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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

NJ HEREAs, by an nc, Of Congress passed on the
w l7,h of March 1890. entitled "An act TO au-
thorixe The President of the United States to ap.
point Receiver Of the Public Monies and Register
of the Land Office for the district Of Lawrence
county in the Arkansas territory" IL is enacted.
that any person, having claim TO right OF pre-
emp,on within the ssid district, shall make known
his c:sim and location, according TO the provision
of the laws now In force to the Register. at least
six weeks before 'he time to be designated BY the
President If the United States for issuing patents
the soldiers Of the late army, entitled TO bount,
land IN said district. da
Therefore. James Monroe. President Of the U
states, do hereby designate she fourth Monday OF
November next. ~ the time at which patents as
aforesaid shail commence 10 issue.
Given under my hand. at the city OF Washing
ton. the eightcensh Of April. 1890
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President. JosiAr Mrtos
/. Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Printers who are authorized TO publish the 'aws
of,Le Uuitesl States. viii insert the above once
week till the 6rst Of November next. and send hes
aeeoupts to the Geaers Land Office for payment
Mays. t
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SUMNER GOODS.

A VARIETY of NEW GOODS.
4 "A adapted to the Season. are just received and
offered for Sale at the North Wing of the r. |. U.
Bank, by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Ecwport Tune Z ~
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By ne Presidsw er Me Umsed Ssme.

By he President er Me Unittd Ssaff.
vxJHEREAs The President of the Un'ieo stsi'.a
w isaulhorized ty law 10 cause certain Lands o'
the United states 10 be offered tor sale
Therefore, !, James Monroe, Presdtpt oil The u.
sts,es, do hereby declare and make known, that
public Gales for the disposal, sgreesby 10 iaws oi
certain lands, shall be held ss follows, VIZ;
AT Deiswsre, in Ohio, on the first Mondays In
August and October next, Tor The sale cf The .ahds
which have been surveyed in the district uf DtIa-
ware, being As townships and fractional townships
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Newport, June s.

NOTICE..
IAMEs TOWNSEND. informs his friends ard
> the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUsINEsss
and IS ready 10 attend 10 the calls Of his old Gus
toners and Friends, the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctualIy attended
to--csll at the Chambers over lis Store, north
corner Of Dannister's-whsrf -
Newport, March 2o, 1920
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STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.

IT AS removed to No.-Thames-
i u street, lately occupied by ]. {.
sHAw, Esq. where he offers for sale, q
general assortment Of
WINES g. GROCERIES. = :
May 3.
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august sale
Townships s 2, 9and 70 south Of rarge 10, west Of
5it p,ntipsl meridian.
SO S, 9&lO do 90 do
OF q, and 9 do 81 Go
6.5, 8, 9 10, IL. i2, IS and IA do 20 do
Townships 2 8. 9, 10, 10. H. i9. i3 and II. so. Of
range % west Of 5h princirai merdisn.
8, 10, IL, 10 IS g. ID DO "a do
9. iO IL, lizard Is do IS do
9, 10 II and l2 do rs co
g. 10 and ii do ~ do
9and 10 do 20 do
At Jackson. in Missouri, on the eecond Morday
in September ntxt for he lands surveyed in the
District OF Cape Girsrdeau, teii ,hirty.6 town
ships and fractional too nships.
Al Frsnkiir, in Missouri. on the first Morday in
November next, for The Lands IN tia NJ fisr, Bcun-
~ tract, lnorb Of The Missouri river, which tould
not be distributed TO soldiers, being chiefly quarter
sections and fractions, too small tco large ter
bounty lots
At Cahaba, in Alabama, or the first Monday ia
Move rber next for the lots in tie towns of llai-
horne and Jackson, and for Townships l2 ard ~ in
range 20. and for township il in range Is, which
advertised bit not offered for sale in March,
1879.
Each sale shall continue three weeks and no loa~
ger; and each sale viii commence with the loves.
number OF lot, OF section, township sod range ard
proceed in regular numerical order. The lands re-
strved by law for The use ct schools. for other
purposes, will, as usual, be reserved fiom sale.
Given under my hand, at the sity OF Washing
isn the eighteenth dsy Of April, in the year
E20 JAMES MONROE.
81 thu President, Josiah MEIcs,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorised 10 publish the Laws
Of he United States. will insert the above once
We X, till the 1st of Move mher next and send their
accoda's to the General Land usfice for payment.
NAV g.
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M1sRRIEs OF sHor-KExyEas.

AT night, counting over the proceeds
ofyour days labor, glaring counter
felt bill meets your pry ing eyes, taken
by the youngest boy.
After paying particular attention to a
lady, in hopes of making her a good
csstomerS and handing downevery piece
OF goods in the shop, she fnds fault with
your best goods, and loves, prices, and
leaves you with the agreeable informa-
ton, that lyon cant suit her." or, :" l'll
look little further t"
After driving a man ont Of your shop,
by sharp aI'swcrs, whom, by his man
ncr and appearance, you suppose not
worth attending, you observe him a
short time afterwards, in "a shop directly
opposite you, laying out s SO" more
or less"
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At Piqua, in Ohio, o. the Erst Montsy in Sep
sember next. for the ssIe Of the lands winch have
been surveyed in the district OF fiqus, being s3
townships snd fractional townships.
AZ 3rookviIic, in Indisrp. on the Ers, Monday n
October next, for ibe lands eh'el. have been SUR
veyed in the disiIict OF Brook,ile, berg So toNns
ships and Sra scionsl townships.
Al JenerscrviHe, in indiana. on The first Monday
in Angus, n, II. for the lands isey Surveyed IN the
district of J; fsrsorviIls. being ~ townships add
fractional townships
Al Terre Hsute, in Indiana, on the hrst Monoey
in SEPTEMBER next. for ibe lands which have hesa
surse,.d in the dIstric, # Tere Hauie, being IS
townships and fractional townships.
At Edw ardssIe, ia Illinois. Oh the first Monday
in October next for the lands lately surveyed in
the district Of Edwsrdsvie, being 38 townships
and fractional townships.
At Arksrsss. in the territory of Arkansas. on the
hrs, Mondays Of August and October next, for the
lands sus,eyed.i ,he district OF Arkansas, beng 50
townships and fractional townships, viz;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-17
Centrevlle Hotel.

TOHN BRONAUGH, informs his friends
- and the public in general, that on the
Goth OF December last. he removed to the
new building, at the east erd of Centreville
which has bee 6tted up in style well suit
ed 10 the per ct accommodation of travel
lers, and where choice selection of liquors
will be constantly kept for their refresh
ment.
There is attached 10 this property, good
carriage house, together with an excellent
stable, which will always be supplied with
the best of hay and oats, and attended by a
good ostler. Centreville is situated on the
turnpike road leading from Alexandra to
Fauquier Courthouse, Culpeper, Staunton,
&c. q miles from Alexandra and Washing
ton. d April
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Concert,

~
G.IG'R MASCARELLI respectfully IN
- forms the ladies' and gentlemen of A.
lexandria that he intends giving Concert
of vocal and instrumental music, at Mr.
Browns Assembly Room, on
THURSDAY Neat, APRIL 20
When will be performed the following pie
ces in which he will be assisted by Profess
sors, Amateurs and Marine band OF Wash
ington.
Part First
Opertura. Military Harmony-full Wash
ington Marine Band
Concerto-on the Violin--fhll Orchestra,
by Sig. Mascarelli-Franzi,
Canzonl-Song, Duetto minute Gun at
Sea" by Amateurs, with accompaniment
ofGuitar. Sig. Mascarelli.
Solo, on thelViolin with variations OF Birds
by do.
Aria, with variations on the new patent Fla
geoIet by Mr.. Larkin.
Quartetto, on the Violin by Sig. Mascarel-
Ii, Mr.. Wagler, Sig. Pullizzi and Mr.. Har-
rison, of Philadelphia Rhodes.
Aria, Triolese air with variations on the vi
olin and Base, Sig. Mascarelli, accompa-
MED by Sig. Pullizzi, Washington Ma
riue Band.
Part Second.
Concerto, on the Violin full Orchestra by
Sig Observation-Disclosures.
Canzoni. Dueto, Now at moonlight's fai-
ny hour by Amateurs, with accompa-
niment of guitar, by Sig. Mascareli.
Concerto on the clarionet, tull orchestra. by
Sig, Puizzl.
Copenhagen Waltz, with variations on the
guitar, by Sig. Mascarel!i.
Ariea. Como obligato. Mr.. Larkin.
Rondo. Full orchestra with variations, by
Sig. Mascarelli.
Spanish Fandango, with variations on the
violin. by do.
Chinsa. Military harmony--full Marine
Baud of Washington.
To commence at 8 O'Clock precisely.
Tickets atone Dollar to be had at Louis
Beeler's, and at the City Hotel.
Sig. Mascareli. by an earnest desire OF
his friends in Alexandria, has resolved to
give the above Concert, and he pledges
himselfto give satisfaction and pleasure to
the favourers, hoping to receive that share
of patronage that the inhabitants otGeorge-
town and Washington have awarded to him.
aprilI7 At
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from Parkgate, in Prince
IA William county, .on Tuesday, March
28th, where Francis Manuel is everseer,
negro JACOB, small man, about As years
of age black with rather a yellow tinge,
smartly marked in the face with the small
pox he is a timid negro, has a down look,
and rather a whining voice. His clothing,
as far as is recollected. was a mixed blue
kersey roundabout jacket and twi'Ied cotton
and yarn pantaloons, he may have (and it
is probable he has) other clothing. as he took
off all he had. will give for him. if taken
ND within 9clmiles and brought home, TEN
DOLLARS j over 60 miles and uder 80,
THIRTY DOLLARS; but if over 30
miles, and brought home or secured injail so
that get him again. FIFTY DOLLARS.
All persons are forbid at their peril harbor-
ing or entertaining said fellow.
WIN. STUART,
april 8 sw
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Id AN AWAY from the subscriber on SIM
~ day. the 9Th inst likely mulatto
man, named ALECK, who calls himself A.
lexander Francis. ALA S Johnson. He is "a
bou. g years of age, 5 feet inches high ];
was bought Of Ric'd. Bland Lee, esq. of this
city, and is well known I'D the District and in
Fairfax county, Va.
The above reward will be given for ia
king up and securing Aleck out of this dis
trict; and, if taken and secured within the
district, al reward of 10 dollars will be gil
ven. R.C WEIGHTMAN.
Washington, april IA Ct
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Notice.

MTAS committed to Fairfax county Jail,
w by warrant from under the hand and
seal OF Isaac Mclean. Justice ofthe Peace
OF the Aforesaid county, negro SINGLE
IoN BIRD, as he calls himself, and says
ne was born free and came from the! state of
Maryland. The said Singleton Bird is as
bout s2 years of age, 5 feet 8or 10 inches
high, yellow complexion, has two of his fore
teeth out, and is a smart fellow; his cloth
ING blue country roundabout and dark pair
otpantaloons aud old hat The owner, it
any, is requested 10 come forward, prove
bis property, pay charges, and take him "a
way, or otherwise he will be dealt with ac-
eording to law
p. B. BRADLEY, Jailor.
For RICHARD COLEMAN, Sheriff.
apriiI7 dan
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N. Orleans Sugar 8 Whisky.

N. Orleans Sugar 8 Whisky.
IT lindsay s HILL have just received
~ from Baltimore, per sloop Fanny, capt.
Mitchell, and now landing
20 hhds. New-orleaDs sugar. and
30 bbls. whiskey.
IN STORE,
10 bales Upland cotton
". India sugar in bids. 9, bbls.
Gunpowder, Imperial s. Y Hyson tea
Green & white coffee in bags y bbls.
Pepper r pimenlo.
Holland gin in pipes q bbls.
Malaga wine in or. casks
French brandy in pipes
Goshen cheese in casks
Liverpool fine and coarse salt
Corn. rye, timothy seed and
Albany seed oats.
april IL
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Notice.

This Is to give notice that the subscriber
nath obtained from the orphans court OF
tharies county, in Md. letters of admins
ration ON the personal estate of negro Ge-
lard (Blacksmith)late of Charles county de-
ceased, All persons having claims agains,
s sie SAID deceased, are hereby waraed to ex-
alos' the same with the vouchers thereof to
cue subscriber on or before the 5th day of
sept. next, or they may by law be excluded
rom all benefit of said estate. Given under
ny ,o oand this 9th day of April Ammo Domi-
aprils D D1'oS' Ad ann
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Netice.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED from my service on We'd
Anesday forenoon about o'clock. a mu-
latto girl named FANNY, about Is or l9
years old, about ieet4 or inches high,
well set, rather likely in countenance, a.
scar on thu. elbow occasioned by burn or
scald, also a scar on the legg, produced by
snagg.--l will give ten dollars if taken
within the District, and secured so that get
her again--and twenty if taken ont of the
District, and if taken 40 miles from home
thirty dollars, with reasonable charges if
brought home to me.
ISAAC KELL.
Alexandria, march 81, 1920. If
N B. 1t is expected she has gone north
ward. All persons are iorwarned not TO
harbor said girl or employ her at their peril.
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A. G. CazeDoye & Co.

IA ~. ooACno'C y W.
OFFER forsale landing this day,
" 200 Buenos Ayres OK hides
25 hhds retailing mollasses
90 hhds and bbls N E. Rum
80 chests Hyson and Y. Hyson tea, en-
titled to debenture.
5pipes gin,
Edo best cognac brandy
IN STORE,
Murdock's best L. P. Madeira wine
Malaga wines
Window glass OF every size
Dupont's gun powder
Bear and dear skins. Also,
A large assortment Of American. British.
German, Russia and India goods by the
package or piece. at reduced prices; and will
purchase GINSENG. ola good quality. and
Merino and common wool.
April l3 If
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Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED or stolen from the stable of
- the Indian Queen tavern, on Monday
night last. BAY HORSE, about IA hands
high; has 10 shoes on the fore feet, and
probably piece of shoe on the right hind
foot there are two white spots on his back
Any person returning the said horse to the
subscriber, shall re ceive the above reward
JANE. TRIPLETT, !.
april IA St
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To Rent.

xwx And possession given immedi-
E7 ately, that convenient two story
ME- dwelling house on Duke-street, late.
[Ally occupied by the SUBSCRIBER
The house contains six rooms, with an ex-
cellent kitchen, &C. and is situated in most
pleasant part Of the town. To good te-
nant il will be rented on moderate terms by
applying to CHAS, CHAPLIN.
April 10 sotI
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Hugh Smith 81 Co.

HAVE received by the ship Commerce,
L 4 lately from Liverpool, their spring sup
ply, which enables them TO offer general
aud extensive assortment of
Earthensvare, China s Glass,
for sale at reasonable prices, and on the
usual terms.
ALSO,
A few hhds. fine Trinidad molasses
Window glass Of all sizes
And pipes in boxes.
april IL mwl4w
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SALES ATeAUCTIuN.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY, at 10 A M.
NZtLL be sold at the auction store COR
w ner of Prince and Water streets.
90 bbls Muscovado sugar
80 bbls n. f.. rum
5 hhds molasses
2pipes Holland gin
IL kegs cordial
2Ofrais figs
20 boxes mould candles
Is kegs butter
SO boxes Nova Scotia behring's
l2 kegs London mustard
S casks cheese
loco bushels 9potatoes, in lots to suit
purchasers
Also, 10 cases mems and boys hats
Furniture, sc. &c.
S. MARsTELLER.
april Is
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The last Cotillion Party,

For TIE season.
MR. enthusiastically informs the
Iva Ladies of Alexandria, that his last
Cotillion Party will be on TUESDAY next.
Ae solicits their attendance.
april II mtu
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Pork, Cotton, &c.

JUST received per the brig Geo. Wash
~ ington--
90 bbls. ofprime pork
10 half bbls. of mess beef
Is bbls Cd quail. sugars
By the schr. Sally Davis,
$50 bbls. oftar
90 casks of rice
9 bales of cotton
By sloop Orlando,
A hhds New-Orleans sugar.
IN STORE,
Bbls. Of New-York beefand pork
90 boxes sperm. candles
10 do tallow do
6 hhds moIasses
Is bbls. of Mol mackerel at d. 80
perbarrel
700 oranges
april Is
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G.. Griffith,

u ETURNS his thanks to the citizens of
IN Alexandria and his former customers,
for the encouragement he met with during
his residence there, and in an especial man
ner TO those who manifested their friendship
and best wishes for his welfare aud happi-
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NOV DRAWING.
Aliens Prize List,
First days Drauving Of the
Grand State Lottery, 9TH Class

OTuItt6 OCutC 11OtCC' 81, w
DOLLARS.
No. *1I8O53 1880 *745I Prizes of 1000
*I4oI7 *lsso7 *lo4ss 100
*3l9l *25n *19Og7 *l99O5 so
*IIOI x45O4 *4508 *4l19 1858
1856 *Ii549 1921 1875 1886 20
1896.
SECOND DAYS DRAwING. 80
No. *92 *l7954 Prizes Of l,qOo
$1,000 1866 *l542l loO
1924 1915 *lO453 1922 IO!4 oo
*17487 *I2921 1884 *l766o az
*I5090*176S2 1850 *l5779 ~
1880 1888 *l4494,
THIRD DAYS DRAWING. ooo
No. I9742 Prize of i'oo oo
*2421 1 10O
*l7762 ioo
1858 *4974 1858 *I96I3 IN
1899 IO39O
*l4 1880 1888 1886 *973o
2158 1869 *II236 1898 *l3i2o ~
xI46sI
FOURTH DAYS DRAWING. -
No. *9e02 1895 Prizes of quo
1884 *I4466 *9575 Ioo
1854 *l309o *92l2 *92Sl so
1859 5945 1874
*I73U *IO279 1887 10000
lo63O 1895 *I7696 1852 20
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Washington, Aprsl Is.

Washington, .april Is.
The House of Representatives yesterday
,.o;dsd sab silsntio, by decided majority,
es.iost postponsment to the next session
go revision OF the Tariff of Duties on I'M
ports. -. }.
~ hooking to System of Internal Taxa
ton. 60,
We do not consider the decision, above
...nt;oned. as conclusive of the iintention OF
,he House of Representatives finally to act
an the bill, during The session, but as express
sNs of their desire 10 do so.
Adhesion was contemporaneously had in
,bs Senate, favorable TO the Manufacturing
Interest. requiring the Army TO be clothed
exclusively in articles of Domestic Manu-
failure. tNat. H".
Abill has been reported in the House OF
Representatives, authorizing loan OF 2 mil
lions Of dollars for the current year, and Tor
dtber purposes. The 8 other purposes"
are. that such part OF the appropriation OF
ten millions of dollars, for the year 1920, for
the payment of the interest, and reimburse
nent of the principal ofthe Public Debt OF
the United States, as shall remain unex-
oended on the 3Ist day of December, 1920,
shall, on that day be carried tothe credit OF
,be surplus fund. Ibid.
The bill for the relief of the surviving
officers of the Revolution, has been reject
Cd in the house of Representatives we
may say, decisiyely rejected; tor, after its
failure, on the exhibition of such zeal and
ability in its favor, backed by the unwea-
RED industry of special agent in its sup
port, there is but little hope of its ever be-
ing again brought forward with prospect
of success. [Ibid.
We have made room to-day for short
view of the proceeding in the House OF Re-
presentatives, on the bill respecting the
Banks of this District, whose charters are a
bout to expire, in which one would suppose
The people of the District must feel deep
Interest," hough it certainly has been sup
pressed. if felt, during the present session.
Its probable, however, that less OF it was
exhibited, from conviction that Congress
would not, by suffering all the charters to ex-
pire, plunge the people into iaconceiyable
confusion and distre SIS.
Ii is satisfactory to find that, in the whole
course OF these proceedings, no sentiment
was uttered, inconsistent with protested
kindness towards the interests OF the people
OF this District, whom the constitution has
subjected to exclusive legislation and pecu-
liar care of Congress.
The Bank bilIi now before the Senate.
hid.
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Hardware.
JOHN W. MASSIE. g. Co.

OSl1N ~ SnslOClC, y ~.
Lave just received by the ship Com
IL merce, from Liverpool, their Spring
importation of
Hardware and Cutlery,
Among them are the following articles. at We.
ry low prices.
Anvils, vices and bel Flat, square, round
lows &c. &c. &c. .&
Mill. cross cut, pitt & Plated Saddlery
hand saw files OF all Bits & sirrups of We
kinds ry neat patterns
Shoe thread in balls Plated buckles of all
Knives and forks, ivo- sizes
ry, buck. bone and Steel roller buckles do
wood handles Saddle trees
Pen g. pocket knives Plated chain spurs
Knob, stock, draw y Princess check
chest locks, Wooden webs
Iron traces Straining webs
Crowley and blister'd Virginia hoes, 6,8,9,
steel 10 and I2 inch
Hoop and rod iron Bench and moulding
English polished wa plain
gon boxss A few Peacock's pa
Waldrons' corn and tent ploughs
grass scythes Shovels and spades
Double & single bar Cut & wrought nails
rel guns Brass and bell metal
Swedish bar iron as Kettles, &. &c, &c.
sorted April lI--d3tfmw9t
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,;ty ef about 90 votes, 5,
,,n " MAS reported to the House; when,
p"lJ ,atiap of Sir. Nelson of Va. the
on UT IF the committee of the whole
Typ TYP ordered to lie on the table, in order
'sat i might be finally acted on, in full
House and
The House adjourned.
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having disposed Of my stock SC. to
Mr.. Wm. a. WilIia1Hs.

the business will be 10 future conducted by
him-.and solicit the continuance of my for
lnercustomers in the behalf of my friend w.
A. WILLIAMS, knowing that he has wor-
thy experienced and capable hand with him.
~ tho
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City Tavern 3 Hotel,
~
@.--..-s-zssGNa 1919

ALEXANDRIA.
YHHE SOUTHERN MAIL STAGE leaves
Il here every evening at 8 o'clock, and
will accommodate passseDgers.--Fare to
Dumfries, three dollars, allowing IL lbs. OF
bsggageto each passenger,
april Is st
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april IL

Public Sale.
Under the authority OF deed of trust,
~ from the late Charles Simms and wife
to the subscriber, the following valuable
property will be offered for sale at public
auction, upon the premises, in the town of
Alexandra, at 10 O'clock, on SATURDAY,
18th day of May next, if fair, it not, On the
next fair day, viz:
That well improved lot of ground. the
late residence of the said Charles Simms,
fronting on it-street SIS feet, and extending
back with Duke.street l07 feet.
A half acre lot on Pitt and Wolfe street,
h~A upon which is two story frame
"E dwelling house, kitchen, &c. and
Essla large garden that might be made
Avery profitable.
A halfac lot on Pitt and WiIke streets.
A balfacre lot on Washington and Wolf
streets.
A half acre lot on Royal and Giboon strts.
and lot on Water-street and Fayette- Alley,
fronting on Water-street 46 feet. and ex-
tending back go leet on the Alley.
The terms will be made kaown on or be.
fore the day of sale.
J. D. sIMMS, Trustee.
April Ii dts