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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
BOOT SHOE s. LEATHER
s TO IL ne
John Chandler & Sons

H AVE opened a Boot, Shoe and Lea
LII Their Store, il the shoe shop lately
tue property Of Thomas PRIcE, Jun
nearly opposite the Presbyterian Meeting
house, where they offer for sale sundr,
articles of Findings in their line of bust
ness. They intend to keep constantly o.
hand, a general assortment OF Ladies' anc
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, of the besi
quality aud newest fashions. They avf
also on hand great variety of Misses
and Cbildren's Shoes. They are sensibg,
that their success in business must Deepen,
on the goodness OF their work. The pub.
lie are invited to make the trial
N. B. The above mentioned articles
may also be had at the old stand.
April 10. 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23
Removal.

EvHE subscriber has removed to the
IL shop opposite AARON HATFIELD &
SONS, where he will carry on the
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS
10 its various branches. All kinds of
country work will b. executed in the best
manner, and on reasonable terms. Also.
most kinds Of edge tools made.
DANIEL CONKLTN.
Eliz. Town, April 5, 1890.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-23

For one year from the first Of April,
A TWO-STORY WORK. SHOP, 10
"A the rear Of the house formerly 10 the
occupation Of EDWARD FRAzEE, nearly
opposite the Academy.
JOB CRANE.
March 27th, 1920.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
C2arksbarg, Aug. 26.

StuS"SS"fS3 SHe'9 ~ 3
FIVE DOLLAR NOTES OF THE BANK OF THE
VALLEY ALTERED TO FIFTY.
A gentleman from Monongalia county has
given us the following information
On Friday, Ith instant, he called at the
house of a gentleman in Monongalia county,
OF the name Of Scott, who resides few miles
west of Morgautown. He showed him
bank note which he had received the prece-
ding Tuesday, of two men who wished, las
they stately 10 purchase drove OF horses. &
stated that from circumstances which had
occurred. since they left his house, he was
inclined to think the note was not genuine.
On examination, il was found to have been
originally iive dollar note. The word Jfve
had been extracted from the body efthe note.
without changing the appearance OF the pa
per. and the word y5Sfy inserted in German
text, handsomely engraved and ornamented
The letter in the word FsVs touches the
letter A in the word Bank, Immediately o.
yer it; and on the end of the note the words
fifty dollars are in capital letters, which
are closely crowded. The note No. z, let
ter 4, dated 18th July, 1918, is on the VAL
ley Bank OF Virginia, payable at lis Branch
il Romney. It was exchanged With MIR.
Scott for fifty dollar note on one oftbe Dis
trct Banks. Another altered note of the
same amount was received of those men on
the same day by a neighbor OF Mr.. Scott in
exchange for horse. The men were both
well dressed and mounted, and carried with
them large bundles of Eastern and Canadian
Bills, particularly on the Bank of the United
States. OF the latter they offered to ex-
change with the Bank and merchants at Nor
gantown, for bills on the specie paying
banks of Ohio.
Z The smallest of these men called himself
MAY. He is Of sandy complexion, wore
white fur hat, with broad rim, and a
white rouRd- about his eyes infamed and
sore he rode white horse. The other a
large man, had large eyes. wore small
black hat, talked freely, and appeared to be
the best judge OF horses. He rode black
mare, marked with the collar, and PAGES.
The horse they bought is bright bay, hf-
teen hands high, about the size Of those they
rode. They stated they were going to
Washington, Pa. Wheeling, Va. GAINESVILLE,
and Western Reserve Banks and at the lat
ter place they were indebted to the Bank.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
Norfolk, august 81.
COUNTERFEIT NOTES.

Notes on the Bank OF CAPE-FEAR, of
Five and. Ten dollars, have been in crcula-
ton in this place for several weeks past
They are so we'll executed, both as to engra-
wing, devices and signatures, that they easi-
ly eIude the detection even of persons who
are in the habit of dealing largely in money
OF that bank. One of them of fine dollars, is
now in our hands, aud we see nothing in it
upon which TO found suspicion of its being
spurious but the color of the paper, which is
OF a reddish cast--whereas that of the ge-
nuine notes oi the Same bank is uncommoniy
sshits, before they become soilsd by circula-
ton; & this note which is dated Wilmington,
n. c. ist Jan. 1914 is so little soiled that
we should Judge it had passed through but
0ery fer hands. We may, perhaps, be able
10 say in a week or two, who first put them
in circulation here.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
COURT OF CLAIMS.

London, jug ).
Lord Lauderda!e's claim was referred
to the King in Council. Next was Cal
led ON, the claim to bear the Roy al
Standard of ireland. The Gentleman
making this claim, Mr.. 0'Haiop, was
in attendance, and MS memorial was
read. 1t stated, "That his majesty
has succeeded to the throne under a
title differing from that OF any OF his
Predecessor Hitherto the King of
England a. such King of Ireland, but
the Legislative power Of the States re-
NAMED distinct. During the late reign
the strength of the two countries WAS
consolidated under the title of the s. t.
nited Kingdom Of Great Britain, and
Ireland" and our gracious Sovereign
is til, first Of our Monarchs to whom
tie crown has descended under this de-
sign alton; is, therefore, betting
that the approaching august celebration
should unite as much as may be the
Royal State and Regalia of the three
Kingdoms now forming the triple glory
of the Crown. Under the ancient dy-
nasty of ireland, it was the hereditary
privilege of MemOrialisfs family,
(Which was one Of those in which the
supreme Royal authority was elective)
10 bear at the coronation of the King
the Royal Standard. TO that dynasty,
that of his majesty succeeded, and in a
line of lincal decent the inheritance Of
Memorialist's family is now vested i'll
him. In boundcn duty to his King, as
in Justice to himself, he therefore claim
ed" 10 bear at the Coronation the
royal Standard Of ireland, to have the
silk, the embroidery, and the staff there
of to decorate his hall, and to have the
golden cup in which the King pledged
to the prosperity of his people, to stand
on his board when the King fcasteth
with him." The Memorial further sta
ted the evidence of ancient English and
Irish historians in support of the claim.
After some conversation between the
claimant and the court, in which Lord
narrowly and Sir w. Grant took the
chief part, the claim was referred, like
the preceding one Of Lord Landerdale,
to the King in Council.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
TLUEaAN PARKER.

This person, who was committed by the
Mayors court on the 10th inst to take his
trial at the quarterly court, now sitting, on
a charge of uttering counterfeit notes, and
against whom tine Grand jury found true
bill on Monday, was yesterday brought to
trial and acquitted, by jury of bis coua-
trymen.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05

ticusly put intu tho mortar some coal.
which had been recently b.. ned--im.
CHING that no danger was aI,preAeudrd
sholla there be few sparks of fire >
mong them. as the other ingredient,
were 7oet! Mr.. Porter was a sober
honest, industrious man, and has left .
wife and family Of small children
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
ANOTHER POWDER MILL BLOWN UT.

Chamdersburgh, Penn. tug. %.
On Tuesday afternoon last, the Pow
der Mill of Mr.. Thomas Johns, situate
on the Canococheague about mile be-
low the borough, vas blown up, by
which accident Mr.. Alexander Porter,
who attended the mill, was SO severely
burnt, that he died the next morning.
1t appears that Mr.. p had incau-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
CENSUS.

Newburyport, in Massachusetts,, is ascer-
tanned TO contain 6,737 inhabitants. and to
have decreased nearly 1000 since 1910.
The borough Of Chambersburg, in Penn
sylvania, contains 2,I75 white, and Q2S
black inhabitants.
The borough Of Faynesb burg, Pennsylva.
MIA, contains sl3 white, and black inha-
bitants.
A letter from Havre. dated July 9Th, says,
An additional duty Of 5 confines per half
kilegrau, on India Sugar, by foreign yes
sells, has lately been imposed--Nankins are
bow psohiled, except direct from China, in
French vessels"
Ten thousand bales Of cotton are said to
have been shipped from Mobile the present
Z year having at the time 5000 on hand-gis.
Jog in all an increase since last year of the
number exported,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
FROM NEW. ORLEANS.

days siuce, was politely handed US for
publication on its first reception, but
was accidentally mislaid by US.
~: z. Daily Adr.
Ntuc Orleans, July g..
This market has probably not been
so bare of Cotton for several years.
Very little other than Tennessee Cot.
ton is now here, and that commands l6
Is cents. che new crop will begin
to come in about the middle Of October.
Some Tobacco yet remains to be ex.
ported. Firsts command S SAG, l.
other qualities 2 l-2 a4.
The Sugar now here is principally
in the hands of spectators, and is held
at 10 cts.
A few crops of Molasses remain to
be exported, and may be had deIivera.
bic on the plantations, at about II cts.
Flour is d little improving-'he guam
tity here is large, but it is probable it
will be an object Of import before fur
ther supplies come down the river pre-.
sent price is 81 4 l-9,-Baltimore
Flour would probably command S.
New. York prime Beef sells pretty
regularly at $40, and may be put offin
small parcels at II. Ohio Pork, prime
is worth ID l-sa15. N. York Pork
is worth about the same.
Cheese is very scarce, and is worth
from Is 8 q to IS dolls.
Whiskey is dull at 4O--it is not i'm
probable this article may improve.
Lard is worth Is cents--it IS very
scarce, and some sales have been made,
at Is, and will probably go higher.
Eaisins are scarce and in demand
sales at l-s 6 dolls. per box for
muscatel.
Sperm Candles have become plenty,
and are rather dull at 48 so cts.
Liverpool blown and ground Salt is
worth 8 dolls. per bbl.--will no doubt
maintain present price.
Soap, brown, IL l-2 cts. ready sale.
Malaga Wine will command lls l-2
cents quick it is scarce, and in de-
mand.
Claret Wine is in great demand We.
ry common is worth 40 dolls.
Loaf Sugar is scarce and commands
IS cts. readily.
Bills on New. York, 8 per cent
premium.
Bank Checks on do. per cent. do.
abstract Of Ecports at ". Orleans.
Cotton from the LIST of Oct. to the
! 5th July, inclusive.
To Great Britain 59,s67 bales
France 27,704
North of Europe 1896
Coastwise 1888
1917 s5 bales
Tobacco from the lst Of March 10
l 5th July.
To Great Britain 1858 hhdS
Hans Towns S,6l9
Netherlands 500
Gibraltar 1859
France asa
Cowes and market 667
Falmouth and DO. $50
Spain . l46
Jnobo.,, 1se
o"o'" 90,
Do"
The West Indies -.
and Coastwise 1867
III
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
Charleston. .Auc @,

The crops ofCorniD North Carolioa
is said to have been much injured NV
drought: but the rains had commenced
ard the improvements in the Corn and
Tobacco Crops. are astnnisbinsIv
great; and on the Sd inst. little donbt
remained but what tolerable c!op Of
both will be reared this year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
tzk> READING ROOM SGS9
S$&& MARINE JOUR n A l.. xstsa''

POHI OF ALEX.AJVDfIH, SepteH'os'
ARRIVED,
Sloop Golden Age, Green, Newport
Sloop Plato, Bartlett. New-York.
Schr Larch, Reed, Castine.
Schr Clothier, Gray, Portland.
SIoop Brothers, Chadwick, HALIFAX
SAILED,
sloop Alonzo, Barns, New York.
Schr Morgiana, Hows, Boston.
Brig Decatur, Miller, Madeira. ,.I,bia. /
Schr iade pendenee Hawkins. PhIIaae'p"'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
MR.. CoBBETT.

1t is stated in the London Times, that Mr.
Cobbett is a prisoner in the rules OF the
kings bench. with view Of taking the be-
neft of the insolvent act" Mr.. Goblet and
MIR. Benbow are accused of causing placards
to be posted up about the city.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05
Married.,

On Sunday last, at Georgetown, by. 'se
Rev. Mr.. Balcb, JAMES NJ. McREA. OF n
lexandria, to Miss ELIZABETH kEBAERp'
daughter of Capt. Thomas X. Beale. 81 oO'
1shen, Fairfax county, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-05

laos orig mated in malice, and had no other
support than perjury. The charges IN 1870,
will be equally destitute oil proof.
81 should have been Inundated beneath
contemptif had suffered my character to
become an affair Of pecuniary calculation.
I should have instantly been deprived of the
self respect which is the basis of virtue, as
we'll as forfeited the esteem OF this noble ma
ton, If in late attempt at regulation on the
part OF my accusers, had exhibiteda spirit
unworthy of a British queen. II there can
he any satisfaction in what is sordid in sem
timent and debased in conduct, willingly
resign that to the puslanimity OF my adver-
sares.
The army of France has been augmented
46,7l2 men.
Cabinet councils were held in Paris with
reference to the affairs of Spain and Naples
Her majesty has concluded her treaty tor
Brandenburg house.
The twenty-six Italian witnesses against
the Queen have been quartered by the Eng
lish ambassador near the Hague, until they
may be wanted.
The Jesuits banished from Russia amount
to 800.
Addresses continued to be sent to the queen
from various counties.
49, Paris, July 10
II appears that the government does not
wish to have the details of what has taken
place in Italy. Among the rumors in cIrcu'
lation are the following:
"The Lazzaroni had risen, and two regi-
ments OF The line, who were sent to quell
them, Joined them The king reposing con.
fdence in general who had promised him
10 restore order, entrusted him with six re.
siments. When he arrived in the presence
of the insurgents, he initiated Ney, and ex-
claimed, "iong live the constitution"
& The ministry is exchanged, and is now
composed of the Muratists."
Paris, Jug IS.
A single battalion first hoisted colors which
were not the royal ones at Naples. The re-
giments sent to quell the revolted soldiers,
Joined them.
The communication between Naples and
Paris is cut off. In Paris the questions were,
what part will Austria take What will the
Holy Alliance determine on.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11
NOTICE.

NswPoRr, 8. September 80, n. ID. 1920.
NJ HEREAS the Presiden' Directors md
Company Of the Newport Bsnk, Bank
legally incorporated aud established IN said
Newport, in the county OF Newport, have
preferred TO the Supreme Judicial Cou,,
,einpgin Newporta bill Of fore closure, pssys
ing adecrec OF foreclosure on c-,lsin Mort
esec made and doy ,xecu,ed to the ssid
P'esiden', Directors aud Company, by Ed
ward Ess.on, mefcnsa,, ,h,n ,csia,ne IN said
Newport; but pow rssdiag in pas,s 70 the
Plain rs unknown, which laid Mortgage
bears da,e the 7th August, 1919 snd COVE Us
80 fecand IN Mortgage To the PAsin,.fs ono
cestaio Lot OF Land with the Buildings there
on, situate in sald Newport, d.scribsd 10 iol.
lows via; Begmniog al the Northwest cor
uer oi said LOT and runnlng southc,iy, On
Thsmes-street, for'y-,ighi feet, four inches I;
,heoce eassefiy, on land OF the heirs Of NNil.
liam Huates deccased, one bundrcd ibiliy-
lhroe 'eet eisM incnes; thence roftrcrly,
eighty feet one inch, on land OF tho said VIII
lam Hunter; thence eastefly on land Of the
SAID Hunter and Eharles Fekc, one hundred
and nine teet and hve inches ) thence north.
ely, sixty teet i've inches. on land II Ann
Rosseii thence westerly, one hundrcd sew.
eny-tvo feet five ibetcs, on land Of Thumas
-. Stall; thence soutnesiy on land oil VIII
lam Coggeshsli aud Siiss prap, twenty SIX
feet ton inchesi thence westerly OF land OF
me said WiiiIam Cosgeshai! end Silas Dean,
seven'y.eigh. feet zen inches, 10 the & $,
mtnfioned bounds o. beginning aud 0! which
said premises, The P.siouils arc IN posse ssion,
under said Mor,gegc.
Aud whe eos said biil is now pending be-
tore said ContL 10 be hesd and tried at the
nsx, telvn bc,eof TO be holdeo 90 ,he fl $,
Moodpy Of March arx,s. SAID Newport, IN
and io' tbe ssid couny oi Newpor,. Now
oy order oi sad Court, Nouiec is hereby CIV
IN, 10 sold Eawa d tsas,on, end TO oil pessons
ci,ialns aid estate, or any in,e'es, thereon,
by, ,afough or under him, TO appear before
sad Ccurt oil Their next tenn, as aforesaid,
aad shSw cause, II any lh,y have, why the
decres o' foreclosure, as prayed Tor 10 ssid
aiil, should not pass.
HOLMES WEAVER, C;ert. Su.
trcmr Jad'c al Ccari corn'y ~ Aesphorf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11

HE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and he tudo ~ general. that they
have added TO their csisbi,siprni y complete set
OF rev Cards, sui able for oaftng If Mc' mo WOOL,
IN the bes, manner which together with Their for.
machinery make their establishment eorlpsee.
Wori ot an grades csr,led into rolls Vt the lew
esticrms They wish 10 rct,e wool for nan,l-
featuring on shares or cuntrsci, % may bcst suit
their employers They continue 10 carry on iheis
Clo,Ling b,spess. ~ al lis various branches. Fv-
ery attention viii I've paid TO lie eolorog of Crrpcs,
Boc,bszct,es, silks. &c The following persons
will receive and forward any articles Intended for
The Union Factory
GHORGE LtWT0N, Tperfsn
JEREMiNH CLIFFORD. Bri0oi Terry.
EDw AID srANuOPE. and
] w. WATSON. .tewporf
The subycrbers. return tle,r sincere ,harks to
their old customers and soI'ci, the continuance Of
their fayours. JOHN BABcOck
MOSES LAWTON.
Per ~routh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11
''ff' + Pc hono Publco! '
CL Thing SAVED.
SAINUEL s. WAYRAV7,
2.gLOR,
70 6, Eenqister's Hh,J IeJorns tie PaJ

nc,
f'HAT hc DRY SCOURS coats, psp,s.
X mons, LADIES' hapil., &c. ADD boi pies.
ses taem - vray supcr'o style, cntir.ly
Ttfrn, toe, thai ot the Dys's generally,
80 'ha' by keep their oisin,i shape, end
gives then, lhe polish and appearance Of new.
lie also removes stain, aIters and repairs 10
any share or marnes Gcn,lrmen's clothing
Of evey Description. He nat,ers himself,
from ,he rractice ne has bad 10 the above
ar', win iniufe h',o share os,be patronage
CT . generous pabl!c.--All otdsrs ,.ricily at
ended TO.
fcyooft. Srpt cy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11
PROPOSALS

EOR carrying Mail, of tho United States,
u on the following Rosd., will be receiv-
cd at the General Pos, Office, in the City Of
Washington, until Saturday, the 10Th day Of
Dctobes pex,, inclusive.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11
NOTICE.

WAsHINGroN, sc.--Clerk's Office, Sn-
fyrme Jud ciot Conrt, Seht llfh Il Il 1920
y{y iElEAS Jos HEART, cf Richmond, n the
w county of W Ashington tanner & currier. has
this day flied in said Office declaration in wring
by him Subscribed. that be is insoivent and unable
to pay all his jus debts that he is about 10 await
hiosef Of the benefit OF act entitled, IAN act for
the relief of insoivent debors," and has made sp
plication to and requested me to Issue notification
70 his Creditors, pursuant to said act This IS
therefore, to give notice 10 the creditors Of the said
Dob Heart, tina, they be and appear If they STE it
before the supreme Judicial Court, to be holden at
south- Kingstown, within End for the county Of
" ashingion, The second Monday of October
next, on the second day Of the term of said Court
Co nominate sssignecs of the property Of the said
Joa, receive the same in trust for the beneh, Of
bis creditors
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11
CUNDALL'S MILLS.
Uiooi Caydine.

THE subscribers INFORM their friends
4 and the pubic. that they have fepien;shcd
their Cardng Machines with new Cards ~ he I'm.
est and most approved msBufac tufe. and umt they
are nov enabled 10 Card wooi Of ai grades, in The
best manner. s.. t...
They continue 30 Manufacture al kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual -.9iss, THY color aud Ra'sh
wooen Cloths Of all desc it,niss aid 70 color gar
rnen,s. &c thai have fsdtd, or iecofne uniash'or.
sbic All branches &c tie shove business will be
done with despsieI,. and TIE loves terms, and
the lcast favor gratefully sckr,vleiged
CL sHEE X GRISNELL.
NB.--sAsrosp Atsy ue.romp,or--PtLEo
Congv, Tiyction-- WILLIAM PEAasE. Bristol
Pcrry--ard Jon sHsRn.s. IN Newport. viii re-
eeyc and forw ed articles intended COT the Manu-.
factory
sor snou'h yu'y %, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11
Co. Partnership Dissolped.

eT>HE Conar.nership heretofore EXISTING under
4 the Gsrn of r. CooLsv K To is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The Stone Cutting
Business, In all its branches, Will from this date.
be carried ON by FRAsxLIs CcoLEy, at his old
stand at the head of Packet Wharf
FRANKLIN COOLEY.
RICHARD 8 wETHBY.
Nh All persons indebted to the Company are
requested to make pynentto to p CooLEv. All
having demands on said 6rn are requested 20 pre-
eeai the same Tor settlement, to
80 FRANKLIN COOLEY.
Providence. sept % {, 27)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11

EOU ~ "a small cedar bout, abw:
Il 10 ~ ~ feet keel, picked up OF oir'-Judiu',
the 23th uit. The owner may have the same on
proving property aud paying charges. by applying
to the subscriber. At Point. .Jvdhh
Oct. JAMES ANTHONY
School. Dooks, Bionks, and 5faffopary,
For aaje, "A The Hat Store RI
'tsi - GEORGE wANrON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-31
Valuable Properfv for Scye.

ME subscriber wishes to dispos. Of and viii sci, on
= reasonable terms, the following valuable PROPER
y, VIZ Lot Me- $50, situate on and 9th sit ee,s on
which he lately resided, containing full bali acre.
The honse Is convenient and roomy aud the Office. OF
every Kind Of the frst order having been recently re-
paired, and completely enlarged The Well (of never
failing, and excellent water,) which has lately under
gene thororeh repair has been deepened and walled
VIII stone The garden Is 4 spacious and handsome
Que. THIS property is we'll calculated for The comfor
asie accommodation Of genleel family aud its situa
uon on many accounts, is am extremely desirable one
being the most elevated in part Of the city aud
tant from the Capitol only about 400 yards.
Lot No. $50, at present in the occupancy Of Mr.. Sa
musI u. SWAMI. 1.-The house Is 4 convenient and
comfortable one and has attached to Il the usual Offices
whch are in good repair and Is situated in AN asree
able and healthy neichborhood.
Also, Of Feet OF Ground being part ofthe Lot knSwn
ny the name OF the Governors Garden. This property
Us SO nell known, that an, farther description it,
unnecessary. For terms, apply to Bernard Peyton
risslon Smitb, ESQ. who are duly authorized to sell
Hnu convey aud who will afford every facility to tbos.
VINO may desire 10 view the property.
April Is. lIo.,tf l. PRFsrny
" " the property aforementioned, (or any part Of
sn"od mol he disposed OF by the sth day Of Norea
Ut neIt, IL VIII on that day be offered at PUBLIC
AUCTION, without Ieserve-under the direction Of
BERNARD PEYrON,
I'm lac I'm Of I