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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

4 WISH to contract with one or persons for one
= InowsoNa fonns TREES, to be delivered in The
month oil teornary next on the Capitol Square, the
ioiio"iii2 descriptions :-Lombardy Poplar, Catalpa
friue oi Chna Dutch Elm, Weeping and Golden Willow
fIhge rec, kedbnd, Locust, Laurel Holly, Cedar and
Aspih, wish trees OF sufficient size straight bodies
will sui. ~
in Richmond JOHN p SIIITi ms
august 5. o6ent,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

Occurrences, trifling in themselves,
will sometimes more fully develope the
real feelings of men, thau volumes writ
ten respecting them.
The following was related TO us, with
the assurance that it actually took place /;
II so, it more plainly speaks the sponta-
neous feeling of respect, which Mr.. Mon
roe>s tour has every where excited for
him, as the Chief Magistrate of the natl
on, and of 1.-THE pleasure II gives him TO re-
celve such demonstrations as every class
of society are able TO give, than all the
labored addresses, and the answers that
have been reciprocated, since he left
Washington:
While passing from Providence 10 Bos-
ton, III his carriage, a farmer, neitberrIch
nor poor, bat one who spent his honest
days III labor and content, having learnt
when the President would pass by his
humble abode, seated himself al his door
with a box of fine ripe Strawberries and
when the carriage came in front of him.
he exclaimed, lin the manner he had been
accustomed TO address his neighbours, }
Heigh! Mr. President, stop there r.
The President having been accosted IN
this singular manner, ordered the coach
man 10 check the horses, when the non
est farmer came up, presented his box,
and said" Here, MIR. President, tho't
you would like TO eat few Strawberries,
as you are travelling It's all can give
you, and am very glad to see you, sir"
The President highly pleased with the
singular complacence of the man, and
willing to meet him OF such ground as he
had chosen, Immediately took off his hat,
and holding it i'll both his hands, said :
Pour them in, pour them in, | thank
you" . no, no, Sir, take box and all, J"
said the farmer, " YOU are entirely vel
come" The President then took the
box, shook hands with the farmer, and af-
ter giving him many hearty thasks for his
irnit offering, which was returned with as
many hearty welcomes, and expressing
his best wishes for himself and his fami-
ly, he proceeded on his journey, feasting
upon the fruit, and greatly delighted with
the occurrence.
New Hanlphire Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

DOLLAHS NEWAKU
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on SATURDAY nob,
~ the 7lh inst. negro man named SIMoN-IIe is a
hout ortwo or three years old six feet high and well
popotone apt to clear his throat when about to speak
nae athera down look and DARK Completed has
shaii pit on his nose occasioned by the smallpox he
can read PRINT toleraby WE'LL and affects apreacher
oil the Gospel he is by profession and
miiwrigh aud occasionally works cooper,s trade
me carried of variety of coathng. tits resumable
from what have learnt since his elupement that lie will
ed free pass. r
The above reward will he given il he is taken in the
state oil Virginia and secured in JAIL that get him A.
gain aud hundred dollars ii taken ont of The safe,
~ N. WILSON.
Va 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

TUE SUBSCRIBER having BEEN pponted adminsraor on
the esa,e OF The Robert Stafford Trader reo,.s,s
those indebted TO the make payment, and those
having demands 10 present them to
JAMES BAKER.
august 10.
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fF'HE RICHMOND ROLLING, Sitting AND NAH
n FACTORY rs non ia 0peyGtiOn-Sheet and Hoop l.
ron Nail Rods and Cut Nails Brads and Sprgs Of all
scrptons can be furnished ct very reduced
ders from the country will be immediately complied with
Iron rolled 10 any given pattern. Apply to
SAMUEL g. ADAMS.
WHO HAS FoR sALE--Sheet Lead. 10 sets Marble Man.
t'epeees 10 hoNes haplnt Inmb'eTs, Window GAS 2
hlds. Glass Esopus Mill stones, and one hand
some Giss and Sulky, with plated Harness.
August s.. 16wGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

NJ oTICEI shall present Petition TO the next len
eral Assembly Of the State ofVirgDia for diyrce
from my husband George.
LUCY WILLIAMSON.
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EToRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from my
plantation ia Halifax county about the 10th of April
last, NED ayoung negro muattO lie is rattle
OF stature but strong well pTopOtioned and active
COnpiexiOns yellow, his counteEance bold and rather i-
dicatve OF nsoience nus rather large, and
hair is straight aud black he commonly it tied
hind, and is careful of it, do not TecOIlect any tbinga
bout his dress but is probable he is toleTably well
clothed. He passed with Wagon 10 Richmond imme-
diatey after Leaving home and then called himself free
man and dtcber, andsaid his name Tom Wilson.
have 10 doubt hewl attempt pass himself asa free
man and think likely that be has obtained papers ceTt.
Tying that he is
will give the above reward any person who will de-
liver him to me- or 10 my Overseer IN Halifax county or
who will secure him in jail, so that get him again.
SAMUEL W. VENABLE.
Pr.1ce.FdHard, July 10 2Ow6ws
EDUCATfON.--TLe Offices OF President and 6ssisfsnt
~ Tutor Of the RappahannOck Academy viii he vacant
at the termination Of the present Session which ends on
the 31th OF september next The salaries the Pfesi
dent aud his Assistant paid by the Students That Of
thefofmef has uniformly exceeded thousand dollars
thsi oftbe latter, seven hnndfed. IN addion to This
good new twO-siOfy brick house, sufficient 10 accom-.
nodate family s appropriated to the Of the presi-
denfent free. He will also have the privilege Of sup.
plying himself with hTe-wood from The Academy land
and of making garden. foT the better regulation ofhe
students The Assistant Tutor lodges in the Academy in
winch he will be furnished with spacious and comfort.
able room. The situation is particularly healthy aud
would probably afford handsome encouragement to a
minister Of the Gospel who should undertake the charge
Of the Academy. As the Trustees propose OIL these
Offices as soon as possible, applicants invited ad
dress their letters, without delay, TO Edmund TAYLOR
POrtRoyal Va or to them personally and examine
the particulars Of the Institution.
THE TRUSTEES.
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CHANCERf.--Ai Rules brld in the CIcTKSs Ojice -
NE Court of the United States 70, the rth Citcn;, ~
virginia District, the 7th day OF July 1917 =
samuel Brandiam, Thomas Pinketon and Daniel Bell,
isdi1fifS
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THE subscriber, having purchased the whole stock in
trade belonging TO the fm of IitsuhyisOnR Potter in
tends to on tile business Of BOOkScife binding
and atioRaTy in all their respective branches in the
house lately occupied BY them
WIN FITZwHYLsONN.
Inrnsf 90
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WHO oFVER FOR SALE, m Street, on the B5iRge,
nearly OPP0sitetO James RTOicN jr. 6 HIM Fg,,.rSr
auction HOola laEee and extensive assortment %, tic
most fashionable HATS, Of various qualities aid large
Hats suitable for old gentiemeiAo, general assert,
ent OF line and coarse Wool Hats Leather Caps var
colours for children which will be sold cbean
for cash or approved paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

NOTlCE.-The Assignees Of Wight < Harris having
been furnished with Funds are ready to pas the re
naming threefhs Of the balance Of debts which re
nained unpaid after the dual dividend Of said Estate
They also furnished with funds tbs payment OF the
balance Of the deDts proved against ez l.. Wight ndivd
ually. Apply at the Counting House of JOSEPH
MARX. Jn1e d.. or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

NJ %. Country Merchants ac0uld no rel to ceH ana
examine tie assortment the Hats nlit be SOLD at
bu'fMOTe Prices MN. X. & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

CHANCERY.-A Rules held in the Clerks Office ~
tne Court of the United States for the Filth circuii and
virginia District, July 7th,lsI7-
fr,i;r ea,nsnoni Duncan Cameron and Snow
uauihs under the hrm Of Cameron & Snow,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

,,, JOEL WATKINS, ID. G..
July 10.
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LNLoUR BARRGLS AND SLAVES WANTED.-We will
gives liberal price Tor FyOUr BarrsLs & FfQur Bar
rel StaDeS, delivered at on Mills Immediately.
P.-HAXALL & co.
.4ngnst Is. 2Q.lnu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08
ERRATA.

In the Circular Letter of the Frank
lin Bank, published yesterday, the
following reply of the Directors OF
the Union Bank was omitted -
UNION BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,
4th mo. q, 1917.
At a meeting of the President and
Directors of the Union Bank of Alex
andria. in Bank, this day-it was
Resolved, That the Cashier CONT
nue. to decline receiving the paper OF
the Franklin Bank of Alexandria.
By order of the Board.
JOHN JANNEY, President.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08
ENGLISH iiANa.4

Ii is well known that ill., England
there is but one gre, era: red
bank, called The Bank Of Tns:rnd
The others commonly oaIie6 r7Hn-
try banks, being private Associations
Of individuals, for the purposes #
banking. We are under the impress
sion, that by the English i2rs,
these associations can consist only
of Five partners each Of whom is il.
able in his natural capacity for the
debts Of the company. We have
iate!y:seen, an account OF the nun.
Der ofcountry banks in England. for
which licences TO issue promissory
notes have been taken out, for two
years, ending 5th OF January 1916 /:
distinguishing each year, and distin.
gushing tue number in each county.
aud the number Of partners concern
ed 10 the banks of each county," In
THE year ending 4th January 1915,
the number vi Banks was G9e, that
OF the partners 2i54-the year end.
ing 5th January si6, the number of
banks was reduced TO Gag, that of
the partners 10 f97S--the average
number ofpartners 70 each bank for,
the last period. being less than 81
We Learn however by the late
English papers, that new plan is,
said TO re in agitation" that the
Bank OF England has obtained the
sanction Of governmental a plan for
the establishments Of Branch Banks
10 various districts Of the cann'ry =,
In a similar way, We p.-sume, 10;
tie bank of the U, Sia.rs Jc taoj
bauk oi Virginia. Rich. Compiler.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08

| Charleston, ApriI so.
Extract Of a letter from q gentle.
man of South Carolina, to his bro.
Their in this city, dated
"Hapanna, april &c.
"I have heard from very respec.
table persons of this place frequen,
complaints against, what they term,
u. States pirates. That there are
on board some of these insurgenl
vessels q predominant number OF
North Americans, is now indisputa-
bic. This, assert, not oaly from
information of Spanish captives sen,
in, but from that of Americans,
boarded in sight of Moro astle
The last insurgeRt cruizer that has
made two OF three prizes off here,
is entirely Americans, commando
by Capt-------, who is we'll known
20 many here, aud to some who have
seen him and his companions in
their avauricious employment, You
know lam democratic republican
but now tell you that my hereto
fore unlimited defence of expatria.
ton, is somewhat shaken. when
reflect that these, perhaps now ex-
patriated. men having thus cot their
mouey, can return. an after one
year claim their birth + US, and ed.
10y the same privilege Win the good
and honest CITIZEN"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08
Twenty Dollars Reward.

L1OR the recovery of certain papers,
n which were enclosed in letter adj
dressed to Crump and Hart, Of Freder-
icksburg Va.-say deed empowering
Joseph LiDsley, jun. to convey . certain
piece OF land in Spotsy lvania county, Va.
to Mr.. Matthew Bayne, agreeable to
al order of the court Of Chancery. The
letter contained also the certifcations Of
tie Lord Mayor OF London, and the
Lord Mayor Of Liverpool, certifying to
the signatures of persons who signed the
deed. This packet was entrusted 10 a
gentleman who lett this city for Virginia
about a month since, and who did not
discover the loss of the papers until his
arrival at Fredericksburg. As the papers
can be OF no use to any person, the sub
scribers will pay the above reward for
the return of the same, as also every
charge Of postage, &c.
MARX e LINSLEY.
May lw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08

ID gentlemen whoghappened to 30 ae-
|cidentIy into a Coffee house near the
house of Commons, was instantly fix.
ed by another gentlemen whom he OBJ
served at one Of the tables with the
lea, pen, ink and paper before him.
For some time the latter sat al
ternately drinking tea, and taking
down memoranda, and then called
to the waiter to bring some brandy,
when TO the Observers great sur.
prise half pint tumbler full was
brought. The gentlemen placed il
by him. continuing awhile, alternate
!y 10 write, and drink tea, when al
length collecting his papers together,
he put them in his pocket, and
swallowing the half Piut of brandy
as if il had been water, went out OF
the coffee house. The stranger was
SO much struck by all he had OBJ
served, particularly at the facility
with which such a quantity Of spi-
ritwas taken,that he could not forbear
asking the waiter who that gentle
man was. The man replied. " Lord
sir ! don't you know him! Why
that's Sheridan he's going now TO
10 the house Of Commons" 1t will
be remembered, that in the course
of this debate, MIR. Sheridan made
one ofthe finest speeches, ever deli
yered by him, alike for keenHess, Tor
argument, and for blilliancy Of wit ;
and this under the influence of po-
tion, which would have deprived
most men of their faculties.
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MISE IiES.

Gslisn'iGg some i.ii.s on board
the stcG IL BOAT ; coudGt: them int
the cabin, AID after soing through
Iaii the ted .ous :vrm&!;'ics Of taking
leave ascending n Ge"k, just in time
to fnd ;ae boat had started. Upon
being :e..!led upon 10 pay passage,
find YOU have left yonI' pocket booS
1T home--no change, and no ae-
quaintance on board, except tie la.
dies.
.EndtayourinS to mount srrisht-
IL horse, lie won't stand slides OF
follow through the mud ca one foo,
the other in lie stirsup LADIES'
laughing in a window opposite boots
Just cleaned.
A very cold night just feel cons
Portable in bed; a person knocks at
the door dress, walk down the
gentlemen has made mistake in the
house.
Walk Into strange court t. hear
an Interesting. tria. seeing room in
the bar, get on the seat with the
criminals do not discover your
mistake until directed hy the judge
TO stand up and receive your sentence
all eyes upon you.
Sitting down in strange barber's
shop TO be shaved, laihercd With
strong yellow soap, the brush as large
as a painters. The barber, instead
of using his foreiinser to lather the
upper lip sweeping away with his!
detestable brush over mouth and al, >
finally preventing the possibility of
breathing by completely filling up
the orifices Of your aostrils with ,bel
cursed soap suds--to conclude the
whole, upon opening your mouth fol
with the filthy fellow,
receiving the brush and all its ap-|
plump into il.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08
From Tie Richmond Compiler

From the Richmond Compiler.
The following beautiful etfusion OF
FILIAL PIETT WAS delivered by R.
Brinsley Sheridan. esq in his speech
before the high court of Parlia.
ment of England, on the trial
o. Warren Hastings, esq. late go.
vernon general OF Bengal, for high
crimes and misdemcanors, and on
thai particuiar article which charg-
es him with compelling the Nabob
of Ondc to seize by force oil the re-
venues and treasurers of the two
Begums (or Piincesscs) Of Onde,
the one his mother the other his
grandmother.
FiLIAL PiETY! it is the pri-
maj bond Of society! it is that in
stmcti,c principle, which, painting for
its proper good, soathes, mbidden,
each SENSE and ScnSi5iiit, Of man it
nsw quiyers On every lip! ii nov
beams from every eye! i. is that debt
OF ,.raticudc which soit1mlng under
the se,isc OF rccoilcct"d good, is ca
Str TO own the ras, the countless
debt it nc'cr alas ! c. .,uy, for SO m
ny long years Of unceasing sollCitudc,
honorable self denials, life preserving
cares it is that part of our practice
where duty drops it's awe .--whert
reverence relines into love il asks
no aids Of memory ! it needs not The
sctGc.ion OF rcasoIrl existing, pa
2omonat over all, whether law or hu-
nan ru!C--tcw arguments can in
crease. and Rone Can diminish it it
is the S Cramcnt Oft nature--not
only the duty. but the indulgence Of
man-it IS ms Hl'St great privilege. it
- amongst his last nest cndea!ins
Delights when the bosom claws with
he idea ., lcrerheratcd ioye--Whcn
TO reJuite on TIC ylsitatiOms Of ma
lure and return to the blessings that
have been received when what was
emotion fixed into vital principle,
what was instinct habituated intp a
masterpassion, Sways all the sweat G.
ncrgics of man, hangs over each Vi
Ciss.tHtc of all that must pass away,
aids the melancholy virtues in their
last sad tasks of life, TO cheer the
languors of dcCrcPitude and age, eN.
plore the thoughts, explain The aching
eye.
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Communicated for the Baltimore
Patriot.

Ertraet from Leshorn. Feb. IS.
The winter throughout this part
OF Europe. has been a continued
spring, and has in many respects.
iessened the distresses that must
otherwise have accompanied the de-
iielences OF the last crops. This wea-
Tier will ere long produce plenti-
iGii heritage, which for the poorer
class viii be a great resource. and
must contribute mnch TO cheek the
very notable advances on grain, that
might otherwise have been counted
N Tor the actual wants of eur own
icFritcry,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08
From tRe Boston CeNtiHS,
TINE.

See Revelations. 10th ckarter.
High on his throne of moss-rob'd ruin,
safe,
An hoary monarch erst call'd Time
Around his temple growi'd the storms o.
fate, sublime
And swift-wing'd ligktnings fiash'd
His head was pillow't On the mountain
s'esp,
His limbs reclin'd Ger all the earth,
And, as il tir'd OF havoc, seem'd to sleep
To wake REFRESHED for hOrriJ mirth.
But ere he rose, form suprenely fair,
Whose brow a rainbow wreath ea-
twin'd-
His visase as the sun, his feet as fire,
And in an azure cloud enshrin'd,
Descended from his bright abode of bliss,
And on the earth his left foot set;
His right the weary pillows kindly kiss,
Nor dare his garments hem to wet.
He rais'd his arm and trembling, pale
with fear,
The XII; of devastation woke /; teas,
Then thurier''d forth his mandate in his
Till ocesn'5 coral caverns shook -
g BY him WIS fo.m'd the earth, and sea,
and a.,
Who was, ouI is forever more,
By him, thou hoary-headed king, l swear
Thy fate is seaI'd thy reign is Ger"
ALBERT,
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Land for Sale.
May 6

| A tract or parcel of Land, containing
between two and three hundred acres,
on the north side of Occoquan, in Fair.
fax county, about 5 miles west Of Coco t.
guam mills. 1t is well watered with ne
yer falling springs, it is also we'll timber,
ed, and the great quantity Of fur timbe.
on it renders it the mere valuable to any
person in the coopering line. This land
is o. the ti.idd!e sell, and produces corn,
wheat or any other grain tolenb!e WE'LL
there is about 100 acres cleared and w.
der good fence. The improvements are
a o. dwelling house 4 other out houses,
and good apple orchard Of about sixty
trees:
Also.
One other Tract in the same county,
within three miles Of 0cccqnan, lying on
Sandy Run. containing AZ acres-one
halt in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily timbered, There
are on the premises an old framed dwell.
ling house and out houses and an apple
orchard Of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inclining to purchase eau
view the premises and knew the terms
By applying to the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas GosSUm:
November 50 9montns,
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SSK Exchange Coffee House .fSH
&&MARINE JOURNAL. ~
poRr OF ALExAYDRIAm.MAr
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr Henrietta, hewitt, Baltimore,
days; whiskey, sugars, teas, &c. to sun
dry persons of the district. At II. NJ,
sloop Enterprise, Smith, Rappahannock,
Reports, this day, at 2r. NJ. spoke ship
ATLANTA, Rose, hence, off Maryland
Point, bound to Gibraltar. Passed a
large schooner bound out.
Schr Mary, from Boyd's lIolei COIN.
to ], Muncaster.
Schr Henrietta, hewitt, Baltimore.
CLEARED,
Brig Commerce, Wade, Liverpool; By
Lawrason and FOwle.
Schooner Nancy and Mary, Brewster.
Georgetown, D. C.
- Henrietta, hewitt, ditto.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Friendship, Ross, cleared at Phi.
!adelphia for this port, 9Th instant.
Brig Corporal Trim, Deliver, from ST
Bartholomew, arrived at Boston Cd inst
length of passage not mentioned Re-
ports, left schr Adeline, of Alexandria,
uncertain when to sail.
Brig Joseph, sailed from Boston for
this port, 29th nit.
& is reported, that a light ship was at
anchurin WashingtOn's Reach last night.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08
James Sharan.

al EsPECrFULLy informs the citizens Of
IA Alexandria, that he is just com
,aaas,us the business Of CUTLERY So
far As respects grinding and setting Of
Ra4crs, Knives Of every description,
Scissors, Lancets, and all other small
edged tools, including Doctors Instru-
ments, etc. The gentlemen and ladies
will please to send their jobs of the above
kind, to that much admired house, to be
be known hereafter by the name of
Shmm's Mo1ing Hall,
Next door 20 William Browns. and op,
po,ite to Scott, Sheaf of Wheat Tavern,
NiDs street.
| will be, shortly, round myself, in
order to collect all the above articles
that the people Of this place may please IL
send on to my shop. The first rate Razor
Strops are also made in the sane shop
By JAMES sHARAN.
Mag s St
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May s

TOMORROW, at 10 A. M.
Will be sold at the Yendue store. cornef
of Prince e Water streets,
Superfne and second broad cloths
Plains
Kerseys
CalIcoes
Dimitivs
Jeans
Cambria leno jasonet and book NUS
Inns
Crcassian shawls
Gurrahs
Domestic cottons
Irish linens
Cotton checks
MaddapolaEs
Plain and bordered c-avats
l case London ginghsms
] do London black cambrics
Brown Hollands
Silk and cotton hosiery
Sewing silks, cottons and threads
9 cases cotton umbrellas
ALSO,
90 bis. sugar
10 kegs spiks nails
5 crates Gueersware
II boxes glassware
$50 fish barrels
5 tierces SNUFF
so bis. cider
Furniture, &c.
May 8
GA SATURDAY the 10th instant, will
be sold, on The County Wharf, in lots
to suit purchasers, between
and 5UUG feet Of PLANK aud
quantity Of SCANTLlNG.
Nav 8
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BuP. MaRSTELLER.
THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ.

ON THE PREMISES
4 CONVENIENT two story frauie
DWELLING, situated on Royal
between King and Prince. streets, two
doors south OF the Gazette printing Uiiics'
The front house is % by so feet, has a
three foot alley in front, with good
kitchen, etc. and runs to Is foot alley,
on which there is an excellent Frame
Building 10 by 95 feet. Terms will be
liberal. For particulars enquire of
JOSEPH 1NGLE.
Mays