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- - LANDING, 4
= F,em the Schooner. MiENtS;, <
Belt London particular Ma.
-, deira Wine in pipes, III
Llibon Wine of a hyperion quality in hid,
and quarter caiLs. -
Turks llland and lille Of May
S AL Il.
On hand, few calks of excellent
Chewing Tobacco. IS.
EF CHARTER the obor,e
Schooner, MiDzD1pbi.
Apply to 81
$500, Vim. I. HALL.
Merchants wharf, Feb. g.. d
Ricketts,, Newton g Co
Have jgf rxe<iv<d and ta, Sale, ar The,
corner H0re, etpeffe J7ohn Janney.s, the
JoAlozOixg GO0DS--4vbois<al< and r.. !.
tell, t0r CgA and Proauce,:
Superf1ne and cd Cloths
Blue Plains
dc. FRIES
do. Kerfeys
White, yellow and green Flannels
do. do do. Rsizes
Roie and dufEl Blankets
Durants, Camblets and Wildbores
Ruflels and Antiloons
Cotton and linen Checks
Kcrteymere. and Swandown.
Velyets, Ihickietts and Cords
a handione afortment of Dimities
Mems and Womens' cotton fIoie
do. fix do.
Black Grape
White and black ELK and beaver Gloves
Z Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing, Silks
/. Calicoes ard Chintzes
Ruaia Sheeting and Irifh. Linens.
They bave aL6,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and aquan.
tity of Platter of Paris.
They give Cath for
SW1heat, Rye and Corn.
g. Left by capt. Mortimore, Of the
Baltimore packet, at their warehouie, fun.
dry NIL Irous--1'he owner is requsaed
TO take them away.
January 81. d
LaUerbool Salt for SAFE.
.JuA landing from on beard the flip Sue.
ceis, Capt. King,
SLOWED SAL T.,
in Jacks and bulk.
AHo, few hundred buflels Of
Liverpool Coal.
VIM. l.. HALL.
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FOR SALE,
a LOT of GROUND

On the corner of Queen and Fairfax ffreets.
extending rz3 feet inches on Queen
itreet, IS feet s inches on Fairfax fireet
this property is liable to no incumbrance.
FOR terms apply to Mr.. John Green, A
lexandria, or Mr.. Hezekiah Price, Old.
Town, Baltimore.
o. LIBERAL credit will be allowed for
the payment.
Januarys2. eo18+
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IT he large three itory Brick
Y WAREHOUSE, with the. two tory
&ramc one adjoining, on the next lot 70
tsse north-eah corner of King -Rreet.
For fze, frength, convenience and
- goodnefs Of Rand, chs property is certain
10y the be& in town. < For terms, apply
I'M Baltimore to Meilfs. Marin g Tauf-
fret, and in Alexandria to the fubfcriber
Nib 1UiV Rent
The three tory brick Ware
houie adjoining, formerly occupied by
mr.. John Ridley.
A. CHARLES CAZENOVE.
sM, February 2. eo3m
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N OTICE 8.

~ 4 - Cs
AL perlons having claims
ssgainR the elatc Of the late THOMAS
FoRTsk, are requeaed to bring them for
ward on or before the Grft of March next.
and thofe indebted to him are. respectfully
requefed to make payment to
SARAH PORTER, Adm'x.
Ian. 1. fzleo
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BALTIMORE, September J.

,.r;ved ihip Harriet, capt. Hoibrook,
70 DAYS from Liverpool.
July roth, off FloIyhead, fpoke the hip
Connecticut, from New York, and brig
re;,lI from Waihing ION, IN. c. bound
TO Liverpool, the latter out 81 days.
Aueut 4sh, in long. so, poke che flip
Minerva, of and for Norfolk, "a days
from Liverpool.
Aupus S,h, in long. 4S, so. fpoke the
fnip America, ofand for Philadelphia, zo
days from London.
A gulf ruth, 10 long. S., fpoke the
1 brig Mary of and for New York, s. days
j fom Anaterdam; fuppiied her with pro-
4 vifons.
The brig Viper, capt. Frazier, from
n Cuadaloupe, is in the bay.
Il Sch'r Polly, capt. Gardiner, II days
from Barbados.
Lin afvsDsk aybieb pm Barbados, boAnd
Auguf 9th, brig Active, of Alexandria,
bound to Martinique. 9th, brig Eliza,
Ioleph C.bef, mater, from Norfolk, IS
days, bound 70 Surrinam; fell to leeward,
roth, brig American Hero, Athbel Dem
ming, matter, 80 days from N. London,
bound to market; fame day brig Su-
iannah, J. Arnold, mater, 40 days from
Baltimore, bound to a market. In lat.
ze, long. so, fpoke the feh'r Ann, Levi
Sa!iibury, mater, from Baltimore, bound
60 Trinidad. nth, brig Cyrus of and
from Hohon, so days, cargo aGorted,
bound to leeward for a market. rsth,
fchoooer Orange, Clark, matter, 81 days
from Philadelphia, bound for market.
Ts6sAj left tie I3tb efdusaR.
Brig Argo, captain Lily, ofKennebunk,
TO fail 18th, for ST. Martins; , Will
liam Gutter, to fail 18th, for Portland !;
Sally, John Grey, matter, from NEWPORT
tR. ~ to TAI! in 10 days; ich'r lhomas,
Andrew Phillips, matter, from Penobfcot,
unloading.
Eliza ard Mary, Henry Read, matter,
and ichr. Franklin, John Grenold, mater,
to fail in 6 days tos Alexandria.
Sloop Mary, Bezaleal Young, mater
from Portland, came to ancho,.
Aug. IS, lat. II. 81, long. 81, fpoke
ichr. Polly, Stephen Gorham, mater, 40
days from Bofcn, hound to Tobago.-
Aug. II. fchr. Fiji Hawk, William
Cook, matter, II days from Salem, bound
to Cape Francois, lat. 49, long. SO, 90.
Augu:t rs, fpckc fnall fchooner from
New York, out 9 days, bound to Havan-
ma, lat. 80, long. 70.
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a!sranuria aobertisar.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
MARYLAND ELECTION.

In Montgomery county Upon Beall
and Thomas Davis, are elected e'eeors
OF the Senate OF Maryland. Theie gen.
tlemen are FederaIifts.
In Prince Georges county. Allen r.
Dpckett, and Leonard Covington were
elected by majority of about So votes ::
and James FL. MsCullock of the CITY
and Tobias E. Stanbury and john FOLLY
Worthington, OF the county of Baltimore.
without oppoGsicn. Thefe Ave electors
are friends ct the pref:nt adminifraticn.
In addition to which we have heard
from Lover Marlborough, Calvert.
Co... 4 W ala.. ~ }D<m,e,s,,e.
Dr.. Psrrao, 70 Republican.
We think it more than probable thai
the Republican interef will fail, in the
fate at large, and that of courfe the fenatc
ct the fate will be wholly democraticai
and democratic ienasor will be elected te
Corgreis.
Extratf CT letter from captain Ambrofe
Martin, ofthe fcb'r Raven, to his own.
ers IN Marblehead, dated Leghorn, Iune
8, received via BiIboa.
am only waiting for the arrival oftwo
armed American vefels from Naples,
which will probably be here in one or
two days, and will add greatly to our force
which at preisnt coniits of the following
ve6els, viz. 2
ship Columbus, commodore Wait, of
Alexandria Happy Couple, OF. N. York,
Q guns; kh'r Warrington, of PhiladeI.
Phia, 4 guns; and my own veGel 1.-THE
Kayen) guns. The other veiiels at Ma
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lCOPY.]
Nav IL b2eaLe paur Lordbi3,

Mr.. ]. H. Adding,on having by his
letter OF the zzd ulr. iigni6ed that having
laid before your lordihips, letter from
Rufus King, Efq. with memorial ofiun-
dry perions concerned in the Tobacco trade
with America, relative to the feizurc of
. Tobacco for being in illegal packages, he
lMr. Addington) is commanded to refer
the fame to us for OUT confederation and
report thereon.
We REPORT,
That the Tobacco in quei}ion conGts of
forty nine hogfheads which were Eeized by
our officers out of different n,ips in conie-
quence OF the faid hcgheads having been
cut and altered, as alledged for fowage,
and the whole being liable TO forfeiture,
we gave orders for the proiecution thereof.
That previous to the receipt Of your lord
fh'p's orders of reference, applications were
made to US for the delivery Of the before
mentioned Tobacco; but as a practice of
- cutting and altering the packages, ap.
peared Of late TO have become very fire.
quent, and the revenue thereby expoicd 10
great riik and hazard, we thoughr it our
duty with view to put flop to fuch
proceedings, to reject the faid applications.
We have, however, on coniidering all the
circumstances fated in the prclent memo
rial, given directions for the goods now
applied for, to be rcfored.
We take leave to obierye, that as The
importation of Tobacco in fuch mutiIated
packages, under pretence Of cutting them
tor ttowage is illegal, the law requiring
the fame to be brought in entire packages,
and as ir opens door to comfortable
frauds, we fubmit 20 your lordfhips, whe-
Their you will not be the means of notice
being given, thro' the medium of the mi
hitter from the u. States reGdent here, to
the ihipPc,s. Of this article, that all To-
bacco imported in cafss that are mutiIated
or CUT, is by law liable to forfeiture, and
will hereafter be feized and profecuted ac
cordingly.
In order, however that the parties may
have no ground to complain OF being TAX
en- by furprize, or to plead ignorance in
this refpeef, we farther take leave to fub-
nit, that the notification given in America
lhouid express that this regulation is nc,
meant TO be carried into execution with re-
tpeft TO fuch packages as may be fhipped
prior TO the frit of January next, bur that
all Tobacco which lhall be laden in Ame.
RIGA fubfequent to that period, and hall
be imported into this kingdom in illegal
packages, o. in packagessfo mutilsted on
cut, and not entire, except from una soid-
able accident, will be feized and dealt with
according to law.
Signed 70
r. TssIvIN, G. WILSON,
]. BUTLER, A. MUNRO.
Cufom- Houfe, I
June 70, 1901.
True Copies, ]. WAGNER,
Cb, elk. Dep. State.
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FaUe Dollars Reward.

Ran AWAY on Tuefday the 9th inf.
an apprentice 10 the hair drefling buGnefs,
iamcd Wiliiam Counoy. He is about S
years OF age, fout mace, about 8 feet 6
inches high. He took with him Bath
coating coatee OF a light colour, nankeen
trowfers, and fur HAT half worn. tits
luppofed he is gone towards Georgetown,
where his relations live.
Whoever takes up faid apprentice, and
'ecures him in any Jail 70 that get him
again, fhall receive the above reward, and
IA Reasonable expences paid if brought
home.
PETER ROWLAND.
N. B. | forwsm all perfons from en-
pIoying or haEboring him at their peril.
Sept. 10. dAt
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OFFICIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, 4th September, 1901.


Pb2adtIpbia, 4th September, 1901.
Sir,
IN conformity to orders which /
have received Trombone, have the honor
OF tranfmilting to you copy of report
made by the .commiilioners of his naief-
tvs cuitoms To the lords commllioners Of
his maJefy's treafury, relating TO the
Importation of Tobacco in musiiated and
other illegal packages; and / hope tina,
you will adopt iuch means of notifying the
regulation therein contained to the mer-
chants and other citizens of the United
States engaged in the Importation of To
bacco, as may prevent the difagreeable
consequences which mutt orherwife attend
the continuance ofthis illegal practice.
! have the honor be,
With perfect truth and refpeef,
Sir, your mott obedient
humble fervane.
EDWARD THORNTON.
The ban. James Mady/on, En-.
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uric Be,iey, Shaw, bound to New PtoSi-
Se9 s Sept. Z, LAT. 50, IS, on ioundirgs
Gr,Le the fchr. Sulan, from st. Croix TO
New York.
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pies, are, one fhip of IS guns, and brig
OF 20 guns.
The cargo of the ihip Lydia, El;hu
Smith, matter, belonging to William
Roach and Son, New Bedford, bound here
from ST. Peteriburgh, ard burnt at tea,
conhRed of
o3oo pods Iron, 10 pieces Drill;rps,
4439 Hemp rs do. Flens.
oI3 Oa,ihor 2oz do. Ravens Duck
go Flax 74s do. Sail Cio.h
ooi Linieed Oil ~ 60. Table Cloths
s. Cordage 7z do. Napkins
and 4S Tongues
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EStrfet OF letter from a well informed
gentleman, dated London July 3,
1901.
!" The law refpeaing prize courts in
the Wet Indies and Halifax having palIed,
no further difficulties now itano in the way
of the promiied reform, which will, have
reaion to hope, be carried into execution
without delay.
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V0l1ta6le P'f'opsa1" jo7 SAFE
'CEI I'M

N1lNd0le' POpe31" j0i Sale. |
SEVEN hundred andeighty ight acre
IN the county OF Elalppihlre, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape CaFon, about 20 mild
from the Warm Springs, and 80 frol
Wincheiter.. This land is full OF wood
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farm
may be made, with so to SO acres Of bot
tom, ard rich high lands to each; and d
the heart of the timber there is fine fed
for fa,v-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice viii
thew the lands.
Three thoefand eight hundred and Co.
ty-hve acres IN the county of Ohio, Oh
the waters of Gaye> and Filth Creeks
near the river OHIO, and about So mile
below Pitttburs. Some of theic lands ard
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Kiq. the suryeyos
OF that county, Will thew, thefe lands.
One hundred ieventy fix and three
fonrths acres, within three miles of tf.a
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capoa,
near its month, and within i ola milo
of the River Potomall. This Land has
about 70 or SO acres Of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with a74fne Sngai
Trees on it; from which lam informed.
there may be made 3ooolb. of good lugai
annually. There are ALTO Feat for grfl
and {aw mills on it, equal TO any in thai
1 ne'2hborhood, and upon never falling
| itrean1 OF water. The upland is rich
| with plenty of timber, and part uader cul /
fiyation. This farm is well improve
with a goad orchard, hopfes and iencias3
and rented Taft year ior Prpduee equal q
lxty pounds per ann. Mr.. Joieph Butler
&C the Warn Springs, wi1l a.esy il. I viii
'rli all, or any Of the aaoxe lands for cain
or upon credit, or take In. exchange foS
them lands in Fairfax County or lots q
land in the City of Alexandria, or thd
City of Warrington.
ra5 SY.t zk.s.f af r, & IT, B0NE u
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Ba1timore, 1901.
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BY Manner g Hanna,
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SIX Iolumes IF
SELECT PLAYS,
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- % A-cuj C1 IS
tor the term OF II years, a, reaio1able
rents,
Sundry tracts Of Land In
the counties of Berkeley and slIa.npihire,
in tsn@nlen;s of conVeuient dimeniions,
from 100 TO 200 acres.
In EERKLBY.
SIC acresnpon the river Potomac, op
pohte to fort frederic.
lIco. acres upon the liver Potomac, at
the mouth of the Warm Spring run.
500 acres upon the north fork o. Sleepy
Creek.
g. Mr.. Butler, living at Bath, can
thew theie Lands.
In HAMPsHrRE
5oracres ON New Creek, at the mouth
of l>ittlelicis branch.
100 acres on the drains of Abrahsu,s
creek, on the Alleghany mountain
633 acres on the lou,h fork of Glib
bon's rui.
654 acres on the Allegheny mountain,
bs.ween The gap over 70 Pine Swamp and
another gap, called /" The way to BuAinp-
tons meadow
SIS. acres, called the I" Trout pond
tract, /" on fize drains of Great Cacapon.
The five laf mentioned tracts were ia
ken up near 40 years ago, and granted to
Thomas Bryan Martin, deceafed, and by
aim conveyed to the fubicriber. Any Of
thefe tracts are to be'purchaied at a rea-
ionAble price; one halt Of the money 10
be paid down, and for thsother credit will
beaiiow1d. For further particulars apply
IN Alexandria to the Gubfcriber.
CHARLES LEE.
Sent. rs. Jaw
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rs Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or Golep from tie
Ial/etbey's pqqH,y, f4ear THE. leqt Of ne
lofe mir. Madiu, and abazt 4 miles /,on'
chs toqpn) su Tbuy44y night, tie Ioib
mjtaht, tqVo GELDlAGS, one of' Them a
bright bay, akQm IS hands high, has a
banging main md fqcR b taH, d tar anu
JmaH blaze or Juip a51ru to or near bis
a9/e, BRANDED on one ef bis asigbs, buf
zvbicb is not ree0Aet7ea, fbus, O. 2; he
tf0ts 4vsN and pery egly III a .Roav tyape!-
ling gait, 4n.l 1vas ,4aaa tstIte.
Tie atber a brisbtJoyyei, a5out IL bands
kish, .Rort made borje, has a baugln.
main ana /;tvite5 tai, qvbHe pot apoU
his buek, oeegkoaed ~ The faaale, ro1s
nara, and DR. }gs his bind feet, by qvb,eb
they are much qOaru, tb1ld, his bead M>S
zvben mauutrd, bas bad lke glSnaeys f.,
Jane 'fi,ue,. 6ut is alm1f qUell bea1oas n2oa
bsf5re, buthqaAR one IF bis l9,ts.
Nlboeter de8rusys fke /aia barlcs to the,
iIa6lru3er, Nalk,eesiveaa@ a2Ha,s,1zuayd,
81, 10 dsAes Jor eithSr Vt 1htm. If the
.H5yfsss uveye f.lsu, aglli<hrn mare t5uu
p2sba6le. he. pegGsuJ s2pamg ana. /ten,4ay
esae fbiet,.Io thai he nay be c,aviae.f, ,N,all
s,seeiVe q re7card ~ 50 d.A4rs nbsa b,}
sb-l1g eouviald FIR He0Lmg tbs atorsfon.
.h0yfs5, ar eitber Of them.
P, Hip r. Kendall.
as -4yexqn7yiy, 1 abs ebf. 1SoI.r ri
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A Dwellsng Hoassto Rent.

THAT large and handfomely ftuated
Houfc on tie North EAT cerncrof Warer
and Princeis itreets, with clever garden,
and every .nece0ary out hou9e ahsreunto
bstsngipg, laEely occupied by Charles
Alexander, jun. Ffq. otwhich immediate
podeliion viii begiien.
s JOHN DUNDASS.
Sept. i7o. eo5~t
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THIS day as p45l1Jhsd,
Gina neat pocket volume Handsomely print.
cd--pricc GO a..3 cents)
BY JOHN ". THOMAS,
And fold by him at his Book Gore, nes
the Cofee-Houie,
Chs .Btsrk Nallep,
IL RlOMANTI TILE.
[ R!O Ma MTG TILE

lranilated from the German.
THIS tale is written in manner as
once hnple, entertaining and highly ints.
reRing. The Characteristic frongly mark
ed--f'he patiions are expreaed wish vehel
mence --thaf OF Love IN particular, with
gay but not indecent auxuriance. One Of
the Erglill reviews, in noticing this lit
tie work, days is lis " related qeib much
:" animatio9, md embelk15cd zoisb decd
:" ratiomsef lyhe; a44.tbe tspgtafo,bal
/" dypieyea, gysuf a6A1 and a4eommoj
6 eommand Of la1gaage--I sosaJd, tbtxj
!" fa,S, sKea0mmtnd TIE peyformaaee 10 III
!" qflenAonofrvey elafs ot rraae,s, -scit(
6 a p,.o,ujfs e,rnot "a httls amstemenf, an
" mich eiesnnt hmprooemenf.''t'
N. r. The above publication may like.
wife be had OF the different booksellers il
town. e,
Sept. I'll. 1870 .cosw
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1A;S = - ~ - i " 'PP' oOSs~ 1~f'"
near the e-Ridge,
4 valuable Tract of Land
in Nqrl,umberland county, two miles
from the court houle, and near the bank
of the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tratf is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is a brick dwelling houte
SO by s. feet conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, II by s feet. A farm
ed honle 20 by is feet deigned Tor an
overfser, and other OUT houles.
The conyenicnces Of this place are e
qnalled by few, and the profpect exceiled
BY none in the fate. The houfe is litu-
.ated on high hill and commands an ex-
teFfye view of the Potomac and the Chef
apeake bay. There is creek Astounding
with the fnef fiji and oyfters, which ter
inmates the fat land Of this tratt, that Is
navigable for bay craft, and affords an
exsslicnt landing place within halfa mile
q the houfe, On this part of the tra6l
there, is an excellent bearing apple ana
peaeh orchard, and variety OF other
trust trees. 1t has a great Efficiency of
oak and hickory timber, for the ufe of
the plantation, bcides a large quantity Of
pine,
On the other plantation there is a frame
dwelling houfe 81 by IS feet, and few
out houtes, iuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part Of the tract is as
well htuated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. 1t is well watered, has fluff
ciepcy Of timber for its fupport, and
hogr'1hlns young peach and apple orch
ards.
AS IT. prefumable that no pcrfen will
make fuch a purchaie without viewing the
pfemiies, ali that is necsaary TO add is tina
Mr., Spencer Ball, living thereon, Will
lhePw the whole, and lisifully authorized to
make fale thereof.
JAMES ". BALL.
n. B. Any perlou pprchadng may be
iupplied with Aocl, of al! kinds neceaary
and fuficient for tbs plnration,
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COLUMBl4 ACAULMY,
Ks9g- Sfnet, 1yfepern P1t anil Ro,al Streets,
ALEXANDRIA.

Young Gentlemen are taught
Englhh, French, Latin, Greek, Writing,
Arlthmesic, Book Keeping, Geography,
Mathematics, with Other branches OF an
uieal and ornamenfai education, by the
Rev. galnes Gbaalbers, A. NJ.
many years mater OF a Doarding School in
England.
TERMS.
- DIS. Cts..
'EducHtion, Board, Lodging.
" wai aaa4;. and STATIONARY 50
Day Scholars, for Latin,
French, &c. SO
Do. do. tor Englifh, /
French, &c.
Do. do. for Engliih, A /
rithmetic, &c.
". B. Proper aihTants are conaantly
employed. Young ladies are taught IN
ieparste ciaGes, Eng French, Writ.
iog, Ar 'hmetic and Geography, in fepa-
rat apartments. Greatcafc viii be IKE,
70, insroct the more adyaoced youth ,n
the e!eneT,s Of competition, PARTICULAR,
EPiltolary Writing, and the rides 70 b,
obiefvf.d IN P1llljE S,sak;no
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80. r. t. 5HOOF.
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h. =! tApp I'd : DAI.L.
n. b. Any perlou pprchadng may b.
iuPpl'ed with flock of al! kinds neceaar,
aud intFicient for the plnration,
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To be Leaied

For the term OF IL years, at Reasonable
rents,
Sundry tracts Of Land in
the counties of Berkeley and Hampihire,
in m Of convenient dimenhons,
from 100 to 200 acres.
In BPRKLEY.
$40 acres upon the river Potomac, op-
polite TO fort Frederic.
100 acres upon the river Potomac, at
the mouth Of the Warm Spring run.
600 acres upon the north fork Of Sleepy
Creek.
o. Mr.. Butler, living at Bath, can
hew thefe Lands.
IN HAMPSHIRE.
sol acres on New Greek, q, the month
of Kit,Ielick branch.
100 acres on the drains of Abraharn's
creek, on the Allegheny mountain.
633 acres on the fouth fork OF Glib
bon's run.
654 acres on the Allegheny mountain,
between the gap over TO Pine Swamp and
another gap, called "The way to Bufhng-
tons meadow"
SIS acres, called the Trout-pond
tract" on the drains Of Great Cacapon.
The five laft mentioned tracts were ia
ken up near 40 years ago, and granted to
Thomas Bryan Martin, deceafed, and by
him conveyed to the fubfcriber. Any of
theie tracts are to be purchafed at a rea.
fonabie price !; one halt of the money 10
be paid down, and for the other credit will
be allowed. For further particulars apply
in Alexandra TO the fub(criber.
CHARLES LEE.
Sept. IS. zaw