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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-08

BosTcN, AUGUST (.

hos CN3 AUGUST (.
Jerome Bonaparte, it feems. % learn.
ing the news Of war, by fPe5kipg a yeael
at fea, when on his way TO Frapce, re.
turned to Cuadaloupe ); where M was the
beginning Of July. Some accounts FAR,
the, Britilh had cut II or II privatses
ont of a port in CuadaloyPe others iaf
that feveral priyateers were prepared in
different ports, but as, no orders Or infor.
nation had been received from France
they were not commiAioned.
The lurrender IF lobago bv capit1ls
ton took place on the 3oth June, and 1
II O'Clock on the following day, tn.
Britiih flag was hoifcd az fort Scarboro'.
The number Of French, including lao
failors, was 228. The iiland feemS to Be
in high fate of cultivation, and mot
abundant crops Of lugar expected. The
inhabitants tefify no fmali joy On the o.
cation.
1t has been reported, that The principal
part Of the Britilh troops which captured.
Iobago, have gone againa Surrinam and
Demerara.- general orders u tie
commander mentioned that they were to
return TO Barbados.
The Britih have captured nearly all the
vefels at Nichola Mole, St. Donin-
60. The inhabitants, who we're about to
evacuate the place, had mott Of thaira e.
te6ts on board the vefels.
Capt Walton, arrived at NswyorS
from Martinique, informs, that On the
I2th July (the day on which he failed ?
brItifh loop Of war, notwithstanding an
ncefant and heavy fire from the fort, GU
Out French merchant flip, Of 500 tons
barthen, lat from Guadaloupe, lac cTes
OF which elcaped in their boat.
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foreign drtjties.

Great Batilsn Cbina.--We underfand
by the late accounts from China, that a
dreadful acton was fought near Hue, in
December lzf, between the Imperial
troops and the army Of the Tontunefe.
which terminated in the total defeat of the
latter 900 of the infurgents are fated
to have been killed, and many were driv-
en- into the river and drowned. Previous
10 this decifye engagement, the emperor
ordered eco rowing gallica and 500 gun
boats 10 intercept Ae asaels belonging TO
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TEoH THE PATRIOT.

" o that eastcs, degrees and Offices
$ Were not derived cosrupdy that clear horo.
% We're pufshss'd by the m-rt Of the wear-e I"
PARTIES.
Il is confederation Of the higkeG mo-
ment to our government that the purity
OF ele6tioinS fhould be preferred invioIate ;
that the fulfrages ofthe people flould be
givenfor their rulers, unafeaed by the vio-
lence ofpary fpirit, uninAuenccd by meat
ures thar initiate againlt fair and unbiac
led declaration Of the publis wll.--When
afyfem of fayoritifn is adopted by any
administration that tends direaly or in a
remote degree TO give an undue influence
10 particular political fest in our cleo
tons; when extraordinary meaihres are
purified by an executive, to fecure the con-
tinuance Of his power when odious diff
tinetions are countenanced, and political
divifons promoted for purpofes abhorrent
TO the genuine principles of patriotifm /;
iuch meaiures merit the reprehsnlon of
every friend 70 the government. By be-
rowing Offices of honor and er7olument
on sGive psrtizans deltitute of merit,
merely as reward for, their exer,iozs in
fecuring facets 10 party, the invaluable
iecurity Of our rights, our elective fran
chile, this boafed privilege Of freeren,
may be TUNED into IN engine ofincalcula-
bic mitchell TO the government, and our
Liberties be eventually endangered.-
When executive patronage is extended
with Partially cenfmable in tie extreme,
when clear homer is not pdrchafed by the
merit of the wearer, nor the queltions afk-
ed, is he hoael, is he friend to the con-
iiitution, as necefary republics TO pref
dental confidence, dangerous indeed
mutt be our fituation. When the p,rf:.
cutting lpirit of a wicked intolerance, de-
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OF tne nourpons IN England let
not the renewal Of a war permit England
10 uie them, their name and influence, to
trouble and invade France.
sNWe command at preient all Conf
mental powers; brt We know they carry,
with diisuit and complaint, the letters we
have impo!ed.-- Let not war with En-
gland give them occaIion 10 ihalse them
of, and 10 command us in their turn.
&c The general weakneis aud iupinenefs
that forever attend immoderate wealth and
luxury, hide tram the Engliih the know
ledge Of their own itreng-h real power and
true interet. them not 10 relaple
into virtue and understanding. Plunge
them not too deepinlo difficulties, and they
viii never emerge from folly into real
Niioom.
we have already ifelated them from
the continental politicS-.eape tB.m In
.Peate-and the ilolation OF their trade
ihall foon follow.-We have already made
them feared, cnyied and hated everywhere
an the continent -ieave item in PAGE, and
they fhall loon be dclpiied, neglected, and
unpitied.
g Leave them in pace, nd they will
ioon return TO their amufenents OF cleo
tions, races, party, and fa6tion.--Lsa0e
Ybem in psacs, and their rniniftcrs mutt. be
directed BY popular cIamor, which we can
always excite and encourage.-Leaze ttc774
,in peace, and their navy. will once more
De laid uP to rot, and their fesmen and
artihcerS once more be tgrRed over 10 us,
10 Spain, and 10 Holland ;-LeaUs them
tDpeaee, and the greatet part Of their ar
my Wiilioon be reduced, and the fnaf
semains will loon become a mere Militia
IN. pay.---i.eGJs t5cm in psace and we fall
not fear rle detection cf Ruiiia or PruAia.
Of any Of our preient allies, which other
wife would much hurt and perhaps ruin
our prefent }yaenl. item in Peace,
and they sill never think Of fchemes for
increaing their population, or for making
every part cf their OomiEions ofreal ufe
70. every othe-. -Lea0e them III peace, and
mott oftheir nobility and gentry viii con-
niue TO fquander away an1ongf us their
great riches, and augment cur reiources,
30 enlave their country.--LeaSS them il
teaes, and before the year 5, France fhalI
command The departments Of the Thames
and Of thc Tweed, as il already does the
departments ofthe Rhine anu Of the Pc.
"Pur1ne, citizen Coniul, this plan TEA
oily, for tea or fifteen years, conaantly
directing the riches Of the country 10 the
rafting navy, equal or hyperion to Eng
land, and then, aid not fiHfben, liall we
be able 10 flrike the blow we have for
above one hundred and fifty We. rs been
neditating, tie conqasf Of tie B-:H6 U-
aRdh
tSigned) &C. NJ TALLEYRAND"
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LafgR from Europe.
RECEIVED VIA HALIFAX.
LONDON, IUNE q.

LONDON, JUNE g.
The French government has publilhed
a long Arrette refpe6ing privateers. A
mong the encouragement held out TO
thoie veIelS, reward Of 40 francs is Of
Tered for each priloner taken on board a
merchantmen and brought into port for
each prifoner taken on board armed trad
in3 ve1el8 ~ francs are given, befde5 10
francs for each gun, from four Founders
to IL, and 100 francs for each gun above
.Izlb. calibre.
On taking enemy's privateers and Gmall
vefeiS belonging to the government, it is
proPoted to give 100 francs for each gun,
from four to IL Founders z4o for each
Of thofe above l 2 Founders and 70 francs
for each Prifoner brought into port.
For taking fhips Of the line, frigatss,
and iloops of war, the following rewards
are held out $40 francs for each GUN.
from four to I2lb. calibre; 600 for above
l2lb. and 70 francs for each prironer
brought into port.
JUNE 10.
The mott refolute determination feems
TO prevail in France to occupy Hanover,
nor do the accounts from that Electorate
give US room TO hope that much will be
afchleved IN its defence by the public fpir-
it OF the inhabitants. In mott parts. we
learn By the Hamburger mail, EN- MAssE
has been violently oppofed by the people.
An article indeed is given in town on pri-
vate authority, dated Benthelm, May IS,
which is as follows. 6 The French arny
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-08

the infurgents, and the day before the ac-
TON the emperor faw their whole -arma-
nent in blaze of FIRE, con6lting or 400
pun-boats and 50 gallies. The enemy
covered an extent Of fix miles. The en-
peror, after this action, determined TO
march to ronquin, with 5000 men, IN or
der to be publicly crowned, and at the
fame time he idued general amneity TO
all thoie who ihould furrender. The OBJ
Jet Of the rebels was 10 have felzed the
king and queen, and this they had nearly
accomplished, by the means OF one Of the
chief mandarins which attended at the en-
peror's court: the conGpiracy having been
found out, this mandarin, man of letters,
named Dug Thong Thew, was initantly
bedeaded, with 81 others. In the above
action the emperor fought himielf, lword
in hand. ...~ Nat. lnfeH.
Tomb Of Ho1en.--By recent advices re-
ceived by the India company, from Imam
l.um, we are informed that valt body OF
Wahaby Arabs, with regular force OF
upwards of Coco camels, each carrying
muiqueteers, and 4 or 500 horiemen, IN
their late incuyfon, had made delcent
on Kerbella, under the Bochaln Of Bag
dad, for the exprelS purpote OF plundering
/. The rich tomb Of Houfen, for which they
have long fnce been making great prePar.
atoms. On their arrival they betieged the
town in form. Dividing their forces,
north and louth, they began by taking a
caravaniary, built by the prelent pacha.
After tome triAing retfance, the town
was taken By alault, during which a
dreadful daughter enlued. They then at
tackled the tomb, in which many of the in
habitants had taken refuge, and hutting
the gates refolvcd to defend themGelves
to the lalt extremity.-The Arabs. how
ever, poneiled thenlelyes Of an adjacent
building, ard penetrating the AGRA, began
to dcmolih the mady raiinglof feel, in
aid with plates Of gold, and decorated
with Jewels. They then broke in pieces
the cafe OF the tomb, which in the days
of Lean Khan, was leyen years in build
ing, and had been endowed with gold;
jewels and lapis lazuli (the l-gacies of en-
Perors, kings, and Pilgrims 10 yalt a
mount. There were leyeral Glver candle
&icks5 one Of which weighed nearly
$1,000 drachms, richly embroidered cur
tam, and carpets Of afonilhing workman
lhiP and value, Thirty treafurers were
killed on The terrace, four OF five hundred
Penihed with the railing, and a number of
women were groisly abuled. Three hun
dred virgins Of high birth and family we're
carried ott-as faTe8, and~mot ofthe fur
vlving inhabitants forced 70 fly. This
work Of laughter and depreciation was
performed with fuch expedition, chat THIS
ferocious bandiui were only engaged in
It from an early period Of the morning,
to the ninth hour Of the day, when thsy
loaded their canelS and returned to the de-
fert.
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From Cibrahar.-On Inc IoFh JuHe, Frsn'a
barq1e was brought in, Prize The crew ros
On The prize matter, AS the Erglih tao Ntfs
towing the vetle round Europa Point tied hrn 4
the main rigging, and fecureI tL- m-a as %,
came up The ihiP's Gdes. They wou.5 lave CARTS
her off, but had left their colors n ing U0djr III
Lnghth jack, and were lesn BY th- frigats. rAs'
the boats from the fIgate h5ye ID tight ths efs5
OF the prize made no reliance. but .usTeacs's'
Immediately.
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Ns7or0rk, haggq ga gentleman who a-,Ts'
here at night ii he fcbooner Ear Par, f.op
Quad alouPe, informs; that juH b-fors ne -
an Engliih privaIeer fhoot q q - 80 =
men, was { ne ~ there hy a FIxks8>fris4 !.
ichoones ct 4 guns anc 10 bfea- =. egioof IN II,
capture, ieyere engagement Iook place e.
theie twp yefeis, ii which he 3ri.iia lrdd y ~ n.
wounded, including the captsia, who dsa : :.
wouads The next day. ihs Fsneh eaP'as'"
Eilled the Eft fhoE, and -Inor Esrs Y or 's-'
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H. ~ q. 49, name IS William Dun; for |
qsco' - .ondon, bothbefore he went and at
'krsM A' r.,,,rn from the East Indies: where, BY
Ser - ~. Is received most cruel treatment. !
..s.a him in what SHAPE
aSsst Id By being severely whipped and carried
~ -, t,qo s,laers astride bare pole through
nissS , 4 II acaxa. I observed that Duane
TOE 10 s.n;ed his name to be Dun; or That he
Dr., .s,s whipped at Calcutta. No, Gentlemen,
s.', answered, Damn will never deny i to my tsce;
ss. oil not have the inpudence; for had It
ils he own mouth, and in order to corroborate
l's Nv, Re said, gave Us tie following account.
WIZ, VIVA he retnrn from tie East Inoies, and soon
80, he bot released from confinement, ] met
s., him and pitying his situation, invited HIM
s', ,.,ye AZ nv house. then kept a Tallow
c = 5 shop in Wapping and wanted for no.
.s;Do. Here deep sigh, which seemed almost
md the old mans heart, stopped bis utteranee
=, lew seconds. Hound the string bad been
, - upon which hung all his sorrows. He
49,. nm, went on. The day after he came to my
sousa being Sunday, NY wife had gone to meet !.
en- wbel, Dunn asked NE to Iend him shirt Till
he could gyl MS own "as'iSa' '''i'''N N.'
b,ougbt him one; and he was going up stairs to
mt ton. when ] pressed him to dot by the fire;
:. Moly was out and the weather very cold; 70
~. he with some reluctance agreed, and ob
.,ryeca that would now see how cruelty be rad
hen treated, and really his back was in ridges
.srom the nape of his neck TO the waist; and look
iog axaaly as If it had been scared with hot
;rSn. and no doubt the car did scorch the poor
-s.uow terribly. ] then observed that should he
eontjpue 70 deny it, the best way would be to get
Il. old committee of investion TO examine into
The business and make their report. He sad
should that mode be adopted ard the majority 4
The committee did not report in substance what
he had related, then in the name Of common
sense, ctDunn be acquitted. Having fully 90
tanned the oojett Of our journey, we wished him
a good day and returned home.
ITO Be eentiaasa.
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PARIS. Iuly 8.

Portals the state counsellor, who has the charge
Of the religion has sent rs circular letters to the
different bishops of the departments thro' which
the First Consul will pass, and are as follows;
Right Reverend,
g The FIRST Consul sets out for the Belgic
States, send you the ceremonial fxed upon by
His Holiness in regard to his reception, together
with the engagements to be made. There can
not be too much respect shown, neither too much
thaukfulness, veneration and love testified to the
Chicfof the Nation, and rsstorcr of the religion of
the state.
(Signedl PORTALS
Ceremonial TO be observed in regard to the re.
cepton of the First Consul in the towns in which
he viii stop.
The bishop with his clergy out of the city gate
to meet the Consul, offering the cross in order
that be may kiss it be is then TO be placed under
a canopy, the bishop accompanying him until he
arrives at the church gate, where will be sung the
following anthem: S Behold send MY angel
who shall tread my way before you,' together
with other suitable psalms. Arrived at the church
gate, the Consul will be presented with the holy
water, which, after having dipt his finger in, he
will make the sign of the cross, afterwards the
consus saite will be besprinkled, the people only
bowrg without changing places. Further, if
Mad. Bonaparte is present, holy water will be of
fered to her, then her consort will be accompanied
to the oficiant of the altar, where he will kneel
under prepared canopy. The bishop will ascend
the altar upon the left, and sing bareheadsd as
usual, and turning to the auditors some verses and
prayers will be said, the TIE Deum will be suug,
rhe bishop wall give solemn benediaion, and
the consul will be led in the same manner as before
TO bis palace.
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KINGSTON. (fam. August $.

hiNGol ON, Jd7E.J AuguSt ,.
Information is received by the Three Brothers,
that the French Admiral's slip Du Quay Troulh,
and 1.-The frgate La Guerriere, had escaped from
our squadron, owing TO their superior SAILING.
August 6.
The brig Discovery, of Is guns and 40 men,
Gate capt. Dowel,| arrived at Port Royal, on
Thursday evening. Ar SIX o'clock that morning
she had engaged, Of Rocky Point, with French
schooner of guns, two of thsnI Is FOUNDERS and
] 10 men. The action lasted until halt past ten
O'Clock, at which time the schooner came along
slde, & several times attempted 70 board, but was
often repulsed with great loss, She then made
on and the Discovery proceeded for Port Royal,
not being IN condition to follow her. We are
sorry to mention that cap.. Dowell, Mr.. Robert
M'Aay, and Mr.. Normand M'Leod, were killed
IN the action, and Messrs. SIMS and Halliard
wounded. The enemy's vessel was very much
shattered, and must have lost q ruuber Of men.
Yesterday morning bis malast, schr. Pickle
sailed inquest of the above prlvateer.
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The Lands

of George Carter, deceafed, in the county of
Loudoun, and formerly adsertifed for faie, not
being entirely difpofed of,
Notice IS hereby gtven,
that the refdue of thofe lands will be expof.d to
ia!c at Leeiburg on Thursday the I5sh of Sep
tember next, and the fales will be continued if
necefary from day to day until tie whole is diff
polcd of-The terms Of fale will be the fame as
Observation-Disclosures,
Tie Executors.
Aug e9, law
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NEW YORK. Sentsmher 90

We are informed that the Presidvsr OF the u
nlsed States has appointed Ephraim Kirby, Of
Connecticut, Caesar Rodney, Of Delaware, and
Robert Williams, of North Carolina, Cogimissi-
oners for hearing and determining all disputed
claims 70 lands u The Mississippi Territory, whe-
ther under grants from Great Britain or Spain, or
by aanal settlement. The Commissioners are by
Law entitled 70 salary Of 1000 dollars per anauu.
We believe they aie to meet a. the Natchez.-~,
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Meranhtta DaiIy 2Dbertisft'.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

We mist solicit the favosr Of
our Subscribers an 7o0un to Gull at.
the office for their Pa9ers for a
short time IDS soo35 as po5s26le wf.
sbaN again Cause them obe seYued
at their dzpelI5ngs.
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Prices Currfat al Teae,fs, JaJ az.
In &tetLino Mausr.
Sterling MSnsy.

Imports. Supefline -four 27s Dbl. fine GAS.
middling COS. beef ass. pork 7os. wheat 81 cd.
bushel rye IS. Iadlau corn IS. American pipe
slaves 25l. per 1900, had. do. l3l Dbl. do. 81.
mould caadles cd. per ID. butter l2i. cheese
lod. hams. Sd. bees wax 2s. Goldfish 2ls. per cwt.
Caracas cocoa II. West india do. 81. rice Cos
bar-iron Cpl per ton, iron hoops sol.
Exports. Malmsey, first quality, FOL. do. Sc.
cond quality col. particular wine 20l. East India
do. / 81. cargo do. Isl. orchlla 1901. per ton,
barila lsl.
Prices Current at Livrrp9ol, 1agast,
Grain, bushe, wheat Is. Cd. IS rye and in
dian corn, none.
Flour, barrel, superfnc % a sos cd. fine %
a 29s.
Rice, ewt. new, in bond. SIS a SIS, duty
paid SO 4os.
Ashes, cwt. pot, new, Boston, IS Ass.
New York AZ a ass. pearl rs a 46s.
Bees wax, cwt. 200 220s.
Naval stores, cwt. turpentine Goa 2ss. pitch
10 lis. rosin Ia a l5s. tar 10 a 2os. peribbl.
Slaves, w. @. M. bbl New York ia rs.
hid. do. 20 a al pipe do. 80 to 45l.
Tobacco. ID. duty unPaind, York and James
river 81 "a ID Rappahannock 81 a Cd. Potomac 3
Sd Remmed a u. Maryland brown 81 s4ssd.
colory ( a Sd lziretoot 81 81.
Cotton, ID. New Ofeans II .Isd. Georgia
Upland Iaa I3d Sea Iland SO 81. midling
II sod. interior IS a 24d. law ginned g a
I'D.
Mot of ths above prices will probably de-
create.
Schr. Monongahela Farmer, Muller, from
Trinidad. EetraR fyom Der lgg book" Aug.
%, lat. p, 20, long. 60, Is, was brought to
by French privateer of two carriage guns and
Is men. While going under her lee, they inhu
manly fred three guns, aud several voies of small
arms, some OF which struck the vessel treated
us with the most abominable language, swearing
we should pay double for the shot they fired,
their only plea for plunderng the vessel on the
captains gong on board with the papers, he was
confined below by guard fixed at the compani-
on; the boat returned with s armed ruthans,
who immediately began plunderng they broke
open hogshead of sugar, and took about 4oo0lb.
all the cabin stores, several pieces of linen, and
20 dolls. from the captain. 1t would be too ar
duous to enter into minute description of this
sanguinary banditti; suffice it to say, that after
pifsr'ng what came in their way, they returned
on board the pTyateer, released the capt. and suf
fered us to proceed. Aug. %, was brought too
by French privateer, Of 2 guns and 20 men
they ordered the boat out Immediately, but on
the capt. informing them 1t was impossible to keep
the boat above water that we had been Just rob-
bed by French privateer they suffered us to
proceed. Aug. so, was brought to by French
priya1eer Of 4 guns aud 40 men they out boat
and came on board; treated us with very abu-
sive language and on their leaving the vessel, bad
the niggardaess to plumber the cook of his adle ;
after OBTAINING US one hour, permitted us to pro-
ceed." Spoke, Sept. y, lat. SO, brig Barbary,
from trinidad for this port.
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Aeom3ositios }oy giving a Beautiful Pohsb 10
Mabogauy fxyuit0re.

Dissolve bees wax iequal parts) il oil Of rr
pentine, until the mixture attain the consistency
of paste. After the wood intended to be polish.
ed is we'll cleaned, let it be tbinly covered with
the above composition, and well rubbed with
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They are from tine 10 time to report their pro.
ceedings to Congress.

They are from time 70 time to report their pro
eeedings to Congress.
Capt. Sowle, Of the snip Joseph, who arrived
here last evening from Hamburg, informs us that
the British bockadng squadron viii not suffer any
American vessel to enter Or leave that port except
in ballast. Captain Elliott, Of the brig Deborah,
who sailed two days before The Joseph was order.
ed back; but shc American Consul requested
him TO proceed at tie hazard Of being captured,
and be was permitted 10 pass without r1oestation,
bavirg only ballastiagd passengers.
The English have taken i've or six Greenland
whalelnen.
The Danes have raised abody Of 5000 aen,
the object Of which is not publicly known. They
are encanped in two armies one Of them at the
distance of eleven miles f,o.n Hamburg aud the
other about seventeen.
Oar Prices Carrent BY the Joseph are 70 the
Goth July.
Ert,aR ofa Attfv .fr9m PiJmgafb, N. c. fc a
esatlenaa ia Peers5arg. dafsa Sebtsmber 2.
6 In the late storm there nave been FIVE vessels
cast away ON Edenton Sound, and none of the
crews saved. There have been six dead bodies
taksn up that Aoated 10 the beach, and some
casks of wine, the latter belonged TO Robert
Armistead Of this place, AID was slipped at Nor
foIk-but know nothing, of the vessels, than that
the hulls are seen floating sb oat. There are some
womei's as we'll as mems clothes found foatmg.
We have not heard from the bar yet, but it is
thought there are great many vessels cas- away
there"
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/ wifi to Cell from aouiand 70 twelve hundred
acres Of good Farming Land, in the county Of
Fairfax, on the watcEs OF Pre's Head and JON
nynon ;aos.
This land gill either be fold together or in C.
parate parcels, as may be agreed o.. L is we'll
li,uated for the di(pclaI of produce, being within
twenty miles Of Alexandra, and ,hirtecn of the
Occoquan Mills.
Any pefon, willing TO Purchafa, may know
The terms by applying to The fabfriber near
Dumfries.
Join Gibson.
Sent. II. 4 dow