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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

e IST OF LETTERS. remaining in The
n 4 Post Office. Marinsburs, Va. On the
! list Of April, 1891, which. il pot taken sut ky
the LIST July next, will he sent 10 the General
| Post Once as dead letters.
B-BPs. Elizabeth Boyer, Thos. T. Byrd,
| Esq. Robert Butler, care OF Doct Hedges,
| Mrs. Lucinda Bncoe. William or John
| BuPk, Sen. BOYD, Abraham Buckley, >
C-Joseph Chambers, .iary, Martha or
Samuel Cochran.
D-Mrs Becky Day. Margaret Donaldson,
Themas Davis, Miss Susanah Davis.
H-Rev'd. Mr. Ey.ter, Ellis Ellis, 2, Hen
ry EveFbart
F-Jssiah Flagg, Esq
G-Riehsrd Gibbs, Stephen Groves, ia
cob M. Gardner, Michael Groves.
R-John Hogeland, Jonathan Hawk, John
William llsltz Claw, Levi Henshaw, John
Hoskias, Christopher Hill, Rem Hudgel,
Patrick Hewett,
R-Thsmas F kinsel, Ann kcnney, Cath
arine Kesl, Ans Keys.
L-Dennls Lukis, Henderson Lucas, Jeha
Layman, Richard II Lee, Esq. John Light
.M-Eich olas Marquart. William Mason,
Jac,b McQuiiken, Ensch matthews, Q, w
3 Morrison, Arthur Mulhoiun, Mary Miller,
Aaron Myers, JANE. McCouch, Robert Me
Donald, Il. Montgomery, Mrs Brum Molat
Rachael Molat, Capt. J Mcgowan, Francis
Morrow, Mary Morrow, James Morrow, sen
.N-Israel Norinton, George Noll, Ana,.
tasia Nicholson, Samuel Nchsis, Esq
O-Arehibald Oden.
P-Nathaniel Padcn, Bec iamin Pindcr Of
Pitzsr, Dir. Porieriield, Nancy Paul, Susan
Pet
R-Adam Ridenhour. Jane Robinson Of
Israel. Michael RoOuev, Esq Abraham Rs
binssn. William Reid, q
S-James Small, Henry Small, Seral
Shields, John Stevens, John Shobcr, Rachas
Smart. James Smith, Michael Sharks.
T-Thomas Tabb, Rev'd John p Tur
ney !, John Threckmorton, William Tablcr
Theass Throckmorton, Eli Thornbursh
Cornelius or Owen Toland.
W-Edward Winning. Heary Wigle.
WILLIAM LONG, p. NJ.
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POETRY.

Frsm Hoods Genie Annual, 1881.
TALES; OR TRUTH IN
PARENTKESls.
81 really take il very kisd,
This visit, Mrs. Skinneh
have net seen you such an age
(Ths wretch has ssEs to dinnerl)
'Ysur daughters. too, what loves OF girls,
WHAT heads fer painters easelsl
Come here, and kiss the infant, dears--
(And give it, perhaps, the neasle'D
''Your charming boys see are homs
From Rev. Mr.. Russells;
Twas very kind to bring them both
(What boots FOR my new Brussels!)
"Vyhsu little Clary left at home?
We'll, now, | call that shabby:
Should lave loved to kiss her So
a f4bby, dabby, baby!)
"And Dir. 5 | hope he's well,
Alb though he lives so hasdy,
lie never now drops in to sup
(The better Of our brandy!)
'6cone, take seat long to hear
About Matide's marriage;
You've come, Of eourse, to spsnd The day
(Thank heaven, hear the carriage)
"What, must yea go9 next time hope
You'll give rue longer measure,
Nay shall see you d3wn the stairs
(With most uncommon plea.orci)
"Gsoh bysl gesd bye' remember all,
Next tins ysui take your dinners!
{Now David, mind, I'm nst at ho1a
in future TO the Skinuers
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

EETANTED to purchase, f.7R.I, fam
w four 10 six hundred acres; The iaa-
proyements must be Of the best quality,
ana the land hrst.rats, & lying In same one OF
the following counties: Frederick. Loudouu,
Jefferson, Berkeley, Virgins; Frederick or
Washington, Md Any communication ad-
dressed ts the editor Of the ATartinsbsrg Gaz-
cite or Winchester Republican, post paid)
will be attended 10.
March "a, 1881.
Sg-Wlnshesicr Republican, three times
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14
Ias beautiful and jul bioodsd Hor's
IElI1 G K G IB 70

VIII stand the ensuing season, rem the Let
| Of April until The LIST Of July, at the following
stands, viz en- Mondays and Tuesdays, at
the stable Of Mrs aIarIatt, IIskc's Run-) "a
! Wednesdays AID Thursdays, al ths stable of
! the subscriber, S!isatywesd, and on Fridays
and Saturdays, At TIC stable u Z. Lylcs,
Williams port. NJ the reduced price OF fee
aaitc9S the single lcap; eight dollars the sea-
son aud f{ie,n 1slars "a ensure ioa.; any
mare ensured and nst brought rss1ar TO the
stand will forfeit the insurance. Great care
will be taken, but no responsibility for acct
dents or escapes: persons at distance can
hsre good pastufs.e ut 50 cents per week,
and grain ii required, at tie msfkrt plice.
III X @ r. y is beautiful dark bay, 16
hands high. and bis carriage add action will
sufficiently recommend him 10 al! good judg
es. His sire was the we'll kuown rsna!ng
Aerse Hickory, his grand sire the celebrated
tuf horse Old Hickory, his g grand sire
the well known tuIf hsrse Whip, his & g
grand sire, Saltram, bis daaa Dido, by the
imp,rted horse Dido; Hckerys dan, was by
First Csnsul, who WAS got by Flag sf 1ruce
who proved himself running horse by WA
ming ten capital purses in Virginia; he was
by the famous imported horse Godiinder, his
dam by Fllmnap, his grand dam by Aristotle
Eickory's size has also proved hmscli nun
mag horse, by travelling over the principal
parts Of TIE United States-running many
races, and boating the following heroes, VIZ:
Alhbonc, Weasel, WilkinsGn's Boxer. the In
dian Little John, Poplar Prize Fighter, and
many others too tedious to enumerate.
arch "A, 1881. a. ODEN s CO.
Certificate to Jsr jesse H'eNs.
We, the undsrsigacs, de hereby certify
that we are well acquainted with the Stud
Horse Young iIicksry, ssld TO you by Mr.
! SAMUEL Miller; be is IA noieA foai gettcr. and
| the above sedlgree il worthy of usquestion
able confidence. Given u.der cur hands. 9Th
| Marca, 1876.
Pc!tr K'iag, Samuel Baker,
T. ~ .his.sr, J<coL Rntkfer.
4E,Torch Light, lIagerst0wn, tiaes.
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VALUABLE MIL AND LAND For

VALUABLE MILL AND LAND FOR
SALE Being DESTROYS Of removing TO
tho west, will sell, on the most reasonab Bile
terss, my property 10 Frederick county, con
sistlng OF a NilL. near BrucetoNn. former
iy owned AID occupied by David Rdeeway.
decd. 1t is in complete repair, and is loca.
tSn Is enc al the best in the county, being in
a remarkably fertile neighborhood, and hay
ne always as much grinding as it can Der.
Term. To II Is attached good dwelling
hsufe, with a large never falling spring in
the ya'd, and lot Of i l2 acres Of frst,Ia:e
limestone land
Also, lot Of 60 acres. a shsrt distance
from the above. one BALI Of which is in good
TN rcl, the other half under good cultivation
he mli property is within mics Of the
>mitdt,old turnpike, whence good convey
.hee can always he had 20 Baltimore: and
he contemplated railroad to Harpers Ferry, |
is presumed, will pass near tie mill
EDWARD S. BEE ON.
Frederick county, March 81. 1881.
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FEsO FARMKRS.-The subscriber takes
II this method Of informing The Farmers
OF Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that his
PLASTER MILL has undergone a tho
rough repair, and that it is now in complete
order for grinding of Plaster. He csn, at
all times, grind ton in from forty-:iye to if
ty minutes, and do it well-therefore no de-
lay need be expected His say MIL is
aise IN coed condition fer the reception and
saving Of timber. JOSIAH FLAGG.
March u, 1881.
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FEHO BLACKSSITHS The subscriber
Fl takes Iris method of making it known
that there is on his farm an excellent situa-
ton for a BLACKSMITH SHOP; a coed
smith would have every opportunity Of ma
king money, as there can be nc better neigh
bsrhood for the business. There wilt be
work sufficient for two hands
LEVI MENSUAEV.
Mill Creek. March 81. 1881
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EDUBLIC SALE-.The subscriber will sell !.
e. en- Thursday tbs 21st instant, at public
austlon, at her residence, near the Swan pend
a largs quantity of household & kitchen fur
niture, of every description; also stock
Of every kind, consisting of wsrl, horses,
colts. mick cows, hogs, sheep, (of tbs
Barbary breed;) farming utensils. such as
Ploughs, barrows, wheat fan, wagon. sc -
Six months credit viii be given on all sums
ever five dellars, ths purchaser giving bond
with security, under that sun. CASH
ELIZABETH Il. MORGAN.
ADril 7. 1881
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aEsMkSl mondays ana Tuesdays ut the
stable Of .Ishn Snyder, in Mar
ssxas s3tsssSs;s= 'nsbu:g; on Wednesdays and
Thursdays at The stable of Jno Thatcher, on
Dry Run; and on Fridays and Saturdays. Ut
the stable Of the subscriber, one ard half
nsiies from Martinskurg, and lie lit to mares
at The lew rate OF Jo,2 dollars The season; f,co
dollars and .tJty cents leash tie single leap,
Otherwise considered by The season: and sic
dollars to ensure a mare in foal, TO be paid
when the mare proves with ical; parting
with, removing, or not continuing the ensu-
red mare regular TO the horse, feiieits The in
ssrancc money. The season has commenced
and will end he 9jth June Great care win
be taken of II mares put 10 Young Leopard.
bat no responsibility tor accidents.
TOUNG LEOPARD is NEST beautiful
dapple grey, full sixteen hands high. yery
strong and remarkably active, possesses great
muscular power. lie vas sired by the cele-
b. atcd horse Leopard, who is in high rcpute;
hls dam first rate President mare. The
subscriber sesld, with as much propriety es
ethers. give leng pedigree of Young Leo
pard, hut deems that entirely unnecessary, !
as disappearance wili Sufficiently recommend
BIN to sonpetent judges as a horse 10 breed
rom Young Leopard las proved himself |
sale and sure ioalgettcr, and his colts a4c |
arge and handsome.
JACOB SCHAPPERT.
arch 81 1871
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Tile celebrated foeU mile Horse,
.SOCTMEH.N ECLIPAE,

~ WILL stand this scuson. on
TfT6:s1 CnGays, IucsG&,Sard Wtd-
nesdays, at iic sioble OF an
szssss, Ea szgzas thonv :. Chambers, in Mar
tiusburg; and Oh Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays, at the stable CT the subscriber in
iowa, and be let 10 mares at ten
dollars the season. arcs stlt fltu. a dis
lance can be furnished with good pasture at
fifty cents the week. The season viii Gem
mence the Goth of arch, nId tld tie g5tb
June next. Every care viii be taken of
mares. but no responsibility for accidents or
escapes. FOR pedigree and performances Sc
handbills, or skinner's 1uIf Register.
LOJDOU.N GREY.
VIII stand at the same places fer marcs-he
IS full sixteen and half hands high, bone
and body in propoItion-hc is niue wears old
this sprl0g-lIe viii be lei to mares al t?vs
dollars the season; three dollars CASH the
single lsap, and ten dollars insurance.
JOSEPH ENTLER.
March 8, lS3I-tf
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From The .Ncw York Constellation.
MATRlMONTAL ANECDOTE.

MA EIMOASlAL AILtbO H.
The Rev. BY. GA respectable clsr
symaH in the interior Of the state, relatee the
following aneedsts. A csuple came to him
to be married, and after the ksst was tad
the bridegroom Addressed kIm with
Chow much do you ak, nster1'
''Why," replied the clergyman. 81 gene
rally take Whatever is siIsrred nae. Some
times mere sometimes less. leave it to the
bridegroeAs.'
"Yes-sut how mach do you AZ, I say?"
repeated the happy nsan
81 have justsaid." returned the clergyman,
"that left it to the decision si the bride
groom. Seae give ms tee delIars; some, ave;
ssns, three; soss, Two; SENS, one; and
some, 9nly quarter Of one"
"a quarter, hR?' sald the bridegroom;
oval, that's as reasonable as = hedy could
AK. Let me Gee if I've got the money" He
tosk cut hs pscket book, there was ns mo-
ney there; h. fumLed ia all his pockets, but
not siNsence could he fad. dang il" said
he, II theuPht had sey3c money with me;
but rec ,llect row, twas in my tether Il sw-
SEES pocket. Hetty have you got sch thing
ga two shilus aboet ye."
"Me!" said III. bride, WITH a nixters sI
shama ana indignatisn-S'lm astenishad al
We, to came here TO be married without d
seat Of money tspay for ii! If ID knswn il
afara, ueuld'at a ce-se step With We; "
might haze gone alone to be married fol
all ma"
ayes, but consider, Hctty." said the bride
grsom, IN q soothing tone, "wo're married
now. and il ca2's De helped-if you've gs
SIGH thing a. a couple Of shilliBs -"
"Here, TAXA Ca" interrupted the angry
bride, wis during this spsech, had hsen
uaar,htnc~ "a Ia Vx@rly hor A1as ,
said she, with a significant motion Of her
fnger--"dont ysu never serve NC another
sieh trick"
a fortptdts Orangs sslleT.-Dennis Curri0
poer lrishman Of this city. who has for SO
yorai years picked up . scgSty pttanca fsl
himself and family, by selling oranges, last
week draw prize in the lsttsry Of s. Zoo
instances Of gssd or Ill lack are apt TO GENE
an clusters; 50 it was in tia case of DensiS
Currle, for the vary =ext day his wlfs pre-
scented him, as he said, with three TWINS
partly bHgs and partly glrlE-but us fee
sprightiy chiider as ever sired an orange.
'.4pra FooI'---The origin Of the singular
custom OF making fools on this DAY li.tt ol
April is buried in much 0bscur!tY, eul at
present IS difficult to be traced. That it IS
OF very old date, there cannot be i doubt -
Homes every Day Book" an account of
1T Is given. but this is not at hand 10 quote
for the benefit OF tie reader, who is fond o.
deep research. Some winter OF learned Tho
ban. tie AnGIuary. we believe, in Sir Wal
ter SCOTS novel &C that name says that NJ
explanation OF il viii be found in y poIt;. aiar
chapterand verse oft the Old Testament The
9TH chap sd. ' Of Joel is the passage refer
RED 10. ami the curious reader ha, only 10
turn 10 it, fer plain and obvious definition.
''!Strclcs sho'r ,ehich ,cay The ,ei.d ti5rs."-
Rsichle IS il 1 quandary.
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.NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY
$ q o u 80

% OsEPH JEWETr, late Of the firm Of
CUsnING & JEwErT, having taken the store
formerly occupied by Shaw, Tiffany & Ce.
No 220, Market Street, Baltimore. has on
hand an extensive assortment oil Classical,
Medical and School Books, of every dcscrlp~
ton Also, Family, Pocket, and School BIZ
BLES, in great variety of bindings and at
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JUBILEE.

JJ BILEE,
- EEILL stand the ensuing
ScZ-Y d w season, at the subscri-
bcr's stable, nea, NartinsLarg,
4srs4sssssaa.- Berkeley county, AMI at soma
other convenient stand which will be made
known in time. JUBILEE is a beautiful
grey, fun sixteen hands high-six years old.
and al the most approved stock; his sire was
bred hy Col Heemes. Of the Bowlingreen
and sired by D!omed: Jubilee's dam was by
Iep Gallant, grand dam by the imported
Bedford. The season will commence the
10Th OF March. and end the 25th Of June. -
his tine horse will stsrd at the reduced price
OF eight dollars the season, FIVE dollars the
leap, aad twelve dollars for insurance.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
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Hartinanurg Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,


TWO DOLL2RS PER A.TfC.u,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
on, Ttro Dollars snd Tir.rty.Jicc Cents,
AT THE END or SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred to the end Of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded.
ga failure % notify the di.eontinuance Of
the paper at the cod eli the time subscribed
for, will be considered as a ncw enga cement.
aT-No paper discontinued until all arrear.
ages are paid up, except at the discretion Of
the Editor.
s.'Advcrtisements inserted at the rate ol
one dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, and twenty five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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Globes, Surveyors Compasse., Matbenat-
icAl instruments, md an extensive assert
ment Of STATIONERY Also Printers,
Newspaper end Book INK in all its various
qualities.
15-J JEwETr being determined to sell as
low g, any house. either il this city, Phila-
delpi.ia, or New York, would respectfully in
yits Country Merchants and others, who pur
chase to sell Again, as we'll as the heads of
Colleges. Academies asd Schools aad the
proprictoFs Of public, social and priyat1 IA
blaries, to cali and examine for Themselves.
Baltimore, March 81 1881.
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EXCUSE E LOT FOR RENT.-The
La subscriber has for rent HOUSE, & Lot
o. GRoUND. on the Farm en- which he nav
resides, the House will be put in complete re-
pair He has also for sale, quantity Of
Single. Cooper and Wagon STUFF; like
wise, Timber BY the acre, which he will dis
pose u on accommodating terms.
April Z, 1891. JOSEPH GORRELL.
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BYRON-This beautiful, tho
rough. bred racer, viii stand
this season, (Which viii end ca
the Ist Of June neAt,) AT my
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n VIN M
a RO.4D MACON, with Fifth Chain.
"a Cover, &C. in good order, and set OF
Gear, on a credit of SIX months. the pur
chaser siring bond and approved security.
v. i. COMPTON,.
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" Stro'cs sho'r ,ehieh ,cay The ,eid ti9,cs."-
Rlichie IS ia 1 quandary.
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Potter Kiiag, Samuel Baker,
t. ~ .hisssr, jacob Rntkfer.
4E-Torch Light, la gerstOwn, 6 tiaes
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TIC Horse for I'arnlers.
TDUW @ Il,I! !G:G G, I: 4.

~ VIII stand tbs season. On
fxT.Fn Mondays and Tuesdays at the
9s1 stable Of John Snyder, in Mar
ss.sxa t.t5gsasesg,s iinsbMse: on Wednesdays and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-21
w the Pubic.

HAVING observed in the Gazette of yesterday an
ad' ertscment, which appears to have been insert.
ed at the instance of Cub, termed the " Columbia
Cabinet Makers Society,"" the truly " benevolent"
tendency Of which, seemingly is TO guard the citizens
OF the District in their purchases of Furniture butt
tensibly to operate against my and other Estab.
shmens for daring to have, in their estimation the
temery Of refusing TO submit to their dctstion and 60.
ycrnshce in the manag of my business.
The Society state that " in consequence of the re
iucton Of prices for iourneymen's work. they have
m de out "Book Of Prices" when in fact ,hey are
well aware that reduction of their wages has taken
place for the last ten years. but, the contrary an
advance OF at least wenty per cent? while the prices
Manufactured Furniture has, in proportonate ratio
decreased in price
The Society think it hut just to announce the names
Of those employ ers who have lin some instances from
lnisinformat }submtedt TO their dctaon and would
fsin prescribe those who dare undertake the manage.
ment of their own business, unti@mmeiled by any
pledges And for my self I can, with H.: boys" as
termed by them, (thougb havc joumeym e;,u.i to
any of the Society manufacture Cabinet Furniture iii
all IT. branches Of equal, if not superior elegance AID
durability, to any of the enumerated employ crs, with
the hes, worEmen Of this truly proscrpve ln,sna
5enerohent Society eoniirmaior, Of which assertion
would invite those wanting superior Cabinet Furniture
tn call at my Establishments IN Washington and Alex
sndra, and examine for themselves, as ! am prepared
furnish House, wholly part with every essen.
tis article OF Furniture, al short notice. and anly
at LESS PRICES t.sn those Who, they make il appear
pay higher prices for manufacturing.
JAMES GREEN
l. sf
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Education

'I>HE Trustees the UpperviIle Academy inform TIE
public that they have engaged the services Of Mr..
n. BENEDICT, late Principal Of The Rochester > ca.
deny, New York, gentleman whose experience and
ample qualifications well attested 10 them lie
takes charge, forthwith Of this School, and, with the
aid of Assistant to instruct the junior scholars will
be able to afford such AT enton to those engaged IN
the studies Of the Classics and the Mathematical will
render the institution worthy o. the patronage OF the
community Board may be had in respectable private
families public boarding houses at from 80 to 80 dol
lars per annum, including washing and lodging. The
Female School in the Academy has been for some
time. and will continue, under the direction Of Mrs
LITTLE who conducts it with great credit TO herself
and advantage to her pupils.
The schools which are here offered to the notice of
the public, together with their location, hold forth
strong invitations for scholars FROM distance. Upper
vile Oil the line, dividing the Counties Of Loudoun and
tauquer is situated in country remarkable for it's
beauty and salubri,y, and public Stage road affords
every facility If Respectable teachers of
dancing and music. in the village give opportunity Of
instruction in that way, also, to such as desire it,
nov l2-lawat THE TRUSTEES.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA. ~. c.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 10,
Schr. Mexico, Miles, Port Deposit; lumber to
John Bryan & Co.
Schr. Thos. Chiffon, Allen, Bladensburs; to-
bacco for steamboat Fredericksburg
Schr. Eliza Ann, Underwood, 0ccoquan; -four
to ]. 4 ]. II. Janney.
Schr. Martha 4 William, Donelham, Potomac
Greek; corn to the master.
Schr. Ann & Mary. Marshall, Port Deposit;
lumber to G. Fl. Smoot.
Schr Sailors Return, Collier, Port Deposit;
lumber to Benz. Waters.
Schr. Orozmbo, Williams. Port Deposit; lum-
Der to Jno. BRYAN s. Co.
Schr. Morning Star, Bell, Vienna; lumber 10
Stephen Shinn.
Schr. Ocea, Ryder, Chatham; ballast to S.
Nj. g. S. ii. Janney.
Sloop johnson, Duncan, Philadelphia: suadries
to Stephen Shinn.
SAILED,
Schr. Columbia, Smith, New York.
Brig Alexandria, Howes, cleared at Boston
for this port 18th inst.
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BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Bui\Aipg Xots at AUCTION

an Monday evening. ?lst inst. ct half past q.
<'c'ock. vii! be sold the premises sundry build
ing lots, viz.
On ttenry street. between Madison and WITH lotG
designated on plate as No 81. So n and -.
On Patrick street, between Nsdson and WITH, lots
No. 81, SO, IS and SO
On Mad son st b. tween Patrick and Henry streets,
lots No So, 81, 81 nnd 81
On WITH street. between Patrick and Henry streets,
lots No AZ. "a, IS aud %
On Fayette street, between Madison and w, tn SITS
lots No 22, "a, 20 and 27
On Payne street between Madison and WITH streets,
lots No. So nd 40.
On MADISON street, between F4yette and Psyne sts
lots g. 81, SO aud IS
On WITH street between Fayette and Payne streets.
lots No. 10 and 90
On WITH, west Of Payne street, 3 lots
On Pendleton, west of Payne street, ; lots
On ray 2e, between Wyth and Pendleton sts 3 lots
On purchases Vt less than SO cash will be requir.
ed; sums Of 500 and upwards, credit on months.
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