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AND
The Uni!sd States Of .aa,ariea.
His Britannia Majesty aud the u.
States of America, sIrsiroas otter
minaliag tee WAR which was uahap-
PLY subsisted hesween the two coun-
tries, and OF restoring, upon the
principles Of perfect reciprocity,
peace. ftieadsl,ip. aad good andrr-
stanaiag between them, have, for
that purpose, appointed their re-
spset;vs pienipctentiaries. that is 10
say: His Britannia Majesty. on his
part, has appointed the right henar-
able James Cord Gambler, iaie adj
miraf ofthe wi,ifr. now admiral Of
ths rid Squadron Of His Majesiy's
Aeet. Henry Gomaurn. Esq. a meH,
Der Of the Imperial Parliament. and
Undor Secretary Of State. and Wm:
Adams. Esq. nostoror Civil Laws:
- - Aud the President Of the United
6iatcs, hv and with the advice and
eousenf Of the Senate thereof, has
appointrd John Qnineey Adams,
james A. Bayard, Henry Clay. Jo-
nathan Russell and Albert Gatiat;n.
citizens Of the u. States, who. af-
ter a raeiprscal communication Of
their respective fai.powers, have a
greed upon the Relieving articles:
.arficletkc fsrsi.--1bere shall be
nsm and universal Peace between
His Rrisannic Majesty and the u.
States, and between their respective
countries, territories, cities, tswns,
AND people, Of every degree. without
exception Of places or persons. All
hostiliiiss, both by sea and land,
shat. cease as soon as this Treaty
sifal! have been ratified by both par
ties. as hereinafter mentioned. All
territory. places, and possessions
Whatsoever, taken from either party
By The other; during The war, or
which may be taken after the signing
of sdis Treaty. excepting, Only the
islansIs hereinafter mentioned. shall
BIZ restored without delay. AMI with
cut causing any destruction. or ear
ryins AWAY any of the artillery or
ether pnhiie property originally ean
tured 10 the said forts OF, places, ssad
which shall remaia therein upon the
exchange of the notifications of this
Treaty. or any slaves or otker pri-
Sva;c property Ard ali archives, re
ecis's, deeds, aa'l papers. cither Of
. public nataee. Or belonging to
pirate persons, which, in the eourse
ofthe MAR, may have fallen into the
hsnds Of tisc officers OF either party,
shall 10, Il far as NAV be- practica-
bic, Ssrt.lsilh restored and deliver
ed TO the rroper autheri,irs and per-
sons to whem they respectively be-
loag. Such cf The islands in the Bay
Of passamaquoddy as are claimed by
bath psfties. shall remain In the |
possession OF the party IN whose sc-
eupatinn they may be nj the tine Of |
the fx+aaage of the rasiieasioas of |
this Treaty. autil the sscSisiea re I
spertirg The titar 20 the said islands /
shall h~ye i.cen made in conformity |
with the famrta article OF this Urea
~ No dispo4it;pn male by this
Treaty, as 10 s.ch possession Of the
islands aud territories clained ty |
18th parties, shall. in any manua, |
Whatever, ne construed 10 eject the |
eigh;s Ct either.
'trsic's the Sccosd. Imnes,;ata,e |
ate .''c affiliations OF this create
~ besh p.sties, q. hsrsinafscr men
tened. ssassa Shall be SEM : ~.
,''s ,:';-ss. 'sShs' ca GERS, subjects
- : me sSe ponsrs to
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Artiels IN

u
The United States d atas,:,,
To- put an end Immediately s,,, : sas 9 i
tifcation Of represent TN " Tic
tllities with all the tribes or " nio
Indions, with whom they nav 1 a !
at the time Of such ratia, e h
forthwith % restore to SUCH s'' 20 81
nations, respectively, all The no. u'0ss 4
rights, and privileges, which =
have enjoyed or been cutitl,r,ae ! NJ
: :. Thousand eight hundred and !" q Nv,
previous to such hos,iilies:S - sls,e
always that such tribes or. ns,;cn ,''tt
agree to dcsist from ali s sSs
against the y. States Of Amess s'llt
citizens and subjects, upon The ~. !.d,
ton OF the present treaty being na.is
TO such tribes or nations, and ap' ~
desist accordingly. And His Rr ssAa
M engages, Oh his part, to M, ,aat
immediately after the ratification = J, ~
present treaty, 10 hostililies will S "
tribes or nations of Indians with III QUIZ.
he may be at war at the t;ms = 'a'n
ratification, and forthwith 10 rev.. @seea
such tribes or nations, respee'iys S''
the possessions, rights, and priiyi H. y
which they may have ENJOYED m1
entitled to, in ore THOUSAND eisb, l ssa
dred and eleven. previous 10 sp ri, l y
tilities Propided always, ,ha, . aes
tribes or nations shall agree u d saa
from all hostilities against His Rris
Majesty, and his subjects, UPON lb. =:
fication OF the present treaty be;ns 10y ''!'
fed to such tribes or nations, and y, ,sa
SO desist accordingly.
Arhcie the Tenn.
Whereas the traffic in slaves !, j..
concilabie with the principles Of irn'
nifty and justice, aid whereas both 'i E;.
Majesty and the United STATES are 49,, -
rous OF continuing their eherts to mn.
mote its entire abolition, it is bersh.
agreed that both the contracting barrie,
shall use the best endeavors 70 seeo,,.
plish so desirable an object.
article The Eieprnt6 ?
This Treaty, when the same shall
have been ratified OH both sides, vj,bot
alterationby either of the contractmen,
ties & the ratification mutually exchnp.
ed, shall be binding on both parties nd
the ratifications shall by exchanged al
Washington, in the space Of four month,
from this day, or sooner ifprsctcabk.
In faith whereof, we the rrsptc.
tive Plenipotentiariess have
signed this treaty, and have
thereunto affixed our seals
Done, in tripIicate, at Ghtnk&
twenty fourth day Of Deesn'
Der, one thousand eight hum
dred and fourteen.
Il. 81 GAMBLER,
&. s. HENRY GOULBuaN
III. s. WILLIAM ADAMS,
e. s. JOHN QUINCY ADAM
G.. s. J. A. BAYARD,
e. 81 H CLAY,
e. s. JONA. Russo l.,
IL. 81 ALBERT GALIATlN II
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Now, therefore, TO the eHd thai
The said Treat, of Prace and AMY
ma, be observed with god fa's'M
the part of the United States, y
James Madison. President IS a'''s'
said. have caused the premises 10 !"
made public /; and J do hereby :. ~
iam all persons bearing Office. 'nll
or military, within The ln'''a sa pi'
and all sll,ers, citizens or ilha' III
ants thereof. or being Wl'h'n u, s%
yame. fai,hluIl, to observe ana ,, ~,
III lie said Treaty and every e'''"
and article thereof.
IN testimony whereof , nn'
"a d States 10 be affixed ''l% .
49, 49, lsese presents. nd s.. ,,'"
ne fl't' 49, IAN.
ns,e at rbr City % Wa $ ''i,'',
p, ,h;. a e;s st htee III day Of F'b'a'' :.
in the year Of eu' Lo.s Gus s'',,s s
sspdeish h, hu'.d Cd .ad a i,s,rr
Of the sovereignty ana s, m,,' 10
d,aee .f the United o.'
thirty-ninsh n,coN
Dy the Prcsidert nor
JAMES MONROE ,fsct.
Gciing Secretary +"
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Advertisement.

Mn obedience to an order of the Ccun-
j ty Court of Fairfax, we will. on Mon
day the 28th day of August next, proceed
Ito sell to the highest bidder, all that par
|cel or tract of land, (now occupied by,
and in the possession of Thomas Ogden
|ot Thomas), belongingto the representa-
|tives of the late John SAllison, sen. de-
|ceased.-This tract is believed to contain
between 60 and 100 acres, tolerably well
|watered, with good proportion in wood,
bounded by Ravensworth, and the lands
|of William Cash, sen. Zachariah Ward,
and w. II. Foote. Esq. and about seven
niles from Alexandria, farther descrip-
ton is thought unnecessary, as it is pre-
sumed any person inclined to purchase
you'd view the premises, which will be
,hewn on application to the tenant Thos.
Ogden of Thomas.-The terms will be
sne third cash, and bonds with approved
,ecurity for the balance payab e in IL 4
I18 months.-The sale to take place on
The premises and will commence at ii
o'clock, at which time and place due at
tendance will be given by the
Commissioners.
July FL. eaw4w.
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means. and methods, as any duties Of

means, and methods, as any duties o
customs of a like nature are managed
,scertained, raised, levied, collected, an
| wered, paid recovered, and allowed, and
Under. and subject to the several powers,
Conditions, rules, regulations, restriction.
penalties, and forfeitures, now IN force
IN relation to or made for securing the
,-evenue Of Customs in G. B. and all hnes
penalties, and forfeitueres, for any Oh
fence whatever committed against or IN
breach of any act or acts OF Parliament
lin force on or Immediately before the pas
sing of this act made for securing the re-
venue of Customs. or for the regulation
and Improvement thereof, and the several
clauses, powers, and directions therein
contained, shall be in full force and effect
as to the said duties, as fully and effec-
tually to all intents and purposes, as if
they we're. at large repeated and re-enact-
ed in this act.
v. And be it further enacted. That all
monies from time toSstime arising from
the said duties, and necessary charges of
raising and accounting for the same res
|pective!y excepted, shall from time to
time be paid into the Receipt of His Ma
|iesty's Exchequer at Westminster, UNI
der the head Of Consolidated Customs &
shall be appropriated and applied in the
same manner as the permanent duties
imposed by an act passed in the forty
ninth year Of the reign OF his present Ma
iesty, entitled an act for repeating the
several duties of customs chargeable in
Great Britain, and for granting other du-
ties in lieu thereof, are directed to be
appropriated and applied.
vi. And be it further enacted, That
this act may be altered, amended, or re-
pealed, by any act or acts to be made in
this present session of Parliament.
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CAPT. Blunt Of the schr. Tom arrired
,ttAispert from Matanzies, has politely
furnished us with the following list OF
vessels. left there ON the 9Th inst.
Brs Argus, capt. Helms OF and from
ssem, arrived on the 9Th inst. brig F.
hanr, capt. Binglev, to sail for New
gak in ten dass brig sdela. captain
Socket, Of and from MiddletewH, ar
+fvlOn the 7th; schr. Jane, OF and from
Philadelphia, arrived on The 7th; ship
Margaret, capt. Cosifax, ofand from N.
iork, boand to N. Orleans, put in on the
Niast. for provisions and water to sail
mthe 9th.
Sailed in company with the brig Forti-
tds, cant. Menat, Of Boston, bound for
tat port.
Arrived the evening before he sailed a
ai.iinm Portland, name unknown.
CLEARED.
Sloop Montezuma, Palmer, Norfolk.
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'''edfee for tas Baltimore Tsls-
grGph.

seos LIVERPOOL, Nav IS, 1915.
Sat - ssa' s is with much regret
ssDic,,,ae IT our duty to hasten to COM
sereT,sS % yea, an act Of Parliament,
a H.. - oearlug date the Cd inst. which
xas !, eceised the royal assent, it ap-
sse. ~ Us exceedingly impolitic and un-
| sa saa, ~ certainly our law makers can
I'D s. ~ mat You will permit duties
sati4g ar sao.is "a this country upon the
% S;,s ucles OF your exports and your.
Niasoa, , aaoptins countervailing re-
Alartaas. Attne termination OF the late
@es s% s'e war, it is meeting your act,
sspds, , WIN the discriminating du-
asac,asasi,e Certain circumstances, rather
Y 4hs duties payable after
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10 ( ACE Field.


Has just received and offers for sale, at
his Nail .Nanufactory, Union-street,
A ssORTED iron Tim, knob and ring
IA locks
Ward do.
Cupboard. chest and draw do.
Check bell springs 4 brass cranks
# and II l. hinges
Brass ard iron fptt do.
Wrought iron desk do.
Pad Locks
Plain irons
Cork screws,
Whip lashes
States ard pencils
Sheet iron
Honks and hinges
Turn buckles
Hooks and staples
Hoop iron Of every description
German and Grew lev steel
Falter AID trace claims
Hollow ware. assorted
MAI and spike Iods--
Nith q general assortment ~
Spikes. nails, b,ads and Sings Of eve.
description Which viii lie sod en-
easonable terms. lie intends leel ii g a
general assortment of articles in TIE
Bulldirg ] me,
and fatters himself lie Will ar,c to sell
hem on as good terms as any in town.
". b. He exrects to receive in lew
Jaws. an assortment of La Iroa.
July 90. eosw
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The Subscriber

NN7ISHES to inform his friends and
w the public in general. that he has
removed to the house formely occupied
by WIN. Harper, next door TO Can't. A.
|Hhodes, and directly opposite his ole
stand, where he intends keeping good
assortment of Fruits e Groceries,
AND HAS 5Usq RgcEIVED AND
FOR SALE,
Fresh Lines, Prunes. Figs, Raisins.
'famarinds and expects in few days a
|number of other fruits and nuts.
ABEL WILLIS.
July 81. st"
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PRIN TIN G.
NEATLY KxEsVTE1 AT THIS oFFlsE.
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,-.v.r. IMPROVEMENT.

,y,s ;naefstisabie zeal of Commodore
!, !.ps.;.lge. in experimenting the. build
~. "a eoa;puient Of the Independence
~ = e battia ship, deserves the highest
ilas aeal.ation. TO lis exertions chiefly
s, oaSlic areiadebtedfor a greater NUM-
:. . &c ,,autical Improvements which have
o. sss.esTst introduced 'i applied on board
Is. Jim. 4 tsang them are the pumps
';ts triangular valve boxes. lately IN
s ss.tcd br MIR. ]. Perkins, of Newbury-
-. ..+-an Instrument Cor ascertainng the
.s,'s trim, called an 0rthometer; ana
-. . new mode Of yeutilating--both invent
~ h. the same gentleman-the repeating
en- = placed in the tops and other parts
sSt5e snip: in The mode Of eleyating the
s h the form of the shot, &c. All
t f promise to become highly advan-
aseous 70 the naval serfice.--Bos. Gaz.
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Dates ead Remarks.

Flour and wheat, Cannot now, under
1.-THE existing laws, be admitted for home
I use until the price in the eight maritime
districts of England and Wales is l0s, &
upwards; it is always admissible to
bond.
Cotton Wool, in British shins. after
9Th July, IS I'd per 100 lbs. or in Portu-
lguese vessels importing from the Blazils;
I'm all other vessels rs Cd. Ashes, in
British ships lis Id in foreign ships lis
lloyd per cwt. Tar the last of l2 bbls.
I'M a British ship 21s 4ad. in foreign COS
lid. Turpentine, in any bottom 4s 4 Id
per cwt. Rosin, in British ships As Cd.
lin foreign SIS 6sd per cHt. Pitch, last of
70 bbis. in British ships 28s ed, in foreign
lS0s Id. Rice, in any bottom not from
British plantations COS I'd percwt.; from
British plantations or the East Indies Is
Is l-Sd, but cannot come from thence in
luther than British ships, unless by special
permission. Flaxseed 4ad per bushel /:
,Quercitron Bark, in casks not less than
Il50 lbs. nett VT. 9s I'd per cwt. if other
wise imported, SCI los per cent. on the
value. Bees Wax 81 Is cd per cwt
staves, if not more than II inch thick.
|ahds. in British ships los AZ per 100; il
foreign COS Esd pipes, in Br. els 2-St.
N foreign a2s Sd; Dbl. in British s. s
sd, in foreign S. II Esd. Timber,
IS II.
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Boston. July IA.

The valuable naval Store Housein the
navy yard at Charlestown, was total y
Js,iroyed by fire about s o'clock this
rsorn;eg. with it's contents. 1t was
t arse story wooden building filed with
,orIage and all kinds of naval stores.
Three men we learn we're badly wound
slbg the explosion Of some rockets. 1t
caught fire, it is reported, through the
csrslessnes Of some person in the buld-
-u..Ne-
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Ar'ract Of a letter d:.tsd .Nsr- Orleans
,Tupe Is.

JUne 10.
J, The quantity Of cotton now at mar
M is considerable. at 16 L. !; sugar
saa molasses are extremely scarce; the
@Ner at IL l-s cents, and even Ii has
ssa demanded molassess5; Kentucky
maceo Sc az; hempen yarn, &c; PIG
- : so; treights. TO Europe and the
saa.c states are dull, particularly to
~ Amer, being not more than 5 l-2 to
~, sar costoa, and 2 for tobacco; to tie
sass eot more than ! 1a114
~ SssT' l9 to Is per hid. for tobac-
Claret vine has lately been sold
.oe as Sis per cash. but Will now
q" Iana s. 60 dolls; Russia dack
T. ~ : !, %, dali. Russia sheeting. brown.
s.t - 2oi do. bleached, 80. Ravens
o., ~ LA IS dali; coffee, green,
Noa, ~ cents; tloar, W c 5 1-s a IS ;
mud Candles, q a IS cfs brown seap.
si-2; treasury notes, ore per ct.
'4as; and bills on tae states stpar.v
Patriot.
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''s.IEzANYSlA..


1stter frOlt & gentleman an
Esss ..s,'sDi. "a a resp etrste mercantile CO
York, ested Nay 90.
{ r.ys lust obta ned a copy of an
8 v t;tb has receive tie sanction OF
sct v NV y.esapt, re4eaEing the war du-
he t,Ds - ras 100 l'ls. on cotton wool
sol - british bat skins, owned,
issor'ya - ~ yeristert 4 according TO law.
rsslSsaseu : & tSe s;msa9icns ofthe Crown
or rom a - a Portuguese ship. This
d feI.I 4sLe eject Of fhe 9Th July next,
sctls - ~ 80 h j eila,s.ence IN the duty of
sod W. Il between 4Aserican bottoms
q Ps, ,.b. vessels as are above particular
. -
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=. Bronaugh s. Co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
In addition to their tormer Spring .fs-
sortment,
YxRIE7r OF SEASoNABLE GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne London blue, black, and bots
tie green Cloths
Iaconet Camhrics ard Msslins
Corded anc striped Muslins
Superfne camb.ic CinsEsms
Cambria ard con mon Dinity
Book Muslins ard LenCes
Cotton shirtings and long Cloths
!. Long Lawns, Lace and Wire Buttons
Womens. Mems and Childrens cotton
Hose
Ladies long and short Kid Gloves
Black Trimmings for Dresses
Black Bombazett
Superfne undressed Calico ard Chirts
An elegant assortment of Marseilles
and James
A few pieces Of Kidderminster Car
peting, and variety of otter articles
all of which will be sold on the most rea-
sonable terms for SASH.
Julv IL
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Linen cambria
Cotton cambria
Null null muslins
Brunswick, cotton,
milled, figured, &
danask shawls
White Virginia
Ditto Satin
Black sarsEet
Co!ored do.
Gauzes and Grapes
Black India hand.
kercbiefs
Malabar do.
Madras do.
Bandano do.
Cambria do.
Brown Holland
) idonia cloths
One case pins, as
sorted
London bindings
Ladies and gentle
mems beaver gloves
Ladies long & short
kid ditto
Ditto silk ditto
White feather fans
Long lawn, and an
elegant assortment
of ribOnds
BLACK cambria
Cotton hosiery
Furniture calicoes
Patanett
1st quality gilt but
tons for gentle
mems coats
Tapes. bobbin, sew
ing silk
Best London gilt
pins, ell sizes
les Id. thread
An assortment roval
rib and Marseilles
vesting
" hite jeans
Colored do.
tn their former Stock,
aent complete.
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Wi1hers s Herbert,
HAVE JUST REcE1vEp AND ARE NO"
OPENING
AT THEIR STORE.
King Street near the Corner Of FairjaT,
80 Packages Dry Goors,
Suitable for tie present and approaching
season
CONSISTING OF
W;thers & Herbert,
CONSISTING OF

sea
! coNSIs,
nj ANKEENS
Nv Irish linens
Checks
Ticking
|Osnaburgs s..
|Dowlas
Dimities
Black orange brown
and yellow bonn
baZetts
Blue, black, olive,
brown, mixed,
green and copper
cloths
Black, grey, mixed
salmon, brown &
drab ribbed stock
met
Blue, mixed, drab
and black cassl-
mertS
Flannas
RattlnetS
Cords, drab K olive
coatings
,Supertine WOODEN
vesting
Grecian singhams
Common. do.
Common ealicoes
Mourning do.
Fancy do.
,Colerain, Madipo-
Ian and domestic
shlrllnSs
Long cloths
Domestic stripes
Do. plaids
Millinet
|Sprig'd book muslin
Striped muslin
Seeded do.
Figured, spotted &
tamboured Ienos
|Leno half handker-
chiefs
'Jaconet work'd hkfs
|Leno work'd sIiawls
Printed pocket hkfs
Which together wi
renders their assortl
July 81.
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RI gers g / evils,
AEssssg street .4ieucnavie. t,coacors 5elea
the Mechanics i,Aasis, ag

&c s;a,g-sSreet .4lereaayie, t,coaeors 5elea
the Mechanics Baaalss,,
yTAYE irst receired from India arr
Z IL England. via Bastca. and are nov
opening. SO trunks and Cases fresh I'm.
5,ortea, Rich, Farcy and Staple Piece
foods, which we're purchased at snc-
lion in Boston. at tbs sale Of TIL. tarcoes
Il tie ship jacob Jones, and tr;g Ram
bier from Captcn, and ship Milo iren Ii
Ferpeol, viz:
8 cases eieEgant fguredaad twilIed silks
ana laycllfsae, comprising 6 beau.
fiithl assortment ef cosors fer PEI
lSses, dresses. barelc1es, &c.
2 do. black and colored caaton Chi
fese and French Grapes
2 do. h!ack and co!erea lUiestr;nss,
sinehaWs and sa-snats
2 do. containing black frins'd sas hand
kerc'nefs. levantiRe El,aaB
Black silk Serge De Eome (for
mems vestingg)--si'k faces
Lace buttons-plain ard blown
Gauge &c.
trunks common Plate, ard fine Cali
Goes
do. al London printed Canbricks, g.
BIakely Stripes 500
) do. containing Al and Ga gold
head ;aconets and calbEic Mus
Inns
, do. 7-8 and 40 common ard fine
twist, anc Cclevain shirtinss, some
of which are superior quality, and
agood Substitute for Linens
/. ditto rib'd and quilted Westinghouse
style and very cheap
lrditto ccmmcn and fine dimities
/ ditto common and rich damask Furni-
ture do,
/ ditto Al cambria Girghams and Ben.
gal arires
2 ditto IL and ca fancy, plain, booI,
and Leno Mus!ins
/ ditto containing English ratent ard
India Company NanIeens.
I ditto lack and white cotton Hosiery
! ditto lest Is thread Adelphia Sew
ings
! bale ine white fannels.
Any Of The above will be sold whole
ale and retail, at small ADVANCE, for
cash.
June o..
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] Jefferson Land for Sale.

j BOUT 8e2 Acres in the county O.
A Jefferson and State Of Virginia, OF
Sc read Ieadigg from N chester s
Baltimore, II niles from the former, y
flon, Harper2s Ferry aid s from l.iiasses-
town-6o miles iire.n 4 Alexandra, George
town and Gle CITY Of Yashingt,r. NE
improvements are 4 new brick mouse, <
stoaies high, a barn 10 feet square, sta
BE. sc.
The soil is Of the very first quality
well adahted to the growth. OF stsAlm'i2'
every srecies Of ggsai'l--ssof re
Itaan half Of tie and is covered with TIM
Der Of the best quality.
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HORACE HELD,

HORACE HELD,
Eas just received and offers for sale, al
his ssaiII sasTafactory, Cnon-street,
A ssORIED iron rim, knob and ring
! a lccks
Ward DO.
Cupboard, chest ard draw Go.
Check bell springs q brass cranks
II and III l. hinges
Brass ard iron. buff do.
Wrought iron desk do.
Pad Locks
Plain ircns
Cork screws
Whip lasses
States and ,encils
Sheet iron
IIos.ss ard hinges
Tarn backIes
Hoexs ai.d etaules
Hoop iron of esely description
German ard Crowley steel
Halter and trace chains
Hollow ware. assorted
Nail and spike rods
Nth a general assortment Of
SPIKES, nails, hsads and srrias of eve
~ description ; which will be sold en-
reasonable terms. Tie intends keeping a
general assortment Of articles in the
Building Line,
and fatters himself lie viii be Snse 70 sell
them OH as good terms as any in fovn.
". Is. He expects to receive in few
days, al assortment of EGr IcR.
July 90. eosw
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