The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1804-08-17 00:00:00, page 3

In ou.-laft paper wr ftated the ratification
cf the «mc iclment Cmftitution by
the legislature of the ftate of TenuelT c.
The vote was unanimous, and as the
Governor has no negative upon the a__s
of the legiftiture, is conclufiv. Ttiis
conftitutes one of the ftr.ng.ft proof, of
the energetic prevalence of republican
principles in the weftern country, which
have yet been exhibited. It is fc.rcely
unknown to our readers that the oppo- |
nents of the amendment cxhxufted their
laft, perhaps their greateft efforts, to
frnftrate its adoption in this ftate —
Building their hopes on a momentary
alienation of* Some refpetlable cbara_._is
arifing from the ill fi.ic_.-Fs of local lr.e.a
fur's, they protnifed themfelvea with
avail'ng tbemfelvei of a transient fen
tirnent of diff*ti.f___ion, limited to a
particular .bj'et, to obtain the rejection
of a great republican tne lfure, founded
upon minciple* We have uniformly
been of opinion that this hope Would be
abortive. G mfid.-rlng the char; 61 .r of
TcnnclT.e a.i iiifi-;<ih'y republican, si:d
feeing in her paft conduft an unin
terrupted ["cries of ;.: J;es for its con
tinuance, we were convince! that (he
would hav_ too mt-_h magnanimity te;
differ a great principle to be f»Crificed to
local confederations, however important.
We rejoice that we have not been disap
pointed.
Thenmendrnent is now n part of the
Conftitution ; and will not fail to iruf
trate any mat.hinr.ticr.s meditated agr.ir.lt
the peace or liberties of the ccuut;y.
IMPOIVrANT C.OMMUNICA
TIOM,
We are authorised by the cctle&or
cf the cuftom. to ftate, that he has re
dived a letter from the hpri. R->b*srt
Smith, feor_t_fy of the navy, notify*
inghini that the Pretid•■■■_t of the Uni.- •
ed States has deemed it expedient to
fend to the of South Carolina, and
gwr No. 'i. under the
command of limit, commandant J.din
Powell* That annthef gun-boat will
in a few days be fftttt to our coaft, and
that atranpements have been nude for
buj-Higg a gun-boat at Ghai'lelV.u and
another for Savannah.
The pOt ftion which will be thus
given,Sß Well t- the r.-venue, as to all
veSfels whatever, whether neutral or
American, againft the .ao-grriTions of
the armed Veff<ls of any nation whate
ver, • ! jvinfdicl.(i>n of
the Uiiu-d Sr .tes, ca ■! to
be highly grctifymg and ' fatisfadlo
iy
Pirste»j whether Forma wi'hin or 1.~
--yond our aal limits, . '
tak'-n and brought into fj v.. Other
laws of the Uni ill be
tfl.-ltuliy executed.
(Chariestsn pap.)
Oi Saturday the governor of t'.iij
commonwealth mfpe_teJ the ordnance
of th h-lphia militia
artillery, which by his ore! ,rs had been
lately put into .orftjilete order and
pai". A d-tarhni'nt from each compa
i.y was ord_rtd oat 0:1 the occalion.—
The guns, sc:. were placed in a ft.aioht
line fronting the r.r.enul. Oi the ap
proach of the governor a twelve pound,
er w«_ difcYr'tgd, and the regimental
flag w.s hoift.d. After liaving paffed
the line, in revtrw, thirt-en guns were
fired off from tight to left, which was
performed with Spirit ac.d p-.incluaiity. j
After the filing, the infp ction took ;
place, and We have the fa isfaclion to
fay th.it ths goverwor on feting the
ordnance and corps in complete order,
expieflVi h ; s entire ffltisf._tion. On
hiij-eturn from the arfenal anoth-r
twelve pounder was difcharged and the
fla.f lower.- d.
Thus thi-, old regiment which has ex
ifted Since the revolutionary war, and
on various occalions rendered tfTenti.il
Cervices, is once more placed, in a rr*- 1
fpeftable ft..te and condition—every j
company being now fupplicd with a
pood field piece.
We Underftand tnat the eovertioi ha„
lately purchifed fifteen additional brafa
field pieces which are to be diftrihir-d
among the.different artillery companies
throughout What
» contraft between the ft irited exer
tions of our executive, and the legilli
ture of the of Delaware, v/h ) by a
late atft have nearly ao'olilhed th* nnli
tia fyftem of that ftate. Am ora.
Mr. Willi .rforce's bill againft the ■•
Have trade, which parted In the Houfa !
of Commons, after rui"!i debate, bj a
major.ty of 7D againft 20, limits the con
tinuance of th. trade to January 1,
1805.
1
' MeiT.-s. Wharton and Seaman who ,
came paffengeri in the Shi? ProtecW I
from Ct tte. inform us that on their voy
age from Leghorn to Ma: ft-iiies, DO the !
of May, eft Toulon ; they p'dT-d j
the Eiigbfh and French fleets engaged \
in action ;. but that, night coming on,, |
they were prevented fr_ru knowing fhe '
refult.
Captain Morrell, arrived at Phila. j
delphia from Pojn't-P-etre, informs, that
the Governor general of.Gaudaloupe had j
j"ft fer.t difpfttches to the G lv.rnment
lit' the United States, requiring tin ex
plicit declaration, whether or not it was
with their approbation, that our citizens
:1 on a trade with the negroes of
tnioia, St whettier thry were autho
rised to arm their ve_Ta__ in sbfeHCfl ol
faid trade.
PARIS, June 6.
The report tnat Carnot intends, with
the confent of thu Emperor, to go a-icl
fettle in America, is ungrott ided. He
is oiteoer than ever at St. Cloud, and
he is deftlnedto OCCUpy ft i>h'<eo! great
irtance* [Lc Publiciste.']
It appeal*, that the Council of State
efthe Italian Republic have Conferred a
new title on ftonapajrte. They have
ordered that the 1 sth «f Auguft fliall tie
celebrated as the day of Saint Napoleon.
The proceftion of Corpus Christi
took place on tlrt 3d of May. iii the
churches of Paris, with all the Suitable
■ aiid acCuftomed ceremonier. Tiie
churches were filled with people, led
thither hy their piety or their curiofity ;
and it muft be tcknowleciged (f.ys the
European editor) that independetr.
the celebration of that myftery, theiv
is in the manner of conducing it,
! fomethihg equally auguft and impoling,
which d; lights the eye, fubdues the
imaginatiop, and rTven makes the Pro
t- ftiiit exclaim," I feci myfeif a catho
lic on this icftival."
jj NOTICE.
The Conimiflioners for building a Wharf in
this city agrecah'e to a lateLw of the corpo
ration* fhall want for the execution of that
Work, about io or 1200 feet of wharf logs,
and about 140 perches of Hone, to he delivered
in the Tyher on the spot fixed on for the
wharf—Prop.)'alu for furnifhing the above
material*, as a'so for the filling in of faid
wharf and for the worktnanfnip of the frame
and wa Is thereof will be received by either of
the subscribers between this and Monday
e».ni;ig next, when they will meet on the
bufiotss at Mr. L. Morh-i's.
The subscribers for the promotion of the
above work arc requefted to pay the amount
of their respective subscription* fo either of
eh.; su) s r ribcr'i to this notification (who are
authorised to receive it) a« soon is pcflible.
Timothy. Caldwell, ~\
David Shoemaker.
Peter Len.x, j>G.mn_i_ll.urrs«
Lewis Mar in,
John P. Van Ness, J
Auguft 17— at
_____ . -,
At. a meeting of a number
of citizens convened at the Weft Market on
Saturday the tith in!.- for the purpofe of
ifing themfelves int.) a Fire Company,
purfuant to an a_t of the City Council p.ffed
the _4thulc. Mr lofeph Stretch \V3B appointed
chairman of the meeting and Thonia* H.
Gil'ifs f.crctarv : whereupon it was
Ref-ilved, That a committee of Three be
appointed m draft a fet of rules »n A regulation.
fur the government of a Fire Company, and
thai they report the fame at the next ttl<
Refolvcd, That Joseph Stretch, John
Woodfide and Th-nias H. Oillifs be a
committee for the above purpose.
Resolved, That the citizens reli.cnt wed of
i6:h itref t weft, he requefted to _tteod at the
weSt Market on Saturday the 18th infl at
1 6 o'clock I. M. an that they have notice
j thereof in the National Intelligencer.
J.\,efdi Stretch, Chairman,
1. H Gi/liss, Secretary.
FIRE COMPANIES.
The citizens of the ifl ward, comprifln£all
that part of the '.ity lying welt >f t6th flreet
weft, .re earneft'y requefted to attend at the
Weft Market, on next. S.tuiday the 18 I
inft at 6 oYloek l'\ M. for the purpose of
.: receiving and afting upon the report of the
1 committee appointed at the laft meeting " to
draft a fet of rules and rcgu'aticm fo. the
government if a Fire CompifiT" The
imp -rtnnce and neceflity of eftablifhing Fire
Comp .niej, it is to hoped will in.ure a
general and pun_tu_l attenilancc.
T. H. GiLL.S. Orcftor of
the Firft Ward.
Wafliington City, Aug. 17 —
f County of Wafliington,
In the District of Columbia, to wit:
WHEREAS Wafliington Boyd, coTe_ror
of the county tax, for the county of W?fhing
ton h.'h this day returned to the Board of
1 commifli -ners o ( laid county, the fo'lowing
Lift of Lands and Lots of ground in faid
' count/ on which thereisn. p-.r!i»nal proper
ty to pay the faid taxes—to wit :
_1.1. CTS.
! Robert Alii on, Lot no 7 f<i 63 20 11
I Henry Applcton, Lot _o fq 6.8, Lot
I
:■-.■ > » yss , «' -
I 6 fq 6io, Lot 9fq 6ti Lot .fq. t_ I
I Lots and Bfq 614 Lot 6fq 664 fq
■if fq 506 4 4 1 4
j Henry A ddii'on, Lot n fq 611 ao
John Applcton. Lot 6 fq 64 23 3 4
I Thomas Addifon, L it 3 iq 667 Lot*
I_j 5 6 fq 705 1
.ddifon one trait of land
containing ._» acres 3 31
Sam. Blodget one Lot in G2or.-;c
Town, Lots 4 and ao fq no 4. :n
Wafliington ci'y Lots i and .. fq
ir Lot j fq ra Lot at r q 16 Lot.
3 and 4 fq 33 Lot 5 fqs4 Lot 10
j fq 84 Lot 5 fq .24 Lots 22 23 Ml_
24 fq 263 Lota 7 z-.id 8 fq 264 <.ots
7 and 8 fq 409 part of fq 688 fq
eaft of 475 Lots Ia fq 476 Lots t
23456 73p ion and 11 fq
478 fq neirth of 508 lots 1234
fq 50S lots 1 2 3 4 j 6 789 n>
ri 12 fq 509 Lot* 1 23 fq 519
Lots x 4 6iq 521 Lots 23 tnd 24
fq 551 Lot 23 fq 107 Lots 689
IO II 12 q 159 lot 2 fq 16' lots 9
IO I I 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 fq 178
fq 180 iq '8l lot 18 fq 183 Lots
1 2345678 19 20 fq 19a fq
193 <q 195 Lots I 4 5 7 14 18 fq
2 :o with th. houfe thereon Lot. i
234 17 181920 21 22 23 an. 24
rq 27 iq aoB iq 210 Lots 5678
9 10 iq 213 Lot 2 fq 218 Lot. 6 7
3 9 fq 225 Lors _ _ 4 j 6 7 S 9 fq
23'K iq 239 fq 241 fq north of
242 LOU 7 a.:d 1 7 fq 253 with the
houfe there.in Lots 1519 fq 2<4
Lots 3 45 6 7 fq 277 fq i.orr.h
278 fq 279 Lots 3 4567 _9 10
il fq 280 l.or t _ lq _86 Lofs 123
4 II 12 q 3 6!q 36- lq 31.0 Lois
7 55 9 fq .P3 Lot 12 :'q 520 q 334
iq 33 6 fq north ol 337 iq 337 fq
338 Lots 17 89 10 fq 389 Lota
I 12 13 14 fq 361 fq 363 iq 36s fq
366 Lots I*3lo lq 393 iq 395
fq north of fq 396 fq 396 fq 397
Lot 13 fq 37. Lots 1238 <q 398
Lots 1 _ 3 <<j 4 i_ fq 4i 7 i,..ts 2 3
45 fq .22 fq 442 Lots 8 9 10 11
fq 446 Lot _9_q4s'/, _;,_ 96 3-4
Jaco!) Boycr, Lot 2(q 57 69 1
j Matthias Buckley, L >t 3 fq fit 69
. Jam.. I'ea'l of Jas. Lot 8 fq 63 ao 1 a 1
i Waiter Baker, Lot 5 fq 81 69 i
V.rri. Budicomfi, Lot 13 iq 81 69
J h.i Bekll,Lot 7 :q 1.4 69
.'arnes and {..(.gate, Lot 10 fq
6.1 Lot 6 fq 65i Lot 20 fq 665 Lot
4 fq 660 Lo; 1 fq 70a Lot 1 fq
611 I 4.
Fielder Bowie and Wm. Deakin'.
heirs, Lot 11 fq 603 20
John B. Bordly, Lot 12 fq 603 ao
Benjamin Brookes, Lot 6lq I 20
Raphael Roirman, Lot 14 fq 50S 20
Henry EraVfo.-d. Lc«t 3 fq 050 23 3-4
John Bar&ett part of I. >t it fq 657 4 6 _ 2
Win Beam, Lot 12 fq 651 ao
Jas. Brown, Lots 1 14 fq 661 Lot
1 fq 664 80
Alexander Bu_h_rr, Lot 3 fq 665 ao
John P.rice, Lot 2 fq 667 40
John li J.radley, Lot 5 lq 667 40
Wm Bufh.l, Lot 6 fq 69a 2. 1-4 ,
Jos. Boone, Let a fq 1064 with the
houfe thereon a 50
Wm. Boyny, part of fquare 905 34 _ a I
John B.cMcy, Lot 10 fq 531 31 14,
Robert Beckley _nd_th_r. ___t_ a
3 and 5 fq 430 with the Hoiel 26 44 j a '
Up."on Beall, one tracSt of land
called Fktcher's Good Will con
ta'ning 147 _cr.« 73 ._ % <
Joihua B. fond, one houfe and lot
i« Oe«rge Town 6
Jofeph W, C_ufw.ll, Lot a fq fouth
of 104 Lot 8 fq 122 r 37 3*4
Mv ;h Campbell Lot a fq,39
Kez.kiah Cla-ctt, Lot aoiq 8l 6. 3 4 ;
John Camp Lot 1 fq 83 38
John Cai.y, jun. Lot 3 fq 605 Lot
14 fq 657 40
Bcnedid. Calvert. Lot 13 fq fuo ao
John Campbell, Lot afq 654 Lot
ai fq 66, c Lor. 3 <q 666 80
Peter CaJenev 'a heir?, lot 3 fq 656
and 173 lots _- George Town 3 95
Charles Carroljun. lot 3 fq 5 lot
6 fq 604 lot 9 fq (110 lot 5 fq i'ill
Lot a fq6.ca a ro
Richard Conway, Lot 6 fq 658 20
Samuel Chace, Lot a fq 661 10
Charles Carroll of Caroltnn, Lot 1 fq
651 Lot i fq 666 Lot 6 Tq 704 80
Dotftor J.i?rcs».rid)T, Lot 3 fq 661
Lot 13 665 Lot 11 fq 666 80
John Craig, Lot 19 fq 665 Lot 5
!fq 666 lot 12 fq 7cß Lot 5 fq 604 1 40
Cyrus Copper, Lot 8 fq 667 40
Oatjttt and Mafon, pare olfq 703 »0
Daniel Carroll »f Dudn. Notley
i Young and Benj-.Riin Odcn. Lots
! 6 7 8 9 10 11 18 19 ai 21 an an 4
23 fq °7 3 Lntß 24 and 6 'q 6>_B
l>ot 1 fq 629 Lots 2 4 6 fq 630
I .ots i 3 5 7 fq -j6.3 r Loti, 6789
10 11 18 19 2021 2a and 23 ,q
674 Lots 7 8 9 10 11 -2 13 21 22
23 24 25 26 Mid 27 fq 675 Lors
468 fq 676 Lots 2468 fq 677
Lots 2 4 6810 iafq67B 5 3a !
Charles Carter, Los 16 17 18 and
19 fq 218 86 3-4
Edward Carter, Lot 1 fq2s_ 3-1 3-4
j John Cracker Lot 1 fq 377 with
the houf_ thereon 5 35 14
| Charles Cairoll, one tra_t of land
containi-.g 1000 acres 7 50
. James Duer, part of Lot 10 fq 54
p.rt of lot 8 fq 74 113-4
Robert Dennifon, jun Lot 11 fq 79 69
Elian Davidfon, Lot 16 fq 80 69
Triftt. :,i Dilton's trullces, 3 lots in
75
Jo!ui Dennis and Sam. Wilfon, Lot
5 fq Mi 99 »•»
\"\ ai I Dunoanfon lots. 19
and 20 r q. 33 I onrt of fq 65 t
fq 767 fq 768 fq 769 Fq 800
fqß7s fq 9-51 part of fq 953
part of fq 954 25 5S
Ifrnatiu* l)>*'.f;"s lot 8 fq
598 lot 15 S'q 5 1 1 60
Robert Darn.., lot 4<q 608 20
John Duhy part ot lq 69 5 50
Lomas Dick lot 7 lq 704
(oMd) 20
Triftram D.1.0n lots 10 S
11 fq 925 lots 45 6 7 fq 1001 7 27
De'olois and Nicholfon't
wharf and waieljoufe and 7
frame iioufes 7 20
Thomas D.bbon 1-2 oflot 4
In _B9 S1 .'l. 4
•n: l Djciary lots 6 7
iq 725 1 96
G-e nge Ehrenzellef/Ints 6 11
16 fq 5-85 lot 15 fq 5 17 l^t
16 ft] 5.9 40
John Klen lot 1§ fq 656 lot
5 fq fouth of fq 177-1 60
J fenh E.liott part ct lot 6
fq 78 36 1-2 i
Ge irge EfkiiJge lots 12 fq j .
107 22 1-2 I !
l.Vnezer Xli .Ton pnrt of
lot 5 fq 113 with houfe '
thereon ;
Wni Fiiz'mgh lot 1 fq 654
Fo<_Jeft and Stnddert lot 2 j '
fq 1 lot :! fa north of ft] 4 I
Ins 2 4 626 fq 5 lot 7 fq
6 lots 2 3 8 12 Iq 12 lots _ I
2 3 12 ' 5 14 15 16 17 iq !
17 lots 23 24 2 5 23 29 fq
28 lot-, 1 2 3 fq.29 lots 1 2 6
lq 30 hTt 1 2 3 10 11 15
fq 3 1 lot* 1 10 iq j*o lots 1
2 3 4 5 14 15 16 'q 41 1- rs
12 1112 13 14 15 16 r q 43
lots 12 12 fq 56 lots 5 6 iq
57 lot 7 fq 61 lot 10 fq62
lots 13 14 15 16 Fq 79' lots
673fq 8 1 lor,. 4 7 fquare I I
87 Idt. 10 11 fq 83 lot 4fq
121 lots 2 3 iq I S3 lots 1 2
3 9 10 11 12 13 19 and part
of 16 *'q 111 bts 11 14 fq
in hal.
of 18 19 SO and 4 <q 143 I- is
6 iq 144 and _« half lot 15 '
and lot 16 q 168 lots 1 5 5
7 fO 11 |q 28 lots 12 11
12 13 14 i 5 '6 fq 55 I .ts
3 4 5 6 7 fq 37 lot 12 28
iq 78 lot. I 2 3 fq 85 1 ;ts 7 _
8 i 415 20 21 fq 86 lot
9 10 fq 166 lots 15 16 17
18 am: 19jquare 125 . 6
A. Fifluis iHrs one half of
lot 1 iq 57 hilf of lot 6rq
122 45 1-4 I
Job. F.y part of fo 1067 fq
938 fq9B6 Id 919 aid lq
1042 4 71 3 4
Abraham E_w bts 16 17 fq
86 28
Jofhaa G.-eggpartof fq 502 380
Ilfnry Gaitl er lot 1 S'q writ
of 14 lots 2 3 fq 104 lots 22
and 23 fq 127 2 99 1 2
Michael Gangaiv2re lot 2 lq
6 2 15 3-4
Fre Vrick Goitien's heirs lot
6 fq 79 68 3 4
Reverend Mr. Golden lot 1
iity 60
Michael GrofFlot 13 fq 88 35 1-2
I Henry Gut lot 12 fq 89 20 1-2
j Philip G_dbn tots 19 and 80
!fq 169 lots 1 2 3fq 634
James Greenleai'. aSlig.eej
lots 12 3 4 lq 6 7 8 9 10
•2. 2627 ami 28 fq 231 lq
j 296 Iq 4 11 and part of fq 74*
Levi Greer__p_rt ot fq 502 6 6
! Richaid Grit ley part of Sq
503 pait of fq 770 lot 5 fq
f'q 218 wiiti
j houfe on lq 503 4 42 L 2
j Satrf. Galloway lots 4 9 fq
I 601 lot 14 fq 611 60
Richard Graham lot 16 fq
60S lot 6 fq 665 40
Gillis, Gronevakit, Rudolph
Mees and Pitter, Vaiider
Walhr, Van Vcllen,Hoven
fq 630 Sq6Bo fq 681 fq 682
lb 725 So 730 fq 75 6
iq 733 'fq 784 fq
fq 737 fqß"s iq 817 fq 819
S'q 838 iq 840 fq BS9 fq 871
iq 372 lq 873 fq 398 fq 9qo
fq 920 !q 921 iq 941 fq 942
fq 94.5 fq97l lq 989 fq 991'
Sq 10 13 lq 1017 fq 1033 fq
1041 fq 1061 lq 1113 12
lots in fquare 1114 in fq 1 103
12 lots in fq 1119 12 1 .ts
in fq 993 10 in fq 7.8 65 58 1-2
San.. G■ itTiu lot 9 iq72B 6> ]./
Pieter Godfrey. Rutgrr Jar".
Schimmerpendick and Robert
Da i I Oomelin Sq*4B3 484
514 516527 556 5.7 55S
559 561 624 675 676 677
! 678 679 719 720 721 722
! 752 753 754 755 12 lop in
Sq 4.2 12 lots m lq 512 2
1 ts in lq 524 9 lots m Sq 525
J 2 lots in fq 526 12 lots in
Sq 523 24 lot in fq 550 22
lots uifq 562 12 [ its in Sq
563 8 lors in fq 565 52 lots
in fq 622 52 1 its in lq 623
j24 lots in lq 625 43 23 1 2
,' James Gilcnrift 1 t« 8 19 22
fq 78 lot 4 fq 107 lot 4 lq
106 2 13
John Gnwnn Lot 3 fq 86 64 3-4
Sam Gnfti.i lot 6 iq 200 lot 6
fq 456 1 2 12
Valentine HofFlot 7fq 80
lot 15 fq 81 1 33 1 2
Geo H; ilticn lots 16 17 fq 8 1 1 29
Henry Hillaty ji lot 2 fq (59
John Hafs's D_vif.es lot 13
lq 84 68 3-4
John Kackett lot 25 fq 68 69
John Hammell lot 25 fqBB 69
l).ivid Harry lot IS Sq 123 69
Chriftopher Hughs lot 6 fq
169 • 6R
Maximilian Henil-r fq 582 447 1-2
Henry Hill lot 3 fq 602 lot
4lq 650 lot 2 iq 704 63 3 4
■
Martha Hall lot 8 fq 606
Richard Hi-ftdVlori lot 14 fq
610 lot 10 fq 70;
R-I-K.t 'I'- Hoot* lot 2 fq 555
Jonathan Hallldt 4 fq 656 .. •
Wm __..tnm.r_ly lot \v
C-.7 Io: 3 rqea-to. 007 l.t
ten i\] 667 1
'.man lot 9 fq 665 TO
J. Hepburn 1 it 19 fq 70:3
Kingol - lot 9iq 705
'. Hit tertian part ot fq
929 with th.'lioufc tbereori 2 I
E_hll part ci Tq7oo with
th. houfe tbereon 41
Simon I _a) -;-rt part fr fq _2. . )
. -y- 1 2 of lot 4 io 289
|ian Hughes lot eleven >
ii 19 3 S 0
Wm johvfon r»ae trail cf
land called johnSon's Poplar
Springs C'.i!it:>ii:i'..; :'.,.'0 .'Ores 75
Wm Jarret 1 it 4 :'q 79 68 .
Thomas J h:,s heirs Lit on.
Sq. oi)i- hundred and twenty
otic, L.t 9, fq. 6'3f I-2
Wm. A j 0h.,t00 Lot 21 fq.
169 4_ )-4
WW* Jsnnings, Ln<- 11,
iq- 665, lot 13 iq . 6f. tot
1 I f] 703 80
Cli. Tenneri part of fqnnre
*i°s with 'he hou r . th '41 5 4
Il jr. lot 8 fq
20
j -h;i J linfton lot 18 lq 254 :c
i'ii0...... J iuilton iuri hci-s
and B nft.n part of
a trait of I_n3 called S.or
l.uid : .iocs coutain
-150 1 58
Lodowick K-mp.lot 3fq 5.6 (..
Henry __. >n;_ lot S !q 61 69
H: in y ].'•■ —■_ 1.-.t 6 lq 80
lot 4 fq 12 1 161
C_h iftimj X imp lot 6 fq 63
kit 17 '.q !04 ■ 8i) 3 4
A..chew K.ller lot 12 fq 79 68 3-4
j-.mes X k lot 6 fq 61 69
Lsou rirlt Kemp lot !1 fq 124 69
jlbert X q 80 68 3-4
;89 82
t lot 1 fq 69
I9(q 88 68
Patrick Km; lot 1 1 fq 3_
I Lai 3fq 200 5-6 1-2
JohtVK lot 10 lq 253 33
ck and Pu C.val lot 8 iq
. i:Ct ai»_ L.t in George
t< wri S 33 1-2
7] be continued)
Valuable Property
FOX SA__._£.
THE subscriber will s 11 his Pla
, tion adjoining the town of ffpp.r
in Prince Gaorgc. county, coiuaii
'hundred acres, l his t> autacioti scorll
amongft the b_ft in the neighbourhood
well adapted to the growth of whs t I i i i
corn ami fine tobacco, and has a gre_t
cier.cy of wood lor its fuppert. Tl c
provemeats are a la.t;c and comr_<_*i._u_
dwelling h__."c, with every oth.r .
buil_iag« for the accommodation ■
and genre.l family, aU in go id r
There are alfo on the j>'-<:nivfr-s fever . 1..r;--_
tobacco houfes, corn houfe, -fables, __: mofjt
o* which .re almoft new— __ it is prafimud
that t'. ilc who are defiroits to purcha c
would w : fh to vjew the premii'c-., ir is
thought unßCcelTaiy to be more minu'e.—
A -liberal credit will be gi«en For in.
particulars apply to Katk uiurd
refilling within eight miles of Wa_b_ngtou or
to the ft'.i.tiber.
DAVID CR _UrUR.D.
Upper Mirlb.-o July 13 — Jtawtt
£_f The purch.fer may,be accommodated
witti negroes, farming utenfels, and dock of
ve-y kind. W. C.
50 Dollars reward,
r_rTRAVED or Stolen from the corn.Ti.n_ of
WaSbington vcity, between Saturday an.l
Monday the 7th and jrh of July, inf.. a pair
of bright BAY HOR.US, of ih
defcrip'ioos :— One about fifteen and a half
hands high over the f_.-U.__r. and about two
inches lower over the hips, fuppidhd to dj
ye.r old. bLck.m-.n_ and tail, n
on the'ighc tide, trots and cantei s, a ftar in
■the forehead, both hind ancles white, and
hsi partly on tbe i.witr fide of cach,unifurn..
ly placed, about one inch above the hoot a
black fpotof about three quarters of an inch
diimeer; nc other fir iking natural marks
_re recolte_te_. ThU horfe « fuppof. .to be
three fourths F.ngl-'fh blooded ; he i-> when in
fi.fh very handfomc, end moves witheife
and elegance. He is now nimhr- n-ed in
appearance by a long j >v n .y, ris back I
thirp ir.jnred by the faddle, and hi
ol 6. mil it al-ufe.
The Other horfe isali.ut fifteen and a half
hand, hfgh before, and the fa:- behind, fi_
ye.ars old, not fo h.ndfomely bnilt in aoy
refpeft as the other, butc_rriei htrafelf very
well, trots hard, canter* eafy and racl... a little,
his mane and _■__.! are like wife black ; his
j matte thin and on the right _jdc{ iefthml
i ancle w'nite ; has a ftacinthe forehead, and a
■ fuip in the nolo, moftly inclined to and run*
ni.f into .he left nnftril; a circular brand on
the left Hi on Id ;r, wirh a character in the center
believed t.< b<: intended for an A. He i* not
fo low iv fi.fh as the other, the new fiddle
marks are .vorfe. hut he his few or no _-l<_
1 ones, except a Bight app. _rmcn of a farmer
naval gall. They were Ibod a'l round
It ftolenthe above reward wi'l be piid on
conviction of the toief; if ftrayed and fi
within io mih s of v Vafhiqg:on city a reward
of ao dollars will be given, and If beyond
tha f di'lance, 40, dolt*, expene*- Ifidud.d, on
their return to Phineas Bradley, Wafbtngtori
city, or .tennerand Cuffa-d, Gcorg. Toy/m
i Augull 1 — tawtf