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men' is tcucL exercised d. cnihc weeks
ofart He has always certain pros.
pect OF discovering new reasons for 81
doreing the sovereign author of,he u.
inverse, land probable bopes of making
some discovery of bencGl 70 theirs, or
of profit to himself.
There is no doubt but many vegeta
bles end animals have qualities tina,
might be Of great use tous, 10 the know
lese OF which their is no, re quirea much
force Of penetration or fatigue of study
but only frequent experiments S. close
attention. He that enlargeth his Gu.
riosity after The works Of nature, de mon
strably muluplies the iniets to hsppi-
ness and therefore. the younger par,
Of my readers ought 30 make use OF the
spring OF the year, and the spring oil
life, and to enquire, while 'heir minds
may be yet impressed with new ip1a
ges, a love ofinnocept pleasure and to
remember that q blishted spring makes
barren year, and that the vernal flow
ers and blossoms however beautiful and
gay. are only intended by nature as pre-
parations for antumnal fruits.
OBSERVER.
HxKT's-BorToM June, 1916.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
II DIS1TLLERE.
July g..

Situate in Fairfax county, one mile from
the Turnpike Road, three from the Cc<,rt
Honie, and IT, from Alexandria and Geo.
Town. very good neighborhood for grain
and within three hundred yards OF two
mills where grinding can be done at all fea.
ions OF the year. The Houfe is built Of
Stone, large and convenient, plenty of wa
ter running over head A convenient e..
of ground, Stills and malh tubs can he hSI
with the Still Houfe If not fold or rent
ed before October next fbould be clad to
employ good Diltiller. One that can come
well recommended will meet with good
birth. AMOS FOX.
June 26-IawtO
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Ilold c. was in the habi, OF making Ia
priva, e, at those drills to which cho
sen few were admiued.to whom those
measures were communicated which
were afterwards 10 come before the
house. These persons were then told.
when any oil jectionable measure was
10 be pressed upon them" tina, 4,
might not be SO pleasant as could be
wished, {" but it was added eff You dc
not vote for it, you remove the govern
ment, and then what will you do Pc
This terrible threat had been held on,
SO long, that it began to lose its effect.
IL might be seen Il ON what had occurr.
ed with respect to the property tax,
hat ministers would not very precipi
lately give Up their places. He would
answer for il, the noble lord opposite,
provided the house would let him,
would be content to sit on the treasn-
~ bench till the end OF time-Ta laug I
Whatever establishments might be
voted by the house, large or small, ar
my or no army, he lord Castlereagh
md his right hon. friend the chsncel
lor OF the excheqner would still be con-
tent to remain the ministers OF the
country, ifonly corporal's guard and
a bank token remained at their com.
mano Il A laugh.
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REMOVAL.
TYLER and HARRFSON

Informs their friends and customers
that they have removed their store to
the corner OF King and Patrick streets,
where they have opened variety Of
Dry Coos. they also continue The
Grocery and, Flour busicess.
n 3. ON H.1ND--a few barrels
choice family -four,
500 bushels country oats
1000 wi. bacon hams
TYLER * HARRISON.
JUlP b &c
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BOSTON, July /.
Latest from ENGLAND.

Arrived j., the bay last night, ship
Margaret M'Lelian, from Liverpool,
bringing papers ofitbat town 10 the
25th May, and London TO the 22d. The
additional new they furnish is---
Newspaper and letter accounts from
Paris. stating more particulars res.
pecting the Grepoble iDsutreciiop, &c.
The trial of the rebels was going on,
se,ersl had been shot ; 10000 hancs
had been offered for the apprehension
oi Older, the principal chief of ths
conspiracy. The king had refused to
pardon David for being concerned in
Tie Instruction. The department. Of
the Isere had been declared In a state
Of siege, martial law established, all
persons required to give up their arm,
in "a hours, troops pouring into the
department, assemblagcs of people
prohibiied--and private letters continu..
ed to givereports OF great disaffee,ion
at Paris, in Dauphiny, &c.
The emperor of Russia has address
ed letter to the courts OF Europe, sat
ing That his holy league with Austria.
and Prussia has no other object in view,
than peaceably TO found the eternal
peace and happiness OF states, &c.
Stain. Letters from Bilboa OF 10Th
ult. mention, that deputies from the
three free provinces of Biscay had as
scmblcd for the purpose of sgreeing
or measures of opposition to the plan
OF EerdiDand's ministers, who appear
resolved TO establish custom houses in
Biscay, contrary 10 the constitution and
rights of the provinces of Biscay, Ala.
ba and Guiodscoa.
Big Perseverance, M'Cfay, wss Ia
sail from Liverpool 2sth May for Bos-
ton.
Froyl the Baltimore Patriot, OF July 8:
Late from South Ameyica Capt. STAFF
ford, who arrived here this morning in
the Coquette, from St. Jago, states, thas
the q ST. frigate Macedonian, Capt.
Warrington, arrived at Santa Martha on
the 2Sth of May, with Christopher
Hughes, jun. Esq on board as Commits
sioner from the American gov erment 40
the Spanish General Morillo. He "a
gain sailed on the 3oth for Car,hapena.,
Messrs Cooper of Baltimore, and Stan.
ley, OF New o ries-s =, prisoners, got a.
way IN the Macedonian. Capt, Easton
ofthe sooner Charles Stewart, of New
Orleans, who had beeu prisoner eight
months, made his Escape taking the
ccntinel along with him. Five other A.
mericans remain at Santa Mar,hayet as
prisoners.
Santa Fee surrendered 10 the Roya-.
lists on the 9th OF Nay. MoriIlo was re-
pulsed three times, and had lost most
OF his army, particularly his oiEcerso
From accounts at Santa Martha, Bell.
YER is making great progress against
the Royalists. The Island # Marga.
eta and Cumana, had surrendered TO
him and;he wes making his way to
Curracos, aud supposed thence to cross
the country TO the river Magdelsna, to-
intercept MoriiIo.
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PUBLIC SALE.

! shall offer at public sale, on
Wednesday the 20 inst. az II o'clock,
the new Brick Warehouse, recently
erected on Potomac strand, north side
of Duke st so feet by IS, PIG stories,
faithfully buiIt. well finished s. in point
OF situation & convenience for business
is mol eaualled by any in this town.
Terms al sale.
JOHN JACKSON.
July q
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FoPE.
There is something inexpressibly
pleasing in the annual renovation of the
world. and the new display of The trea-
sures ofnaiurc. The cold and darkness
OF winter, with the naked defor.nity OF
every object on which we turn our eyes,
make US feiotce at the succeeding sea
son, as well for what we have escaped,
as for what we may enjoy and every
budding flower, which warm situation
brings early TO our view, is considered
by us as messenger 10 notify the ap
proach OF more joyous days. The
spring affords 10 mind, SO free from
the disturbance of cares or passions as
to be susceptible of calm amusements,
almost every thing that our present
state makes us capable of enjoying
The variegsted yerdure of the fields
and woods, the SUGGESTIONS OF grateful
odours, the voice of pleasure pouring
out its notes on every side, with the
gladuess apparently enjoyed by every
animal, froA the growth Of his food, and
the clemency of the weather, throw over
the earth an air Of gaiety, Significantly
expressed by the smile of nature.
Yet there are men to whom these scenes
are able 10 give M delight, and who
hurry away from all the varieties Of .u-
raj beauty, to lose their houses and di
vert their thoughts by Cards, Tavern
or the insignificant prattie of the igpor
ant or vain, 4 man that has formed
habit Of turning every new object T.
bis entertainment finds in the Produc.
tons of nature an inexhsustsble stock
of materials upon which he can employ
himself, without any temptations 10 envy
or maIeyoIence sfaults, perhaps seldom
Totally avoided BY those, whose judg-
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Sec. 8. Ind Del s further enacted
That no trsesfer ot land granted ir
virtue of this or any other laf, giving
bounties IF lanLto the non-commis
stoned officers musicians and priva,es.
enlisted during the late war, shall be
valid, unlessahe contract or sgieement
therefor, or letter Of attor0ey, living
power to sell or convey, shell have
heen executed after the patents shat
he issued and delivered 20 the person,
entitled thereto.
H CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of Rcfresen-
soIiDes.
+ JOHN GAILLARD.
President Of The Senate FRO temhore,
Aprii Is, 1916,
APPoRvED, 81
JAMES MADISON.
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From fde Lyneh6urg Press.

(" See nature hastes iss earliest zyreafhes
20 bring,
I" WiEh all rhe incense Of the 6reaf thing
String "
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IBY AUTHORITY:l
AN.ACT

MAKING safthe provision for mIlitsry
seryires during tie bate war, and foi
other purposes. s
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of twelve writs of fsri faci.
as, to me directed from Charles County
Court, will be exposed to public sale tor
cash, in the town of Port Tobacco, on
FRIDAY the 18th day OF August next,
one tract or parcel of Land. lying & be-
ing in Charles County, called !" Wicon'e-
CO Fields,o containing 200 acres, more or
less, which is executed to satisfy debts
due from William Courts TO the following
persons, viz. Charles II. Appleton and
Co. Walter and Marcus Latimer. admi-
nistrators OF Samuel Latimer, William
Penn, Francis TolsOa, senior, Cleaner
Barron, Samuel Chapman, Alexander
Greer, john b. Wills, jun. John Mitch
ell, use of Philip Rodgers, Charles War.
field and Mary Knott, administl ators Of
Clement Knott.
Thomas a. Darts, Sheriff
OF Charles County.
August 9 dts
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Public Sale.

By virtue of writ of Tenditioni Er
ponas, to me directed from Charles Coun'
ty Court, will be exposed to public Sale
for ready neat new inspected Cd tosacco,
at Bean Town. on Saturday the 18th day
of August, next ,-One tract or parcel OF
land, lying and being in Charles County
called part OF Dukes and Moily's delight
containing sis acres, more or less, which
lis executed to satisfy debt due FROM
Teresa c. Redmond anu Adam Lucas, to
|Ienatius Middleton.
THOS. A. DAVIS, Sheriff
of Charles County.
Aug. 9 dts
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August s.
Public Sale.

i
On Wednesday, 9TH instant, will be OF
fered at public auction, my Properly or
the corner of Jefferson y Fair
fax streets
n CoMM0DIoUS Brick Dwelling
~ and Back Buildings. Stable, DC
IN complete repair, principally new ant
handsomely finished. good vegetables gar
dem and fruit trees, pump under CO.
YER and the best of water within two hun
dred yards--with the improvements max.
inc in that part Of the town. renders II
yesy desirable and valuable property
ferns liberal and made known at the
John Jackson.
August 9 JUS
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Prince " iitiam County Court,
Lime 1th. 1916. (
July 90

June 4Eh. 1870.
ON the motion Of Edward Brooke
late sheriff of Prince William County
to whom the estate of Robert Carter, de
ceased, hath been committed ; 1t IS on
dered, that the said sheriff do give public
notice to the creditors of said Robert
Carter, by advertisement, in some pub
lie newspaper published in Alexandra
and at the court house door, that they
present their claims, duly authenticated
for payment, on or before the first Mon,
day in August next, at which time the
court will proceed TO distribute the estate
amongst those whose claims are then ex
hibited.
a Copy-Test,
Philip D. Daw, c. c.
June II tt
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Six Cents Reward.

ED AN away from the subscriber, an
"a, Apprentice Boy to the Blacksmith's
trade. named HENRY NELSON, about
nineteen years of age. He carried va
riety Of clothing with him. The above
reward will be paid for his apprehension
and delivery to me-; and all persons are
cautioned against employing MIN, at their
peril.
JOHN HORNER, Sen.
Apgust $ st
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A Gardener wanted.

A uerson acquainted with the cultiya-
lion 81 Vegetable Garden and who car
come y ell recommended for honesty, so
briefly and industry, will be hired by the
month or year. Enquire Of the Printer.
Angasss.
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Merchants Bank Paper
TAINTED.

| have large quantity of Dry Goods
which | will sell on COED terms for Mei.
chants Paper at par, or for any othe'
Chartered or Unchartered Bank Paper.
Jonathan Sehelfield.
. 9th mo. 20
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For New-York,

sSE The fine new schooner Neptune
$3.50 apt. Stevens having the princi
pal pa of her cargo on board will sal
next Thursday. For freight apply to thu
captain on board, or to
Adams, Herbert l. Go.
July
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ALSO,
The best assortment Of
China. Glass & Queens Ware,
Which | will sell as low as-itGan be hat
lin town for good paper a good assert
ment of stone and potters' ware, and :
few pair garden shears.
Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street, near st. Haul
Church.
Ynlv 90 1mcp
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For NEW. YORK,

,ksG The Sloop Alert, Captain Guy
Nseer; has part Of her cargo engaged
and will sail this week. For freight of a
few hundred barrels, apply on board al
lrwin's wharf, or to
BarRewaH u Popham.
August 5 div
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Public Sale.

: -,
On Tuesday next, the 9th ins.an MS. 20, #
be sold at the vendue Store, cor'ie' =
Prince and Fairfax Streets
West India rua in hogsheads
Sugar in barrels
Cotton in bales ..4.
imperial s. young hyson tea IN chests
Queens ware in crates
Claret wine, very superior, IN cases
Of dozen
95 kegs first quail. English Mustard
ALSO,
Cloths, imperial cords
Cambria and leno muslins
Leyantine silks
Caficoes, Marseilles yestings
Domestic cottons
Sewing silk and cottons
Hollands, etc. etc.
p. G.. Marsteller.
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August 2
Sale by Auction.

IN Thursday the 9Th of August next
at 10 O'Clock, at cur Warehouse OF
O,Doanel's wharf, the Cargo OF the shil
Aristides, Captain Carter, from bour
deaux, consisting OF
J.eyantines, assorted colers
Lutsstrings do
Florences 90
Satins GO
Grapes GO
Silk Cloths, various stripes
Tulles, assorted
Silk hdkts. do
Silk Stockings do
silk Gloves do long and short
Kid do. do do
Hats dc
Trimmings do
Leghorn Chip Hats
Lace
4 Chenilles and Fringes
Chanbrays aud Band Tulles
Ribbands
Gallons
Dolls
Cambrics and Cambria Hdkfs.
Umbrellas In Canes
Perfumery, etc. etc.
also, at IL o'clock.
100 cases superior Old Meloc
rose Claret, vintage OF 1911
900 cases do do vintage of 1915
500 do. st. Estephe do
60 do. old Sauturne Wine
400 hhds. Claret
so do. White Wine Vinegar
100 baskets Olive Oil
900 cases Olives and Capers
SO do. Anchovies
8 do. Peaches
so bags Velvet Corks.
Harrison s Sserstt,
Auctioneers.
49, Catalogues will be prepared and
The Goods open for inspection two days
previous to the sale.
Baltimore, August S-S dts
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Mechanic Relief Society.

Mechanic Relief Society.
A stated quarterly meeting of the Me.
chanic Relief Society will be held at the
Court House, on Wednesday evening the
9TH inst. at Z o'clock.
BY order OF the President,
Jas. S Scott,
Secretary,
August 5 st
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Turnip Seed.
HaYE FOR SALE.

A quantity of fine early Dutch I i
nip Seed. of my own savings, as thc,
we're remarkable fne--the greatest cart
was taken to save the sorts apart: whitt
tor. red ditto. green ditto, early stone
white and green top, also the yellow tur
nip, Delaware and red kale, with every
other kind Of seed in demand, lucern ant
white clover, carduas fullorum or fullers
teazel, for raising the KNAPP upon woollel
cloth, the seeds or heads may be had
a liberal allowance to those who pur
chase to retail
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The SUBSCRIBER,

III his Store, on Cameron ssreet, OHIO.
sic The Market,
In addition to his former stock OF ii.
quors, Wines, Teas, Groceries &c. Sc.
has justreceivsd--
IS hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Wits.
key,
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In few days his store on the fccond floor
VIII be complete where I've now offers for fale
general afiortment OF Plain and out Giais,
nina, DELPHI, ard Queens Ware. &c. SC.
ga Trays and WATERS, Bread and K nile
Trays, great variety, fome Of them very
elegant; hrft quality Britannia Ware in
iet's complete /; Cruet i,ands, variety :;
copper, Block lin and Iron timed Tea
Kettles; Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all iizes; Bell metal Preiervins pans, Bel
lows, American and Britiih !, Chafine Dih-
es Sridirons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
filters, Coal boxes, Sh wells, sc Brufllcs,
all kinds, German Looking glaaes, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes, variety plated can
dle-itcks, 'oInc of them elegant Mrrket
= batkets, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, all ut
which will be lola on moderate and accor,o
dating terms. WIN. DUNLAP.
Sept 10.
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TAKE NO.rICh

That il IS particularly requeitee that thafe
pcrlons indebted to the late firm of Withers
& Herbert, fnould come forward and make
immediate payment, as the fubfcriber is
extremely anxious to pay eff what may be
due by iaid firm and cloie he bufncfs all
Reasonable Indulgence having been given
am to be found at the houfe of Iohn
Withers and Co oppofite the Mechanic s.
Bank Of Alexandria. Should be abIent
at any time, Mr. John Warrington, living
at fad houte, OF Mr.. G. Gilpin, living with
Medrs Griffith & Brawner, will attend IN
my Read and Ggn in my name receipts for
any money paid on inch accounts, they be.
ing hereby authorized 70 TO do.
CAVE WRITER'S.
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!. Nssy Commitsions,'s oEee, Sus. ,,s,s.
The Board of Navy Commissiopers will
receive, until the Ist day of January, ,s,7.
proposals for furnishing, for the use of the
Navy of the United States,
10000 to 10000 cubical feet of live oa,e
timber, cut to monlds, for snip OF the line
and two frigates.
100, 900 TO $50, 900 feet CT oak plank. aud
$4,000 feet of yellow pine plank, 20, the
sames
Also-I1o, 900 feet ofwhite pine boards.
OF in. ia in. in aI-2in. and ranging
timber for ships of the line and fr,gates. o.
either live oak, white oak, locus or red ce.
dar, or proportionof each to be delivered
at such navy yard or yards, as fne commis-
sioRersmay designate, and be subject TO the
navy inspection at the places of delivcrv-
The commissioners will find, at the public
expense, a suitable person to superintend the
moulding. They invite those disposed to
offer for contracts, TO make their proposals.
for not less than quantity sufficient for |,
ship OF the Fne, or for frisate.
JOHN RODGERS, Py<sideu,
gibe Beard Of Macy Commissiionc,,,>
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FOR SALE.

The oNE-rHIKD part of the launch, ltronp
and convenient Steam boat, called
THE CAMDEN, OF GEORGETOWN,
cLEARFD AND uNBNcuMBERED. Il
TITLE to the faid one third flare will
i be given, including all her tackle and
az parel. cabin furniture, &c. &c.
She runs from Alexandria to Georgetown
and back again daily--and will be fold at
Public Auction, on FRIDAY, the asth OF
October, infant, at Boone's wharf in Geo.
town, at P. Nj. if not previouay difpofed
of at private fale.
For further particulars apply to ROBERT
MuNRoE, in Georgetown, or to
JOHN GRID,
October IS. is Alexandria.
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REMOVAL.
J. T. CALDWELL


Has removed to the Store, corner of Prince
and Union Streets,
WHERE HE OFFERS FOR SALE
or. catk, and grois Murdoch Wine
4 do. do. and do. old Port do
10 do. do Colmenar Wine
40 do. do. fweet Malaga do.
) hhds. grofs L. Teneriffe do
pipe, Catalonia do.
DO. dry L.iibon, 9 years old
10 boxes Claret dc.
10 doz. Champagne do.
10 boxes Malaga Cordials, afTorted
400 do. Raiiins
so oaks do.
1000 W.T.. Enelifh Checfc
70 tons Shot and Cyleuder Gun-Pow-
3 pipes Holland Gin
3 do. Cogniac Brandy
10 punchcons Rum
10 do MolalIes
100 kegs white Paint
4 caiks Whiting
400 jars N, York picked oyfers
so boxes Malaga Figs
so boxes lielled Almonds
400 DemijohnS
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
10 chefs imperial and Y. Hyfon Tea, of
the ut quality
so empty Gin Cafes
20 doz. Sifters
1000 Segars
80 terces fine Salt, for table ufe
20 bags Coffee
Muftard, Pepper, Cloves, Maze, Allfpice,
Nutmegs, &c. &c.
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Mr.. JOHN b. DABNEy.

YOU win take notice, that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Corrt of the Diltrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandria, in November, 1916, or as foon
as council can be heard, | fhall move t1at
court to award judgment aganlfyo in favor
of the Common Council of Alexandria, for
the fun of twenty-fx dollars and five cents,
being the amomnt of taxes due on YOUR pro-
perty on Wolfe freet, in the town of AIex-
andria, for the years 1904, S, 6, !, 8, o, 10,
II, II, -, ~, and I5--according to the aci
OF Congreis paned the zsth Feb. 1904.
J. ID. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
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Mr. JOHN MU1R
MayI1.-6m

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day OF the Circuit Court OF the DiRrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandra, in November 1916, or as Ioon
thereafter as council can be heard, (balI
neve thar court to award judgment againff
you in favor of the Common Council of
Alexandria, for the ium of fixty- four dol
lars and one cent, being the amount due for
paving and taxes on your property, corner
OF Duke and Pitt ftreets, in the town of
Alexandria, for the years 1910, 1r,ia, n.
~ and IS--according 20 the act of Coneres
Pa1ed the aSth Feb. 1904.
: j.. ID. S1MMS,
Atterhey for the Common Council
Of Alexandria
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lex a, King street, Aug. Is.
FOR SHE or B.ARTER,
For any Bank Stock in the District of
Columbia,


A Lease on tract Of Land, on
Che Shenandoah river, containing $50
Acres.
A tract of Land, near Watson town
Hampshire county, containing 200 A
cres.
A House and Lot, in Watson town.
Four unimproved Lots in do.
a tract of Land, on Abraham's creek
~ Hardy county, containing $50 acres.
A House and Lot, in Cumberland.
Two unimproved Lots, one on the
river Potomac, the other on Wills
Greek, Cumberland.
Twelve hundred Acres of Land, in
Allegheny county, Maryland.
Two tracts OF Land, near Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania, containing six hundred
Acres.
Three Tracts of Lend, near the ia
malta, Pennsylvania, containing six hun.
drcd Acres.
The present stock Of goods now on
hand, amounting 10 about six thousand
dollars.
4 House & Lot in Winchester, Va
Five BALI acre Lots in Winchester
Va. between Judge Whites and geB
Singleton's, valuable building Lots.
The unexpired Lease Of the Ware
House now occupy.
A further description is deemed un.
necessary, as any person disposed t.
purchase will make further enquiry.
want 10 purchase second hans
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