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Nrsm fse Lsnden Times of .seril, s.

slrua,cd at Leeds, erected by Mcssrs, Clay.
10 and Gorside, at the expencc OF 100000
TOR the manu- facilre OF fax, canvas, linen sc.
has been closed, and several hundreds Of
hands in consequence turned on, OF employ.
II IL said tn bo the intention Of the ll.r pro.
prietoI, NJ Gorsde, 10 remove To the Unit
ed States where, in the vicirsy of Ncw.York,
be Intends carrying OH similar manufactures
on an extensive scale.
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greatly TO their advantage.
THEY have Just received new supply OF GOODS
from Boston, which are bought for Cas-. 10 the
best advantage; among which are -
Broadc ioths $50
Black, blue, browp,mixi White Cambricks, 6-&
bottle and drab Cassi. 4 wide, tor 2s per ard
meres and Sa,inetts y4-4 British cotton shirt
Scarlet, cinnamon, OF 4 ing, Tor only ls6 Per
ange, blue, olive, Grim 4 yard
son, black and brown } Factory plain white AMI
Bon bazetts { plaid ditto
Black silk, tabby and Black, vlite and green
cotton Velyets ltaiian Grape for VeilS
Russia sheetings 4 White, black ard col,
Etgant Nankin grapes ord Imitation merino
Black, olive, pearl, whit. Shawis, cheap
and CHM anon Canton 4 Null null Muslin
ditto SFigur'd jsconet do.
Canton Grape sbswls & Long lawn and linen
Black, olive, brown and csmbiics
cinnamon Leysntines A. Factory sheetings
Lustrings and sarsnetts { bleach'd, for only is6
Gentle mems half silk , per yard
Hose ARussis diapers and Bed.
Ladies and gentlemen 4 ticking
cotton Hose, yer, yChex and stripes
cheap Good white Jean and
Gloves, from Is to 4s6 dmities
per pair <Msrking canvass ana
Ladies and gentemen's cruel Buckram
silk Gloves both French Pearl, bell and gilt But.
Lons a"1 ansH silk Gloves and Furniture Dimhy. fox
mitts only lso per yard
English. very nice, tor BoInba zeens & Lu9sers
The Friends PLeno, feur'd and PLAN
Plain silk Shawls for do y book Muslin
do { Queens fancy, picket 6
Elegant brown prints , spider gauze
for do "a Fans from cents to Cd
A very handsome assort. 4 Cotton, silk and " aler.
meht Of white and col y loo shavls
ord Msrseiiles quit 4 Cotton and silk UInbrel-
jig for Vests tas
Common Cscoes, for Black silk Gag and BAN
Is per yard, and chex & danno bsndkeI chiefs
again for Cd JBiue Nankns for 9s per
6 4 book muslin, for ls6& piece
per yard, very cheap Steam snd power-lcorn
indeed madassolcn and coll
Copper plate Cshcoes, q Grain Cotton hiItngs
Tor Is per yard few straw BonDets on
hand, of good quality
Newport, May 26. (3w)
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NEWPORT.
WEDKESDAY. Mar 26. 1919.

pJ- We arc requested to state, tho, the
Rev. Mr.. CAnRIayE will be in this town Oh
Tuesday next, and that he will preach in the
evening Of that day.
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Saicue. AID Commca Cam6neS..
WILLIAM JAMES TJLLEY,

no. l24, Ihomes-sfrrr,
HAS jost received large assortment OF saeonst
and common csmbrics which will be sold very
cheap. Also, fine Calicoes, at Is. the yard. On
hand, as usual, complete assortment OF pi unelta
Shoes May 20.
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FROM HfYfA.S.

The brig Volant has arrived at New.Yors
rom Havana. Sir Home Pophsm was daily
xpecled a, that place from Jimaics, with t,r.
commissiouers appointed on the part Of G..
britain to decide in cases Of capture Of vessel
Engaged in the African trade. The repo'
aM Cuba was TO be ceded TO England wa
Teated by some as an idle rumor. Amo,
others. who viewed it mare seriously, !, hss
xi,ed great indignation-and they did uc'
ESTATE to saw that declaration Of their In
dependence should immsdia,sly follow such
Q nsgocis.ian.
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j bt best Bargains are al
SWEET & Co.

No III, Lheap-side, 1hanleS- -stres:.
In order to confirm this opinion, their old friencs
in town and country are invited to give
them call, and they will find it
greatly TO their Advantage.
THEY have just received new supply OF GOoDS
from Boston, which are bought for Cas-. 10 the
best advantage among which are -
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Insurreetion cj ,he Georgia Negroes.
The following is an extract Of letter received in
New-york, dated
AvausTA, (Geo.) May s.
"a plot OF insugrectioo OF the Blacks OF
this place and surrounding country. as we'll
digesled, perhaps, ss that Of St. Domingo,
aud which was TO have been executed on
Saturday last, bot for providcn,ial interfer.
ence, was yesterday fortunately discovered,
snd many OF the ring leaders are now CON.
mi,ted foe trial, who win probably soon NEE,
tha awful sentence which awaits them"
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Cheap domestic Shirtines.
JOHN Il. GREEN,

No. $50, Thames. Street.
HAS just received a Quantity OF
l. Il Bleached sHlRTINGS, No IA, stout and
good which selling by retail for % Cents per yard
Newport, Nav 90
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Real Estate az Auefion.
On MONDAY. Jone 7,h, at II o'clock AM.
WI be sold al Auction. on the premises.
nav valuable Estate, No. 90, Thames-street,
now occupied by Mr.. John Nicklye and Henry
Poties.-Conditions 1T The sale.
CHRIS. RHODES. .,ssI'r:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-12
Situation Wanted.
Oct. l2

THE advertiser, IA native of Eng'and)
L. who has hal the honor to instruct adult
pupils, as well as youth OF both sexes, in
Stenography, the English ami French Ign,
guages, Elocution. Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-
ography, &c is des'rous Of obttining in'ue-
diate employment as privateste acher, as.
sistant in a respecla lie academy. III master
of school in the country.
Possessing the most ample testimonials in
favor of his competency as teacher, the ad-
vertiser wishes not to shrink from any inves-
tis alton, that may be deemed requisite, in
order to ascertain the validity of bs preten-
sons, and the extent of hf atqulrements.
Enquire (if hy letter, lost psid)oi Mr. DAVIS,
the editor of III. paper.
n. B. Law students AM other profession
al gentlem IN may acquire complete know
ledge of the advertisers >yslem of S'enosrd-
ply in the course of twelve lessons Ladies
or gentlemen DESTROYS of private instruction,
may be attended at their own houses al their
own time. October 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-12
iiottled Ale, Porter, Cider,
Wine. &c.

THE subscriber, al his cellar on Royal-st.
L offers for sale an extensive supply of
Philadelphia porter, ale d. cider, in bottles,
which beng selected by himself will be
found of superior quality.
Best port, caret and Madeira wine, old in
bottle, which BY the dozen will be sold on
moderate terms.
lind in store, for sale,
Bristol porter bottles in hampers one
gross each
Velvet corks in bales of 10, 900 ca,
Five, two, one and one half gallon demi-
Superhne table sal in baskets johns
With a general and we'll selected assort-
ment OF wines, spirits, teas, sugars; spices,
groceries, &c. VIM. DUNLAP.
June tuthsli
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III. w Ashton s. Co.

HAVE just opened new and extensive
Il assortment of DRY GOODS, consist.
ing. IN part, of carpetlngs, fannels, blan-
kets, bombazetts, tickIenburgs, burlaps, Irish
linens, supe fine ADD second broad cloth and
cassim, res, Manchester cords ami yeyets,
vestings, cotton and worsted hosiery, Scoch
piaid>, cslcoes India musln,, cambria and
fancy Inuslins, domestic >heetngs, S'c SC.
al nf which are offrred Tor Sale at tine most
reduced prices tor cash.
Z. S. They are utho ised TO LET tha
large and Commodious three story trick store,
lately occupied b 5. Mark, adjoining the
Store of DR.. F.. S;aher-li is admirably CAL
culatcd for an exteDsiv. dry goods or groce-
ry business. d3rthif October
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-12
A Wife Wanted.

T~HE undersigned, having passed 81
wears OF his life in state OF ceiibacy,
chiefly on account OF his peCuniary embar
easements, ba. he honor OF informing the la
dies, that by the death OF his thirty third cou'
sin ne has come into posst ssion If hand:
some independence, consisting OF 81 acres
of palmetto fiat. at PiccoiaIa. East Florida, a
blind mare, three lame cows. and two bob
tail sows, all OF which he is willing to share
with any lacy who SHALL make him happy by
rendering him her hand Virtue only being
essential to happiness, no exception will be-
taken a, her person. Letters under cover to
Samuel Coventry, Darien, Georgia and post
paid, wilt be regularly forwarded Oh 10, amt
answered by
PALEMON FLINT, Of East Florida.
Oct 70 3t*
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English, Mercantile y Mathc-
matic;i Academy,
Columbus Street.

FNHE subscriber most re respectfully informs
the citizens Of Alexandria that his
EVENING TUITION will commence al his
School Room in Columbus-street. on Monday
the 4'h inst To say more on the occasion
would be useless; h proofs the public
have received of his abilities, attention. and
the general Improvement of his pupils. are
sufficient As the school will be limited To
twenty. and number having already APP
piled, those who wish to avail themselves Of
the opportunity would do well 10 make i'm
mediate application. and none need. except
persons OF respectable character
oct2 JAS. CADEN, p. NJ. " p.
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Drifted or was Stolen,

IRON my landing on the Potomac, about
one mile from Maryland Point, on Tues
day night, the 28th September. small north
ern built YAWL BOAT, quite new, black
gunwaIes the seats, and her inside, as low
as the seats, Of a leaden color, and, think,
her gunwa!es on the outside of cream COLOR
below tnem, for short distance, OF leaden
color; her bottom, both within and without,
turpenline or varnish. purchased her about
the 4qd or 23d of July Of MIR. E: Corning,
Alexandria. will give FIVE dollars Tor the
boat alone, ii brought home uninjured-and
if stolen will give ten dollars for the boat
and conviction OF the tibet.
w. D. HARRISON.
Naniemoy October 81 5t~
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Land for Sale.

TNHE subscribers offer for sale, valuable
TRACT OF LAND. containing 700
acres. lying in Charles county, Maryland,
near Smiths Point, and only one mile rom
thu Potomac river one half OF which is IN
valuable wood limter, and the soil equal
to any in the neighborhood. The improve
menls are good dwelling house, with tour
rooms ON floor !; large barn nearly new !
aud every convenient clubhouse, such as are
required OIL farm. credit OF one ana TWO
vea,s Will be given. the purchaser giving
hond. with approved security, and II not
nunctually paid, to bear interest from the
iay Of sale.
# not .o.d at private sale, it will be Offer
ed at public sale, on the l6lh November next
RIGID. Il. SINMS
ELiZAW ADAMS.
LEE IA. SPEAkE
septenber21 tpiastl6MN
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o. The writer informs his neighbors, that
unless those who are IN their employ, cease
TO violate law of the corporation, which
prohibits the firing of guns in town, he will
be under the necessity of lea, ing their names
with the mayor. 1t is time TO complain, when
the writer, while standing under tee in lis
garden, saw some OF its limbs and leaves shot
away, by one OF these nearsig hted & sedenta-
ry ,porls'nen WHO not satisfied with mSta-
king THEN neighbors' pidgeons Tor patridses.
may plead similar excuse, tor giving the
writer an accidental shot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-12

member them. What did you come here
Cor! What do you stand there for !
What did YOU take an oath for?
w. You put me out so.
C.. Put You out, fellow !! why you
have said nothing.
w. have honestly told what ] know.
C. o yes, very honestly no doubt
since you know nothingof the prisoners
cursing and swearing, pray what o.
clock was it?
w. Betwixt ten and eleven.
c. None of your betwixts; was it
five minutes past ten, or quarter, or
half an hour, or forty minutes +? remem-
Der you are upon oath.
w. I can't say; had ~, watch, |
am sure it was not eleven.
c. And pray how arc you sure OF
that !?
w. l heard the Waterman cry the
hour after | got home.
C. o, you did, didyou? what watch
man
w. One i'm the street did not know
him.
e. What, not know his name, and
heard him cry the hour?
w. No. never asked his name.
c. And pray now-remember you
are upon oath--wbat did the Waterman
say when he cried the hour?
w. Say, Sir3
&. Yes, fellow, what did he say1
W. He said as nearly as ! can re-
collect
C. We don't want you to recollect--
what did he say 2 answer me that.
w. He said. ..Past eleven O'Clock.
&. Was that all
w. Yes.
Z. Didn't he say good night9
w. did not hear him.
&. Now be upon your guard. When
the prisoner struck his companion, at
what distance was he from him?
w. Distance
c. Don't repeat my words. fellow
at what distance was he?
W. just two feet six inches and three
quarters.
{. Pray how came you to be so at
curate in the distance?
W. VIII. thought some fool would
ask me- the question: ST. | measured it.
Court, Have you any more ques-
TONS to ask him
W. No, my Lord, | have done.
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To nv Fellow Citizens:

WHEREAS, some malicious person has
" circulated report that had run away
from Alexandria, feel it my duty to contra.
dict that report and hope IN short time,
with the help of God, to be able to pay every
man the last penny that | owe him While
the liar flies from cornerto corner, have the
pleasure to say that God has been my friend
and given me strength to earn money by the
dint OF industry, to pay my lawful debts
WILLIAM PATTERSON
Bushfeld. October Al 81
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Correct Information.

TIVE stock advertised tor sale BY
! Mechanics Bank as standing in
name, is not our prop. rty. Our stock
thereon has been continus d, under Ls
and disproPortioned curtain EMS, ever q
Ma CHI 1915, for tie USE the real own,
respectable mechanic OF Ills place, bee,
|e could not obtain leave, upon tram
10 substitute bis stock note for ours
have no interest in said stock beyond the
that will retire the said stOcl note, and vi
not think it proper TO advance more M
than we hav done for curfailmpnis.
MANDEVILLE f. LARMt Il
september 20 ees dtia
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Salt. Vi inc. &c.

SaIt, " Inc, &c.
I lindsay g. HILL have just received
j.. per schr Columbus,
s200 bushels ground alum salt, (now aaoat
AND
90 or. casks Malaga wine
In Store,
90 bids. g. 80 bis. LIST g. Cd quality sugar
o5 hhds. prime retailing molasses
50 bags green coffee
so ST. Domingo ditto
Guupowter lmperial & Y.Hyson teas
" In'!,a T. N. England rum
Blown salt in sacks & bulk
Ground ginger in kegs
5 biz. tanners oil
60 bis bottle cider 8! doz. each
Oct, Der II
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eAIts AT Az CTluN.
THIS DAY, at 10 AN "a
Will be sold at the auction store, corner Of
D.:~> II Wat.. st.>aSe Hc

- THIS DAY. at ID d
Will be sold at the auction store, corner Of
Prince and Water streets.
A few pieces Of elegant furniture, among
which -sjdeboards, bare ,us. card
tables, looking glasses, beds, &c.
Gin in barrels
Vinegar, LIST quality, in do
Brandy III pipes
Queens ware in crates
Candle in boxes
Cordial in bones.
Also,
case brown shirtings tdouestic
I do bleached d..
Green booking
Blue cloths
Irish linens
Do sbeetings
9 cases shoes
do bootees
Colored threads. sewing cottons
CaIicoes. umbrellas, &c.
Will be added to this day's snls, !,
aUkegs butter, TO be sold without reserve
4. MARSTELLEh, suct:
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To Rent.

Untii lst April, 1890. the House
3Tff and Lot lately occupied by c plain
3,ss Porter, at the Village. The garden
sa- is under good cultivation, and well
stocked with autunnal and winter vegetables.
The terms will be mod. rate. Inquire of the
subscrih r. At Mrs Eviletb's, corner OF Priuce
and ST. Asaph streets
JOHN PORTER,
Octl-lw Uniied States Navy.
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Ren&Oyti
StAMUEL MARK has removed his store TO
- the brick house, first door east of the
Mechanics Bank, where he offers for sale,
for cash, a great variety OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
at prices which will be pleasing to purchasers
October4 dlwmth3w
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Hugh Smith & Co.

huSh oh'IIh y W.
uAVE received, by the ship Boston,
L from Liverpool, tie principal part OF
their FALL SUPPLY; which enables them to
offer general ami extensive
ASSORTMENT OF
Earthenware, China 8 Glass,
which will he sold iow on their usual Gre
dit. to punctnal customers, or liberal dis.
count alloned for CASH.
Also, on hand, and for sale,
f E"ns pipes in boxes g gross each each
Window glass, in whole y half boxes
Liquor cases, plain and ornamented
DenDohns, 3 sizes
Crowley steel, in laggots
SO hhds. superior Trinidad molasses
september ~ tuthsu
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0,,;r.d this omission, to bring the mi
os land to its place, This simple opera
~" ,.,,i6es all the other dials. 1t is SAID
w" s,rs,yn Prince is in treaty with NJ. Re
'na' - acon,re this splendid specimen OF me-
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ehanical ski!
AMUsE MENT.

The following account Of the exami,
n,r a witness, is rather selected
anuse than to be furnished as uni
- a yuide TO those who manage the
, ,U III legal proceedings.
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Wanted.

A WET NURSE. with.a good breast of
"A milk. One without child would be
preferred. Enquire Of the printer.
octoEer7
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Samuel MessersA ith
HAS Tor sale, landing IN Irwin's wharf,
Ill 40 bags green II wanna coffee
81 bbis mess ami prime pork, New
York city Inspection.
IS IS l bhls old rye whiskey.
October At
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Heth's Coal.

1.-TWO thousand three hundred bushels of
j Heth's first quality coal now landing
from Schr RebeCca. at Ramsay's wharf, and
Tor sale by THOMAS WHITE.
Oct. Z. 81
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IA GEORGETOWN, u. {.
ON MONDAY, 10th OCTOBER,

IN GECHtIEiOU3, II. L.
ON MONDAY, 10th OCTOBER,
AT NINE o'cLtCK, A. N. 81
w ILL be SOLD at my warehouse on Con
w gress street,
100 pack. choice Dry Goods,
comprising large and good assortment
The goocs will be sold in such lots as 10 sui
purchasers. part Of this lot of goods
a consignment from New.Yotk, which vii
be sold tor the most they will bring FOWL
and country merchants will inn il to the]
interes, t. attend this sale, as they may cal
culate op getting good and cheap sssore
ment OF goods.
This is favorable time for country nel
chants to buy their fall supplies, as they nal
calculate on getting goods as cheap at ihj
sale as they can be bought in any market \
the United States.
Among the goods are the following--viz
bales rose blankets (
do poinIs do
8 do match coats
do super blue cloths
do assorted \
do asserted cloths
8 do cassimeres assorted
2 cases cords and yeivets
8 bales assorted bombazetts
a do blue and white kerseys b
Q cases worsted hose assorted
2 bales red and green bookings
g do assorted red Aannels a
2 do white I
bales fine pelisse coating
] do checks b,
8 do 6 gnghams
8 cases fine prints very handsome
2 do plate do do
5 do assorted st'm loom shifting
2 bales fire India baftas
g cases cotton balls assorted
do assorted ribbon
do leyan,ine and florence
2 do pateni threads
do coMmen do
I do vesting
do bed-:ick {,
4 do domestic p|aids
6 do A Irish linen very 6ne
2 do al commons do n
2 do fine brown Holland
do Irish dow las a
4 do fine white ticklenburgh 4
2 do common no.
4 DO hempen linens
+ bales burldps assorted @
do viii rolls rs
g cases fine white camtrick muslin q
Terms liberal and made known at fe
place of sac IA
WiH be added to the above sole, "
Is packages Canton eilks,F
uiz: IL
3 cases colored Canton grapes "a
8 do black sensbaws Il,
do sarsenetts SA
2 do silk veslIng u
do black silk hdkfs. M
3 do sewing silks assorted
do coiored sars.nelts 81
Will be added to the above sale, iotls
about 10000 dollars cost Of assorted goUdsyS
BE- sold for cash, for the most they will br'fS
to close consignment. ~
Oct 12 GEO. r. GATHER, All
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1000 Heres of Land,

lying in the ighborhond OF Mid Ieburg -
The whole land is of that quality termed
plaster land, and susceptlb OF high in
provement by the use of it. The who.' will
I've laid out into small tracts, of tom two 10
tn ee undred acres each, and sold in sepa-
rae tracts to suit purchasers. The whole is
well altered and no country is more healthy
Captain Pickett, who lives near the land, and
who is employed to make survey OF il and
Mr. Sommers. who is The agen. for the col.
lection of the rents, will shew the land t.
those who may he inclined to purchase. Bono
AMI security, and 4 deed of tyls, upon each
tract, will be required of The purchaser.
John LINTON,
JOIN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRISON.
august COS Is
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AssN krcaange C9tee-hou" >,
49, NJ Marine JOCR\ L..
POET or .LE.A.tN,DHLa. OCTOBER II,

POHT or .iL.A.iNDHLl ..OCIOBER II.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Regulator, Sswe, 10 days from N.
Bedford oil to Ii. Nj er & Sen dnh thos.
n. Rowland. Saw two SHIPS bound into
Hampton Roads, IN wrecked condition.
one OF them the Madison of Baltimore.
Sloop Altoona, Knapp, cleared at New
York Alb inst. tor this port,
Brig Two-Bro,hers, hence, arrived at Bos-
ton 9TH inst.
Schnr. Seneca, WinsIow, hence. arrived
at Portland Sd inst.
Sloop Henry. Rhodes, hence, arrived at
Providence 9th inst
State of the Heather
Oct. 9, rs eg-.-cIoudy wind S. f.
10. ID dess -iaIr-wmi NV.
ii. 81 gs.-.alr--.wmj \ w.
Mur5 rain fell ON Saturday evening ; and
last night there was flos,, The first this s, ason.
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For Sale.

k~us That three story brick house, stu
HE9 ated on the south side of Prince-st.
AZ now in the occupancy OF Mr.. VIM.
49, Rudd perfect lite will be given,
and the terms Of payment made convenient.
Apply to JOHN h. LADD T. 20.
july 10
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Public SALE.

DY virtue of the authority vested in
Id subscriber, TO secure the payment
certain sums of money cue the Mechan
Bank of Alexandra, he viii proceed 10;
at public auction, to- cash, al the MercbaI
Coffee House, in the town Of Alexandria,
Hednesday the 18Th dayo' October next,
clock 10 The morning, The following
SH.aRES OF STOCK,
of the Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, o
much thereof as will produce the se,;
sums due thereon, with interest and cost
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SensOndbLe Goods.
Valuable Land for Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the Superio,
court of chancery for the district OF Ere
dericksburg inVlrginia, the undersigned CON-
m,ssioners will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, upon a credit of one, two, and three
years, a: MiddIehurg, in the county of Lou
don, on Thursday The 18th day of Novem-
her peyt