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|,.r.or. Is wtoFn transferred. and their

/ ..,,n.. d wren TRANSFERRED and thelrt
~, sop tho changes Of residents and non
rss;dsnts with their names and residehepl
/ and the value Of the property, the ou Z
:nm r ~ DESTRUCTION of houses or other hs- |
Up s,rropenerlts ofreai estate, with taeli
a,na nranerty that has become exempt
10 a' tso,a taxation and its value, statlns|
.Ithe GROUNDS on which the exemption! 81
e,a;med and the state laws by which II !, !
psrmanently or especially exempted, ans
ssbere an abatement is clai.Aed for slaves
,Ithat have died or runaway or hase
q otherwise become useless since the Pse.
!. Needing assessment, the statement mus.
& Dive alist Of all the slaves with their sex rex
Hand ares Excepting those ebta,nea ~
: Itransferl owned by the Individual valaea
: laccoraine to their value on the nFs -, %
: June 1916, which value must be less .' !.
! That If the valuation OF his slaves q 'a'
:, nsocea;ny assessment to entitle hin y
: an abatement. In all these case'
!, : there must be such a specification ant
: pp3discription Of the property as It s'aiiu
! Ion the Isl day OF June 1915 anu as :,
:. stood atthe preceding assessment as vii
:; .o enable the principal assessor TO mas
= pfener dstlGcticns in cases where Ine..
!. NAV be rielit fully claimed, aud pfoPe
!; u charges where they are incurred. =.
~ IL TO aid in attaining this precision IN
: following form is annexed, beng ina
Is REQUIRED in the original assessment am
| which as near as may be, may serve as
10 model in drawing out the statements ho'
- irequired from individuals.
!. JAMES MCGUIRE,
p Principal Assessor tor the
& District eff COLUMBIA
: Alexandria, May "a, 1916.
> se Inst Of lands. lots of ground, with thel
- improvements. dwelling houses, ah'
s. slaves. owned by A, B. on the first 0
IL June. 1916. lying aud being with'n tn
20 :. district of Columbia, within the coan
9, t. of -, one tarm, (here insert II
a. description, specifying the water course
60 or m5antain, or high road, on Whlci
:, tbs situated, noting the adjoining pro
Is nr;etors. or otherwise stating partieu
- :, lars BY which it may be knowa ant
- and distingaisheD containing (aer'
). nsert in words at length the numDe
" ofl acres, having thereon, one DIVE! linz
:, hosse O! wood, Of two stories, ~ lee
IN length and so feet 10 depth, COZ
:, barn q! weed, one corn house, one grls
y mill, describing the same and any othe
- improvements the farm may contaiu.
l. T.Inod a. Dis.
- One dwelling house in the town
: of there insert the towll,
= the street, etc. the materi-
= ais of which built, the num-
:. Der of stories, the length aud
= Il depth. the buildings or Offices
!" attached. and particularizing
:, the extent of the ipt on which
it stands,) Valued at Doiars:
. Ten Slaves of the following descrip
II II ton
= Males--1 above so years of age
-. between IL and htty
IN years
- s,under IL years
!, Eem.--.s between IL and fifty
- Valued at Dollars.
:. :. years 1under IL years.
6. Total Dollars
{. Max s5 sw
Of - Land for Sale.
eri j Tract of Land is offered for sale
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FOR Sale,

3 That well known Stand kept asa Beel
Heuse and Grocery, now in possession
of the subscriber, opposite the market
square. For further particulars enquire
|of' the subscriber who will shew the Pre-
misses.
1,,a eo6t
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liable TO the whole tax cha.SseaD.e thereon
agreeable TO TINT assessment.
And notice is further hereby gwen,
That Twill attend, in perscn or by deputy
at the court house IN the town OF Alex
andria on the 29th day ofJune, at Hero
nimus's tavern in the City OF Washing
ton on the sd July and at CraWferd's
Tavern ia Geurge,awn on the 9th, for
the purpose ofreceiving any appeals that
may be made in writing, as to the emu
merations, and valuations nader vir-
tue Of such change, which viii be open
to the inspection ofany persen who may
apply to inspect the same. and stare
ment ! III be previously made aud cell
yered "a, each person afsecicsltheseby
a,ss,e oaf'in the Mail, addressed to him
arher aud directed to TIE Post aiHce
n.sres. to the abode Of sech person a
grsea,.s to nv best information, except.
in the cases af persons net,estdlag in this
Collection District.
In III. statemealts furnished by indivi-
.,.ais + viii be necessary tosspecify with
prcsi son the property Of an indiyiiuala.
s ex,s,s,l at the tune oi the pfeced
Inv assessment, the assessable property,
omitted then to DC assessed anu ITS va
lue. me hanssers OF real estate aud slaves
(s.atins the names aud residence Of the
y I 4.
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sng The surerior ship Ealla'Fi . %.
.,remiah stickney. ma'tf En-, y"
then AGO barrels. built at NeNn" aE,t
Of the best materials. las peFicFh,t'D, ior
three voyages, IS in COM ete 0' ror. IN
sea to complete cargo tor ab3 i pse,
the south of Hnrope-il ie4uI', rs,s &C
half would be shipped Oh ZIG wv"
count. Apply 70 G, F,cls.
May 6
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For Norfolk and Richmord
! rG1 The schooner
skxSg Handy,

bred barrels, and is nov in complete ss !,
der to receive.a cargo, ard viii call 8 g. !
the above mentioned places in two '0 ~
three days from this date. and will t,la /,
freight very low il immediate app!is s.
ton be made. w
A few passengers can be aceommod,t
ed. For further particulars apply TO Nr
Samuel Harper, ar to the 'ccmnasd..
on board lying at M,. John Aluneastsr.s
wharf.
June z s.,
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There j. ~ town gentleman whole!t
Canton in March last, month later than
zoe English accounts which detail the diff
nealties which subsisted bet cen the
Calnese Government and the British
nong. It's there stated that an impe-
nal sdict had been received at Canton.
IN which great displeasure is expressed
against Sir George Staunton. and the
ss.esi'Sh are charged with ing,atitulc tn
Ss sahtime nlsiehW who has permitted
men to reside ia themansiens OF the ce-
'esuai hemispaere, and are caaed !itigo-
Ss4ad ungratefal race.,ieiighting In brnils
= lnsensible to the blessings shower
GU On Neutrality-suspicious. we're eater
~laed that the British trade there would
w entirely interrupted. We have made
w,Sirv OF the aforementioned gentleman
ssspectins the stare of this quarrel. but
ppafa that the interc0urses between the
1asl'sh and Americans vas So slight,
%ai very little was known By the latter.
y the Concerns Of the farmer. He did
NV learn that any decisive measures bad
y taken against them bv the Chinese
>sOsefnnent-Laily advertiser.
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Bali. Tel.

A wr:tcr IA the last Frrr'.,>'in Wsrr'I.
in giving summary of the po,ulation
Of the g ord. &C. saws. The continent OF
America is supposed TO contain nearly
100 millions of inhabitants; with Europe.
isf.sia, ard Africa. $50 millions-ot these
$50 millions. are Christians. Jews, Ma
hometants, Pagaasand idalaters. That
the whsle number of Christians. is $50
miiions.--being subdividedinto 90 mil
lions of i1rotestants. 40 do. Greek church,
aud 100 do. of the Roman Catholics
That il Is supposed there are Il millions
Iot Roman Catholics in South America
50 do. in France--l0 do. IN Italy and
INaples--l5 do. in Spain ard Portugal
--and in Austria 25 millions. OF the
ProtestantS S0nnlions ne Epscopal;ans;
Itise remainder are suDdivided into various
denominations
From the above Statement. s VII ne
Iseea that 0nls about one fourth ct the
Nhole population of TIE earth. has enl-
Ibraced the Christian belig;ou. tie
concludes WITH the following brief re-
marx {. What y subject 70 the PRAYERS
and exestions of the disciples, and what
la field for ehe labours Of ministers et
Jesus Christ
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]. .ss;ded In the country, ordered TO- o
ssso "a s;sea Of bonor, and the country
I'm "a. ! s = dwelling escaped all plun De
sr's'' aa. ~ Kosciusko bad with
sid sss .oae years since from the guilt :
draw q S Bonsuarte to cultivate little
eof'a :. every offer which wa
far'a' h;a, by Napoleon, Who had learn
mace -" his worth, Kosciusko knew
:. faap'a sH, / called on him one day t
b. b., , farewell, having read 10 the Off
~ :, e ''..er Of the morning his address t.
GA pel;ce on the subject OF recovering
t's f.ssdom. being naned to the com
as IA &c the Polish army by Bonaparte,
r . .;nsko heard me with a smiie at my
h.IaI;,y: hut on my shelving him the
e 1Issss with his signature, he eyciaim.
~ y !. Tl,is is all forgery! Bonaparte
:" or me too well 70 insult me with any
~, IN this predatory expedition be
!. adopted this mode, which can nei-
-. .ssr ausa er ner resent, and which he at.
..mcts 10 color with the pretext OF liber-
]. ri. notions and miBe respecting
pol.nd are at as a great distance As
ann sentiments en- every other SUBJECT.
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What triumphed over John Bull .,
axe Ere Z
Federal policy, schich zoe once CO.
5entrcd.
What triumphed over John on La
hsmrlain
Federal policy, ,elieh zee once COZ
femned,
What repeatedly triumphed oyer job /
On the ocean
Federal policy, rhich ace once Coz.
aemned.
What raised our character in the eyes
of all the world ?
Federal policy, 'ohich ne once con
denned.
What gave us the present advantage
ous treaty
Federal policy. arhich ace once con-
aemapd.
Their anishes To prc,'ide nary, TIE
aeeds Of which haze p,ored oar salva-
fion as a majority, and made the nation
respectable throughout the acor!d.---De-
laware Gazette.
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eaty with Algiers.

The reader cannot but be graf cd IN
reading the Aigerine treaty. inasmnch
as It exhibits another instance of the be.
neiicial effects of that policy which i
nos, no longer doubtful. 1t Is remarka-
bic. in TIN, case as we'll As Others. that
the men who once opposed raising a
small feet to punish these same Alge-
zines. have not only pursued course
which they once condemned, but have
|prided themselves upon the exploit, as II
they originated the policy whose effects
ARE so decidedly beneficial.
But history tells us most singular
tale. During the al linistration Of Ge-
neral Washington, message was sent
70 congress stating that the corsais Of
the Algerines mad rendered the Medi-
terralean almost impossible to Ameri-
can vessels, capturing all thev met, con-
tiscating the cargoes, and sending the
crews into slavery. Accordingly re-
solution was made in tine house ofrepre-
sentatiyes, to provide SIX frigates, four
0t n guns, and two Of 30.
NJ. The democrats opposed the mca-
sure, because it would lay the founda-
ton of a naval establishment
81 They Opposed it, because taey
thought it preferable purchase peace.
GJ They opposed it because they
JUDGED It better to pay foreign nations
To frotect our commerce.
We challenge contradictions Of these
three grand arguments. made by the de-
mocrats on t'tal occasion.
With the utmost difficulty. and after
a violent oppnsitlen, the armament OF E
fiioates was voted-but even that could
oct Be suffered to pass through the house
anshackied a clause being included, TO
Suspend the building of the frIgates,
should affairs be settled with Alsiers.-
4 peace was concluded on very dlsad-
,aiitaseou, terms. and the building OF
the ships was suspended, and not one
frigate could he completed. without fur
ther authority fron the legislature, tho
the commerce of the country still lay at
the mercy Of the Tunisian and Tripoh-
an cruisers. Washington called upon
congress to take the subject into consi-
deration, and stated that an immense
loss would accrue to the union. from the
interruption Of the work.-sC~ The de-
a.ocrats were opposed to the measure
ted instead of sic frigofes, originally
srante.l. it vas with difficulty Bit
was procured enabling the executive to
egppiete ttree.
EP eppssieon to permanent naval
establishment.
s a purchase of peace.
80 Paving foreign nations to pro-
EFT our commerce.
twenty years afterwards. these same
9ponents, if candid must say
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PHILADELPHIA. Tan. 6.
sr4~E OE THE MARKET.

= \
Basiness Of every description has fa'
come taae past been remarkably duli
many artlcles of trade have already been
reduced 10 their formed peace prices
and some considerably below it. Cotee
has. Throughout ali the vicissituees OF
trade, b.er the least aGccte,l, and a.
tsoagh the Inferior Qulres. ase some
what cheaper than they have been, fae
green will still command % cents pei
pound. at which prices sales have been
made few DAYS ago. Sugars still keeF
considerably above peace prices, nor are
they likely TO experience further re-
duction soea, as the quantity III market
Is but moderate, and few supplies can be
expected before spring. Cocoa keeps
high anil scarce, the quantities Of that
article arrived at our port since peace
have been bat trifhng. Our former re-
marks on Teas have proved carrect. in.
asmach as they have experienced gra.
dual reduction which will probably e.
ulueS uhth Xix ucW "'Fal9 VI FSoi
Teas next spring establish regular prices
Tobacco still maintains extraM binary
prices, particularly the fac qualities
probably owing to the troubles OF the
late way having prodaced SCARCITY
thereoi 10 Maryland and Virginia. Cot
ton, although not as high as it lately has
been. maintains a price above the COM
mon level.
We fOraear going into more particulars
at the presen. moment, as it is likely
that tho saiE Of duties wit experience a
considerable alteration during tins Ses
Sion OF congress, which, when known.
must necessarily change the relative pr
ses Of many articles.
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AN ACT.

AN ACT,
TO author;se the payment of the salary
of the superintendent Of pumps.
Sec. /. Be it enacted, that the Audi.
tor be and he is hereby authorised to is-
sue warrants to VIM. Yeates, for his SER
wees in repairing the public pumps at
the rate Of elsnly one dollars per quarter,
dnt.l otherwise dii ected.
sec. 2. This act to commence and be
in force from after the passing thereof.
Passed in Common Council the 9th
day vi January, 1915.
AUG. J. SMITH,
Pre- ident of the common council
of the Town of Alexandria.
Approved 9th Jan. 1916.
EDM. !. LEE, Mayor.
Test.
/. P. THOMPSON, C. C.
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+iaN 49, - s@1ssss 3sOAse ~
We think The following extract of
latter worthy the serious consideration O
the people and government Of the {
states.
!" New-York, Dec. %.
/" SIR-I'eing informed that you are
one Of the sufferers by illegal captures az
Naples, ] take the liberty of suggestine
the propriety ofendeavourins to prevail
on our environment, to appoint minis
ter or agent, to look after our CLAIMS.
am informed, that the amount of A.neri-
can property, seized at Naples, is six or
Sc en- millions OF dollars and if suita
bic rerson is sent there, have good rea.
son TO believe that he will be able to make
a satisfactory arrangement. A gentle.
man. lately arriye, frola Naples, assured
me, that if Commodore Decatur had beer
instructed to demand pay@ent of just
claims, he woald have found no Difficult
tg in the arrangement.--Hes says the Nea-
politan government are SO much afraid
of Decatur, that he would he the best a.
gent we could send to Naples. to look
after our claims. If cur government
would send him out In a large ffigate,
with orders to bring her and the other
vessels now in the Mediterranean to an
cher in the bay ofNapies, am satisfied
that ouejust claims would be liquidatet
without trouble, or risk OF war"
Bali. Tel.
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IN COUNCIL.
January G

\ UduudTY Us 1910.
| Ordered that the tax on house ans
lot on w ter street improperly charged
to r.. Jackson be refunded and the SAN,
changed to Vim. Jackson's estate, anc
that the tax on maledog be refunded
The taxes of Mrs. Ta,lton for the pre-
sent yearwere RENTED.
The taxes due from Thomas BLADDER
were suspended until lst Aug. next.
A communication from the Mayor Of
| Of Dec. 28th Mas received and read and
referred to Messrs. Muncaster and Hun.
ter.
On The retit;on af Water Brown, If,
| is ordered that Thomas Murray consta-
BILE. do return 10 Walter Brown the mo.
ney arising from the sale of certain poul.
try seIzed rs forfeited under the act for
the regulation of the market after de
dactins the cost Of prosecution and Of
sale.
! A petition from several watchmcn OF
the town was received and read and re-
ferred to Messrs. Preston Il Saunders.
he committee to whom was referred
the communication Of the Mayor, report.
ed bill on the subject of gun-powder,
&c. which was read three times and pas
sed.
Ordered, that the taves on stages for
the wears 1867, 8, 9, Is, due from Ma.
thanieI Ellicot be RENTED, it appearing
to the eugciI that his residence was III
the county OF Prince William and where
the taxes we're pan!.
The account of Mathew Rob: nson and
Joseph Dean against the Common Coan-
Gil vi Alexandra, was referred to Mess.
harrer and hunler.
Ordered that the Pace CT tales do
appear ut the next meeting Of council to
give boad aud seearity Tor the faithful
discharge of the duties of their Office &C
c0r'lpS to law.
Mr.. Aiuncaster the remaining membes
of the committee was discharged IRON
the consideration oil the subject vt VIM.
Yate>'s salary.
An act authorship tie payment Of the
alary of Wan. ieates vas read three
ttmes and passed.
Ordered, that Messrs. Harper, FEM
ing, Brochns and Saunders be COM
mittee to receive and distribute the mo-
ney arising from donation OF Owen +.
M'Grath, deed.
Ordered, that Nessrs. Preston and
Muncaster be committee TO examine
into the sitntioi Ut the scales and weights
at the old inspection ware house ana
have them either put IN safe place OF
keeping or to sell them for use Ut the
cOrp Oration.
0'tned, that the clerk Of council do
cause tn be filed in the council chamber,
ali newspapers containing the publication
OF any law OF ORDER passed by council so
that convenient references may be had
to them las also ali notices given to de-
|linguents IN ali cases whatsoever.
Extract from the minutes.
lest. P. THOMPSON, C. C.
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'Loudoun Land for Sale,
d WILL. dispose of the tractes Lard
Il on which ] now reside, il contains
600 Acres.

Three hundred If which are handsemr-
ly timbered, 100 is il, wheat and the re-
sidue in clsver--lt produces from FIVE to
ten barrels of corn to the acre. and is as
well adapted to tie use Of clover and
plaster as any land in the county. There
is on it two story brick house, 48 feet
long. and 90 feet wide. with eight con-
Ivenient rooms il has most of the neces-
issry out buildings. This land is situated
ON the river Potomac and is about eIeht
miles below Leesburg, 25 from George
own and so from Alexandria. Whear
may be taken from the farm to the Sc.
neca Mil. for less than one cent per
bushel, where it will command within
few ceuts of the Georgetown and Alex
andria prices-irhe land will be shewa
by the subscriber. or in his absence by
Michael KeogIy.
EDGAR M'CARTY.
Dec. IA. 9aw2m
T The Editors of t'.e Federal He-
publican and National Intelligencer are.
requested to publish the above 2aw2m.
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.fs,.yo1;s. .Wor,.l.n3 r., 4

y - HF0PHtss sEuFyEEItu. jim, 2.
=, vo Thursday last. the Honorable
.aaf'ss Ridsply, Of HAMPTON. qualified
= "oVeraOr OF the state Of Aiarylaal for
ipsensu'ns year. in the presence OF 5utl
T.. buses OF the General Assembly a sa
cav, @ 81 eighteen gaps announced to tle
mr. he plea i4s event, that IN DIES
w. M !" AZ the resilinSs and slapde
M me democsats had CD led ~ assis
Nm. " }" bringing intu contcept GAGS
s;s;a e prhtciples werenot fsundei On re
tSa s erelects q Jeasgson, tut uro.
'ssts9 aid sxgs4ieece Of TIE ii
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Jansiary II

t-OS 8
Between Fairfax street and the Mer
- chants Bank.
.ANE hundred and twelve dollars and
~ fifty cents. all Merchants Notes
except two dollars and fifty cents. a
Reward OF len Dollar is offered for it,
return to this Office.
Jan II ct
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re have beea informed that CON
rhsancey has received orders from Go
ysrameat. to nave tls ship. the " ashlns-
ION. "A, ia readiness tor Immediate set.
VICE. tiOSton Paper.
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raam,nIcetea for the Federal Ca.
{. AjARr,sYo,,r. nc.

f" MARFIsEaur. Dec. 8,
.--@ end notwithstanding the cs''t:-
,r.d prsaaition Of all the Bread s.ufS.
,t;Il -FOUR is a drug at s.. Sugar, Cohee,
&c. contiaue high"
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURsEAY, J,suAsY II.

Inc brig Gfitesioa, art. Cotton, troa'
~. mort has arrixed at Gibraltar.
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Randolph Mott.
This is to give Notice,

That shall petition Charles Comfy
Court at the ensuing March term, fo'
the benefit of the insolvent law of the
state OF Maryland: all persons who NAV
feel themselves interested in this peti
ton are bei ebv notified thereof.
William ~. Harrison.
Port 'tEGbacco, Charles County,
Maryland, Jan. 8---lO. dem
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has lust received By
the General Lingan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, large Il elegant as
sortment of Bolting Cloths, Of a superior
quality, which will be offered for sale at
the store of MIR. James Anderson.
Amos .4iecGnde~.
Octs5er 6. IS
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Sac Of NEGROES.

a Number of very valuable Negroes
a of ditierent ayes and sexes will be
exposed to public sale (unless sold be-
fore at private sale) at my farm near A
bVah Janney's mill. on the turnpike
road, on wednesday the Goth day of the
present month, if fair, otherwise the next
fair day.
Terms of ea'e--readv money. or
notes for 60 Gays with approved en-
Gorsers.
Mary Tcnda.l.
Dec 6
e. The shove sale IS post
poned till Monday the 18th
tlav Of January next
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py Griffith & Brawner

Sale of Withers and Her
oart's Stock of Goods con
this day at 10 O'Clock
h m st valuablcPieceG Good,
vet unsold
JanJarv IL
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Fine old Wsne.

yEVHE subscribers have, landing from
the William and Henry, Captain
Foster, from Madeira. a consignment
of FIVE GID VINE, of the brand
of j.. Howard, MARCH and Co. war;
ranted equal to any ever imported here.
And as it is prina pally intended to in.
hoduce brand not hitherto known,
they offer it to the particular notice OF
cOnnoiseurs.
Adams, Herbert and Co.
December S
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For sale Or Kent,
THE three story brick HOUSE 8
LOT on King street, lately occupied, by
the Domestic Company. justly consider,
ed one of the best stands. in town ana
we'll calculated for the accommodation OF
agenteel family and an extensive o ous'-
,ess-possession may be had after the
irst of March next.
John G. Laid
jar. II