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FOREIGN.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

LATE FROM ENGLAND.
BY the shin Minerva Smyth, .4Aen, a DAYS
from Liverpool, the Editors of the .Neg,,-
YORK Gazette, have received files of the
London Courier and Morning Chronicle to
the 9Th of June ; from which they have
made the following extracts. They have
also copied marine and other news from
Liverpool paper of the 10Th of June.
LONDON, June &.
There are fifteen ships of war now at PJv-
mouth, ready to start at moments notice
Ihe following Admrals have their faqs a.
ing at that port Lord Keith. Syyiftsnre
Sir John Thomas Duckworth, St. George
Sir X. Strachan, San Josef Sir r. HaIIoweI
Royal Sovereign; Sir Thomas Byam, Martin
Gauges. ''''
The issue of warlike stores from the Ord
nance department, has been immense-no
fewer than 20 millions of ball cartridoee
have been sent to the Netherlands.
Sir Samuel Hood died at Madras RI. oar
December. '
LIVERPOOL, June 9.
According to accounts from Perpiynan. hos
tiltles are about to commence with Sna;n
"A number of Spanish troops are n
line, and are daily receiving strong reinforce
ments. &c
A letter from Nantz, dated the 2s,h. states
mat IN the affairs which took place at Cha
III 10
near St. GIlies, General Travot took 90 an
munitlon Wagons from the insureents al
that Charette, who was stated to be wounded
is dead. ON''ueN'
Within these few days, works have COM
menced at the entrance of the village of YIN
cennes, for constructing fort. int.nde1 -
defend the passage of the road leadino IN ,he
FauXbourg St. Antoine.
he Mayor OF Nantz has issued an orde-
Tor tue construction OF tortiications on tne
principal roads, to cover the town apainst
tne attempts OF the insurgents, but states
that the financial distress of the. town ol,l;
ges him TO make call u;,on the patr;ot;sno
OF the citizens 10 contribute to the propress rs
the works, either by personal labor. or CHI =
scrl0ng money towards the expcuce.
Paris papers to the list inst. state tba, :. :.
believed to be the intention of Bonapartc 70
set out IN the Course OF next week for bs,'I
quarters. i'''u-
Frgm the Londou EUenbag Pobcrs
Ihe London pape o. "Wednesday evenino
CONAN coy IT iii Military Cyvens,' o. o.
between the Austrian and Eeapolitan com
mandefs. Lord burghcrsh states, that Nh
rat was in Naples at tue time of the sur amu
der.
Another act Of hostility has been Commit, Ell
against the French. The Rim fr,gate H., :
taken the Alexis, French brig.
In the House OfCoGIIhons, MIR. Vans;ttar,
stated tbat If his schedule of assessed 80.
we're agreed to, he should not propose anv -
theirs for the present year.
The debts OF the Prince Regent were eta
tel by Lord Castlereagh TO amount to e AGO
00O
The allied armies are gradually drawi,o
| thei. lines closer to the French terrtorv. exo
tending item as fresh troops arrive. Deser-
II
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

10 ne highest bidders, on Saturday, tie 5M ot.1,-
O'Clock, fcii he S0Ld a5sut
$4,000 WORTH OF STOCK.
CONSISTING OF
Old and new shares in the bank of yircinia
Virginia per eent. certificates, interest half year.
~,
Virginia 6 per cent. certificates,
United States sixteen million loan,
United States 3 and per cents
This stock is the property OF the Mutual .qss,t-
rance Society against FIRE, on Builiinys of1tie
State of'pnginia-it will be sold confortnaby to a
Resolution oil the Members OF the Standing Commit
tee made on the 10Th inst.
The purchasers will be allowed sixty DAYS credit
upon giving approved Notes, negotiable and PAYABLE
at one OF the Banks in this CITY,
The object in view in making the above sales. is
to enable the Company without loss OF time to make
good its engagements ia their brethren, who have re-
Gently suffered by fire at Petersburg
GEORGE PICKETTo
THOMAS WILSON, Committee
DAVID BULLOCK, ofSaIes.
WIN: WARDLAW,
July 2g---tds
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PUBLIC .4UCIYfLlN.-


SAlLL be sold at public auction, at the Merchants
Wv Cotee-House, on Tuesday the Sth day of Au-
gust next, about three hundred ACRES OF I.4NcI1,
on the Deep Run Turnpike Road, aboat miles from
the City OF Richmond. This land win be divided
nto lots of from THIRTY to FIFTY acres
each. The country around, has always been
considered the most healthy in the County of
Henr'co-a great part of the land is heavily wooded,
and there Is considerable quantity of excellent Tim
Der ON it.
SIX, twelve and Is months credit WILDE allowed
the purchasers, upon their executing Notes with APP
proved endorsers payable and negotiable at either of
the Banks in Richmond.
l am authorized to declare that every lot that is
offered, will be sold to the highest bidder, itheutw
limitation BY order of the Projectors,
IHOS. T.4YLOR
r,G' plan or plat may be seen at the Coffee
House. july 2e--tds
A ANE or two Fsmi!ies o. good Plantation Negroes.
" with six or eight boys and girls wanted Enqur,
AT this office July o6,f
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Fr0m the london Gazexe Rrtrnardinaru

From tie London Gazette Ert,,aordiuaru.
Foreign-Ofice, June 5, 1915.
Letters, ofwhch the following are extracts have
been tins morning received nv Lord Castlereaph frou
Edward Cooke, Esq Of his Msiesty's under Secre-
taries OF State Tor Foreign Affairs
Extract of letter from Edward Cooke. ESQ. dated
!. Rome, Via della Croci, May 20.
enclose copies of military reports, FROM
Col Church, who is employed under Gen.
Nugent to the 18th inst. by Lord Stewards di-
rections.
The Berwick, of "a guns, Capt. Bruce,
came to Civita Vecchia on Saturday finding
mat French frigate had gone into Gaeta,
PROBABLY with a view CT CARRYING of the b.
naparte family, he proc eeded by nv desire ON
Tuesday evening, in order to blockade Gae-
ia. A Neapolitan General arrived at Civita
Vecchia on Wednesday, from Palermo, which
he leit on the 9TH; he reported to me, that
the King had left Palermo for Messua & that
the British and Sicilian troops were ready to
embark.
4" II Lord Burghersh's dispatches have ar
rived, your Lordship viii have been informed
tnat the Duo he Gallo had surrendered two
san OF the line, and the whole arsenal OF Ma
pies, by captulaton to Capt Campbell. of
the tremendous on his threatening to bonn
BARD the city. The accounts herewith sent
VIII prove satisfactorily to your Lordlship, that
the war Is on the eve of being successfully
terminated. The Neapoltan army does not
support the cause of Murat, much less the
people, who receive the Allied troops as lib
orators, and are merely an .ious for the res
toration or their ancient and legitimate Sove-
reign, beng exasperated and dsgusted with
All the vexatons, receptions, and perfidies of
Murat"
Here follow three letters from Col Church
the first is dated uivouac of Archie, 18th of
May, and reports the operations of Count
Nugent's army, from the 18th up to that date,
IN which the army of Murat after an obsti-
nate struggle, was obliged to retire towards
st Germano, pursued by Gen. Nugent.
The second IS dated St. Germano, MAY II.
and details the further operations of general
Nugents corps up to that date, which, after
series or bold and rapid movements were
crowned with the most complete success &
the enemy's army totally dispersed.
The third letter is dated bivouac of Cola
nieilo. (near Calvi May IS, and reports the
Junction of the whole Austrian force, under
the cDmmnud OF gen. Baron Bianchi, at thai
camp. 1t states that the shattered * wretch
ed remains OF the eneny's army, which little
more than month ago, Marshal Murat pub
lished to world as consisting of $4,000 comba-
tants, Is now reduced 10 corps perhaps not
amounting to 5000 effective men.
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POSTPONENIEN r

VIZ saie OF Bank Stock belongingto the estate ofH
-, Decd which to have been s,ld this
~, ~ .. t9e Tavern IS postponed, until Wernes
~ Ss ue "a Of August, when il will take place II
Q. Gstponement is owing 70 my not getting cerg.
N''e from The clerk Of my being the Exeestor.
,,,.>oo THOS. GARRETT, Ex'or.
''@''--N fHENRYGARNETT
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NEW GOODS.

nae WISH tointorm the Citizens OF Richmond
w and the Public generally, that are just open
ing pretty general assortment of DRY-GOODS :;
in one OF Messrs. j. Sc w. Mer's New Tenements
next 10 the Market Bridge. Those wishing to pur-
chase, will lind IT their interest to CALL rs we are
determined to sell on the most accommodating
terms.
Juiy 99---lm DAVID s. Nm. KYLE.
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THE SUBSCRIBER viii SELL,

THE SUBSCRIBER Will. SELL,
Under the Encouragement Of James H. Lunch,
~ Friday the llth August, 1T the Coffee House,
" FOR notes negotiable at either OF the Richmond
banks, at 8, 6 and months, from so 20 200 acres
OF Land, being part ofthe Tract he lives OH, L.
mes from town. 1t will be laid off in lots of Is A.
There will be an application to the Legislature at
It's next Session, TO extend the Brooke Turnpike TO
Goodhlfs, which will carry il through this land
W.M h. CH.4.lTB RL.qY.NE
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NOTICE

HhtthBf GiYEN---TLat Petition win ike
WIS DC presented 90 tlc next General Assembly
o. Niea, Tor an act, io tte incorporation Ola Com
T,sy, rnn sn''orlsns the oening anil lsyinr out
house. s' p" r"uPu'er Cou''
Juiy H. e
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ters from Bonaparte continue to come in in
great numbers to various posts.
Brussels papers to the 9TH inst. and a
Mail from Hamburgh, arri, ed this morning.
The latter brings no news of importance. =
iheformer Contain the following articles of
Importance.
The British and Siciliaa troops have landed
in Naples from Sicily.
The Emperor of Russia and King of Prus-
STA left Vienna on the 25th. The Emneror
OF Austria was to set off next day.
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ROBERT JOHNSTON
AT THE
rpOCC- GIFT G9IF.

Has received by the Brig BROTHERS,
FROM LIVERPOOL,
FIFTY Packages.
Consisting of the foii07utg articles, Eclnch lie zgH
DISPOSE of on reasonable terms
H NIVES and Forks Saws of every description
M Pocket & Penknyes Files, Locks, Hammers
Scissors, Razors Planes s Plane Irons
Pins, Needles Locks. Bolts, Hinges
Glazier's Diamond Wood Screws
Surveyors and Pocket Drawing and Cutting
Compasses, Chains Knives
Math. Instruments Curriers' do AIDES
Fashionable TeaTr Cast Steel
Walters, Bread Baskets Chizcls and Gouges
Caddies, Dressg. Boxes Spoke Shaves
Sugar and Spice Boxes Augcrs, Gimbets
Tin, Iron and Copper Brsces and Bits
Tea-kettles Compasses Rules
lea and Coffee Pots, Squares, Revils
Coffee MIlls, Piucers, Nippers
Chatting Dishes Brad Avis, Oil Stone
Grldirons Thumb Latches
Table, Tea and Soup Glass Paper, Hoes g
:, spoons tiatehets, TroweIs
BELL metal Kettles and Spades, Shereis,
Mortars Scythc Blades
Frying Pans Reap Hooks
Coal Scuttles, Siters Anyils Vises
rim and Casters, plated Timer sand Blacksmith's
ana wood Beck Iron
Brass Desk Mounting Bellows Screw Plates
Commodes, handles and Bed Screws, Nails
Roses Rr-ads TacLs Spips
Screw Knobs and Rings Steel, German, Blister
6ulies' Bolts ed, sc.
Quadrant and Catches Iron. Window Glass
t1scutcheons, Bel caps Sash Pullies and Lae,
iron' wood and Brass Fish Hooks and Lines
Brass and Wooden Cocks | Ga,Iiners Plvc,s
Coach RInils 1-host ae Sboa.ynaLer's
Weights and Scales Tools
Cork Screws
Mattresses, Shoe thread
A handsome assortment OF double and single Barrel
Guns, Pocket and Horsemau's Pistols, some sheet
Lead.
July 5.-----tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-11
FOR SALE.

UVHE tract of LAND lying on the
south side Of Occoquan river. with
IN rne mile of the rccoguan Mills, in the
capnsy of France William and state of
Virginia, known as the Swan Point tract,
containing two hundred and forty four a.
cres.
of this land 140 acres are arabic, and
the whole under good enclosures--from
slight experiments which have been made,
it IS believed that no land can be more
easily improved, being particularly adapt
ed to the growth of clover, aided by the
Plaster Of Paris. 1t is highly recon- !
mended by its convenience to the mar
kets of Dumfries and Alexandra. being
distant from the former but ten, ana
from the latter sixteen miles, - The neigh
borhood is healthy and the society gooo;
For information relative to sald iand
and improvements, any person wishing
to purchase, is referred to Mr.. Zacharlah
Ward, who is the present occupant.
ANY farther information. may be obtain
ep on application to either OF the suoscrI-
',ers. living in Prince William County.
BERNARD HOOE, jun.
JOHN HOOE.
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Public Sale

I'm Pursuance Of Decree of the wor-
shipful the county court Of Fairfax.
made between John Ballenger and others
complaiaants, and Richard Freeman's
heirs, defendants, will be sold on the pre-
misses to the highest bidder for ready mo-
new on Tuesday the 18th day OF July
next, piece of LAND and the improve
ments thereon in the county Of Fairfax,
adjoining the Lands of DR.. Brooke for
merIy Richsters containing 261 Acres
The sale will take place at IL O'Clock.
Robert / Taylor, Com
June 90. Is
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FOR SALE.

4 TRACT OF LAND lying in Fair
"a fax County, containing 7O8 acres OF
which about 800 are in wood healthy
situation, lies handsomely, and extremely
we'll watered with a number of never fall
ing sirings-there is about 100 acres in
clover, ard from experiments it is ascer-
tanned to be we'll adapted to the use OF
olaister-this tract binds on the Little Ri
yer Turnpike Road, from the 18th mile
stone nearly to the Court House, and
from it's nearness to market, and the We
ry easy and cheap manner of improve
ment from Plaster, it might be made
very desirable and profitable Farm. If
desired it would be sold in two or three
lots, as it would admit of being devided
with great convenience as to cleared land,
wood and water the title indisputable.
Any farther description is deemed use
less, as it is presumed any person wish
ling to purchase would first view it them
lselves.
The terms will be one fifth in hand,
and the balance in four annual payments,
the price can be known and the land
seen on application to the subscriber on
the premises, or in his absence to either
Messrs. John or Samuel Radcliffe living
adjoining.
Robert Radcliffe.
lime . 1ayrf w
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TO KEN i,

A comfortable and convenient two sto-
ry Brick Dwelling House and Lot, with
a pump of excellent soft water and milk
house attached thereto, near the lower
end of Water-street. Immediate posses
sion may be had by applying to the sub
scriber on the premises.
WILLIAM YEATES.
July 6. At
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District of Columbia-To WIT.
County Of .aterandria,
.april Term, 1915.
Thomas Powell oMPLAINANT.
AGAINST.
William Allen and John Gird-De-
fcndnntS. ssf
IN CHANCERY.

The defendant William Allen not hav-
mo entered his appearance and given Sc
cnrity according to the statute and the
rules of this court. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the co1rt, upon AFFIDAVIT,
that the said defendant William Allen
Is not an inhabitant Of this district: on
motion of the complainant BY his counsel.
it is ordered, that the said defendant
William Allen doappear here on the flrst
day of November Term next, and enter
his appearance to the suit, and givelse-
Ecuritv for performing the DEGREES OF the
court, and that the other defendant John
Grid do not ray away, convey or secrete
the debts by him owing to. sr the estate
,or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant William Allen UNI
It'll the further order or decree OF this
court. and that copy of this order &c
forthwith published for two months sue
|cessively in one of the public newspapers
published in this county, and that ano.
Ither copy be posted at the front door OF
1.-The Court House of said county.
A coPy-TEsT.
G. DENEALE, G. c.
july s, 1aW2m
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For. Sale,
For Sale,
InR would be bound to trade q smart
" active NEGRO BOY, abb,
years of age Enquire at this Ottlce.
I Nav gQS
George S. Hough,
Nav as

George S. Hough,
IN addition to his assortment by the
Sloop Venus, has just received BY the
Unity, Capt. Hand,
A laryeand general supply Of
& SEASONABLE GOODS.
Principally Fancy Articles, selected witt
care, and on the best terms, which ne
will sell as low as possible
AMONG WHICH ARE
JACONET Cambrics and Muslins
Corded and Striped do.
SuperGne Cambria Ginghams,
Corded Cambrics, colored,
Cotton Levantines,
White Jeans,
I Dimities,
White and Green Cyprus Cause,
White and Black Italian Grape,
Book Muslins and Lenos,
Suner6ne LoGg Cloths,
Black Bombazene,
Do. Mantua & Levantine,
An elegant assortment superhne fine
London Cloths,
Stockinets,
Womens' Mems and Childrens' Cot
ton Hose,
Black Silk Shawls and Handkerchief,
Silk Umbrellas and ParasolS,
Long Lawn,
"A Table Diaper,
Ladies' long and short Kid Gloves,
Boot Webbing and Cord.
German Ticklenburg, sc. &c.
June %.
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William Laid,

4 NNOUNCES to his southern friends,
N and the public at large, that he
continues in the execution of COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, being provided with
one of the most eligible situations in Bos-
ton and with every facility. His long
course of experience and extensive con-
nections in the Flour and grain trade es-
afford to his establishment the
greatest advantages, which with his best
ayertions will avail to those who favor
rim with their orders.
Boston, Mass Nav 19.-en. 1awsn
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District of Columbla-to Wit
County Of .alerandria,
April Term. 1915. }

Edmund Denny--Comptainant,
AGAINST,
Alexander Henderson, jun. and John
Mcpherson, late trading under the tlrm
of Alexander Henderson 4 Go. and Ro-
bert Young, James Sanderson and John
Mills, iun.-DgfsRdants.
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IN CHANCERY.

The Defendant Alexander Henderson,
Jun. not having entered his appearance &
given security according to the statute &
the rules of this court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court, upon afi-
davit. that the said defendant Alexander
Henderson dun. is not an inhabitant OF
this District: On motion of the complain
ant by his counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant Alexander Hendersonjun.
do appear here on the first day of Novem-
Der term next, and enter his appearance
to the suit and give security for perform
ing the DEGREES OF the court, and that the
other defendants. John Mcpherson. and
Robert Young, James Sanderson and John
Mills, jun. do not pay away, convey or
secrete, the debts by them owing to, or
The estate or effects in their bands belong
ing to the said absent defendant Alexan-
der Henderson, jun. until the further
order or decree of this court. and that
copy of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully in one of the
public newspapers published in this coun-
Nv. and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse ofsaid coun-
ty.
A Copy-Test,
G. Deneale, C C
July 8. 1awsm
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For Freight,

1C1SlII,
.ETN The Brig JANE, John 9
s uis, Master; burthen ahon ~ 4, H.
5arreis-is an excellent vessel, IN l9o
plete order, and will be ready 10 ~ r.' Co.,
a cargo in four days.-AppIy to s'''
VIZ, LA Y WATSON & FOwLE.
Who have for sale said briggs CAbco
OF 100 tons Plaster Paris.
july 10.
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Loughlin Masterson
Boot & Shoemaker,

Boot s. Shoemaker,
"A EsPEcTFULLY informs the cit
IL zens of Alexandria and public in
eneral, that he carries on the
Boot & Shoenaaking
n the house he at present occupies on
.oyal-street, a few doors south Of King
treet, and directly opposite the Office OF
he Alexandria Gazette; where he will
,e happy to execute the orders Of his
friends, and promises to use his best en-
leavors to give general satisfaction, to
such as may favor him with their custom.
He will keep on hand an assortment OF
5entlemen's light SHOES and BUMPS.
May 81. SIN.
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Land for Sale.

VEvHE subscriber will sell tract o
1 LAND, containing about 800 A
ores, situated in the County of Loudoun,
at the intersection of the Little River
Turnpike with the Centerville Road-26
miles from Alexandria and Is from Lees
burg, and adjoining the Lands of Messrs,
Johnston Cleaveland, Lewis and others.
A part of this Land is in thriving Wood,
and the whole is we'll watered, capable of
great improvement and being made pro-
ductive in skilful, able and industrious
hands. A lease is held for one life over
500 acres of this tract.-James II. Brad
shaw, Ewing on the Land, will shew It.
For terms apply to
COLIN AULD.
April II. EMIT.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

n ANYWAY on Monday the LIST inst.
M from Alexandria, Negro BEN-25
dollars will be paid if taken within ~
miles of Alexandria, and the above re-
ward if beyond the distance-Ben was
raised by Mr.. Patton near Alexandra !;
he is about II years old, tall and slender
with small stoop, very narrow across
the breast-had on an old drab coatee
and thicksett pantaloons-Apply at the
Office of the Gazette,
May 10.
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\ Copy-Test,
G. Deneale, C C
'uly 8. 1awsm
District of / oiumbia-to wit:
County Of alexandria.
.3pril Term, 1915.

Ruth Janney, widow and relict of A
quilla Janney, and John Mcpherson,
guardian of Hannah Janney, Daniel Jan
new. William Janney, Rebecca Janney,
Aquilla Janney, Israel JanDey and Mary
ann Janney, orphans of Aquilla Janney.
-COMPLAINANTS.
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81 AGAINST,
Elisha Janney-DEFsNDANr.
IN CHANCERY.

Elisha. Janney-DEFENDANr.
. IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Elisha Janney, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given Sc
tcurity according to the statute and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court. upon afiida-
Wit, that the said Elisha Janney is not an
inhabitant of this District: On motion of
the complaiuants by their counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendant Elisha
Janney, de- appear here on the first day
of November term next, and enter his
appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the court !;
and it is further ordered that a copy of
this order be forthwith published tor tive
months successively. in one OF the public
newspapers published in this county. and
that another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of said county.
A Copy-Test,
@. Deneale, c. c.
July 8. law2m
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Public Sale.

Under the authority of a deed of trust
from the late lillian $. douglass, the
subscriber will offer at public sale, on
the premises, on TUESDAY. the Goth
instant, at three O'clock, NJ.
A Lot Of Ground
On the west side Of Royal-street, be.
tween Cameron and Queen-streets, in
frant on Royal-ssreet 4S feet a inches,
in depth li6 feet, bounded on the north
by an alley 6 feet wide and on the west
BY an alley IA feet 10 inches wide, with
the privilege Of said allies.
A credit OF 60 and 80 days will be al
lowed, and the conveyance made on
the receipt of the purchase money.
r. /. TAYLOR.
Juiv 6. cots