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Dace more Concession to Federal Policy.
! he Lanch

The U. s. "a gun ship Franklin,
built at the navy yard, near this city, was
launched, according to previous arrange
lnents, yesterday afternoon. She g'ided
paiesticaIly into her destined element.
precisely at three o'clock. Only one
accident, to be regretted, connected with
the ceremonies OF the lanch, happened
throughout the day. By the fall OF one
|of the shores, mechanic was severely,
ifnot mortally wounded. The scene was
splendid beyond description. A vast
|concourse of citizens, perhaps greater
than any ever assembled on like occa-
sion, in the United States. crowded from
every directiou, to behold this additional
|appendage to our rising and glorious
naval renown, assume its empire OF the
waves.
The officers and craftsmen who super
intended the proceedings of the day,
deserve the highest applause, for the style
|of preparation, order, and the consumma-
|tion of this peculiarly beautiful lanch,
Success and glory attend the Franklin
and her crew, wherever she shall march
Ger the mountain wave
True american.
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L. Masterson,
BeOT Anp SHOEMaKER,

Royal street. Alexandria
II NAKES this method of thanking his
j friends and the public in general,
for the liberal patronage he has received
since he commenced business in this
place, and hopes he will always have it
in his power to give general satisfaction
for past favors. He wishes also to inform
the public, that he has just received frsm
New-Y ork, large assortment Of the
First quality Leather,
Which, added to his former stock, will
enable him to execute his work at the
notice and in, the neatest & NEST
fashionable manner, for cash. He has
at this time on hand, large assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES of the best qua
lily, which he will sell at reduced prices
for cash.
N. B. All orders from the country will
be punctually attended to. L. M.
August 2S. If
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|cated BY gen. Montalvo, governor o
santa Martha, although he knew it be-
|longed to British merchants of Cartha-
lgena.
The Tanais frigate touched at Curra-
|coa on the 29th ult. and proceeded on
the LIST inst. for Puerto-C ayello having
on board an agent in behalf Of the Curra-
Goa merchants.
AS the expedition consisting of about
20 sail with 1000 troops, under the COM
mand ofMarillo, had sailed from Puerto
|CavelIo for Carthagena, it was captain
James's intention, after calling at Puerto
Cayello, to proceed in quest of Moril-
10. &
The expedition passed Curacao ON
the 10th ult. and it is supposed would
touch at Santa Martha, and land part
of their forces there.
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NEw-YoRK, Aug. 81.
FROM CURACAO.

From Capt. Brown of the brig Hippo
menes. who arrived on Friday evening
from Carracoa, we learn that in cense-
ouencc of representation made to Ad-
miiral Douglas, on the Jamaica station,
bv several British merchants OF Curra-
Goa. respecting detention OF their ves-
sells and cargoes at Lagsira and Puerto
[Cayello, by General Morillo, command
Inc the expedition from Cadlz, ne DIS
,a3ched the Tanais frigate, capt, James,
f. Puerto Capello, to demand the restor-
at;nn Of all British property, and to
lain aIs..an inaemnihcasion for a large
,,aaatity election, taken by the spanl-
|ards, al Barranca and BarIanqs'a IVY
small towns in the interior, and combs
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Baltimore ,9yn. o.


Arrived. schr- Comet, Cat.1ell, r DAYS
from Carthagena. s. A. hides, fustic,
cooper, &c. P. A. :-arthaus. Left, schr.
|Romp, of Bait. for Port all Prince, next
|day. The schr. Bee, fo,. Bait. sailed in
leo. parted off St. Domingo. Spoke
nothing. The patviqts were well
supplied with arms and ammuni-
|tion, and were determined to defend
tile place. they had taken two of
1.-The Spanish transports, one of which
had 27O men on board, among whom
|were the governag ana captain general of
Panama, there were also on board
I2000 .nuskets: and a large quantity Of
powder, balls, shells, CSC. They did not
appear atall apprehensiye Of being con-
quered, they had about $500 troops in
the city, and 1000 on the lines.
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Letters were yesterday received in
town from the officers on board the Z.
s. ship independence dated July II, lat.
10. 20, long 81, Al. All well on board,
The letters state that the Independence
performed admirably. She is very stiff,
sails fast on all tacks, and is remark ably
dry-in fact that all on board were de-
lighted with her performances.
Boston Gazette.
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The Subscribers have for Sale.
AT THEIR STORE,
On the soharf. nent door to Las0ra-
SON and Foscle's,
lst and I'd quality Mascovado Sugar.
in hogslleads, terces and barrels.
10,0oewt. prime green Coffee in bags.
10bales nice retailing Cotton.
Lisbon Salt in bulk.
Liverpool fine and coarse do. in sacks,
and bulk.
40 barrels Tar; and Flour made Of
new wheat, selected for family use.
ALSO,
An inreice Of Dry Goods,
4 Consisting of
Mems and womans' cetton Hose and
best Beaver Gloves, book and jaconet
Muslin, plain Leno and Leno Bandosss
plain, spotted and tambored Nets, birds
eye Grape, moss seeds, tape, stripe, null
and cambria sewed Breast Plates, etc.
etc.
Lindsay aid Hill.
August e5. st
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from their achievements the brightest or

from their achievements the brightest or
|naments of song.
Emulous Of the renown of our naval
|heroess the army caught the noble eathu-
|siasm, and learned to conquer. Gro
gan led the way and the instances Of ex-
allied spirit and heroic courage. are too
numerous toadmit OF detail. But Bridge
water & Chippewa-Ni and Platts-
burg Baltimore and New-Orleans bear
record to the uncomfortable bravery of
our soldiers, and the skill and valour OF
American officers, that the proudest
fields of Europe cannot surpass. Brown
and Jackson. Scott and M'Comb-
Gaines and Ripley, have Calamity fol-
lowed the heroes Of the revolution in the
path of glory, and are richly entitled to
the applause and gratitude of the ma
ton.
Would to God that this bright prospect
was unciouded. While we pay the hom-
age lastly due to bravery and worth, can
we suppress the painful recollection,
that the laurels Of these brave men, were
purchased by the sacrifice of thousands
ofliyes ? How many poor fellows closed
their eyes on life and all its enjoy
.ments, to give name to their command
.ers ? Many "a fathers heart isrGnt with
anguish for the less Of an only son. Ma
ny a mother deplores the death of the
hone and selacc of life. How many men
are manned, and have to lament leg
amputatet, or an arm fractured. Can
the cry ofs. Glory to their chiefs res
tore a limb. compensate them tor its
loss : Surely the lot OF the common sol
der deserves our considerations. May
the nation generously reward their ser
vices and sufferings and the STAN OF m
gratitude be wiped away from the repub-
.iC
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CHARLESTON. AUG. IL.

CHARLESTON, Aug. II.
Arrived Schr. Margaret, Cansler,
Point-Petre, (Guadaloupe) II days, SUI
gar--Left large number of American
vessels. Markets very low for Ameri-
can prodace, Philadelphia -four T dollars.
Sugar, SC. very high. A British fri
gate and brig were blockadins the port,
and an attack upon the Island was ex-
nected. A brig arrived from France a
few days before the Margaret sailed, but
brought nothing so late as has been re-
ceiyed here. Sailed July 90, and spoke
same day, brig Elizabeth, Storey, 2 days
from Martinique for Salem also brig
Fame. of Sandwich, 80 hours out. Aug.
Q. spoke brig from Martinique for Bes-
ton. 4th, in lat. %. spoke brig 4days
from Santa Cruz for Philadelphia. 10th,
lat. go. SO, spoke schr. William, Sears.
from Newt Orleans, for Maracaibo-Capt.
S. unwelI, but on the recovery who in
formed thathis mate and two passengers
had died since he lefe the Balize. The
Margaret has been becalmed for several
days past in Long Bay, to the north
ward Of Georgetown. schr. Eunice,
Gordon, Portland so days, lumber,
spars, mackafel, butter, &c. On the
IIthinst. IS miles e. by n. of Charles
ton I.ght- House, spoke schr: South Car
olira, Allen, Is hoars froaS this port for
n. York.
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A Lot of Ground,
The Steamboat Camden, of
GEORGETOWN,

VXTILL start from Georgetown for
w Alexandria every morning at Z
o'clock call at the mouth of Tyber
Creek, Washington City & Greenleaf.
or Fort Point return from Alexandria
at 10 o'clock to Georgetown; leave
Georgetown in the afternoon at O'Clock
for Alexandria return from Alexan-
dria at 4 O'Clock to Georgetown, and call
at the above places each trip.
b. On Sundays the Steam Boat will
leave Georgetown for Mount Vernon at
8 o'clock-return in the afternoon.
Aug. 25 div
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A ngust e5.
Vaudeville & Larmour.

Corner of King and Fairtor u King
and Wuter Sfreets-Cfsf for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpowder, Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS Of the latest,
importations, and can be sold low
err than any of the Northern Mar.
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
SO lacquered boxes Young Hyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Hysons
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
20 bags old Java Coffee, for genteel
family use
so l,ogsheads and 60 barrels Orleans,
st. Croix and Martinique Sugars
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
$50 lbs. first quality Bengal Iudiss.
10 puncheons West India Rum
zoe gallons genuine old Irish Whisa
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
With their usual general assortment oftke
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro.
ceries.
N. B.--.Country dealers are respect.
fully requested to view their assortment.
Aug. IS
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The Subscriber

IN AVING obtained letters Of admin
"A stration on the personal estate of
Tacnas Narrille, late of Charles Coun-
ty, deceased, hereby warn all persons
having cla;;ss against the said deceased,
Thomas lNaryilIe, to exhibit them to him
legally authenticated, on or before the
2lst day Of February next, they may O.
by law be excluded from all be-
nett of SAID decedeGt's estate. Given
under my hand this e1st day of August.
eighteen hundred 81 fifteen.
THOMAS PRICE, Sen.
.ldm'r Of Thos. Narville, decd.
Aug. e5 law3t8
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PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Sch. Olive Branch, Lewis, n. York,
cleared Georgetown.
Sloop Farmers Fancy, Gibson. do.
Sch. Partnership, Raker. Baltimore.
Mary, Lane, Georgetown.
CLEARED.
Sloop Welcome Packet, Johnson,
Washington,
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, AuGusr IS.

! Liberty Of the Seas, aud the liberty 81
tie Press.-Among the many signal be-
neits which Bonaparte has done man
kind, and for which the democratic pa
pers can never sufficiently EXPRESS their
gratitude in the nasHe Of the human race,
none. perhaps, have been ottencr men
toned, than bis attempts to restore the
liberty of the, SECS ard the liberty Of the
press. We have had pretty ample proof
several years ago, If what he meant by
the former of these phrases, when adm
raj Baudin burnt four American ships on
the ocean, which even the philosophic
Madisen confessed, was, of all ways of
ANNOYING neutrals, the NEST distressing !;
and we now learn what he means by
preserrias tie liberty Of tie press, for We
are TOLD one of his last acts before
leaving Paris was to appoint editors to
I'll the newspapers. We may easily judge
what sort OF men they were, and what
chance thsse was for truth and impartial
ty. NJ 7. FL. POST
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Harry Scott,
BOOK AUCTION,

By the Marshal.
ETNDER the decree Of the Circuit
. Court OF the United States, fer the
District of Columbia for the County of
Ale xandria-in the case Of John .n'Icer,
against Henry Hort and others-Ihe
Subscriber will Offer at Public Sale at his
office OH Washington Street, on Satur"
cay, the s6th instant.
Large and Valuable Collec.
ton of BOOKS,
CONSISTING PRINCIPALLY or
Common and Civil Law, Greek, Latin,
French and English Classieks, English
History, Poetry, &c.--And quantity OF
MUSIC, &c.
The Sale will commence at half past
9 o'clock in the afternoon.
3. MINOR, o. M.
FOR
w. BOYD, Marshal.
Aug. Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-04

Us, sac, and this i de occasion 10 make
our soienu pre'esta,ion: All your ministers, al,
the members OF your council, are inyIcably al
'ached 10 the Pginciples ofw,se liberty they de
rive from you that love of the laws, OF order and
OF justice, without which there can be no happi-
ness Tor apeople.
Sie, let as DC permitted to say, with The pro-
found and uahoundsd respect which We bear to
your crown and virtues, ws are ready TO shed for
you the last drop of our blood, to follow you
The end OF the earth, to share with YOU all the
pro5ations which it shall please the Almighty to
send you, because We believe before God that YOU
VIII maintain the constitution which you have
gwen to your people; that the most sincere wish
OF Your soul is The liberty Of the French Had it
oeeh otherwise, sire, we would stu have died a
your ieet m TIE defence of your sacred persons
because you are our lord and master, the king OF
our ancestors, our legitimate sovereign but, sire,
we should only then have been your soldiers we
should Lave ceased to be your Councillors and
ministers. Sire, king who can listen 10 such
language is not tyrant, those who in your mag
nanInly permits 10 hold this language are rot
Bold and manly language indeed, most unhsard
OF ooidness So that were the king to be faith
less tyrant, 3 breaker Of bis word NJ de Chateau
orland and those of his creed would not be his
councillors or his ministers, but would remain
MS soldiers, and shed their blood Tor his cause,
which they would consider as not The less Ieeiti-
mate - o :.
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DOMESTIC.
c.qse9gd, or H. October II.
MERRIAiAC

~ - ie" uays since, numDer of Gentlemen from
BOSTON, proPrietors Of the canals ON Nerr,a 80
rIVef' embarked at the landing in thus town AMI
lssSehued 10 view for the first time. The severe
VOTE, Horks now completed. They were met al Amos.
'-ees Dy q considerable numbero of The ne p.bbor-
OF the Union Canal
ms was The scene in the month Of Nav Ia.
~ .IJ '|o OF the most bold and humane &C ions 81
5'ie N'. y. That ever d honor TO human .a,.tre
- aS' 'terrlll, at the imminent risk of l,Is own
i i' SaEed Mr.. McKmchens from drowning IN
T VI. rt,'s. And 81 another time plunged 'Stl,.
1''S 'l,iS aiier man whose name we do not 70
o'IS VINO has While fishing accidentally sl,r
nc pursued the drowning man amongst tle
~ "eerN quarter OF mile, and with the
issuance OF Mr. Israel ellis and Mr. Hardy
mary saved him. The circumstance of these
pooie sAertions were communicated to the hu.
I'','e oociety OF Massachuset,s which iud.cious.
y oSefrsepPmg The boundary of the state, deem
"a II tue'F d0ty 20 reward merit 60 well attested
~ a'iotheF' IT so happened that The president ~
'nS' society, Mr.. Dexter) wss on this excursion.
s s' DsstoWea the society's Gold Medal ON NJ
.''elrit ana silver Medals on the others, at the
~ E cav y not reward, for this they viii re-
oeiYe hereafter when good deeds are recorded
ID the book of life. The ceremony vas solemn
and interesting and Afforded to The pIroer,,,e
spectators Che refined and exalted pleasure thai
ever sPrngs from the contemplation Of United
herolsm and humanity.
we are happy to learn that the comtsnv
reached The head Of Mddlesex on lie second day
az sunset having viewed 1t leisure he h,mee.
Gus Locks, Basins and Canals. that form The cham
OF water communication between the mctsoDolis
OF Massachusetts and the seat ofeoverament and
centre If New Hampshire
WeboPe both States, and our sister Vernon,
aiso, VIII reel the growing advantages That pro-
mise 70 result from thus public Improvement
Gazeffe
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LATEST roREIGN INTEIueENcE
o. ~, 1sl5.
FRoM bupLrN .RArlns.


.ElFfary.--It certainly must be confessed, that
We aredsily becoming copies Of the French tao
tics and the military equipments oHFrance.---
We have now nearly assumed all the ranks and
titles OF French establishments we have adop-
ted their arms; and wheu the life guards, in times
Of peace, assumed the dress Of the cifriassers Of
France, there isno novelty left but for the Off
GERS to pnt on stays Mr. Croker is reported to
have brought over the model Of light pair,
which, when laced tightly on, render the wearer
invuluerable, and viii have amongst the ladies'
amost killing appearance.
a General order has been issued, directing
that the cap now in use by the infantry of the
army shall be discontinued, and another cap a.
dopted.
NeD Tekgrabh.--The admiralty have, we un.
derstand, adopted new code of signals, 10 fac-
litate the communication between our shipping,
&c. The plan is s9id to be SO simple and COM
prehensive, that rapid interchange ofobserva-
tons is rendered practicablein ~ weathers.--A
land Teegaphis sbspt ts be esrstyslsa On the
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Fnon 90 nunx1sn nracunr.

IfLouis the 18Th, with his dependents. IS al.
lowed to be at the head Of the French govern
ment contrary 70 the viii Of The nation distinctly
and clearly expressed, tie peace Of France and
Europe is at az end, and All the glad hope, Of ma.
tons annihilated, for, with the measirs which Z
Dealt ont TO France, the great question IL decided.
what the nations Of Europe haze 20 EXPECT from
Their governors with respect to popular ,,Der,y
The powerfully awaked and inextingGshsblc
@pirit Of liberty, which has already done wonders.
whi break sooner or later tiie letters imposed on
it the nations will view in Tie fac of Fraoee
the prospect which they have to expect. and tbe
breaking out Of one people may be the com.
menccnent OF general revolution, OF the oyeg.
turning Of all CONSTITUTIONS resting on similar
foundations, as all the bonds ofcohfdence wonId
be ioosened, and the great bond would only an
pea a the bond Of power against the opnressed
subjects.
iThe sentiments Of the royalsts respecting DO.
pular rights may be learned from the following
extract from Chateaubrisnd, who yet pretends e
liberal principles.
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A. j pALLAs.


We perceive from Utica newspaoer he, -.
"Wednesday morning between one a,,1s ., %
O'Clock as the mail stage was settinr ON, g..
Aio,giy, with eleven passengers, the driver havis.
orlitte9 TO hight the lamps fnissel his wa, =
me dmk, and 2ycrset tic stage, which VIVA 49,
ea % pieces {; BY which accident one Of the nss.
sepgers, a female, had her collar bone brote.
'no ., proyidentiaily no lives were lost.
On saturday again the same driver b,,,.,..
hfough nopnnable carcicssness, em;ttal -, %
cure me re'ns, wnie himself AMI the nasss,,,,,,
lgatea excepting lady Mrs Reed AMI baS' ~,
,ant and child about fourteen months oiJ ~
nofses took alright and raa Off infN o,,s,f 'i'o
Nr. iteed, who was present aad saw the drso5e,,
silpa'i9l Of wife and child, regained ~ Go.
rage, thinking he could there find The ,s'as 81
cnecS ne horses but the rens were ,poder 49,.
rect ne next attempted 10 REGAIN tbe,, ~,
means OF stepping on The pole and re,cI'na. ~.
horses heais, but failed anil was u,rova ,',,I'.
ne carriage Mrs Reed then tried 10 ss,,r, D..
JaHPhS oat With her child IN her arms ~
afopped I; a,d the wheels ran directly 49,. :
nc Sniei i upon The spot she herself a., -
'angled w the reins or hmhess. lat i. -,
rom destruction by her clo.hes, giving ~. -
such vas The effect Of this pitce oFe5cSi.s-
ne's ; 2 custom too common with drivers ii,ro,,,,t
dt this co0nuy. IN such dreadful s;,,,',, -
cannot be too earnestly insule.tes on H. -
yr'''ate passenger that at all events his srsa,.s,
'OhAncs Of escape lies in sacsSp4yts NJ en- 49,
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DEPARTURE or THE MIssIoNA
RIES.

New6WgpoTt, CslIGSs.) Oct. "a.
We announce With pleasure, that the ell
egant brig Dryade, James Burlington, mas
ter bound to CeylOn and Calcutta, went
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THE RHENIsu AIERcURy.

ms p.soer IS very much read, not only BY
tle people but even III Cabinets. On account OF
ue great libeTty-it seems TO me- the exiravagant
liberty whichit has made use of apa,nsf sgos
governments, ithas been prohibited m gavas,.
and other states. Such senselcss policy only
inakeilt the more sought after. Mr.. Goerres
the editor was first protected by SGen Al pre-.
sei,l ne writes undor lie paronageo OF IIarcenburr
and Sie'ernich and also IL IS SAID, of prince BG.
cner or prince Blucher's ohiefprop general t.ues.
senan. There are many excellent essays IN the
paper though the greater part are below med,.
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an order was issued some lineage from the
head quarters OF the British troopsencamped near
Paris, prohibiting all oiHaers from entering The
CITY except with uniform and side arms, -"
LISTERS have been received from barcelona IS
.ne lotn ut new duty IS imposed on cork Of
, per cent This IS a principle article in the ex.
port trade from Catalona, and At las been chieav
sent to Great Britain.
a private letter, which, however, certainty
wants Confirmation, says, that tlIev exDecteJ Z,
Paris that ralleyraHd would not MAINTAIN himself
III MS post much longer he is al variance with
Eouclie, who has contryed to gain all parties
Bonaparte says Tie above letter, had ATTEMPTED.
~ May last, to excite the Turks to act ap,i, =
'le Russians, while the armies Of the latter we're
proceeding towards France, and Fouche had de.
closed this pianto the Russian cabinet. Russia
IS therefore IN bis favor Pouche Likewise contri.
we'd Bonaparles journey 70 Rochefort, and his
capture by the English, By this he has gained
England To the Austrian court he is s,alel 10
nave discoyefed Talleyrand's plans during the
congress At Vienna Austria is therefore well
disposed towards HIM. The letter continues to
says ne has the least influence On gts PFussang.
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY, the 10th day of June next,
at 10 O'Clock, in the morning, will be
sold, to the highest bidder, on thep pre-
misses, iffair, if not. the next fair day !;
on terms and conditions then to be
made known
A LII the interest or claim which the
IN late James Dali and John Heath
cote had or died seized in the following
fee-simple property, viz.
One three story brick house and lot in
Fairfax-stleet, with other buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MIR.
John Lloyd.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story brick house and lot on
Fairfax-street, now occupied by Messrs.
SiIas and David Reed as shoe store.
Immediately thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot OH
Water-street, as now occupied by MIR.
Wiltiam Dunlap.
Immediately thereafter aciH be s0ld,
An annuity Of 1910 dollars in a house
and lot on King-street, in a valuable ST.
tUation.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bake house and lot on
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by Mr..
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
will be given to the purchasers & attend
anCe by
EDWARD DAY, Trustee.
April e6. cots.