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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-13

The brig Eliza, Haley, IS days from
Alexandria for Lisbon was spoken Aug.
18th lat Al, Ion SO.
a list Of uessels left IN the Weser, By The
brig Hunter, from Bremen.
+ Ship Ellington, captain Clark, of Bath,
brig Horizon, captain Johnson, of New
buryport, ship Edward, captain Duncan,
of Baltimore, ship Clarissa, of ditto, ship
William, Of ditto, ship Severn: Dryden,
of ditto, ship Fair American, capt. Mo-
ran, of New York.
August 9th, in lat. 40, long. So, 80,
saw an English frigate dismasted. 2sth.
spoke an English brig fir. Jamaica, bound
to London, 80 days out, lat. Al, a.:
long. SO. slst, spoke the brig Reaper,
captain Donalds, from Boston, four days
out, bound to Cadiz, lat. 40, IL, long.
Is To-, September 9TH, fell in with the
frigate Java, bound to NeW-York, and
sent our cook, Willis Wood, on board
her for medical assistance, he having
broken his leg five days previous.
Sept. 9TH, Saw the schooner Eagle, of
Baltimore, coming in the Capes bound to-
Norfolk, having lost her foremost and
sails.
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Prom the B1tmington Gazette.
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wisely abstained from saying any thing in its
Dehaii; for 1t there was any meaning in words
that declaration went to designate Ronaparte
Tor assassination end, as it might naturally
call forth spirit of revenge, il went TO intro
duce war ot extermination among mankind
Sorry he was to say, that the great name
OF England was sullied by that declaration.
and all the great talents aud exploits of the
Duke OF Wellington, would not retrieve his
character from the shame which his signature
had cast upon it. Could that distinguished
warrior, after all his victories, call in aid the
hand OF an assassin ?--After abiding to the
discontents in Saxony * Italy, the non. mem
her concluded with deprecating the attempts
OF some OF the prints to produce hostile feel
ings between the two nations. In conclusion,
he would observe, that though he approved
CT the present address, he should submit an
amendmest to it, tending to take from Minis
tiers the power OF aggression, limiting their eff
forts to resistance, and imploring the Prince
Regent to preserve the blessings of peace, as
far as was compatible with the essential in
tercst OF the country.
Mr.. Croker said, no officer had orders to
Interfere with the tri-colored flag of France.
Messrs. Blanket, Douglas, Plunker, w. Ell
lot, and Robinson, were in favor of the adj
dress; and Lord Althorpe, Messrs Aber-
cromby, and w. Smith, in favor of the a
mendment-On division the amendment
was negatived by 227 votes to 37-Adiourn
ed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CAPTURES ON THE OCEAN.

[FrOm tie Dela1oare WatcAmau.l
mn. Enron,
In a late report of the British
Board Of Admiralty, TO the Parliament, that
honora6le hoard in the true spirit Of British Of
fcial veracity, states the captures made from
this country, during the late war, as follows,
viz
% public vessels of war,
225 private armed vessels, and
1907 merchant vessels
hi statement is so papably false, that il
must excite tie contempt Of the whole world.
when the facts are known.
The British ministry, as well as their Off
GERS, naval and military, have, in their Off
Ciai accounts, relative to American affairs.
exhibited such an utter contempt for yeraci-
", that, when taken ia connection with the
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writings of Ashe, Weld, Parkinson, Sir Ro-
bert Wilson, & Robert Kerr Porter, we may,
without hesitation, pronounce them A Ma
TON IN whom the sentiment of truth is to-
tally extinct. With regard to this statement.
we have no doubt it can be shewn. by actual
demonstration, that they have not taken one
half the number of public and private armed
vessels stated. and that, including wood craft,
Terry boats and oyster boats, they have not
captured 500 merchantmen during this war
They feloniously and practically robbed us of
9l7 before he 7par, which it is probable they
have included in the above statement The
following is a complete list of the public YES
sells taken, OF in any way destroyed, with their
forces:
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NUlICE.

The Subscribers, 1.nder the. firm Of,
LEWIS, PERKINS g Co.
3 HNiNG taken the South tenement of Col Bull
q locks buildings, fronting the Basin. where tber
can store large quantities of any article offer their se
wees Gas Commission 1lerchants to their friends and
the public at large ''''
Ihey have for sale large quantity of Fit Goals w.
ing adjoining tie lumber-house of Fox s. R;cbar,,o,,
on the Basin, and will treat with any person Nv ho
comes well recommended for raising of coal at Major
Jno. Mslory's Pitts. in Powha,an.
Ua'ner Lewis, Robert Minis,
Vat Perkins. Ro6ert French.
Nav 24-61D
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE or LORDS
REGENTS MESSAGE.

HtrR z.
Lord Liverpool in moving an address If
concurrence to the message delivered vester-
day, averted to the events which led to the
conclusion Of the treaty of Paris, a treaty
that was highly honorable to France. The
allied sovereigns acted on that occasion Win
a wise libcrali,y, as the only means Of avoid
ing civil war, which 1alleyrand and the
provisional Government strongly deprecated.
bonaparte was then at the head Of 80 600 men
the army under Soult comprising Sc. 600 men
and I've had powerful force in ftalv ali the
Marshals except Marmont were attached to
him. and ali the fortified places in France.
IN Italy, in Holland, and on the Rhine, were
noInmaily under his control. The probabili-
" was that lac might rave been subdued but
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LOTN SO q ga

On Saf1ndly Ue iOfh J1ne.
Shall, on the premises at 10 o'clacL 4 NJ mr.,
y der the management of Moncure, Robinson and.
asan's, x James Brown, jr expose to Sale, to the
highest bidder, those two elegant
Il q r s.,
an front OF the residence Of William Writ. Esq. known
by the numbers $40 * $50.
Zach Lot will he divided in four eoual norts MAKING
on the fronts OF F g Streets hts of 80 6l2 feet
each--and running back 1881 feet to an alley 90
.eet vice. IN the centre of said Iots-Tbe Sale will
months for the balance CIV" . ="
EDWARD w. TRENT,
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Erig. Gen. ID. PARKEn,
Adj. X Inspector General

The Steam Boat UaShihgt0n is y very elegant
well-fniShed and handsomely furnished boat, and
her machinery appears TO be very excellent and sub
ctan. Her length about 1870 fet, and her breadth
SO She came round from New York 10 Norfolk in
rather heavy wind and rough sea, in less time b, two
or three days than any OF the se-yessels ON the same
voyage though many persons in New York conceived
the undertaking of captain O'Neal very hazardous
one Her passage from Norfolk to the wharf at
800 miles. only so hours having travelled Ione
halt the way of course against the tdc the rate of
sen miles an hour--a progress more rapid than we
had supposed possible to be safely effected by the aid
OF machinery. The whole Of the vessel including
equipments md furniture, understand has amour,
tel to more than forty thousand dollars 1t is to be
hoped that the public patronage will afford to the
Propretors the just reward OF their enterprise and
perseverance. Nat Int.
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.4nerica1l tM6hc OesAcls destroued. J

The above are all the public vessels cap
tured or destroyed on the ocean, or on the ri
vers leading to the ocean, Tor on the land,
the writer might have added On the lakes,
they have taken vessels, one of 10 guns, the
rest from one to guns each, all of which,
except two, have been retaken.
10 set off John Bulls statement, send you
the following list of British PUBLIC vessels
Captured and destroyed give you the
names, which will speak for themselves.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

EsK The fine new Ship MARY.ANN. Cantain
SsllsS Prince ahaot to commence loading at WAR
~'ck-hss the principal part of her cargo
rca'y 70 90 on bsard For freight of fifty or 60 hogs
Means OF passage, having very comfortable sccommo-
e' IONS apply TO ANDREW SMITH
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POWER OF REMORSE.

The Murderers of Miss Hamilton, (of A.
thenS, Greene COY it is stated, are at length
discovered by the remorse of one the wretch
es concerned in the bloody tragedy. 1t is
said that soldier, in the company of capt.
C, at Plattsburg, tormented by the
" compunctious visiting of nature" frequent
ly requested permission to unburthen his trou-
bled mind to the captain, but was refused,
until at length he made relation, in writing,
at considerable length, & addressed it to the
officer. In that, we understand, he states
that he belonged to gang of - villains in
Philadelphia, who there separated, and took
a western and 6 northern direction and
that the 6 OF whom he was one, came up the
river Hudson, stole boat, went ashore at
Athens, fell in with the unhappy victim of
their brutality, abused her most dreadfulIv
and killed her with club-the names of his
accomplCes are given and proper measures
we presume, taken for their apprehension
The wretch declares himself so miserable
that he had rather die than live, and surren-
dered himself to Justice, and was brought
down & committed to the county Jail in Cats
kill. Columbian.
After Louis XVIII. had made many changes in the
army, in the civil administrations, and almost in n |
parts of the public establishment, he found general
ont-cry raised, of his breach of promises
and that he ill-adyiscd by his Minister'S especial
Fby W. de .Blacas, de .H3rtesqaaeu, &c. he sent
for FOuche lthe Duke of Otrante to tak. his advice
" NJ Fouohc," said his majesty, " 1 know YOU are
man OF great ability that nobody knows France better
than you, and no one has conducted better the
police department tell me, frankly, what is your
opinion OF the system Of government ought to fol-
low 20
Ny opinion, sire, replied Fouchc, u.s. that your
majesty, ON coming to the government Of France,
onghtn to have changed any thing but the bed In
en- Of the emperor"
Dimensions g Force ofthe ship 81. Vincent, Gateby
launched in England.
The ST Vincent is uncquslled by any shin in anv
other country, except the Howe and Nelson, being
a fOllOviufr dIrnen ri
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1O PL.4.NI'EHS, .3iERCTLENI'Y s. 1J;TIL



"A ferson who has been regularly bred to business.
IN the early part Of his life in Merchants count
'Hg-houe IN London, and who since then has been in
inc practice OF II in Virginia is about cmbarknp in
lew weeks for England and offers his agency and SER
wees 70 any one who may have business in that Coun-
try, IN Seotland Ireland He will engage in the ct
uenent OF any accounts, the collection of debts. the
'ecoVey OF any estate there, and the requirement of
any information, or the establishment Of proofs, want
ca 10 slbstantiate any fact, or elucdate any pcet
t,ueinng subjects that or may be ljtigsted &c -
ne Wi, seIeet goods from the different manufacturers
and tradesmen, agreeable to orders and so selected
snip them to any part Of the u. SIN aword. he
%'l' undertake any general particular business in
IhoSe Countries, upon Commission--and as his resi-.
qenee (ior some considerable time at Ieas) will be
london, nc will there receive whatever produce
may be consigned to him for sale pledging himself IN
the disposal thereof TO do every tng to the utmost o
nus power Tor The interest ofthcse Concerned.
lie trusts his abilities equal 20 anr business he
may or would undertake--die most delicate cotntnu.
oaGs IN oiherrespeeis may be oaley reposcd in III.
Nay 27.--Tf P1-
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From the Buffalo Gazette Of May 90.


T.
Yesterday Fort Niagara was evacuated by
the English, and was taken possession of by
the American troops. This event has been
protracted to an unreasonable length but. it
IS to be explained, we learn, in this way :
Maj. Gen. Murray, Governor of u. Canada,
sent dispatch to Sackett's Harbour in April
last for Maj. General Brown, notifying the
General, that he was authorised and ready to
deliver up Fort Niagara, according to trea-
ty this dispatch reached the harbour few
days after Gen. Brown left that place for
Washington.
The mails now pass to Lewistown, & will
shortly be extended to the Fort.
Capt Craig, of the artillery, is assigned to
the command of Fort Niagara.
We understand that the following British
regts are ordered to proceed to Europe i'm
mediately Royal Scots, Cd bait 9th regt.
LIST do. s2d do. 1st do. Goth do. 4, 1st do !;
9Th do. 1st do.
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DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, June L.
Copy cfG letter Som COL Smelling 20 Byic. Cen. d.
Parker
a ljut;mt-Generars Office,
Buffalo, May 60, 1915.
SIR,
have the honor TO report that detachment
OF artillery, destined compose the garrison OF Fort
NngarS, Will march from this canonnlent Tomorrow,
aud dat the tort viii be given up the ED, at ii
O'Clock, A. II.
have the honor, SSe.
j. SMELLING.
Acting Adjutsnt General
Erig. Gen. d. PARKER,
Adj. X Inspector General
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gALUABLE COIL LNJVDS
FOR SALE

WIFE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction. at the
q ENchange Tavern in the town of Manchester on
uuY the END day OF april next, his interest in the
tnree following tracts of coal land living on the waters
OF Faing Greek, in the county of Che sterfed Slate
Vi HSma.-NiZ. Ten siXteenths of one hundred and
iorty.two Acres, known by the name of Buck and
uhnfie coal-ps, bounded by Black Heath coal mines
Hn1inPsoh hiuhts and others-Also three iourths of
EShty Acres, known by the name OF the Creek-nits
bounded BY the coa-nines of the Messrs Ra;lav, on
ths north, and the Stonehenge coal-nnines on the
south--Aiso, nine twenteths Of 800 acres known Inv
tue name OF the Union Ccalptz, bounded on the
west oy the Messrs Raiicys, the east by the Coal
Land known by the name Of the Dover Coal-ni,s
L ne above property is very valuable 81 minute des
erlption Is considered unnecessary, as il IS presumed
Ia persons inclined to purchase will previous to the
nay oil SAFE view the same, and make themselves
fully acquainted with its value and st,,atior T-he
ouoscroer who resides in the neighborhood) will at
any ume' shew the property to any person who NAV
call tor that purpose.
ne sale Will be made, under the superinten.
dance OF hIessrs. Robert Graham and James " Win.
free. '"e' W. f" lie
CORNELIUS BUCK
erms oil Sale, one third cash. the balance in two
equal annual payments
Feb 25.---w6wa2awtd
o,J The above sale is postponed unit, Saturday 1a
--e.- u June. Apriel9--epids
= OTlCE.--Ihe Su5scJ9Jers haze yc7097,e3 =,
mc| ioTner stand On the 7nGiai-Street-aad in
JoWtheH friends teHhGUe fire broof llarber ho,tse
'pe" eGfc"iatea ter the reception Of troauce Tier
ORR , @e@''or$ q ctosns their occounts md must ask
a f'oSe '"de6tea either by oea Gcco1lt ar Gond 10
MAKE arrangements fur Immediate ba,7gert
=, HARRY TO8fPKINS e Co.
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SMITH & RIDDLE.
NAV Is
also

MN The Ship POVAqTT.aN, Cant Her.
ezN rick, wears obi sS7 tons burthen, has ben
lately overhawi'd, and now in complete or
der-e cted hourly at Bermuda Huntireel.-Apnlv
SMITH & RIDDLE.
MAY %
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virtue oFa Deed of Trust from the late Colone,
VIM Brown, Of Chesterfield, shall proceed r.
'su ON the premises, Wednesday the Ole, Of Ilne
ueN'' isr, otherwise The next fair dayTh itty-eel
acres Of ASTJvO, laying Povlite Greet, about 10
miles from Manchester, adjoining Mr. H. 4 paue,or
ana others Terms, cash. Acting as Trustee wi;
convey only such title ~ Is made to me
ROBERT' GR4Eyq.N Trusiet
Manchester, rqv % -----.fds
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10 BOXES, sgoary n,ade Wool Haas,
For Sale by
o. NO6RIs.
Cary Sfree4, June s.-----a
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FOR FREIGUT,

,EGM The fine New-York Ship JUSTINA.
$500 SsPt. James Russell, burthen about 100
: Co., hosshead', now a, City Point, ready to take
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.-dLNO-

,SGM ,, The Brig FACTOR, Capt. Thomas M.
$780, r9Iiansbe, burthen $50 tens, laying at
49,. "arelcS, and ready to receive a cargo.
a.. 80 SMITH & RIDDLE
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BL8N-Ks

BL8yNKiS
For Sale si the Mice Of Richie sna T,r>ses,.
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Oft The above sale is postponed until Saturday thu
--e-- u June. Aprilsl9--eptds
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IL as stated, t.at the Secretary ofthe Treasury
ce!re IN payment FIR duties nothing bit Treasury
Votes or Specie. The Treasury Notes, are at
present about par, an the stock market.
Phila. Gazette.
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CORAELILLo RucK

CORNELIUS BUCK
Terms OF Sale, one third cash, the balance in two
equal annual payments
Feb 25.--w6wa2awtds
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OF Packets. which are Kings vessels, gen.
orally first rate vessels, from 200 to 400 tons
burthen, armed with 10 guns, we have cap
tured the following viz
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The st. Vincent is unequslled by any ship in anv
Of the following dimensions, and amount of guns
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-31

Consist
Iron rim, and brass
door Iecks
Stock locks
Drawer, chest, desk.
trunk. cupboard,
and pad locks 4
H, HI butt, .parlia..
ment, table and.
chest hinges
Screws, bolts, latch :.
es, planes, chs.
sells augurs, plane
irons, coGpasses,.
squares, hand PAN
mel, tenant, sash.
and compass saws
MIL. cross cut, anc
pit SAWS
Smiths files
Mil. cross cut. MT.
and hard-saw files
Rasps
Ivory, hrckhorn. &.
bo, e table g drs-
sert knives and
forks
Pen, pocket, prun-
ing. butchers and
shoe knives
Razers and scissors
Drawing knives
Brass eommode han
dies and knobs.
cloak aad curtain
pins
Hard butt Hinges.
hooks, socket cas-
tors, nails. stair
rods and eyes.
chimney hooks,
Kettles, candle
sticks, and foot,
men.
Plated aud tin'd bri-
die bits. stirraps,
buckles q Slides.
martingale hooks
and spurs.
& grea8 rasTety
Which he offers 70
terms wholesale and
August e6.
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Peter Logan,
AUGUST 90,

n EspEc rFuLLY informs the Gentle
IA men of .AIexararia, and the public
in general, that he has returned again,
and continues to carry on the BOOT &
SHOE BLACK BUSINESS, at his old
stand, next to Mr.. Triplett's Hotel in
ROYAL Street, and returns many thanks
TO those that have favored him with their
Custom, and hopes to be encouraged
Since he has been absent, he has received
further instruction in his line of business,
from one of the first Shoe Blacks at Bath,
and will take every method to give sa-
ction.-He will clean by the month,
week or pair, with such backing or
varnish as will preserve the lea
ther, & give it an elegant black gloss
and also informs the ladies that he will
change shoes of any color to a handsome
black, supe Tor to any shoe black in this
town. Those who wish to favor him with
their custom again, if they will furnish
themselves with two or three pair of
each, will be always supplied with clean
ones. He will keep on hand constant
supply of Liquid Backing tor sale.
August 90. Str
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GrandvNational otto,,,

GrandNational Lottery.
WILL commseee drawing in Rail-
on Monday next 28th inst ana "o! 1,
continue to draw 4bsee times AZ , WIN
until finished, and at least 6oo I;o aes ~
each day. SAees
TIE SCHEME CONTAINS
5 prizes Of s 10000 each
2 prizes of 10000 each
10 prizes of 5000 each
Is prizes of 1000 each
oo prizes OF 500 each
Besides the usual proportion of l0o-so
30, Sc.--aENot two blanks 70 ~ y
prize.
The first drawn 10000 blanks sre
each entitled to prize of ; 10.
T Present price Of Tickets G u
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Rlppon Lod ge,

Containing from 200 to 500 acres on Pc
tomae River. about miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The sci
Is good Tor corn, small grain and grass
The improvements are dwelling house
an good repair containing SIX rooms, {
Kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most fatterine
prospect of rendering this a valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion OF Ia.
hour. For terms apply to the subscriber
orto Ssblet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandria
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va,
June Is.
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Griffith & BraWner,
RajIXxE.

\ the Chancellor of Maryland, the SUB
scriber will sell at public sale, at New
TROY, near Piscataway, on FRIDAY,
the first day of September next, all the
fright, title and interest of the late NJ
ctolas Blochloch, in .andto the following
Tracts Of Land, for the purpose Of eff
)fecting partition among his representa-
| tiyes.
One parcel of Land, lying in Charles
county, adjoining the lands of John E.
Ford and Philip J. Ford, Esq. containing
about 1000 acres, mostly>in wood and
within few miles of Piscataway creek.
One other Tract, on Mattawoman
swamp, supposed to contain l0s acres,
mostly bottom land, sich & productive.
One other Tract of Land, III Prime
Georges county, on the road ~leadin.a.
from Piscattaway to Port Tobacco, Oil
Mattawoman Swamp, containing about
I500 acres, a great part of which, at a
small eXpence, would produce excellent
timothy--the upland we'll adapted to the
use Of clover AID plaster.
One other Tract, in Prince Georges.
adjoining the lands OF Leonard Town
end, Oh Nsttawolnan Swamp, contain
ling about $50 acres. All of the above
lands arc well Watered and the situations
healthy. A more particular description
his deemed unnecessary, presenting tEos
wishing to purchase viii first view the
lands, which will ct any time be sbewn
on application to N. F. Blackjack, re-
siding Oh part of the land near Piscata-
way.
The above lands will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. The terms Of sale are
credit of twelve months to the purchaser,
on his giving bond with approved securi
ty with interest from thstday of sale-and
on the sale being ratified by the chancel-
lor, and on the payment of the whole
purchase money being made, and not be
fore, the trustee, by good & sufficientdeed
will convey tothe respective purchasers
the property by them bought free, clear
and discharged, from all claims of the re
yresenta tiyes of the said Nicholas Black
lock, and those claiming by from Or un
der them or either of them.
Possession may be had by the purcha-
ser on the 10th day OF January next. and
Of seeding grain this fall vii! be allowed.
THOMAS MUNDELL, Trustee.
Prince Geo. Cy. Md. july 81. ents.