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FOR SALE.

ESHE Subscriber offers for sale, thai
elegant and well situated country
place on Stump Hill, containing about IL
acres OF Land, iituated on the Little River
turnpike road, about two miles from Alex
andria, adjoining the property of James L.
M'Kenna, Efq.
knzzS There are on the premifesa good
E dwelling and other RecefIary OH,
EsSs houfes, with an excellent garden,
H-lrss~s fruit trees, &c. Further defcrip
ton is unnccedary, asthole who are difpo-
fed to purchafe will view the premifes.-
Terms of payment will be accommodating
For further particulars apply to
july 81. LOUIS BEELER.
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lFRENCH LANGUAGE.
W.h. E.A.N"pHTEP

z HTENDS opening an Evening Scnocl
Y on the 18th inst. at ? o'clock, for the
puicPofe of teaching the rudiments of the
French language App ants can leave
their names at Doctor STEBLER's fhop
The following certificate is fubjoiued for
their fatisfa6tion:
TRANSLATION
Having had the plealure of daiIy in
te rcourfe with Mr.. Lanphier for fevera.
m onths Pait, we, the undersigned certify.
that from the profound knowledg e he pos
ieifes Of the French language, no perion is
more capable than he of teaching its rudi
NJ ents and different idioms (Which confi
tuIie part of it); and indeed the moi cor
rect pronunciation. We alto have had an
Opportunity of converting with feveral Of
life icholars of the fame gentleman, who.
without their having been in France, speak
good French. (Signed)
PAUL M. GEBRRT, Dotf 81 Sure
EUGENE SHERIDAN,
hYerGndrid, June %, 1873.
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By the President of the u. States,

by the president OF the u. States.
M HEREAS, by an act of congress,
~ passed on the 18th of February,
1913, entitled Gan aet making proviiion for
the eitablifhment of additional land Offices
in the territory of Mifiouri," the prelident
OF the United States is authorized 60 direct
the public lands, which have been furveyed
III laid territory, to be offered tor fale:
Therefore, /, JAMES MONROE, p1efi-
dent OF the United States, do hereby de.
declare and make known, that public fales
forthe dhpoial7<asreeably to law3 of GER
tain lands in the MiGouri, f}lall be held in
Franklin, IN faid territory viz:
On the firtt Monday in January nezt for
the fale of
township IS
48 to SO % 90
fract'I township So ~
4s to 80 81, %, es
On the firff Monday in March next, for
the faIe OF
townships 4s to So inc. in ranges "a & e5
AZ so 26 s, 81
And on the frlf Monday in May next,
for the iale OF
Townships 81 to "a inc. in ranges l s. IL
81 to So Is
So to SO 14x15
excepting the lands which have been, or
may be, referved by law, for the fupport
OF ichoois and for other purpofes.
Eachiai ihall continue as long as may
be necefary to offer the lands for fale, and
no longer, and the lands fhali be offered in
regular numricai order.
Givenuuder my hand, at the city of waGi
lngton, this 18th day of July one thou
la ndeight hundred and eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the Prehdent: ]. MEIGS,
Commifiioner of the General Land Office.
WV ~. IawMy
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Ship Chandlery Of every description
Medicines, Hospital Stores, sc.
10 be delivered upon the acquisitions
Eof the respective commandants of the Ma
Wy Yards at Portsmouth, n. Fl. Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Washington,
and Norfolk.
When any of the above articles shall
be wanted the commandant Of the Yard
wanting them will give due notice.
The articles to be paid for ON delivery
by the Navy Agent, upon the receipt Of
the respective store keepers and the GER
tihcste OF the colnmaulant.
Persons disposed to offer, will please
TO do Sc in wrifiag, mentioning particular
ly their terms, and sending samples,
where they can. No offer for quantity
OF any article less than will be sufficient
to supply one station, will be received,
As 1t IS not intended to open any of the
proposals till the day on which they are
TO be acted upon, persons making offers
are requested TO make memoi andum
on Che back of their letters of the articles
offered, in the following form: "Propo-
"sals 20 furnish --- made under the
Navy Commissioners advertisements OF
18th December, 1915"
Pattern suits of the clothing will be de-
posted with the commandants oft res
pective Navy Yards, vino will furnish to
persons disposed 10 contract any informa
ton that may be required On the subject
Of this advertisement.
JOHN RODGERS,
President Ofthe Navy Board
isJPTo be published ir the Boston Pa
trltt, NewYork National Advocate, Phi
lad eiPhia Democratic Press, Baltimore
Patriot, Alexandria Herald, and Norfolk
Herald. Dec 2s
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TO LET.

VSHAT vcy large and convenient
IL Warehouse, on King street, near the
tore occupied by the fubicribers. Imme-
'i'atc poiieflion can be had If not rented
~ the hrff of November next, Goods will
&c rceived on forage. For terms, which
will be moderate, apply to
ROBT- & ] As, Vaudeville.
tHpc
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TWENTY DOLLARS
REW6RD.

~ Strayed or folen on the
TRshfs night Of the I 9Th inf. a bright
&&EA Bay Horle, riGng Ave years
= Iees< old "a I hands high, mark
ed with the coIl1r near the fhouiders, tar
on the right Of his forehead, PAGES and
trots tolerable well. If taken in the ceun-
~ will give FIVE dollars, and the above
reward iftakeu out Of the county & bro't
home. dec IONA. HEATON.
Near HLls6oreugh, LondoUns County,
Virginia.
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An Indian, in answer to this question
'SsWhat did the white people mean by the
word CcUetou@uess 2" was told by ano-
ther person, that il sienifed a desire OF
more than man had need Of. That is a
strange thing replied the Indian.
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REMARKS.

The more waman loves her husband,
the more'she corrccts his faults. The
more man loves his wife, the more he
increases her waywardness.
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APPROPRIATION.

1t is always sign of poverty of mind,
ghere men arc ever aiming to appear
great; for they who are really great ne
yer seem 10 know it.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

NlSHES to let on ground rent for,
~ ever, with the privilege of buying
out to iuit the taker, Building Lots on
st AfaPh, Royal, N4rfax, Water, Union,
Gibbon, Wilkes, Jefserion and Green. IFS.
april I. RICHARD LIBBY.
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BOOK Inning.

VNHE subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public that
they have commenced the BOOK BIND
ING y STATIONARY BUSINESS, on
the fo' Iih iide of King, between Fairfax g
Royal ftreets-where they offer for fale, a
lmali afiortment of Stationary, and va >
rle'y OF BLANC BOOKS,
of ev&Ty kind all Of which are made OF
the beit materials, and will be difpoled of
on the n1of Reasonable terms.
Orders from Banks and other public of.
fees from merchants and country deal :
ers, Will be thankfully received, and meet
with due 9ttenti1D and pun6tuslity.
JAMES &. ARCHIBALD DOUGLASS
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FOR SALE.

EOIC OhbE9
EssnxR The premi(es on the fouth eaft
GE corner of King AMI Henry f1rcets,
Maj containing two good dwelling hou.
's.-sA-.fes, with flores neatly fitted up for
bufnefs. ALSO,
Es~xS The brick fore and .houfe, near
EsT the former, lately in the poHelIien
Ma of Dennis NJ Lyles, Efq for
g.-s-s,twhole time therein, the 9TH Feb.
next, IT may be rented.
All the above property would be fold
upon liberal credit the payments being
fecHied. Enquire OF
vaudeville g. LARMOUR.
fept as.
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Navy Commissioners sjffice,

Navy Commissioners 'iffice,
FES December IS, 1873.
Z He Board of Navy Commissioners
willreceive till the roth day of January
next, propofais 70 furnif, the following
w yard at Wellington City, viz
length sided. asoaided.
Apes white oas, o If l,s in ,.;o
spie'swhite oak, Cot soft
lSo,250 feet of yellow Pine plank, 9 tc
Al inches thick, ~ feet lone.
2SS,250 fee, of oak plank. 4 to u in
ches thick, TO average 10 feet in length,
but none TO be less than So feet.
4S4 root knees. sided 8 10 1O2 inches,
nm 4 fect.to 5 feet inclles, body 5 to 7
ilet inches
10000 locust treenails, to follow IL
70 SD inch augur, and q to So inches
long.
siacd. moulded. 6engh.
i.3 beams, I stoIS in. 10 TO IS in. n to 46fe
40 iedges,'1 to Is IS TO 40 7sto33
pieces II 20 20
SO pieces "a TO "a lqnare as
yellow pine, free of Zap and other defects.
30 pieces 10 to II fqnare go to 90,
oak, either fsuare or round.
$4,000 superficial feet of clear white
pine, to . inches thick.
$500 superficial feet Of ash, to Is
inches thick.
Persons engaging to furnish any part
of this timber must have the trees either
tellca or girdled BY or before the lst of
March,
Proposalsto be sealed, and on the back
a note Of what is proposed.
JOHN RODGERS.
President Of the Navy Board,
b. To be inserted in the Alexandris
Herald, Norfolk Herald, and Baltimore
Patriot. dec. %. q
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EPIGRAM.

Obi spare me, dear angel, one lock of your
hair,
Abashfui Young lover took courage &
sish'd;
fTwere a sin to refuse you so modes. a
PRAYER,
So, TAKE MY WHOLE WIG, the sweet
creature reply'd
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'NysCEELANY.
ia vlsLaN PAR LAS sIMILIruDEs.

LA yIsLeN PAR LAS sIMILITUDEs.
By ArehS6aid Johnston.
sHast thou seen, with pleasing wonder
Magnets cling, BY kindred art
'sSti;l RRTRAcT, when drawn asunder
Thou hast seen two lovers part.
ssiast thou seen the vine of gladness
From the Elm, as frem its heart, =
Torn in mournful bleeding sadness.
Thou hast seen two lovers part.
Hast thou seen the dying teper,
10th to le.its ray depart,
'FirFuL CLEAN Till lost in vapor'
Thou hast seen tive lovers part.
Hast thou seen the tear of anguish
From the eye of misery start
SCENT finger seen it anguish.
Thou hast seen two lovers part.
fast thou seen TIL alarmed spirit
Trembling meath deaths sev'ring DIRT
Clinging-pleading sTILE to inherit
Thou Hast seen two lovers'part.
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The Board of Navy Commissioners
will receive, until the lst day of Fcbru-
airy next, proposals for furnishing, for the
use of the United States squadron in the
Mediterranean
1000 blue cloth jackets ! Sach as
1900 do drawers are re-
1000 white flannel shirts CURED
1000 do trousers by the
1000 pair of yarn stockings regula-
1000 black handkerchief tionsof
1000 duck frocks the navy
1000 do trowscrs
800 do banyans Aiheri-
400 pea jackets can ma
5000 pair of shoes nufac-
1000 rcd clothvests ture will
500 mattresses, moss or cat be pre-
tail ferred-
1000 blankets
1000 hats
10,40O lbs. bohea tea
$4,000 lbs. brown sugar
Al SEQ lbs. of rice &c o,,s o,,,,;..
667 bushels peas ~
2600 gallons West India molasses
10000 lbs. good twist tobacco.
To be delivered at Gibraltar on or be-
fore the 1st day of May next, and ito be
there inspected and received by such off,
Ger or agent as the commanding officer Of
the squadron may direct.
The amount of any of the articles con-
tracted for, will be paid at Gibraltar, on
the articles being received, by draft on
the Secretary of the Navy atsight.
Persons disposed to offer for any Of the
above articles, will be pleased TO do SO in
writing, mentioning particularly their
terms, and sending samples when they
can. As il is not wished to open any OF
the proposals till the day on which they
are to be decided upon, it is requested
that on the back of the letters the articles
offered be mentioned, in form similart to
the following, viz. g Proposals TO furnish
mention the articles made under the adj,
vertisenent of the Navy Commissioners
of the 18th day of December, 1873"
Pattern suits of the clothing will be
deposited with the commandments of the
respective Navy Yards, who will furnish
TO persons disposed to contract, any infor-
nation that NAV be required on the sub.
ject of this advertisement.
JOHN RODGERS,
President ofthe Navy Board
To be inserted in the Boston Patriot
New York National Advocate, Philadei
| phia Democratic Press, Baltimore PATTI
| OF, Alexandria Herald, and Norfolk He
| raid dec 25
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TO LET.

TNHE House lately occupied by Ri
Il chard Windsor. Also,
The one lately occupied by II. H. Me-
PheFfon, and potFefIion given the sth July
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TO LET,

THE fore houfe lately occupied by the
fubfcriber, in Prince n one door wei
OF Union ftrect. Immediate pofefiion will
be given.
fept 1e. SAML. WARD.
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And for'Sale or to Let,

The Blackfmith's Shop, at the corner of
Cameron and Union freets, This fhop is
fitted up equal, if not fuperior, to any in
town. JAMES SANDERSON.
July IT,
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FALL GOODS.

10 nv RaaWIG.iY
AS imported handsome assolt-
g 4 ment Of W0OLLENS, which viii
be fold cheap. If oGtrz.
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BY the President Of the u. States.

by the President of the u. States.
NAHEREAS, by an Act of Con-
w gress, passed on the third day of
March, 1915, entitled " An Act to pro-
vide for the asccrtaining and surveying OF
the boundary lines fixed by the Treaty
with the Greek Indians and for other pur-
poses, the President of the United
Statesis authorised to cause the lands ac-.
quired by the said Treaty to be offered
for sale when surveyed:
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, President
ofthe United States, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales for the
disposal (agreeably to lawD sof certain
lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held as follows: viz.
AT Cahaba, on the Sd Monday in NJ arch
next, for the sale of
Township numbered
10 in ranges Is 10 90
IL & 10 lO11I2 IS 1415 Is
is IL Is 10
II 10 90
10 1Ol1 16171s
go 10
AT st. Stephens, on the second Mon
day in April next, for the sale Of
Townships numbered
5678 IL Is 10 90 in ranges
II Is 10 90
1y1S g
II
At Cahaba, on the first Monday in May
| next, For the sale of
Township numbered
10 in ranges 10
s g 10 TX
q s 9 10 Il
10 and IL
except such lands as have been or NAV
be reserved by law for the use of schools,
or for o,her purposes. The lands shall
be offered Tor sale in regular numerical
order, commencing with the lowest num-
Der of section, township and range, and
| continue three weeks, and no longer.
Given under my hand, at the city of
| Washington, the cath of November, 1918.
JAMES MONROE. 4
! BY the, President:
| JOSIAH MEfGS,
Commissioners ofthe Gen. Land Office.
! Printers who are authorized 70 publish
the Laws of the u. s. will publish the
above once week till the 1st of Nav
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Navy Commissioners Office.

December 1s, 1879
vESnE Board of Navy Commissioners
q will receive proposals till the first
nay OF February next, for furnishing such
quantity ofthe following articles as may
be required during the ensuing year, at
the stations hereafter mentioned, viz.
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CONSTITUTIONAL law.
IN THE PRESS,

I'm LIE PRE5S,
ma 7ctH @fieedNy be bubiiShed, at The Of
Jfce Of The National InteiLieencer.
THE CONSTITUTIONS
vi the United States and of the several
States, as they exist at this date.
II ME- Editors have been induced to
Il undertake this work from the belief.
that this invaluable collection of the Su.
preme Law of the Land is nearly ont of
print, and from the certainty that there is
no edition containing the contributions of
recent formation. They believe, furtherf
that their fituation will place it in thei,
power to give to this swork character or
correctness and authenticity.
The volume will comprife the 1eclara-
ton of Independence, the Articles of Con-
federation which fucceeded it, the Confli-
tuition of the United States, and the Conlli-
tuti0ns of the following fstes:
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ORPHANS, COURT.

.Hterandria Comfy, December TtrD,, I 818,
n RDERED, that the executor of Geo.
W A. Thornton, deceased, Go insert
Ile ufual notice to debtors and creditors,
three times week for Jour weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers. A copy. Tef,
A. MOORE, Regiifer or Wills.
This is to give notice, T hat the fublcri-
Der, of WafhiDgton comfy, in the diliritt
Of Columbia, has obtained from the or
phaFs' court of Alexandria county, letters
tefdmcntary on the efate of DR.. G goRG 2
a. THoRNToN, late os the county, laf
aforsfaid, deceafed all perfons having
claims agsinft the laid deeedent are herebs
warned to exhibit The fame win the vouch.
ers thereof, to the frbfcriber, padsd be
the orphans court, on or before the i6th
day of June next or they may by law be ez-
cluded from all benefit 10 Gaid' eaatc.-an6
thofe Indebted thereto sre required TO make
immediate payment. Given under ms
hand this 18th day &c Deeember, 1918.
STUART G THORNTON,
hFeS"Vel ~ 'SkVss % to.hton, dec
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HOUSES AND lands,
roR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET.

Vy>HE Brick Dwelling Houfe on Duke
TO the eat of Weff ffreet, with out
houies. Applyto ROBERT YOUNG,
march 25.
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Ihe work viii be printed on BREWER
type, III a medium duodecimo volume
Price, full bound, ono dollar fifty cents. =
The molf liberal allowance made to thofe
who purchafe by the quantity.
The work will be ready for delivery a.
bout the middle of February.
Orders will, meanwhile, be thankfully
received, and punttually attended to when
the work rs completed, dec 30
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Navy Commissioners Office,
December 1S. 1873

The Board of Navy Commissioners
will receive, until the lst day of Fcbru-
AIRY next, proposals for furnishing, for the
use of the United States squadron in the
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y the, President:
JOSIAH MEtGS,

Commissioners Of the Gen. Land Office.
Printers who are authorized TO publish
the Laws of the U. s. will publish the
above once week till the 1st of Nav
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To be inserted in the Boston Patriot
NewYork National Advocate, Philadel
phia Democratic Press, Baltimore PATTI
OF, Alexandria Herald, and Norfolk He
raid dec 25
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Such as
are re-
quiret s
by the
regula-
tions,of
the navy
Aineri-,
can ma
nufac-
ture will
be pre-
ferred-
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VALuARLr INNrNrInN-

some months since. (says the Vermont watcbuap
MI Towns valuable Invention in the cons,rur,inn -,
WAFER wheels for The Of mills was noticed in mis-
papeI ann fepnbshed in various paris Of the United
STATES since that time mills i'm This nart
oItne country have been erected aud Others altered
on the above model. Unlike many of the iayertion ~
Tie present day. Mr.. Towns Wheel has stood The test ar
actual experiment The longer il is used Inc NOR. IF
irci"nly aIe mil owners, aud the public pen.tsijy
convinced OF its decided superiority over any ober
heretofore used III the United States.
DESCRIPTION,
hewheel rs horizontal, with smooth at Surface and
pependcnar SHAFT u is set in a curb nearly on level
win the bed OF the stream with the whole bod, of mead
wafer resting upon it. There are avenues or buoke,s
cur through ms outer edge, incnug about 10 deg 10
me horizon. making the lower sides III. avenues i'm
outlet, Turns the whesl. W. "
Inns Nneel Is found to be superior others in many
respecls-pariicuafly in not being impeded by bact
wafer IN high reshets nor by ice in the wner-is par
ucnary Ned for tide waters. aud streams in low iat
countries. where no fall aud but feet of head can
be obtained. - 1 "a"
IheiIventor, Mr.. Elisha Town Of MONTPELIER VT who
mas obtained patent, is Ingenious self Taught me-
cbanic. We wish him all that success To which The
menus OF his invaluable invention enie him Having
witnessed TIE operation Of his wheel in high water and
~ low we 30 not hesitate to recommend it The at,
iehtoh OF mill OWNERS in all parts of the connTy as
most important aud valuable Improvement.
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Gl0ucester Lomgrounds ~ $40.

o, 'OV1coS'eI I@UtOST OHHTS TOF Sulc.
4 N ih"rSddy, the stu OF august, will he offered
- ior sale, ca the premises, I valuable PLANVA
ZION III Gloucester county known py the name of
oeDe'W HdH THIS estate forneriy the residence
VI amer Lewis the elder aud has always been cousid
cred of the first estates IN (;Iouoestpr
u c"niaihs 35e acres-iies on the waters of Severn
nas All The advantages Of fish aud oysters and the Sew
erh Is havigable TO the door. rhe Improvements. are
targr dwelling with every necessary clubhouse which
wiz ne shewn 10 auy person who may wish TO view il
.nS saie, etnei ny Mr Matthew W. Brook, Mr..
Thomas Nelson, or the subscIiber-Tbe terms are one
thlrd cash. and two annual Instruments for the remain
DER, wh lien on The property secure The payment
JOHN LEWIS, admir-,
- hhu one OF The legatees of John 4. Lewis dec
II Any person having just claims against the estate
OF JohN r. LEWIS, are requested tn bring Them (,r
ward and they shall be paid I tpwis
May ~. a.
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Iaiuable i'r0peltu fo be LenSed.

ANiil Zee leased ior term of Years. on the first Mon
Gay IN August next, az not privately disposed of
b"to'p tn"t tint, ~ which notice will be giyen the
Ne'N 'Muahle MANUFACTURING MILL of John osbo, n .
tsG ia Petersburg. u has been recently bui, of l
nest materials, and Is supposed he equal IN eyery
respect TO auy mill IN the Aud on the iay ft
rug Mr. Osbotn's tenement Blnk street The house
sarge ana comnodous, having bceH built answer
me twooid pntpnse ~ store and private residence
u not exceea fer either pI pose auy hsse M the
town. The rent will be dtmandrd tor the div e,l;us
house, half yearly aud negotIahi. notes to ne Given
WIN approved endoIsers For the mil annual y 10 he
secured as above. Any person disposed TO rent cb.r
mouse privately, WILL apply Donald Mach nz,, su
JOHN ALLISON. ITustra
n. b. Should the property he disposed II oub,,riv
1t wiiI ne conducted by VIM. Moore, Auctioneer.
Petersburg, July 25t - nd.
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For Kent or Lcnse-

"A ND possession given the 18th Of November next
that large and cOmmOdious establishment for a
TAVERN, ~ the town Of Danvile va. formerly occu.
pro ny Thomas Barrett, dec. and at present by William
ha"ins ESQ u Is situated ia the centre of the town
on hlgl bill, which Circumstance renders il both
comfortable aud healthy. The size Of the beuse is ~
nv 81 ieet two stories high divided in separate apart.
ehs, which renders IL veTy oonveHieut II has a very
aTge ana elegant bail room, surpassed perhaps by
any ~ tie stefan excellent garden ice honse and all
other necessary out houses.
ShOud this establishment not be rented privately on
or before The Isl day gf october HeIt IL will on Thai
nay he rented 10 the highest bidder on the premises
For terms apply TO the subscriber living within one
mle OF Danville. DANIEL SULLIVAN.
July 40. 2I.w7ws