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Iult Received,

Julf Received,
Aad far JaLe BY The SuIlcribef, at bis fare
Corner Of Prince and U1ioa Jareefs,
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 DO. Al proof Brandy,
do. New England Rum,
2 do. Holland Gin.
4 Quarter caiks Catalonia red Wine,
: Kegs Annfeed Cordial,
IA Boxes dipt Candies,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Cof G and Pepper in bags,
Hylonl1iu ard Souchong Tea,
jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Railins in kegs and boxes,
Leipcr's Snuff in half barrels and kegs.
Mems coarfe and fine Shoes,
Womens' Morocco and fancy kid Do.
And eight Bales Of INDIA GOODS, con-
fliug OF Mamoodies, En,erties, Guzz inahs, Mo
hanas, Gungies, Cheeksand Caiicors. and few
pieces China and Iuaee Hankersheiis, and Ra
veus Duck a large quantity Of RED soAL-
LEATHER, aud few barrels Tanners bea
brown Oil.
BENZ. sHREVE, i'm.
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The fubfcribers authorized by
the Will OF the late George Carrot, Of
ST ford County, will lell at Public Aucfi-
on the frf Monday Of December next, ia
the town of Leelburg, his
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on both fides of Gooie Creek, in
this County, and running from thence to
the faid town; containing about FIVE
thoufand acres, mott of which has been
laid off in lots, and Gnce leafed for lives
or term of years; from the peculiarly
eligible ftuation of this land, and It's
great ftnels fer the improving fate of
agriculture that is taking place in this
neighoorhood, it is hoped thar il will be
an object worth the attention OF thoie
who with to yeit their money in landed
property; one third Of the purchafe money
will be required On the dayof fale, the
remaining two thirds 10 be paid by two
annual inaallments; fix per cents of the
Stock of the u. States will be taken in
payment for one half Of the two delayed
infallments, at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perlonal fecurity and mortgages
will be required to fecure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in Leeiburg,
and furveyor Of this County, has plat
Of the land and will furvey or fhow any
part Of it to thofe who with it, they pay
ing his expenses for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE. p
Loudoun County, Auguf 20. 60
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Five Dollars Reward.

cTRAYED from ellis paGure. neer Alexan-
y dria, two or three weeks iince, handfome
soRREl. COLT, years old, - or. "a hands
hiyh, with fwitch tail, and has never been ihod.
The above Reward will be paid TO amy perlon
that " ILL deliver him TO me II Alexandra, and
reafonabie charges.
JOHN LOWRY.
Nov O. eotf
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Nov. Q.


A convenient Dwelling Houie
for a Gnall Family; fltuated on Duke
f|reet, near the corner of Water itreet.
The houle is completely hniihed; with a
convenient Kitchen and other out Houses.
For further particulars apply 10 the Sub
icriber at MOTIFS Tavern, or to Charles
M'KnigAt, Fairfax freet.
WILLIAM MI TCHELL.
Nov II. eotf
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The Subscriber has received,
Iz,ooolo. Green Coffee, entitled TO
drawback, and
IS bales Of Cotton, which be will
fell low.
lie has alb FIR Sals,
MolaGes Of the hrif quality, and
A few hhds. of Sugar.
ROBERT YOUNG.
OGober IS. 60
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Valuable Property for Sale.

III the little Fails Of Potomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 ceres Of Land, upon zvh,eA
are dzpellmg boyls and Iaudy other in.
provemenfs, ./eVsral .foue quar,ies and Eg
funds, and t7va Q,aeaut mill (rats.
7avo undivided third Parts Off
acres Of Land, upon (Which are amsrcbant
mil, qyitb tire pair Of french Jarr mill
flames end evey nectar, complete, 1or
Maintaining fair 10 The b17 aavQutqge,
ana <avitb as hrtle manual M5or as baNbk;
brsqvey and djeillsy, a gronar,
mi2ler's L0g/e, q breauea,'s boyle, eootey's
@op, &c. and a 0aeaat mil leat.
1vo undivided third parts Of
200 acres Of land, adjoining the 7 acres
and IL acres aforementioned, ntou 7vbtb
here are /evoral yfone gaar,1ri and f8
faud5.
TIE Prch0)cr Of the above Pro-
perry, qvW haze an alignment Of a hqt
far TIE other uudivided third part, efsvbicb
there eviN be 6years to came ff0m the fri
day Of September next.
The fone on the abo0s lands is
equal in goodusls to any, and ./aperi0r to
mef touaaation ./qoue an the river-vs-
els al any bartbea that can 60 10 Georgs-
Toquu, can go np to the mill and 6ons
qaarries.
my beylon or PERKINS, Qvbo my incline
ia barcba/f, eviU Of eougle 'visz0 Ike PRE-
mles, therefore ii is not tbongbt neesgay
to be more particular.
Far terms apply to Gen. Uriab For,gs
at George- 7o1vn, orto
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
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VIM. HAk1sSHORNE

Has for sale,
The 6rR quality of Lilbon AM ground
Alum SALT.
ALTO, a few yards faper6ne Boiling
Cloth, and Mels Beet, in half barrels, and
pair of BURR STONES.
N. B. He gives Cath for Wheat at his
Mill, or in town.
: nth Mo. IL. d
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A PIECE OF GROUND.

With the APPuRTENANcEs,
r Situated IN the townof Alexandria, upon
the wea iide of Pitt Greet, and to the iu1n-
ward of King itrees, and bounded as toll
lows. Beginning upon Pitt ttreet 81 ieet
) inches 20 tae iouthward of King ttreet,
and running thence fouthwardly with pit'
ffreet and binding Herewith IS iee1 70
the fouth line Of the lot Of Jefe Taylor,
deceafed, thence weswardly with line
parra!lel to King arect 81 fee, 8 inches
and half TO the line of William Hally'
thence northwardly with his line and par,
rallel to PHI areet the length OF the tlrlt
line. thence with frat line to the be-
ginning. The Premiles will be fold under
the direction OF
IOHN DUNDAS,
PETER PETE HElsKELL, cemm'rs.
PETER WISE, jun.
Odober Q. u.S.
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/" plain language, debauched by a ohoe.
/" This ifory is, upon the face Of It the
I" fame kind of fory as that Of Jupiter
!" and Leds, or Jupiter and Europa, or
I" any other Of the amorous adventures of
/" Jupiter"
If thi. does not match the preGdent /,
is doubtful whether any thing that Paine
has written will do it. We will try but
one more, and leave the reader to decide
the palm Of wit between theie two cham
pioas. Speaking Of the resurrection Of
laints at the crucihxion, Paine lays:
Matthew hould have told US whether
they came out naked and all in natural
buff, he. fa;nts and fhe- laints, or whether
they came full dreiied, and where thew
got their dreGts whether they went
10 their former habitations aud reclaim
ed their wives, their hulbands and their
property, and how they were receiv.
ed whether they entered ejettment,
for TIE recovery of their poGefions, or
brought actions Of Grim. con. againa the
rival sinicrlopers whether they re.
NAMED On earth, and followed their for.
mer occupations ofpreaching or work.
ing, OF whether they died again, or wen,
6 back to their graves and buried them.
6 ielves.'
ODE! jim (ahssa This is enough in
all confidence enough to thew what it
was that Thomas Paine dedicated to biz
his (sl1ozv citizens Of the United States,
and thas the Importers of Thomas JEFF
ferfoa laboured TO put toto the hands of
every man, woman and child who could
be prevailed upon to read it. Very pref
ty fluff for the ediiica,ion of the wives
and daughters of American citizens! But
it is al GOOD ENoUcH-good enough 10
procure the high efeem and atfettionale
attachment OF Thomas jeAerlon-good E.
| nouph to obtain for the writer national
| (hip to tran}port him to this country, to
| the arms of his afetiiopate friend-good
| enough TO extor,, even from Jeferlon,
Encere braye, for the continuance Of lueh
ufeful labours, and To- long life to the au-
thor, that he may reap lis reward in the
| thanllfulnefs of nations.
| We leave it for thole VINO are dill pofed
! TO undertake the ,aik, to decide the palm
Of victory between the two wits.
! Wox nobis tGntas compOsere Htf5.
Perhaps is ought to Se remarked in Ia
vor &c paina. thar The quotations made from
him were intended no, as mere witticifns,
bur ALTO as arguments, the objea of which
was to prove the lcriptures forgery. On
he other hand, Mr.. Jeaerlon had no OBJ
| iett, no motive in view but to a&onih and
| delight his friend by the bflliancy OF his
| wit-lheer wit.
Now reader we have donc-We have
| fet before you, in full view, a pair OF
afettionate friends-par aobfle trafram-
GOOD ENOUGH for eachsothers lociety, and
| fox the fociety of thoie who entertain tor
them high efcsm and aifetiionatc at ach'
ment. Our Romachs already nauieate at
the fight of their afettionate embraces,
and we entertain no doubt that you, as
well as we, have become impatient to get
out of lnch impious and indecent company
We leave them, then, to conilmma'e
their bliis.
TragRated tor The Mercantile ddVffy"
u H.. 6tL Cpbtfmbgr,
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IkIoH LINENS.

Reesived BY hs Ship Bratas, via Liver-
pal,
A fmall Invoice of "A & 7-Sths wide
IRISH LINENS, we'll sforted and for
Sale, on Reasonable terms by
WILLIAM LADD.
N. B. He daily expects an sGortment
of WooLENs.
October I3. d
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TO BE SOLD.

Ga Wsdhe(dap, the 1919 day ut -N0Uf0s6er
usrt, on The Premyrs,
Ninety Acres of Land.
Belonging TO the eRate of Roger Wet,
deceafed, on credit until rhe Itt day of
March, 1903, the purchafer giving bond,
with approved fecurity, which, when paid
good and futicient deeds fhall be made
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblong fquare
adjoining the lands of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
Oetor ?. d
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TyagNated fer The Mercantile A@Vf'y"
from Paris papers ia tie OH S<btF"SF''
iuflxJfve.

Pae1s, SEPTEMBER 8.
The RuAian troops which were at Va.
pies, departed from thence the GIN Aug,
for Corfu. A Rul1ian frigate will con'05
the tranlports on board OF which the '''0i'
have embarked. II
The Italian government has ordeIe :s,
thar the happy event of The PROCLAIM" .,,e
ofthe Confulfhip for life OF bon'Pa S,h
fhall be celebrated at Milan, on the Nv;
Auguf, by a Ie Dam, races and "'S''
nations.
September 8. I'm.
According to reports brought BY - 'Y .o5
veGels arrived at LeghoIn the latter s' ~
of Augult, the French fquadfon, is"s .o,
Tunis 20 demand latisfattion OF the re- :,
cy for the infult offered to captain - Il
French veGel, and to the comne'I NV.
France in general, has iummoned inc -, us as
in che name Of the Fira Conful, to pay 2o, :,
an actual indemnity the fun OF 700 .. .r
fand Colouuori;, and in future an a.:"' n
contribution of so thoufand ceI0a"An ,, !,
cafe of refulal, TIE French Gose' ama;na
threaten the Dey to declare wal ss men
him without delay. Other f'e, ,sere to
of war, difpatched to Alglets, amopglt
make luminous equally menaclag q. sa al The
others, that Of inaantly iet"ng n 10 be 6Ourd
llaves, of whatever natioo' no" .
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(Boe. bap.J
LONDON, Nav "a.

sIONDON, May "a.
FRENCH LEGION !" OFHCNOR.".
A Strong and unexpected oppoition has
manifeRed itltlf in the French legilaurc..
Our readers know, that plan has been.
propelled for ettabli.hing legion of honor,
the nature of which we have already ex-,
planned. The proposition was warmly re-.
commended In the tribunate by Lueieut
Boaab0yte. A emher Of the name Of SA-
voy RoLLIN attacked it with fp.rit and
with great a1ength of argument. He
coniidered it as the introduction Of here
ditary aud military Noblefe into the re-
public. CHAu9ELlN, who was ambafIa-
dor TO this country before the war, oppof-
esd 1t with equal warmth, and condemned
it as is the highea degree unconllitution-
al. LUcIEN BoNAPARTE aniwered Rol-
lin and Chauvelin with fome petulence,
and inveighed againa them IS having at,
lacked the government. The plan, how
ever, was adopted BY the Tribunate but
the diviiion upon it was SOTO IS.
II, the Legislative Body the oppoftion
was as arong. Our readers know, thar
by che contribution Of that body, that al
fernbly decides upon plan without hear
ing fpeeches from any Of its members.-
Qratorstfrom the government, and depu-
ta5ion from the tribunate, plead, before it,
either for or agaiaf any raeafare, and the
a1embly proceeds to the vote after 1t has
heard them. On the 18th, at night the
dlfcudion upon the legion of honor was O.
peped in the Legislative Body. Lncien
Bonaparte defended i, and animadyerted
upon the objections made toit in The Tri-
bunate. Atmidnight the Legislative Bo-
dy divided and adopted the plan by ma
jori.y of 1866 toIIo. 81 fronga mino
r.ty as had not been feen for loma tine.
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cTo be esntiuaed.}
NETWORK, July, 10.

NJ W S/A>sA) Wy -ESs
Arrived hip Fortitude, Waterman, Cape
de Verbs ich'r Rover, Buck, New Or
leans; Lione!s, Seaman, Richmond loop
Swan, Knapp, Bolton.
Cleared, brig Volunteer, Hattie, Sur
rinam; Aurora, ,Waring, Monferrat !;
Warrington, Hazard, St. Kits; Demo-
philus, Jones, Port Republican.
Sch'r Rover Buck, from New Orleans,
left there, Eliza, Churn6de, for Philadel-
phia, to fail nextday Amiable Creole,
Wet, from Liverpool, in the river, on
her way up. to New Orleans; brig DIFF
patch, Stewart, to fail in two weeks for
Philadelphia loop Sally, Wilkinfon, for
do. in one week fch'r Experiment, -,
from Baltimore, not begun to unload nip
AugaRa, , from New York, in the
River.
June IL, in the river MiGGppi, fpoke
fchr. Peggy and Polly ffetn New York
fchooner Maria from Baltimore fhip
Hannah of Alexandria, from Cape Fran
co.'s and 10 others, notify Spapniards.
azd, fpcke fchooner Morning Star, Ober,
of Portland from Jamaica July 9TH,
fpoke fckooner Lydia of Phladelp hia,
Brown, bound from Havana to Cape
Francois, with her outward bound cargo Of
Flour. 10Th in lat. 81, long "a, 40,
ipoke fchooner Britannia, Potter, bound
from Salem to Baltimore.
Ship Fortitpde, Waterman, from Cape de
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Verbs. Left at Bcnaviaa the brig reaoosk, Of
Boifoa bound to sumatra; ihip Ambition,
Brown, ct New York, Tor Exunaa, from l.itbon /;
flip Grand Saehexl, Roberts. from Leghorn
bound to Newport William, and Little John,
foidiek from Rotterdam, for Norfolk; ieliI. Bet
fey, Coffin, of Nantucket; hip Eliza, Laid,
from Rotterdam ior Boacn; ihip Charles,
CfockcT, tor do. On the 9TH June touched at
the lie OF May, and left there, hip Fair Virgil
MIA. DAVIS, Of Norfolk; Dana, V aterman, Of
Newbedtord, bound on a whaling voyage; Fay
cite, Billings, Of Philadelphia ! he hip Frank
lin, of Salem, capt TsfoWhiend, from, Rotterdam
to the E. Indies, got on ihore near Helvoet-
Sluys, but got off without much damage.
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ANECDOTE.

Two satkems Ct the Weaern Indians,
in making tour to Philadelphia, dined at
the houle Of Fortune, amida a fplend!;l
circle, and oble!ying nufard upon tic
table, one az them took a fpoouful al once
in his mouth, which foon caufed the tears to
run plentifully down bis rugged counte-
nance; but collecting hirfelf in . moment,
and perhaps NOT leis deiirons to conceal his
ignorance than to fee his companion caughr
in the fame manner, when aRed BY his bro
ther Sachem the cau6e Of his crying, replied
without heftation, that il was caufed by
his rejecting upon the eoodnels Of his ia
Their Who was lain in battle. This an
fver appeared satisfactory to the inquiGtive
chief, while ,he ref OF the company, out cf
tenderness to thefe unresned ions ofnature,
could only, with The utnaof syertions re.
ifrain themielvss from open laughter
From this moment, the one who had
learned by experience the qualities Of
muasrd, kept his Eye coaaantly on his
tawny brother Ct the wilderness, until Ut
length he enjoyed the faperlatiye psafure
Of beho!d:ng. him take a fpoonful INFO his
mou,h .in'ths fame n,annsr he ha juf
done himfelf, and which was productive
of the fame efetf. The former now in
h S turn requefed Of his companion the
resfon ofhis lhedding tears, and was an-
fwered with Indian readiness and Wit
Breasls ysa svAs nat Killed suls1 ,oay ta-,
TIER zva5..
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sEPHRAIM GILMAN,
e r u " K ID a K e r,
tier zUaI

ROY4L. STREET, rear ibe market; !,
After rendering bis urteigned acknow-
Judgements TO his friends and the public,
for their (upport hitherto, begs leave to
nentiou that he he's on hand a general afs
fortment Of TRUNKS, which he is de-
terained to.fell on the very loweR terms,
md 4uM make great allowance 70 fbeh
7vbg tgrebg,s t0JeAagQia. &
N. B. Trunks repaired as utual. s.
Or A ftsady, induifriops mechanic, OF
hoP- keeper, (zuko is not nsore. ae5y tbaa
q Av0k makeyJ may be accommodated, at
the above place, with conmodious lhop,
fronting the itreet and fole ute otsaa ex-
cellent cellar, if required, under very mo-
derate rent.
July 23. eo3t
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Losdon Pabeys to May IT,

Were brought by capt. Rcdman, Of the fhip
Confidence, which arrived yeferday from Liver
pool. Wehave extracted the mott prominent ar
tieles of thtir contents. The report Of new at
tempt Oh the life OF Buonaparte is eontained in
the latet paper. Il appears to have obtained but
little credit in England. We mulf, how yer,
wait the next arrival for decifion upeh it II is
notice orange to be true The rench Tribu-
nate and Legislative Body have decided in favor
of the efabfhment of a" / egicn Of Honor, .
and the revival of Negro Slavery AID the Slave
Trade. The report on the latter fubjea was
made by d citzen Adet. There were eoniiier-.
aale number of votes ii, the negative refpeding
the creation of the new military or er. ] he fef-.
fion of the l-egiilative Body terminated on the
ao:h of May.
[Rsg 8ns.
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SLAYE TRADE.

The principle Of elabliihing the Slave Trsda
has been adopted, after much oppoiltion. The
numbers were Sc for and ~ againH il, in the
Iribnnate and.zf1 for ard g agair1t il in the
legislative body The Treaty Of Ainiers has
been unslimolily approved Of BY the httef;, .
medal IS TO be truck commemorative OF it.
END or he SESSION OF THE LGIS-.
lATURE.
On the acth the Legislative Body terminated
its S,iiion. A Ccurfcllor OF State compintTt-
ed it in the lame Of the Government upon the
ierviees it had conferred upon the country. He
took review 0! the laws that had been paiIed--'
Of the reGsratien ct peace to Europe--and OF tie
re Establishment Of the Catholic worfhip. He
communicated to the Alembiy The objects that
yet ren aimed to be accomplished, ano the nea-
fares phieh would be fuhmitted to them in tn
next iiilisn. lhe civil, commercial, judicial,
aud criminal codes are to be LAID before th-nl
but the manner IN which they wilibe fubnsitred
for t;icution, viii differ from the mode adopted
when the civil code was lai prefenlea TO the ie-
giGatrre.
he French funds are 56f. 45c
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part had in fact been accounted for, and
the formal elofing of The accounts, no,
having beenconiidered very important Ell
ther 10 the government or TO individuals,
they have remained open from the moi
trivial impediments. II would ieem from
the mode in which thele balances are fuE-
tanned, that if 100, 900 dollars have been
advanced on a contract and 10000 have
been accounted for, yet the whole balance
will appear TO be due, till voucher is
produced for the lat dollar. 1t appears
ALTO, in the face Of the document, that ba-
lances are in fome infances, fated due to
the United States, where II is Inanifeited
thar the fun Rated as balance was ray
ment of debt due from the government.
Many of the items, are money paid 70 the
officers of the army and navy on their a.
mount of pay and iubiifence, where the
money was Due for fsryices. Nay, there
are cafes where money has been advanced
an account, and afterwards, upon the IN
fpeetion of the vouchers the balance alcer-
taiped and paid, and yet from the account
not being formerly cloied, the whole fun
appears and is reckoned among the balan-
ces due to the United States.
More than four millions were fated as
unfettled balances upon the traniaciions OF
the navy department. | remember well,
waen we were in the caace of the account
ant If that department, the accountant
fated it as his opinion, that the sreaiury
were rot in advance for the department,
more than 100000; and that from bis
knowledge of the fate OF thole advances,
he did not think the United States would
lofe 1900 dollars, upon ell the tranlac
tons of the department.. ! was truck
with the information, knowing that the
contracts of the government, gre formed
and executed by advances and conhdering
that 10000 could be deemed bur
very flnall lois upon an expenditure OF
10000 900 dollars l conhder it as an
example Of Kill, vigilance and fuccefs in
the management of the public affairs,
that is rarely afforded even in the conduct
Of private concerns. What has been re-
marked with reflect to the navy, equally
applies to the war department..
The aggregate balance of near four mil
lion, fated as uniettled or unaccounted for,
in the report, is competed Of items, which
explained by the notes annexed TO them,
appear chiefly to be accounted for, to the
war department. One item which enters
into the general balance, is fun exceed
ing eight hundred & eighty thoufand dolls.
Il appears that gen. Wilkins, has furnih-
ed vouchers for tie whole amount of the
advances made to hin, bur has not furnih-
ed accounts for fmall quantity of public
property fold on the. Ohio, Il believe fome
boat and therefore the account is not elol-
ed, and the whole amount ever advanced
to him is computed among the unfettled
balances. underfood the accountant
was fatis6ed with General Wilkins ac-
count.
Mr.. Nicholfon. The gentleman iays
the accountant OF the war department, was
fatis6ed with the accounts OF Gen. Will
kins. i did not underitand the faet To-
Vouchers were fent on but they were not
satisfactory.
cTo BE continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-23
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I'M Js l5lln the blgbs9 5ia1xr, fer yea-
dy mousy, on SATURD4a1 NE 2S6
deg g Aggga next, on The fysmyss,
sixty Acres OF LAND,
near the old Court Houle, in Fairfax
county and adjoining the lands OF VIM.
DENEALE and HENRY GuNNELL thls
land is of good quality, and produces GOOD
corn and wheat, and is fold by virtue 0,
a deed of tTuf from Edward Adams and
Iemima his wife to me, to fafisfy deoe
due from the iaid Edward Adams to VII
liam Deneale, amounting TO ,E7o, with
interea from 18th June, 1899.
JAMES WILEY, lru'tee'
July z,. aa9'ss