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n Bal gain III Lauu.

q WILL SELL an handsome little
q F.9R.N, containing l25 acres Of
Land, f which 20 are cleared and the
balance is timber. On it is a comiorta-
bic log house. rear two excellent and ne
yer failing springs, and peach orchard
of choice fislit. This farm lies in the
lower part of I.sudodn county, about z
miles FEM AIdie, 81 from Alexandria
aud within half mile Of the great turn
pike road. leading from Alexandria to
Winchester. | will sell this land low
One half of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balance in tive
equal annual instalments. Apply to Col.
Arn,istead 7. Mason. or to
Robert .;rniSiedd.
November 6
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Jan 20
! SAT-, t'lpes, Duck, &c.

Just received per brig Silk-Worm and
schooner Traveller,
1900 bushels Liverpool blown salt
so xes long pipes
so ditto short ditto
so pieces first quality Russia duck.
60 ditto ditto Ravens ditto
80 ditto best Russia Sheeting
10 hogsheads best N. c. Rum
10 ditto retailing molaSseS
8 pipes first qual. Hollands Geneva
so barrels new beef 10. |
90 bags coffee
8 barrels do.
bale Lendon sup. LACK broad.
cloths
Q cases domestic ditto
6 cases irred hats
8 boxes ladies' combs
90 barrels tanners oiL
( For sale by
Jokn G.. La9d = Go.
January 2
49, - .
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The has paid up the whsle Of the install

he has paid up the whsle Of the install
asnts wbiichha been previously called
sor By the president and directors.
Art. liz. On the dissolution OF this IN
stitution, effectual measures shall then
oe taken.by the president and directors
then in office for closing all the concerns
of the company and for dividing the Ca
.pital and profits, among the stockhold-
ers according totheif respective inter
ests.
Art. IS. The commissioners aforesaid
are hereby authorised to petition con.
gress, to obtain charter of incorpora-
tion in conformity to the foregoing artl,
cles of ASSOCIATION.
ian 90.
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November 6
Lands for Sale.


to a Deed of Trust
\ from Hugh w. Deneale to the sub,
.cyjber, for securing the payment OF
welye hundred dollars and expenses OF
ale, will be exposed to sale for ready
money to the highest bidder, before the
Office House III Alexandria, on Tues-
ay the 18th day of February next, a
tract of Land containing three hundred
acres, in the county of Fairfax, adjoin-
.Ag the lands wherein Vim. Deneaie
orme,ly resided. The sale to com,
Aence at IL o'clock.
Charles Page,
Trustee,
Jan 90 IS
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GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
.HusIlrd.

A safe and effectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatle
govt, palsy, Iumbagoo, nunbness, white
swellings, cbilblains, spralns, bruises, pam
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
Iently adapted both for external ard IN
ternaI use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiiration, expeliing the superaaous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
October z
NFGR0FS FOR SALE

TO enable the subscriber to close his
on the estate OF the late
Mr. Edward Carter, of Prince William
county. Virginia, by discharging a debt
still due from the said estate, will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash, at
Hay-Market, in the said county, Oh
TUESDAY the 18th of January next,
about thirty SLdTES, belonging to the
sail estate, consisting CT men, women
and children.
E. BROOKE, Administrator,
with the will annexed, Of T.
Carter, deceased.
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cads cnghs.
HAMILTON s ELIXIR.

SDOerelgn remedy J0T lOtus, "eo'e'tuO.
Coughs, .HstImas, sore Threats, and
approaching Consumpti0nS, and most
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
A SINGLE trial Will prove, that ii
n restores the determination Of the
fluids to the surface of the body; and
brings on the common healthful perspira-
lion: that it dislodges and eyacuates the
tough viscid phiegni or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious hsmor which
reritates- them and finally discharges it.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder,
the symptoms are Of course effectually
and permanently conquered, the reverse
of common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disol der, for the sake Of moderating TOR
the present some of its painful effects.
CASE OF Cure.
Selected from numerous LIT
TO I'll. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the
good of others the excellent quality OF
ELIXIR, prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, have sent you the fol-
lowing account of the benefit have re-
ceiyed from it; which / hope will induce
others to give it trial. In consequence
of a bruize on the breast received from a
fall. nv health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently | nave
had suddenly to rise up in my bed WIN
all the horrors Of immediate suftocaton'
Add to these, constant pain In M
breast and cough, a great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
of most eminent physician was resorted
Ito, and afterwards a. second was called
I'm, but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, adrlsed
u,e to gire Hamilton's Elicir a triat-
saving, he had used "it IN has practice,
and al,cays found it to do mach good. v
bottle was procured, and / found rel'el
before Ihad tahen half gift. lcontinued
to use it. and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. On taking cold, some
Iof my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by dose or two OF the T.
Iixir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received by
the General Lingan. Captain Weston
from Amsterdam, a large 4 elegant as,
sortment of Boiling Cloths. Of a superior
quality, which viii be offered for sale at
the store of Mr.. James Anderson.
.aMGS y1ieIaHder
Nrtaher s. r
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Damask Lip Salve.

Hans trae e genuine German Com
Plaster.
An infallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, yia@t
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Wattr.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness OF of accident.
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Toothe .AcIie Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reliefin the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES arc
prepared from the Recipes of the ats
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, bis
widow Ne. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-Ycrk,
and by her particuIarappoint sold BY
.MeSsrs Jas. Kenaedy8 Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
Anril Is.
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ITCH CURED.

By once usiRg Lees Sorsreign 0;rt
The proprietor informs those mem.
and families who are suffering ur5 eIsSls
disease, against the infection es thn
noperson is safe) that if this ointnoss.a t'
used at night on going to bed. + Is
fails to perform cure by the foley ne.eF
morning, as thousands who have usI
during the last ten years can testify ss =, i
peculiar xcellencies of this iDia]Eb,. lie
nedy for the itch, over every otIs. re-
the certainty OF a cure bya single ,,,r, ale
ton; the ipgre dients being so ir5 5r,ta'
as to be applied with peri (tsafetv tsta
tenderest infant, and its heing net % ID,
free from any offensive smell but em vSy
agreeable with the pleasantest pcns rrny
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October s.

n person wen acquainted
with the Dry Goods Business, and who
has a complete knowledge of accounts
wants a situation.
Enquire Of The Priaier.
N..z.-L.,N
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They have been found renart II. !.
eatiops IN preventing ard eurir ap'y y I'd
aers attendant on long ,oyaass Os So
should beproeured and carefully ~ am and
ed tor use BY every seaman. tlsseI'.
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To Rent,

A three story Brick Warehouse, fir
prof next door to MIR. John q. Ladd's
on the dock. Apply to
June II. SIacnm.
October z II
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January 2
Servants wanted,

Servants wanted,
70 hire or purchase fer House Servant
A young Woman Of colour, and a La
from IL to Is years old.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Dec 90
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The Restorative Po1oler for n,
teeth aud Gums. wv

This excellent preparation comfo,,.
and strengthens the gum, preserves A!
enamel from decay, AMI clcanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all t Hs
acrimonious slime and foulneSs. vE;eS
jufiered to accumulate, me- or fails 70 IN
ure and finally ruin them.
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January Is
This is to give Nstit0'

That | Shall petition Char !, form. iar
Court at the ensuing Mare =" Il tie
the benefit Of the insoivep' "a" ,.bo uar
state of Maryland: all persons t Mia pet.
feel themselves Interested ~
ton are hctebv notified tlieTsO'' ,.;soR.
Port-Tobucco, Charles G. e"uli'' dem
Just g<eenlscd, u,,sca
And now landing at AaA"
nd Co.'S. wharf, c;der.
ESQ barrels prime Grad ou'
APpsyto uM GAR.'Eh'
Dec. IS.
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STATE OF TIE
GRAND .N.aSONIC HILL D0i'

Throughout the whole drawing !. % ~ % a
lottery there will nat be two pIS4 4'n l,l.
prize. Present price {. tickets 'e si. rao
lars. but will shortly a vance I" s% sing
Orders from distan ices, t', ~ ne
the cash. post pa dressfn IA Dunc.
subscriber. will be promptly anu
tnally attended to. r-,,r CRAY.
Opposite the Washln G,,:, '"'
Kins-straet. AlexaDd''4'
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Wanted to Purchase,

A few nogsheads Tobacco of the in
spection of 1915 or since, Tor which easl
will be given. Apply to
.AIerunder Sangsfcr.
January 5 tt
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make but little scruple to murder e,e,,
other, SO they commit suicidevits ,s sasa
ishing firmness, and app .ent ind;Hs n'
ence, sometimes by poison. by sword. =,
by drowning and this is exclusive Of ra, "
igious suicides, such as burning and h.
rying themselves alive. ",
Another source of misery to n. :.
|perstitious Asiatics, is their unbo,nS ~,
beliefin, and pretended practice Of ma a.a
If man or woman be taken Ill. and !.
not know exactly to what cause IN 70. 70
cribe their illness, they generally in,s ~
lit to witchcralt. They hen look abess
for the author that is tc say, they cou
slider who hates them, or whom they b wy
and then they take it for granted H.:
such person is the witch. The cone .'
quence is, either open accusation ,at
persecution, or secret re ense; thev w
Morally prefer the inc ftations Of tSs;.
pretended magicians, to the skill ana
medicines ofEuropean surgeons, il cass s
Iof sickness; ahdl have known Instance
of death in consequence Of this inlatn.
ltion. A Hindoo Sepoy, once said 70 mo
Z. Sir, you Europeans are much nesrer -
/ God than we Hindoos." Another Spr,s
said, g Sir, my religion IS, think. H.
worst in the world, Tor w are So boupI
and shackled by prob tions and ey.
ternal ceremonies, tina lie becomes,
blu den." Surely they - bring cer.
tain remedy for all these evils, are tne
phllanthrophists and as nothing leo
than the love of God 10 Christ. can II.
spire such benevo!ence. there can be M
doubt of the divine appreciation If Ms.
sionary labours in the great day of The
Lord Jesus. In fine, we can truly an.
,preciate the Importance and necessity Of
missionary labors, only By considering,
that all the best natural qualities Of man.
icsnnot save the soul from perdition fer
this momentous end. faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ, working BY love to Ged
land man. is indispeIsably recssssry.--
These who believe this, as decidedly
| do, will be the sincere friends to ;hemis.
sionary cause"
TO BE CONTINUED.
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LOOK HERE.

all my friends g selto1c-ciiiasHs.
II HAVE commenced GARDENING
and will have constant supply Of
Eariy York. from 6 to q cents per head
and all kinds of Herbs Tor the pot.
NV garden stands on Prince-street, OPP
posite the Potomac Bank, and next door
to LAWYER raylor's Office, in the most
respectable part oil. the town. s.,
Your old, well tried citizen, Josept
Williams, IS ready to wait on all that
MAY please to favor him with their Gus
tom.
T Joseph has TO get his bread .,
the sweat oil his brow--and ne hopes ina
the public will encourage an industrious
Joseph Williams.
JUDE 90. St
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LONDON. April Cd.

Extraordinary exertioas are now max
ing by the SPANISH Government to proven
episto|ary correspondence With England
l-ecret orders have been transmitted t,
all Directors of post Offices, commanding
whenever they receive letters from this
country. which they imagine are suspi
jcious, to cite the personto whom they are
directed. and to open and read the same
ia his presence : and if such letter con.
| tains any Political expressions, he is to be
Iconfaed till his pajesty's pleasure is
known. Orders have also been issued no,
0 forward any letters to England TIE
postage Of which is not previously paid a
requisite hitherto unusual, and Of which
the object is evident. TIE enry of oil
tforeign books has also been prohibited
land to possess, or to be reading. an Eng
!lish newspaper, is equivalent to high trea.
son.
The Incident wilic!l gave rise to the
suppression of the Poiytechnical School
Twas the refusal of the youths of that csta-
Enlistment TO assist at the inauguration Of
1.-THE bust ofhis majesty, ia lleu of that o.
NAPOLEON, very fashionable ceremony Of
Hate in different parts of France. The
ceremony, however, did not take PLACE
without their assistance. But in the fol.
lowins night an unlucky accident bete
Tile bust. which being reported to tie Mi
mister at War, his excellency thought i,
lexpedient to recommend the suppression
| Of the institution.
Every ore who feels satisfaction O, ina
gines that he derives security from the
weakness and humiliation of France, must
|re;cice at the suppression of the Poly.
ltecbnic School. 1t was an institution al
mirably framed for aferding Instruction
lin al branches Of knowledge, which quail
lfy men to be useful in the defence Of their
county, or fitted promote its ornament
or improvement. Like the national in.
lstitute, which has been also suppressed.
lit was an establishment of the republic
and one of the few institutions Of that pc
lriod which did honor to the genius Of the
man who then presided over the destiues
|of France. No institution has eyerexist-
ed which did so much in few years to
Improve the methods Of instruction i'm the
mathematical aud physieo mathematical
lscenees :and from no school. in so short
a time, has there ever proceeded an equal
number of pupils, capable Of rendering
useful services to their country.
A ludicrous caricature is privately dis
|tributed at Paris. Itrepresents carriage
drawn BY six horses. NJ M. Corvette
and Barbe Marbois who ride the two first
lie spiawling on the ground. The middle
Jones are tumblipg. & with them De Gaze
and Vaublauc. Duboucbage and Clarke
appear firmly seated OH The hinder ones.
The Due de Rlchelieu, on the box holds
the reigns high in the air, but reclines to-
wards the carriage to consult his males
ty, who is represented fast asleep, and
the due is left in this uncertainty. The |
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From the Boston Daily .advsrtiser.
Extracts from Memoranda made in Ea.

Extracts from FMem0rduud maui AZ ~ A1u
rope 1815-l6.
We made the coast Of France after q
passage OF so days across the Atlantic.
liz was during the month of August, aid
IA Gercer storm than then never lashed
the ocean into RACES Having never re.
the sight sof land before, MOI
seen any country but my own, il will not
appear singular, that cold philosophy,
which induced me to consider all coun-
ties like my own, built with houses and
Inhabited with men, should yield to feel.
|ings Of romance and admiration; for The
scenes which awaited me seem TO he pre-,
pared by enchantmenr.
Tie first vessel we spoke off the shore
|hoisted the white flag of the Bourbons
land announced to US those astonishing e
vents, Bonaparte's defeat and surrender
This also seemed to place US in a new
world, a world no longer subject to hi;
Icpntroul.
We landed at Morlaix, built will
|massiveEstone, in mountainous and ro
mantle country, resembling the towering
heights of Wales. But abruptheights {;
lcragay cliffs, elegant from their thicl
iissUre Of purple heath flowers, have let
ground enough for cultivation. Pictur
lesque chateaus where flowers, shrubs, {
Igroyes vie with ard rival each other, Blu
unite in adding sp!endour TO the scene
ARE seated in grounds where ornamental
land luxuriant agriculture have attained
perfection. In the city itselfydheir his
lest cliffs are espaiered, every nook o
Iroek which admits of earth is in cultiva
Itiou, and YOU see gardens in tie cloud
lpeering over the loftiest buildings.
! We landed in the season of harvest
! the whole population seemed. turned on
to greet us. The sky clear aud serene
and the fields are filed with reapers, men
women, and childien; on the public pro
menade four or five hundred Of both sex
es and all ages were dancing together, Il
the simple mSsic of a tabor and pipe.
| But all tins romantic scene was stale
! and ordinary, in comparison to the won
,derful assemblage OF mankind in TIL
Country. The mightiest moparchs of thi
world. with all the splendid pageantr,
lof courts, and pride, pomp and circum
stance of glorious war, were here. The
most glorious heroes who are blazonet
in history, AID their triumphant armies
Sublime assemblies Of innunerable troops
were here. All Europe and the remote
confines Of Asia had contributed tbei
population, and the world appeared to b'
lassembled to celebrate an universal ia
Ibilee.
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Landing,

Landing,
ihe Cargo of the brig Agenoria. eyre
Martin, master, from Marseilles, cen.
sisting OF
450 cases claret
goo casks ditto
50 ditto mYscatei vine
ditto ladies' and gentlemen:
silk hose and gloves
/ ditto ladies' kid gloves
g ditto colorcd lutestrings, assort
ed
ditto lowered ditto
ditto Florence silks
9 ditta colored grapes assorted
I ditto ribbons
9 ditto lace shawls and handker
chiefs
ditto gent'emen's sup. hats, Pa
risian cut
9 bales Alexandria SIENNA
Is bales velvet corks
5 cases phiais--
For SAFE by
Joseph Smith and Son.
or Adams, icrbeg: s Go.
May 2S tt
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Negroes for Sale

For sale, two very likely young Ne,
|sroes--one a boy, upwards OF nine years
|old, he is very active. sensible lad, and
has been accustomed to waltin the house
the other a girl, about 6 years old, al
$50 very smart and sensible. ihey VII
mot be sold to any person living withou
1.-The district of Columbia or the djacen
|counties. For further particulars apply
Ito the printer.
MAY 90 eeti
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) Notice.

The subscriber viii receive proposals
unsii 10 O'Clock on Saturday the 22d IN
slant, for the Brickwosk of Market
House tobe erected on Royal street, Isl
feet bg "a feet A plan of the House ana
the maanerin which it is to be built, ma,
be seen at any time previous BY apphca
James III, Giiire. S. P.
June 18 81
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Public Sale.

On Thursday the eth INST. precisely al
le o'clock. before the Coffee House
Door, viii be sold
That Valuable Mill, the pro
perty Of the late Captain George Mort
s it is situated in the County of Fairfax, OF
lioimes's Run, between six and seven
miles from Alexandria. Terms made
known at the sale.
By order Of the Trustees.
+. g. .aarsteller.
June IL dts
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June 1S
or New-York,

ssS The schooner Jane, William
GSRH. Nichols, master; to sail next
Sunday. She is fine vessel, nearly new,
sails we'll, aud is intended Tor constant
trader between this and New York. Fol-
tre.sit or passage apply to the master on
board al TWINS wharf.
June 90 st
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Lawrason and Fowie,

HAVE FOR SALE,
The CARGO of schooner Mary, James
i4unt, master, from Portland-of
$50 tons plaster Paris
25 barrels New England rum
200 boxes brown soap
so crates Liverpool ware, assorted.
May q
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The Packet Steop
Henrietta,

fNyA. IICiiIiSttti3
1882 Captain Smith, viii sail fol
ss e z.sssssg Philadelphia on Friday next.
orr freight or passage apply TO the cap
tain on board at r. janney's wharf. or
.Ne,otoH Kcf,se,
Iyho has for Sale.
40 barrels aud hogsheads rsu,, and
Philadelphia @hiskey.
June 10
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The Subscribers
Hare received and eter for Sale,

HUCc TcCcsU1tl .uItu v.Uu JV' DUto'
IL hossheads retailing molasses
Z ditto Jamaica and Antigua rum
6 ditto prime New Orleans & West
India sugars
as barrels ditto ditto
40 bags prime green s. white coffee
so barrels Baltimore whishey
40 kegs Carrots snnst
20 bags shot
Il kegs powder
Young dyson
Imperial and TEAS
Hyson skin
Copperas, pepper in bags and kegs, pl
mento and birthstone, Giapber's salts il
barrels and kegs, cigars, writing ant
wrapping paper, 30 boxes mustard, md
90. fg blue. Loaf ard Imp SUI ar, toge'
thee with a general assortment 1.-THE best
wines, liquors, &c.
N. 4 e, Blacls'ocF;.
lime 10 c02w
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3ublic Sale.

Oh Saturday the s2d instant, will be sold
on the premises,
A House and Lot of Ground, situate
on the north side of Cameron street, i'm
anediately opposite the market heese, and
known by tie name of Dayies's Tavern,
Terms male known at the place OF sale.
Z. g. .Rarstsller.
June "a.
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Public Sale.

= 4 = --s-
On MONDAY the 18th day of June,
will be sold, at auction, on the premi-
ses--
Sundry building Lots at the
northern extremity of the town Of Alex
anlria. for the purpose Of closing the &C
& counts against the estate OF Cha les Alex
andef, deceased. AL persons having
claims against said estate. arc again re-
euestea TO exhibit them on or before the
dav above mentioned, or be excluded
from any benefit shereupon.
These who purchased Los at the last
sale, are solicited to come forward and
settle the same before the said 18th day
of June.
The Ersc,itars.
Nav SO 9awts
*x* The sale of the above
propes y is postponed until Saturday
Evening the 22l instant. at O'clock.
p. G.. .Marsteller.
June 10