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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
David Peabody

Has received, in addition to the Goods
lneationedin his last advertisement,
] bale carpetings
Venetian Stair carpet
Ladies Meriuo net vests
Ladies linHcn fleecy coats
Elegant merino shawis aud half
handkerchief
Damasksiik shawls
Black add white Grape
Russia diaper
India cottons. cotton checks
Towels, silk and cotton umbrellas,
At the store tive doors below the Me
ssAaics Bank.
Jan Q Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
STATE OUACKERY.

An Itailans Whiie enjoying SOOu
Health, must needs make use Of
InOstrums to improve his constitution
and finding himself deoaying and
ready to die, he ordered the follow
ling monition to be engrayen on his
tomb stone: :. I scas 5reu; E1cish
ed to be better and here [ am"
OF this, The management Of the af-
fairs of our country, fer the last
eight or nine years. has borne near
resemblance. lni805-6, the coun-
try was we'll, very we'll indeed
There were no orders ia council. no
considerable distractions to the A.
mcrican commerce, which went on
smoothly, and added to our general
stock Of wealth, plentifully. But the
political guaeks who bore Tuie.
deemed it expedient that the state
should take medicine, and accord.
|iagly they administered at that time
IL fetid drug, called non importations
which they protested would increase
health and streogth nightly. twas
swallowed with wryness Of face, and
some little struggling and wriggiing;
and as il produced no violent spasms
in the body; bat o1ly considerable
degree Of languor, those wiseacres
thought that something more ps~er
faI was needed !; accordingly, IN
+4SO7--S, they administered the nos
trum called Embargo. Ii wrought
predigicasly. The patient SO piaed
away. that nothing scarcely remain
I'D but skin and bones X at length,
there being some symptoms OF de-
|linun, the quacks were glad. for
|their own safety, to discontinue the
use of that aboOinahIe and abhorred
drag. The last expedient they De-
thought themselves Of was profusei
bleeding. they tried first, non {.
importation, then embargo, aad fl
naliy war: all 10 make the state
better, which was very we'll indeed
when they first took il in band
We the people have gone through
the powerful operations prescribed
TO US, and here zoe dre--onr losses
Fgreat-onr gain notllins-our earn
ings put in requi.ition to pay the
doctors bills.
Mother Virginia, live forever !!
BE thou. 10 al! ages to come, the
nursing mother Of the states, and
10 thou continue to provide them
with state ply sicians: so they will
never be in any hazard of dying al
natural death.
Con. Courant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
1t Col. Arlnistead

Df the United States Engineers,
sMlSAES ta tentracttor s000bbls
wv Of lime. 5000 perch Of building
S:cne, to be delivered in the months q
Ssarch, April, May and June at For
"ashiagtOn on The Potomac.
Alex'a. Feb 2 II
HE Editors Of the National fnteih
0csr and Nsw-York Evening fest arr
,.sSs9ssted to publish the above l2 time
~ ~ forward their account to this oiae'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
From the Eastern sargas. Jan 81,
THE PLASTER TRADE.

From the Eastern argus, Jan. 2f,
THE PLASTER TRADE.
In our last, we made some obser,
vations upon our trade with the
British eolonies--since then, We
have received the fallowing infor
matien from q correspondent at
PASSPORT, that the British have
laid duty of 300 dolls. per ton,
upon all plaster exported from the
colonies in English bottoms, which
shall be landed East OF New Ha-
|ven,
BY this regulation, we shall be
|effsctuaiiy excluded from all the
benefits of this trade. the colonies
will sead il in their own vessels di-
rect to the southwsrd-and what
we can get, will come greatly en-
HANGED in price.
AS plaster is admitted free Of
Iduty--and as we are prohibited OF
bringing it from the British colonies
lin American vessels, We suggested
the propriety of having q duty laid
upon ali plaster imported IN foreisr
bottoms. We new ought TO 81
lfurther; we ought TO lay an extrs
lduty. Of $ dollars per ION upon al
loIaister imported in foreign bottoms
(which shalt be landed to the,soutb
Ward of New Haven.
ibis thing should not be delayed
I've must meet at the tlIresh0ld. al
these Indirect attacks upon our com
|uercial rights, and an immsdist'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16

ss,sI lEey NV stss'' =, =
~ s.;nk. in every eannkY, city, boz
..s.sI, and town witllin the com.
..s.ssee,Sssllb. three ormorc cemmis.
;Ssers with sntborisy to receive,
~ nav into the public treasurys
sseh voluntary dossti6nss as may
: rendered towards defraying the
s !, to which the preceding re-
sSIulion may give rise: Provided,
Tbat NJ individual shall be allowed
q subscribe theretO, in his own
.aame. 4 greater SUM. than ten dol,
lars That the commissioners be
;nstrueted 80 transmit the lists Of
subscribers along with the sums
collected; and that the names OF
che Subscribers, with their places
AZ abode, and the sums subscribed.
b. fairly copied into one or moro
kvsks 10 be provided for that pur-
psste--asd .the books. together with
suitable records Of the age, be de-
posisetl In The least destructible part
sc the Monnment.
And be 1t further Resolved. That
the executive be requested to ap
reiat 1--WE commissioners to design
ihe plan, and superintendent the
stvucinre Of the above Monument.
NTH authority also TO prescribe the
CEREMONIAL for removing the pre- {.
eiSus relies of the said deceased,
f.om MoGat Vernon 10 Richmond.
That the executive be farther re-
!, oresfed ta make known by procla.
nation, the period at which the pro-
eess;on shalt eOmmeDeefrom Mount
yernon and to recommend the day
appoiaied Cos the Fd intetWent At
Richmond, to he SET apart through
nut The colnmonwealth. az one of
pubic Thanksgiving. ador,lfioa and
sraise to fine SspEeme Author OF all
good. forhaying graeieusly bestowed
Spon Virginia. Hero. FIRST in
Wsr-iiyst in Peace --and hrst in
Che hearts Of his counsrytncn.
A communication was received
ftom ihe Governor. enclosing alet-
ter from the Secretary at War, re-
speeding the Terrifying Of Hoods aud
the situation ofan Arsenal above the
eity OF Richmond.
The Governor, ia his eommanlca
ton. expresses hope. that the go
sernment Of the U. 5. will provide
sSse,aslls far the defeBse of the
Chesapeake bay-zhc expstiates on
fhis object in terms, which It's i'm
postance demands observes, that
the "Yalue 6ftbis Bay cannot longer
escape the notice ofthe enlightened
citizens who administer the govern
n1ent of tile United States. "--hut
that ii cannot " however. be deem
cd a want Of respect or confidence
IN them, for the states. whose pros
I pefity, - so intimately connected
with this objcct, TO Recommend il
as a subject meritinS immediate at
tention. 2
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ALEXANDRIA,
rRiBAY FnaasAar is. I

The schooner Niletta, ofand from No
.niny, with tobacco and corn, bound 10
this place, was cut through BY the ice on
Wednesday night last near fort War
burton and immediately sunk.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
Feb ID 81
$50 Dollars Reward.

ITH ANYWAY from the subscriber, ON
~ Saturday the 10Th inst. alright
mulatto boy named JOSHUA. formerly
the properly of Mr.. VIM. Hodgsoh, a.
bout S feet 6 inches high, from 90 to 21
years of age, stout made and handy leg
ged has swipgin his walk, large blue
eyes. large mouth and one of his fore
teeth out had on when he went off a
pair of blue pantaloons and roundaboGe
jacket Of the same, but it is probable he
may have changed tbem-It is probable
he will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New-York, whore he will attempt to
get employment as a Confectioner, in
which business he has been employed.
/ will give a reward of s5 dollars fot ss=
curing him, if taken in Alexandria and
fifty II taken within 90 miles, and the q
bove reward if taken further from Alex
andria, and reasonable charges if brought
home. - s,..
LOUIS BEEtER.
II. B. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or carry
lug off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according TO law for 80 doing;
Dec. 1g IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
Public ale.


Will be sold, on Friday next. the16th inst.
ON Lawrsson & Fowie's wharf,
The cargo Of the brig Criterion. Tho
mas I. Cotton, master, from Alicant,
100 pipes old red Aloque wine,
oquartcr casks white wine, of q SD
perior quality,
900 trails raisins,
100 boxes do.
5000 lbs. cork wood,
Straw carpets of different sizes,
Straw mats, &c.
Sale at II o'clock.
r. @. Marsteusr.
Feb IS
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For Madeira.

~ Tie superior UElS
sSH Benefactor
&c., Capt. Gushing, will sail IN Q
Says--20O sbis. viii be taken on freight
Immediate sppi;eation Is made to
.adaMs, Herbert e Co.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16

Wishes to employ a person who ear
write toIerably well, TO attend IN his
lumber yard. None need apply but a
sober, honest, and industrious man.
VIM Rhodes.
feb 3
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February 16 q
NOTICE.

THE subscriber will engage to deliver
in Alexandria, Georgetown or Washing
toa, number of Wharf & Pump Logs.
also a quantity Of Pine Wood. For terms
apply to the subscriber in Alexandria. !.
Edgar .MsCarty.
February is
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Port Of Alexandria

This Evening, at early can
die light, Mr.. Edward Refs, French
Preacher, will preach in the Baptist
Meeting House. Feb. 16
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The Copartnership

Existing unlsr the firm of I. Swami
\ Co. Is dissolved by mutual consent.
,E Sqana,
". q. S,canu.
Nh. Tie Business viii hereafter be
cuuducted by 4. SW ANN.
feb Q
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w God for Sale.

THE subscriber living onthe PotSma6
river, l2 miles below Alesaudria, has
for sale, and intends constantly keeping
quantity of Cord Wood of excellent
quality, which he offers Oh reasonable
terms. He wishes to employ number
of axemen, to whom high wages will bG
given by the cord or month.
George Mdsot.
Gunston, Feb. Is daw
The editors Of the N. IntelIigeneea
are requested to insert the above two
weeks and send their account to this of
|tice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25
Nav -
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING
n THE.4TPR.

In the City ofRichmond to under the management of
Mr.. HOLMAN.
NsR HOLMAN, vhoheld . first dramatic sit
~ Z uat'nu in ionhr,, and was for six years Man
asor OF the Dublin III atre, has formed Theatrical
arrangements in this country, which lac proposes to
extend 10 such magnitude, as may, with adequate
patronage. enable him 20 render the Drama on
this Continent, Important in it's advantages the
coiRmu1''y- as II has long been considcred IN Fig
land It has tiiere inco testify es:Rbse,: itselfss
the best school OF elocu,ion, in addition 10 the
rious other mowers IL possesses OF siorirs hstrue-
ton through n medium the most csptivsiiag.
T,E9.FfS or .SUBSCRIPYIo.N.
A Subscri er OF 900 dollars win he entitled to 4
perpetual free admission ticket, not transferable
except in the following manner:
Subscribers will possess the privilege of selling
their shares, but the admission ticket, which eonst
tutes the share. cannot change proprietors in the
course of a season bot may be transferred previ-
ousiy TO the commencement Of a new season. This
regulation is necessary, 20 prevent tieAets from be-
coming urEciitedy transferable.
Ii is Presumed the terms al subscription will ap
pear very rooderstc-far, If = ticket cs admission be
rated at much below its real value as q dollars
per season, the Subscriber obtains interest Of 12
per cent.
Subscribers will IF course waive their right Of al
mission or benefit nights of Performers.
CO. The Mansger To have the power Of redemp-
tiou, by paynent Of the original subscription mo
ncy, at any period after ten years from the opening
OF the Theatre.
As soon rs the Subscription shall be filed,
meeting OF the SHAREHOLDERS viii be called, for the
purpose Of appointing Treasurer, to ceceive the
payments by instsments, and to disburse them for
the progress of the work.
Frs, inalmet Of 20 dolls be paid the LIST OF August
Second do. do. 1stof October.
Third do do. 1st ofIau. 1877.
Fourth do. DO u. lstof April.
Maj. Tompkins is agent for Mr.. Holman in his
absence, and will receive tho names of Subscribers
In few weeks, ne will be able to prcscnta plan
the intended THEATRE, in which complete securi-
~ will be manifest May IS. 3-St'
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Eivhiv yaluobie los of LAND.

ETOR SALE AZ AUCTION. On Saturday,
y tie 25th inst at 4 o'clock p. M. we viii com
rncncc seli>gtte fllowiag Lets cfLGndi some
OF which gre very,hendsomely situated Tor private
residences. and all of them daily & owing in yare,
and wei worthy the attention o! the public, VIZ.
IS Feet front on G. street, Immediately opposite
Doct Adams residence on Richmond Hill, running
back sc feet toa 50f'et alley.
IS FEET street, runnii 8 back 15Oieeito the
aboy, me Goncd alley.
e !.o's on 20,b aud r Streets, adjoining the lots
fSir. Thomas Cowies and Mr.. George Watt.
30 Lots Valley street, am e. joi ing streets
opposte The lots commonly called MscEenzie's
Garden.
So los bordering ou X, L, ard 18th and 18Th
s'rerts oituat d between Col Adams Mil Canal
ami sh' ckoe Cr-tk, within FIVE minutes walk Of
the Marx t-Hnuss.
TIE sale viii begin NJ the Lots in front Of Doctor
Aasns house. and VII be co t;nu,d irors Saturday
Il Saturday until competed, weather permitting.
Diats o; thc Los may BE seen at our Office, as
soon as ticy are completed
or We pl-dge ourselves to he public that there
shall b. no y bi din, and that every Lst oa which
bid 10 laief, viii positively be sold.
TEHMS-8. IL anil 81 months, approved, en-
dosscd negotiable aote S, aud deeds OF trust, il re-
qLred
J Grown, ia. d : yea6,e Masters.
G;a, %. Aids
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May IS.
ADTERTISE MENT--

OVERT ISEMEWI.
4 BSCONDED from the Subscriber, Hying near
~ Ly nchburg, Campbell County, Va.--NAT, a
small, black, spare-buiIt, thin-visagc fellow about
feet 5 or inches high about 81 or 25 years Old
He had on when he eloped roundabout Kir.ey
coat and blue cloth pantaIoons lis probable he
has charged his coathing, and it is quite likely he
has gone to Richmond in some Of the boats IS he
has committed considerable depredatous 10 steal
cape.
Ii he is taken in the couoty will give 8 10, IL in
an adjacent county S IS, or & 20 flakes in Rich
moud or any eoanty IN this State, Except those g.
bove mentioned,l and secured in any jsn, aad IN
formation given so that get him again.
Il IS probable soEls ill-disposed peiroa has given
him pass.
RICHARD CHIFFON, sr.
May tf6-4w
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&PRLMG GOOD&.

BY :lc ship Clifton from London.
surerfne cloths and clssiinergs, quality
Light stripe prints Of fine quality
os do. and dark faueies, L.ngals, iesne,ts
Cuttings. graldrills, corded and cambria dimiteS
Cotton besl-tykes. bonbazeens homb4letis
poplins and iusires, bed quilts o. 20 -
Ready made vlistcsIts, ginRhams cotton balls
Silk aud braces, Mems buck na drawn tan gloves
threads. lace, tape, bob'ng Ivory and Joupe1 COMBS
Linen and cotton checks very fine uchlenburg
Gentlemens' and Ladies cotton hose
Do. hnf hose, pins, needles
pisin ard plaid.sl inerinn bisc Grape scwirT SIX
Shawl, barcelona handkerchief, t"illsd Iiankeen
Cotton siTtine. iaeonett miisiins
90 kegs ground white lesd and Harham's Snuff, No. Q,
-'' V - ELL}S'3 .qLL.R.E
.H0y4. fi6-U
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so DOLLARS REW-hRD.

70 ANYWAY o Friday night, 18th ut.
= Ia negro boy named JACK about 10 70 years ofase
feet inches high rather Of light complexion. well
snadv, and likely round blue cioh Jacket, grey
mixed pnnloos, with the feet Of pair Of boots. lie topk
With him several other articles Of cioF recolieccd
SEX was raised L; tire Of Port-Royal, by Sfr
CHIMP Broateg5rcugk.N beeve and by him sold Nr.
2gnag j. ;Idson Of South carcla about 10 IL days
$40. No 'nork or thar be rtcileces oierabie
good counenancc. and intelligent resd. and rerap,
write little and very probably he viii make tire best of
lisxay 10 lis Old egoorlood Will give tie above re-
ward T. any person who will deliver him IN nirl-
,and, 90 dola,s him nja thai get him
.an-A masters of yess,s AMI others cautioned against
Earn wing hiai oil, or lIarbcing him, at their ptriI.
JOH.V Kk..NNEDY.
May q. Aft
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DICKS. MOORE 6, O..

4 ~ receiving, from Tie ship Clifton. f-om Lon
lh don, tsc'f supply Of Spring Goot-, consisting
oil london sdperfiae cloths std ossainlses, saGs.
io' cuttings srs..ana. iacss. a-d thrsa',, clUoD
rosiers, ool1lezctts, caiiscts, Hc. Nc.----ALSD.
iron bars aod nail rods, coppcr's. white lcaj sHd
hempen seeking, Hi5bsrts bee; Lord1n brown
sto"t, Cheshire a1d Gi0scr ehacsus, and few CO.
ses best fashionable isoudon BETS.
Toe above Coo,ishsye been se'co.cd With caro-
enc viii D. d-Pos.d O. rsa-e, i5J.
May 4. 1l5-g
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THE SUBSCRIBER

WHISTLES tpsel his Piantntion in TIE
~ cDuuy IF poFintan, hing The waters Of Jones
Greek, and bounded by The iHfds Of Col VIM. HcnttJ
nt CoOie ir. aud Others IL is distant about so miles
from Richmond from tie cOurionsr, aud ~ from JOINTS
Richmond. ttsimmedaiey ~ the neighJorcYd Of "te
raj manufacturing r1ills and near The P01thaan C0qi Pis
-sh affords eod market, Tor grain, Cc The tract. by
late survey coutais725 acres. puei, Ia greater icpor
lion OF which IS IN weeds vii IS l,afily mbcr,d iid CON
aiered dst rate Tobacco Land. The cr,ck running thru
it, makes abou 90 mcGdow land, (which, viii snia
,tpeuce. would ptouc abundance of hay. Tie improve
cuts the Mnd consist Of comfortable dwelling house,
raoi,e hOne., barn. stable and ice-iufse.
Afy persons wishing a. view ile ands. AZ any fine
he sici the sam, by Col Win. Eentey Nir. joins Sid
and he flad known by Application toile sserher,
Ewing ia itehmoGd. JOHN 4. PLEASANT
Thrill ~ ii2. u
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Ifdy8
NO DISCOUNT!
FOREIGN MONEY PAR.

FCHBIIN NIONE Y a PAR.
.Nesy q Cheaf Store, No. 90. Eagle Roy.
z AM now opening, under the right
wing Oft the EasIe-Javer second door abeye TIRE Far
mcrs' Bank of Virginia, elegant Of BrV5sd
French anil I7diG Cood, comprising almost every article
in the Dry-Cnod line, which VIII sell cheap for cash, and
receive Baltimore and EisfTict Money At pm!
Tho ladies' and gentlemen invited call and view the
handsoniest Irish linens and long lawns tins
market.
Those who Bargain, will find their interest
call, determined Richmond shall under
sell me. JOHN MCPHERSON.
.Mau3. fI7-T
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NOTICE.

IN Pursuance & p y cree ofthe Superior
I Court Of Cbsnc,rr ho,acr the Capitol in the city of
hch=o, pronounced ,hr 4th day OF 1914, x of
order made the 14,h day of Oct ISIS. nv e Superior
Court OF Chancery. holder in the town OF ynShiurg, in
sr;t between James Brown, plauf and Robert Stockton,
John s. Woodson, and George Harsion, defendants
shall the 9Th day of Jane expose sae for
y money ny way of public auci,p, the premises
o land situated IN the COMFY Of i,nry formerly occupied
ny Robert Stockton and suppns contain 1909 acres
les. much Hereof shall W necessary CT
feet tie pul poses OF said Decree.
,.N:43H'L. ~. D.f.ArDRLDGE,
JOSEPH .gf.4RJLA.
JHO.,z. rs .S3'ERJLN'G.
.Ffny8 8. iI7-5p
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rnLlnhLe Enrn, q 81

nm the 9th Monday in June next, will
oG,r Tor sale, the premises, f'c Of Land ia NJ
Kent county, containing about 7o0aeTos al oinne the s'd
Mi CNrjs md NJ. Bcrcric Crtnrb md onersdissd
about 20 mile iroa Richmond and t~o miles from Pau'r-
River. This Farm contains about 40 0hcrd grass
lntado. well va'crsd and m cscclnt eoudigon for inir
dae profit about 500 acres Of ahble land, cleared IN
pand cultivation the residue Oft i well tmbcrc
there also upon IL very valuable orchard lnree new
barn, FURNISHED with Was0n's tbres'IDg
chimes, and uc austbe bank of marie, faynrahy stu
Ted 10 gupy'y tn with that beneficial aisier
Of Paris has produced wonerf eittu. IN unpgoeg tic
Glover Grass this Land.
OI'-tird Of the purchssc money wi e required Gle
1st Dec. net. when possession vii be gstine balance
~ n'tntls thereafter.
cod stock ofnulcs coste hugs. and heween n am 40
privoieiy. JOffN fDIM5.
MAJ L. i5-~ tbs
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80 near Ptchmona. u Sale.

I14!lI near IIlCfEHCGl(,, &CT OG(c.
r AM DESTROYS of sell ny, by private con-
tract, my RICH; property on boli sides Of the awes
Riuer C1nGi the which claim by virtue Of
made with CO.. John Horvc decA sumo time bsiure lis
death. The chief motive OF tS desire, present, is
is.y debt which owe 10 Nef AiCoE, Esq. (the
ascertanitI secured that properly. shall prefer
sell undivided noety If private bargain shall be
madein short time, public sale viii be attempted. The
Of my right. with description OF sew raj claims
gainst the of the said Tiarvie for considerable quan
tty OF western lands be- understood by examination
of the bits flied against his representatives in the Superior
Courto Chancery requiring perfect ute 10 te above
mentioned property, and compensation Cor the Western
Lends. Copies Of each Of these bills with the documents
referred 20, left nj the Merchants coTceHouse.
In the first of those hills, 1t admitted that the reprfsen
Of Colonel Harye Viii b. entitled annual
charge of 2on yeor the property offered for sale,
vested with such te and possession tie
contract authorize The charge originally 3ooi
year, and rcduced 2oo. yenr by subsequent
also aedg,d that claims against the
for the Wes;ern Lands OF value than tie
Charge.
have made improvements the above Land. the
81 Of which have been estimated ct 1870 doisIhe bei
eis Of which, With the and profits of the whole lard,
cudng several quarries enjoyed by Col. Haries
Representatives tor which ain entitled 60 credit.
All further particulars may h. known by txaminatioa
ofthe documents referred TO, on application TO
HE.NjtY BANKS.
Mays. MT
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

ovFER FoR SALE.
The JoHoIcias' -9'sictes, lately recefoed.
20 bags Race Singer, best quality
SO resms writing and wrapping Paper
80 Boxes lin Pste, Y aud common
coarse and fine Wool Hats
do. cotton balls
casks CHI. csc, go quarter boxes ST gars
900 bbs. fresh Herrinss.
IN STORE,
Antigua and New-England Rum, rectiiied and
common Whisky, Mo!a-ses, Sugar and Coffee,
crates assorted Ware, suitable rthe country, Iro,
Shot, Spanish Brown, White Lead, and an assort-
ment Of DRY GOODS, will be sold low, for cash,
or town acceptances. Country Mercl,a is are in-
vited To call.
JOHN OLMSTEAD Lax & Co.
18Th Street, fronting the Bel Tavern-
May rs. S-3t