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As to Murat himself, he landed Il Cannes, O..
the very spot which was marked BY the foot OF
ms bro her-in-law a few weeks before His pre-
sent place OF retirement is entirely unknown, bus
IT is understood that he is sole ting the pro,ec~
ton OF the Austrian government, and permission
to- join his wife and children.
Certainly here are sudden and painful reverses
and they would interest the feelings of historian
and Posterity greatly, il any other personagesj
were concerned. Let us all recolect, however,V
that thc hero of the story was the son of con->
teInpuble publican at CahOrs, and the heroine N
daughter To the town-clerk of Ajacc.o--to say
nothing of the particulars of their lives.
WaIsing .Hatch-The hero of the pedestrian
exploit al Blcckheath is sn cid man, who has
been N the habit Of carrying pamphlet, about for
many years and he boasts, that durirg he PEE
ROD while lie amused himself with tie dstrib,l-
ton OF literature, ne has seldom walked less
lilan ~ miles Per dien. Yeaterday was the
fourth OF his exhibition, and at nine O'clock ia
TIE eVenirghe had five miles to perform-whch,
q! y fixing reireshment, he completed ut aquar-
ter before eleven--Wilson is MAJ sbolt Eve
feet six and haif-his walk, ike that of the &C.
LIBERATED Powell, IS hgDGsHg but lie covers an
immense space IN very short period. He has
hitherto been lighting under very e. eat disadYan~
geS !; the heat OF the weather-the dust Of the
rosd-and the pressure OF the conuoisseins have
lhconVenenced hun very much. Betting is ~
ganst HIM. 1t was, at Greenwich, yesterday
evening, four to two. Should he succeed in the
enterprise, we understand he is engaged TO gp
100 miles in "a hours. The pedestrians dress
rs straw hat, very broad in the br.m-a light Coz
VerlnB or nailkeen ON tIe body, and nankeen
trowsers and CATERS With respect to the ground,
he has provided, that should heavy ram come on.
he shall be allowed 10 walk ON the green.sward
instead of the gcaYelled road-W ,laon was gong
on tins morning.
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VIRGINIA:
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Supe-
rioF Court of Chancery for tha Hchmond D;s
triet, the 26th day of June, 1916.
George Watt Plaintiff
.Apdiust
William Shaw, Archibald Foster, and VIM. Dunn.
and william Crawford merchants and partners
acting under the firm Of Crawford and Dunn.
Deferdanfs
THE defendant William Shaw not having enter.
ed bis appearance aud given security according TO
the act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court
aud IL appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he Is
not an inhabitant Of this country II is ordered
That the said Defendant do appear here on The
first day OF the next term aud answer the bill NJ the
plnntifi and that copy of this order be forthwith
i'terted in some newspaper published in the CITY
OF Richmond, for two months successyely and
posted at the front door OF the Capitol in the said
City.
A eopy.--TeSte,
nm. ". Heniag, c. G.
nov z%' wSw.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY.

X = N AWAY.
TFR0N the subscriber, on Monday the ed ult
u my Servant Boy HENRY, (talSing with him
dark bay nicked horse, which l purchased in
Petersburg, in the fall of 1889 bright mulat-
to, about 90 21 years old, upwards of feet
high, of rather slender form, with scar on
ore ofhis temples and mole on one side of his
face his clothing viii probably consist of pair
each white dimmity, black cashmere and stiped
igomcspu1 fia=tslooBj, Z short blue round; jscket
lined with flannel, and pair of short laced boots
Said servant purchased of lieut.. Howson ofthe
Regular army, with whom he had travelled con-
siderably in the Northern States, and probably
Will attempt to get TO Petersburg, Richmond,
Baltimore or Norfolk, where he is pretty well
acquainted. Twill give the above reward for
experimenting and securing said servant and
horse so that get them AGAIN.
WILLIAM NJ. CLARKE,
Hamilton, n. Carolina,
November 4.
The Editors of the Virginia Argus, Norfolk
Herald, and Baltimore Patriot, will insert the
above advertisement in their respective papers
4 times, and forward their bills to the office Of
the Petersburg Republican for payment.
Nov. Is. 1t.
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Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
STAUNTON, VA.
Mrs. Morris,
Hnte Hiss .Niron. !


D ETURNS her acknowledgements for the libe
h o raj patronage she has received since the
opening other Academy, and begs TO inform her
friends, and the Inhabitants of Stanton and its
vicinity, that in addition to the usual branches OF
education, the French language, Music, Draw
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches of polite literature SO indispenssbly ne
cessary for accomplished females, will be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention viii be
paid to the morals and manners Of the Young
aides entrusted to her care.
Terms Of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, } S 10 per
Grammar and Ncedle-work,S session.
French, Drawing, Painting inn
water colours, Geography, 10 J.,
Mapping, the Elements OF 10 uo'
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water colours ,o1o
(separate,)S ~ uo'
French language, do. 10 do
Geography and Mapping, do. do.
Boarding, S 100 per annum
". b. The ensuing session commences the
18th of November next.
Staunton, October II, 1875
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NOTICE.

be- A petition will be presented by
sundry inhabitants of Henuc0 and GOoch-
land counties, to the General Assembly at
it's next session, praying the passage of
law, Incorporating company authorised
tO,rendcr Tuckahoe-creek nayigabe.
August 9. IF
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From CoJbett's Register Of august 90

FIVE LETTERS TO L0RD SHEFFIELD d,
On his Speech ut Lt,oss W,ooi Fair, Ja-
W 90, 1S15.-lEtended to sho,C,
/. That the real cause of the distress of
che Farmers Is not to be looked for i'm the
low price Of Wool and Grain, nor in the
existence ofTythes 9. That his Lordship's
hopes ofa more f,Ourisbing trade 10 conse-
quence OF the devastatlons of other coun.
tries are fallacious 8. That Manufactures
ofall kinds are carried on to q great extent
an America, aud that Machinery has been
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NO TT e.

Petition viii be presented to the next Gene
raj Assembly Of the State of Virginia, for per
mission to sell three acres of land, lying on A.
dams Hill, and 125 feet of the Falling Garden
property, for the purpose OF discnaicng the
debts, due by the estate of Samuel Peasants
diseased.
WILLIAM LOWNES, .Reent
for ID. ~. Pleasoafs, .4doP.c If
SAMUEL PLEAsANTS, dcc'd
October 25th, 1915. If
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PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
By JOHN BURKE,

Four Doors belo.0 the Bell Tduern, at Four Dollars
per Gns'um, paid in aduance.
T advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended TO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-29
| oudoun Land for Sale

OK hundred acres are offered for sale.
~ living on large stream, called
Broad Run in The county of Loudoun.
Virginia. The soil of this tract is of an
excellent quality. and well adapted in
every respect to farming. Plaster ope-
rates with the best effect upon it. This
land lies near the main road leading From
|i.cesburs to Georgetown and Alexandria.
about SIS miles from these towns, A
contemplated paved. road from the for
liner to the latter places, will immediate.
|ly pass it. 1t is bounded for three quar-
tiers of mile by the run above mention
led. $50 acres are in timber of the first
Equality in kind and vigor. AS ,many
|acres lie on the side of the run and are Of
/ the richest quality. which would produce
fine Indian corn and Timothy. There
lis on the land, a fiourishing apple or
chard. The fences on this land are ge,
morally good.
This Tract would be divided into parts
of three hundred Acres, if purchasers
wish. For terms Of sale. and fer view
|of the land, apply to Ludwell Lee, Esq,
of Loudoun County.
Richard II Lee
Loudoun County, near Leesburg,
Nnv OF On
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DRY GOODS,
FOR SHE.

FOk Ss1LE.
yEyffE subscriber having returned t
Alexandria, with his stock OF Dr.
Goods, offers the same for sale at re
'duced prices.
AMONG THEM ARE.
Ginshams. plaids and stripes,
Cambrick muslins, cotton shifting,
Linnen, estopillas,
Book muslin, plain and figured,
Jaconet do do do
Cypress gauze. plain,
Pocket handkerchiefs,
Worsted and cotton hose,
Pound pins, bombazetts,
CoIored threads, children's socks,
Beaver gloves, silk ditto,
Floss cotton, vesting, ribbands,
Lace handkerc|Hefs and shawls, =
White chip hats, Brittagnes iindens
Flannels. diinity,
Sewing silk, suspenders. &c.
The above are offered for sale at the
Store occupied by A.rs. Mooney, next
door TO Messrs. Rryaa Hampson & ca
A. RAPLEY.
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Plaster Land for Sale.

yNyHE subscriber offers for sale;
4 Farm. in the County of Fauquier
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores. one third Of which is of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth of red oak and hickory-The re.
sidue, (being cleared land, } is in good
heart, two thirds of it having beer
laid down in red clover, and no tract
In the state has afforded higher eviden.
ces of its adoption to the plaster of Pa.
riis.-Tbere is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mil Runs, z
scite for a Merchant Nil. with a fal
of a5feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building. and by the side OF 2
we'll built Saw Mill, recently erected
A law has passed for turnpike reati
which will pass by.or near this sclte.
Fer the above property, | will tax {
the moderate. price of 90 dollars Per q
ere, with reasonable allowance, for IT,
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
: Near Hayelarket Post Office, Va.
September 20.
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foreign lntell;geaac
NEW YORK, Nov. %,
Latest from England.

Last evening arrived at tl,;s.port, ths
fast sailing ship Hnntress, Spear, from
Liverpool, which port she left on the ESD
Of October. By this arrival the Editors
Of the Mercantile Advertiser have re-
ceived Liverpool papers to the e1st d
October, from which the following ex-
tracts are made -:
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 90.
From cur London Correspondent.
Royal Exchange, Wednesday night
Oct. IS.
Almost the whole conversation of the
day has been occupied With the fate Of
the gallant and unfortunate porlier. The
letters from Corunna, by the Packet
which performed the ssyase III the shorI
interval ofs60 hours, areto the date oi
the lSthinst. and according TO these mi
vate adyices it should appear that tin
daring and extensive plan which was Il
be carried into execution by porlief, wa
formed by some emident lawyers VIII,
dictated the spirited preclamations tina
have appeared, It is said, that previous
to the Generals death, he was ignomini
ously carried, about the streets of Corun
ma, to be pelted by a bigotted people
and that this dispracefal exhibition wa
for three or four days continued; ans
according to the accounts we have re
ceived, DO regular court was formed, ane
no trial was granted him. 1t seems b,
the following extract, that at the time q
the departure of the mail, none had suf
tered by this revolutionary attempt, ex.
cepting the Commander in Chief and
some Of his officers.
Corgnau, Oct.l2.
|" The only sufferers on this OCCASION.
~ppear to be General Porlier and his Of
iicers. The merchant, and other men Of
business remain unmolested."
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Treety With France s:rned.

4 y
As we are writing we receive informa
tion from most respectable quarter THE
Pfrcaty between Louis and the allied So
vereigns has received its ultimate ratif
cation, by the former, and has been re.
,eeived by special messenger at the Flo.
reign Office.
It's understood tat a Commercial
Treaty with G. Bsitain is comprehend
ed in this general arrangement.
The datiesof Lord Castlereagh havin,
been terminated his Lordship is expect
ed in London within very few days.
IIhe folloaring is an account Of the For
tresses ceded b. France TO the Allies,
BY the Treaty Of Peace.
OF the fortresscs cedcd entirely by
France. Landau IS the strongest. 1t
lis in the Department of the Lower Rhine
Zoo miles from Paris, on the river Queich
and contains about 1000 Inhabitants:
France acquired it by the Treaty OF
Baden, exactly 10i years AGO.
Sarre Louis is in theDepartmentef tie
MeseiIe, about 80 miles.frOm Mentz and
is com manding frontier position on the
River Sarre.
Phillppeville is a fortified town in the
Amennes, about 100 miles from Paris
and not tar from Mems. 1t was former
lily called Corbigny.
Marienburg is in the same depart
ment, and about ten miles from Charlie
mont,
vesoix is a covering fertilization to
Switzerland, situated near the Lake OF
Geneva.
valenciennes, city in Hainault, with
loo 900 inhabitants, and one of the cele-
|brated works Of Vauban Louis XIV.
took it by storm in 1877, and it was left
with France as conquest by the Treaty
of Nimeguen. The Duke Of York took
lit in 1898.
Condo, Z miles from Valenciennes on
the confluence of the Scheldt and Haisne.
IA strong place.
Maubeuge, also acquired by Tue
Treaty of Nimeguen, and fortified by
Louis XIV. On the Sambre.
Landrecy, on the same river, and only
|1OOmiles from Paris, celebrated for May
sieges. and very strong place.
lie Ouesnoy, smaller, but remarka-
|bly strong fortress. Nine miles from
Valenciennes on the river Ronelle. Ow-
;ne TO its situation on "A wide place
1t IS a very difficult to approach it host
lely.. ;. r
Cambray the works about it are OF
considerable force, and it is also within
100 miles of Paris.
Givet and Charlemont, close together
ON the Meuse, protected by the works Of
VaubaR.
Mezieres. in the Ardennes, and on
the same river, twelve miles from Sedan.
the birth place of Turenne, celebrated
for its strong castle, its arsenals. It's can
non foundery, and its manufactures.
Roc,py, another of the fortresses oil
the Ardenncs, about IL miles from Me-
zieres, and being situated on a plain
not easy to be approached.
Montmedi. is on the Cher, and as az
ears from the, resistance It has offered
TO the Prussians, a very strong though
rot very large place.
Avenues, not far from Cambray, in the
Department Of the North, and well forti-
|ied.
Th;onvilIs. coded TO France by the
treaty Of the Psrenness, very finely 81
mated on the Moselle. with noble
bridge and horn work to protect il.
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Joseph Smith y Son,

Have received by ship Mary, Baboidge'
10 Packages OF Goods.
5 bales cloths
2 do stoekinet
do null null muslins
a do Madras hkfs.
Q do plainbook and fancy musllns
2 do lo-4 Whitney blankets, sup. q
9 cases gingbams
2 do corded
1 fancy striped jaconet muslin
ON H.a,N'f'.
Black and white cambria callicoes,9 mar
seiles vestings, james, jsckonet and fancy
muslins, hosiery. yalencias. shaNis, shirt
ings, sewing silks and twist. flannels,
x
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Now ! Landing
For Boston and Portland.

THE Brig Jane. Samuel r.
~ +9 Mcclellan Master. VIII be
-; = ~ ready to receive q Cargo in
kve laws VIII take freight toreither OF
The above places. on moderate terms.
.aPptg 10
L.uscrascn g FoTele.
WHO hare fw sale, sad Srigs Cargo, Of
500 Tons PLASTER PARIS.
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For Sale,
il ECsp on Pitt street, near the cor =,
ntr of Pitt and Duke streets, WIFE
! Irane dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
l lot on Duke street; near the saic
corner, and adjoining the residence @
Col. Sinsns.--For terms apply to Mf
.Iohn Longden in a alexandria. !
Lewis III Macherl.
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u~N obedience to an order of the EouR
IS Cont &c Fairfax, we will, on Nie z
5ay the esth layof August next, proeeeo
Is sell to the highest bidder, all thai par
|s = q. tract al land, lnow ocenpieh ~,
and n she rossessibn of Thomas 0gdeR
|.f ThoFnas], belonging to the representa-
|tives Of the late John Allisen, sen. oe-
Tracts believed TO contain :,
between so and 100 acres, tolerahly well
uatered, with d good proportion in wood
bounded by Ravensworth, and the lands
lie William Cash, sen. Zacharlah YARD,
land ". ri. Feote, Esq. and about seven
miles from Alexandria, a further descrlP-
ton IS thought pnnecessarys as IT IS pre-
|snmed any person inclined to purchase
would view the premises, which will be
|shewn OF, application to the tenant Thos
|0g,ien OF Thomas. THE terms will be
lone third cash, and bonds with approved
security for tho balance. payable in Il
v, Ia ncpths.--Fhe sale to take place Q.
khe premises and viii commence at II
lo'cIock. at which time ard place due at
tendance will be given by the
Commissioners,
July y. dts.
The sale Of the above
property is postponed till Monday til.
t4th day Of December next, on which day
lathe place and on terms FIRST mention
led the sale will positively take place.
Nov o.
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20 "
Lt''as@ay IS also in the NO.
artmeHt, and seated on i be;sh s'se
4 2 niles from Lnxembasg Co. . ss's 4
ilayt took it, in 1872, and Il ~, a. elss.
same year reiaken by the F.esst . d
htche, notorious for the i,ne MN
"a cur ceuntrymen under the ty '.ss@sNs ..
'lsonaparte. It ismthesame aen, amy 4
With the above, and 80 miles from ,,'' !.
burg. '' etrss.
Fort Louis Bri,ge-head--a va,
equal Importance to France and = Z
ny, as a cautionary place, concludes s', =
catalogue. u
stoeks.- To day was a holiday ,,r
Stock Exchange, but some cons;as.S'ss
business was transacted in priy,ts = !
gains, and Omnium advanced bero,.
close of the day to l45-s for the sscs.s
This Improvement we attribute IA -
suspicion being entertained that the -
treaty was on its way to the olEsen
government.
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For New York.

Tie Brig. SUSAN. Joseph Bunting
Master, IS now loading at Muncaster's
'wbsrf--will sailin three days. and tale
500 bbis on freight; if immstliate APP
piicatipn IS made to the Mastor on board,
OF IS above.
Navas,,tay ~ =,
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ganciing this Lay

From on board the Schooner George
Bmkzcorih,s Capt: Morgan, from
Mavi1niqas.
And for Sale
IS H,lds. Sugar,
III Hads. Rum,
"a Hdas. MOlasses,
Joseph Dean.
November 27sh--9t.
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AleriBo Sha Wis, etc. etc

* SIX u Sst - ~ 4 .4-s---
rhe ssmbscf;bsr has received insaddition
Il, is former stock, an elegant assert.
yiietst 1T
IS Isrinn shaais
Neri.ra Cloth do. A
:. o. asd 81 iacsd do. black and
( white
NR:te aud snlorej Ieve, tine Flo.
renee and itahan silks
Ash;te Satten
Macs aarentine
Ceiosed cambfics and pellisse wad.
sisng
IsSus lawns and linen cambrlcs
sscn caaphric hkfs.
.sssise and colofed A grapes
White. pink, orange aud blue pate
nets
Ia. embroidered silk lace
Black siIklaee trimmings
cation laces
Back as:sl white silk hose. &c. &c.
A lew Ladies' Corsets, ut the latest
French fashions.
Thonns IL Herbert.
Nov ~ div
Now Landing
For Sals By
5tinN G. LADD &. Co.
81 l,ahd4. y Z tiesces Mascoyaic
Sugar
TOO TORS i'laister Paris
IL teas Gar Iron
r bnxes sett HATS
ESQ hsles sole Leather *
Aquantisg Of excellent f'otatoes. &c.
ev
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Landing

4<SA-S~eC
From the schr. Admiral Durham, Capt.
Cox from st. Croix and for Sale BY
La,crasoa u Fsigte
|S7 puncheons st. Crolx tum
OF a very superior quality
ALSO FOR SALE
On board the Brig Harriet, capt. Snssell,
Newburypert,
SO tons Plaster Paris.
IN STORE.
81 boxes Eavannah Brown Sugar,
so do. Green Coffee,
6 pipes CATALONIA Wine,
Mnscoyado Sugar No. q 9.
BEET, Soal Leather.
leases of assorted Glass Ware and VIM
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass Fac
terry,
Boxes Of CaPers.
zoo boxes, half aud quarterboxes segars'
Nov. IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-12
VALUABLE ESTATE
rrnrl - ID q.
FOR HJJE

sef Virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to the Sub
scr1ber, BY Solomon Dillon, Esq. OF the Town Ut
l'nNuie' Virginia, aud Macy DbOn his wife, and OF
'eeol' m the county court OF Pittsylgani tor the pur-
pose o. securing the payment OF certain monies to the
o.'e- oank ct NOrtlCaIolna.--WILLB E som, To ,he
nsnes' bidder, ON tue premises, Saturday the 29
day OF July neat, the very valuable
'Iere't4nf-.1ft's, LuDais Lots Toll Fridge DisIe-
~ ami ItDuierw,
occupied or owned by the sail Dibon, at, or near
Dsn'i,ie.-I's estate offers to cnterisiug men, the
strongest Inducements 10 become the purchasers OF it,
1t Is situated Immediately On Dan-Ri.ei,, the naygs
uon oil we, viii certainly be improved, at no distant
period, tor boats
The VI Ills consist Of Merchant grist-nll, witt,
pan OK stones y two excellent cloths x a s,w-nl
upon the most approved coast7cton--al in complete
oruer. hey stand On cInasupped from the River,
wen never ials-and they are perfectly from
heshes. The adjacent ntry is rich aud product We
ana INC population tourlsllinsAl kinds of grain can
be had ia the neglIborhoud or IA. best tern,ssd the
towH affords ready market for all the luinb.r that
can be cut at the Saw-lnill.
me oTiLL-i1ousE is large, convenient and new
framed ouSe, 5-ng o. feet by SO, with every necessa
u nd.
The Bh1DGE is very desirable property, being a.
cross Dan-hVer, mmttitate,y at the iown-lt is
uider repair, aud viii he completed before tiS day
OF sale o. good materials-it.e Tolls lave amount
ed upon an average, to 1900 annually tor the Last
years. ard haze been gradually Increasing OF the
D'hBe' oanu"Hed 'hird par's (oeing MI. D.bohs
!iterest thercin,) Will BE- soll.
The LANDS eontaih 262 i acres, which almost
entirely surround the town of Dan,iAe, aud extend
on the river about mile; containing 60 or more a.
eres oil River Low-6rounds ii besl quslity-abot
70 acres Of which, heavily tnlb-rcd--the bal
a"ce OF the tract Is upland. mostly iii Gods and we'll
t,Iubei-d.
On this land besides the Mills bridge. and distilIe-
ny, IS Il large aud cOmiuOtiipuS D1ve,1tP- lonse Iva
good repar-heing ST. feet square, aud having eight
rooms WITH san hre-Pases, Win every necessary ami
convenient out house in good order, for family ~
81 valuable 1c7snery, having suficiency oil Nats
oil every descriptions sunk, carry on tue bust
ness eXtensivey-a good Tanners house and out.uu-
ses, bs;n-honse, warehouses;, curriers-shop, bark
m'i', and every o;'ler convenience. The Iannery is
now under lease Tor term, to expice in May 1917
at winch Time actual possession can De had and in
the mean ~hlic, the purchaser TO have the beueit OF
the lease. The sale vii be III Lots u suit the par
ehasers. The terms will be, cash icr all sums uudur
ooOo-and tor all sums above $3.50, credit O. g. II
* IS 'no ths--'he purchase 80 give notes negotiable
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