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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
CAPITOL,

The Capitol at Washington is $50 feet
in front, and covers more than one and
halt acres. The height to the top OF the
centre dome is IsO feet. The length Of
the Representatives Hall is 20 fee,,' and
he;sht go feet. The Senate Chamber IS
~ ieet long and l2 broad.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
MADAME RIEGn.

We have ascertained, that though the
means of Madame Riego and family are
very narrow indeed,they have never been
in necessi,ous situation, strictly speak
Ing. They were deeply affected with
the marks of sympathy for their misfor
tunes, evinced by the offer of subscrip.
lions. Pecuniary wan, does not il seems
add to their distress; but their disconso-
late state will be easily understood by all
who are possessed of the least feeling -
Should the French government lend it
self to tn attempt to take away the life
OF this unfortunate patriot, no language
can do justice TO It's baseDess. The stain
which his blood will imprint on the Bour.
bons will never be effsced. The French
will not have the justification of the bru
tai supporters for they will sin against
superior knowledge. We take this op.
poriuDity Of stating, that this heroic man
is not one of those who have profiued by
the political convulsions in his country -
The fortunes of himself and family have
suffered total wreck.
London Morning Chyonicle.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
MORALES.

There appears to be some truth in the
report that this general, in violation of
ms pledge not to serve against the patriots
OF Colombia was actually collecting a
force at Havana 10 attack that republic
A letter from st. Jsgo, Caba, Oct. 18th.
published in the Jamaica papers mentions
the arrival there in two vessels from Ha.
vaoa OF S47,000 for Morales, and that
1900 troops had reached Principle on
their way to ST Jago. After the nume.
rous examples of perfidity shown by his
master Ferdinand, and the known want
OF good faith in this general, it cannot be
a matter of surprise that he should dis
regard the capi,ulation he entered into
wilhthe Colombians,a carry the scourge
OF war again into thGiI territory. II would
have indeed, been an extraordinary cir.
cumstance,if he had neglected the irst
opportunity that offered of following up
the rnprincipled career which he all
along pursued.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22

printed, 10 supply the present deficiency
lot the members OF the house.
On motion of Mr.. Owen, Resolved.
That committee be appointed. TO be
styled the committee on French, British.
and Spanish land claims.
Mr.. Scott moved, as an amendments
exception oil the state of Missouri and the
territory OF Arkansas from the operation
ofthe resolution.
Mr.. Owen accepted this amendment.
MIR Taylor moved that the resolution
lie on the table.
In which the mover and the house con.
CURED, add the resolution was laid on
the table.
Mr. Beecher Of Ohio, moved that the
bill for the continuation of tn. Cumber.
land road, reported yesterday, be now
taken up and considered and the cues
ton being taken, it was decided in the
negalive-aycs IS, noes 81.
On motion Of Mr.. Call, Resolved. Tba,
the committee on naval affairs be ips,ruc.
ted to inquire into the expedlency of es.
taolishing naval depot in the harsor of
Pensacola.
Adjourned to Monday.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
CANAL MEETING.

This day, at ls O'Clock, pursuant to
public notice, the citizens assembled in
the Exchange, TO take into consideration
the subject of the proposed Susuuehan.
nah and Potomac canals.
The meeting was very full at the ap
pointed hour, great number of the most
respectable of our citizens being present,
Edward Johnson, esq. mayor Of the city
was called to the chair, and john p Ken
nedy, esq. was appointed secretary.
A number of gentlemen in favor OF
each OF the contemplated canals, atten.
ded with view to address the citizens
Gen. Harper commenced, and continued
speaking at the time of putting this pa
per TO press. Bali. isaher Of Saturday.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
DUKE D. ANGOuLEME-

A Marseilles paper, in giving to its
readers the following document, says,
mat 1t was the letter from tho duke de-
Angouleme which announced to his ia.
'her,the count d'Artois, the capture of
the Trocadero
"My fa:her-I am satisfied with nv.
SELL l alone decided on an enterprise
which none of our generals dared to
take upon themselves to advise. God
has blessed it, and | have Just returned
from giving thanks, at the foot of the
alta-0
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
BARBARI4Ns.

we are assured, by most respectable friend
recently arrived from Colombia that he hal
seem IN that republic, on the coast, several love-
~ women and children, of the best families,
whose arms have been chopped off-their noses
silt and their ears cut of, by order of those mon
s,ers in human shape, Morillo aud Morales
these brutes, the worthy ministers of ferdinand
VII, are so very ignorant that neither the one
nor the other of them can either read or write
we have implicit confidence in the opportunities
ana love oil truth OF our informant aud literally
believe every word havo rtsSss, ne sIrgcffU
true. Philadelphia Democratic Press.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22

ed in this city remarkable activity. Ii.
berry OF commerce, and privileges Ia
the Europeans have again been granted
The interview off the two emperors loI
Austria and Russia.) q. Cxernowi,z, has
made great impression on the Diyap.
GREECE.
The last letters from Greece state. t,a,
the Zee, of the captain Pacha, has arriy.
ed inthe Dardsnelles, and gone into the
port OF Constantinopie. The above let.
tiers also stated, that the movements Of
the Janissaries, cause great alarm to the
government.
MISCELLANEOUS
The elegant ship Paris, capt. Robertson, from
New-York, for Havre, was driven ashors No..
Cherbourg, in the gale of the LIST Nov. The pa.
Pers state that near 80 sail of vessels were hi.
ven ashore on that part of the French coast :.
Such gale, says the Plymouth paper, was ne.
ger known ny the oldest seamen.
strong party of marines (about ooo) are or.
dered for Bermuda -
Corn Exchange, London, Nov 10. The ouan.
tity of corn that came i'm last week. WINS ,nI,,
moderate. '
LONDON, nov z. We understand Il is in the
contemplation OF the admiralty 10 commission
discovery ships for another voyage 10 the polar
seas, with this difference that their route is now
to be by Behring's straits, whence they will sail
eastward. Capt. Parry is again to command
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
FOR FREIGHT.

,RN Thegood Stoop Washington,
ZGN capt Sanford; carries $50 bbIs |;
AlHkA would prefer freight to the
--a.sselE.... south. fdec o2l T. II. HOWLAND
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
ARGuEIIES

An eyewitness a, the seige of Cadiz
states, that on the night of the lombard
ment (2Sd Sept .frgueileS, the celebra.
ted orator Of the cortcs, was serving as
an artiiieryman, at one Of the guns on
The ramparts, greatly exposed to the
enemy's fire, and that all the ether Ci
villains were at posts of danger.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22

a st. Johns paper Of the 4th Nov.
mentions that one day previous a vessel
arrived froRa Demerara, which conveyed
Intelligence ofthe cont inuance ofthe in.
surrect'on OF the blacks in tina, island !.
and that there were executions OF Ia of
these poor deluded revoiters at one time.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
CORRUPrIONIsTs.

A welliDformed person at Cadiz, says.
under date of OcI 1915 is now pIac
ed beyond doubt tina he duke d'Angou.
leme gained over Abisbai, Morillo, Bal
lesteros, and VilIacampa, before he lett
France, by the ins'rumentality Of Don
Julian Sanchez"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22

Among the bills introduced into the
house Of assembly of Jamaica, is one en-.
titled "American Goods duty" This
bill received its second reading on the
Sd of Nov. a bill was introduced on
the Sd Of Nov. Tor laying duty on the
tonnage Of all ships or vessels belonging
to the U. States of America. On the
6h Of November, this bill was read a
third time and passed.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22
bbt1, Retn8.
ARRIVED,
ALEXANDRIA. d C.. DEC 1871.

ARRIVED,
Schr Rose.in- Bloom, Weeks, New
York, 6 DIS fulfreieht to merchants.
Schr Esther e Sally, Hand, Philadel.
pbia; freight to merchants.
Sch Charity, Pike, Newburyport, I sds;
lumber, mackerel, potatoes, etc. to H
Ladd & Go.
Schr Abigail, Granger, Saco, IL ds (;
lumber TO J II Ladd & Co.
sioop Washington, Sanford, N Bed
ford and Newport. ls DIS; iron, oil, and
dry goods tosF H Rowland. A C Gaze.
move u Co.
SAILED,
Ship Gen Pike, Towne, Gibraltar.
Brig Margaret, S.ocum, Barbados.
Scbr Green, Johnson, Barbados.
Schr Catherine, Dosne, w Indies.
Schr Ann, Sing, Portsmouth,
Sch Sally, Sheldon, Providence.
Sloop Fanny. Mitchell, Baltimore.
Sioop Globe, Cole, Providence.
The Roscius, % DIS FIN Bahia for Sa
lem was spoke Nov 80, lat 25 Ion IS, and
reported she had spoken brig FIN Alex-
andria for Pernambuco.
Sch Pbaeton, hence, saiied FIN Holiness
Hole, 18th inst. for Portland.
Sloop Charles, hence, sailed from
Holiness Hole 18th inst for Portsmouth
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22

Ia the Madrid q ,zsi,e ofthe sOth Oct.
there is formal decree of king Ferdi-
nsDd, ordering the erection OF a statue
in that capital, in honor of his royal high
cess, the duke d'ADgouieme.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22

Extract Of letter, dated Annapolis,
Dec. l7.-"Mr. Bowels resolutions
we're taken up in the senate to-day, and
passed, with some amendments, but dis
approving of congressional caucus in
strong language. MIR. Winder and MIR.
Chambers spoke at some length in favor
osihe views proposed in the resolutions"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-22

Whiskey, Cheese, Molasses, etc.
TSHis day landing from schr Esther & Sal
'y from Philadelphia,
"A hhds and } Wb;.tev
80 casks cheese
Kegs ground and race ginger, and p;nn
Cognac brandy, superior 20 any in ,be
district ~"
Also from schr Lucinda,
~ hhdS superior Trinidad molasyes.
cecZ2 LINDSAY & HILL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
Night Sale.
Public Sale

ON TUESDAY will be sold at the asc-
~ lion store, great variety oil goods,
the greater part without reser'e-amCDg
which are n. o. sugar in hhds, vinegar
in do sugar, rum, brandy, white wslnuts,
palm nuts, cider, soap and candles, sup.
beef, sup. hsh do. -.
ALSO,
Lamps, furniture Of every descr.p tion
new and I'd hand, new fashioned and old,
good and bad, too cheap
ALSO,
A choice lot ct crockery and hardware
such as knives and forks, &c, Also. paper
hangihgs glazed
ALSO,
A lot OF dry goods suited TO the present.
season. India mating superior &c.
ALSO,
A middle aged black Man. Of good char
acter. by order OF The executor
N. B All limited articles may be had
at any time.
S. A. MARsTELLER, auct.
June I9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
Extract OF a letter, dated

MARsEILLEs, April 81. 1928
"Although things are now Dat, still they
NAV he better than ever, when we have
a positive certainty of Spanish prlva,eers
commencing capture, OF French merchant
men; aud ii the Spanisris make the re-
.,sranee anticipated from them, the war
will become general, tor see no poss'b'i-
ily OF England escaping she knows the
whole intrigue of the alhes IS against her
Gsa M.n.'s army, on This side OF the ~
rspees IS so strong, that the French army
in the neigh5orhoOd of Perp'gnan have
not dared, as yet, to penetrate 0ver or
4 leagues into the country. The rt-'S-
lance OF ST. Sebsstlans and Parnpelona, on
the other side, will encourage the Spa
p,ards. By a vessel just arrived from
Mahon, we learn that 10 privaleers were
htnng out there
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
SPAIN

Nrw-YoRy, June is - The following
Interesting letter iron Cadiz, dated Aprh
q5tb. was received in tins city by tne
schooner Little William. n IS trom the
same gentleman, vino wrote rather oes-
pondingly lew days previous 10 the date
Of this. We know him personally, and
Mace the utmost confidence IN bis state.
ments. =. q.
"The French, as you know, entered
Spain on the 7th. and without meeting any
opposition proceeded as Tar as Vittoiia.
The advanced guard is composed OF dis
con,.n,ed Spanisrds, which the French
allo.y very much against their own mteI-
ga, as the spirit OF vengeance whicn ieacs
.hsu on has crea ed a re action, and those
who otherwlse were disposed to receive
the French TRANQUILITY, are refining irou
their homes. and uniting themselves 10
BaIIesteros by thousands. Almost all the
local militia OF the Provinces. have already
abandoned their houses, and are collecting
where their services may be uSetui. IN
the towns the French have passed, some
disorders have been committed, as much
from the disappointment OF not meeting ne
cpslcome reception hey expected as iro'h
any other cause. The Constitutional
General O'Donnel is doing wonders-we
perceive his energy in every act he per-
forms. The last accounts We have OF him,
is that be has organlzed an Army OF about
$4,000 men, with which be will soon be-
gin to operate, aud | believe one OF his
FIRST steps will be to secure the passes OF
Semosierra, about l2 leagues north OF
Madrid All the militia OF Madrid. a.
mounting nearly TO 5000 men. have vol
uttered en- masss TO join the Army OF re
serve in tndslusia. With such clemens
lna people, what should be their reward
tettaIniy not oppression.
The government have not yet signed
declaration of war. We expect II every
moment, suppose great numbers oil PR
Satesrs viii he fitted out from the UB,!ea
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
Removal.

Removal.
lsHE subscriber returns his grateful &C
Il acknowledgements 10 bis old friends u
customers, for past iavors, and informs
them that he has removed to his old stand,
(the Eagle HOTEL precisely at The
Head Of King Street,
where be pledges himself that nothing
shall be wanting on bis part TO make tie
situation Of all who may call on him, COM
Portable and pleasant. The house has
undergone considerable repairs, and is
much better calculated for the reception
OF travellers and others thar formerly.
ELI LEGG.
n. B. A few genteel bosrders can be
accommodated upon reasonable terms.
This stand is in the most pleasant part OF
The town; and considering the fresh and
salubrIous air, it cannot but be enlicing
TO those who wish to spend their summer
months near the town, to call and see.
lune l9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19

States. Ii they come here, they will get
commissions without any dlffiulty the
grand object being TO do the French all
the mischief possible.
tits reported, and believe correctly.
that Cadiz will shortly be put under mar:
tial law. to be prepared Tor the worst, aud
that Governor will be appointed who
will unite in his own person, the civil and
military authority. II he be man! OF
nerve, he will Go much good.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
III MARINE LIST, sssk
Port OF ALEXAh DRIA.

HRlVED-JuKe Is.
Ship Pocahonias, Howlaod. 81. Ubes,
81 ds; salt TO VIM. Fowie a. 20.
SAILED,
Sloop Fair Trader, 6easton, Philad'a.
AkRIVED-JuNE 10,
Scbr. - kellman, Macbodock, corn
to George Coleman.
ocbr. Blacksmith, Beetly, RaPaban-
mock; corn 10 George Johnston.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
Washington Society.

TINE members OF The Washington Soci-
Il ETY. OF Alexandria, are hereby no.
titled, that regular meeting OF the 500
ciety will be held al Clsgeu's Hotel, on
Friday, 4th Of July next, at 10 O'clock
The society will move in procession al IL
O'clock, TO St. PauI's Church, where al
ORR TON
will be delivered by PHILIP r. FENDALl,
Esq. one OF lis members.
C. P. THOMPSON, Secretary.
june IA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
In Council.

JUNE Iln, 1890.
The Council resumed the second read.
ing of the bill, entitled "An act, in addi-
ton TO an act, entitled An act, reducing
into one and amending the several acts
respecting the removal of nuisances and
the preservation OF the health of the town."
an3 having amended the bill and filled the
blanks, il was, upon molten, read a third
time AMI passed By ayes aud noes, as fol-
lows, viz:
AYES-Messrs. Johnston, Field. Robin
son, Hill, Loogden, Anderson, Jameson,
White, Mills, Doug lass, Davis, S"itt.
NOES-Messrs. Butcher, Miller.
Ordered, That the superintendent OF pc.
lice do have so much OF Pitt streeI regula-
ted and paved, between Queen and Prn-
cess streets, embracing the Intersection
of Princess street, as shall remove the
nuisance thereon; the said pavement 10
be made in a concave. shape, the expense
thereof to be charged to the proprielors
OF ground fronting on said square, aud
that The superintendent Of police do have
stop OF brush wood put at pro er d.
tances oil the same street, between PrIn-
G. 5 ani Oronok'.
he Council resumed the consideration
of the report of the committee on the sub
ject of Henry, between King and Duke
streets which, upon motion, was LAID on
The table. Extract from the minutes.
Test. I. +. THOMPSON, G. G.
q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
IMPORTANT TO COMMERCE.

Alter the above was in type, the Span
ish Letter of Marque ship Tarantula, ar
rived here yesterday in Al days from Ca
diz. We learn that she sailed on the 9Th
OF May-,hat formal DECLARATION
OF WAR against France had been pub
lished; tba, the Spanish prvateers were
fitting out with all expedilion-and that
one French merchant vessel had been cap.
tured of Alges,ras previous TO the sailing
OF this vessel
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
MARRIED,

On Thursday, l2th ms, Or. JOHN IL,
PEAkE tufheffy oil Alexandra {, IL 10
Miss ELlzAsETH PARKER, both o. West
Morel mi tounly, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
Periclean Society.

TIME members of the Periclean So
Il ciety" are requested to assemble at
the Town fall, al hall past s. O'clock, on
the morning Of the Alb OF July. From
thence they will proceed TO the Court
House, where the Declaration OF lDdepen-
dence will be read by JESSE T. RAMSAY,
Esq. and an OR.41ION' pronounced by
JoHN SWAMI, Esq OrCrlzens are res
pectiuIly invited to attend, BY order OF
The President, b 7. FendalI, Esq,
EDW'D Z. BELCHER, Act'g Sec.
iune 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
1905 900 Dollars.
COEiEN'S

Lottery + Exchange Office, ] II NaTket'arees,
BALTIMORE:
Where the great capital prizes an both
the last lotteries 1cere sold, and avhere more
cnpitoi prizes have been sold than at any
sther office in Amsrica. >, >, ,
tr0rders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paldI OF by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF The Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctual
attention, sddressedlo
]. COHEN. Jr.
;upe IA Baltimore,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
BENSVILLE,

occupied 81 present by DIR. Leonard Fer
rail-. This establishment is upor' the pub
lie road leading from Piscataway 10 Port
Tobacco. and is equi distant from either
of those places. The road here IS INFER
sec,ed by another public road leading
from the Cool Spring, from Bryantown, d
from Benedict, and places Bensville at
the cross of the two roads, and thereby
renders it an excellent stand for a tavern
or grocery store il is, moreover, as Geo
trail situation perhaps as any in The coun,,
~. The houses at this place are IN good
condition, the site healthy, well OF good
water at the door, and an excellent spring
quite contiguous The land, which Will
be sold together with the acre LOT Oh which
the buildings stand, is generally OF ira
Bile quality, Ia mixture OF clay and sand
and has upon It great abundance OF rail
timber and 6rewood for the consumption
o. the two places. The tavern Is sufficiently
roomy and commodious TOR the country,
four good rooms upon the ground floor,
including the bar room, convenient and
good kitchen, stable and granary, and a
Substantial blacksmith shop Here So
Der. industrious smith could not iaIl TO
prosper, BensvilIe being centrally s'Iua'
led, and an abundance OF coal wood pro
durable without expense and at very little
trouble. Terms of sale, one third OF The
purchase money TO be paid down, the re-
naming two thirds ~ two equal payments,
made annually. A good snd sufficient IT,
tie will be given OH the purchasers giving
bonds bearing interest from the lst day OF
January next, with approved security.
BENJAMIN F. DULANf.
June J
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-19
Splendid Furniture.
At the Gin of WashingtOn.

slt INC Ctty ~ uoHthStoH,
IN Friday the 9Th inst. the subscriber
OwIII proceed to sell by public aucti,D,
at the residence of the British Minister,
al The city OF Washington, the
Househ0idSK Kitchen Furniture
belonging To The Right Hon. STRAIT.
FORD CANNING II is not practicable
in the limits OF an advertisement TO par,i-
cularze all the articles Of SO extensive I'D
es adjustment Lor is IT Necessary, many
Of our citizen. having had frequent oIpor-
tunilies OF seeing them. For the inlor.
nation OF others, il may perhaps be ne.
cessary to observe that the furniture was
chiefly made in England expressly for the
occasion, and that il consists 10 part Of
Rose Wood Gree Selloes.
Do Sofas, both with Chiniz CO.
Do Chairs, with Chinlz Cusb-
Do Breakfast Table, round
Do Sofa, Writing and Reading
Tables
Do Book Stands, tastefully GID
- ed, &c.
Mahogany Dining and Break fast Tables
DO Tea, Gard and Side Tsties
Do Chairs, with blue Morocco
Seats
LIKEWISE,
A set of very large Dining Tables of.
Mahogany, feet wide 10y IL feet
Splendid Time Pieces and Chandeliers
do Lustres, Glass and China Ware
Elegant Chntz and Moreen Window
Curtains
Parlour, Passage and Stair Carpeting.
Beds and Bedding, with all the neces-
sary articles Of Chamber Furniture,
In short such collection Of FIRST rate fur.
nturs has seldom been equalled, but ne
yer surpassed in this District.
ALSO,
An exte nsiye assortment of COPPER kitch.
en- utensils, patent blahgie &c.
The sale will commence at precisely 10
o'clock, A. NJ. sGd be resumed on the iol-
lowing day at the same hour The goods
with the respective bills will be ready fot
delivery on Monday, the 3Otb inst, al 9to'
clock, A. N. Terms Of sale cash. II lie
term. are not corr Piled with by Tuesday
evening, the Isl day OF July, the good,
will be re-sold al the risk and expense OF
the former purchasers, without giving any
further notice. The house will be open
Tor the inspection OF the furniture from 3
to 6 O'Clock, P. NJ. on Wednesday, the
25,h inst. and on the following day from
10 10 O'Clock in The morning, and from
5 to 6 o'clock, in the evening.
P. MAUkO, AuctioDeer.
june II 2aw3t