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For Sale or Rent,
O,m Rokp- HO7lSe and Lot.

rrontinr on Washington-strget So feet,
: : inches to a 10 foot alley from Washing
.on 70 Columbus-street, q feet fronting
~ tbe bake house. If required the whole
w. nav he had on distinguished zSfeet
s 81 inches with the Improvements. Apply
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April Is.
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Port of Alexandra.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
sloop Caroline, Mills, Norfolk, Sun
dries-Merchants oflthe District.
Brig Ann, Rousseau, DISCREPANCIES
.-Lawrason s. Fowle.
Ship Hope, ConkEn, New<York bal
last-Adams, Herbert & Co.
sloop Regulator, Chadwick, Salt and
Crates-. 6. LadtE
CLEARED.
Schr. Edward, Collins, New York.
Brig Mary, Rowland, Boston.
Eliza, Dyers Fredericksburg
T. w. Peyton.
schr. Ceres, Smith, Portsmouth -stull
& Williams.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN pursuance of An order from the Orr
phans' Court of Charles County. Nd.
will be sold at Public Sale at tie late
residence CT tie deceased, at Mattavo-
man, Charles County, I'D. on Mon
day the first day Of May next,
All the personal estate Of
Mrs. Priscilla III. Courts, late OF said
county deceased, consisting of sixty-one
Negroes; many of them young men and
women; a number of Horses: the stock
OF Cattle, Sheep and Iiogs ;4Farming T.
tenslls of different descriptions: some
Household and kitchen Fnrniture-in
the former is included two neat Mahoga-
ny Side boards, one containing a full set
OF plate.-A large collections Of Glass of
a superior quality and of every descrip-
ton; Beds, &c. large imported family
Coach, handsomely finished be
sold at the same, time one ortwo hundred
barrels OF Corn: some Bacon. and many
other articles which it would be tedious
to enumerate. Terms Of the sale are, that
for all sums under forty dollars cash will
be required: above that sum credit of
six inoEths will be allowed tie purchaser
ca his giving Bond with approved securi-
ty for the payment of the purchase mo-
ney, with legal interest at the end of
that time.
JOHN T. STOBDERT, !
administrator
W b. .4N persons indebted TO the es~
tate. of Mrs. Priscilla Ii. Courts, are
requested to make immediate payment, &
those haring Claims against 1t, to ea~
hibit the aoith the proper rouchers, to
the Subscriber at Port Tobacco.
j. r. S.
Port Tobacco, April 1-6. sawts.
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Salt Anoat.

5000 bushels Cadiz SALT ON board
the Ship Wilhelmlna for Sale by
L,aWR.AsO% q FOWLE.
Who haze also la'sdiag from tie Brig
finn, Capt. Rousseau.
$ Ton lstquality St. Petersburg Hemp,
20 Bolts Russia Duck,
20 do. Ravens Go.
50 Pieces Russia Sbeetings.
I April 6.
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed to the
Store on Ramsay's wharf, formerly oc'
cupied by Yeaton and Conway,
Waere he ters FIR sale,
Beef and Pork in barrels.
Salt in ditto
Soap and Candles in boxes.
G.. GRIFFITH.
April 6. If
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Will be sold at Public Sale,

On the 9Th OF HpTu nert, .
AT the late residence oil Geo. NOTES
deceased, in the county Of Fairiss, all
his PERSONAL ES1AJ E, consisting
Of seven likely Negroes several Horses
and his stock of Cattle and Hogs, & MAJ
nv articles of Household Furniture
The terms will be made known on thc
day of sale.
Thomson F. Mason, Admir-.
March 70. y"
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WLKEsEARRE, pa.) March 81

rye sperlsmen draw near, & ye sports
women too,
g Who delight in the joys of the field"
Mr.. Luther Warrington. whom we
mentioned few weeks ago, as hav-
ing killed II pigeons at a shot, the
day before yesterday surpassed, in
shooting. every thing we have ever
heard of. He killed one hundred &
sixty-seyen pigeons at ten shots;
exceeding on the average sixteen at
a shot. The Heavens were for An
hour almost darkened with them.
They came from the Beach woods,
from whence they were driven by
the late Snow Storm.
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FOR SALE,
Plfme Pork and Mess Beef in barrels.
10000 lbs. choice Bacon.
5000 lbs. Nenison Hams.
Old Holland Gin.
1900 bushels Salt, suitable for fisheries.
A few boxes smoaked Rerrings.
ALSO.
A general assortment of Groceries as
usual.
WILLIAM GARNER.
April 6. tt
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NOTICE

A NEGRO NAN, named Jlyu, who
N says he was taken from Alexandria
by the British, and that he belonged 70
Mr.. George Gross, near Leesburg, is
now in jail at Amelia Island, where he
will be kept until his master sends proof
of his identity and pays his expences.-
The owner is referred to Mr.. JOSEPH
SMITH of this town fog further informa.
ton.
April 6. St
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E1lract Of q letter dated
% RoRnGAUX IAN, 30.

bV6DhACA phN, OVe
/" You may notice by the Price
Current annexed, that Colonial pro.
duce is in no demand at present {;
but it is probable that favorable
change will take place as soon as the
Congress at Vienna shalt close.
I" The Silk Manufactures of
Lyons, LangueGoo and Provence,
have advanced gradually for those
months past * are new worth from
so to 50 per cent. more than yeur
last purchases. Norris any material
change expected, as the scarcity OF
the raw material is great. and pur:
chased up by the English at any
price,"
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SALT afloat.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
On board ship .9merics,
= 6OOO bushels Lisbon SALT.
For FREIGHT or CHaRTER,
/ The substantial and fast sailing Ship
AMERICA, Fieldear Luckett, master !;
burthen 5000 barrels or 400 hogsheads,
being in complete order for the reception
Of cargo.-Apply to
April 6. tt
/ want to hire or purchase a
NEGRO Man who can be well
recommended.
GEORGE COLEMAN.
March S.
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DIED, yesterday, after short illness,
Mrs. Ann M'KENz1E, late wife of MIR.
.2teGandsr .fl'Kenzie, of this place
Her .fansily, society and the church have
sustained a loss which cani6r easily be
repaired. She died likea Christian, and
died IN Peace, in the 4Sd year Of her
age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the
family are requested to attend her fune-
raj this morning at ten o'clock. from the
dwelling of her late husband, corner Of,
Royal and Prince-streets.
on Tuesday last, Miss Eliza
beth Martin, in the 18th year of her
age. Her friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at S o'clock, from her late residence
on Fairfax Street near Mr.. Redmond's,
to tile Catholic burying ground.
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Tribute OF Respset.--A public din
ner was given at 's'readwellfs HOtes,
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire. on
Wednesday last. to Co N. HULL,
who is soen to leave that town, and
repair TO Washington, to commence
his duties as enc of the Navy Board.
A very large number Of the citizens
Of the town assembled on the oc-
casioa, 30 testify their respect Sos
this distinguished officer and their
regret at his departure from that
place.
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r. GRAY,
WHO HAS ON HAND.
PUBLIC SALE

On F'2ID.4 Y the 18th dag of Mn a,ert,
,oiN be exposed to SITE on the premises,
A PIECE of GROUND lying on the
q north side of Duke-street and to
the westward of Fayette-street, frohtiug
26 feet upon Duke-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, small tract Of Land in Fairfax
county, containing about IL acres, known
by the name of Bloomfield Fa1m--one-
fourth of the purchase money to be paid
in hand, and the balance payable in six,
twelve and eighteen months by securing
the payments ina satisfactory manner.
.dt The same time aciU be sold for Cash,
SEVERAL SLAVES.
This sale is made by virtue of deed
of trust from Charles L. hewitt. to secure
the payment Of certain sums of money to
Thomas Preston.
JAMES KEITH, Trustee.
April 6. ts@
Sugar & Irish Whlskey.
90 hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
9 pipes genuine old Irish Whiskey.
will be landed from the Baltimore Pack
ct, and for sale by
JOSEPH Vaudeville.
April 6. tt.
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800 rcanas W rapping Paper

800 rcams " rapping Paper,
a do. low priced WRl9INc PAPER,
:bsst. received for safe By
r. GRAY,
WHO HAS ON HAND,
a few copies OF Bowditch's Practical
Navigator, Eiounts American Coast Pr
lot, and large stock Of School Books.
Blank Account Books of every de-
scription ruled and bound to any given
pattern.
April 6.
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MARRIED, ON the 4th of April, by DIR.
Muir, the Reverend JAMES LAURIE, OF
the city of Washington, to Mrs. ELIZA
beth B. HALL, Of this place.
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$500 Orange, Benson, Norfolk Sam
derson and Young.
Polly, Kelly, West-lndies
Smith and Hummer.
Brig Trim, Cleveland, Boston-Law-
rason andSFowlc.
schr. Tom, Blunt, Fredericksburg
Z. w. Peyton.
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VALUARLE aRRIVAL.-The schooner
Russell, Captain Viberts. belonging to
Minturn and Champlin, arrived at New
Bedford day before yesterday in the re-
lnarkable short passage of SO days from
Canton, with full cargo Of China goods.
The Brig sphynx, belonging in part to
the same concern, sailed in company
with the Russell, and may be hourly ex-
pected.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06

treaty Of peace Does he not know
that our right Of fishing in the gulph
Of ST. Lawrence and on the shores
of Nova Scotia, and of drying our
fish there, was a right secured tous
by the treaty of 1888? Have we
not therefore a very valuable part Of
our trade restricted. when this right
is denied us, as it is by not being a.
gain recognised? Does he not know.
that by the much DETAINED treaty of
Mr.. Jay. we had the trade to the
British possessions in India. opened
to us; that this was again reeog-
nized in the treaty concluded by
Messrs. Monroe and Pinekney. so
hastily and wiekealy rejected by Mr..
jefferson, and that uatil the war,
this trade was not interdicted to us;
that it is-not now secured to us by
this treaty. but on the contrary,
decided intention is ayowed to de-
priye US Of it.? And can be then de.
ny, that our trade has been restrict
ed in consequence ofthe war, and so
lift by theIpeace9 Are the British rot
left in possession ofMcose Island. ia
thebay ofPassamaquoddy; which was
ours before the war, hut which they
now hold and claim as part OF their
territory, and which we have agreed
to leave to the decision Of commits
si0ners.
1t was not as Col. Mason sug-
gests. the bare cote of Mr.. Lewis,
in the preservation Of the seat OF,
governments at Washington for which
his friends applaud him. and his
district ought to thank him; but it
was for his exertions, his address,
his proper use of parliamentary
forms. by which he conlrived to'en-
trap his antagonists and to secure
the object he had 10 view. Others
might have poted as Mr, Lewis did,
but it is doubted whether even Col.
Mason would have had the address
TO have acted as he did.
EXAMINER.
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FOR SALE.
WILL ~ .SOLD

" ILL n r. OOLO,
I'm WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst at Vendue, be-
NJ tore tl,e Beli-I%ern, in the City of Richmond
Stock
On 18th day OF August, on the premises that VALU.
hBLc Mill, OF the lsteCapt. Henry Garnet, deed
o. hlng g elneen The Mill is on the main roati.
leading to the courthouse OF the aforesaid county and
about hail nile from the river, with Creek r,ipnine
up TO the Mill, admitting boats sufficiently large 10
take Off the flour manufactured at the MiISTbe
House rs large and eOnnodous with two pair of Burr
and one Coiosne Stones, boiling cloths, n corn
breaker, anc ail the Necessary naci,ih, nv ft mann
hcturng here are large crops OF wheat sene,.lI,
made IN the neishborhnoG and Tor pcrscn Disposed to
enter MO that Inc oi BUSINESS would find this mn
tperty worth their attention 1t is also valuable as a
o'i-Sil-and STA excellent place for raising hogs on
he Creek--liSewisc, adjoining the Mill tbereare 40 or
fSO acres OF excellent LaUa, and new house nearly
Finished, which With asms expence, would be very
comfortable for a small smhv.
TWILL BIZ SOLD, Ar THE sA,fyTffs >,t, ,,,e,
Two BLacksmiths,
WIN the tools OF the shop, Zone of which is . very
noe SMITH The above Mill * Land may be pur-
saased at private contract before the day OF sale The
NH and land will he sold for nethirl in cash and
tae balance ~ two equal annual payments bonds n
approved security TIC bols carry interest from the
"S,e; u ho' Phnciua'iy paid. The Smiths for cash
=" requcsted that all indebted to the est,te will
..sNe nnmolrtc payment, aud diOse who have claims
20 oring them forward, that we ma, be apred nj lie
NN"'' 70 tuake arrangements for diseiiarging them
TlfOS. GARNETT,1
- JAS. GARNErr. 5 Executor.
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DOMESTIC.
THE BoURRO.hS


The names of Some of the Bourbon family
so frequently occur in the papers, that a
short notice of them respectively, appears de-
sirabIe.
When Louis XVI assembled the throne. in
IVA, there were in France, FIVE millions OF
the royal blood, viz 1.Reigning Family 9.
tainliy OF Orleans 5. of Condo 4. of Con-
Il S. OF Penthievre, (ihc last, LeeitimGted
family, viz: its parent stock born out OF wed
LOCI, sbut acknowledged.
W There were, besides, in Europe, 3 Fa-.
miles descended ofthe house Of Bourbon. viz.
one IN Spain, one in Naples, and one in Par
ma.
Louis Stanislaus Xaviers. now Louis XVIII
first brother to Louis XVI. was born Nov. II.
1855. -
Charles Philip, Count de Artois, second
brother to Louis XVI. was born October
y, l757. In his favour, Louis XVIII. is STA
ted by the last advices, to have abdica-
ted.
The Duke De Angouleme, eldest son to
l775. -
Maria Theresa Charlotte, Duchess of An.
gouleme Daughter of Louis XVI. and first
cousin 70 her husband) was born December
-, H78.-N. 4. BY the Sale law, women
did not inherit the crown IN France. The Ii.
heS do not sfinl, was the adage.
The Duke of Berri, second son 20 the
Count De Artos, was born January %,
1878. ~''
Philip Duke Of Orleans, son of the noted
Egaiite, (tie candidate for the throne men
toned by latleyranA in the Df4Lopxe So
was born October S, 1873. He distinguished
himself under Dumourer, against the Prus
SLAMS, AuStiians, &c. Fle afterwards game TO
the United States, through which he travel
led with his TWO brothers, ole of whom is
since dead. Their ludicrous adventure at a
tavern IN Winchester, Virginia, is still recol-
lected, and will long he SO. Philip TAUGHT
French III Canada--He once was repub i
cln he since became reconciicd to Louis
hVllI. having, Of Course, abjured former
principles
The mother ofPhilip dOrIeans is daugh
Ter OF the virtuous Duke of Penthievre. II
her husbands life was a tissue of infamv. her
own isa bright pattern of whatever is anna
bic and attractive in the female character -
She IS on earth suffering angel. Bonaparte
is said to have lately settled on her large
peusion. Her msfortunes did not come from
inw---et this little DEPRESSION be excused--
We have seen her So often at Anet, Vernon.
and other places, visiting the abodes of midi
sencf and sickness, relieving distress. encour-
's'ag industry, disseminating piety and vir-
ue, IN all which she WAS accompanied and
AIDED by her venerable father, that we can
not iorbear adding olir distant blessing tn
nose WHICH She, no doubt, continues to re
| ceiYe. Her other ehildren not being conspi-
ouous II present, are not ced here.
Inc branch Of Condo !las been remarkable
Tor Courage and gallmtry. The Prince of
Nsnde long headed tie EmigrsDts. The high
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-26
II GREAT FIELD FOR
S Z 2 G. u l. A ITO N .
THE SUBSCRIBER
Will TO rnE HIOHEsr N ODER,

wILLsELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
ppm nc P1e1ises on the A!d day Of .fulust ne al.
(iF PAIN, OTHERWISE TIE NEXT PAIR DAY.0
Forty or Fviy LeauhfiH Lot S OF LAE
A tONTAlNlNG half an acre each, at City-Point.
u M Prfnce-OcOrge COunty-mOst Of which are
bounded by james River siie, and capable Of,
beng rendered i'm aenscy valuable
here are as many natural asvantAces a,,.c;,e,i IN
this place, as any other this State being inIinctatc
" at the confluence Of James and Appomauox ry,r.
about twelve miles from Petersburg snd one NJ ~
finest harbours in Virginia. III many places. YES .,
oi any size may lay within SIX feet Of Iow-yster mari
the Channel beng from thirty forty feet deep &,
the anchoflnS ground equal tO any in tin, Worth =
The land forming hal circle, Occasions an edIy YEA
ter, which renders vessels iH the hArlHr PERFECTLY Sc
cure from injury by ice, and the water heinz, freL
prevents any injury from the worm
There 70 no situation better calculated fors SHIP
fAkp, where tifsber OF tie first quality, and in the
greatest abundance, may be procured on the most
REASONABLE. erms
BY building Of WIAIVES, ssid erecting large
LUMBER and WAREHOUSES;, this Mac
would be very valuable as a place Of depost veqseIs
which are frequently defined month on more to dis
charge htlr eirgoes, niigt with great care and eorv
nence, unload aud load again IN a few DAYS. There
Is no place ~ Virginia Of the same sine that exbtts
so mary b au,'ul settles the river to build mon
The back ground Is unc6mmonly level. drv and
hesithv, eegmtly si'usied for ROPE-NV Al rs
The whole place sbonndinc With GOOD s,,,incs oe 90
ter, and the rivers furnish proflson Of Ssh and wild
FOWL ~ great wrI IS, throughout the year.
forms Of sale will r. made known On the tsav Of
sale, by the sUbseriber.
o,s,, 49,, wM. EPPEs.
0T me Editors IF The C.Nor)olt } HsroEd T Pc
fersbWg ReitibHcas anil JDafiq C6is,igr. qsi3 e4,e
insert me nbs7c IN their bubers, f1flH te han efefe
anil fo1eard their aceoasbts 70 tie Editor o}tie IN
q'afsr tsr Pcyasi',.
nm EPPES.
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FOR SALE.

TINT Tf.fCT OF LIN ID ccAed COLESYyL
fONiAiNlNti by late survey 70s acres, wing
" in theupper end of Goochand Couuty asiosni, 8.
the Lands OF Gen Minor and William Voolfolk This
land well adapted to the growth of corn, wheat and
tobacco There is no soil in the state more congo
hla 70 the growth OF clover than ,hsabout 800 acres
OF the lane cleared aud ready for cultivation and
bouts &C IS OF first rate meadow, in convenient
parts OF the plantation Its contguy 20 James River
(Which Is about five miles) together with the egib
uty OF the neShborhocd renders most desir able ST.
tualon Tor agricultural pursuits. The improvements
are, a large Westinghouse: smoke house and dairy
kitchenand other g necessary oot-hcuses thriving
young apple Orchard. This place is notable for it's
exceen; fruit of all descriptions
FOR terms, apply to Col Robert ouares of Rich
rnond' or the subscriber living on the premises.
SAM'L. 0. MINOR.
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JOHN !. WERItI.
VALUABLE ESTATE
For SALE

- Virtue, of Deed of Trust executed to the Sub
serioer, by solomon Nton, Esq. OF the Town of
Dahvie, Virginia, and Nancy Dibon. his " ife and OF
record IA the eouity court of tsJ lsnia for the pur
pose OF securing the payment OF certain monies to the
state Bank OF \ olth-CsroEnaW ILL DE SOLD to the
nshest bidder, On the premises, Saturday tie 29u
day OF July next, the very valuable
.HeTcadat-.lfitis, Lands Lots Toll B,idge D;st;d-
- Ty and Iaraerg,
occupied or owned By the said Dibon at or near
panSie-This estate offers to cnteirrising men, the
strongest inducements to become the purchasers of it.
as situated Immediately on Dan-Ri,er the naviga-
period, tor boats.
The Mills consist of Merchant grist-mill, with
pair OF stones * two excellent cloths & saw mill
upon the most approved corstrtconali IN complete
order hey stnd on canaIsuppied from the River
en never islis.-and they are perfectly secure from
iresnes. The adjacent co ntry is rich and productive
AND the population lourishnsAllk kinds of grain can
pe sd N the neigrbcrhood the best terms-nd the
IOWA aHordsa ready market for all the lumber that
can be cut at the Saw-mill
re SrILL-HousE is large, convenient and new
aue" mousse being "a feet by SO, with every necesss
kind ~ "' oe,' N'u Des'
he BRIDGE is very desirable property be ing a.
cross Dan-Hver, Immediately at the town-It is nov
unoer repair, and will be completed before the day
OF sale OF coed materias-Ih me Tolls have amount
cd upon AN average, to 5 1000 annually for the last
years, and have been gradually increasing :-Of the
bridge, two undivided third parts (benp Mr. D;bon,s
!"terest thercin,) will be sold.
ne LANDS eota'n 262 S.4 acres, which almost
entirely surround the town of Danville, and extend
Ou 'ne river about mile containing 90 or more ~
eres oil hiver LowGrounds Of the best qualityabout
70 acres Oh winch, are heavily tmbered--the BAL
nce oil the tract upland, mostly in woods and ell
tinbered.
On this lsnd, besides the Mills, bridge and tlistile
ry' is large and commo.ious D7geiiine-h in
sood repau--being 81 feet square, and having eight
rooms with SIX hrepaces, with every necessary and
convenient clubhouse ia good order, for auily-.A-
Oh every description, sunk, carry on the bust.
ncss eNtensiveiy-a good Tanners house and or-hnu-
SEES, oeani-house bsrkhouscs, curriersshop, bark
nNil' and every other convenience. The Tannery is
now under lease for term, TO expire in May 1917
s a, winch time actual possession be had and in
te mean while, the purchaser have the benuiit of
Tue lease The sale viii be in o;S t. suit the pur-
ee.iosers The terms will be- cash fr all sums under
O1oo-and for all suros above $500, credit ot o. IL
10 months-the purchaser TO give notes negotiable
attne State Bank OF North Carolina at Raleigh bear
ing interest from the date with three approved names
two OF whom at least, shall reside 10 Nsrt CaiIi-
ma, THUS. RUFFIN. Trustee.
HiilsSorough, N. C.. June 81 --tds
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FOR SAFE.
THE TAVERN * PLANTATION,

THE TAVERN * PLANTATION,
CO,NI.iiNJ.h'G loo .iCRES Or'L4.ND
M tiEitEON nuw reside in Cumberland County
w n,ar CTteisvilic, on James Xiv y. immediate
on The Caiollra and lychhurg roads, 10 firhmorI
where The 'nai'-stnsc prss weekly This place is
he si,i'y, well vst'red ti III agreeable ncighbor-
ioo'i-the 'wcliDg-hose rts b n lately repaired *
enlarged ior the reception Ola private firmly, with
co'umi'ous stable and other outhouses--,LIs sitati.
On issqua If superior In any stand in Il a. country
Tor iavcra--hcsI,e many Ct,er advantages un,e-
eeSsasy TO mentio, as il Is pieeupsiic Il inclined
TO purchase will view the piernis, s.
Inc terms oil sale VIII be made accom- mO<ating to
he purchaser HUMPHREY BELT
june