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glance, he fixed his look steadfastly ir
front, while the renewed entreaties burs
from all three in chorus, with the same
answer.
Come down, Thady, honey !--Thady
ye fool, come down 10 Thady. come
down TO me p
$. It's honour, mother Its honour
brother Honour bright, my own Kath-
leen!''
Although the poor fellow was private,
this appeal was SO publick. that I did not
hesitate 10 go down and inquire into the
particulars of the distress II appeared
that he had been home on furlough, to yis-
it his family-and having exceeded as he
thought, the term of his leave, he was
going TO rejoin his regiment, and to I'M
dcrgo the penalty Of his neglect. asked
him when the furlough expired.
The first Of March, your honour--bad
luck to it Of all the black days in the world
land here il is, come sudden on me, like
shot !"
"The first of March why my good
fellow, you may have day TO spare then
the first of March will not be here not till
tomorrow. 1t is Leap Year, and Febru-
airy has twenty.nine days.
The soldier was thnnder-struck. -
/" Twenty-nine days is it You're sartin
ofthat same oh, Mother. Mother,--
the devil fly away wild yere ould Altman
ack-a base craiur Of book, to be de-
ceavin one. after living solong in the fam
lily Of us !"
His first impulse was to cut caper on
the roof Of the coach, and throw up his
cap with a loud hurrah!-His second,
was to throw himself into the arms of his
Kathleen, and the third was to wiring my
hand off in acknowledgement.
"It's happy man am. you honour,
for my words saved, and all by yonr hon.
ours means. Long life to your honour
for the same ! May ye live long. humid
red-and leap years every one Of them p
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MIS- CELL "A NE o Us.
From Knapps Lectures on American Literature.
A HEROINE.

n ElEhOlNE.
There was not village which did not
suffer by the attacks Of the Indians, and
many of them extremely. The assailants
would often conceal themselves whole
weeks in ambush, to wait for the absence
Of the men, and then attack defenceless
women and children. Many instances of
female heroism are on record, which oc-
Cured in that day, and should be CAREFUL
ly preserved. Among the most conspicu-
Gus was that Of Mrs. Hannah Duston of
Haverhill. pleasant village on the left
bank of the Merrimack. On the 18th Of
March, 1893, Mrs. Duston was made
prisoner by party of Indians. She was
on this day confined to her bed by sick
ness, attended by her nurse, Mary Milf.
Seven children, besides female infant
six days old, were with her. AS soon as
the alarm was given, her husband sent
away the seven children towards the gar.
rison house; by which time the Indians
were SO near, that despairing of saving
the others Of his family, he fastened afte
his children on horseback. This cours,
was advised by his wife. She thought /;
was idle for her to attempt to escape.
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Religious Books.

NOR SALE at the LANCASTER BOOK
IL SRORE,
Memoirs of Rev. Leigh Richmond;
Memoirs of Mrs. Judson;
Christian Fellowship, or the Church Mem
ber's Guide;
Natural Theology, or Evidences of the Ex-
istence and Attributes ofthe Deity, collected from
the appearances of Nature, by William Paley, D.
D. illustrated by Plates.
The Christian Contemplated, in course OF
Lectures, by William Jay.
Sermons by the late Rev. Jos. s. Buckmin-
ster, now first published
Baxter's Call; Bakers Saints Rest, new,
neat and cheap editions.
ALSO
Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, a va
riety of BOOKS suitable for
Sabbath School Libraries
June l6. "a
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From Hoods Comic Annual.
THE FURLOUGH.
AN IRISH ANECDOTE.

AN ANESOO1Es
In the autumn of 1875, some private
affairs called me into the sister kingdom !;
and as | did not travel, like Polyphemus,
with my eye out, gathered few sam.
pies of Irish character, amongst which
was the following incident.
Twas standing one morning at the win.
dow Of mine inn," when my attention
was attracted by scene that took place
beneath. The Belfast coach was stand
ing at the door, and on the roof in front,
sat solitary outside passenger, fine
young fellow in the uniform Of the Con.
naught Rangers. Below, by the front
wheel, stood an old woman, seemingly
his mother, young man, and younger
woman, sister or sweetheart and they
were all earnestly entreating the young
soldier to descend from his seat on the
coach.
"Come down wild ye. Thady"-the
speaker was the old woman" Come
down now to your ould mother. Sure
it's fog ye they will, and strip the flesh
off the bones give We. Come down
Thady, darlin %
It's honour, MOTHER" was the short
reply of the soldier, and with clenched
hands and set teeth, he took sitter pos.
ture on the coach.
Thady, come down-come down now
ye fool Of the world-come along down
wild !" The tone Of the present appeal
was more impatient and peremptory than
the last; and the answer was more prompt.
ly and sternly pronounced &" It's honour,
brother !" and the body Of the speaker
rose more rigidly erect than ever upon the
roof.
90 Thady, come down! sure it's me,
your own Kathleen, that bids ye. Come
down, or yell break the heart Of me,
Thady, jewel, come down then!" The
poor girl wrung her hands as she said it,
and cast a look upward, that had visible
effect on the muscles ofthe soldiers coun.
tenance. There was more tenderness in
MS tone, but it conveyed the same resolu.
, ton as before.
It's honour, honour bright, Kathleen
! and, as if to defend himself from another
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DRsDAI
Bilio,]]

FoR! the time N
-, ed to the publicII
ed the most sangujne !
which may be fairly nj
Of their many VIRTUES 81
They are very iustl,y|
safe operations as a ~
is necessary |; they ard
in all bilious feyers n
bowels, indigestion, III
and bilious cholick n n
against infectious disI
every kind by dissolyiI
matter, helping digest
a sure relief for cosstiyl
modated to all season
taken in summer or MI
without regard to All
Their operation is so !
experience they are III
heretofore re offered to /
The genuine are coJ
the design of the Cool
name thereon.
From the numerous
used, the Proprietors 4
only, from the Hon. /
Massachusetts.
MIR. DANIEL .-JhIl
of Bilious Pills in MI
say, that DR.. DayenDci
cine. ] ever used.
Pitts6eld, Mass, l0]
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From the Essen Gazette.
NIGHT

!.
Silent and full Of stars the awful Heaven
Is looking dow on slumber. There is not
The breathing of solitary breeze
Upon the cheek of winter 1t is still
As when the shapeless attributes Of Earth
Slept in the night of chaos and the wing
Of most heavy darkness hung upon
The Uniformed solitude. The trees stand up,
Without the show Of motion and the stars,
And the uprising Of the holy moon,
Make visible the silvering of frost,
Among their naked boughs. Even the tall grass
Around their trunks, is flashing, like the spears
Of fairy muititudes; the snowy tops
OF all the hills are quivering with gems
The jewelry Of Winter.
have gazed
Upon the things around me, until all
The grossness of reality is gone,
And can feed my fancy with the thought
OF most glorious vision. lean cast
The veil of earth aside, and send my gaze
Into the land of fancy; and look through
Groves Of uHearthly beauty. lean see
The golden pillars and the fretted roof
OF wizard palaces; the grottoes where
The elm spirits Of the unseen WORLD
The winged and mysterious messengers
From the far land of spirits, shake their plumes
And white wings in the moonlight. can tread
The iewelled pathway, where magic wand
Hath changed tn unseemly pebble to a gem
The grey sand into gold.
There cannot be
A vision loveIier in the Howery time
OF the revealing Spring, nor in the sun
And glory Of the Summer. It is as
The blissful Paradise Of Yemen's sons,
The fowery gardens of enchanted Gul.
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JOURNAL
CUNDUCTEU BY AN a
H ealth-the poor man
1NNIIE primary d

TENHE primary OF
IL of the Journal /,
means Of preserving b,
To attain this, all class
addressed; in a style ID
an avoidance of such pI
as would in any way d
the most fastidioua. 1
study, and careful obse|
them, SO arranged and
ehcaciously to their
tranquility. To whatd
may belong, the readJ
prccepts susceptible 4
food, exercise, the reel
body, climate and local
steal education of chi
nent and pervading ind
elucidation of which Il
mainly filed.
Many Of the most 4
other gentlemen have
the plan on which the ,
ed, and their belief tha|
by enlightening publicl
importance to the Welt
which have appeared,
viewed as a pledge of
the publication, while 4
tors.
The Journal Of Heal
pages each, cctayo, on
nesdays Of every mont
in advance. Commu5
received by JUDAH Do
nut-street, Philadelpha
The Journal of Hea {
at the end of the year
10 Subscriptions I'd
Lam
Jan. 10.
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NEw-Y0H
HORTICULTU1
Devoted to Practid
dening, and embf
ant information

dening, and emb1
ant information
ed with +
II S published mon
IL York, each numbe
ges, quarto, forming a,
800 pages. This wof
wings, and each volume
index. Price $500 ID
CONTENTS OF TN
Triannual Report Of /
Horticulture in the
BY J. Buel, Esq. /
The Horse avoids shaa
BY A. Eaton. ]
Education of a Youn
Editor of theNew-A
Jersey, T
Potatoes-diferent q
and soils best adaptS
Mixing and Sowing y
Report on the Fair OF
York, /
Remarks on the Prosp
technical Institute, (
Plants Feed on Air,
Average Mortality IN
American Flowerlng
Extracts from an ADD
sachusetts Hortlca!
niversary Celebrate
Tariff Law-Extracg
the Revenue. By,f
Letters from a Genue
Middle and Wester
Descriptions and DraY
mia, /
Underlying Roeks-
Health Of farmers
Ache.
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POETRY.
For the Lancaster Gazette.
CAROLINE, TO HER ROBIN WITH A BRO
VEN WING

CAROLINE, TO HER ROBIN WITH A BR
KEN WING.
How proudly on we seen thee borne,
Bird Of the Redeemed breast!
But now thy little wing is torn,
So rest thee, robin rest.
will not leave thee, wounded bird:
Forsaken and forgot
Thy plaintive cry is now unheard,
Thy mates, they answer not
may not bid thee ly and sing,
And mount thee upward, high;
cannot hear the woodlands ring,
As thou art flying nigh;
As once could, when every tree
Was musical with song.
When every branch was calling thee,
To meet the restless throng.
How often, red-breast, hath this wing
Cut through the airy tide,
And borne thee upward, bird athing
of beauty, life, and pride.
Maay 4 year we kept thee bird!
Thy song hath touched my breast;
Thy parents how they wept thee, bird!
When missing from thy nest.
For many year thy song hath broke
Upon my lonely hours,
And made me gay, as one who spoke
And breathed the scent of flowers;
And when thy mates their songs had hushed,
And placed their bills in rest,
Thy musick like fount hath gushed,
And soothed my aching breast.
And it hath broke my pleasant dream
And walked me from my sleep,
1t hath creps o Ter me, like CLEAN
Of musick on the deep.
And yet hailed it; for thought
Thy matin-song more sweet
Than all my pleasant dreams, though fraught
With happiness complete.
Many time we let thee out
And bid thee fly away,
Yet thou would'st come, and skip about
As though thou wished to stay.
thought tny Soice Ia.ai gut,
The sportsman strolling by,
And feared thy freedum-song would lit
Tie weapon to his eye.
And when far off I've seen the fame,
IYe feared to hear the sound,
Lest thou shouid'st be, where'er it came
Fluttering on the ground
And when heard the distant gun,
| held my eager breath,
/ heard the shot 60 whizzing on,
And feared they bore thy death.
But no that death-peal was not thine,
That aim was not to thee
Thou did'st sail on, as if line
From Heaven were guiding thee.
But red-breast now the sportsman's shot
Havegrazed thy little wing,
And thou hast stained this greensward spot,
Thou faint and bleeding thing! CAM.
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"A Valuable Medicine!|
O7-nrcoMMENDEp BY uNouEsrIoNABIE

lITsREc oMMENDED BY uEQUEsTIoNABLE
AND CONCLUSIVE TEsTIMoNIALs.~n
TIME Proprietor confidently offers to the
= publick what experience has proved to
be one of the most efficacious compounds in
the .Materia .Medica, for the cure of that
class Of distressing, dangerous and inveter-
ate Diseases produced by an impure state of
the blood, acrimony of the humours and vi
tiated habid of body, and usually exhibiting
themselves in the various forms of Scrof.la,
Salt Rheum, Leprosy, St. .Arthony's. fire, Fe-
Ger Saras, White Seedlings, Foul and obsti-
nate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes, Scald
Head, Scurvy and Venereal Iaint, where
Mercury has failed.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09

JOSEPH SAWYER, would most re-
spectfllly inform his friends and the former
customers of H. & 8. that be has taken into
partnership his brother, NATHAN SAW
YER, and that business in future will be done
under the firm Of J. g. N. SAWYER, at
the Old Stand, where GOODS may be bot
- low as at any Store in the county, for
cash or short approved credit
Bolton, Feb. 2, 1880.
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w III
JAUNDId

which have been n
SO eminently useful ii
Bilious complaints. |
T A fresh supply 4
for sale in Lancaster, d
w. Robinson, and ]. II
T. Doty, and by |. DAD
ham, by the Druggists |
October 6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
N, diciues Chemicals D.uss,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Perfumery.
Bronz. 5. Varni>hcs Brushes. &c.

TUViiE subscribers Offer tei sale general assortment
II of aforementioned artic which Physicians,
Country Merchants and others will find IT their in'e-
les, to call and examine Among the new medicines
have received supply of
Jtjube Paste; or, PectorM Gum:
This mcdicine, besides it's mild nature, possesses
pleasing TASTE color and form The jnjubc paste has
been used s,eiy in Paris with the greatest success
is sofrning pectorsi and calming; it etcctually APP
pesses cough and softens the piiuous humor in the
breast and throat; is choh beneficial to persons OF
Try constitution, with tendency 20 phth! sic. and to
those no liable hoarseness and loss Of voice
Dye Stufs-Consistiug of loswood, hache-
wood redwood, csmwood. Brazil dust, Brazilletto
lustic cochneal, madden, turnrrlc cudbear, indigo
arnasto, blue vitriol alum, copperas, cream tartar
pear'ssh, &c
| Perfumery-Of the following kinds: Cologne
water variety milk of roses lavender water, do
orange flower do pomatum Ivaretyl oil cedral, cas-.
STA, nero,, lavender and burgsmotte, powder puffs,
hair powder vinsgrc de rouge. vegetable rouge. &C
Soaps.-Cream of soap for shaving, IA supe-
rior arucle) rusr WINDSOR vsriegated white bar and
CASTLE soaps, &C.
Paints, Bronzes and Varnshes-Composed
Of chronic yellow, 40. red. do green prussian blue
white lead yergrs red lead. tharge pink, drop
lake Terra de Stems; also, blue and green sInalts
lfrostinp. red green, yellow aud white bronzes; gold
leaf and Dutch metal, copal varnish, and spirits o
lturpcntne; glue and sand paper, new supply o
Grand paint sash tools and camel hair brushes, al
s,xes-Which will be sold on accommodating terms
by WILLIAM HE" Co.
sept23
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
IIaAies' auction.

IHiS MORNING., at 4 O'Clock,
WiLi. he sold at Whites Auction rooms, a large
w ami valuable assortment OF China Crockery, cut,
moulded. pressed, and ensmelled Glasses, &c &C.,
consisting, in part, OF
in'lia dinner sets. ligh, blue brown and gr. de-
Light blue tureens wash basins and pitchers
Gold banded tea cups and saucers
DO do plates, assorted
China aud pam ed tea.sets
Elegant Cut glass decanters, in sets
Do do tumblers and wines
DO and flowers
Cut and plain glass uows: do do lamps
DO do do pitchers and celeries
China and blue coffee and teapots
Gilt man'e aud pier glasses
Mahogany do do
Toilet and swing do
Witha great variety Of moulded, pressed and enan.
eled glassware.
additional.
Mantel looking glass clocks, different sizes
Gilt picture frames, profile and painted do.
lot OF brass andirons, assorted sizes
Ivory handled sets knives X forks, 81 pieces
TIPPED do do 81 do
The ladies' Of Alexandria and it, vicinity are respeet.
fully invited and the suctioneer assures them that tho
articles offered for sale are without limits.
Gentlemen attending the auction, not accompany.
ing ladies, will please enter in At the door OH st.
Assph street, next to Gen. Lynn's Office.
~ Articles ready for examination Monday morn:
ing. sept 70
~ In consequence Of unfavorable weather,
the ano,r SAFE is pos,po ,ed TIL TUESDAY NORM
ING, 28,h instant, at 10 0',fdck sept2S
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.Mrs. NMAer,

LEAVING recently opened Select schoolfo for Young
4 I.,dies al her residence near Alexandria, d. T..
intends to commence her second term OH "Wednesday,
the 18Th instant.
She has obtained ateacher of superior qualifications;
and instruction will DE given in the following branch
es Reading, Writing, Composition, Grammar, Geo
eraphy Arithmetic Algebra. Geometry, ncient and
Modern History. Rhetoric, Logic, Mental and Mora,
Philosophy Astronomy, Chemistry Botany NATURAL
Philosophy French, Latin, and Greek.
The situation is peculiarly eligible for young ladies',
"a ,hev NAV pursue their stud es without being expo
sed to those interruptions unavodaby incident to
large town. and at the time be SO near as ENJOY
all the advantages of one; while ITS bestt, AID uniform
be.,hnes. At Nil seasons render it delightful and safe
residence. ,.:.,.
Mr.. w: promises her constant efforts in directing
the studies Of those entrusted to her care IN proo'
ing their health and happiness and. above all IN IN
sitting vir,uous and religious principles.
BOARD and tuition, per snnum, payaSie quarterly ~
Bed, bedding, and towels provided by the puphsi
| f not, there will be an extra charge OF ~
Music, with the use Of the pisno' As
French, per quarter. :. soho
lara ar. required to give quarters notice previou:
to leaving i've REFERENCES.
Re: a nrf r f Tippi, t. minsry, Va.
,,". VIM ,,'a. ns e:rsnsh. Washington.
Key. j. UP P: i ssG"Fs. Alexandria
! Doct o Fairfax.
F. S. Kew, Esq. Georgetown
sen. - ed3t5J2saw2w
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
BOOKS, ENGRAvINGs. &c.

among them ire large family ri, g. II I, Enelsh
pocket DO morocco. git, Scot,s ,heoloc,csI Works.
Svo's, Johnsons works; Woods Dictonar, Of the ri.
pie, Whnto"'s Josephus, vols, DO do, do, Daf-
bye Gazetteer; Plutareh's Lives 4v, G,bbon', nons
Va Hslets British Eoquence. , " Blackstones
Commentaries. 4 v, Termcs DE Laley, Rol,in. in
French, 10 v, do English, 4 40, Spectator, y; do
IL w Matte Bruins Atlas, lucas dog Eclectic Dnpen,
satoryi Henry Kirk Whites works. complete, 1 vol.
Browns Philosophy Of the Human Mind, Cooper's
Novels, complete, Is vols, with great variety OF No.
ves md miscellaneous works, blanks, states, pencils
chemical ink, quilts & Sent $
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Wanted imn,eAln,eiy,

! COOK and HOUSE lAIl:-The highes, cur,
- 'e'' wages viii be paid ior two efficient female
..''"-s 10 NE above capacity Then services viii
Hssd n the country, a few mites from Aexan-
- Slaves Sould D. preferred; bat free persons,
,.''7c satisfactory accommodations yin not be OBJ
.''a TO- i"qui'e At the store of J. ~ Johnson &
sent 81 -dStSeotf
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SALES AT AUCTION

~ There will be no Auction THIS EVEN.
ING. at early esndelight.
sept rs GEO WHITE
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Wines

f"Gsahscri6ers have Jus, received further supply
"a sa'S"ndy, Tinia, and Grape Juice, in quarter
Ai-9uArter casks, imported direct from Madeira
ST o''s s'h;HoSe, about two wears since. They
:, s''o on h4nA large stock Of old l.. p Madeira
.Is't own importation, Sherry, Port, &c all Of
IN tnes cHt- ~ safe on accommodating terms.
S.M. SIS. IL JANNYY.
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ZOO VOLUMES OF BOOKS.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Ny Goods ut .Auction-With-
out Reserve

out Reserve.
On TUESDAY,, 5fh October merit, at 10 O'Clock,
MILL be odd. under the au' hori,y OF q de ed of
w trust. at the store Of Nr. Rober Barry, ~ King
assortment of
DRY GOODS;
such as blue black, gre. and -oun cloths oassmeres
ca>sinetts. print aud blnke,s bookings Ranne.
pad merino scarf an! shawls, fancy ,bsws CO.
iored and white camhrics, musns linens, ccassians,
o'ack and Inquired gros de Naples. domesiics. super
IN common caco.s itaian grapes q lustrings domcs
tics, bomhazns 9, sIlk hose, cotton and orsed he. e.
ribbons, assorted cotton and silk hdkfsi tapes, pins
servings etc etc
Terms liberal at sale
WM LUDWELL HoDGsOE,
sept 25-eots Trustee.
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Family Iour, Bacon, " hlskev. ,

WI 'OuI I1dCVII, " HIShtV. {
VIZ S' crber of for sale, at his store, corner of
AHs aud Fsve.te streets,
' ,,, bushels Liverpool coarse s.,.
% sacks do 6ne 5 '"'
~ tons plaster paris
W barrels No gross herring in good order
w. 90 do l, and mackerei
~ 10 do shal. FIR family use
10 common whskey
40 pr'me Old do
- II apple krsndy
'' wed euted Shenandoah bacon
,. ''''-is prime f,mk aur
''o't1eu, OF GROCERIES,. consisting Of
~ .cN. 30 Rico aa,i y orleans Sugars; steam
ial ~ugu; isW hcgSheads very superior
= -.a' 'i,'l,,es; Inpe,iaN Gunpowder, aud ' Dung
''''l 's.; pe>t Rio Coffee; Pepper. pimento. l.
n,o Rec &c
'ey, 2S-ep6i PapnER,.K eOOTE.
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BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

Trustees Sale.
IN SATURDAY. the 1871 day Of next month, al
sale, at public auction, the premises, undivided
moiety of the Establishment commonly called the
AxsA CITY T.4TERN,"
SCI sl2 now in the occupation of 10 Clsgctt, 81
Es|sSsH tuated on the west side of Royal stree
and south side of Cameron street, extend
ing from the intersection of said streets south Royal
street 80 feet; thence west l25 feet 81 nces thence
south d feet 81 nches; thence west n feet, thence
north lO6 set 81 inches TO Cameron street; thence
cas-, on Cameron street 1877 feet 81 inches, to the be
ginning And
One .4,muity or Rent II, Fee Of 1924,
payable half yesrly-on the l9ih May and 18Th Novcm
Der in every yeAr-ch.rged a three story brick lie
nement and lot Of ground on the east side Of Roys
street, between King and Prince streets now in tn
occupation of James Green. Terms cash.
The above sale will be made under deed Of tru
from William s. Moore and wife to Il. l. Taylor, tor
the indemnity of Thos. Irwin.
For the Trustee:
aug IL -eo WIN. d. MUTT, Auct.
sGe The above sale Is postponed until ST.
TURD8Y. the 9Th Of iouember, OF noon.
TERMs-0ne-third IF the purchase money to be paid
in hand; the residue IN two quail instalments Of six
and nine months, with interest from the day of sale
the title to be retained until the payments shall be
completed with power to the trustee TO sell fol
any default in payment.
n. 1. TAYLOR,
sept Is rus,ee.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

MONDAY the Of
~ the following
Georgetown C. for taxes due respectively fer the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
BY GEORGE WHITE.

FURNITURE .luctinn.
MONDAY MORNING, eth instant, at half
past 10 o'clock,
4 T the late residence ,the Jai) Of Thomas Steel,
deceased, all his
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
coysisTrSG, IN PART, OF
mahogan, side board, bnrosus
l secretary ami book case, tables
Sofa, scttee, looking glasses
Several feather beds and fursure
cooking stove complete
glass show case, suitable for shoe. makers
Parcel Of silver plate
A fine mich cow
And collection o: DO KS, among which is D
large folio Bible, with fine engravings.
sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
81 Gran0 harmonic Piano,

~ 'npsuor tone. is offered for sale al a reduced
:, - p'ce, a0d ma, be seen at Mr. Charles Koones's
.oonN SCOTT u WRIGHT.