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Viii be gi5sa FOR LaboFss,s.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
GALWAY, FEB. 81.
FATAL DJEL.

Yesterday evening ms e,ing took place
near Merlin Pax, between 4. Dillon. EsQ
ofthis town and b Kane, Esq. of ---s
when the former received his adversary's
ball under the right breast, md instantly
expired. These ,wo gentlemen were close
ti.nds for many years. h!r Dillon toIsht
several dutls, in all Of which Mr.. Kane act-
cd as bis second and i is renarsabl at
Me- Diilsn's falnerIos. ms lite, in an affair
OF honor with he late Melacby Fallon. Esq.
a, the ssine age. and nearly IN The same
spot where his son iell.
Rc55vy.- On Friday evening the sth
inf about nine O'clock young nan re-
turning home. was met in Flfth. near
Vice Street, by two villains. (a,med with
a club or clubs one Of whom ftruck
him in the 6ds winch deprived him Of
fpeeck and brought Inn TO the graupd
they then eudeavoured Q rob bin ct his
pocket book and watch, but he having
locked his arms one ia another. they
were foiled in The attempt upon which
one faid to the other * lock him in
the head;" but provi Ientialiv, before
they put this wicked intention INFO ex.
-cution, they were alarmed and ran off.
not. however, without taking his UNI
brella. Fhhad Reg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
CoNNECTICur POLITICS.

The following statement of facts from an
intelligent gentleman in Connecticut will ex-
plain 10 the Fedcralists OF the United States
he late turmoil in Connecticut.
Tn. Congregaiionalis,s Of Connecticut are
sbou, 225, 900 in number; the Bap,is,s
bout 10000 the Episcopalians from g to
10000 and the Me.hodists from 800 10
1000.
the Episcopalians have repeatedly peii-
iioned the Legislature 70, a College /; asow
ing tina. they did not want funds, having
them already in abundance I he petition
has always been negaaurd. Lately, they
have twice asked OF the Legislature 10 600
dollars TO help them maintain Bishop. In
both instances they we,e refused he
vote in the House was 1873 10 SO; every dem
oc,at vofiny against shem Last faii, the
Democrats altered their candidate tor Gov
ernoi, fiSing on OLI,kR WoLcoTT wnom
about 70 years ugo they pub,ickiy, though
,alsely, accused Of gsoss pecuia,ion, and
aubs, quently Of arson, in burning down The
War-Otlice to conceal ito secure 'hei
ooint, they began to make advances to the
Episcopalians, who were JUS then ti-afeet-
I'd by the. failure oftheii peti'i'n; prom sing
to vote for in case oil ooalltion. A mu-
tual und, IS diog then commenced, aedbt
came more aid more explicit during The
winier
On The 2lst of February, grea, collec
ion Of Erase p,lians, from all parts OF the
state, were assembled at n. Haven al The
conservation oil new church And Satan
also among them and will readily be ad-
united by those, who know, that the mos
profligste Of the ConDeclicu, democrats
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
FRENCH Cr sMBtR OF PEERS.
Bulletin sf the fttiag Of He'd e/lay,
Eebrt1,v %

feWdMy
The n,inifier for Foreign sffairs, Pref
idenr of the CouncIl of Minilters, and
the Minilter for General p,liee, were in-
rodu.ed.
he fra Of thefe Min'aers coanmuni-
cared to the Chaaber % the parr If rhe
King, letrer written 10 Msda ne Eliza
be'h, by the unfortunate Queen. Maria
Antoinettr, uve hours befo,e her death.
his letter, entirely wrrtco in the
Queens hand. wa found among the pa
pes Of the cx coavennopaliit, Ccurtois.
His Majety wiihes that the Chamber Of
Peers ihould receive the hrf commune
cation of this in:ereiting document. A
fac frq,le Of it has been engraved copies
of which will, 10 morrow. b. delivered
to the Peers and Deputies.
LETTER
cite, to Der sjqer. Madame tAzabab.
"Of1sber I6--baH PAT fur.
81 write to you. filter, for The laft.
time / have jua been condo nned. not
to fhameful death, it is only 70 t. the
guilty, but to 60 & rejoin your Drorher,*
innocent as he was. l hope to fhcw
the fame for,itude as he did, in thefe laft
moments-
81 am calm, as one is when ones CON-
fcience does not reproachus. feel deep
forrow, at abandoning my poor children ii
good and tender filter, you know l lived,
but for them and You by your aft. 6tiona
you have facri6ced every thing to be with
us In wha, iituation do / leave you I
learnt. BY the pleadings in my cafe, that
my daughser.f was feperated from
you.z-Alas poor child, dare not write
TO hef-fhc would not receive my letter..
/ know not whether this will even sSeacfi
YOU Receive fey them both my beef
eng.
!" Ihope one day, when they ~ill be
older, they viii: be able to rejoin you. and
enjoy all your tender care. Let them
both reflect upon what have never
ceafed to inftill into them, that the prin.
ciples and exact execution Of their ,du,ies.
are the frit BATS Of life and that aft g
tion and mutual confidence, will conGi.
tule tine happinefs Of it Let my daugh-
ter feel, that at the age lhe is, fhc ought
a ways to aiIit her bTother,t with the
council. which the greater experience
the will have, and her affection, may fugs
geR to her: let my fon. in his return,
adminiftcr 10 his litter. al the folicitude
and fervices, which affection can infpue:
finally let them feel, that in wha,evsr
petition they may be, they cannot be tsu-
ly happy, but by their union. Lef them
take example by US How Otter, IN our
nilerics, has OUT aft ttion ffar4ed US
In happiness, we have
sLou, XVI who had been p,evi,ufl sulo-
tined
Now he Duche.s Of snspn slas.
| rhs DAuphn @hale fs W dea we'd 3 ne
re on ilnary Gu throat tIad be eir IL
tegl &c. of hi. . her wau 4 cow DC q a0ses
Loa OF tie throne Of France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
MORE NEW GOODS.

NORE NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR * LINCOLN,
HAVE JUN received
/ bale India Calicoes,
/ do. India Cotttons,
! do. India Cotton Sheetings,
Superfne Calicoes,
s..i wsa ,, Of r . s,.ss ! BRoADcLoTHs.
A a se al, uent of plaid aud eolou5ed Luz
TRINO5,
n,nJspnss- common Dimoties
LINENs &C. q reduced prices.
april 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07

COMMUNICATION.

Ii appears that the three county Caucus has issu-
ed its manifesto 1t is very much such thing, and
managed in the same way as was expected, as soon
as it understood that those opposed to separa-
tien, would not attend this meeting. There is moth
ing new brought forward. There is, however, an
attempt to represent this meeting much more
geleral than it was. They say that I" an immense
concourse OF respectable cilizeUs convened collect
ed from more than half the towns in the county OF
Lincoln" &c. Upon enquiry, we eau hear Of onl,
two citizens who appeared at Augusta from the
eastern half Of Lincoln, viz. Mr.. Whiting of War
rem, and Mr.. Hale who drives the STAGE ami lives.
we believe, at Camden. he meeting at Augusta
was in no sense, representation OF tins county !;
as to the other counties, we are not informed. Ii
is to be regretted that those gentlemen Of Lipcol
who called the meeting should have carried il where
the people OF this county would not go his meet
ing has collected a few out vi this county, who
must have great zeal upon the occasion, or they
would not have gone SO far. II is altogether IA
one sided thing. Many were curious To see what
they would say or do respecting the coastiag bush
ness. They got overit with one short sentence
aud intimate that Congress may place it upon il
pres mt footing.~ This the constitution prohibits
unless the whole system shoald be altered.-Ne
state car be INDUCED with any advantage or pre-
ference over another in this respect aud there Is
no precedent like this case. l have seen this sep
araton plan brought forward several times, and
urged a each time, by some respectable men, es-
pecially by those who have lived at near the in
tended capital. 1t has always been advocated b.
some leading men who have been considered Ia
prominent candidates for office, but the great body
of the people--those who pay tile taxes by liaro
labour and those connected with the coasting bus-
ness have generally been against it. This will GER
tainly be the case on the 20,h Of May next, not
w,hstanding the zeal OF few, and the inactivity
of manys
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
County of Lincoln
April 2sth.
If nnu tb;ar eo,,I9 hops bee, dane I'm rsI;ere m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
NEW GOODS.
Joseph Johnson,
No. 9, ExcnANos sTaRrr

No. 8 EXCHANGE eTR.Er,
IlAs iuf received handfome aforiment of
Engiish, India and French Goods,
which be oHers for fale very low for cain.
spril 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
From .e Ontario Messenger.
WARSAW (Genesee COZ Apr, 8.
HCRR;D MURDER aNb SuI'IDE.

HCRRiD MURDER AND SUI 'IDE.
About three weeks since, the Wit oil d..
Abel Watkins, Of siidiebury, 1epesse
County died rs WAS supposed oil fsset !;
In consequence Of whicn w ATKINS persue-
ded . neishbor and Intimase trl.nd OF has,
by the home OF Perry, 10 iemove viii his
family into his house anu take csie oil IN,
chiidren. Snor;sy afes, Mr. ferfy Was Ia
ken very i'll with the cholera molbns, a.
stated by Watkins, BY whom Ills ii.e was
dlsparcd #, and Dr.. Chauncey l. Sheldon,
Of Warsaw, was sent ior. who attended MIN
,hroue the da, and TIL 9 O'Clock q, night,
and left him much better. sSa,sins stten
ded ni,n the remainder OF the night, and
Perry died the mex; day. Mr. Perry an,.
Mrs Warsns being amended with similar
symptom, III their sickness, together VIII,
an appearance OF familiarity between Wat.
kins and ferFy's wife, soon created a suspi-
zion ,ns, W atkins had poisoned both bis
vile and Perry. laquiry was made OF D.,
Sheldon, GOT won !. atSins purchased bis
m.dicinu) fhe had purchased any poiso
oil HIM and il was asceftsined that lac pu :
Chased foz oil arssIic and some nux WON'T
ca. DR.. Sheldon and other persons con
versed with W.tsins respecting 1t, WHO
st.ted that he buugh' the sIsenic Tor man,
but ceu!d mol tell his name nor where he
lived, but said that he gave the poison to a
certain dog, (Which is ye, alive. Suspicion
increased and Watkins was ABUSED To have
the bodies taken up and examined tor the
pu, pose Of satisfying the minds Of The pc
puiace, and clearing his own character -
Accordingly onFliday the sth insliouilee"
ply sicians appeared =, the graves he
body OF Perry was dug up and examined,
the stomach was taken out and carried into
house, where the physicians tried many
chemical ex pt rimtns on the contents, and
il was .scertained beyo nd doubt thai there
was a console, aole quantity ofsrscnic In the
stomach, which was much corioded. lhe
physicians iepo ted that his death was oc-
casioned by "a, senic. Watkins was inform
ed OF the opinion OF the physlcians about
three O'Clock the next morning he short
ly after went cut OF his house, and IN about
on hour and q hall was ionnd in the woods
s OF 90 rods from his HOUSE suspended 5y
,andketchie TO small bush, his legs, part
OF his body. aad his hands on the ground
on examination hs was found TO be dead.
The PIN, slcians proce. dSd 10 examine the
body u Mrs WatKh,s, and repor. ed unani
molsly thai her death MAS occasloned BY
vegetable and mineral poison. Aeo,oner's
iques. was summoned 10 sit on the bod,
ol IA kins, WHO snol.ly returned with a YER
uc, OF suede. Yesterday Mis-. Perry was
laken into CUSTODY, and Is this day TO be ex-
amiued.
Watkins aud Perry, with their families,
have resided IN this county, ebouia year
iwo child. ei have ,lod oul Ut cash firsiil
since las, tall, end il IS generahy Ceieved ths;
soIue OF theii dsa,hs we,e also oecasioucu
by tue wicAtd hands o. Wttkn,s MIS-
Walkins was deii,e,,d oil slill-boin child
few hours previous TO her death.
A convict in the n. Y state prison, by
The name Of Fate has Communicated 10 The
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
SODA WATER.

TIME Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland
/ and its vicinity are informed that the
SODA ROOMS are now opened for the re-
rsnton Of all those who wish TO partake OF this
invaluable preseryative Of health.
April 80 ". WAhhEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
Z & S. FARLEY,

NIltners and Mantua- Makey5,
Exchange. nreet,
rJAve juft received handfome afortment Of
a Eagiish q India Goods,
inilsble Tor the feafon-v,x.
Canton d Italian Grapes Luseffving fattin, hgur'
Green back, wh,e fig ed fringed and velvet
ufed add Flore0ce Ribbons
Silks Ligh, and dark Ca'icoes
Back Levan,ine, flag, Cotton and G. / Shaw,s
fancy figured Hkfs. Bi ck beaver and hlk
BIscx ga tnetts C'oves
Seeded aod plain Book Ipd,a sewing Silk
Mrlas Cotton Hole, &c &e
All which will be fold cheap for Cath on'y
objectionable Millenary
made at the shortest notice.
~ They afo eon,isu e their fese 10 Bath,
whe e he a. We ariU . may be had
P@iiosa ApvH 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07

keeper, oifeumstaniiai eccoun OF tue tobs
berry Of the Nantucket Bank in l765, which
i, preparing ior press IT'S supposed no
was partner in the dividend
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07

skuiked into New n ven on the same dey
In lie evening morley caucus Was held u
that town made up OF ID macrats and Epis
cop4iians. Oh the latter, no respcc -
bic one was present. There. the treaty was
signed and seated. q UoLcorT was TO d
Governor, and JuDoE isGERsoLL Ii Gov
efnor his compact was announced y
the next Mercary-as that pape Is wholI'
given up TO lying, the Fetleralists generally
could no, believe, that SO prohigaie COAL
ton could have taken place /; especially as
The few respectable Episcop liars, who
were 10, il the secret, assured tie Federal
isis thai il WIS 10. 50.
h. day oil rial came. To the e'eir a.
dsgFace of tie Connecticut EpisrnpaliaDa
with few honorable exceptions, they came
out, on Fseein al ) meeting day. as Demo
Gratis +; and voted aith men, whom, nj
lhen, they would HU have Set with the dogs
Of thei flock
L, viii CRAFTY The Fecerslists to know
that ,his grand aposfaey viii 60 no harm
Inc Democrats, Gpiseop liians and Ill.,
have given Wolcou only about 100 votes
moie than they have given heretofore
here are about i8 700 or is 900 FedersI
freeman IN Connecticut. Al III. next OPP
poriunIy, they viii snow, by most com
maDdins vote, their utter abb orr nee OF this
base and p. Off gate Coalition.-0iessenSer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07

ALBANY, APRIL

The Niagara Bank AfA hs become a
law of the state capital 84o0,ooO with
provision however, tuat ii snail not go into
ope. a,ion until II 2 per cen, OF the capi
tal stock shall have been paid in specie
and the charter to become void u at all.
time the bark should refuse 10 iedes m their
bills in specie, or Other lawful money OF The
United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07

As lie British and Foreign Bible Society hare
rery loud aud numerous calls upon its beneroIence
from the people Of The eastern Heniisphere-h hop
cd The ersrtions Of the aceaAhy Christians Of tie T. >
,eW moi be ,eanihg to relieve the aeaais Of those
The western, chose calls for help sounding IN
ears.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
*x* NEW GOODS!
WEBER Il CHASE,

RXcHANCE.STREET.
HAVE jun received an ex,enfive aaor,ment Of
- EngG6, kdis 1' Fyeneb Goods,
iaitah's for the prefsnt sad approaching ieAion-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07
County of Lincoln
April 29th. s

If amy thing could hass been done 10 retiere tn
coasters we should have knooa before 20 3, espec
tally great pains hare been taken to sci orer ma
objection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07

A convic, in the n Y state prison, by
the name Of Fate has communicated 10 the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-07

""oonug auo lowN priced ditto lame
priced ditto fame eolors.
Flannels and Baizes-Cords
Pe'iece Cloths- bombaxets
Wilborss-Dur ants-Crapes
Bet drefsd and undrefied CaIiooss
sax add common Cinehams
Cambricks, white black and coloured
large afor'ment Of Fancy Muilins
Shawss-Gik and cotton handkerchies
Long Lawn-Linsn Braces
0en.lemen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto fix and worried Hofe
Slack and coloured iewing Ska
Coat and Ven 8u,,oas
Kschons-Tapes and Bobbins
Lusestring'-- Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hoie-- Button Moulds.
AAS0-A genera afortmeut of
american Factory Goods.
- Tfeasssy Notes and New York Bills received
Tor the Shove goods
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issolu;iop Of Partnership,
TIE co-partaersh,p Of Richard Slade
& CO was dissolved Dy m4tual consent
m the 2lSt inst.
The business viii be in future conduc-
fed by Richard Slatie, the only remain
iag partner of the late firm, he having
purchased the entire interest OF the WHO'S
concern.
JAS. ANDERSON,
RiC'D. SLADE.
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Shipwreck of the Medus
French Frigate,
From the JoQrncI des Debats.

In our paper afthe 1lth, we gave az
account Of the iataI shipwreck of hi.
vessel, almost within sight OF Care Blan
co. on the Mfr can coast, which took place
on the 2,l July This frigate was car
wing out the French Governor Of sene
aat, and besides It's complement Of sea
men, had a number of officers and sol
iiers Oh board The following are some
details respecting this lanteptabe as vel
a, inexp!icahie affair, written ny one 0
the actors AID sufferers in this scete Of
Unparalleled horror. 1t VIII be proper Il
mention, that the recital commences g
the moment when, the Meduse having
been wrecked, it became necessary 10 di
vide the crew among the boats Of the FL
gate, and raft which was hastily con
lstFucted o is maSts and yards.
(fhe writer. we suppose, leaves it t.
the captain and 0ther marine officers, i
Ialve, to explain how the shipwrcck tool
place.
"On the 5thof July, 1916. tie embark
Eation of the crew and the soldiers il
the boats aud rafttook place without or
der. g in the greatest confusion There
ought to have been 90 req, seamen on III,
raft, and scarcely ten were put upon il
Ore hundred and fprty-seven person,
were confined TO this trail machine. Tie
precipitation with which it was built, pre-
vented 1t from being fitted up with rail
'inSe, because probably, those who caused
it to be constructed, had no intention o.
committing themselves to it. The rail-
was about so feet long; il sokdly put to
gether, it would have been able to bear
200 men but we had soon proofs Of its
weakness. II was without sails or slasts
there was placed upon it number OF
quarter measures of -four, FIVE barrels OF
vine. and two casks CT water; but not
a ,iasit biscuit
6 Scarcely had City men set foot on the
raft, when It susk at least two feet. To
facilitate The em5arkation of other sol
diers on the raft. We were compelled to
throw inso the seaall the quarters of flour:
the vine and water were alone preserved
and the embarkation vas continued untIi
we found ourselves az in number. The
raf, had sunk at least three feet, and SO
closely were we bundied together, that
it was impossible temose single step
Fore ami aft We had the water UP to cur
middle. AT the moment we left tie fri.
sate, about 90 lbs 9fbiscuit were thrown
% us, which feilinto the sea, whence il
was recovered with dialeulty, and redac.
ed almost to paste we priced it hew.
ever in this state,
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Richmond Noe. 90.
Virginia Legislature.

Yesterday. The House of Delegate
were engaged on the bill Tor snspendin;
|shl further specie payments The ilo'lst
ecelved itself into committee OF tn
Iwhole--Mr. Baker in the chair q
The bill, as propo- ed by the select con-
Imittee. it will be ecollected, IS III The Iol
lowing words
4 bill, to suspend for furthertime, tn,
Act entitled am Act to provide moe
eflectualIy for the payment Of specie
by tile several banks o. this common
wealth.
Be it enacted by theGeneral Assembly
|that the Act, entitled An Act 10 pro.
vide more electualiy for the payment o
specie by the seseial banks of this cou,.
|monveaith,' shall be further sUspe DE
until the 10th day OF July next, and ~
longer.
Provided, That no Bark viihin thi,
|Commonw Attn shah avail itself of th'
benefit of this Act, Which shall not. or o
| b fore the 10th day of JANUARY next, hav,
resumed the payment ia specie vi al
! notes uQder Eve dollars.
| Mr. Hay offered lie following amend
ment b, way Of substitute:
Be il enacted by the General Assem-
lbly of Virginia, That TIE operation o
1.-The act passed on the Esd DAY of Feb
Hast, entitled " An Act to provide mGr
eHectpalig for The payment Of specie b,
the several banks of thi$ commonwealth,
and suspended by an Act of the Plesep
session until the 18th day Of Deccmbe
next, be, AID the same is hereby suspen
Jed so long as the. sa q banks Sha! ref ali
from declaring and mixing a divideod q
| The profits of the said backs, already &C
crued aud undivided, OF hereafter aecrp
ing, and no longer.
This Act shall commence, and be il
force from and after the 14th day Dec
next.
Mr., ChamberIayne proposed to amen'
this Substitute, by striking out all ate
the second word (''suspended''Gn tn
first paragraph--and inserting in lieu Of il
the following;
Until thg 90 IF FEBRUARY, 1917, # Con
sress shall adhere 20 rs reserve on the sub
Ject ct ducsto the United ~tates-bul i
tit shall extend the time on that su5Iect
then to the period 50 extended !"
Messrs. .Smyth Anthony, and Robert
son (of P. spoke in fayer Of the orisina
biil--Mr. Thweaft IN favor Of the substi
itute-and Mr. scott against it, III RI
tbertson spoke against Mr.. Chamber
Ihsne's amendment to the sub9titate-
Mr.. Mercer OF l.. spoke n favor OF til
principle OF through he preferred mo
dification oft, IN point OF torn.
Finally, the ameaainent TO the sus,ti
tate was lost--and the committee rose
and had leave to cit again.
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NOTICE.

Ordered, that an election be held on
Monday the eighth of December nexr. a,
Sheatherss tavern, in the third ward. TO-
a member to serve III the place IF MIR
John Mckinney, removed from town
The election 20 be held under the 'direc-
hon Of Messrs. John Roberts, Christie
pher Neale aud Abraham Faw.
Extract from the minutes,
Teste, l.. p. Thompson, @. C.
November % re
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Alexandria Morocco Alanuiac
tory
a he CGrnei. cf 0ronoiso & UIater
ci,nnt e-d1en,. Ihn EC;nh -r,tn,-f

streets neds' the Fish 1chalf,
Mheyc II y he add, Morocco ior gen.
ltIemen'S boets. Murecco ard American
K al of al! co.ors Tor Iache~, shoes. coaen-
makers and hatters' ainlug ~kins, hat
ters' and spinmag wool The above ar
ticlcs manufactured in the bess manner
by the subscribers
John - Bsnkhsrl s. Go.
NJ All hsld ot oitts scowered and
dyed in the best manner.
November Z eetf
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers, unsler the Firm q
John JACKSON q Go tender then
services to their frien5s and the public
az Auctioneers, with assurances that che
almost pr omptness may be calculated OF
all business confded 10 their M
eagement.
JOHN JACKSON,
E. w. sPOFFARD.
October 25
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the u. States
Circuit Court for the district Of Columbia.
made Ia the ease Of Joseph Janney VS..
John Westcott's administrators 4 Others
will be sold, on the premises, on Wed
nesaay the 18th day Of December next.
lot of ground containing one quarter OF
square, situate on Cameron and Patrick
streets, on which is erected convenient
two story tenement. Terms, 6. g, and
- months credit, and alien on the pro-
perry till payment is made.
John ID. Brown,
Robert Gray.
Commissioners,
November &c dts