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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-22
Just Received,
Lost or Mislaid.

4 CHECK drawn by William Rhodes,
Z cashier of the Franklin Bank OF Alex
andria. on the England Bank at Bos-
ton. dated on the nth day of April, 1919,
in favor of George K. Gather, and by MIN
embossed, for one hundred and twenty six
1ol!ars-the check was made payable to S.
&. |. Nevins g. Co. and by them endorsed.
whoever has found the same, will please
to deliver it to the subscriber, as it can be
OF no use TO any one but the holder.
w. S. NICHOLS.
Georgetown, June 3--T5,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-22

10000 Tickets.
S. g. NJ. Allen distributed among their
customers in the FIRST class OF the above Lot
tery. as we'll as In o'Ler lale Lotteries, a
larger number of high prizes than any 9TH
er Office, and the cash was Immediately adj
yauced them when presented. They
nIedpe themselves to pay all prizes sold al
their Offices in the above Lottery as soon
as drawn. The low price OF tickets, and
the large number Of high prizes will, no
doubt. insure a rapid sale-consequently
tbe drawing will commence in short time
Price of tickets 4 dols.-to be had at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-22
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority of deed Of trust
~ from Sandford Anderson. will he sold
on the premises. on FRIDAY the G5th inst.
at 4o'c!ock in the afternoon, th~ee icurths
Of lot of ground, with convenient two
story frame tenement thereon, situate on
the south west corner of Prince and Pat
rick streets. Terms cash.
June 10 Is A. MOORE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-22
Situation Wanted.

4 YOUNG MAN who has served up
= a wards of four years in store, writes
good hand and is well versed in accounts,
wishes employment He has no objection
to go to any OF the neighboring towns
The most satisfactory reference will be gil
ven. A line addressed TO II L. and lett at
this office, will Immediately be attended 10.
Salary no object. tuthstf May &c
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY next, 10
w close concern, few casks ., ex-
cellent claret, winch vii be otfereI By lie
single cask tor tie convenience OF private
families, who have now good opportunity
OF supplying themselves for less than quar-.
ter the price of case cIaret. 1t has been
tried and approved OF by The first families
in The District.
june 22 S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
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Public Sale.

ON the 9th DAY of JULY next, at 12
~ o'clock of that day, by virtue of
deed oftrust, we will sell tpublic auction,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, hat
very valuable tract OF land in Fairfax c0un-
ty, near Holiness Run, and about four
miles from Alexandria, generally known BY
the name of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-22
For Sale.
To Rent.

EA A convenient and comfortable
Es.T dwelling at Phoenix Mill, former
EIss ~ Hartshcme's) two miles from
s.''SS,~. town. The object in procuring a
eoantwlIl be for the cony euience of board
.nS two or three mllers. The house is
6g, dew un.umergoing repair, which in few
r",' VII ne complete, and render it very
v, :, ;a TO good tenant the rent
, MI, he Very low-but unquestionable te.-
In ,''ns as 10 character Will he requisite
APSls 10 ISRAEL JANNEY, Jun.
NC ~ it Duke-street wharf
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Lemons, Sugars, &c.
NlANDEVlLLE& LARMOUR oferfor
I'VE sale,
40 boxes fresh lemons in fine order
So So R bbls LIST, eds Sd quality sugars
25 hbds West Iudia rum
% do. northern DO.
80 20 H Hbi. vhistsy
1000 grl!ons wine and cider vinegar
A tew dozen very old superior claret
30 chests gunpowder, imperial and
young Tyson teas. OF choice qualities
50 10 real Durham mustard in leads
90 doz. London and Philadelphia DO
80 boxes pepper AMI pimenlu
500 reams writing and wrapping paper
goo boxes mould and tipped candles
10000 ID hard soap
And general assortment Of good wines,
liquors and groceries, as usual. june 81
Th0mast0n Lime.
yOHN II. LADD g. Co. have Just re-
e. ceived per Norfolk packet. ant offer
Tor sale, 1913 casks ThomaSton fresh lime.
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TThe Band attached to

the First Regiment, Second Brigade of Mi
litis of the District OF Columbia, are re-
qurs,ed to meet Al the usual tlRle and place
on TUgspAY Evening, the ~ lust.
Extract from me Bye. LGns: .,
Any member who shall absent himself
from three successive meetings, except IN
case Of sickness or absence from town, will
be- NO longer considered member, and
shall he reported to the adjutant accord
,ngly."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-22
House and Lot for Sale.

k-- wish to sell, on accommodating
HIT terms, the two Story brick store and
sss dwelling house at the upper ED Of
49, KING st. where at present reside.
This house is new and bailt of Tue best mas
terals, and is IN the most healthy pant Of
the town, with several pumps OF .eod wa
tervery convenient. The first stori OF ihs
house is large spacious store in /. n with
a back building attached to the s,lcnen,
connected by a pantry with the roon's a.
boye, which are convenient and comtor,as
Bile for the accommodation of fan,,y -
The situation of the above property Tor TIE
flour AMI grocery business IS not surpassed
by any other on the street, being near to
several wagon yards.
This property will sell for Franklin
bank paper; part OF which will be requi-
red in hand, and the balance Oh very easy
terms to the purchaser.
ROBERT A. MILLS.
June 22 tuths3t
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Cl,ret Wine.

4 FEW casks otexcellent claret. which
{ y to close sales, will be sold very low i.
if applied for Immediately. II will cost
abou. twenty cents bottle, and is consi-
dered equal to that selling in taverns ge-
Aerally at two dollars.
June 3 LINDSAY g. HILL,
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SALES AT AUCTIH y.

Pubic sale continued,
4 T The store lately oectF per : Mr. Jno.
n Crease, curneY 81 kine y " nshins on
streets, on TUESDAY morning, al 10
O'clock, the store 'urnifur>, stan1 Gas Ia,
scales, weights, measures, &C. Will oe
sold; also,
! bids. prime sugar
10 bis.
bids. moiasses
On liberal credit. AMI made known at sale.
JOHN JACKSON d Co. aucls.
June 81
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Second Glass New York Ii
tar.t,.re EUttery.
terut,lre LIU

yE>HIs Lottery ~iii draw daily from the
commencement until Completed
Prizes all floating, and pay able in cash.
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Molasses, Sugar, Rum y
Lime.

MOlasses, sugar, NUN .
Lime.
DECEIVED by the brig George Wash
II ington, capt. Sheldon
9 hhds. n. E. run
10 do molasses
32 bbls. sugar
10 boxes Havana sugar
20 do sperm. candles
90 do young dyson tea
bbls cider
8 boats
III casks lime
In Store,
Is hhds sugar
s do molasses
tierces rum
Philadelphia cider in bottles and
barrels
Is boxes Spanish segars
E. CORNING, Vowell's wharf.
June 81 ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-22

Lem OnS.
FIFTY boxes fresh lemons, in prime or
= der, just received for sale by =
A. ADAMS, Central Wharf
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PORT OF .lLEAlNl}RL1.. Jane q.
ARRIVED,
Schr William, Luckett, from Richmond,
with coal, to Alexander Gray, on board. -
List evening, off Quantico, passed Sleep
Ocean, Middleton, from Norfolk, aud Sc
veral inland vessels. hound up.
CLEARED,
Brig Edward Foster, Couthony, Europe.
Geo. Washington, Sheldon George
town.
Schr Recover, Deering, Boston.
State of The Heather.
June 9O.-At2P. NJ. 76 deg.-fair-wiuh
north. 2lst, do 80 do fair, wind south.
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Lost or Misiaid.

''|R Ct ~'A''HtVt"t
4 CERTIFICATE of 1870 shares of
~ stock in The Union Bank of AIexau-
dria, No. 2o176 to 209G5 inclusive, in the
name of Andrew Soho field u Co.-rhis
is TO give notice that | snail apply to the
President and Directors of said Bank ter a
renewal of the said certificate
June 22 tutf' 4. SCHOLFIELD.
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For Norfolk.
Lemons and Coffee.

4 lindsay & HILL offer for sale
IL 80 boxes Sicily lemons, in good order
10000 ID prime green coffee. June 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-04
RICHMOND. UINE 4
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
FOR THE ENoIIRER

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Therei is one fact of recent date, which
Illustrates III strong point of view The
relSnIng ignorance I'D this country on the
subject oil banking. | marvel much, how
such an act could have been done at this
moment, when proofs" thick as black
berries" are gathering upon us of our
Encouragement of the whole system.
The Mechanics and Farmers Bank of
Albany have taken OF the Grand Canal
Loan S 2O0, 900 at premium of dollars
and 90 cents for each 100 dollars.-The
stock is Irredeemable until the wear 1882.
Two other banks actually bid tor the
same loan; but they we're underbid by
this Albany Bank.
Here then is bank, at this unexampled
period of pressure upon our monied in.
situations, about TO lend s 300. 900 10 a
Canal; that is, while distress is staring
all our banks i'll the face, willie tiiey are
all pressed for tie want of specie, while
their paper lsreturning upon the n while
every bank Is, or ought TO be taking in as
much sail as they can, and obtaining
ballast, here is bank, so absolutely in.
fatuaied, s0 completely blind TO the state
OF the times, as well as so inVeierately ig
norani OF the true principles Of banking.
as 10 pledge itself To- issue s 100000 Of
ITS paper, with no prospect of being repaid
under term of 10 or ~ wears. Was
there ever such Inhalation
According 10 the sound principles Of
banking, no bank can at any tine safe
ly contribute i'll amy considerable de
gree the circulating capital, much less the
fixed capital OF any great work. "The
returns Of the fixed capital (says Adam
smith are in almost allcases much slow.
er than those the circulating capital ::
aud such expences, even when laid out
with The greatest prudence and Judgment,
very seldom return TO the undertaken illl
after period Of many years, a period by
Tar too distant to suit the cOnvcniency OF
bank."-T'lle fact is, no bank ought TO
put n out of IFS power to call in IFS debts.
certainly The greater part Of ihem, when.
ever II wants them. individuals may
safely lend their money io such enter
prises, II they can afford TO lay out of il,
and they are content TO wait for The in.
terest. They may even parry for time
a demand upon them. But the credit Of
bank ordinarily depends upon its meet
lng ITS engagements Oh the spot They
DO not Know when a run NAV be made
upon them ihey ought never, therefore,
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Gin Rnnk nf Bnhimn,..


While the President aud Directors OF this
institution acknowledge The pleasure with
winch they have viewed the liberality and
decOrum OF their fellow citizens, Oh Friday
and Saturday last, when appi slug for payment
OF their claims on this Bank, they cannot but
express their deep sorrow aud rOgret at the
JoW Cause OF those pressing demands, one too,
wholly beyond their foresight or control, and
which has occasoDed Il temporary suspension
of Punctual compliance with their engage
ments.
Tue Board of Directors are desirOus that all
persons holding the notes of this bauk Of an
amount under five doilars, would produce
them Tor payment as soon as possible tor
independent of their desire to ascertain TO
what extent that description Of notes now out
may amount, they feel DESTROYS TO remove the
doHbts aud relieve the wants Of their holders,
whom II has been known aud observed, CONSIST
cheiiy OF a beritOrious class Of mechanics
and labOrets
The Board further repeat their assurance 10
the h0lde IS OF other notes, that their indefati-
gable eXertions are directed towards spcedy
redemption OF all the paper aud other engage
ments OF the institution. BY order Of the
Board
ROBERT BARRY, Cashier, pro TEN.
Notice * hereby given, by the President aud
Directors of the City Bank ofBaltimore 10 the
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FOREIGN.


Translated for The Natiosai Infelgencer,
from the Journal ju Commerce. OF E.ebru-
AIRY "a, 1919.
The ciiizems of the United States, AT
present IN Paris, met on The 22d of Fee
b,uary last, 10 celebrate, by a patriotic
dinner. the anniversary of their hlusiri-
Gus Washington.
The health of Mr.. GalIaiin, though
much improved, did not allow him to
join his country men; but they had as
their guest, General La Fayeiir, the
companion IN arms Of the warrior and
Legislation whose memory they celebrated.
Mr.. Barnet, American Consul, presid-
ed AT the dinner, assisted by Messrs.
GGildtin JIM, Johnsfoa, and HoUar2, Vice
Presidents. The following toasts were
drank:
l. The day we celebrate-it gave birth 10
the first of heroes, TO the best OF men,
2. The President of the United States
worthy magistrate of a tree people.
s. The King OF France.
4. The memory of Washington
5: The Heroes ofthe American Revolution
Their blood conquered our Independence
let us never hesitate To shed ours ior its pre-
servation.
6. The United States of America Wisdom
and justice will soou determine their rank
among the nations.
Z. The Navy of the United States-Hercu-
les in the cradle.
8. The Army of the U. States 1t taught III
enemies. that the soil of the country Should
ever be the tomb oil it's invaders.
y The Congress of the United Staios-Wise
IN ITS councils, inst in It, decisions.
iO. France-Let us never forget, in manly
age. the succors she furnished us in our in
fancy.
II. Franklin-Eripuit caIo julmcn, sceptruni-
qae fUdnnis
IL Our Federal Union-Woe TO those who
should attempt its destruction.
Is. Our wo' thy Minister, Mr.. Gallatin.
Among The volunteer toasts were the
following
~ General La Fdyette. The American stars
May the constellation OF liberty cnIighlen
both worlds.
BY Mr. Barnet. Westinghouse used hi,
sword but to establish representative 90
Vefhmeh', aud his pen for the instruction Of
nations.
General La Fdyette having retired, the
assembly rose, aud with enthusiasm drank
10 our iiiustrious guest, General La Fay
ette."
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EHE sHbsciibs intending ~ remove 90 the western
country, withes tnsfli the tract 81 LAND ouwIitl
Ne resides lyug 90 the county Of FiWanna and con.
tanning eleven hsndfsd aud seven acres three hen.
u.en Of which are ogpn and row under cultivation 49,
THIS land swing pXrrmey weli and peculiarly IN. pted
!" CD ~ ana plaster pres. prospects OF advantage
I" 70, industrious faTRrf Which the high price efsnds
~ The same quality iH tbe adjoining Counties GiaIly
drhaH' ~ o. The suhechsf o. ssl.iie ofthe prcip-
dcc aia bed TO it, local situation, lCi he feels c0fg
deh tist ave. o. the faHs viii dissipate it-It lies
thn four miles of the coprfhonss has an exceienf
aad coum0dlous dwelling sousc bern, and an ucces
say o'iHeUsfs ard o. any withinE 10 uuFctqse-
WI re toid tcfT low, AVID "a nitnts made easy hy
fih'Suua June . S..ubg JOHN DYER.
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PRICE STOCKS
l1zaz& O &E5e o. @fsssr,..
(coMMUNICAIRp.
ARothcr Rcrnlnkinmnru SnLticr rn,,cL


ARothCT Precautionary .Sotaiey gone!
departed this lite on Monday morning. the
2itii nit. at his place of residence IN Abe
marie county, Va. Mai. WILLIAM WOOD.
IN the both year OF his age. Maj. Wood was
one OF the old revolutionary sOldiers-Thougb
young at that period, he signalized himself as
brave man aud trne republican aud none
but bis brothers in arms can attest his real
worth. Mai. W has labortd severely under
III dropsy for the last twelve months. which
ultimately closed his existence But he is
gone blessed he his memory-and NAV every
American feel his heart recoiI within hin;
when lie reads or bears of the death of one
who has bravely fought for his liberty and in
dependence.
when hfe's tempestuous storms are DER
How ca ~ he meets the Friendly shore
Wh"li'd averse To sin.
SnCh peace on virtues path af,ends
That when The sinners pleasure ends
The g"ed mars JOYS begin.
See smiling Patience smooth his brow.
See the Kind Angels Waiting now
10 lIft his soul on high;
While eager for The hasy'd abode.
lie joins With them Ia praise tie God
" 10 taught him hOH 10 die.
The sorrows Of the gave aud he'll
Those sorrows which tue wicked feel
w vain their gloom display;
For he who bids yon comet bnrn
Or makes the night descend, can tnTn
Their darkness into day.
NJ sorrows drown bis iCfes ewes
No horror wrests his sftnqgibg sqhs
As from the sinners breast.
His God, the God Of peace and love-
P"Hrs sweetest comforts from above
Aud sooihes his heart 10 test
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Staples Of tie Richmo,,d Ma,he,.

Tobacco : 4 80 TO lO-Corn 5 ) 20 1850
Flour o5 75 II 6-Meai 40 SI-Wheat S 1 a5-
Hemp 100 y i6j per ;On--Oats. 80.
Grosertes.-Sugar, brown S II a S Is per
hundred-Coiiee n 81 cts. per ID. -Moias
ses 90 a % cts per gallon Cut Herrings s a
30 per hbl.-Bacon, IL ais cts. per lb.-Ru m
Antigua, 80 cts. 81 per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-04

NpLILE.-Stepheh ilix having execuicd deed OF
lTnst to the subscfibtts CONVEYING TO Them tt,t
otiahd containing lgj acres, bing near BuckIHpL am
Cuuh'usr and joining the laHdso' Ellison Have, a.,
otheIs, asd also cOugryiug slave uarcd Ben to set
I" hn'h'h} Jones the purchase nnney fpr the sadt,ut
OF idhu, ana part Of ihe purchase money Lsfrg ,s
ahn we havn2 been required aci on the sstd ,r,r;
need We SHAH proceed at buckingham Courthouse on
the ~ Hondag H JHiy mat to sell the said tra,t ~
LAM, o. SO much as will !e necessary and also lie
SAID NEGRO SLAVE 10 satisb The ciarge. Of SAFE 80
Tue ueOi ana interest due. JOHN PlirMAN
49,. IHOIA5 P1t fM6F.
"-sh.usurh' Ju"e u S..w4Vs
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TTNlT..o STATES COURT, 1I1-cIc0i1 aad 7igmlI

~ district, June } 1879.
apprn' ~ 10 the court 10y copies Of tie aarraBts If
commitment ihat lohn Green. Thtjnas smith Ill,I
tnier t9ancs hgi sine. Henry iniC.s John Dunntt .
!"hn Allen, Bailey EuieJ, Peter Nelson, sau,ae Pooh
isaac salles, Peter johnson Luke jackson WtIlInui
chapel Dsnie Philips and John " alden have been
committed 10 PRISON 10 be trieG this court on IN,
tnge OF PIRACY, ~ Is OrGcrrd on melton OF the AZ
torney ofthe United States 70, Tins lrie, that a se
caI court FOR the tIai of the prisoners be held ~
Tue capitol IN the city of Richmond, ihe usual place m
the session CT the Court tuesday se 9th day JIy
next; ana tue marshal is directed sumhon yra,d
jury Ion the occasion. This 20 he publishpd
'n,ee VEGAS sGccessWeiy. copy, Tests
June L. S..w3w RICHARD JEEEEI.S elk
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EhiNE & JUDAH viii, on the 36ti jnst dlsSoI =
tDeII concern. All persons having Claims aq,ins,
te VIII please to present them for payment As me
urn are anxious 10 close their business as suecJily
Posslbie II rs hoped that those naebIed viii MOI au
another dpPealfor IndHgencies which have been t.
nmneIa,..'...I he remaining sIOCK OF GOODS sfe
ohetsa at co", during The present month.
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fhN byLLhhs REWARD Sitaytd or stlIsD frIi1
MI T. 4. Davfs's stable tf.f the old Cab.t.I -,
ms ny on Sdi'i Gas ghi Tact T handsome GhlGtir
bAh MARI, Uprslds ~ nietu LaLds hiRb seven ye.ts
on WIN saf smd snip long name aud tai and fwo
WINE ie'i abs FemHsahly VEIL The above fe. frd
WIZ O.. pad ~ deliver, ~ sad mare 10 Nh o. H. ca.
peIion, ~ IesTs Nm. s. ~ KyIes
JuHt !. s..Sf tp4N at.ysp
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a TracHMINr NJ cHANeEKY...... B0oGi1gIia "A

A TThCHhENr IN CHANeERY.,.-.Bu CkI1g6s-5T,
~ county--March court, is O.
W ihs LEWIS.
AGAINST -
~ roWha'dh IlndaiI. Robert Jones, Robert S. GARY
Daniel GUeIIaut Samuel Jones Vim ~ Mns.Is. -
u frIhnS' IScA b. Pryor SusaD Pryor, Edward Jones
.ni Alth"I Nossey, and WE. hOseey ex'ors Of pob,t
DeIsRdG1yS
WI tue plalhlh'S motion, by counsel ana n aDpe
20 me satisfaction of tue that tue defendant J,u
na Is not an inbabant of this state II Is Dscreed ma
THeTed That unless the said TindalI shall sppeaT he
on OF Os'ote August court nex and answer The b If
tne P'Snuh Ibe court viii then proceed TO take Tie
same for confessed as 10 him and decree Sbe 49,,
ne'eo accoInlngly and that copy Of this order hs
'oIth"l'h published in OF he public n.wsna
peIs OF Tue city Of Richmond, for two months su,ces
VeV shd that another copy be posted up al The font
door Of the courthouse of this county
n copy, Ieste, X. ELDRiDGE, jr -. C.
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re iow Np7hgS, montgomery coHDfy. "a.
Ht sulse'ihef tender, his unfeigred thanks to his
friends tor ueir liberal announcement TO ms
rs'ahlshn en aud s under ,br Necessity oi nf5inig
,hr, ihdt OWING t. iicngistahCrs he}su1 his canfn
ntrauh.' aiehd To- tt'f Accommodate dHring tue
approaching season JEis valuable urore,ty =. co.,
,"ff person "rH qualified io' tle business shall
AaFe dt ddFah"g cts lease ana cttry possible assist.
once rendered tn ~ts1tC them cot. uegce busr,.e
'ln, o. 5'.Ht' JHANLfS TAYLOR
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W,a,rcaton Eemais AeadealAL

NJ.
sht puzzle examination Of 'he yoaur sdies Ia III.
academy will commence ON Mrdnesdaj the Ion
INST and viii be cohsA Ied tn. two following daDs
when the friends ofhe institution invited I'D
ibe business OF tue succeeding session wii heg,n
Monday, the 2slh instant. Those persons who In,eud
10 place children IN this sstn mary. ~ greatly fac
tate their ptosJsss by s.pdiug eay ~ ne sessi.b
JOSEPH ANbgEA>,t -, ....,
THOMAS p. JOS IS f'"1N'PAs-
warrenton. N. {. Junea. s..ii6b
NALUABLE LANDS ia BpcGlr gbsn evuaiJ. srl1i,s
ius to the estate e John CRAIG osc.' 81, sale h.
sucti0n.. la obedience 10 abe last val sanirst
OF hoDeft Ciais dee and IN eoniauiis l. dtctee %
the supreme CONT ofthe United Sia,csil hs cold N
pr We auction, on the premises, oH TUsSB,Y, i5qs.
AUGUST. ~ fair the fair daS thereafter She
tract pfLAND (in Abe comfy oi "a - h. IA
the said Robert Crsig Itsid,d commonly .silsd the
Bore House Tract, situated iu.r,euiai,ly 90, lam,
rN CONTAINING by a late survey, $500 acres. ia
acres Of which are inst quality grounds aud ahnt
ooo acres of the adjoining hsh land considered A. .d
and some nf IL well tinbrred lie lpuy eiitL.s are
suhcent Tor the accommodation OF sU,@iI ia,y
ana the situation equa! ID ile INse that st
OF Tue country afoTdns an extensive view uf the
Tor upwards OF hve mules. II rs iniasdiaIeb briSw
aug IN sght OF Scoits ieiry .immedi:iv'y amer re
sse OF ms tract. VIII lac sold 0c0tkCr Tract ~ LASu
lying Un sluddy creek, Containing IrIU aces.... Al >,
gazetteer Tract, containing $50 acres, p,,ieha.eG ~
hoberi craig OF Jacob Council. tsch th0se =
Of iand nave been recently surveyed aud plated lucy
viii he shewn 10 any gentlemen Wishing to purrhay
on apple alton To Mr. Sth living al the t,,n- 40, -
PaniatiOn.one, and Iiree wears credit " M he
allowed the purcbasets. upor their giving honSs
approved security aud de eds VI nst upop The land 4,
ensure the punetfal payment of tile purchase ntusy
Alter the sale of the different tracts of aad eis -
len NEGROES, with all the STOCKS and CROPS. of
Tue purchasers 10 give bonds with approved secnr
havins several saies 20 make, the public respectful
nvited 10 attend at an early hour The sale 81 the
anu VIA commence at eleven O'clock. BY order &C
'aeS scott Esq. executor 81 John Leslie dec. WHO
MAS e~cr OF koheI, Ctalg. dec
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