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Mtraleria DaiIp mhsrtissr.
SATURDAY, MARcH %.

Yesterday Mr.. William Harper was
elected tosupply the vacancy in the council
occasioned By the resignation Of James
Keith, Esq.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Nicholson, from
the COMMITTEES of Ways and Means, pre-
scented a bill further 10 protect the searnen
and commerce ofthe United States against
The Barbary powers,
The bill provides that an additional du-
tyof two and half per centum be laid upon
all imported goods at present charged with
a duty ad yaloren, and an additional duty
of ten per cent. Or all such duties payable
on goods imported in foreign vessels. The
proceeds of these duties are to constitute
fund, to be called the Mediterranean fund.
The duties TO cease within three months
after peace with Tripoli, in case the u
nised States are not engaged in war with
some other of the Baroary powers, in which
case. they are to cease within three months
after a peace with such powers. The Pre-
sident is authorised to caused to be pur-.
chased or built, two ressels of war to car
" IS guns each, and as many gun boats as
he may think proper. One million of dol
lars, additional TO the sum heretofore APP
.prop,iated, is placed under the direction Of
the President for the naval service, which
sum he IS authorised to borrow at rate of
interest not exceeding six per cent.
Mr.. Nicholson moved that this bill should
be made the order for this day.
Mr.. r. Griswold moved tomorrow.
The question on :" tomorrow
lost-Ayes As-Noes 5o--when Mr.. Nj.
cholson's motion prevailed.
On Thursday an engrossed bill further
to protect the commerce and seamen Of tbs
United States against the Barbary powers
was read the third time.
Mr.. Huger asked for the call ofthe Yeas
and Nays; to shew, by recording his vote,
that although he was unequivocally hostile
to the mode of taxation proposed by the
bill, yet he should vote IN favor of the bill
for the purpose of maintaining the charac-
ter and interests of the country.
Mr.. T. C. Smith made few remarks to
the same effect.
When the question was taken by Yeas
and Nays OH the passage of the bill, and
carried by an unanimous vote-Yeas 9S--
Noes, NONE.
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NEW. YORK, Mlrch te.

Brig Francis, Nixon, from Amltefdan, tiaR
from Cowes, where fhe put in through diRrels,
hiring been damaged in the hull by Brisilh ihip
|uwar.
L.ft at Amaerdam, dip Rifag States, Sha.
la,ot and for New York, to fail in a week !;
nip Commerce, Ogilvis, Of do. for the LIE of
May 10 week America, Gardoer OF and for
Bottom; Roberts, Alcorn Sally, Hutchins, OF
|aad foi BsI,imors Alexandria, Weaan, Of and
'ado. brig Willim,, Roberts, of Newbury-
port; hip R0eback, KsIly, of aud for Philadcl.
sAn; Afrca, S,anwotd, Of Bottom, from Ben
s'0lsn Cabinet Johneon, for Bottom. S; ed in
company, brig Mary, Noble OF and for this port j;
and ihp Pamela, Drifcol of and for Blltimore.-
Vailed from The. Texel on the 1T Jan. Nothing
y material occurred until the 9Th when at 8 P. M.
Portland bearing north diaant about leagues,
7Hc 10 Ray, was run foul of By the Brisilh fri
gaze Santa Masgaretsa, who truck the veGel
20 the itarboard quarter. about feet above the
main Chains, Rove the quarter faIs and ffaunchi.
Gs' Carried away the main tandng and running
ngeiog' bowlpnt and head rigging, and other
sAe damaged her materially. She was towed
mo 81. Heiens by the Antelope cntter, and
slu,Isa our by commodore Bette, of the Wind
-. ealiIc OF 9S guns. Next morning was towed
, ,a' loves BY Pilo'-boAt. Left Cowes on the
-, ~ February. Ship Robert, from A.naerdsm,
"Isasd at Cowes but failed before the Nixon.
!, 0n'p Hiudofsan, from Hamburg for Philadel.
=, .a,'' with pefsngess, failed few days before !;
ps Tie hip Kniphaufen, from AmRerdam TO
,'1s i! md, with paGengers. March s, 10 lat
6. 20, ipoks fhip Nancy. Crockett, from Bottom
r,sl -senorn, out three days; 10th, in long 50
6 OK y mp Madi!on, Of Bottom, from HAVANA
WE York i4sh, fpeke 1,op Droyer, from
.'''Acrsdsld, Coon. bound to Charlraon.
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REANIMA TON.

WHEN the moi important func-
tions Of life (afpended, and thuic wbo are in-
yalids by. imprudence, inheritance, accident Of
difeaic, are tottefng upon tie brink Of The grave,
II is net III 2fspai, Mat ,ehef is to be Jepas:
There is acdicine which has teitosed ,houlai ds
from infrmity and miiery TO health ard happ-
nefs which IS
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AMSTERDAM, Jan. 81.

Ia the representation Of the Directory relatlys
h, he new contributions of forty millions, she
General POVERTY and stressed siate .! the coer,
sy is pounraysd in the strongest tesns with
s,Oect u the contEibasions, il j. expressly as.
sr,d thar sbe psrsons in OFF republic wisc asse
,rODerly 10 the amount of million OF e9tins. is
,bout 200.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

~ STOLEN laf night from the
CABIN of the fcb'r Young Lion, tying at Hodg-
fon's wharf, SILVER WATCH, m sker's
name, Edaoa,ds, Lqsdon, No. 66oi, with tho
letters I. S. marked on the oft Gde CAFE. The
above reward Will be paid to any pcrfon for Civ
ing information to the Printer of this paper, or
Mr.. Jacob Gregg, matchmaker, 70 that the
watch may be had AID the thief profecuted TO
conviction, or FSp- DDllays for the Watch Only.
Theodore Skinner.
N. B. Wa,chmakers ard other. are requtfsd
to flop the above defcsibed watch hould il be
offered for falc.
March 70. dst
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the committee roie and the Houf-, BY grsat
majority, refofed them leave to fit agsin. This
i. probably virtual resttion of thc bill for the
prefent feliion.
The houfe went into committee of the
whole on the bill for the govefnm:nt Of Louih
ana. Mr.. DAYTON in the chat.
The fubffituse of Mr.. Early for the 4th fec
tion of the bill was, with fomc verbal amend
mears, agreed 70. Ayes 81.
The bill was reported 10 The Iioufe, who con-
Cured with the committee in !sfii.ins QUE tae
18th ,ieaicn of the bill(giving the PteGden, the
power d appointing tie legll,tiye councill yeas
u mays a5, and IN their agreenlent 10 Mr.
Eafley's iu6lfitute yeas So, n.ys42.
After comfortable difuit IN Of --ariaus sea-
lures OF the bid, tie Houic adjourned, with5ut
clohng lis confederation.
A more particular kc.ch of this days proceed
ings will be given hereafter.
M. Snowden-I fond the enclosed bl0uvfng
about the streets several days ago, aadJ
zVorM inserting yox uiH obhge me by
CRYING it a place.
A SUBSCRIBER.
I.
RESOLVED as her poet Of Celia TO Eng,
For. idea. OF beauty, ieareh'l shro' the fp'!n.,
To f,wers foft blooming compared the iweet
maid,
ButAowers tho blooming at evening may fAde.
II.
Offuufhine snd Srcezts next thought to write,
Of breezcs 70 lot and of funlhlne 70 bright,
But thefc with my lair no ,efclEbsAnce will he'd,
For fun fets at night and the bseezss grow cold.
III.
The clouds Of mild evening arraycd in pale bss,
While the fun beams 5ehind them pcep'd glitter
isg thro';
Tho to rival her charms they can never ar'le,
Yet meshought they look d foaething Ike Celia's
bright eyes.
".
Tbefe beauties are tranlent, but Cea's will laf ),
Wben fpring, and when fummer, and autumn are
paR;
For ienfe AID good humour no feafon dilarms,
And the foul of my Celia enlysns her charms.
Y.
At length on fruit tree blod'om ] found,
Which beauty dilplayed and ihea fragrance a.
round
then shonght the mufes had sfmi.'I on my pray'r,
This blofom, cried, will refomble my lair.
vi.
Thef colours 70 gay and united 10 well,
This delicate texture ana ravihing fncll,
Be her perfon's fwcet enl5lem; but whose thall
find,
In nature, beauty that eqlsls hr mind?
VII.
This bloaom 70 pleaGog at fummcf's gay call,
Mutt languiih at hta and afterwards Sill !;
But behind il the fruit, it's fucceGov fhall rife,
By nature diGobed o.. her beauteous dfghfe.
VIII.
So Celia when youth, thar gay bloaom is Ger,
By her virtues improved hail engage me the
Shall recall every beauty that frightened her
prime,
When her merit is ripen'd BY care and by time.
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THE AROMATIC
LOZENGES OF STEEL.

Stree this excellent medicine was flR discovered
BY Dr.. Bariwci, ievera thoufnd femsI-s have expe.
rieFced its auay effects; many of VIII m had beei
duced 10 the brisk Of the grave having ufcd every
mciy recommend as iPeei6 in ii lie complaint, and
had made every apPiIcatioa to the faculty that could &c
obtained The following cafe is icieted lrcrl
numerous lii.
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MALAGA, JaaGlry II.

We are yet more certain that our city is
entirely free from disease, and the health
|ofthe inhabitants completely restored
The accounts of the ravagss made by the
|dstemper have been greatly exaggerated !;
|he namber'of persons who have fallen VIC
|ams to II is $3.50.
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FOR SALE.

a Schooner now lying at the wharf,
of the following dimenfons, viz. "a feet Rrsight
rabbett, IS feet beam, and about 81 fee, hold
with two cabins (hc carries 1900 buflels Of
wheat, logo Of coal, or Sc barrels Of -four.
The whole of her timbeu, except two, are Of
Mulberry, and her hull is now in excellent order,
having undergone thorough repair. With her
will be fold the time ct Negro Man who has
commanded her, and is fuppofcd to be as well ac.
quainted with the Chelapeskc bay and the rivers
making into it, as any pe,fon who navigates .holc
watets. Asa toward for his fidelity and ndcc
try his MATER has promiEd him his freedom IN
tx years, from the If Of January !aR. For terms
ard lur.hcr particulars spply co
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
March 20. szs
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From MRS. Eleanor Wadfworth, Pro
violence, (R. H.

WE received yours and with much peafure comply
with your requaf, my dssghter has certainly recev.
cd very great benefit from Dr. Bard wells Aromatic Lc,
zttgcs Ut Steel.
In the winter Of 500 my daughter, who j, il! her 18th
ar caught very cverc COLI, which with The Nio!e!
fever which accompanied it, cGnfned hex to her M VI
wards OF .our months during this period we peidi.r
Doctors bills and combinations $50 dollars The EeveI
let her IN The mott dcplorabc ans cbiitaed fate with
hardly any ufe pf her limbs. so that we were obliged
carry her from the bed the chair Being frongy per-
iuad,d by the Doctor We welt TO gaD.Iowa Springs
and tayed the ieaion, and thought sh gained cnGera.
be frengfh ny the uf of the waters but q fatigue
ct the paage (haviag .ecy rough weather. she became
as weak and ner cough much worfe thau oetor Durng
the llt winter her " re nervous ter ms f. If,
rtabe, aud her fpi {. low and dcprcled th,c dcsth
to her was deuahe the latter eaa If January we fan
all Advertisement Recommending tie oz .nee Il Steel
for i,ar complaints we imn.ediate;v pu cll.d packer
ofvhem, and before The wheie ofte, were theu 5hcy
yidensly produced ehruge in he yltem nhich nsd
cine before had been able to sfcta We tent FOR
more packet Il isnow fourteen days nce Che began
mend The has laid ale her utches has beer twice or
horle back andl the weather loud prove favorable
Intend comlng to Peekskiil carly in April top until
we 60 to Balls Iown Springs from there we will iend
you our addrc5, where with peaure will atisf any
enquiries.
Price one Dollar per Packet.
Particular directions for their ue are fcaled up with
each tu as the great benefit be derived from them can
only be fecured by having them genuine tfe public ara
rsqueAed 70 oberve that the name Of Ihamas Stoke. *
Co are affixed to each packet without which mark of
authenticity they are not genuine
7he Lezenges Of Steel,
are only to be had, in Aexlndra, Of Msfft,.
R & 7. GRAY.
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For Ground Rent.

q eoNDRY LOTS near the Presbyterian
,,ael o' lying on the fou,h fde of Wolfe and
Il. aas OF Fairfax freet, Alfc, one LOT on
s, .aa HE of Water frees, fronting thereon
i. .:st by 80 on Ramfay's alley. This lot will
p., l"aer ioid orground rented. For particulars
mn. lanes Nj. Stewart,
Wharf - : II us counting room Merchants
Asica n. :.
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Milan Dc. 10.

4, araiag great ttanI3off o arms e.
la'ib r detachment of hnaiFs, tst cur Tor
aif' N,,,liiaa territory, wllsre are The head,
:'s., II n. al aiviii "a Of Italian troops.
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Ten barrels of Apples were hippea
on board the fch'r fsiendhip at N. York, fpme
time in December laR, which through diiaaer
ihe met with in running on hore, in her voyage
to this port, the copy Of tie bill Of lading CT
receipt (tbat was retaincd) has been lot, and
in CONF qacncc thereof the owner coptignee Is
unknown, and as to keep them much longer
woald tend to their total definition, tie lu5-
fcriber therefore gives notice, that;f the necdiul
proofs OF property is not procured in orGrr 70
receive the fame, bcfor: the zs:h inf. thcy vii
be fold for The Freight and fxpruees that were
incurred in (ayiig them fromthe wreck.
JOHN QUANDRILI,
On board the fhoonsr Fr.st,alhip, at lawfalon
ard Shoots wharf.
March "a.
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VENICE, Ian. 40.

~. c,oe has entered into negotiation for
luz ~, w;yh tie court of EruEis, The French
saos.s :, F,oreoce, general Clark, has diEeaioas
a' ''.os, the propoial. The concosdss with the
l ,,o republic will be taken for its BATS.
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Broke Looie, or vas Stolen
about midnight the eff February, 1904. from
along 6de the Schooner Triumph,
HER BOAT.
of the dcfciption hereafter mentioned - The faid
boat IS about "a feet long and four broad, p.nt-
ed below light waeer mark, yellow, with white
boot top and black gunwale with yellow bead
all round, yellow heart on her tern with two
black Epots.; the faid boat was marked Triixmpb
on the back of her fern. Whofoeyer will take
up faid boat fhall, Oh the delivery of her TO Cap
tain Stephen Moore or to the Sablcriber, receive
the reward of Five Dollar.
abraham Follsng.
March a.. d3t
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ar FOUND,

A Key which the owner may have
on application at this Office.
March 10.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.
RANAWAY from The subscriber on the 10th
Of O6fober LAST, a negro nan slave named
B O B,

Of October LAST, a negro nan slave named
B O B,
about 20 years Of age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight liaibed and well formed said slave bath
an impeachment u his speech which prevents his,
reacily replying 70 question. FIe commonly
wears earrings. He took with hlm variety Of
good cloathing, description of which is unnece8.
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, andin all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
Of MIR. JoHN MuIR, late of this tewn, but row
SAID to be free. The above reward viii be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
a further reward ct Ten DOLLARS for the dis.
covery of those who have been accessory to bis
eoucealmenr.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwarncd at
their peril, not TO take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS.
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Vol. w
3ublff usnuue.
on 9UESDN,

On dUE0 III,
,srt,rk, oil st I'D al t5< Hxnaat Stare,
4, es,nn in hog illeads and barrels.
s,.nell Brandy in pipes,
Gin ID pipes and bis.
WbiGcy and Apple Brandy in biz.
ssgsr in bids. tiefces and bis.
Coffee in sisrccs and bags,
s s1sisl .ai brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dipd candlss
Railius in kegs, boxes and jars
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware In crates,
FURNITURE, &e.
4 varstty Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are.
Cloths, Coatings,
gsrleymcrss, Dalils,
Plains and Kctfeys,
Negro Cotsons, Serges,
EIaAicks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancors and Rnfiels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Caiicoes,
lriih Lincas, Sileia DO.
Olnsburgs and Ticklcnburgs,
AEoains and Maflin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchieis,
Coloured, Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. AdARSTELLER.
Feb IL.
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THE RESIDUE OF
COL Pendhtoas PROPERTY

Aajoioing tits fowcs
WILL be fold on the Fsxf Deg ef N3rR FOR
negotiable paper payable in the Bank of Alex
aniria--one fourth 10 be PAID 10 four mootls, che
foarth in & raoatss, one fourth III ,welyc months
and the remaining fourth IN eighteen months
rom The day of fa!e. he plot of the land and
lois may be leen at Col. Deneale's eiace, who is
authorized to diipofe Of he above mentioned
property ii whole or IN part al priyateG!e.
Cbarles Ssmass,
oeorge Dsneale,
Lamand T. Lee.
January II co.
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IORSALE.

A good wash woman with her child,
Application to be made to the printer.
FEB. III. d.
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a 49, - - o $500 = -
>Enqslse of the Printer.
July II.
& 5-,ig,J YgcITeu 81. Wgn pn,u l0y
= :" - - 4e 80 49,
n wy y" illao =
r'h.efeu in' i'"'' .s''p + u .,'n ~ - a..
ny ara nam11sy, - p p ~. ,a's ~. WA
corner o. Mug ""a ~ ~ r. 49, -
,aSsoh iassin' se'eia. 1no' '"'ssS y
Wines, Spurious Liquors, Ifo-
ceq-aes rcSr
Warranted Genuine. liz.
.:...,.ra. A.. -
1o 0:..p .ad barsa
~ p'fe' a''1 "ai' - +
$500 ~ h
S sa, S'a CO
n nla. .,,.. .n.E,u.;, ho.+,..
ao', u an n, eH,s":"' - Il ...o aav
Sisog I 80 sa ~, al =, Mneeoysdo sngar,.
go, a.I nani.as.
! $3.50 MA II por.er.
!, So p,,n
' anA'es anu I s aaa.sa
r l.o..':.a s WI parn.,a,. p,.rdv
W. ga,.As W. Sna U;a.aar
ph;,.d.,oh;a and Alba,v Chocolate,
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John BRYAN.
Sadler, Cap and Harcefs Maker,

Sadler, Cap and Harness Maker,
Respectfully informs his cufomers ard trs
public in general that ne i. fnPPlisd with the betf
materials III his lire If buGpels. and Aattcrs him
fclf from the qualify Of his work, and moderation
of his prices TO rcnde, fstisf,6tian TO hcie who
nay pieafe 20 favour him with their commands.
IHAVE. NOW READY FOR SALE,
Centle1nen's fashionable ladales made
Oh Engllih Trees, ana in part Of ne hctt Ed
gi'fh lcdthe,, the other materials warranted stio--
Ela1lc, GATED, iniaid srd plain faddles -
Leopard h,in houfons, and fddie cIoashs, ladies'
fashionable faddIes with hegGin, bucklkia and
veses f~ats plated brides Of he rtVeit patterns,
w'sh diikef5Tanch, gus!d, hslf guard and PLAN
6lts, common hTid]es, natinga:es ard collars,
an sGoFrmrnt of whips, p.ag,3 Snwarrow lpnrs,
plated and poinbed p.,enr fpring fi'rups, plain
plated ditto, ofsmsnreaue, yal!ices ana laddle
hags, horf=man' caps, hoIiers ard belts, FIRE
buokeys, car-'age. waggon and ca't h3rnef' tor
nilfzd at . G.nsr rc.;.e, a let Of neat Englih
gig baraefs a;,h plated raeeurlng .of lale.
Ns 8. Qfders VII ils sstended to with Pttnotn
airy.
3pr,i &. ecsm
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1900 tickets at 10 dollars each, $50, ooo
N. B. Prizes f1tjcaed to dedutsion OF nj
teen per cent. -,
This Lottery has been authorized by the isi
siflsture Of Virginia, for the landabie PufPoie.
Z Of erecting seminary of learning inor near he
metrooolis of this tate. With this view It Ia
contemplated 20 raifeS 5000 dollars, and $500
dollar. in addition, for defrayiRg the expsnces at
tendant on draw;ng the lottery. Citizens OF the
dra relpeefablity have been feleefed as truitees'
and they have pledged themielves to uie their ut-
mott exertions TO carry it into effect The icheme
has the advantage Of giving 10 each each adven,
turer a chance for fome very large prsaes, whit
the proportion of prizes to blanks, is 10 great as
70 invite the friends of the intended nftsut'onto
paYtske in Tie lottery, with yeryeittle nix OF
their beconiag ofers. The treaiufer OF this fase
i 10 pc appointed TO receive the money TOR the
tickets a. they arc fold, and 70 pay the amount
of the prizes 20 fortunate adventures. It's oe-
lie, ed that the above considerations will irduce
rsrid fale Of the tickets, and the drawing wHl
commence as focc az efficient number ihall tie
fold &C. authorize (which it is believed Will DC
on the fecond Monday in reccn'tcr next.
Richmond, Zen. 81, 1904. co
~. Tickets Nto be had of Robert
Pollard, DR.. 7. Peterborough, len.
VIM. Price, reg Samuel Pleaiants,
.iun. and VIM, Pritchard.
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Twenty-niy
AUTHORITY.
Z ft1sht or
aid, al Rick,

- Scheme d q LOTTERY.
= 5xfd az .sfaae.zy ~ he c,y II Rietnssl.
Dolls.
- PIKE, lac drawn ticket having
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l FOR SALE.
A TRACT OF LAND.

= n
Situate in Fairfax county, abous 7mil.s from
0ccapuan Mills, IS from Alexandria. and II
from the Ciry@of Warrington; containing III
acres, about two thirds of which are cleared ard
encloEsd with good fence-tbc improvements are
a log dwelling houls and kitchen. 'Aable, corn
houfe and fr15ke> holfe, an excellenr orchard Of
apples, rears, peaches, cherries ana.plu'rbs, Wy
conveniently Gtua,cd for mills, ss+sher-' arc fosr
within three miles. TIE purchaier may have
the pliveleg: Of feeding this fall, and poTs Zion
will be given on Chrifnas or perhaps fooner.-
Terms will be made known on application TO
the fublcrbes on the p.emifss.
Richard W1celer.
Jaly i3. zaw4 i
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Andrew Tamielon,
Land Tor Sale.

By virtue of Deed of Truf made
70 me-, by James Dougafs and Daniel Doug afs,
and fhrit wises 10 fccurc the paymens OF debt
due by them 10 Wra. Gurncll, Jun, Of Fairfax
county, and the interet that has accrued thereon,
and in purfuau,e of the covensntand itipula,ions
therein contained, ihall proceed total, fer ssady
mg.e,, on the premilss, on T54.facy tbe leeosd
day If 1agsf next, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon,
A certain traa or piece of Land, !
living in Fairfax COUNTY, nssr the mouth Of Diff,
cult Run icing Sshc trss u'iiereon the mil of
the iaii las. and Dsaicl, Douglas lately hood,
The nletes and Sounds OF which arc particularly
Zee forth in the faid Deed ot-Trua, and viii be
fhewn at the tir,c and place CT Eale, together
with al the improvements, advantages and psi-
vileges thar are new or belong to the fad pre-.
mifes. AS it is prefumed thofc defrous Of pur
chaina will view and examine for rhemlelves, a
moe particular defcriptiou il deemed unnccefary.
Should the day prove rsiny the isle will take
{ place the next fair day.
John Potts, Truaee.
July 10, d3t Gods.
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