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Amtfthata few days after gerr ral
W+fttason's arrival, 1 openly Mention
is, if he thought it an evi
(h-M(f of guilt, why did he continue his
intiu.Ht-.y with me? If he his other
pi-nola a-i he once hin tart, why are they
nor. ijrt.uyt.ht forward : No efforts of
•nine; have, be? ■» wanting to provoke en
tjiiny' a* appears hy my conduct in
court, and by the following Inter deli
vered tojuuVe Hall, on the day it bears
datt> :
" Sir,
** It it! now upwards of a weak since
general Wilkitivm chmged me. at ih>
bar ol the Superior court, with a par
ticipation in high crimes ag.inst the
U.S. promising to support them by
afiidavit ; though you may probably
have heard this circumstance, yet as
j on cannot net without anthentic infor
mation, J take tbe liberty of staling it
that the general may be summoned to
lay any charges he may have against
me before the proper tribunal, or that
hjs neglect or incapacity to produce
tiiem may be another evidence of the
Unfounded nature of bis accusation. I
afa with great respect, your most obe
dient servant,
(Signerl)
"KDWARD LIVINGSTON.
ti December 26M, 1X06."
of tins document \ hai c
Ui 'able to o'ita'm a copy, but the part
was read respecting me was io
• mc«j, tbi.t Mr.Ket ne, a gentleman
of this city, who has bern absent for
many months, bad told RodgCrs s< te.a
time in February or March last, that
c were a number who had agreed
to undertake an expedition to Mexico
and on being urged to declare who tbey
Wire, b .tl answered, " there's living
ttottf but t'...e affidavit added in suii
;i,o c.c, that iWdgfcri thought Keene so
tn Ciirritst Ifiat tbe circtiinstance
had never occurred to him until within
-. days part, (a J The general in
the course ol his address, (for it was a
tote) of which I do not pretend to
give tiie detail, luatlfied his men
from the principle of necessity',
that desperate cases it-quired desperate
remtdi.. l ) 1 ' that it ** was necessary to
cut off- \l l mil to preserve the body .'' to
" lop off a rotten btanch to save the
no," (v fir.i'h d by requesting that
'is o ■ n*eri to the irutb ol
thi to. i'g. * be bad e.suiM'eil—-i:t.-i :i .
the nl ii,-. Nt whet, lie raised itis hand
(aji)n the H. y this was Sent to 'he
. 1 bal a conversation with l.r.
KOdgers; in Coo* qutr-ce of which the
tween us :
Alt',
v In my CofiverMtHin with y< i tb's
n owing) 1 thank you staled tirai you,
I-,. ; h very liei feci recollection of
OtJohr'd by Mr. R.CCUI , lo
vi'o ' in a
" and that yoii may ■
mentioned some In your ah. iavit
from beat ing tlien; frequently spok ti
ot. YoU also stated, if f recniieci I
.on did not think frotti Mr. kerne's
njierj that Ik *a 1? in earnest find
•hat tie cfrcumstanCe made v«ry little '
r■■ssi iti upon \ ou at the time.
11 1 also wi-sti yoti to state whether
r luith'es (J doiiot wish you to p.ir- I
ticuia'i-e them) weri rot mentioned by
Mr. Ka cue, and are not set forth in
your affi'iiivit i whether any or them
been arrested, -/id wkethtr om-;
or more, are hot now in the service of
i]ic Uu'ted fttatts.
' S'eai- iiniiieiitate answer to 11'• -n ; "
w ; !l much ob'lge your mot obedient i
at i
»ed)
iWART) LIVINGSyi'(7N. |
T) Crr •;>,.■ ~f,.
To Ur. Kodgers."
" Sir,
" In our couver'-afinn I mentioned
•here was a possibility that 1 might
;i — futroduced names in my nflidavit !
I toned by Mr. ;
Ke.ne l t N tne, because the persons sus- ';
p-etedh.id been freii'jetitly spoken of)
in my hearing, but believed that 1 was
CoriJCt, I likewise menvioncU I
li vi not then placet! cotiiidenee in Mr. j
pe's nan aitive supi»osiug that
- Ibiir' would not have chosen a wild .
Tattling feHow such as ! rv'h'er i
ti-, sip mes The names of »ll the per- |
sons tneiiti'tad |>y JVlr. Kaenc, We're,
si t brth in my atbdr.vir, noiie of whom !
havel believe been arre.'rd, one of
fiiOii ;s iti the service of the United
States,' bat he, wit.i anotht v, were no. i
ticediri my Certificate, otherwise than
the 11 st.
[Signed]
V</. ROGER::., S'ur ? eon
U. S. Navy.
To Edward Livmgstoif, Esq."
i>ecemlier 2r>, lt>o6.
iiom this it appears among other
facts that Mr. Keene mentioned tbe
names of several gentlemen none of
whom have been denounced, or arrest
ed and ori'f of whom is Htttfally an c.ffi
cei cow employed under general VYil
1, iiison'scaimmand. If the gfiVeral then
gave credit to this information why are !
liotthe others deiiounctd f If he did
Tar/i, why is it made the ground of accu
sation against me ? as to the payment of
the money to Rodman let it be remem
i.ered that no secret w;is made of the
transanction, that I told it to the prc-e
--cutor fcir tin: U.S. as apptars by the
following certificate.
•* Shortly after my receiving infor
mation of the arrival of Dr. Sail man in
this territory, Mr. Edward Livingston
informed me, th.at Bolbiian had pre
. d to him an r.rder for about two j
sand dollars, drawn in favor of
tiolhnuu by col Burr, and at the -aiiic
ti'nie,expressed his surprise that 13urr
*houkl nave been indebted to llo.'lman.
[S.gnec]
"JAMKS DROWN.
« December. l'J, Kiuo.''
>
» --t Gn4 WOJ p tun, r,»
he shoe,!,l c'e.-.lave tbf'trotft,
suggested the propriety of rtducin
testimoify-t'.' writing, he then hesita
#«d though his counsel waj» at his
;-. one of the judge* requested him
to take a sea* on their bench and offer
ed to reduce his charges to writing Uim
yei he refused tins service, and
seemed rr.r i c inclined to incept ano
ther, which .was in courteously offered,
i hot One of the jotlgea'wbufd wartr.n his
excellency at any ti«Ae that might be
convenient tnhim to take his deposition.
Hitherto durb g this .-re.c so degrading
to the ad.n'mi traf.on of justice, so al .r
--roing To every friend ot' personal free
dom, so calculated to excite my own
Indignation nr.d surprise, I,had been ;
silent ; but alarmed at tbe turn 1 saw
the business was taking, I now rose and j
demanded, I even descended to entreat
the covet that .my accuser should t t
the bar w thoat establishing his .
charge on oath, without leaving tbe at- I
ii .aval on which it wak, founded} that
I might b;- committed If RnHty, tn the
prison which 1 merited, but tl ;it if inno
cent as I declared, myseif to b •, 1 might
not b to return '•• my fun fly
through 'lie crowd of coy fellow citle us
who surrounded me, loaded with su*
.', ..I rite h'-gl't-st ci -noes : 1 ripre
■ i that public justice .as. well as a
regarlfor private character required
this -iti p. 1 advei" dto rriy situatio
... 'jj of ',:.(' curt. I St tied, th it
pry accuse* was at tbe o al". that be had
reg »e»ted my arrestj that be had time
to tieliberate upon, to prepare J and pro-.
■ d ice his dharges, and until Ke w is re
d to reduce them to writtcg had
declared hirmself ready to aubst ntiate
them oa oath. 1 know r.ot whether
ai. were good, io me tbey
appeared irresistible, but doubtless
' tbey are either weak ill themselves or
: they were f'.vbly urged, for with, a grief
and astonishment J cannot w< 11 d*st ribe
. the rem', I h.dr
after i-. diving the thanks of tt»e pre
siding judge lor the communication', and
an apology for the trouoletliey hadgiv
■en him. 1 was somewhat consoled.by a
promise which 1 understood wa« made
I that the chai t- should be specified in
6oiift on the follow-In
jft a duty to myserfj immediately to
; cleaf fip to the i in of the court 1
I and audience,' the est-. g on
| which the cjh'.irge §eemcd principally to
rest, with tbis \iew I hud during the
Course of ihe accusation sent for i
papers from my house, and '-uter hi
with some difheuffy got ever tiie ob
jections which, the forms of the conrt
j presented to my being heard, 1 stated
; ibat. among the debts I had cotif.
jin New York aid which were unpaid
j when I left if, were two notes both the ;
| property of cob' burr, but Which were [
,in I tie hands Ot rhc bouse ot Dunham
j and Davis and whirl, were sued in their
names-, but as I both-- ed for his use,
3 judgment had been entered
I against me on these noted in January
rmy departure from New-
I York, that ttrejudgment bad been as-
I signed to Aurnn Burr, by the hbrtse of
; Dunham and Da-is uml that he had sent
| out fhc exemplification of the judg
i merits' and the assignment which i pro
duced," more than a year since to Mr.
Daniel Clark Of this city, lor collection,
and Hi.ally that on Dr. Ihiiiman's arri
val in this city he h;ui brought me an
ordtt Fr.nni coi, burr, which I produced
in the following wcrus »'
11 }'h:ia<:tt.;ihiu,2b;hJulyi 1806.
<■ Dear Sir,
" Doctbr Bollm.an will receive what
ever you nfiay be oi.spos; c to pay him on !
my account, and will give a discharge
on payment of im;o dollars, a part af
least of thi 3 sum will be necessary t<*
him. But 1 shot!id not have troubled
S you ifi could have pdd hi in irom other
resources.
(Signed,)
"AARON BUJRH.
a To' I'ldivi'i d Livingston, Esq."
(To £S CON-TIfiUED. J
3. j
Fry the Ann, arrived at Nsrw-Cafrlr, |
We ham that a civil Wttr rag.-;-, in the
devoted empire of Ilayti—The rival
chiefs arc Chriflopl c and Pction< Se
veral bloody affairs had taken places—
It ii Itat'd that in the ehcaio:i for Pre- |
fiden't, Chrifrophe had 60 out of 75 |
votes ; anil that P. tion, though in lb
weak a minority, had railed the fland
ard of revolt, and was determined to
contell by arm:! Chrillophc's preten
tions to office Rufincfs, of courfe,
was in a tnoft unfettted iituation. Ab
fafliiiationrt, plunders, Sec. were frequent
— The plantations were entirely neglect
ed.
'*>««■'
LONDON, Nov. 19.
A vessel lias arrived from Cadiz,
which left that port oft the 25th vi Oc
tober. Letters have been received by
this Qonveyaiice, which state that the
Spanish government had declared the
country In danger.) and it was resolved to
raise an additional force nl 150.000-men.
Of this Cadi* was tol'urnish 100(1 infan
try, or 500 cavalry. The reason as
signed (ot this extraordinary measure
was the momentary apprehension of an
insurrection. Proclamations, it i* saiti,
were issued in profusion to confirm rlie
wavering, and rbaae all the dormant
loyalty of the country. It is however,
suspected, that the danger of internal
Commotion was bat the pretext for this
act of vigour, and that the Spanish go
vernment bud no greater fears th tn
those which were excited by their .-.Hies
the French.
WASHINGTON CITY,
-, .».'.'?• 9.
i. On Friday Inst Mr. .\LTSSA-KDBRj
was brongbi before Jutlee D.ucket, by|
the oTicer who had him in charge I'roni ;
inSori. Th« 1-- ' r pre- '
I a letter; trn-r, tl.e <-f
War, addressed to Ui.iti, him j
tr*t »!:•• Mr. Alexander b*:fore one pftbo
Ja ires of tb« Circuit C.onrt. .In re
Dti'-kf-i c.-rtifi-d on the ktcK tifth let*.
tet', ii.at the rlirectic>ri ci toe Secretary
liMil L>een complied with,ami that no evi
dence had !>• en at', c , seeu.cd. to'
require! ?,iiv procvedinß on !ii s part.
I This the ofiicer coaddererl as a ,-'is
i charge, and of course released hil\
Alexiindcr.
'At a niceting pf the Columbia 7V?-,"
Company,ou Tu.esdaj the 3rd Fe.brft
arv in-it. the frllbv mg resolution
1 passed unanimously—
; Ilr:^oi- , that the tn mks<
C'Mii'viny be p'.-tat i.te.i to C«pt.
Cussiu, and other citizen;, of the Navy
Yard, as a tcsrimaay of the high esteem
iti which taey are held by the Colum
bjn r'jre Company", fibr their vigilance
j and ineretbrloijs conduct in exthi'gunh*
m,r the late fire m the he-
John Deoi.psie on Sato; 'a v last the Slst
ui'.itid th a the secretary do cause
j this resolve to .he published in the Na- 1
" cv -
Copied from the minul
J. t, rHOSTj Sec:
• . /..- 10- York, "ft bryary 6. , j
Captain M'Cnllen, ut Uu- b.rifj..Th* • ■
tis, from St. informs us, tiiat j
nt] the second 01 January tne Danish
SChodner t airplay ivtunucl there from ■
Ciurracoa, whrrc she had i.ci n to carry ;
j arms, with thi? intelligence that Cuvra- J
J cjv) f tbe Rritish.
BASIL D. BE ALL. {
I Has juft opeVed, next door to Mr. Samuel |
! $£, Smith's Printing Office,nn eatenfive aiTort-
I ment of 60EttN*8 VTAKiT, Lt<?UORS
land ORQCEiIatS'; which he will fell
lat the moll reduced prices, retail, fia»
1 IJtfl French Brandy,
Jamaica Spirha,
Lifbon Wine,
Sherry do.
"Whifkey,
Holland Gin,
Hy on, *}
Yuung Hyfon, /
Hyf.m ikin, and f l,s,v '
Souchong, J)
Soap, Bull
Dipt Caudles,
Mould Candles,
Alfpice, Peeper, Almonds, HaiSns, Figs,
j Fippins, S'igar, • , icoltte, Muftard,
Lo. f Sugar, Sweet ti!, Corn meal, Oat.«,
Capers, AnccWVif*, Oranges and Fil
bti'u, &c &c eejrs, and
Sflinira BejpsM aria many ether things toD
.<■ , > nidntioa.
■ droumejaC of Queens Ware
vi ..'. he will iti! very re*ioaabie.
February 9 —3t
N. 0. He ejpecta Two doeea of Cm
on in a few vt'/i'tki which he will fell
lew.
NO
j J. IT!-', Resident Citizens of Wcjehintg*\
,/'.;. c'ir- who are desirous of
members of the ?r. ANDREWS j
SOCiKTY of W* inrai 1 an, a-e reffee&fuliy j
j nn](ifi«id,that a meeting will he held at Mr.
i Rnon«iNt!>f!tr>! on Friday evening the Ijth I
:.!.;. -a- ? IX o'clock, for the pbrpofe of cieifl- |
irs; Officer* for 1 flat, and tran- ;
frch osKerr BiriSnefs as may be peculiar !
tO'a fo4iety of that aaturei .
As thofe qualified who attend the faid i
meeting, will of courfe he admitted .is mens- |
h.rs, and at thofe who do not, can, (on a j
iubfequene application for membtribip) be |
"cd only hy hal'ot, the hope Wonld !
j fondly he indulged, that thin oppaWturtity will
j be cheerfully embraced, by all I'ich as with to
I promote ?m:nfiiiu'i?ur, fo much calculated to.
\ alleviate the. lorrows 6f the dchitut*:, sad
thote who have none to help tktai.
Fck-ruary s—at
LAM)S FOR SALE.
j ""ft fit'- f'ubler;ta.rofts'; lor nlethf. !o!!owini»
JL trac»j <d Lincl, lying in the county of
] Fairfax, Virginia, vis; One Tra<s oOthelouth
j fide oi great iiua'iMg Creek, tn Pototnac
J river, about a miie from .xlea.-n.rir-* zn& con
tiguous to the foutliern abetment of the bridge
about to l-t built over the (nil creek, 'there
are on thin tr<ui£ about 900 acres, 400 of
which are rich low ground?, 450 in woods,
moft of which is heavily timbered, and the
reft rich upand— this traci may truly be faid to
be the moft valuable of its f<*e of any on the
river. Alio, One other Tract, about 6 miie*
trim Alexandria (on "which the lubfcribci
rcfn.es) lying on the new luKNriKi road
leading to the wtliward, atd contains 857
teres, well improved with houfe*, bam, fta
hles, mill, &c. orchards au - rjeadowt,~-trio
improvement* o» this land coll aeool.
One other Trail about 5 niiiti above the Ut
ter, colttaing 337 acres, with about 70 or 80
acres of bottom land, lying 011 Accocine.k
1 un, convenient farm houfes, good orchards,
&c. Alfo a moiety of the farm on whkh
i.i-.n'l *?i!iianiß at prefent rcSdcs, af.rutthrie
mile* from the iafl mentioned. Alfo a fr3<rt
about 13 miles from Wintheiler in the edge
01 Shenandoah county, containing aSo seres.
Alfo about 6ooOacies of l<.ndhi cic date ol
Kentucky, a coufider ble part oi which, lying
en the Ohio river, ij *cry d< Arable and vi
able Purt haters of .-.ny oi the above property
may be accommodated with horfes, tattle,
iheea mid hogs', farming Otenflls, pr. c
&c. 'I he terms, which will be eafy, m?y b<
kno" n by applying to the lubfcriber 1 ea.-
Aicxandria.
AUG. J. SMITHS
February 6—-aw
£5' Good Lands in Weft TennrJTee and
Negroes will be received in payment lor a
confidcrable part oi the above property.
NEW STORE.
! XK7
> VV AS committed to, the j>il of Wtvf
ton concty, !"> the Bttt ;>t Maryland,
! Jth ia-l a th.v atto r»i|4, wl-.o calls h
! CHORfIT'; :o;d on the lOtli In*. >\gro
j FtNN'Y .and tfi t fcys h« belongs
to Bcuhtnio Fayton, of King Ocorge i:
W VJtglufa j he l mulatto, ai
feet to inches hijjh, sa or a? years old, han
fear an hi*, tip ivesit. » negr.rt cotton cost,
Jacket and breeches, and h»« sruh him a f rip-
I e<l csttrn, and r. JjTtirfeiilcs Cjnihtltjg Jacket.
''Amy i.y:- trie, is the wife of George,a'uf .that
I fhe heloii,j«-t,)« c,d.- Tay or, adjoining X ;
George county, s'.t.o. ii about, rae Ctne. 'geof
.Getrrge, a low woman in itaaire., with a fear
over ht. rig it eye,, and ;s I<r c in (.rc-vr,
naix.y ; fhe kit on* lhtfsy j&ekat md Joins
i light bine pefiraat—Hef tU.-d. is
about 13 mouths oW-—Their «wn*.r or •.%-ncrs
are defued n re'eafc them, or -hej will be
fold lor their ji.il fees t.i law.
. ISA .C S„ WHirr, Sheriff.
; KsgerstoWr, February 6—W3t
New Engli£H Piano Fortes,
0/ Superior quality.
ir
J. MF. Sul -a-.r,her has imported from Lot).
dun, via New York, four Engirt) Pis.no
Fortes, with additional key.», A (lor, maker —
1 wo patent hair. keyed flutes—Six common
flutes with eon key and I'iano fieel wire, Nu,
9 io. and li, which he offers for falc on
very,niciie.ratc terms, far cafh only, or aepo
tisblt no'cj, with approved indorur—-The
i Ir ft ru merits , hive besn examined by
; the iiibicriaer, who, (,I»ttering himfulf to be
| a judge,) vMli when fold, warrant them .to hr
l ol luperior quality, and witeoutany defs.it..
j . . P. MAURO. -.
%* For terms and r-thpr particulars, opplj
at mv (tore, oppyfue the leva: building*.
! Feb, 6—t c .
FOR SALE.
I p •
I A ART of Lot No. 46, containing-30 feet
■ front on Bridge flrect, adjoining Mr. John
j Lairds'* counting room, withi.i a few c'oors
of the houfe now occupied hy ,the Bank of
j ColHmbi* and in th» immediate vicinity of the
; market, a mod eligible Gtnatian for a llore,
i counting room, cr dweling heate in the cen
t tit of the town. For terms appi? to Gen.
1 John Mafon.
Jaauary 14 -wt't
Fifty Dollars Reward.
.V ■ ■
I -*- OK apprehending Richard Got!
i «r, who broke jail hft night. He wis ecu
■ mitted on his confeition ot palling counterfeit
! checks; he is aboutsfeet 7 inches high, fair
, complexi -n, light hair, grey eyes, very much
I pitted with the fatal! p-x, and pretty much
I round fhouldcred. lie was a iaiior in the
. United f.'fatei.' fervice, had a blue failor
I jacket and trowfers, a long blue cost, it vera!
white linen fliirts, a pair of fhoes and a very
g.osd hhek hat. The above reward will be
g Ten for apprehending and fecuring th« faid
Gorier in any jail and giving ai'c iuiormatiuu
thereof.
DANI. c. brent,
Marshal of the disfict of Columbia.
December a — j,awtf
NEGROES. j
-»■ OK SALT., f.r a terra of wars se- i
vcral Likely youl i, among tliem is
• very good took To hire by the year, two j
Laborers and .i Boy-—they all have J
Alfo to rent on north O j
ftreet, fquarc 141, a Two tftovy FiIAMB j
HOUSE with two rooms 011 a fljor snd a
peffage,
Jinrjuire of the Pri-jter,
Odlobrr ij - wtl
SO DOLLAHS REWARD. I
RAHAWAYfrom the fubfaiber in Auguft
. Eft, N„gro Chabus—h<; is a ftra ght
well made black man, about 36 years of age*
5 feet 9 or 10 inches h-gb ? has 101 l foaie of fcis
fore teeth ; is remarkably polite and panels of j
a gallant. The above reward W'd be P*w t?
my per on who will bring him home or lodge
him my jail fo that 1 gee hira again.
Wm. B. BKiN£S.
Upper Marlbao', Jan. 9—tawtf
—
TEAS, BRANDY, SUGAK, SE I
GARS ORANGES, &c. fee. ,
W' AL 1 KiL fc CLEMENT SMITH
have just received by the Maria,
captaju Stodd'-r from New York and the
Union, capt. Bscon from Boflon,
io chefts frefh young hyfon tea, belt quality,
20 boxes fine imperial tea—faiail packages
nut up for family life,
i 9 pipe* genuine old 4th proof cogDiac bran
cy very faperior quality,
4c bigs Eaft India white <i*agar,
40 boxes Rouffctts, beft Havanr.a fugars, 1
20 do da, ad quality,
7 bags black pepper,
i% boxes frefh Louden muftard,
5 casks excellent Gofhen chcefe,
3 chefts Dutch htlf pint tumblers.
j ioo Loiter b'toom and Mufcatel raifins.
6 barrels Spamfh filberts,
I j liese« fine Smyrna figs,
19 bairels Newtown pippins,
15 b*rreaabcft Newark cyder,
3000 frcih oranges,
ijo boxes mould & dipped canuirs—Samsfon
and Co. and Morris's nianufa&ur?,
za crates we ; l afTortcd, Oarers ware,
730 gunny ha^s.
AND IN SI/OPF./
Frefh Hyfon, Hyfoa Chnlan, Kyfou Skin, *
Souehoug Teas, iv chefts and Voxes, 15 hhds.
excellent Tritu&d BeaK Sugar*, genuin*
old London particular Madeira wine in pipe*
and q-.tmer tastta', Lifbon, 'renerifie, Sicily,
Catalonia, Port, and old Sherry Wines In
quarter ca«ks, re?.! Koi'.atid tn d KV.w York
anchor Gin in pipes, Whiskry, Peach, *i>d
Apple Brandy, high 4th proof Jamaica
Rum in punehcocs, loaf and lump fugars in
h rrcli, t)'i7e.. Caper*, and Anchovies, in
boxes, r.fTojrted, a lew boxes Chocolate, Fi<*
Blue, 6 boxes he& Marfeilei Almonds, soco
lbs. Cfcffe, ao boxes brown Soap, a few
botes fpefrnacni Candles, and a quantity of
boiled Ltntfeed Oi! in jug;.——Aiid m af
fortrntrit of India Piece Goads,
All of which urd be fold M a very moderate
advance
George Town, January j —jswjwicwtf
THS Sobfbriai
.fident'- bom
itb« Capitol* Bud C'.iijr.ir.ri-l a bVn.
»f the City,finer iuu-rnr-c, ar.o Altsi.ttc'.ria.
Lot. Mo. 1. fiunwioa Co teres, Wo. a. con.
■ > serf-,. !- '-".ns ir.J, -
No. 4 contains 19 a<:r<; 5 1 lot lyi:>p;
betweeq John 1 RTioe, and l)r. Woithingttn«»
com a'min- .'rum 80 to 100 acr-.p. Thole Jot.
,vdd be fold together or apart as may full
chafers.
; Term* rasy he known by ap|-lying to
James \v.aice ,-r R...r. John Brcckeariuge 1
the property. Jan >4 - wtf.
A i) U\.GAiJ\.
T
■* Hl' si: for sale th
farm he tv*w •ccupiea-, containing near 30©
acr~s with or without tha flock thereon.
1 ... Ifi&diftant from, the cities of Georgetown
and Wauiiugton, alcu: rive miien, and wed
yiiown as a healthy fuuatioa. .1 here i$ much
kne fruit ti.creou, and aboi'iiita with Iprinjrs,,
afioriiing a»good water as in the Unite!
States, a cor:fider*,h.lc proportion of the hnd
h-.. btvu vi clover, and from - thirty to forty
acres St (or the fcyttie th- eaiiuirjg fummer.
It is now iv a very improving iiatc, being
altogether dear of broom fe«-ge, and iro:n
40 to <fo acres ploughed and prepared for a
fpriog crop, and from 30 to 40 acres well let
with wheat »nd rye—forne part of the land it
calculated for tolncco ; and pluicr <f pari*
anf'vvcr? well with it all. The dwelling nous*
and other improvements may with fmall ia.
pair3, be rendered >*cry. comfortable — from
it*vie;f.ir.y to two gro* ie-g cities, many ad
vantages tcfult in fupnlyiugthe aiirketn. A
jurchafcr may tabulate on a good brrv:iie,
particularly if iui early application he nrsde
Some par; of the purchafe money will here
quired in cafh or approved BegotuiMfi piper
the remainder rendered cafy—or , ncjrroea re
ceived in-payment. The fuMua r or Wil
liam Searl'y Jipsidiog od the laim will fV.ew ie
when requirad, ami th» terrnat made kuowM
by application to Mr. John 'I'hom/iaon t
derive Town, or Dr. W-m. Thoumtcn
I Wafhingtoa.
jfaac Poloclc,
.. Fruit '■ '',
1 Cnm(» Lands calcalr.r.ed ier the culture o
j carton, Indian corn and imall grain, situ
jon » navigable river ia. the healtbieft p.»rr •.,.
' the ftate of Georgia, will also be sold on re*.
--j tenable terms or exchanged tor aegrw*
1. r.
Jan. ao--:—tiniftf
~ LAND FOR SALE,
I py the SubiCribers.
,1H No-thumberlard county-—Sao teres
Exeter Lodge, relidtnce of the late (>.J. »ha
j Gordon ; good farming laud, adapted o the
i growth of coru, wheat and tobacco. On this
i tract which lays on Ycocomico, a brinch ot
j Potomac river, there is a large brick dweUhtg
houfe, within aoo yard* of. liavigablc warerj
abounding withQvtfcra, equal to any in Vir-
I ginia ; fifb and wild fowl id abundance, and
remarkably healthy fuuation.
j In Fauquier county—about aoo acres wood
i land, adjoining Mrs. Janus and Mr. Eafla.ee,
: near Klk Mini Church.
jln Caroline county—47oo acres, being part
iof what is called Eeverly Chace.
I. In Spotfyivania county—loo acres wood
] land, adjoining Col. joteph Brock, Mcllri. J.
Brock and S. Schoolers. Alio, the rui
; tenement in the brick buildings in the town of
■ Frederickfbu'g.
I'« Culpcpcr count j —96c acres, joins Lan
, don Carter. efqs. farm on klappahwioock rivir,
at Norman's Ford—Bi< acres, adjoining
Wm, C. Carter, cfq. and Col. M Green,
Two thirds of this trade Is in wood, and the
whole of equal quality to any hi)<b, land in the
county, Alfo cbcut 1100 teres in the Little
Fork, laid out anu rented in fmall farms.
In Albemarle eouuty—that e.tga«t and
well known place called Blenheim ; contain
ing, by a late furvey, 4900 acre*, which will
be fold altogether, or divided in Lota to fuit
purchasers.
The whole or any part of the above pr#
perty will be fold on very low terms, payable
one third in cafh or country produce, on giv
ing deeds; and for the balance long credit!
will be given, payment being fecured on.he
property.
COLIN.* JAMBS ROSS.
wFredericktburg Virg. Dec. i» •-
State of rVafyiand, Montgomery county a
wit, November term 1806. atucng other
things is the following to, wit;
ORDERED by the court that all fuita
tranfmitted from the General Court to
. this court, under ihe acl of aflembly entklad
" An adt to provide ter the organization and
regulation of the courts of common law in
this ftate, and for the ariminiftration ef jnf
tice," and continued under the rule to emply
tte# eounfel, flail cot continue longer than
to the end of the oext court, under the faid
rulf. *iv' tn* floors intereUed therein are
iicreby required to appear to the fame in per
t fon or by eounfel on or before the fecond day
jof next term, tr the fame will be tried, or
dhcontinued as the cafe mar be during the
faid term.
Copy teft,
UPTON BEALL, Ck Montgn.
mery county court
' }' >nn?r y j> — thiiw4m
lUifirid oi i oiuin.ua, i,«,i,.i,gr v n,u<jty.
r
1 hereby certify that John JohLffe-u braagfci
, befors mo this day tw* '-:'>«'. Ts, ?s treispaif
; ing ftray»; one * bote ah ut four years old,
has never been btoltr ; he ft a tdatfc with a ftar
! on his forehead, about i 3 hands ; -h.' o- hap
j a snare efeotai three y-.-.*r* oM, of a (tacit biy
I color, two hind feet white, about 13 l.aode
hijh, and aL> ha.'; in '-tie.
Giver, under rsy baud this is& o J«ffj»
ory iSyy.
SAM. HAMU*TC|ff
Jan 'my ao—^t
WILL be fold at Public S*,e on
ch>y the tuft day of February next on
j the riremilcs for ready cafh oni*, the f.ihw
j ing five Traels of L nd ; Rhcy'j Chaac.,
j Appenine Kill*, Hiirrif'on's Addition
to Hicks, »nd Lrr no man dacetvc you — 1 t«
the property of Kiii'cy Gillinga of bwijaan'n,
taken by Writ of fi. fa. at the fuit of loiholM
Brcirer ufe of Leonard H, Johns-
S?K to commence at ta t/c'oi*.
JOHN F'-.i MING, Sleriffof
Mantjjomt-iy cuimty.
Ja u-.ry 30 -31 __