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A Petition viii be presented to nc next
raj Assembly Of the s ate of V ,frnia Senen
mission to sell three acres Of (sn3 Tor per
dams Hill, and rs feet Of -, ylnS on A.
property, for the Purpr ~ - d "a ns Garden
debts, due by the es' ate Of ssagsI B Big ue
Ill AN LowNEs, .areut
g. ~. ~ Pleasapss, .ltJs'1 oc
S lIMyEL PLEASANrs. ~ ~
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= WO BOYS,

DIV ioetweel . IS and 10 years Of ace, will b.
'.a as apprentices to the Printing Bns;.
= s. IL Is absolutely necessary ti7f H.
e able to read, write and spell oorrsca,
Apply 10 the Editor.
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|seatees, who shoaidnot return by the LIST
|of August were declared cenfscated, in
(which the commissioners of the different
parts Of the Island, are required to make
a return by the 10th Of August, of the
estates and income of such absentees,
that they may bedisposed of forthe bene-
lit of the colony and its defenders.
On the s0th of July there was a &c.
neral review Of all the troops in Guada-
loupe. Among them are enumerated s
ofthe, 62d regiment of the line,
the National Guards Of Guadalcape, con-
sistins of all males between Is and SO
wears Of age, an Imperial corps of artil-I
lcry. and several other corps Of different
armies.
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the power of the nations who are going
|to Combat for you.
q Marshal count BARcLAY DE ToLLY,
g General in chief Of the Imperial
Russian Armies.
6 Head Quarters, at Appenheim,
June 2S.
Fri6argl, jane $50 Officers who came
ito day from the headquarters Of the
Prince of Hohensollern at Lorrab, say
that tie French have bombarded and set
on fire the suburb of st. John. at Basic.
CarLsrithe, Jaae 25.-The army un:ler
the prince Of Wirtemberg has now most
ly passed the Rhine, and seems to have
already advanced far into Alsace, The
advanced posts OF Marshal Wredc are
at st. Avoid, sixleasues from Ments.
Lirerpool Steam, Bost -0n Wednes-
day 1t about naon. the public curiosity
was considerably excited by TIE arrival
at the first Steam Eoat ever seen on our
river. She camc from the Clyde, and
Inlher passage called at Ramsay, in the
Isle Of Man, which place she lett early on
the same morning. We believe she is
intended toply between this port and
Rnncorn, or even occasionally as far as
Warrington. Her cabin viii Contain a.
boat nchandred passengers.
b
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A great BARGAIN.

/ will Sell, for the benefit IF my. Son, the
following valuable PROPERTY, VIZ.
S97 acres valuable Land, on
the White Oak Swamp, being one &, half
miles from Charlotte Hall. This land
has been found from experience as healthy
a situation as any part of Maryland: it
has within so yards of the door remark.
bly, fine spring notedby travellers & Others
to be equal to any water in America, It
is we'll timbered and watered, some va
liable swamp land, a good Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Barn, &c. Sc.
ALSO,
One hundred and fifty-fve Acres Of va
luable LAND. near Bryan Town,
Charles County, Md. There is on each
of those Plantations good Orchard, &c.
ALSO,
[ will sell or hire 81 valuable NEGROES.
A credit will be given for a greater part
of the purchase money so as to suit pup
chasers, by giving bond and security
possession given at the end Of the year.
ifthe above land is not sold by the last
day Of September, it will be to remit
will rent my plantation on Wecomice
River to a good tenant, for term of
years--A further description is deemed
unnecessary as purchasers can view the
premises.
August s. 2aw8t.
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A valuable Farm and Mill
FOR S.9LE.

|ygvHE subscriber will sell by authority.
3 the Jill and Plantation, which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough.
situated on the edge of a German settle
.nent in the County of Loudon, 9 miles
N. w. of Leesburg and two and an half
miles from Waterford, On Beayer-Dam
Greek, and in one of the best wheat
ncighborhcods in the county. The tract
contains 100 Acres, surpassed by none in
the county for its fertility. About one
third of the land is we'll timbered. & the
balance in O state ofhigh cultivation, tie
whole of which is we'll watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
mill is strong frame building, two and
a half stories high with three floors, with
one pair Of manufacturing burrs. S feet in
diameter, together with Exams machine
.ry complete, and one pair of country
stones, four feet in diameter.-There are
also on the premises and near the mill
a comfortable. dwelling house, a good
miller's house, a good framed barn and
other accessory 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
in real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGH,
N. B. The above described property
will be sold either in body or divided as
may best suit purchasers S. d.
Loudoun Co. March NJ
April IS. eott
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August s.
TO Rent,

THE two WAREHOUSES on Com
merce Street, in the occupancy OF James
C.. Deneale.
~ ANY person wishing to purchase
the whole of that valuable Property 70
three Warehouses; in the heart OF the
Four business, may have it on reasona-
bic terms, and long credit glvea Ter
mart of the amount. :.
: have two vacant Lots adjoining tins
buiidine-one on the west and one on the
south oft, which are desirable aPpenda,,
ges to large establishments, to hold
Plaster, sc.
so Boxes Brown SOAP,
of prime quality for sale.
sJ- Ashes and Soap-Fat wanted at
INV Factory on Pitt Street, for which,
Cash, Soap or Candles will be given at
all times. 49,
Ir OIL and Water Gliding, Pictures,
Looking.Glasses, &c. framed---Wlndow
Cornices made, Sign and Fancy Painting,
executed in the most fashionable sti!e.
~ few large Looking-Glass Plates
for sale some Of which are nearly fleet
long. a,,,,.N
August "a. dS'ia"4''
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Sale by Auction.

On THURSDAY Morning alto o'clock,
will be sold, at our Auction Room,
Q cases Blue Cloths
Cambtics, ard Null mill Muslins
Madras &, Pocket Handkerchief
Tapes and Gallons
German Linens
case Oznaburgh Thread
Together acith a pariety Of
OTHER DRY GOODS.
Also.
. Mahogany Side Boards and .sett Of
Tables
6 ditto C,,airs
/ ditto Sofa.
Griffith and Brazcner.
August 90.
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Nrw-YoaK, Aug. &c.
Extracts from Lloyd's Lists to July 4
Ofthe Isle Of flight, June IS, Mar
saret. Renners, Baltimore.
1T CORES, June %. Leda, Eldred,
Charleston Amsterdam Packet, Boston;
q, N. Orleans. Delvelf, Charleston.
or Plymouth, June "a. Criterion,-
n. York.
Falmouth, June %, Levern,
Baltimore. bound to Bremn; Spartan.
-, Baltimore 7; Pocahontas, Hutton.
Charleston George, Watson, Norfolk !;
IS, Erin, Davis, Richmond.
at l1irerpco', June IS. Mexico,-,
New-York Ceres, Webber, Charleston !;
SO, Frederick and Hendritk, Stitiens,
Charleston.
sc Doyer, June 81, Roger and Barbara
Gowen; from Quebec
1T Clyde, June 10. Belle Savage, Rus
sell, from Alexandria and Cork %,
Quincy, Ura,n, Charleston. July /, Abb
gail, Simpson, Virginia.
fit Un5lin, June Is, George and Al
bert, Thomas, Virginia; Is Hannah,
Deiano, Charleston.
At Ccrh, June %, Pallas, Deiano,
Mcnamara; %, London Trader, Butler
Savannah.
vt Guernsey, June go, Sandwich Fra,
ger, Baltimore.
at Gibraltar, Sector, Hcstor, Trim.
dad .z---------
st ,aaGzrerp. aune II, Robinson Potter.
Iill;nehent, Charleston.
Al 'iigc>l, June 10, Balloon, Harrison,
n. York,
iii Malroct, June IA, Barcelona, De-
legal, from Charleston Is, Dragon.
Bacon, Boston Il, Maria, Webb, Sa-
lannah 90. Ceres, Hewlett, Norfolk.
.Gt Hamburg, June IS, Independence.
Bai!lY, Charleston.
at Dordeaaa, June II, Almeida,
Fderson, Baltimore.
At Harre, June 10, Oneida, Wellard,
from ". York I; II, Providentia. Klie,
Charleston: q, Hannibal, Ridsway,
Charleston s5, Ceres, Smith, II. Or
leans; Pockahontas, Nation; Charleston.
.A Lisbon, June l, Eliza. Reave. from
Charleston 6, Alexander. Coffin, Go. ;
Is, Joao Jorge, De Castro, Savannah.
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Olll.t Martial
so.

A n adjourned Cont of Enquiry for
/. a the lst regiment, Cd brigade Mill
la of the district OF Columbia, will be
aeId at the house of Mr.. Daniel M'Dou-
al, on Saturday next the Cd tseptem,
.ei:, at E o'clock in the evening, for the
lrpose of closing the unfinished business
5 the regiment.
Robert Gray, .fdjntdnt
1st reg. ed brigade NJ, b. {.
August SO.
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WEDNESDAY, AuaUsT so.
THE QUOTATIONS OF UNCLE
JOHN.
80 BETTER NOT."--

A parcel of boys, in Tnornville, had
gathered around cat-nint stalk, catch
ing whiteheaded BUNDLE bees. A little
,chap eager in the pursuit, was frequently
cautioned BY an Older boy, with g better
mot, Bill" Disres arding the friendly
ladmonition, Bill at length seized one. 1t
Glanced to be honey bee, aud the white
ness of its head was no indication that it
was without sting. The little fellow
Iroared most piteously with the pain.
If it taught him lesson, it was not
lost on me, aud many a time since has
the incident occurred to me-.
When by the revival of Commerce
lgaods become plenty and the rage for
turning merchant, turns the heads ofhalf
the citizens III the country, and see a
good substantial tarnef,l leaving his plough
and pitchfork, to measure out muslins
and molasses-I cant help whispering in
his ear, " better not, Bill"
When from the reduced price and in.
Icreasad quantity of gopds, they are easily
TO be obtained. and I see the young aad
|giddy. spending their money or running
lin debt for every gewgaw that may strike
their faney-thinks | to myself" bet
ter net Friend"
When | see a farmer respectable for
ibisiassiligesee aud property, VITO ought
Ito be an example ii bis neishhorhood,
reaching for the fifth glass of Whiskey, at
Ia tavern, Iwould to God that some guar
ldian angel would arrest his hand, and
impress on his heart the friendly caution
that should save him from destruction.
TAKE care, my pretty girl Take care.
Yon understand ne. Believe ME, you
Iaad s better not" ~
| The Cteaner.
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J. LOST,

The lsth of the present month, either at
. Centreyille or between there and the
camp ground where the meeting was
held
A Red Morocco Pocket Book,
the contents was between eight and ten
dollars Waterford one dollar bank notes,
with sundry. papers, SC. &c.--I will
giyefve dollars to any person delivering
the above to me near Middleburs, Lou
doun county, or write to me SO that |
get it again, as the papers, sc. will be
Of material use to me.
GEORGE TURNER.
Aug. 80.
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For Sale or Freight,

fEE TIE Sch'r. TRAvELLER,
$500 Captain Ranten, burthen lu1
tons or 500 barrels, well found, y SAILS
at small expense for her burthen.
She will be sold as she came from sea,
on liberal credit--and if not sold in
few days, will take freight to port in
the West-Indies Apply to
adams, Herbert and Co.
August so.
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PROM OUR coRRnsroNpaNr.

New-Y York, august &c.
MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.
The schr. Sally, Sears, IL DAYS from
Wilmington, N. c. arrived at Boston,
spokeon Tuesday last, % miles sSW.
of Nantucket, a brig So day from
Gibraltar, for Providence, with Sc.
veral passengers. Was informed
that Commodore Decaru. had captured
two Algerine frigates anda sloop of war,
and that the, Dutch squadron, of four fri
gates and two sloops es WA had joined the
AMERICAN squadron.
Capt. Kilbourn, Of the Chr. Peggy, IA
days from St. Pieres, inorms, that he
yrs enlarged FIVE days i consequence
efan expeditlon!ftting out gainst Guada-
Ioupe, which sailed ngains that island
the day before the Peggy.
The news Of the subyerson of Bona
parties powerwas received aMartinique,
before the expedition left tire; and the
were universal. lie Deums,
plays, balls, &c. occupied allthe atten-
ton.
Capt. Kilbourn passed nearo Guada-
loupc, and saw nothiog Of the 'eet. He
they went to TIE Salts, as a
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CuARI.rsror. Auonst 90

CHARLESTON. August 90.
Arrived Schr. Catharlae, Morrison, St.
Juan del Retnedia, Cuba. 4 days. Capt
NJ. was not permitted to sell his cargo,
that port being shat against all foreign,
uessets.
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Ro3ToN AUG. %.

h0oIoN aug. ".
Capt. Blackler. OF the scbr. Tiger
from Bassaterre, has obligingly furnished
rs with file of the Guatialoape official
Gazette of July 81, and given us in ad-
|dition the following intelligence:
The inhabitants Of Bassaterre and}th
interior were daily expecting an attack
From the Engltsh, and from the spirit
which prevailed among the regular troops
aud militia, no doabt they will give the
|auemy great deal of trouble before they
set possession of the island. They are
|learly. all confident that COCO men will
Inot take ia All classes OF citizens are
VERY much engaged with the British in
OF several small vessels, as
we'll as vessel from France having been
|captured by themand sent into the S.:nts.
On the night of the ssth, number Of
I5arges were manned fresn the British
man Of war brig Dart, and sent into the
small port of st. Francis, Ca small port
lneay peint Chateau on the south side of
Grand Terre( to cut out a number Of
!Smail craft that were at anchor there: but
ithe inhabitants being apprised of their in
stention turned cat number of militia
Iaut gave them warm reception. They
KILLED five and wounded seven. The
boats succeeded in getting off with one Of
Them, the other took refuge close in shore.
In consequence of this outrage the militia
tvo!unteered on Sunday the s0th and
went to sea IN three or four small barges
with muskets, took and brought in two
Isloops from Antigua, English, and one
lSpamard from Porto Rico, with an En-
Islish passenger on board, unbent their
sails and landed their cargoes. The
lGayernor behaved very handsomely to
ithe English gentlemen, and Informed
Them that their property should be resto.
red to them as soon as the English gave
lap those they had captured. Every man
In lie Island from 10 to SO is ordered tc
he in readiness to take the field at a
Iinoment'S warning. The British have
turned Oh several American vessels from
r'ailit petre, and declared it in a stat
Iof strict blockade--among others tn
Elisha of Portsmouth,, and a brig iron
Philadelphia, MIR. Harlan, supercargo.
The Guadaloupe Gazette contains a.
order signed by the Governor Genera
LIMOS, referring to a previous order b.
which the property and estates Of all alb.
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r OgS r. S GRIP T..
PH1LApEIpnrA. April q

Arrived British ship Bitterl, IS days
from Falmouth, Jamaica, with Pimento,
Rum, ETC. Left sloop Merritt, Graham,
OF Philadelphia, condemned for breach
OF the navigation act. On Thursday last
spoke ship Hunter, from Bordeaux for
Philadelphia, who informed that Bona
parte had surrendered to the British.
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Irish Linens.
GEORGE S. H0UGH,
HAS FOR SALE,

10 Cases A. Irish Linens
Of the first bleach, being bought low,
will be sold at small advance by the
case for Cash or reasonable credit.
9Th mo. 80. eo6t
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FOR Norfolk.

/ OF N UTIOIK.
IN The regular Packet sloop u
49, MON, J. Middleton, Master,
aillsail on Wednesday next, for freight
or passage. Apply to
adams, Herbert and Go.
Who have for sale landing from said
49, vessel.
81 puncheons choice Grenada
Rum,
$50 bbls. Suffolk Tar.
Aug. so.
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poRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.
Schr. Traveller, Ranten, Porto Rico.
CLEARED.
schr. Ann aud Rebecca, Drew, w.
indies.
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ps;ucs Blscher and to bae him 70 enable
.hsm immediately to repair to the head
s s'',rters al the allied sovereigns, and to;
ssa previously v{th him on the sub
80: s 81 4 general suspension Of arms be-,
!.,sca the Efeath and the allied armies
- saeasfyh which has been already de-
ay the French General com
'as5dins TIE van Guard Of the army of
,Le North, and virtually agreed upon be-
,wsaa ear respective oatposts.
The DIeaipotentia,ics request his high
,.a,s. lie general ia chez prince Blacher
taaccent The assaranceaf their high con-
.::.,;,.sssiiSi.l .--j.soi, 25th Jline.
Count Horace Sebastian.
Count De La Eoret.
ia Fayette.
i. Constant, councillor of state.
D'Argeasen.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

I'm pursuance of decree of the United
9 States Circuit Court of the District
Of Columbia for the County of Alexan-
dria, which decree hath been affirmed on
all apneal. from the said court by the Ho-
norable the Supreme Court of the United
States at the last February Term. The
subscribers Church Wardens of the E
piscopai Church in Alexandria, by the
consent and direction of the Minister
and Vestry of the said Church-will ex-
pose to sale for ready money, or in lieu
thereof, tlle Stock of any Incorporated
Bank in Alexandria at the current mar
ket price of the day to be made known
on the day of sale, that desirable tract
of Land in the County of Alexandria,
commonly called the GLEBE LIND
situate about miles from Georgetown
Ferry and miles frem Alexandria.
containing $50 ACRES, one half of
whichis well timbered with oak, hickory
and chestnut, it is handsomely situated,
good water and fine young orchard of
the best selected apples and cherrys; the
Land will be sold intire or divided into
smaller parcels if applications should be
made previous to the sale which will take
place on tie premises on Thursday the
18th Of June next, the title papers may be
seen atany time on application to
GEORGE DENEALE
4.
JOHN MUNCASTER,
Church War!eLs.
May 9.
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NoTiCE.

i III persons having claims against
"a the estates of Levi Scout anu W IN.
I1Ssea5Mn, decd. are requested to pre-
saat thea, to tie Court OF Prince WIZ
lam Coanty, duly authenticated, on OF
b.fore tie first 5ioatay IN July next, at
which time the Court viii proceed to dis
tribute the said estates amongst thos"
whose claims are rnen exhibited accord
Ing law.
w. r. Chapman. D. S.
FOR
EdRnad Brooke, ShesB.
April "a. tistJ
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joseph cpear,

IRA rspEcrFUI1y informs his Friends
ia nd TIE Ea1l;c. that he continues
J. ~ c,,.r % toe CABINET BUSH EsS
= al is various branches, on Royal
= Sweet Ut near the Market, and has on
!, ' ii - 81 well made FssF:sNlTUR RI
Al also isFarms the Pubic that ne mas
49, new AHARSE. and stock to make
: ,asINs If called Cor. He also makes
soa rer,i.s S0PHAS and every Kind Of
Gil YRS on tie shortest notice.
Feb. 25.
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Is rs AZ VENDUE..

on ,gsry Tilsslay aid Friday
W '.s.'fs4n BIZ SOLD,
=. 10 store, corner OF Prince
- - ana Wafer Streets,
u AaIETY OF
D,yt Goads, Groceries, &c.
o.l.,.s..i,Fs d His,ch viii be expressed in
1"i'' tie bills # the day.
-. gtl KIDD oGgo,ds which are on
,,.:a.,;ar aa;I tbe prices OF which are
ss,..sbI;saed. can at any time be viewed
s ss1 aarchasel at the lowest limitation
a." P. Ct. MARSTELLER.
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Public Notice is hereby given
THAT the Assistant Assessor within
this District vii! forthwith proceed
throughout the same, for the purpose of
taking lists OF the lands, lots Of ground.
with their improvements, dscejting houses,
and slareS, subject to the United States
direct tax, and for valuiHg and assessing
the same; and also lists OF the value OF
household furniture, and Of the number
of gold and sitter soatches, subject to du-
ty within the said district All persons
owning5 possessing, or having tie care OF
management Of property of any of tse a.
boye descriptions, are required by law to
deliver to the assistant assessors, written
lists, containing true and accurate des-
cription of the same; and are hereby no.
titled aid warned to be prepared on tie
said first day of April, or Immediately
thereafter, to deliver the same, under the
penalty provided by law for neglect or
refusal in this respect.
JAMES INQUIRE.
Principal assessor Of the District Of
Columbia.
NUih IL IL
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MONDAY, MAY &c. 1915.

Salt Afloat.
THE Subscribers have for sale on
board the Ship BELLE SAVAGE, Capt.
Russell, and Schooners TEACHER, Re-
PUBLICAN, SALLY & CAROLINE,
1900 bushels Lisbon and St.
Ubes Salt.
ALSO,
Landing from said Vessels,
s5 hogsheads Molasses,
q : sssss and ; SUGARS,
SO barrels N. York Pork,
90 boxes Tin, and
$50 barrels Tar.
ADAMS, HERBERT, & co.
April Is. tt.
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YOUNG HYsON TEA.
10 quarter chests New Yong Tyson
TEA,
For sale by
JMandepille g Larmour.
go Dollars Rszgard.

ED ANYWAY from the subscriber on
M Friday the 2sth April last, a ne
gro lad named EDWARD commonly
called NED, between 10 and 90 years OF
age, about five feet five or six inches high,
had on when he went away ablue roun-
dabout, light colored pantaloons and black
stockings his otter clothing not recollect-
edit is supposed he has gone oifin some
vessel. The ABOVE reward will be paid for
experimenting and securing him so that [
get him again and reasonable charges
paid if brought home.
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Notice.

II WISH tosell the HOUSE & LOT
wheseon | now live, and a small
FARM on the Leesburg road, about two
miles fsom Alexandria Also, a HOUSE
and LOT in the town of Nottingham, on
the Patuxent River, on accommodating
terms.--P Possession to be had Immediate
'ly.
Chas. e. Neuitt,
Upper end Of Duke Street.
March Is. tt
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For sac OF Rent.

For Sale OF Ntlit,
(ar Baiss- House and Lot,
sorting on Washinston-street IS feet,
s;nches to a 10 foot alley from Washing
., - Corumbus-street, "a feet fronting
:, no bake house. If required the whole
nav be had On distinguishes feet
6 il,hes With the Improvements. Apply
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Henry Nicholson.

May y.
49, The Editor of the National In
telligencer is requested topublish the a
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