooiies, sli ployes
.iIen's bUcsska and beaver do.
Tb,eads ofoH co'o,o's,
Se,virg stik and t4cisf If d.
Cotton hose assorted,
.lhnba', dsaifies, and cuttings, oo.
Irish linens, do
PIghRgs, d.
L0i0lIs, do
.SherAneS, oh
Bgrbazfftes and Ia1ons do
SnDtrfns g. fine ci1ths and cassi0leres,
FYdujcis, Gin leather trunks,
Rims dndhoqbs, 7phe9t scre7os.
Shine binding, assorted
Brisiies md PICKET books, ia.
.SiL, and cation umbrellas, barasols
York stripes, stassis, pins, &c.
WITH Hrg and elegant assortment of CALL
GOES ;--.M ofgasck, .ciH b. said by the biccs.<
package, ~ AtHa5ie terms, ~
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NEw-YoRK, June 8.
LATEST FROM FNGJ. NJ.


The ship verpool-Packet. has arrived at
Boston from Liverpool. She sailed on the
30th April, and brings intelligence four days
later than the Milo. Hostilities between the
Allies and France had not commenced No
news Of much Importance in the London pa
pers.
Napoleon's press is endeavoring to restore
Bernadotte to his cause and the jealousy of
the allies may assist.
Resolutions for the revival of the Property
Tax, towards providing a war revenue,
were passed by the British House of Com
mons, April 10.
1t appears that Lord Castlereagh wrote
letter to the Prussian Minister at Vienna, in
which he said that " Prussia must be aSgran-
dized to form barrier against the alarming
and dangerous pretensions of Russia" How
this letter got into print s unknown. The
London Courier censures Lord Castlereagh
severely.
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I'd 80 50.
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.

IIIFNLe IIitI1Ih fIANI \ = LIS I
PORT Of RIcaNoSp, Va.
.H,Ti0ed since our last.
Brig Brotters, Hudson, LIVERPOOL seh'r. En-
Peror SesL, .Nortokk.
CLLARED :--Brigs Hero, !South10orth, Boston -: Jo-
seph, HaGtef, d. scl'rs Twins, Ueeks, NJ York
FTiehashlp, lanes, BaL,inOre Hsloin H,iad, PM
Gaeiphfa slooi,s Uigon, CGy7vood, Htidsoa Sdlly,
spencer, Elst- Green 0;chj EmiU, Cross, 81. JAS-
mass ) SaRy-.90, G9Llsmith, .Nezg- York.
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fPracr, was in Venice the Sd April.

ofPrace. was in Venice the Sd April.
The Russian armies were on the march,
accompanied by numerous pulks of Cossacks
The Arch Duke Constantine was with them
The first column had reached the vicinity of
Dresden.
A Lubec article of April 10th, says. awe
expect here shortly the arrival of feet from
the Baltic, with $4,000 Russian guards
The Austrian force would be formidable.
The first column, under Prince Coiloredo, ar
rived at Ratisbon, 9th April.
There were Il, 900 allies assembled near
Eamur.
Generals Vandamme and Sebastian have
commands in French Flanders. Gen. Rapp
has the chief command !; and has orders to
station his posts directly opposite those OF
the allies; an1 to be governed i'll his conduct
in all particulars by that of the allies.
Napoleon has permitted one Bourbon, ia
ken in arms, to leave France I; and to two
others, the Duchess Dowager of Orleans, and
Duchess of Bourbon, he has allowed to re-
main in France, and has given them pensions
amounting to 100000 francs.
Louis the 18th, has erected his standard at
Frankfort, and called all his ministers round
him.
More than 10000 workmen are employed
In manufacturing arms at Paris.
The Constitution, discussed every day by
enlightened lawyers, and of whom the great
est part have defended the rights of the peo-
pie in our national assemblies, will soon be
completed, and will appear early next week.
M. the Marshal Massena, DIXIE OF Riyoli,
Prince of Essling, has arrived at Pays.
The Journal de la Meurthe contains the
following article: A letter from Strasburg
nf the 18th of April, mentions, that it is re-
ported that the powers assembled at tine
Congress had, with single exception, &C
knowledged the Emperor Napoleon, upon
condition of securing maintenance to the
Bourbons."
EOtrdcf Of letter from a merchant ar Nor
lair, to his correSfon6et az Boston, datea
May z.
Every thingis tranquil in France--I.ll the
young men are ordered to Paris"
1t was supposed at Morlaix that Bonaparte
had an army OF 600, 900 men.
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LAND near z
near Iogv'i, on tie Richmond INN
f,ite Road,
FOR SALE.

in Pursuance ID resolution of The board of d.
rectOrs Tor the Richmond IurnriSe Company viii
be sold, on the premises in LOTS oil ten acres exch
on the 2Ist ist. under dc supcrin;eDdaace of Mr.
thomas lay Tor, about SO acres Of the
= II Nd,
Purchased by sAl Company, ri Mrs lame Clarke w.
in said road, being part OF that on ,gch .i,, IRE,
sent dollhouse, nearest to Richmoad, stands
CREDITS, of 2, 6, and II months viii be allowed
the purchasers, their executing notes for tic LIS.
chase money, negotiable aud payable at one of The
Banks in Richmond, with approved endorsers Tn.
title ofte land to be retained, until the whole pu.
chase money paid on, the purchasers may h-y..
deeds, and give deeds of trust secure the pa, nent
OF the purchase monty, may DC m st agt eeaLl u,
them. n SHEPPARD Iressr,-,-
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On the iSA .2pr3l, the -4rch Duke Charles took
command as CoOernor Of Jt1eatz and issued Ge-
neral, Order, in 1aich he INFORMS h;s troops that
proud Of the destination G7,d FIJI eff confidence IL,
the noble sentiments zrlch drects RE subjects Of so
great number Of Princes to5uQrds The same object
and ereite an them t!e came enthusiasm Ihaue has-
tened to come hifher'
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NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT At THE
NEXf AUGUST COURT OF
ANAMPBELL county, 4 th, court-house thereof
all the
LANDS e. LOTS,
IN that county, r turned delinquent for the ron-nay-
mentot the taxes Of the last year. rs will be sufficient
iodsciarge the arrears OF taxes which shall then r..
main unpaid for that year and ten per cent DANA
ges thereon, together with the taxes Of the present
year
The sales will commence on the first dsy Of the
completed. "
The subscriber is authors u toreceive all snsb 10,
es and damages, at any time before the land si,,i ~
ssld. '"'i ne
A listofdel nqueos may BE- seen /, e,.e, ~.
hse OF the sid county, u pos, Isl If the ubse,ir
or The Office OF the Auntor OF public acc,gat
NICHOLAS HAnnrsor. ID G
FIR
DANIEL 3. PRRRovv. s & @
June i4--------v 8w -
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10. We have attempted, in vain, to end room for
W.T.. Garnett Lettcr-but the mass of Foreign News
great and SO interesting, ncaessa lily to exclude
n-hs we do not know when we can PROMISE it a
place, Europe 1sing ON the eve of most eventfui
srnggle,) shall hold the letter subject TO Air Cs
order 49, - D
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force. consisting of Prnssians. Austrians and
British, amounted 10 10000. Lord Welding
ton, on the 18th April, dined with the count
de Lille at Ath, at Valenciennes, and after
wards returned to Brussels. PM, Gaz.
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Plntfsbnrrh. L,lne 9.

Piatts6urgh, June 8.
British ,deSerterS. --Twenty-t British
soldierss reported at the Inspector Generals
Office on "Wednesday and Thursday last.
Three Of them were musicians, md brought
their instruments with misunderstanding of
royal patent Bugle, "a Bassoon and a Clario-
net. Most Of the soldiers brought their guns
and equipments complete. Numbers of de-
serters arrive daily.
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We understand that the 8th regt. under the
command ofcol. Jack, is ordered to attend the
u. ) commissioners, vino will shortly com-
mence running the boundary line as designa-
ted IN Jackson's Treaty. This measure of
precaution is deemed necessary in conse-
quence OF the hostile threats of the Lower
Greeks, who appear determined to oppose
the Commissioners in the prosecution of their.
labors. Georgia l4rgus, May 81.
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YNE. COOK.

LNFORSfShs friends and tie public, thar Il.
has this dug .forr,ed a
COPARTNERSFIIP
Trfth Mr.. Henry Wax-the business heretofore cor
red on 6g hfm. zTN be conircted 6s -Jlr Jyia, ,s.
der he firm of
COOK e EV,dX,
'Fho rig eaecnfe al riders tof tie 'pa,nsact,ue of
cCpfr t57,. sheet .,oI, Sc in IN. best ,nG,,,er AMI
ne lc7pest Terms
NB The highest p'fcr gioeTl tor old GOPHER, pe.sl
Ter, brass s. lead.
J'rre lQr----T
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ENQUIRER-OFFICE,
Richmond. June ID. 1915.
WNJb

WINK
Has no doubt, desolated the deIds of Europe--We
give IN this psper mas 81 important intelligence
Speculation is almost dunb--Every thing depends up
the People OF Frsnce.In what an august relstion
does Napoleon Bonaparrc stand to the whole world
Almost all Europe III arms against one man
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The following Declaration is attached to
the ratification of the treaty ofVienna, of the
25th March, 1915, by the British Prince Re-
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CASH ron CoaS & FElra BNFREI- ~ 6 -
M irish to ptTctrSe q slbb4, orCoru I'll. -
Barrels Slaves q Heading, euler aonble ~ 81, H.
seasoned timber Is prJsrfed
8 P. HAXALL&Co :
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NEw-yoRK, Nov. %.
Still later from France.

py the arrival of the ship Blooming
Rose. capt. Irowbridge in 20 days from
bordeaux, the Editors of the CONNER
eial Advertiser have received afile OF
Bordeaux papers tothe 18th Object. and
Of Paris papers to the 9th both inclusive;
The supreme legislative assemblies OF
France. we're opened ON the 7thgof Oct.
The speech of the King, on this interest
mo occasion, Will be found among our
traSslations this evening Additional
translations WILDE given inoar next.
Translated for the Commercial .4dcer-
tiser,
LONDON, Get. 5,
Public Funds.-a per cent. conso.s 81
3d.
Omniunf-9 premium.
On Monday evening Mr.. Palmer ar.
rived here from Paris, followed by l6s
enormous bales, containing all the effects
|of Bonaparte, which he had acquired
Among them is his carriage Of ceremony,
which surpasses every thing OF the Mind
we have seen In this country.
0mniuin has experienced for s days
past, arise Of one and q half per cent
=
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New Publications. & G.
Recently Rsceired for Sale by
J AMEs * kennedy 81 SON,

j 4 vi Els IN T. n n Ely DOAs'
S~tHATEAUBRIAND'S beauties Of
d Christianity,
{ he, Fathers Gift to his Children, con-
sisting of original Essays, Tales
aud Reflection, 2 yols. by Or. Ma
.yy0r,
A General View of the Political State OF
I France. and Of the Government Oh
Louis XVIII.
Bernard's Tour through France, swit-
zerland, Savoy, Germany AID bel
gialn, in 1914,
Miss Nore's Essay on the Character OF
. Practical Writings OF st. Paul, .
The Whale Works OF ditto. 8 vols. IN
various Binding,
Watson's Bishop of landau Serious
Address to Young Persons alter Con-
firaation,
The Velvet Cushion and Covering,
WI teor Duty the Cottage by the late
Mrs. Roberts,
Discipline, by the Author of Self Con,
troll, 2 vols.
Holidays at Home, by Miss Saunders,
Frank. being 9th part Of early Lessons.
by Miss Esiseworth,
Waverley, 2 vols.
Belinda, 3 vols. by Miss Edgeworth,
The Lord of the Isles, a Poem BY NaE
ter Scott,
Lara and Jaqaeline, do.
The Magic Of Wealth. vols.
Hebrew Melodies, by Lord Byron
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3, yV;ll he solsI a fiIa store 0f Riln}Nl ns
& s ;.,.,ss, a. the QgtIY inst,
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1890 - :. =. S. !
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tint aug q striEe 7 1872:
iiticki'se btlses ~ 91s' 2, ~
kersey ,Flsisskfps ana slFt : asas''n1 81
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DR. GOODS,
For N.9LE,.

-.f
yNyHE subscriber having returned e
8 Alexandria, with bis stock Of Dry
Goods, offers the same for sale at re.
dpced prices.
AMONG THEM ARE,
Giashams, plaids AND stripes.
Cambfick muslins, cotton shirtiRg,
s.ihncn, estopillas,
Book muslin, plain and figured,
Jaconet DO do do
Cypress, gauze, plain,
Pocket handkerchief
Worsted and cotton hose,
POual pias, bombaaetts,
Coiarea threads, children's socks,
Reaver slassss silk ditto.
Floss eslspp, Eesting, ribbands,
Lace :hsaltkereliess ard shawls,
{ White chaphats, BsIttsgnss linnen'
Rlaunels, diinity,
Sewing silk, suspenders. &c.
The above are offered for sale at tbt
Sure occupied by Mrs. Mooney, nes
door to klessrs. Bryan HaGlPson & Go
A. RAPLEY. 5
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Adyertis eInent.

IN obedience toean order OF the Cnun
tyCou4t Of Fairfax, wewill. on Mon
slay the 2eth dayof August proceed
to s.ll to the highest bidder, all that par
Gel or tract.of land, lnow occupied by,
and in the possession Of Thomas Dstlen
ue Ihomas9, belonging to the Representa-
tiyes of the late John Allison, sen. de.
ceased his Tracts believed to contain
Between 6G and lG0 acres. t0lerably we'll
watWed, with goad proportion in wood.
baunhed BY Rayensworth, and the lands
Of William Cash, SEN Zacia4ah Ward,
and w. II. Fepte, f. O. and about seven
miles from AleAandfia, a further descrip-
ton is Thought. unnecessary, as it is pre-
sume,l any person incliued to purchase
would view the pre4ises, which will be
shewn on application othe tenant fhos.
Ogden of Thomas.--The terms will be
one third cash, andsbonds with approved
security for the balance payable III l9
q. lS months.-The sale to take place on
the premises and viii commence at II
s'clock, atwhich time and place due at
tendance will be given By the
Commissioners.
July 70. dts.
o. The sale Of the above
is postponed till Monday the
18th day Of December next, on which day,
at the place and on terms first mention
ed tile sale Will positively take place.
Nov "a
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Fol. Sale

For Sale,
a LOT on PITT street. near the cor
nerof Pitt and Duke streets, with
ii frame dwelling Honse thereon.
ALsn, s S
A L0'Ten Duke s.. eet, rear the saiti
corner. an, aaisipiag The residence OF
Col. Simms,---t0Fte terms apply to Mr.
John Lo,,ga sni A.Aiexandria.
Lewis 81 Niachen.