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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14
Cotton, Teas, &c.

SOCtOil, SSso,
We hare Or bend & offer for safe,
so bales Virginia Cotton, Of very
superior quality.
SIS Whole and half chests FIRST chop
sGunpowdcr and Y. Hyson Tes.
so barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green s white Coffee.
s hhds. jamaica & Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and So barrels secondhand
third proof old Whiskey, tit Tor
family use.
Tenerife and Port Wine, very line.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
40 kegs Cepperas.
81 5 tierces new Rice.
90 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blne.
With a general assortment of Groce-
ries as usual,
BRYAN HAMPsoN & co.
May ss. II
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bers ola Hcyalist IubIicati, T., pr;rtea
secret, put underneath the ,ccrs Of mn
houses, it is called the Lys, and coat hsnv
a quantity Of fabricated and nfammatoas'
matter, in an attempt to revive tbe em
bers Of falling cause. and to SOW d;ssen
ton and animosityamong ali true French cI,.
men. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-21
A Farmer and a Gardener
Wanted

A sKELLFUL and industrious Far
mer who has objection to removing to
the Western Country, will hear of a
good situation, by applying at this Of
Tee.
ALSO,
A Gardener, who understands his ba-
siness, IS softer and industrious, viii
meet with employment, by APPLYING as
above.
Feb. 2S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-21
The NEW PACKET
The Knight of the Red Cross,
March IS.


The Knight Of the Red Cross,
Is intended to sail for
.AS9A Charleston, S. c. the first of
Sss May. She will go By in
.'S-~A=s~ land navigation, which $ tie
safest and most comfortable way of sail
ing. For freight or passage apply on
board or at the City Tavern, to
- Mr.. MURELATGUR.
Who hos fer Sale,
Some household furniture, consisting
of Mahogany Bedstead /; Mattresses !;
Silk & Musiia Curtains; Looking--Glass;
Pictures; Casters; Candlesticks; Tea
board. and sundry Kitchen Utensils
Apply as above.
April 10. cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-21
For Sale o. kent
Orr Bake-Ho1lse and IL

ON, Bake-House and Lot,
Fronting on Washington-stl1et IS feet,
5 inches to 10 foot alley from Y asbing-
ton to Columbus-street, "a feet fronting
lake house. If required tie whole
q al on Washington-street rs feet
a,s4,al he Improvements. Apply
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-21
Public Sale.

NY VIRTUE of q deed q sluht I e z
s WILLrAn YxAToN to the Sabscri-,
her. to secure the payment 81 certain
debts IN the said deed mentioned, due
from the said William Yeatons 70 the
Rsnk 8. Potomac, will be sold at auction
on the premises, on the first day 81 May
next, at 10 o'clock, !.
That Lot or parcel OF ground
on which the said William Yeaton at
preseIlt resides, situated upon the North
side of Cameron Street and west side o.
st. Asaph street in the town OF Alexan-
dria, and bounded as follows, VIZ be-,
ginning at the intersection of said street,
and running thence westwardly With Ia
meron street and binding Herewith 100
feet :sthence northwardiy with line
parallel to St. Asaph's street 126 feet !;
thence eastwarthy with a line parallel to
Cameron street 10 feet to st. Asaph's
street !; thence southwardly with that
street and binding thereupon 1a6feet to
9he beginning, together with the build
.ings and all other appurtenances there
unto belonging.
One Lot of Ground on the
east side of Fairfax street, beginning at
the north end of the house formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Catharine Sanford, surnos-
ed to be 142 feet A inches to the so. 2 Of
Princess street, thence south to the line
of the lot formerly the property of Mary
Chew, supposed to be 81 feet Dor inch
es !; thence eastwardly the same width
parallel with Princess street in depth 1913
feet 6 inches, to the line Of the lot former
ly Richard Conway's.
One other lot on The south
side of Cameron street. and east side of
Washington street beginning at the in
tersection OF said streets, thence east on
Cameron street "a feet south parallel to
Washington street I1O feet, west paral-
lei to Cameron street Ga feet to Washing
ton street, north on Washington street
to the beginning.
One other Lot on the north
side of Cameron street, beginning at the
distance of IA feet west from Royal
street, thence west on Cameron street
lO2 feet inches to Pitt street, thence
north ON Pitt street IS feet to a 10feet
alley, thence on thealley east 102 feet 9
inches, thence south parallel to Roya
street to the beginning.
One other Lot on the north
side of King street, beginning at the dis
lance of 81 ieet f inches west from T.
Mon street, thence west on King street
% feet inches, thence north parallel
to Union street, the same width AS in
front, 81 feet to Fayette alley.
30" The terms of Sale will be enc
fifth in cash, and the residue in six.
twelve, eighteen ard twenty-six months,
carrying interest from the date, to be Sc
cured by Notes with approved Erdorsers,
and a Deed of'2rust en- TIE property
sold.
THOMAS swANN,
.s...... Trustee.
March o. dts.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On FRID.4Y the 12t.t day of .Hay meet,
ariu be exposed to sale on the premises,
a PIECE of GROUND lying On the
north side Of Duke-street and to
the westward of Fayette-street, fronting
26 feet upon Dake-street and running
back 100 feet to a 10 foot alley Upon
The ground is erected convenient two
story brick house with back buildings.
Also, a small tract of Land In Fairfax
county, containing about lgacres, known
by the name Of Bloomfield Farm--one-
fourth of the purchase money to be pals
Ia hand, and the balance.payable in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months by securing
the payments in satisfactory manner.
I 1T The s,aae time sriN be sold for Cash,
SEVERAL SLAVES.
This sale is made by virtue of a deed
1sef trust from Charles L. hewitt, to secure
the payment of certain sums of money to
Thomas Preston.
JAMES KEITH, Trustee.
April 6. Is
N. b. ON the day following viii be
sold at the Cofee-H House doarin.ffre town
of Alexandria a tract, of LAND fyingi III
.sorris Township, County of Washington,
nsylvan;a, containing S56
ct of ground and house.
Nottingham, Prince
of Maryland up
Nese sales are
eston as well
J. X.
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FROM ,s1 cosxrcqnrv' e'rs ::.. .rl
a <0ntrast.-An eniuently W. vf f.,lt I
good ruler who has seted % ..pE,leycts,
Of his people, and next TO MS g; sen, ! nos es
ment to Cod, has devoted las 'ss' =
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"a IBID, 3. II. c. xv II sGsd i. Il;
fsl Bl. Gem. lip go, s"- 30 as, ' ls9
fSIVat. =. III. c. XIII Sls7 ,o 40 !,
III lid is. l. {. .XlHS zo4' %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-30
+ UDLiL bAlLsS.

ygVHE Subscriber respectfully Informs
B the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Alex
andria and It's vicinity, that his R.41,H
HOUSE Con the alley adjoining tie The
atre and opposite tie City Hotel, is Row
open, and will be kept in complete order
till the FIRST of October, where Uoran &
Cold BATHS may be had at any tine in
the day aud until 9 O'Clock at night
His terms are s 10 each for subscribers
Tor the season, or fifty cents for single
Bath.
Two SEPARATE baths are kept exclusive
ly for Ladies, who viii please Gene il
at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairtax's House
on Royal Street-And Gentlemen are
particularly requested to come iii at that
adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May TO-. eotf
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\ valuable Farm and NIL
FOR SaLE.

subscriber viii sell By authority,
i the .tTiN and Plantation which he
now occupies, belongingto LYDIA Hough,
situated on the edge OF German settle
ment III the County of Loudon, 9 miles
n. w. OF Leesbprg and two aud IN halt
miles from Waterford, On Beaver-Dam
Greek, and in one of the best wheat
neighborhooas in the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres, surpassed hynone IN
The county for its fertility. About one
third of tie land is web tinlbered, & tie
ba,arSe III a state ofhigb cultivation. the
whole Of which is wei wateIed, having
one ormore springs IN each field. Ihe
mill is a strong frame building, two ard
a half stories high with three floors, with
one pairof manufacturing burrs. 5 feet in
diameter, together with Erans' machine
ry complete, and one pair of country
stones, four feet lii d.ameter.-There are
also on tire premises and near the miA
a comfortable dwelling house. a good
miller's houses good framed earn and
other necessary out houses.
The above property, owing to its stu
alton and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention OF any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
Unreal estate Of the atoye description.
SANfJEL HQUGH,
n. B. The above described property
viii be sold ether in body or divided as
may best suit purchasers S, II.
Loudogo Co, March III
kIaiI 18. pc+f
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FON SALE.

FHyFiE tract of LAND lying on the
y south side of 0ccoquan river, with
in one mile of the cccoquan Mills, in the
county Of Prince William and state Of
Virgins. known as the Swan Point tract,
containing two hundred and forty four a.
ores.
= OF this land 140 acres are arabic, and
the whole under good enciosures--from
slight experiments which nave been made,
it IS believed that no land can be mere
easily improved, being particularly adapt
e3 to the growth OF clever, aided by the
Plaster of Paris. 1t is highly recon,
mended by its convenience to the mar
kets Of Dunlflies ard Alexandria, being
distast from the former but ten. ard
from.the latter sixteen miles. The neigh
borhood is healthy and the society good.
For information relative to SAID land
and improvements, any person visiting
to purchase, is referred to Mr., Iackariah
Ward, who is the present eccuraff.
Any farther information may be obtain
ep on application to either Of tie srbscrI-
bers, living in Prince William County.
BERNARD HoOE, jun,
JOHN HO0E.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-30

18th, Austrian troops were :.
passing through that CITY m ssvassrrl
large columns, partly for IS cnls
ritories and partly towards ou' w.
the purpose OF vigorously pa. sp; sOy, g.
|nemy. stes
The Neapolitan army was e..
bandon Bologna, with such . ,V &c ~,
ton that it could only raise a , te,eela
portion of the large contr;b,t;. sal
had levied upon tie inh.bittsanu.O'A Wild
Letters from Genoa Of ' ~. =,
nounce that on the tn. I c.s ln6hG
lad sent orders to the dias "yrt EF2 s6&
commanders in the Medtap. fngf
commence forthwith hostiIitiss.' falGaa, i |
sea, against King Joakim.--;b y land&
The bankers ofM. de " B.s,, aGg
is said, given 100000 fraH Is nave, i
English Journal, the Coul4 p, "a % tie
SSas varr n,uch oa, NE GGi ate JOurnsrS
ly offered him 10000 louis, at a., rtI On,
While some persons, at the p l a,' j.
accepting the constitutional sc .tDeht d
in good faith, their fears, DC, cfsa 'ss'iI
aggerate them, we think wo ', .a, eS'
place before the eyes of our readers s ~. .
very wise reflections contained IN : SY'es
vate letter from Epinal. N'
g We do not deliberate here d..
vain formalities. The foreiener ner rso'
and we arm. Shall we be fee T, .naSa
men, or slaves to the Germ qs,-sr.' '.'
the only thought which occupies us,s ~" -
The departure of the Emperor VIII ,,4
take place before the middle ofneytr Woo. aG'
The Duke of Treyiso is about op;tt;a'
Paris, charged with an eAtraor1;",r,
mission by his Majesty.
The passage ofPackct boats from Row
longe and Calais to Dover and vice rs,s,
is very freqpent.-They transrort ,,,'
sengers from the one side to the other, =,
in ordinary times.
All communications betaeen Franc,
and Mayence is stopped by oerpraI or
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pR1rArE CoRnnsroNDENcE

Brassels, .4prJ 2T.-TLe 'entaDI s,s a.,
count of the Beigic soldiers TLo VIE tts
brought wounded in Wagons, h': : Az
frontiers to the military hospItal ~ ~ IN IN.
city, last Sunday eyenIng, is even tbcir
vooiyed in mystery, but the fact Q. G tfat
arrival IS certain, though the cacs ',So VII
lead tothe aii.ir are hot precisely Ae If tls
nor have ! heard any person SFeant ~
circumstance openly. ! haHe recepT Finch
derst2od, that there were some - ard
troops. likewise. who came naiHe ~ no.
mingled with the Del5ic soldiers ~"
many. .oung pen
of the third section OF the cry tn III
drawn for the Bclgic militia, as u. ,I.rIr
ferent sections take their turn re .ariea,
on each succeeding day aaSs' III rfoteI De
in the Grand Place, before TIE ii LID q,
Vile; from whence they mai'H They
singing warlike songs in irIaPlll". bOaq
are allowed $50 francs each man. -
! ty money.
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From london FaTers receirea ct his
Office,

fIOHt LORaCn IGISrS TecelrGd Gt itH
Office,
LoNDoN, May 8.
The LisIe PAPER of Friday last rts
Journal Of the Department Of tie NoIt)
has been received, and a DUabirk raG
Saturday. They do not contain anym.
teiIigence of importance: all is sad
perfectly tranquil at Lisle and in lie
cantoaments of the troops, ard it is al.
ded that it is equally doubtful iisY
movements have taken place amonghe
foreign troaps on the frontiers. None.
tice is taken Of Eonaparte S arriyaIin tat
Eart, although lie was expected to Wit
the frontiers Of the north and the 18th
military division, previously to tie as
sembly Of the Champ-de-Mai.
The conscription was in the course Of
drawing last Friday at Dpnkirk AID GA.
veines. It comprehends all persoD'
from Is TO GO years those from 1910
IS are destined for the armies from 50
20 60 for garrison duty. NuEe are eE'
empt from its operation.
A person who is arrived from The
French coast says, that from Fcrnes TO
Nieuport tie country is inundated, and
thc corn completely ruined.
The conduct of Nurat was tie subject
of discussion in both houses last night,
and the motion in each for the production
of the papers was agreed t.. It va CO.
rious to see the confidence with wlichtha
Opposition entered The rinc, and t'e
chop-ia!Iea manner in which they retired
from it after tie Furnishing they received
from Lord CastIereagh. At last tley
had but one resource ieft-tO be ina ISs'
sion but we dc not appreheGd t'ev a''
very much sat,gGe. with having Lad re-
course to It, Even 81. Nh.tDreead 'a'
not very tsnofty !; a circumstance as g&.
!tifying t. the house as It was mortl'yr,o
probably to himself. lord Castlefeas.A
latter he bad sufficiently rabQked ano as,
,char9ed the party, very hEmdhciy 90
item some good advice, Z" to be %o'
Icautiousin future Of bringingfofw az, Il,
lcusations eliminating tie SoTerDGItp'
iof their country upon such ucai; ana y,
efficient altholitT ; to abstain from. Ea \!
ling attacks upon minister til tlej 'os,l
fairly Try the question, AID to be co., Vi.
yinced flat tie presumption Is IL, ' "a.
|ways in favor Of tieeuen..cS OF the c0aD
Itrys'
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Cheap Ribbons.
ROGERS & LEWIS,
Hqre Just Receired

Hnce Just f9cslreG
1856 yards RIBBONS of diaerent
widths. any Of which viii be sold-at IL
cents per yard.
June 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-07

Arrived, ship Fair American, Of New.
York, Nicholas Moran, master, 40 DAYS
foa Bremen to tie Capes and SO to "A
|lexaad;ia. Sept. &c, lat. 80 Is. n. Ion.
81 50. w. spoke a brig from Portland,
bound to the West-Indies, ont S DAYS,
all well. Sept. as, LAT. SO Sc. n. long.
70 40, fell in with the brig NEPTUNE. Of
Boston, Captain Robert Newman. totally
disclasted and a complete wreck, with
several feet water 10 the hold--teok off
the crew which arrived IN The shir---next
day experienced most tremendous bur-
rieane- The ship William Penn, Gait,
SAsrRaa, Of Baltimore. sailed in compa-
ny from the river Weser.
Lett In the river Weser, brig Riber-
Ma. armstrong, inst arrived slip n.
fora Packet, Of New- York. discharg-
lass; brig RoxaUa, Snes, of Boston, Just
discharged ; ship Ayerick, Gerry. of Pc
tsrsoafg, heaying down; ship Cordclia.
ADAMS, OfBasten. just arrived from Viz
gina. The brig Ohio, Of N. Yak, sailed
a0ont Is days before lett some other
american vessels. names not recolieci-
ga. Ia lat. II. N. long. AZ, W. spoke
sng Eugene, from NeS- ork, bound to
nasre de Grace. all well.
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~ s. - ~ : I. i .
By sistus oi Il fit OF teri facias, to me
directed. from Charles county court, will
ise sold to the highest bidder, for cash,
It the court house in Port Tobacco, on
Thursday, the twenty-sixth of the pre-
sent month, all William d. Harrison's
right, title, claim, and interest in and TO
fsar t'acts or parcels Of land, named as
Yellowstone tract, called Harrison's
Thorn, containing six and a quarter
acres; one other tract, called Hudson's
Disappointment, containing forty-fiye
acres and one other tract. called Land
If Liberty. containing thirty-six acres /;
and one other tract, called Joe Wright's
Discovery and AIexander's Chance, con-
aiming one hundred and tbirty-five acres,
more or less; taken in execution to sa-
|sisfy debt due James Robertson, use of
Thomas D. clagett and Rebeeca his wife.
use OF Ann lee, use of Thomas II.
feeder,
TOWNLEY ROBEY,
Sheriff Of Charles county, Maryl'd.
Oct. 4th-7. st
-.
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JOHN G. LADD, & CO. !
Ha7e for Sute.

90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp.
duck ard cordase, crates of Liverpool
ware, consisting Of plates, dishes, cham
Der mugs, & / hid. China, tea and table
sets, casks Of cut glass decanters and
goblets, 90 casks id wrought nails, by
10, 9 by II, and 10 by 12 Bristol glass,
leo bags coffee, entitled to drawback
flow cloth, sheathing and candle paper,
shoes in boxes, Spanish brown, chalk,
hand-sp;kes, whale oil, Lemon juice in
casks, { pipes French brandy, sweet
wine, pepper in bags, IL boxes Young
Tyson tea, case domestic woolens,
A Irish linen in boxes, and German II
mems in bales.
Oct. S
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Pubic SIZE.

=, wv be added to Tuesdays sale one
sOls g quality blue md dsaS clotl,.
3 3 snests list quality young hysoa tea
=. 20 :. Imperial do.
sa a iibeyal credit.
n 6. sAarslellrr, Auet.
~, For 2 Sale, Freisat or Charter.
... elegant and very superior sailing
sa'p FAR American, Nicholas asora0
~ so'llIn,aileer, burtken 4S7 tops, or 420C
= salreis three years old, built Of the besi
.a asssials, copper fastened, IS in ever,
,sspsst equal to aay ship ever in this dis.
ais'. Fer terms apply to.
W .adains, Herbert, Sea.
:. = 10 have imported in said shin fer sale
i j tsesages German aud Silesia linens
SHS .Istlng Of 0snabarss, TicNenburgs
a. a nas' linen, shirtings, and brittanniass.
= Packages. soatainsen. window and l', aoi
s -" ,.;! sass, beads chimney ornaments
inc. ''sA'aS s1s@ plates and bant
ect Il. II. q 70.
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Public Sale.

e W LLIAM KeRworthy having con
v cluded to make arrangements for
leaving Alexandria, bis Lot lying to the
southwark OF Prince Street, and fronting
ifty tour feet on the west side of st. A.
saph Street, together with the dwelling
house, school room and other improve
ments thereon Ina desirable situation.
and an agreeable neighbourkood. viii be
offered for sale at public auction, on
"wednesday, the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. The conditions will be
made known at the time AND place Of
sale, wkere there will be offered to the
highest bidder variety of Household
Furniture and Kitchen Utensils.
II. G. Marsteller.
Hc4
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Oct. Z.

EY viltne of writ of feri lacias, to
me directed, from Charles county court,
viii be sold to the highest bidder, fer
cash. at the residence of William Dent,
aa Saturday. the twenty-eigbth of the
present month, Que negro woman, named
Lydia. one negro boz, named John, and
me ditto girl, named Judith, the property
OF said Dent, taken in execution, to sa-
t;sfy debt due Benjamin III. Mullikin,
use OF John B. Wills, ir.
T0WNLEY ROBEYy
Sheriff q Charles county, MARYLAND.
Oct ~ 81
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Bar Iron.

THE subscriber has just received and
offers for sale, at his Nail Mandatory,
Union-street, a general assortment Of
Bar Iron, German and Crowley Steel of
a very superior quality, Nail Rods, Sheet
Iron, Locks and hinges, and almost eve
~ article in tie building line. Spikes,
Nails, Brads and Sprigs as usual, by
wholesale and retail, which will be sold
on reasonable terms. Country merchants
and others may be supplied on the short
est notice.
Horace Field.
October 4. eo6t
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Public Sale.

ERY virtue Of a writ of yenditioni Ex-
I'D ponas, to me directed from Charles
County Court, will be sold to the high
est bidder for cash, at Beams Town, on
Saturday, the 18th day of November next,
all Leslie Robey's right. title, claim and
in and to tract or parcel of
Land called g 0RGAN'S CONTENT,
containing 100 acres, more or less, TAX
en- in execution as the property OF said
Rebey, 7, satisfy debt due Ignatias
Middleton.
Toapn'ey Robey,
Sheriff Of Charles county, Md.
October = ST
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Marshaps Sale.

VIII be sold for cash, on Tuesday tbe
18th day Of this month, at the late resi-
dence Of Fsrdinundo Fai,jar, on Roy
al-street--
A LARGE and general assortment Of
"a Household Furniture, Or SO much
thereofas Will satisfy an execution in ia
yor Of the Mutual Assurance Society e.
gainst fire on buildings in the state Of Viz
ginia.
llJ- The sale viii commence a. niac
O'Clock in the morning.
D. MINOR, D. NJ.
ForW. Boyd, Marshal.
October 4. dts
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Will be sold for cash, on Saturday the
18th day Of this month, at the late re-
sidence Of Ferdinand .aiarstellsr, on
Prince street
KsHREE Negro Men and one Nsgre
III Womnn and two Boys Also alarge
and general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD Fur
s,;ture of a superior quality, the proper
ty of Ferdinand Mafsteller to satisfy
two executions in favor Of David Lenox
and others.
b The sale will commence at nine
o'clock in the morning.
D. MINOR, D. M.
For w. Boyd, Marshal.
8 October A. dts
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Building Lots at auction.
| shall offer at public sale on Saturday
the 28th of Oct. at a o'clock, is vaIua-
bic building lots,l situated on Washing
ton, Princess, st. Asaph, and Columbus
Streets, In a pleasant part Of the town,
they will be sold upon credit Of 6 & IL
months, and a satisfactory conveyance
will be made upon the payment of the
purchase money.
/ have also so lots which are adjoin-
ing the above which wish to lease for
a term Of years or forever.
c. Griffith.
Oct. z. dts