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which have been exchanged this day,
have agreed 10 tie following articles.
Atticle I. The governments ofthe "
pited States engages "a pay % the French
government, ia the manner speci6edin
The following article, the sum Of sixty
nnillions Of francs, independent Of the
sum which shall Be 6xed6y another con-
vention for thepayment ofthe dsbu due
by France, 10 citizens Of the United
States. ,@sssssae y W. "
Article II. For The payment of the
sum Of sixty millions Of francs, men.
toned IN the preceding article, the u.
StAtes shall create astock Of eleven mill.
onstwo hundred and fifty Thousand dol
lars, bearing an interest Of Sin per cent
per anunm, payable half yearly in Lon.
don, Amsterdam, Of Paris, amounting
BY the half year 10 three hundred and
tiiry seven thousand Ave hundred dol
lars, according 70 the proportions which
shall be determined by the French go
vernment 10 be paid 1t either place; the
principal Of the said stock 70 be reimbur.
sed II the Treasury of the III. States, in
annual payments ef not less than three
mlllion of dollars each; ofwhich the 6rst
payment shall commence fifteen years af-
ter the date Of the exchange Of rati6ca,i-
ons this stock shall be transferred to the
government of France, orto such person
or persons % shall be authorised 70 re-
ceive i, inthree mouths At rnostafter the
exchange Of the rati6cations Of this trea-
q, and after Louisiana shah be taken
possession Of in the name of the United
States. ~ IS: 1: -. = = :. !
4 Il is further agreed, that If the Preach
goyernment should be DESTROYS of did
posing Of the said stock to receive the
capitalin Europe, 1t shorter terms, that
its measures for thaf purpose shah Be Il.
ken 90 a. to favourii In the greatest degree
possible, theeredi. ofthe United States,
ana 20 Ea1Se 20 yne n1gne6g price the AAiQ
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coed the sum of twenty millions Of
Francs. The claims comprised IN the
said note which fan within DE exceptions,
ofthc following articles, shall notb be adj
mitted to the benefit 81 this provision.
Article III. The principal and inter.
est Of the said debts shall Be discharged
by-the United 6tates, by orders drawn
By their minister plenipotentiary ON their
treasury these orders shall Be payable
sixty days After the exchange of rati6ca-
tons Of the treaty and the conyentions
signed this day, and after possession
shall Be given Of Louisiana BY the COM
rnissaries Of France 10 those Of the Unit.
ed States. s.. r. }yxs = =. =, !.
Art. Nv. Il i expressly agreed, that
the proceeding articles shall comprehend
no debts but such a. are, due 70. citizens
of the United States, who have been and
are yet creditors Of France, for supplies
for embargoes and prizes made at sea in
which the appeal has been properly lodg.
ed within the time nentioned in the said
convention, 9Th Vendemaire ninth :yesf
(soth September, 1900 i, ,tty
Article ". The proceeding art -,
shall apply only, FIRST, to eapturl 81
which the council Of prizes. shall have
ordered restitution, Il being wrll under
stood that the claimant cannot have re-
course TO the United States otherwise
dian he might have had 20 the government
Of The French Republic, and only in case
"A . . IN . "a a+ n V
debts mentioned in the said fifth article
Of the scopnyent;on eon,ract.d before the
Ell Vsndema;re n. Q fso.b seps.mb. ~
Isool, ths payunert of which IA. been
5heretofore claimed of the actual govern
mei,t Of France. and for which the ere.
ditors have ! rirht tnahe projection Of he
United States liz said fifth article does
mot compreh.nd nrize. whose eondenna.
tons has been or .hall b. confirmed i
/ 3 Ire express iinten,;oSn inf the scontrset.
inv parties not ID rxtends he BENEFIT ofthe
nreseut convent;on 3, The Feclarnat;on off
Amer;ean .eitizens. mo .hall bay. e.,a:.
biished houses .of commerce In France.
Z Enriand Va. o,her eo,,ntr;e. ,han III n,
nited St,tes. Il nartner,h;n With fnr,;on.
err. ,nd Mo - $40 1900 .r8 ,be n,. .
tnre 81 their eommrree ouphf q be Re-.
$500 ~ dann;c ;l.ted Il r. ni.c.. .h.re
such bon,es ex;.t.. All .vres..rr,,s ,rd
barrain. conceruinc roerc6an, "a With
ahail ~. he Ire psonertv.. al 'Amer;rsr
Ieitizens. are eousIlv excente.i fron, q.
~ ofthe .,;d conyep,;or. s,,v;ng. boI q
-. - d -. -. n 81. - 3,
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The Famous Stud Horse
YOUNG SNAP,

WILL stand the ensuing season, on
w the three first days in each week.
at nv stable in Martinsburg, and the three
kst days in each week, at Capt. Alexan-
der Miller's stable in Buckles, Town, .ud
cover mares at the moderate price of four
dollars and one bushel of grain the sea-
son, one dollar and half cash the single
leap, and seven dollars to insure foal.
YOUNG SNAP was gotby the noted
horse Old Snap, the property Of Jacob
Vandoren, his dam was got by the inn
ported horse Old Arabian, his grand dam
BY the noted horse Goliah, his great grand
dam by Sampson. Young Snap is a
HANDSOME black, full sixteen hands high,
rising eleven years this spring-his car
riage, movement and figure, win recon-
mend him to the eye Of every impartial
Judge. 1t is needless to give longer
history of his pedigree, as his colts are
well known. The money for the season
must be paid on the 18Th Of October next.
The season win commence the 2afh in
slant and end on the list of July.
o.. ABRAHAM GORRELL.
March is, 1908. =. IL
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1t Al Court conffnued and held for Ohio
~. County, on Wednesdiy the third day
r. Of NOVEMBER, 1902.
PHILIP DoDpR1pcE and ALEXANDER
i, CALDWELL, ps.
ELIHU Smith, and the heirs Of GEoReE
BULoR, deceased.
.THISday came the complainants by
i their Council, and it appearing to
the Court that the order for proclama-
tons in this cause hath not yet been exc
euteds upon motion Of the Complaipants
by their Council, it is ordered that the
Defendants do appear here on he second
day Of the next March term to- answer
the Compliments bin, and that copy of
this orderbe forthwith published for two
months successfully in the Berkeley g
(. Jsfsrson LnteiEgeaeer, and that another
copy Of this order be set up on the door
of the CourtEHouse of this County for
two months successfully.
"A Copy. Teste, =.
MOSES CHAPLINE, c. &C.
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-NN5the goth instant the subscriber
~ lost.- on the road leading" from
Menners mill to Shepherds Town, a
Single Cased FRENCHWATC with
q silk nankeen coloured ribbon, q brass
seal and key, the No. supposed to be
161s.-Also Note on Joseph Mentzer
for ~ dollars, payable the LIST OF Sept.
next-A-5 dollar Alexandra Bank
Note-A receipt from Moses Collins for
the tax on $50 Acres ofLand, and anum.
Der Of other papers, Of little value to any
person but the subscriber. A reward Of
10 dolls. win be given to any person who
may find the above articles or any part OF
them, if returned to the subscriber lii
wing near Menner's Mill. ---a-- E,
GEORGE G. KYSER..
March IS, 1905 : -
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TOBE LET.

3d. v "& %" XoOG LIE ASs -.
For one, tsUo, three, our, or five years
and possession given the 1st day Of
- * Apri next,
THE properly at present occupied BY
4 / Mr.. Abraham LANCE, situate in
Garrards- Town, Berkeley County. This
property consists Of = very good and con-
venient Dwelling House, well calculated
for tavern (for which il has for long
time been occupied with bar room,
cellar, dining room, and a number Of
lodging rooms, good stables, ball alley,
&c. with an excellent garden, and two
acres of land, wen enclosed, adjoining.
There is a good lime stone spring conve-
niently situated, the water Of which runs
through this lot. Any person inelining
to rent, may know the terms by applying
to Mr.. George Lemen, of arrards Town,
or to the subscriber living near Mr..
Raughly colstons, on the Potomak river.
~ JOHN BECKETT
March 10, 1908. ~ -
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To The Inhabitants Of Brrkeity County.
FKLLow-CITIzENs, 9,

To he Inhabitants Of Brrkeiey County.
FKLLow-CITIzENs, e.
DEING frequently solicited by num-
Der Of respectable Gentlemen 20 come
forward as Candidate torepresent you
II the General Assembly Of this Com
monwealth, this IS therefore 70 inform YOU
that have at last got my own consent,
not only 10 enlarge the Geld of yourchoice,
but If elected, 70 serve you faithfully,
accordina,o my best Judgment and ability.
l win add, feEiow-citizens, that have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years,
and IN the course Of that time, have been
endeavoring to learn the political stu
atom Of our common country, and have
established formyselfa place Of residence
in Berkeley County, where il Improbable
may pass the balance of my days /; it is
therefore natural TO suppose that my own,
interest, win lead me upon all occasions,
TO promote your welfare in general, as a
body polite, Of which body myself and
family forms part viii further add,
that there may be number of persons
who vote for measures and not for men,
that may wish to know my political senti.
ments : in order to give them thatinfor-
nation, l do declare myself to Be a real
republican, q true friend to the corstitu.
ton Of the United States, and an appro-
yer of the present administration of the
general government.
With sentiments of esteem,
leave you to judge,
- and chase fer yourselves.
.-.-.-.-..~t 49,. JOEL WARD.
MiH-Crerk, December a6, 1902.
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Valuable PROPERTY. for sale.

TO be sold or rented, the Plantation
II wherein / now live, containing
1857 acres, part (which is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are several
springs in convenient situations, two Of
which are strongly impregnated with sui
Phur. On this place are good Apple
Orchard, and about IL acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made.-Two
convenient dwelling houses, one of them
two stories high. the other one and an
half. Also new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Mill, working under 9 feet fall on
Sleepy Greek, with two oyershot water
wheels-the Grist Mill has one pair, of
French Burrs, andone pair of Allegheny
stones, 4 1-2 feet diameter. The stream
on which the Mill stands is navigable.-
Timber is Hoated down to the Mill, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be rated from the Mill down to the river
Potomak. This property is situate 6
miles from the Potomak river, and 4
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Vir-
ginia. The terms, &c. may be known by
applying to the subscriber.
FREDERICK SNYDER.
y March Is, 1903. G.
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Tie beautiful Stud Horse
YOUNG SPORTSMAN,

WILL stand the ensuing season At
wv my stable in Martinsburg, and Co
yer mares at the moderate price Of six dol
lars the season, and two dollars cash the
single leap, and nine dollars to insure a
foal. The season win begin the first day
of April, and end the first of July. The
moneyfor the season, to be paid the first
Of September, but may be, discharged by
the payment Of FIVE dollars, ifPaid before
the season ends. r 49,, ~: =. -
: YOUNG SPORTSMAN is alright
sorrel, three years old last fall, IS l-2
hands high, with bone in proportion. He
was raised by George Clarke, of Green
Castle, Franklin County, Pennsylvania:
His sire is the famous imported horse
Sportsman, (rnore Of whose colts are kept
as stud horses, than of any other upon
the continent) his dam is colt Of the inn
ported horse Meruek Bah, hep. by Col
Hart, near Philadelphia--his grand dam
was got by the famous horse Experiment,
importedby Crockett Harris, merchants,
Baltimore. His stock Is equal to any in
the United Staies-as to his figure, those
who are judges can determine. 2
PETER GROVE.
Msrtinsburg, March IS, 1903. -
Al ia H. 10
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The famous ondfDei-bred Stud HoEse
SN p .'>
March l8, 1905.

The famous dnd1peii-bred Stud Hare
F. - N A p, -.
WILL stand to cover mares at my
w stable, on the Warm Spring road,
near W1perts Tavern, at the moderate
price Of four dollars the season, one dol
laFand half cash the single leap, and six
dollars to insure foal, TO be paid when
the mare is known to be with foal, or
when the mare is removed. The money
for the season may be discharged by the
payment of three dollars, on or before
the first day Of October next, if not then
paid, four dollars win be demanded.
SNAP l. handsome chestnut brown,
full sixteen hands high, and well proper
toned, he was got by the noted horse
Old Snap, his dam by CRANKY, his grand
dam by Old Janis-his colts are gene
rally stout, handsome and active Its
though. needless to give a longer history
Of his pedigree, as his figure and activity
will recommend him to the eye of every
impartial judge.
-, WILLIAM KARNEY.
March 10, 1908.
N. B. Pasture may be had for mares
that come from distance, but I will not
be accountable for accidents or escapes.
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Terms of the Tntelligencer.

THEPriee effhis Paper il t1po dollars
per aunitm, one. doilar payable at The time
ef subscribing, and one 1phea the year
expires. Distant subscribers pay for the
whole year in advance. The price Of
Advertisements, to no,l-snbseribers, IS
one dollar per- square ffsr three speek =
insertion, and fer continuance after that
! time 25 cents per Iueek Subscribers 1piH
!contintet0 receive a reduction d on, fourth
on their adpertisements.-- - - - Il
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FOR SALE,

I'm elegant Horse, three years old
next May, IS Ia hands high. He is
extremely well calculated for the saddle,
or for covering mares. will sell for
Cash, or trade him for q smart Negro
boy. or a young Wagon horse. y.
JOHN MELVIN, jun.
=. Jsferson County, 1-2 miles from
Shephetd's- Toprn, March IL, 1906
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08

We are authorised to inform the Citi-
zens Of Berkeley County, tina. JAMES
=. CAMPBELL, Esq. and MAGNus
TATE, Esq. win stand apoll at the en-
suing electioa for Representatives in the
2 State Legislature. = 7 = 7 =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08

The Yousc MIIL.Ws1cnr Ave-
i MILLLRs-GuIDE, for sale AZ :, !
49, this Ofiice. r. :
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NOTICE is hereby given, that an
IN ELECTION win be held at the
Court House in Martinsburg, on the Nom
day after the third Tuesday in April next,
for the purpose Of choosing two 6t persons
To- represent the County Of Berkeley in
the General Assembly of this State.
JoHNDAvENPoRT, Sheriff.
March 4, 1908. IT
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MARTINSBURG re, Berkeley County,
= Virginia; Printed and pu6hished By
J0HN,AL BUR IT'S.
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Essrdcs finn the Mtteers, AZ original
1pork. E..

EHtr0ceLfT0M 1De l4eseoFS, an EgTtSt"1A 1
Jrork.
LTHoUGH they write Of ardent
IA sighs, ~
The wanton look, the coy surprise,
All envionsp poets have contest, ss=
NJ love Of rival far the best.
Around her form 20 peat, 30 gay,
Ten thousand rosy Cupids play, a.
Behold her undnlating hair, -- ~
Ten thoususd flowing charms are there.
How Of her sparkling eyes impart .z
Ten shousand wishes 70 my heart,
Ten fhensdnd tiines Hong a 70 sip .,
The nectar Of her coral lip. If
There are although to those who yield,
Ten Thousand other charms conceard; i
Extatic charmsl BY loves decree 81
Destin,d, exclusipe.y, for me. :a',-..z
Awag, attentive 70 my lays, MI
Thus resolv'd her boasted praises
Friend Tom, my learned head ex-
pounds, z+fA Z 80 ~
Thy Sylvia has TEN THOUSAND POUNDS"
-1i.1.@s-s
.+++++<4%++++++4%+<s+%+++++
TO tie Cffisens sf BerKelI Jefsrsea and
Z Hampshire. -. i l..
GENrLKMEs, -. ..z .
r OFFER myself to your
e consideration, n q candle
. date At the ensuing Election, TO Repre-
sent you in the Congress of the United
States. tA 4.SSs$sS9
To give my political opinions in detail,
i consider unnecessary, as il may be pre-
sumsd they are generally known through
out the district. Ldeclare an inyiolable
attachment to the Rights and Liberties Of
the People Of this Country-I declare an
inviolable attachment 10 the Constitution
Of the United States, by which these
Rights and Liberties are secured; and If
elected, j win cheerfully cooperate in al
measures which in my Judgment are cal
culated TO promote your interest and hap
piness. ET - VA = ss - :S =
8. y Tam, Gentlemen, = -
Nth due respect,
81 IS d TFa Tour ekedienf servant, 49,.
s ..sz JAMES STEPHENSON.
Il March 4, 1905. a. >-.....
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- We are dlthorised to inform the
freeholders Of Frederick, Berkelev.
Hampshire. Hardy and Je6srsen Ce1.-
ties, thai GEoRGE NoRTH, Esq. Of TeE
fsrsen County Q srs himself a. candidate
forsfrsseaf fhs: disfriet az Senator IN L1ie
State Legislature. -.
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BERKELEY County, IS. >. ''7'-.~
February Court, 1908.
ROBERTS ILG0X, Complainant,
JACOB oNG, .Detsndant.

y M CHANCEkX.
THE Defendant, Jacob ong, not
p i having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
RULES of this Court, and it appearingto the
satisfaction of the Court that he is not an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, on mo-
ton Of the Complainant, by his Counsel,
it Is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in May next, and answer the
bill of the Complainant, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, for tw months success
sively, and published at the door of the
Coure-Hopse of the said County.
A3Copy. ~
e.. Teste, l... .-...->>.,, -, -. !,
=. II. BEDTNcER, c. c. s
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March g.


Adi0araed Meeting Jar Dividtaa.
VIE Commillioners named and autho-
l. r;ied, in and by a Cam,niliion Of
Bankruptcy awarded and ifIued fosth a
CAN'T James Gsll,es, of tlle town OF Alex
aodria, having met On Wednefday the
goth irg. puyfuant to notice heretofore
given, for The purpofe Of making divi-
dend Of the elate and effects Of lie faid
Bankrupt, bu, for realons faggeaed by a
principal creditor who attended, il appear
inq ehpsdient that the fad meeting fhould
be adjourned to future day The Com
,n:ilioners do accordingly adjourn faid
meeting until Friday tie Goth day Q! May
nsxt, at nine o'clock, a. N. TO be then
held at.ghe houis Of Ms. Peter lIciAell,
at which time and place the iaid commit
Eoners will attend, OF which all parties
ialereaed viii ple2le 20 take notice.
JOAN M'lVER,
lzlguee.
April II. lax zo;hM
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The United States OF America,
80 IS.

DiRriR of Columbia, 10 qpu;
yT7 EEREAS an information has been
5 Nv filed in The Diaiitt Court of the
United States, for the Diitritt of Colum
bin, by John Thouson Msion, Eiquire,
Attorney TOR the fame, againf nine pack
ages cf SUSPENDERS OF thevaluc of
Doe Eiandred and Fifty Dollars. CURRENT
money of the United States, which iaid
nine packages of SufpendeEs were bropght
in the Bsisifh barque called the Henry,
from a foreign port, TO be unladen and
delivered from the faid barquc called the
Henry, within the United Stares, 10 vii,
ar the port Of Alexan6ria, il the diaritt
aforcfaid, and were by Lionel Trotter
then and there, hsipg the mail,r and hay
iag the command Of the fad baEque called
the Henry, cauied, Offered and permitted
10 be unladen and delivered from the isid
barque called the Henry, within the Z.
STATES, to wit, st the port Of Alexandra
a.crc!aid, without permit from Charles
Simnls, Efq. then and there and now be.
ipe Collector OF the laid pert Of Alexan,
dris, at the county OF Akxandria aod
Di9ritf Of Columbia afofeiaid, he the
iaid Lionel I'rctser, then and there be
ing the matter and having the command
OF the laid harqqe called the Henry, ard
the faid John Ihoallon Mafon, has pgay-
81 .has me Gid ninr naetaoss ot S,tn@o-
dsts may be condemned and aifp1ied of
Ter the hsnthtof ,hs L'nited States, as is
By Law directed Aas9 qo5ersa5, the Hon.
William kii,y, Judge OF the faid Court,
has ordered Friday the twentieth day Of
May next, at ELEVEN O'Clock in the tore
noon OF ,Ile i;.lne DAY, for holding court,
al the conyr hop{e ia che town 0. Alexan.
dsIa, fer the trial thereof, agseeahly 90
the prayer OF fsia attorney Aofice IS
bsrsby giveA, thar D,ttna Court viii
be ihen and there held for the trial OF the
prrrnitss and the cwncr orowneis, aud all
pe.fors who rosy have any claim or in,e-
rea ,hercin, are hereby cited 10 be and
shpear az the time and place aiosefaid, 10
l.lsw cauie, il any they have, why final
determination thoald nc, psiS.
By order Of the Jaige,
(Teie.)
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
Clerks ofre,
4alsxezariG, A9al IS. d
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PROPOSALS
Far PH5ly6mg s; Sabjfri9tioa,
MODERN GEOGRAPHY.
A DESCRIPTION
OF THE
EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, AND
COLONIES,
Ew1TA The
OCEANS, SEAS, AND ISLES,
IN AL Paris Or TIE WoRLD;|
Including the mott recent diicoveties and
political alterations, digeiied on
a new plaa.
BY JOIN PINAERTON.
TIE ASTRONOMICAL I'M 40
DCCTION
By THE REV. S. VINCE, a. NJ. T. +. S
And plumian pfofeaor Of aaronony, and
experimental ph.lotoi,hy, in the
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WITH NUMEROUS MAPS,
Drawn under the direction, and with the
laseR Improvements, OF ArrowilnIth,
and engraved by the bet astilts.
CONDITIONS.
The work will be compriied 10 two octave
volumes, of about 500 pages each,
and a quarso Atlas, containing al the
Maps.
1t will be printed on a fine paper and new
type.
The price to fnbfcr;bers will be nine dol
lars, neatly bound and leuered. Each
volume will be delivered as ioon as II
rilhed, and no money required until
the delivery.
It will Be put toprefs as foon as four hun
dred ilbcribers are obtained.
Tnofe gentlemen who may be defirous OF
promoting INSTRUMENTATION Of this lmpor-
tans work, may have one copy gratis,
by procuring and accounting for the
fubleripsion Of fix.
In order to produce an immediate encou-
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at which fuhicrihers viii receive tteir
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VALUABLE PROPER TY,
a tract Of Land on Holiness

A tract Of Land on Holiness
ran, IA Fairfax county, containing forty
3sur acres and an half, with water Grit
Mill, Dwelling lioafe and other improve
rneafs thereon known by the name Of.
Milford, and formerly occupied By Ro-
tcss Allifon, decealsS, and is diltsnt from
alexandria about s miles.
Another piece of Land in the
vicinity Of this town, near the George.
Toan road, containing five acres and
ten psrehcs.
Alto, the el1ate, title and IN
;e,ett Of fad Robert Meale TO the follow.
ing lots and ground rents, viz: one Lot
frontjag on Pitt fseet, between King and
Camsfaa frcets, lately occupied by Ro
bert Ajealc as garden Lot on Wales's
Alley, adjoining the Lots in roaeilion Of
Michael Tharn and Thomas Crandel
ground rent OF one hundred and 4 dolls. per
.annum: ou Lot on Union hreet, leaied
20 Thomas Crandell one other rent of
forty dollars Per annum; on Let on
Wales's Allsy Ieafed 10 Michael Thorn.
The fdle Of the fra mentioned fraf Of
Land, viii commspce az II o'clock A.
~. and Of the re!naindef At 8 O'Clock F.
~. Terms Of fale are no,es with ap-
proved eodorfsrs, osgoliabIe ar the Bank
IS Alexandria, payable in three, fix,
ana nine months. Deeds TO be executed
70 the purchaiefs after the laf payment.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
Tryfrs.
6srI IS. DIFF