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AUCTION SALES
BY GRUNDY 4 co.
cONTYsUEArs,OR MARKET FARM.

COSTY SUEA'rS, OR MARKET FARMS
b WILL offer at public auction on WEDNESDAY
N the 9th June, ut O'Clock, at the Exchange
lots Of unimprOved land, distant from the centre OF the
Road,' which branches off from the Hartford turnpike
road near The first toll gate, and adjoins the farm on
which | reside.
No. / contains between II and % acres one half ef
A. which is heavily timbercd, and nearly all the clear
EisI land is meadOw. There is on this lot an ordinary
%==SFarm House, stable, spring house and stone
graney.
No 2 contains between 80 and 30 acres all in wood
which will cut from p to 30 cords per acre.
No is of nearly the No. 2; % of it
in wood, of equal gu. lily with No. =
No contains about 81 acres of which 30 in
r. wood. Ii has on it a Farm House, stable, dairy
EIzs' and pne, with few fruit trees; and there is on
G9it a very eligible site for a dwelling. Nos. !, 3, ,
and front on 'EHlen's road.'
No. contains about az acres, and is all in wood. Ii
has the advantage Of having several springs stone
quarry and good sites for dwellings.
No. 6 contains % acres all in wood. has several
springs, stone quarry and the elevated situation
for a country seat within miles OF the city, command
ing view of the city, river and bay. The land of all
the lots is OF good quality and being like that cultivated
on my adjoining farm, be Judged by inspecting my
growing crops. Nos. and 6 front on private road
leading 10 Hen's road.
There part of the above lots, that remark
able FORTS saubrty and they possess the advantage
large city of enabling the owner BY clearing
with native forest growth whilst the timber thus re-
moved, will pay the of the Improvements, and
large portion Of the purchase money.
Terms cash, and the balance On IL and d months,
with interest and approved endorsed notes Mr. A. j.
Boudn, county surveyor will shew the premises any
person DESTROYS of viewing the same; privilege VIII be
given to purchaser OF one or more lots.
]. SPEAR SMITH.
GRUNDY s. CO., Aucts.
Plat of the above properly may be seen at our
counting room. je lS-dts
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DIED,

Yesterday afternoon the 18th inst at4 O'Clock, afte
short but painful Illness the full belief of her Re
deemer's mercy, Anna Barbarl Hanzschc, consort
John r. Hanzsche, the 42d year OF her age leaving
an afectionate husband and five loving children
mourn their rreparabe loss Her friends and acqualn-
tances and those of the family, are respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral, this afternoon O'Clock from
her late dwelling, Mo- 30 Market street, between Ere d.
erck and Harrison streets, without futier invitation.
On the Both u Celeste Ann, infant dau ghter of Re
bert and Catharine Allen, aged months.
At Albany, Vermont, on the Goth ult. Samuel Todd
aged SO years, months and % days.
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FOR SALE.

A NEW six Horse Wagon, broad tread, and made
IA of the best Materials, at private sale. Persons
wishing buy the will please call upon Mr..
William Miller, at the Three Tun Tavern, of Pa
ca and Pratt streets, who will satisfy all such PERSONS
Ard if not sed at private sale before Wednesday, the
LIST day of July next at O'Clock, p. NJ il will positive
ly be sold by public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash, at the above named place.
PEREGRINE T. WILSON, Constable.
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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.

Barque Horenta, from Rio-35OO bags coffee to Del
ricks x Lurman.
Brig George Gardner from Rio-1973 bags coffee, to
ocirlcks Lurman; S4 do do to Edwin Robinson; 27Si
do do to F. Sir0hme; 1853 do do TO WarfeId s. Mac
tier; ID do do to VIM Buckeler; l29 do do to VIM.
Howell Son, do do do To Edwin Baily; "a do do to
der; 10 do do to Clark Kellogg; 100 do do TO Pratt
Keith; 9 bales bark TO do.
Barque Col. Howard, from LiverpoOl-l395 sacks fine
salt, TO VIM. Howell & Son; 400 common do TO do; 30
tons IN bulk TO do; - boxes merchandise to g. b. Ho
man & Brother; bale do do tons rock salt to order
Barque Baltimore, from Rio de Janciro-l29I bags
coffee to L. Robinson; 700 do do VIM. Wilson & Son;
$40 do do NJ Bathurst s. Som go do do Potts & Gar
wood Philadelphia; l75i do do ORDER lIOdo do E. g.
SHOWS 100 do do VIM. Buckler; so do do Thos Wilson;
46k do do ]. L. Kali; do do VIM. Sands.
Schr Pantheon, from Port au Pnnce-ls0O lbs log
wood j. Hooper & Sons 4l0 bags coffee to do; II
hides to do.
Br schr Rover, from HaTbor Island. Bahamas-1200
iozen pine apples to f. c. Monte; 1900 lbs copper
do eO0lbs old iron TO do; lot shells, lot lilies
lie and 100 lbs sponge to do.
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AMUSEMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
Corner of Baltimore and CaIreTt streets

Tall Attraction and Grand Combination of Novelty and
Talent -
EreTy Day and EseHi;Ig during the sces.
The PrOpnetors have the pleasure Of announcing an
engagement with the famous
MONS. BIH1N, the Belgian GIANT,
The tallest best propOroned and strongest in the
World! And the celebrated
DIR. VALENTINE,
The Humorous DelineaOrU f Yankee and other Eccen-
tHc characters.
MR.. DOWNE,
The highly popular and unrivahed FLUTIST; and
MR.. J. X. KENDALL,
Of Boston, SOLO PERFORMER of the C1arionet;
whose respective, unequaed performances have been
the theme of admiration the principal cities of the
United States; altogether, forming combination of
tractiye Novelty, Musical Talent and humorous Enter
tainment exceeding all former precedent
fIy@For Programme Bills.
{C- Saloon performance 10 co nmence at half past
O'Clock precisely.
{g3-Tickets 10 Saloon amusements, Including Nh
scum and Giant 50 cents; to the Museum only to sec
the Giant, p cents.
{Hg-Chidren half price
{g}~Hours to the Giant from II A. NJ. 70 i P. NJ
and from half past to half past in ths evening
je Is
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EILICOTT'S MILLLS-PUBLIC MEETING.

ELLICOTT'S MlLLLS-PUBl4IC MEETING.
A meeting will be held Mt Ecots Mills on SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON NEXT, the Goth inst which will
be addressed by Mr. BEAR, the celebrated "Buckeye
Blacksmith and other gentlemen The public general
ly without distinction of party are respectfully invited
TO attend,
3-For the accommodation OF persons in the city who
wish 10 attend the meeting, special train of cars will
leave the depot in Pratt St on that day at O'clock p
M, precisely, and return The same afternoon.
ie 10
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SALES OF STOCKS

At the Philadelphia Stock and Exchange Board June IL
$4,000 Lehigh Loan per cents l845, So
S2IO0 de do 1913, 81
$1,000 do 5 do 1871, (ApnD SO
$500 Camden and Amboy Bonds, %
20 shares Western Bank, AZ so
10 do Philadelphia Exchange 81
50 do Wilmington Rail Road Az 80
90 do N. Hope & Del. Bridge, go d. NJ 10
$1,000 Draft on New York at sight, 1893
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nz-TTPPEC.aNOE HARD CIDER, No. 2-Wih
meet at the Whitehall Gardens on fr'cdy erenang heLt
A. III O'CLOCK An persons friendly Tip and Ty and
who are not in favor of hard times and tile Benton hum
buggery standing army, sc. and Lendrum inquisltion
are invited to this meeting friend of Reform is ex
neced 10 address the meeting II is expected that eve
~ member of the Club will be NJ his post early as bust
ness Of importance to every Wing VIII he submitted
By order, koBI' DOIloN' rest:
RoBT S. BUTLER. Sec'y. Pa Jelo
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mzFOURTH WARD.

YH1IPPEC.4NOE CLUB No. 4.-1'here will be n spe-
eial meeting of the Fourth Ward Tippecanoe
Club THIS (Fhday) EVENING, the 18th inst at = o.
clock al the room oil the Academy, EnSor street, adoin
inc the Independent Engine House. The meMbers Of
the Club and the Wing voters OF the ward generally are
invited to be punctua in their attendance as business OF
importance will be submitted. -
BY order, JOSEPH q. BOSD,
Recording Sec'ry. -
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e@2asyEA,
%POsIS 0a
III CD
BY THE NORTHERN MAIL.
From the .NesO York Herald Of June IS.
LATE FROM FRANCE.
BY THE NORTHERN MAIL.

The Vile de Lyons arrived last night, bring
ing dates from Havre to May 18th, being as late
as those received by the Unicorn. We annex
the latest Hayre cotton market, brought by her.
The news from Paris, of course, has been anti
cipatcd by the Unicorn.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET, May 12.-Yester-
day, the demand in our cotton market was spir-
tied, and $500 bales changed hands, but without
any advance in prices. The attention of buyers
was chiefly directed to the grades from rs to 80.
FROM SMYRNA.
By arrival at Boston, intelligence has been
received from Smyrna up to the 4th of April.
The French fleet had Just sailed from Smyrna,
under Admiral Leland, to cruise in the neigh
boring seas, having been recently reinforced by
the ships Suffren and Algiers from Toulon
The Porte, in conformity with the treaty of
commerce entered into with the King of Greece,
has appointed diplomatic agent, to reside at
Athens. The person appointed to this station, is
Constantine Musurus, the son-in-iaw OF the
Prince of Samos, and for some time mis- deputy
in that island. This appointment appears to
have given great satisfaction to the non-Mussul-
men inhabitants, and it shows a disposition not
to confine the superior employments to persons
of the national religion.
M. dc Secrecy, the French Ambassador to Per-
STA, had encountered great hardships in his jour
ney from Trebisond to Tauris. His caravan was
81 days in making this journey, over a mountain
Gus route, covered with snow to a depth of or
6 feet, with the cold at the mean rate of II deg.
of Reaumer. After various disasters by the
loss of horses and baggage, they arrived safe at
Tauris
The Ambassador entered the Persian Territory
on the 18th of January, and was received with
great attention by the Persian authorities. The
Governor of Aderbidjou received the French Of
fcers, who accompanied the Ambassador, with
great kindness, and made each of them present
of horse and $50 Spanish dollars. These Off
GERS have probably gone thither for the purpose
of entering the Persian service.
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Al YES, o 4 Es, q XIGS.-W itIiout any dOub
" or controversy this day the greatest assor-
ment in the United States OF the most splendid Beds
Boosters and Pillows, Hattr es Comforts Cots, &c
sc. The est ablisbmon comprises the greatest quanti
ty and variety of goods in the bedding line that
behed on earfh aud they selling remarkably low;
however, those who wish purchase, if they wi II call
at the Bedding Mart, ut tie n. w and s. w. corners of
Lombard and Light Streets they will at once be sats
fed. jel5
a INTELLIGENT GIRL, not over y years
"A of age, who wants permanent home, may get Il
good situation by applying at hsofce. None need ap
ply but those who can bring good re lamentations.
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81 HEsPECTEULLX informs the citizens of khE
n q place and its vicinity that he viii open his GYM
HASUM, for the instruction of Pupils, in the formation
of Second Class. There will he decided advantage,
those of the first class will afford those of the
cond an opportunity of practising with them He trusts,
bv this arrangement, the patronage literally extend
ed to him hitherto will by proper attention to the above
Science be again renewed. His Pupils will have the
privilege of the of his weapons, free of charge, as 1t
Is rule with him to put them to expense but
once.
Gentlemen wishing to take private lessons al their
rooms can be accommodated. Mr.. b. requests all
VINO wish take lessons, 10 enter their names Oh or
before the both of this month"; which day Glass will
he formed for the purpose ofreeeivng instruction stimuli
taneousy, he being well prepared to teach an hun
bred or more Rf. b. deems it unnecessary to
say any thing in regard TO the value Of competent
knowledge of Fencing. In the College where he gradu
ated, it was of the principal sciences taught.
Mr. Bauge viii teach at the Gymnasium from 5 TO
O'Clock in the morning, and from IL to 2oclock IN the
afternoon, and from to 10 at night.
Pupils entering the room, can take lessons Inle
diaely the time not occupying mare than2J minutes 50
that well object account Of inconvenience
They will of be liberty remain at pleasure
in the room during the lessons.
Gentlemen informed by calling a the Gymnasium,
they be provided with cards for the exhibition
None admitted without card.
Payment is required i'll advance. II he does not
make you perfect, he will not charge cent
One lesson Will be given in each brGnch every day.
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th inst by the Rev. B. N. Brown, Custavus
Lownian to Miss Hannah Jordan, both Of Baltimore
county.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev b. II. Nada, Eehe
miah Crockett, Baltimore, to Miss Elizabeth F. Cross,
formerly of Annapolis.
AT Albany, on the 18th inst James Bailey, of Bati-
more city, to Miss Sarah MCGEE, OF Albany.
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Sh5-NOTTCE-There will be a meeting of the Wing
Voters of the Twelfth Election District held ut the
Blue Rail- Tavern place of voting on the Philadelphia
road on Saturday, Goth June, at O'Clock, r. M. All
persons opposed to the Reduction of Wages, Stand
ing Army Of 200O 900 men, and friendly to good order,
are requested attend. there will be some dstn-
guished friends of Harrison and Reform TO address the
meeting. l6je
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nm CHANG ERY, 9th May, IS40.-Ordered the
Il the sale made and within reported by BTantZ Mayer,
Trustee, n die in Chaneery between Charles +
Mayer AMI Samuel Barnes, plaintiffs and Mary Brown
and Louis Hart defendants, he ratified and confirmed
unless be shewn the contrary, before the
2th day of July next Provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper once week for three sue
weeks before the 9th day Of June next. The
report states that piece Of land containing hun
bred and eighty -four sold for fourteen dollars
per acre. lin all, for thousand five hundred and
venty-szx dOIlaTs.)
True copy-Test: RAMSAY WATERS,
je-2-Iaw3w Reg. Cur Can
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sA5-sTH W.4RD TIPPEG.RN0E CLUB.-In order
10 give to the Club opportunity of hearing the iS-
cue B1cksmih'' at Monument Square lHiS ~ EN-
ING, the regular meeting is adjourned until Tuesday
might 23d inst when Mr. BAER has promised to address
the Club and the of the 9Th ward, OF winch due
notice will be given. A. IL NooRh, ffesL
10
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sTOAER'S OFFICE,
NEXT TO MARKET STREET BRIDGE,
Under Washington Hull.
ASTONISHING LUCK.
p 81 75-SSUO0
= 20 oN Etanl

.fSI UNI5HING LUCK.
p 81 75-S6UO0
80 34-SlO0)
Both the I'd and 9TH capital prize sold in the Aexan-
dria Lottery class No D. The fortunate holders of said
prizes have both received the cash for their luckt ad
venture. Adventures should be careful TO look up
STONER'S Office whcn prize is wanted. Tickets
and shares are now on hand i'll the following uncom-
monty rich scheme.
BY authority Of the Legislature
New Jersey State Lottery, class A for l840, draws
Goth June for the encouragement of useful manufac
lures.
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1sz.sEVENTI WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB
viii meet on Friday evening next ut O'Clock, p NJ
G. w. w. HANSON, Prest.
n. II. COLEMAN, Sec'y jel7
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{l7-TENTH W.9RD.--A regular meeting of the
TENTH WARD TlPPECANOE CLUB, will be held
at the School room, the south west corner OF Eutaw
and Mulberry streets on Monday Evening, June 22d at
O'Clock All those in favor of Harrison and Tyler,
and opposed to standing army and the reduction OF
wages are requested attend. distinguished friend
of the cause will address the meeting
BY order, ELLIOT O'D. Pook'
lie "a Rec. Sec'ry.
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BY Patents for inUenti and Improvement,
and by the appreciation Of the Royal flea
denny Of .uedicine of Paris.
sELATINE CAPSULES OF PURE BAL
SAM COPAIVA,
BY r. FOLGER.
YHNHE Basam Copaiva is of all medicines employed
Il in combating the cTonics and acute gonoFrhRal at
fectons also the bennOrhGa called whites, the only
the specific of which has never been doubted, and
TO which physicians have in consequence given the pre-
ference; but its taste and smell the
of its being rejected by many patients.
therefore offer mode of administering IT in such
state that it cannot occasion the slightest Tepugnance
and this without submitting it 10 any alteration. My
method consists in nclosing il in the geaIne capsules
IL ncloscs the precious medicine in such manner to
disguise il entirely TO the taste and SMELL and goes in
the digestive organs without other mixture than
that of the gelatin, with which enveoped and which
is completely dissolved in the stomach BY this
the treatment of the gonnoTrhga being effected
without disgust, and consequently without interruption
will become more prompt and more sure, thus prevent
ing the possibility of relapse.
The certificates in my possession 50 Numerous,
that would require too much room to publish them ALL
IL needs only to say geatine capsules unanimous
ly approved by the school Of medicine among whom
found the names of
The Baron ALBERT, first physician to the King, &c.
Lisranc, surgeon major the hospital of lie Piee, sc.
Marolin Knight of the Legion of Honor, professorin
the medicine of Paris, and Surgeon to the King, SC.
Sold by G. S. DUlIURST,
Corner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf,
je IS-y lower corner Market Space.
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STONE WHARF.-The subscriber has hand
- and intends keeping large and general assortment
of very superior quality STONE WARE, which he of
fers for sale at the most reduced prices for cash APP
proved paper Country Marchants and others would do
well call and see his stock, they could fail be
ing pleased. He has also asso t1lent ofhs PATENT
PERCOLATING FILTERERS, article all families
using the Hydran should have, as ceanses the water
Il all extaneous matter, and renders that which was
before turbd, clean and peucid as spring water
Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free ofex
pensr 7. w. BROTHERTON,
ie12 6m Pitt street adjoining Hartford Run.
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u THE HONOR 4 8LfG TIE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT.
YHyHE UEDERST(.EEn rpsupctf,IIv renor+s.

q THE HONOR ALLIE TIE JUD GiId
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT.
TENHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports :
h That being about TO proceed under the authority
oft he act of Assembly of Maryland, entitled act
relating TO Mortgages in the City aud County of Ba
more, To sell at Public auction TO the highest bidder
certain parcel of Ground with the appurenances par
tlcuaTy mentioned and described in an indenture OF
Mortgage and trust between EdmuRd Gibson and wife,
and John Glenn bearing date the nineteenth day of DC
tober eighteen hundred and thirty five, and recorded
among The Land records of Baltimore County Court in
LIbeT T. h. NO 203, folio 300 &c. ne GId on the iourh
day of November eighteen hundred and thy- inc, give
bond the State of Maryland in such penalty and with
such security as were approved b, the Honorable John
Purvance, Associate Judge of Baltimore County Court,
IN relation to the sale OF said property, and did on the
day last mentioned file the said bond in fe office of the
Clerk Of said Court pursuant the directions of the act
of Assembly aforesaid, passed at December session
eighteen hundred and twenty-six, Chapter 1872. That
he did then give than twenty days notice OF the
time, place. and Terms Of sale by advertisement
in the American, Patriot and Piln,-three of the daily
newspapers published in the CITY aforesaid, that 10
say that the would be soil at the Exchange i'll the
City aforesaid the thiitieh day Of April, eighteen
hundred and forty at O'Clock Z. NJ. that the terms
of sale prescribed BY the deed aforesaid cash.
but the Mortgages had consulted TO extend the credits
follows, to witt fifth n cash at tie sale, and the
residue in equal instruments Ut six twelve, eighteen and
twentyfouT month";, with interest, and undOubted Sc
cuny would be required said credit payments, a3a
that said sale John Gibson became the highest bidder
and purchased and for The of thirteen thousand
dollars. JOHN GLENN, Trnstee.
State of Maryland, City of Baltimore, TO wit:
On this 2Sh day of May, eighteen hundred and forty,
before the subscrbeEa Justice Of the Peace in and for
the city aforesaid personally appeared John Glenn, and
made oath that the matters and things stated IN the fore
going report true and that the sale therein reported
was fair and bona fae.
True Copy. Test, THOS. KEEL, C!k.
ie3 law3w
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FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
The subscriber has for sale and elegant Family
CARRIAGE, suitable for or horses II built by
Mr. selvage Of this city, and has been used Price
very moderate. TIIOS PENNINGTON,
jeI9 dat 10 Lombard St. uear South
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PETERS, vEGETABLE Pulls.
Ffom he Zen York E.ramine1.

From the Rep York Examiner
r. would call attention to the advertisement in
w our columns to-day of PETERS VEGETA-
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au-
thory there is preparation of the day which en-
Joys so enviable reputation. At the south and north,
their success has been unbounded, and wherever intro
duced believe they have given the most perecct salts
faction We have this day had interview with one
of our citizens Henry r. Fox, who recently cured
of most remarkable and obstinate cuaneons eruption
where the whole body was covered with large loath
some ulcers, and the tonss of the throat eaten
avay-and by using these PILLS daily tor six weeks,
was entirely restored TO health:
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health of the body, be-
cause they purify and hvgorac the blood, and their
good effects are counerbalanced by any inconve
nence being composed entirely of vegetables, they do
expose those who use them to danger and heir ct
fect are as certain they salutary, they daily
and safely administered 10 infancy, youth, manhood and
old age, and 10 in the most critical and delicate
circumstances; they do disturb shock the animal
functions, their order and reesabsh their
health; and for all the purposes which vegetable Pur
gative certain cleanser OF the whole system are re-
quired, they stand without arival-they are allowed to
be all that be accomplished in medicine, both for
r7-For sale by G.K.TYLER,
Corner of East Baltimore and High streets
And by all the Druggists i'll Baltimore, and IN Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, ID. c.
lie 10 2aw
pNOR SALE.-A handsome LOT Containing about
IL SEVEN ACRES OF GROUND, on Madison ST.,
it is naarly opposite St. Paul's Charity School-isA
ana has fine grove of OAKS from about the cen 49,
of which, there q fine view of the river, and bay,
and beautiful situation for house, also falling
soring ofpure water on it,
jei9 JAMES BOSLEY.
WINES.
a SMALL LOT of superior WINE imported
Il and bottled by the late Luke Tienan Esq espec-
ally for his usenow owned by the subscriber viz
E73 Bottles Madeira, IA years in bottle
III do Finee, do
"a bottles Superior Port
rs do Sherry
l2 do Nuestuna
s do Re SALES
ALSO FOR SALE.
Is demiiohns fine Madeira
5 do Brown Sherry
&c bottles Shl Champagne
have taken license and propose to sell single
bottle, or any quantity of this Wine Apply to
HENRY ALEXANDER,
St. Paul's street-rooIn, basement story of the
large building owned D. NJ Ashton Alexander.
lie ITD4teo4t