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NEW YORK, Aaeuft II.

Arrived, (h;p Experiment, Manner, ia
-a:ca; brig Tartar, Rogers, Greenock;
,uiiar, Heyers, Guada;oupe; fch'rs Pa.
Iacon, Nichols, New Providence Allan
,it, Caldwell, Jamaica, Mehisable, Den
n:ion, Martinique; Two Brothers, Sle-
", SheIburn Mrrourv, Butter, Norfolk
loop Factor, Harding, Havana.
Cleared, ih;p Re,fey, Cox, Malaga;
brig Jane ard Maria, lrsham, Curacao
!ch'r Anna, ST. thomas, EAre-
,iment, Firth, Bermuda.
The Tartar failed in &C. with the thl.
VIM. Gardner, of n. York, board to r
,crfburg. Spoke July IS, lat. 40, 80,
long. 20, 80, fhip Ofris, Coffin, Is days
rom n. York for A.naerdsm. Ju.y
18th, lat. AZ, 81, long. 40, z6, brig De-
light, M'Neal, II days from N. York
for Amterdam. Aug. 3, lat. Al, IS,
loag. 46, 10, chip Rofe, Carpenter, y
days from Charletton iUI Cowes. Letf,
ihip Sherherdefs. Folser, OF New York,
TO fail 10th July Huron, Hill, do. Fan
ny, Braine, z5th; Briefs, Dunlevy, de-.
Magner, Marih, 90. brig Lydia, Olive,
do. ihip Aurora, OF Philadelphia Mercu-
", Beck, Charlotte Mac lrglis, do.
bark, Pains, bowden, do. brig JEANNE,
Cowen, City Point; Trio, Mariner, Sa-
rannah; Ovary, Mills, dc. brig Belilari-
Us, Iibbers, Bottom; ich'r Weaver,
Rhode Iaant. Ship Experiment, Weir,
failed on the 9Th init.
The Hiram, Weaver, of n. York, has
arrived at Clyde.
The Julian, from CuadalouPe, in lat.
s., IL, IF Charlehcn, fpoke The ihir
Swan, ON. York, IL days from Havan-
na e London.
The captain of the Mercury, from Nor
folk, fays the Semilante friga'e had, dur
Ing the lat 10 days, made ieversl at
temp,s to get out, without iuccsis. She
was in Hampton Roads when the Mercu
~ failed.
The Atlantic, from Martha Brae, Au,
sni'.r3, fpoke The Goop Jane, Hacker,
IS day from Jamaica for this pors-tooh
OF, OF Aer captain John Bridseham, paG n
ger. ara fnfpl,ed her with provihons.
Capt. Mariner OF the nip Experiment
1 ON Jamaica, lett, the brig Sally, Iren
ofNewbu,n; sally of s ton, tor New
port; ich'r Davis, OF Eden'on, Tor Turk
IlAni. A, Mon,ego Bay, brig Rich
,nond, of PailadeI, hia Veaus, of Boi'on;
fh'r John, of this port, tor Cha'!eiton ;
i>h'r ATLANTA, OF Guitord. Aug. II
IL lat. q, IL. long. S., 50, ipoke TN
F4,ae, Jones Of Philadelphia, from Ne"
u;ielns ior Kingdom. cut 50 days. Iz,h
!a,. "a, long. SIS. IS. fpoke tie Fun
I'D, IS days from this port to Mon'egc
Bay.
Ia of .4~cucar ~1GSl, arrissd at s..
IP:srrss, .Nar.'r,gnr, from TIE lIib Ju
Il 70 TIE SRI Org. 1901. |
luty iI,h-- Brig Olive, Metcah, \.
london, odsys; f>h'rs Mary Elizabeth,
Br.,or, Sc. Thomas; Favori,e, Wey- |
noa.6, Eichmond, lVir.) Il.
ls,h--- Bsigs Mei;e,'l!s, Carlow, Phi
ladel2hia, - days: Phiianshropias, -,
\. Yoskk, $: ,Ne2:8ne, Hampaead, n.
I o,4,, * f>b.rs Parcv. Aiieo. New 1
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA

ARRIVED.
Schr. Elizabeth, Ha.e, Curracoa
Scoops Rldny Sun, Rhodes, Psutax-nr
Favouri;e, Cha man, ea.ena
Two ottess, Carlton, NewburyPore
CLEARED,
Brig Commerce, Baldwin, Malaga
Schr. Betty, Gilpin, Cape Francois
Sioop PteGden,, Bunker, y. Eo'k
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From The PeunGkvania CaSette.
Menrs. HALL & SELLERS,

MeIrs. HALL & SELLERS, {
Your in(erting the incIofed IN your ufetul
paper, and reque1ing your fellow prin-
ters to do the fame, will oblige num-
Der Of your friends, and perhaps at this
! feaion Of the year, be means of pre-
venting many inaocent people from eat
ing to their own ruin.
Yours, &c.
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Public &a.t.

TOMORROW, at 10 e'ehtk, eysN Be
EA ut The Y'adnc Store, in aaaHiou IL
the nrtlefes be,e;zflrs advert/el,
l bale OF I ianneIs,
A quantity Of i,ckienbugg,, and
Placed Ware, conGi;ius Of
Tea pos, quart, pi;H anl half pinc
mugs, n,afard hotties, candi>dicks, and
knives aud forks.
AJ5.
Looking G!:a.ies OF The fnafier Kind.
P. &. MARSTELLER.
Mou3oy. Auy. 81.
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BnLmors, 1901.
PRCPOS SAILS,
By Warner s Hanna,
For pubIiming by Suhfcr!Yrion,
Six Vo!amri
SELECT PLAYS,
To be entitled, T..
The American Theatre.
CONDITIONS.
I. The whole iet will be printed in a
hsndfome duodecimo fze, on a !aYer-
fine wove paper, and new type, mAde
purpo!ely for the work.
2. The price to fubleribers, neatly boona
andlettered, will be one dollar Pe' vc-
lune-to on-lubfcribers che dollar ant
feventy- Ave cents.
:. No money required until the delivery
- of each volume, and at the completion
of the whole Lift Of It's patrons will be
! given.
a.. The 6rff volume will conGft Of the FOL-
lowing much admired plays - C?F%s
Spe7rs,, Heir at Law, The Stranger,
and Seeysts Wor!b Knoqcing.
5. The publilhers pledge thelnfs!ves 10
be particular in their Election. by CIV
ing place to fuch plays as are publicly
and jualy admired for purity Of ienu-
ment, and elegance Of di:tion and no
expence withheld in rendering the WORK
for beauty eqyal to any in America.
GI When it is confdered that the 4
merican public have never as yet been pat
in poAeaion, from preia in this country,
of fet OF we'll feietted and approved plays,
capable OF producing much rational feori-
n,ent, chaae wit, and good hun,er, 70
we'll calculated to incuica,e morality, q
mufe, recreate and animate the mind-rile
pubiihers hatter tnemielyes their exer:i-
ous will meet with encouragement.
g Sub/trption; are reer'Oed at ne
attic If TIE ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISERS.
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the nip Pro!perity, from Bslfaa, bound to
Philadelphia, with panengers. In lat. SD
30, long. IS, fpoke iehr. John Chayton,
3 days from the CsPes, bound to HavSe de
Grace.
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by the ruling Providence of God,
were not preiens at the deadly repast.
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From the Centinel..
THE AUTHORITARIAN
Ak you the provofatiox that I bads
1bf Fr0ng anfipatby of good TO BAD.
~ Pope.
Mr.. RUSSELL,

~ Pope.
KNOW very we'll the value which
every man fets upon his reputation, and
how painful tits to be expofed to the m;rth
and deriGon of the public, and fhould
therefore icorn to divert my reader at the
expence OF any private man. If names
nave at any time been affixed to characters
which / have heretofore drawn, or if any
iha1 be to thoie may hereafter draw
1t Is no fault OF mine, and cannot rene
dy it. | mutt continue to pourtray the
errors Of tie day in that manner which 7
think will produce the belt efeet-and be
the mott likely to produce their reforrnati-
on 1t is a Aattering teit of my fucceis occa-
iionally to'hear that Mr.. Sxe6-a-oue was
certainly intended by luch character, as
i" nothing could be more exai7 20 when no
particular character was intended. Iris
to my mind iome proof that the charge
which l brought forward in my lait mum
Der was not without foundation when per
ions 10 readily exclaim s. be means me-,
And 1t gives me fomc hope that the caufc
of complaint in time may be removed
That words may foon be better applied
terms correefed--and Actions properly ef.
timated.
1t has frequently been remarked and 7
helievewit great juitice that there is more
eoqaetcy in mof other countries than is to
be found in ours. At the fame time it IS
but equaljuitice to acknowledge, notwith,
fanding our pretenfons to innocence, that
there are fome old countries that we exceed
In this particular. {" 7bi,i,a fare e,vH
nade, THE /an,' and l with fomething
might be done to ihane it from our land
OR at leat to check its progrefs. Of male
jiAs, e0qastfs, and f,ibbles, I fhall fay no.
thing at preient although it mutt be con-
fened that they are far more repreheniiple
than thoie OF the other fex-But that they
| are both bad enough no one will difpute.
in this country owing to variety of cir
cumitances there at leaR ten female CO.
qnetfs to one male. Nature with the af.
iiitance Of the vain and indulgent mother
has made many; and the remainder have
become 70 from fafhion.
According to the definition Of fone, a
feal0Nle eoqHefte is "a gay airy girl gUbo en-
deavea,sto attraR nefier." The general
! ty OF handfome girls by this definition are
mlae coquettcs. / do not know if this
be trre-but we know that mott beauties
are pleaied to g attract notice." Others
define coquette, |" one uOb0 BY a6s7ea
carriage and tale endeaUo,5 to rain the
leve efueu.'
A downright Noyoagb bred eogaette ne.
yer quits the Object Of her purfnit until
The has deftroyed his peace forever; Che
us then ready to begin again.
go 49,
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&c
THE REFLECTOR-No. VII.
Nat"reis n7ore powerful than fancy, and
the meN arttHl .fl7iaus mga giye zvay
to tyNtb."
IT may look like a contradiction in
terms to fay that man mutt itrive hard to
act with EmbHcity. Art is perhaps never
uied to better effect than in concealing art,
except when it is ufed to counteraSt it.
The force of implicitly is 70 great, that
whoever adheres to it, will be deemed
worthy of imitation; but till he cannot
eafily be initiated. Thofe who take de-
light in viewing fubjeets by the fair rays
OF truth, and to make their actions corref-
pond with the dictates Of unmingled pro-
pretty, mutt engage in perpetual conflict
with prejudice, fancy, and falihood. There
are coxcombs in all projections; men who
pretend to iomething more than they de-
ierve; men who only can derive confequence
by giving fpecious coloring to the garb
of afeetation. There are quacks in all
arts, who arefuppofed to ponels knowledge
in things which they do not underaand.
Such coxcombs and ouacks will endeavor
to e&ablilh falfe rules of propriety which
mutt be detected and oppoied by all, who
prefer real knowledge to boaRed preten-
tons; and who delight in the pure ina
ges of nature, more than the capricious
fietions of art.
The term Fmple is often ufed as fynoni-
nous to weak or fly; and this abates the
force of it, when uied in its more proper
ienfe, which is to express the real, unmlxed
character Of thing. Thofe who attempt
to "trip fubjeet of all falfe appearances,
have great talk to perform, but if they
accomplish it their labors are well reward
ed. There are few men 70 attached to
error, but they will foonprefcr truth, when
it is fairly pointed out there are till ma
ny men who prefer their own errors to
thofe of other people. But let them once
behold the implicitly Of truth, and its
charms can hardly be rehfed. The great
er part of mankind are conhantly engaged
from habit or protection, in giving ff,i-
tious value and fictitious character TO mott
OF the appearances which are exhibited to
tl'e view Of the world. How few Of the
plaufible approximations, to which our at
tention is called, will bear to be Hrietly
compared with fate Of facts How ma
ny of the elaborate iyflenas which are per-
picking the votaries of icitnce, mutt vanii,
into fnoke, if the principles on which they
are built, were faithfully tried by the
fandard Of truth and reaion. For when.
ever they are brought in competition, ma.
ture will be found more powerful than fc
ton; nor will the fuggetions Of capric,
and prejudice be liftened TO-, where truth
Jingle and pnaloyed, makes its appeal 4
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a Wet Nu11e Wanted.

A HEALTHY young woman, who can
be we'll recommended, and who will un-
dertake to fuckle child at the parents
houfe, will meet with liberal encourage
ment, by applying to the printers hereof.
George Town, February @. at
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Public S'ale.

On FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock, will be fold
at the Vendue- Store,
Brown Sugar in hhds. 69bls.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Teneri6c and PORT Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter cafxs,
French Brandy in pipes,
Whiikey in tierces and barrels,
Hyfon Tea in chefs.
Behea Tea in chefs,
Figs in caiks and trails,
Raiins in do. do.
Cordials in boxes,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Cotton in bales,
Aquantity Of Bacon,
Tobacco in kegs,
Nails in caiks,
Hardware aaorted in boxes, &c.
Alto, quantity of
DRY COO DIS.
Particulars of which will be made known
previous to the iale.
P. @. MARSTELLER,
AHf3ioneey.
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a-F IN apprentice vanted at
this 0Ees. :
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Tzyenty Dollars Rezcard.

I IoCitF |O'1et' = INC o~A 70.
RAN AWAY from Alexandria, on
Saturday evening the 18th init. two Ne
gro Women, viz. Amie and Veaas the
former about IS years OF age, 5 feet 4
inches high, fout made, of yellcwiih
caa had on, when fhe went off, blue
cloth habit +; faid girl was purchafed of
Mr.. William Reed, and formerly lived
in the City of Warrington. where / OK
pet fhe is now lurking the latter about
"a OF IS years of age, feet 10 Or II
inches high, has now with her a young
child at the breaf', about 4 or 5 months
old, her apparel is not recolleeted; ihe
was purchaied of a gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland.-
Whoever will apprehend laid women, and
deliver them to me in Alexandria, f,ali
receive the above reward, or 10 dollars
for either. GEORGE LUCK.
Nov. I2. - q
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A utor Wanted.

I WISH to procurea Teacher of I'm
proved mind, and moral, TO reide in my
own family. An accomplished female
would be mott agreeable. The fslary
ihall be proPortionase to merit. Letters
addreiied to nae at Centeryille in Fairfax,
or at New Market in this county, will be
sceived readily.
SPENCER BALL.
Prince VIM. aft Nov. esIztt
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Public 5ale.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
A. ten .'tlsek, qriN be 6H a. the Fendae
Store,
cd and 9Th proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhdS. and bis.
French Brandy IN DIS.
Holland Gin in bis.
Teneriffe Wine in cal<s,
Co,dials in bis.
Sugar In hhds and bis.
Molahes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthcn Ware IN crates,
handsomely aforted,'
80 boxes HAVANA Segars,
Cotton in bales---ox credit.
ALSO,
A oaratey of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpets and Carpering.
Irifh and German Linens, :.
Worried and cotton Stockings,
calicces ard Ginshams,
A variety of Muilin and Muffin Hand
.erchief, and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number of other articles.
P. G.. MARSTELLER,
Dee. IL. Verdue- Matter.
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Enlhl.

A Ready and active GIRL, of good
character, either white or black ,tthossl,
the former would be preferable as ehIid's
maid. To fuch as can come we'll recon-
m-nded good pay will be given-None
otherwile need apply. Enquire OF the
Printers.
December II. 60
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FALL GOODS.

The Subfcriber has received,
BY the Reierve from London, part of his
FALL ASSORTMENT,
and is in daily expectation Of receiving.
the balance by the firit arrivals from Ii
verpool.
James Ws!son.
Sept. II. d
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COITOM g STEWART
Harve reeeivsa, large end general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
ln THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE;
Amongst which, are the following:
IEfFSRSONs Notes on Virginia, hot prefs'd
Ed. ko,zebue', Plays, vols. Ladies' Mufi-
cal Magazine, Parks Travels, Steuart's View
of Society, Cheae-6eld's Letters, vols. Culler's
Practice OF Phylic, Wallis on Health, Paiey's
Philoicphy, vols. Gibbons Surveying Moofe's
Navigation, by Blunt, Bu-ns's Poems, Millots
Ancient Hi&ory, Z vols. Practical Education, z
vols. Beauties of St. Pierre. Buchan's Family Ply
iician, Fox's Book of Martyrs, vols. Lees
Memoirs, sritilh State Trials, Robnfon's Aemi-
rally Reports. vols. Go be eontinued) Gentle
man and Ladies Prcceptor, vols Hunter, on
the Blood, vols. Caidwe!i's Memoirs, Wi'oh's
Lectures, Martins Law of Nations, Vatters
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, vols Edin-
burgh l>Lpenlatory, Eicgant Extracts, Contti-
tutiens, Zimmerman ON Solitude, Ditto on Ma
,ional Pride, Biackitone's Commentaries, vols
Collection OF Earccs, vols. Polite Education,
Tooke's Pantheon, Juniuss Letters, vols. Gu
thrie's Geography, Knoxes Education, 2 vols.
Ditto EIays, vols, CoRigan's Travels, Cooks
Voyages, A vols. Damberger's Travels, Sc. &c.
" O r. Ell S.
The Armenian, z vols Montalbert, vols.
Antoincrte, Tales Of Wonder, (by Lewis vols.
My Uncie Thomas, . vols. Jack Smith, Spirit
OF The Cattle, Arthur Mcrvia, vols Clara
Howard, Ornond, Weiland, Maid Of the Ham
let, Vagabond, Sailer Boy, AtlliI and DIM
bayne, Romance Of the Forcf, vols. Mylfe-
res of Udelpho, ) vols. Loufa, Julia and the
Baron, Choit Sier, Tale of the lines, vols.
Camilla, S vols. Evens, vols Monk, vols.
Family of Ortemburg, Negro, vols. Black
Valley, Ellen and Mordaunr, vols. George
Barnweli, Mountain Cottager, Children Of the
Abbey. Z vols. Roachfore Family, Darcy, F.
nnla de ::Varmon,, Oakindale Abbey, The Fair
Impoltor, 3 vols. Edcifrida, vols. Count de
Hoenidrrn, ; vols. Henrietta Mortimer, vols.
Faihienabs Daughter, Count Geiehen, Emma
Dorville, Scotch Hcirels, :, vols. Mifs BATH
mores, vols Advertisement for Huiband, 2
yols. Wandering Elandcr, vols Cornelia Sod
Moore, : vols. Mor6aunr, by Ditto, vok.
Reuben an Rachel, Girl of,hs Mountains, vols.
Myfic Co,sager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bib.ss. TsGzmenss, Pfalters, Common Prayer
Books; Diiwotth, Webaer. Uriverlal, Pearee,
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
and Z large collection of Hifteries aud Chiidrens
Books, wiring and Letter Paper. and Paper
Hang,nss. Waters, Oailis, Ink Powder, Vioim
String, Playing Cards, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. t>c.
ALMANACs for the year ,Scz, by the
groec. dozen. Or fngle.
s. Country shopkcepers fupp!ied on the tow.
Ell terms.
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apag:e aaIe.

49, -s'----
on F,iagy the 1873 Daant 4vif be field,
a. tie Eexdxr- Store,
A large and geue,a al Aiiortmene Of
Elegant Furniture,
Coaiinine OF
IA Dining Room Chairs with covers,
Settees with coveYs,
Large Dining Table With round ends,
1 Smaller do.
Z Liquor Cafes,
3 Knife Cafes,
Side-Boaid,
Defks and Book-Cates,
Looking Glafies and Prints,
Carpets,
; Sets Table and Tea China,
3 Matrai.rs and Beds,
Bed and Window Curtains,
And-Irons, Shove's and Tengs,
Eigh:-Day Ciack,
Table Einsu and Napkins,
Glais and Queens Ware, &c.
With a hand!oa,e ard general collection OF
Books.
P. G.. MARSTELLER,
Dc. -. Vendue- MaRer.
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ssie bp anatoN.

Saie up AHatoH.
On WEDNESDAY next,
4. ten s'e!ofk, sgV De laM at the Axdis"
Roam,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sugar in DO.
Coffee in bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
RaiGn. in do.
Starch in DO.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.-ALso,
A quantity Of Dry Goods.
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,'
Halfthicks, Plains,
Plaids, Coatings,
Outfits, Flannels,
irilh and Shseting Linens
German Oznaburgs,
Calicoes, Durants,
Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Ladies Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, &c.
Fl. and T. MOORE,
Dec. Il. sAuetieneers.
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FOR SHE,

FOR SHE,
Three Invoices of hollow
GLASS WARE, neatly aHorted, lin one
of which are forty eight liquor cafes. Ap-
ply at the compiling hools of Dennis Ram
fay TO
D. MESS, jun.
Dec. II. d3t+
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Public Notice.

At meeting of the Overleers
of the Poor for the county of Alexandria,
it was agreed that the Overleers meet at
the eourt-houte every Tuefday morning
at 10 O'Clock, for the purpofe of receiving
applications from the diireAed-and
that the Secretary adver,ile the fame in
one or more of the Alexandria papers.
PHILIP WANTON, Sec'ry.
IL mo. !.
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

Seven hundred and eis6y-Gght Gerrs
in the county of Hampihire, on the waters Of
Great Cape Capon. about 20 miles frcm she
Wafin springs, and 80 from Wincheaer. ln..
land is full of wood, oak and pine timber. Two
exccllent forms may be made, with 3oto 5oacre,
Of bottom, and rich high lands TO each ; and in
the heart Of tn: timber there is J fine scat for a
faw.miI. Capt. Daniel Rice will thew tic lad.
r THREE tbsx)axdeigbt hundred and torty-
Ave acres in the county 81 Ohio, on the waters Of
Grave and Fiji Greeks, near the river Ohio. ara
abou, 80 miles below Pitfiburgh. Some Of thefe
lands are very good, with eonliderable, quantities.
al rich bottom, and P:cnty of excellent timber.
Robert Woods, Etq. the Surveyor of Tint coun,y
will thew thffe lands.
Twill iei! al! or Any of ,heatove lands Cor eal o.
npon credit, or take in exchange for them lands il,
Fairfax County, or lots OF iond in the city o: 4.
!cxandria, or the city Of Warrington.
K. L. HOOE
October "a 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-14
MILFORD FOR SALE.

purf4ant to & Decree Of the Court
gfCbaneey Of Fairfax eosa:y' ev'A 81
jol1 on The prentice, Of tb' Jya deg Of
}axaar, next, at II o'tloek,
A TRACT of LAND on Holiness
Run, late ;he properly of Robert Al'i!on'
deceafed, containing ~ acres, to ia'is.y
debts due to Robert Meaie and Dennis
RamGay, both Of Alexandria. On this
1rast, known by the name of MILFORD,
there is erected mill, fupplied By very
conaant ftream Of water, we'll calculated
tr GRIT or merchant uie: fhe has PAIR
Of COED burr tones, and pair OF cullens,
with boiling cloth, fcreen, elevators, hop
per-boy, &c, 1t is calculated that the
burr tones alone can grind 10000 buihels
of wheat in the year, and that there isius-
fcienr head Of water to convert her into an
over.ihor mill. There are beades on the
prem,f.s, a good leg houie, meat houte,
fable and cabin. The whole in fee finn
pie, as will appear by reference to the re-
cord, of the county court. TIE mill is
Gtuated abou. s. miles from Alexandria,
) of mile from each of the g'ea, roads
leading from the weaward, is well adapt
ed for the purchaie of grain, and offers to
a capa,aliA .slluring proipsets OF gain.
The terms of laIe are, one THIRD OF the
purchaie money ihall be payable in e'sh!
months, one third In fxtsen months, and
une third within two years from the day
of iale, with interea from that time. The
purchafer to give bond aud feeurit' tor
the payment Of the purehafe money at the
terms aforementioned.
CHARLES LITTLE,
Wm. PAYNE, Con rs
GEO. SUMMERS, J
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