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MlLITIA LAW.

o'nce the close of the war, we have been expect
ihS some altets,t on OF the militia law, which NAV
PIT sag upon such rebellious recusants as Cover
nor Strong, and the arm OF the o. States. bv
pacng the force OF the nation at the zrH of the
uon' Onui some such step is TAKEN il is aIways in
the power OF rebel, at the head of state. in er;
SIS oil war or danger, to make the authority of this
Union but robe of sand.-It is therefore. viii
much anxiety that we hail the following article, a,
1t seems to hold out the ea that Congress are abon,
10 act upon tho subjectbut whethcrin an eHcie,,t
way or not, the sketch before us is too mesgre tn
permit us to discern.
There are three things to be embraced in an eff
ceht iaw-to give the u. s. the roll OF the officers
and men, to compel the obedience of the officers
ana lastly the attendance of the men, The Preq;
dentean make no call, it he know not the names of
the officers and the strength of the command, on
"hom ne IS to cali---and he need make none if he
cannot compel them to obeyit.
The sketch before Us says nothing of the 81 5o;,,,
-Du the law OF 1892 calls spon each state to have
an A,Jotant-Genersl, and each A. G. to furnish NOT
only It's Governor, but tie President of the u.
WIN a return oiis militia.-The penalties for dis
obedience in this vital and initiative step cannot he
tco strongly or scrupnlously guarded
"a potW-By this sketch the officers are to be in
the service OF the U. S. and to draw paw from te
nour OF their detachment-But what steps are In
De uKe1 they disobey, unless to try them, Us I'M
DER the law OF 'g5, we are not told.
Sd PoiHt-The provision on this head is much
better than under the act of's5. BY that law, eve
ry private was simply to forf-ta sum not more than
one years pay.-But by the sketch before us. he.
IS TO be dealt with deserter, if he refuse or ne
gieet TO join his cOrpS.-Ihere is some marrow in
'DS' Enquirer.
BosToN, March 10.
bill. has been introduced into the Senate of the
United States, providing for the calling forth the
niitla TO execute the laws, suppress nsnrrection or
repei invasion, Il to repeal all other laws made for
the same pt1p tauthorizes the president to call
forth the militia first by calling on the governor or
commander in chief OF the state or territory but If
ne shall neglect or refuse to execute the ORDER the
PRESIDENT is to call such officer OF the militia rs
ne shall Judge expedient, to execute his orders over
Their respective commands Officers or priyates |
called out are 10 be considered as in the service of
the w. States from the time OF their detachment.
and TO receive pay from that time. Any non
commissioned officer, musician or private who shsi
De detached IN any corps ordered into public seq
vice, and shall refuse neglect to march and ioio
MS corps Is to be considered a deserter from
the service Of the United States, and dealt with as
such.
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1t is affirmed that his majesty having
ately violets on his chimney, he distribut
ed them to several ladies, who appeared
astonlshed at receiving such a present
from the hands of the monarch :-dccent
them, said the king, I haze included The
Uiolet IN the amnesty.
IrG'isfafed for t.e Baitniore Pafriot.
~, PARIS, January II.
he 9th ut the month the Project of Falaxe ca,s
ea 10 be burnt AMI destroyed ia the public sa,ar Of
that place in presence ofall the authorities Paint
hiS representing the Goddess OF Liberty, thirteen
eoiors and great number OF ti-coloured cockates.
ous,s, portraits ard other emblems intended to re.
eau .:.d peraetiate the memory of the usurper.
ma occurrence has offered TO the inhabitants of
taa,se new opportunity of showing the good sui
rn with which 1t is animated. Tho same ceremony
took place at Peat St. Eyeque the same day.
PARIS, January 10.
1t is said that it was subsequent to the
arrival of a courier dispatched from Lon
don to his Majesty, that the arrest of the
three English Officers was ordered. The
Duke OF Wellington was informed of the
measures which were to be taken against
them.
1t is added, that upwards of 20 individ-
uals VINO are supposed to be concerned in
TINS affair, have been arrested, and con-
veyed to the Prefecture of the Police.
On the 10Th inst. M. Fouche, Duke of
Otranto, ceased to fulfil the functions of
Ambassador of France at the Court OF
SaXony.
Gen. Morgan has been arrested, & con-
Quoted to the Office of Police.
Zen. Decaen has undergone his first ex-
animation.
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Coun cil-Chsmher, NJ rch IL. ISIS
PKOPOS.9y

W'LL he received at this osiee netil tie Gf.
tee',a day OF r,&t month, (...'-;) los iur-
n'shinS onc hundred th ,sanh good b.ief.. m -.
nsed IN eneiosine the pubic square in the ci,v of
hichmosd AMI 20 be delivered rs they nav h.. rs
I'nrfd ''"m tie first day OF MAY, ui.ii The s,.,
gay OF october next, the bricks to be pad tor b, IN,
Lsc proposals. for !a,inr The bricks. the under
TAX To- had s'l tie materials. except The BRICKS.
and t. be paid by the ,housa,d.
Also, Tor an reyi railing Tor one ti.id az th..
square to be four feet in height; the pr,,ossl, IN
state The terms upon which the railing " III be far
e,ned, eNler III cast iron OR ia wrovgt on IL the
former case the barr to BE- one adj ba,f ;,e, q.
square, aid in the latter one inch square.
AIS for as much dressed fice-sio,e rs vii, G,rr,
coping Tor the whole length ofhe wall surround.
ing the square
r. oposals VIII slsobe received, Tor making IL.
roe OF tle CAPITOL tsh. ans, FOR painting al lis ext
terror hat is ofwoo - en-
Bon'ls With good security, 70 BE- arp,oved bv a..
Executive WI be required for the faithful peri rr,.
ance ofall the contrec,s
wa ROBERTSON. G. c.
NIAel ~. fUS-tiSA
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ington. which warns us against geogra-
pnical distinctions, To sound from the tomb
IN vain is this mistaken phantom, the
sir drawn dagger" of federal politicians,
Z carry terror to one republican bosom ?
l is indeed paying but very poor comp!i-
ment to the other States, to suppose that
they will persit single state to give the
law to II others. The idea is too ridiculous
to bear the touch.
We should drop the pen, but for the
following article which appeared in the
Washington City Gazette, on S .turdAy
night:
SATURDAY. Ereiing-I1 o'ciock
The result ofthe grand CAUCUS, held this evening.
he's Just been 'isclose, 10 u.s. All the friends OF
Mr. Monroe. that were in a R0re06kc condit;on,
appeared atthe Hall oi Representatives on Capitol
Hill, in probria persona, am, thnse that were NOT.
voted by proNy--and, after all, what was the result
Mr.. Monroe hal sixt,-fve votes, for President OF
the U. 5. and MIR. Crawford, hfty-iaur Governor
Iompkins nal eighty five votes for Vice-Pres.deat.
ami Srnon Snyder thirty.
Had the caucus taken place fonr ,vs.ks ooo
Crawford would undoubtedly have had a majority
shoi'd 1t have taken place four weeks hence, Mon
roe's majority would have been increased The
cause ut this, for the honor of repubcaism, il is
Deter 10 leave to conleeture, than 70 attempt to
pourtray. Several ia Penns lvania and in New
York, have lately abandoned Crawford and given
Their votes Tor Monroe As 20 the advisable course
Tor the republicans oil America to pursue we avoid
giving All opinion.
a few remarks only on the abovc.-No
man can seriously care for what this man
says, when he treats his own frienIs 80
scurvily. But few moments before. h
had commended "those republicans who
are resolved to resist Colonel Monroe's e.
levation to the presidency" as "men of
honor, long known for talents and integrity.
to the nation - and yet he now insin1ates.
that some of these very men "wosIi
have" "increased Monroe's MAORI
ty, tor causes, which " for the hon
or OF rspubllcanism, it is better to leave to
conjecture, than to attempt to pourtray"-
some motives, OF course, which would dis
grace them, If they were fairly pourtrayed.
Gall you this backing your friends!''-
Are these the men of honor and integyity.
whose conduct will not endure the light
Besides; is it thus that the Editor dis
charges his duty to the republican party
1t is his duty. if he knows of any foul
" pourtray them" The man
VINO attempts to kill characters by insinua-
ton, is only defamer or a coward.
we admire the hon ,rabe and gener-
al declaration on The fart ofthe ni,lorifv.
that they would cheerfully support the
successful candidates. as agreed upon by
the meeting"- what terms. then. can
we speak OF these expressions, which Mr..
Jon athan Elliott uttered alter the Caucus
Is 1t thus that he shcws his " honest desire
to heal wounds. con iIate diffe, ences of
opinion. andRerpetuate the duration of the
democratic party ;"
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Observation-Disclosures

Messvs. Adgate. Alexander, b .ker. Bar
bour, Bassett, Blteman, Bennett, Belts.
Blrdsall, Biount, Brooks, Burnside. Bur
well, Caldwell, Calhoun, Cannon, Chan
peli, Clark, n. c. Clark, Ky. Clay, Glen
dennen. C!opton, COmstock, Condict, Con-
ner, Crawford, Creighton, Crocherop.
Cuthbert, Darlington, Desha, Edwards,
FOrney, Forsyth, Gho.son.* Glasgow
Goodwin, Griffin, Hahn, Hammond, Har-
din, HAYES, Henderson, Hungerford. Inr-
ham, Irving. n. Y. Irwin, Pa* jackson.
Johnson, Va. Johnson, Ky. Kerr, Va. King
n. G. Love, Lumpkin, Lyle, Maclay,
Mayrant, M'Coy, MKee, M'Lean, XIV.
M'Lean, o. Middleton, Moore, Muifree,
Nelson, Va. Newton, Ormsbv, Paris ii, k
ems P.nkney, Piper, Powell, Reynolds
Root Ross, Savage, Sharp, Smith, Md
Smith. Va. Taul Taylor. ~ <. Taylur.
>. Z. Telfair, Thomas. ThrooD, Towa~
send, Wallace, Ward, n. Y. Ward, n. j.
Wendover, Whiteside, w lde, Wnkin,
Williams, Willoughby. T.. Wilson, WIN
Wilson, Woodward, Wright, Y.ncey and
Yates.
NJ ssrs. Jennings the delegate from Indi-ra, and
Stephens from Illinois attended but tae Iauer
Withdrew without voting.
Voted BY proxy, eonsd ut,d in writing, being
sick IN tie city.
There we're absent from tho Meeting a.
bout N Republican members oil both hons.
es; OF which 9 arc absent from the city.
and the remaining IS scrupulous in regard
70 the propriety OF such meetings, or for
| other reasons iudisposed to attend.
OF the whole number absent, Il is estina-
/ ted, we understand that more than three
t1urths are friendly to tic election Of James
Monroe,
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GROCERIES

q To OA@ItI 10.
EViif. Subscribers have lust received !,
accommodating terms ~ 'oi s''e, on
Old Jamaica RHn -"
IognAc Brandy. Of superior quality
LONDON r. r.. N: Wine' in pipes, half pipes and qusr-
s,eiiy Madeira Wine first quality
Sherry do. Lisbon do.
Old Port Wine, in bottles
10 hdds. N. Orleans Sugar
Imperial Tea. in chests and hoxe, y r.,;.
Gunpowder do. in quarter chests tyt;a, @
Young Tyson to. Z ,a,,, . 49,
Souchong do. - :" DC
a few hhds. retailing molasss, -i' ''e'
Bar Iron
Is bags old java COFFEE
rime green Coffee, in bars end barrels
10 casks first quality Gosht, Chets.
, Harry Iomhkfns e ca.
--t.I.N 90
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COARSE SAN

COARSE SALT.
eTtGHT HUNDRED bushels cosrsc SALT,
A (loose well calculated sor putting up FISH
foI SALE-BF
WILSON & DREW.
.lEarch co. 700 ."e 1'''$'H
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LOST or MIS- AID

-. 10 Oit MIS- AID
! ~ some Fost OfHee, between Richmond, Va. ard
AngusIa, Geo gia, 3 letter, dated Richmond
Dec Tber 4th, SIS, addre ssed TO the subsc, N -
10 Ansu,ta, and covering tn ir,t halves ofta. 10,
lo"i'g nus oll OF the Back Of Va, viz Nos 81
" ip6 gao and no, one hun red dollars each. ami
Nos SIS, SO, 2Ot, 264. i25. ISL, 68o. 47e. sos
S55, h'y dollars each. The public are cautioned =
ger St receiving any part the sid bills. n. pa, A..
ncnt IS stopped 81 Inc bank from which thev ,se. a.
ssucd. ANsoN nf - I, S'o
Aucu,ta, March % zoe ..
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ADAMS & VANIEY

ADAMS * vANLEw,
HAvE FoR SALE,
goo casks Cot Nails. from to cod.
50 do Wrought do. go
2.o bundles Nail and Spike Rods,
$50 do. Hnnp Iron,
so dozen b st English Hoes.
~ dozen Shovel, ard Spades,
l,WlO lbs. Trace Chains,
50 Chinawiih Piougls,
so Smiths Anvils. / s horrs.
Is do Beowses, from 81 to sc ;sobes.
12 Mil Screws, 80 '"'"e''
100 tons Plaster of Paris
Coach Springs ard Stems.
no. Plated Lsmp-, Handles, Sr.
care and Cutlery Wholesale & Retail.
800 ~ - lpS-i1p
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900 DOLLARS REWARD.

$500. Stfy N ietcitDI1nd, Marcel, Z, 1916
Az IEREAS there is reason 10 belize 81
tai tie TIRE which Originated in the work 80, ~
Mr' HDft fhiin on the evening of tic sth iu.taft
~" work OF ~ inceniiary, do Hereby Ia behsifof
potion o. tbs CITY, offer reward a. TIVE III =
DSrn DOLLARS q the discovery Of the psr.sr,a.r
doner. 20 he paid 70 tho inipier uppn ne cenyi
m ~ GRADER Join g. CAMILLE Mn. - =
4@SsA" 100 ~
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Truths ppFAn1N-1,

The light, which began in the Courts of Virgin
"a, Is fast making is way into those Of the other
states.-trom the following article, we learn, that
an able Judge in the State Of New-York has nro.
nouneed the opinion Of his Court that the State
Judges are not bound by the c. U. S totske eogni
zance of cases which arise under the laws Of tue u
5. and in which the U. $. are party. Certainly.
there is no means TO compel them they are be-
You'd the range ofimpeachment As, holding thei.
commissions uader another jurisdiction, the u. S.
cannot reSioue them from office.
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NOTICE.

IN Saturday reXt. Esd Instant. at 10
ocSck shall sell, public auction AT the o,i.e NJ
Kin Bryan. rr' " '"e ia'e Sln'-
ItT1s-snms under so dolls. easAover that snoun, %
rsrsos having CLAIMS against the will exhibit tIe,
without delay properly autienticatei-..nd those i,s
VIII please call and settle teir respective accounts,
WILLIAM MURPHY. Adm,r
March 90 no 90
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u Our .lbaate sss 20 4, As csprciou1 a, If ,ber-
"e'N. no fixed laws Regulate IL on Sunday, Nc VIZ,
melting under the heat OF SinmcrCn Monday visited by
piercing NJ T. wand, hail ora drizzi:g slec during the
"ay On Tuesday morning, the bloom oi he aptc,t and
will be nippeAl IN the bud. ~
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PARIS, January 10.

80, PARIS, January 10.
The Marshal de Camp Berton and the
captain Ut the Gendarmerie, Thomassin.
have been arrested and conducted to the
Ab5aye the latter is closely confined.
The Court Of Assizss yesterday seuten-
ced an Euglishman, named John Thomas
Thompson, aged 81 years, to a years i'm
prisonment. This foreigner, who belongs
to a highly respectable family in London,
was convicted Of stealing silver spoon, at
Restaurateur's, in the Palais Royal, and
concealing it in his pantaloons, where it
was found, and Of having improperly worn
the cross ofthe Legion Of Honour On the
second count Thompson was found guilty,
and sentenced to years imprisonment.
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1NE SifnSCnrnr

THE SUBSCRIBER
NhNlNG taken IoHv VAN LE,r inf, ,,,r,,.,.
ss s'o, the HarotYa'e B,ssiu,'ss ,sii b.. ierc,s.
jTr conducted under the finn of .Htia,ns s. tan.
LeTs--All indebted will please call and AIT -.
accounts *iih either Sir. ysn Lew, or
SAMUEL G.. ADAMS.
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HdsM7gfoa, March IS.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Chamber ofthe House IF REPRESENTATIVES
ofthc United States,

Marc h 10, 1916.
At a meeting of the Republican Mem
bers OF Congress, assembled this evening.
pursuant to public notice, for the purpose
OF taking into coEside ration the propriety
II recommending to the pc pie OF the u.
States. suitable persons to be supported II
the approaching election, for the offices OF
President and Vice President of tho u s.
one hundred and eighteen members of rte
Senate and House IF RefreSentatfves, and
one Delegate, att nded.
Gen. SAMUEL SMITH, of MARYLAND, ives
called to the Chair, and Col. 4. M. JouN
SON. appointed Secretary.
And being so organized,
Mr.. CLAY submitted the following res
oluton:
RcsoEOeG, That it is incxpedien. 20 make.
IN Caucus, any Recommendation to the good
people of the u. States, of persons, IN the
Judgment of this meeting, fit and suitable
TO I'LL the Offices of President & Vice-Pres-
ident of the u. States.
And the question being taken thereon, it
was determined in the negative.
Mr.TAYLoR ofN.Y then submitted the
following resolution, to wit {:
ReSoEOed. L hat the practice of nomina-
ting candidates for the Offices of President
and Vice-Pres ident of the u. States, by a
Convention of the Senator'S and ReDresen-
tives In Congress, is inexpedient, & ought
not to be continued.
And the question being taken thereon
1t was also determined in the negative.
he meeting then proceeded to the re-
commentator
Upon which it appeared that the Hon.
JAMES MONROE had sixty-fve votes, and
the Hon. WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD fifty
four votes, for the office of President.
That his Excellency DANIEL d. ToMP-
KINs, of New York, had eighty-five votes.
and his ExCellency SIMON SNYDER thir-
ty votes, for the Office of Vice President.
And thereupon,
Mr.. CLAY submitted the following reso-
lutions, which were concurred in without
opposition:
RESOLVED, That this meeting do recon-
mend to the people of the United States.
JAMES MONROE, of Virginia, as a suit
rble person for the Office of President of the
United States, and DANIEL D. TOMP-
kINS OF New-York, as a suitable person
for the office ofVice- President of the Unit
ed States, for the term Of four years, COM
meRcing on the 18th day of March next.
ResohDed, That the Chairman and Sec
rotary be appointed to ascertain from the
persons above mentioned, whether they are
disposed to serve i'll the Offices respective.
" designated.
Ordered, That the proceedings of the
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and published in the National
lntelligencer.
g. SMITH. Chairman
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" Tie legislature ofsouth Caroline, nj tefla, segsion
,tinaonhy 'icd vote Of thanks to Cen. e8ofFIis
Vutrfn repy 90 the communication ofcDv. Wiilf.ue con-
ye}nz theS thanks, hycs ivoncafe which has erei-
yea 'nueh at IL Tat souhcarov - tie Ssnc
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lFrom the Csnandaigus Messenger Of F, b. @. I
IMPORTANT DECISION.

At the Court Of Common Pleas, held
the last week in this village, his honor
Judge Nicholas presiding, the question was
presented, whether Congress had power.
under the constitution Of the u. States, to
give to the state courts the coguizance Of
causes arising under the laws Of the II. S.
and in which the ". States are a party
The discussion was not very ample but the
presiding judge, in an able opinion, deliv-
cred the decision Of the court ag inst the
constitutiouaiity of the law. We learn that
the question is placed in snch a shape, that
It will probably bedecided by the supreme
court ct this state, and by that Of the u.
States.
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SLAVES FOR Sale.
by Virtue Of a Deed of Trnst fror,
= y William f. Br,yton. executed on the Say os
y isiS TO secure the payment of sun If money dc
10 Ann Z. BrSXtUn, the SulSe iht- :. IN crg,, "'-
si,rnay, inc son, inst before the door of the Reliaver
IN ~, h el!y o. richmond for rd. money, several slave
March %. -A@1', ~ a't" .ee'
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- OWL A rs NfNVUIuN
r. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary.

We are authorised to state, that the Re-
publican Meeting of Saturday evening,
was composed of the following members,
viz
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SENATORS.

Messrs. Barbour, B4rry, Campbell,
Chace, Condict, Howell. Lhcock, Mason,
Va. Morrow, Roberts, Rugges, Sanford,
Talbot, Taylor Turner, Williams and
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SHE OF .NEGROEg.

WALL BE SOLD. at New Canton. ~,
w Saturday, the thirteenth day of April next nnhIc
" 10 the highest Eder for ready money one negro man
,ree women ana three girls, conveyed US in Tr
,d Tor winch reeor'ed in buckingham court by FJ
ware foihs to secure the payment of sum OF n,o,,,
t,gIel m liuoned due by him to John Hobso i,,I.
title vested in us rs Trustees, VIII he conveyed 10 The n
s'''er'' THOMAS PIrrMAN
Afq'cA2o. mo ~ rsLEl -, Jr.
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"Tbe republican meeting convened thi, evening,
asreeably to previous notice, for the purpose of
recommending some fit persons to the offices Of
President and Vice President. TAcy have this in
slant adournetl-the ballot below congratulate
you on the harmony and concord which prevailed
IN the meeting, * the honorable general declars-
ton o" the part of the minority, that they would
eheeriu'ly support the successful candidates, as q
greed upon by the meeting.
MONROE 65,
CRAWFORD ST.
ToMrxISs SIS,
SNYDER So
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about 80 years of age, feet 10 inches
high. and we'll made. he has a, specS
in MS right eye bad ceuntenance dowr
look, is a pretty good beot-maker, Cal
read and write tolerably well, is an art
ful fellow. and has no dout furnished
himself with pass. Whoever will take
Up said negro and deliver him to the
subscriber, or secure him in any jail 81,
that he may get him again shall (if takes
IN the state (receiye the above reward, or
20 dollars if taken cut of the state, with
all reasonable charges.
SlGISMUED sTRIBLING.
Winchrste.. Ian 9---lo In.
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New Publications.

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N'OTICE.

a LII persons having claims against
a the estate of Roger b. Haislip, late
af Leonardtown, st. Mary's CIV. Nd.
Iced. are requested to forward them
.3lthout delay to the subscriber for set
cement.
Z. J. WILLARD.
Leonard Town. Md Ian I0-St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-12
Public Sale.
December Is


ON Thursday the 18th day of Feb. next,
will be sold at public auction on the
premises, the following property be-
longing to the estate of Richd. Weight
man, deceased.
A lot of g ound with the I'M
provements thereon, situate on the east
side OF Fairfax street. between Princess
and Queen streets in the town of Alex
andria, fronting On Fairfax street Sc
feet inches.
ALSO,
A lot of ground with the i'm
proyements thereon, situate on the south
side OF Prince street, and east of Fairfax
street, SO feet 10 inches front or Prince
street, aud SO feet S inches deep.
ALSO,
/ A lot of ground with the i'm
Iprovements thereon, situate at the inter-
section of Princess and Fairfax streets,
Extending IS feet on Princess, and 1915
fleet On Fairfax streets.
ALSO,
| Another lot of ground hand.
somely improved. situate at West End
jadjoining the property Of Mr.. John Long
den. and containing one acre and three
Iquarters Of an acre. Terms made known
at the time and place Of sale
| 4. c. Weigh'man.
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