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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-29
ITRAssL AFIoNs !
PeterS6urg, Mal

1ttsfSOHJS3 Rag $50
The embassy for China is upon It's de-
n,rlore. II marches in three divisions,
and 10 unite at Orenburg. Thence it is
% continue Its route in caravans escorted
bs thousand regular troops, as far as
Xiacta, the last Russian town on the bord-
ers Of China.
Sfockhslm, hay 90.
No surprize will be occasioned upon
knowing lhatth king of Sweden has cho.
sen The time of his presence Ia the camp
Of Scama, to publish his orders for the re-
form Of many of his regiments. The
great poverty of the public treasury obliges
measures, which excite great discoatents
among the officers. Mention is made of
new emission of iron money, aud what is
verse, Of paper money. The English
SUBSIDIES viii be of great benefit to our
6nancss; bur the king OF Prussia and the
prince of Russia have uuequivocally given
their oplnion>on this subjest, that for our
young prince TO accept the guineas of Nj.
Pit, is equal to a promise 10 pay by the
s0od Of 90, oeo.Swedes.
Veana, June $.
According TO accounts received from
Turkey, We are assured, that the sickness
At Corlnth aad Paras. is neither th. vel
low fever nor the plaglr, bus kiad Of Du
Gld fever, whichrsges with great violence
and soon finishes those who are attacked
-oyt' Ihe plumber OF these victims is
however, fgreaIIy diminished, < the fever ha.
lost much OF its first mahgnity. though in
tue not season we lad presumed The con.
rary.
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SRraanrta DAILY aobertiser.
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THURSDAY, AUGUsT %.

Our correspondent, who Yesterday pro.
pounded few queries for Mr.. Jefferson,
or or any Of his friends, begs leave to recsi-
fy small mistake into which he was led
by misapPrehension. 1t occurred in the
hrst query, and should read as follows
bid Mr. Jefferson at The tine General
hrnoid e6mmandedm Virginia, (and after
ms deiectlon) address 10 him a ccnfden-
1lai ietter,?~~~e Mr.. Jefferson or his friends
are again laylsed to give an explicit an.
:swer.
/Db;l./l.f Co-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-29
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II, WILBAR.

Late MASTER Of the Strive Hogs Aeaaexy,
Brigk,btlmReut
BEES leave respectfully to inform
the inhabitants of Alexandria AM it's vicinity,
that TAT the requcf of many Of his f.iend, be has
reduced his terms of tuition to Five Dollars per
quarter, and One Dollar entrance.
aF An Evening School will DO
opened on Monday next, the I'D of September,
from o'clock Till Cat the moderate price of
Three Dollars per quarter. Pens, ink, and Ere
wood included.
AuguR ze. d3teo3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-29
, FHlLADELPHIA Annns. o.

Yes,.., - l. 7 fila, August %.
sock 's'oay morning between 8 aud 10 o.
hdv ~ ssueral I0rea:t, accompanied by his
AL" children and attendants, linded
ne ss;" Onas street wharf, from on board
We're =, New York, captain George, and
rass, ,uuucted In private gentlemen's car
Spne. y lodgings at Mrs, Costineau's,
srOusl, general is of common statute, a
gpls Sy marked countenance, aud was We.
By =. August 27.
learn, l1 ap'al u Basden from Bermuda, we
'ssr,' s %,s the II French and Spanish priva.
WITH their three prizes, cut our Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-29
40 WHICH WILL BE ADDER,
The Comic Obsra
THE POOR SOLDIER.
/. Z. EcKARD.

The Doors to be opened at 6, ard tie par.
Torrance to begin ptecifely at 7.
adnittance One Dollar.
G1- Tickets TO be had at Mr.. G2pssY's bak
and at the THEATRE.
Ga' Should the weather prove unfav5.ablc,
ne entertain Dents will be PoaPoned uuIi the
arf fair evening.
&ug1f &c.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

>~T~HE Tut.es the town of PRovIDsRaE,
I having thought it expediens to poapone
the Sale Of the feveral LOTS in the faid town.
advertised for fale on tbu day, until MONDAY
the zIa day of Oaaber next--Nofi btrefdre
IS sjvex, Thar the fad Trattecs will, on that
day, proceed to expafc to PGBLIC sale, Tor
ready money, the feveral LOIS in til. faid
town. agreeable to the att OF sfcmby efabllih.
ing the fame.
Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
H. Gunnel, Jun.
VIM. Middleton,
Daniel Nc Chlchefer,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John G. Hunter.
MONDAY, the I9 h day la9)
Of cgaa 1896 Off
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
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port nf iTf}z 5lI faortiano.



Tag24y, Ibril e-Arrived, fhip Ocean, E Clap, matter
2l days from the Havana Left there, ip Sally Endco
Of Salem; fhip Polly, Harris, OF Bofonfor NewYork in
days; brig Rover Carnes for Bottom, days; fhip Ann
Donaldlon, for Rhode-land, days; fnow N ehtabe,
Knowe for Newbury, 90 days; flip Nancy Stevens for
Bston, days; brig Hiram, Brown, for Rhode land, 5
days; fchooner Antelope arrived from Jamaica ichOoner
Mary, of Bottom, Gray arrived from Bottom, long paagei
Veneha Taber for Bolton, 20 days. Brig Little Jane Prince
for Bottom, God knows when brig Echo, Forman of Boz
ton iu discharged and large numberof vefes for ou-
them Flour, ls dolls maytct5 gat2 Beef 90
Pork, p; Butter, 80; Lard, 20; Rice, Wine, IS dos
cak; Fifh, II; Boards G5 40-Md daies, u reals SUI
gar hr(t quality, toS dolls per cwt. Coffee 20 Log
wood, 50; CanaryRrds, zgqe, 10 dols, tgas, dolls.
Wsd..4 y, 49yI lC.Arrivcd, schr Lucretia Blanch-
ard 90 days IRON st. Thomas Lett there, March q, hp
jane Mlntoh of Portland; brig Unanimous, Grant, of
Kennebnk, for Porto Rico; fchr Mary J. Fuller Of King
Ton, for Edenon, NJ in daysspoke il Sail Rock Pal-
iage, hP Nancy, Walker, of NewbuyPor;, for Turks
Lland.
aa-s Ilyfrriyed fchr Fair Lady, Snow, from Marti-
nco Left at St. AIMS, ihip Franklin, Rich, for Bottom in
25 days. brig PereveEencs, seeek, for New-York IN
days .,.'-
Sane dsArrived, brig Telegraph, Neal, IS days from
St. Ba-thoomews Left there. looP -, Todd, who ar
rived Sth Of February dres SO days from Kennebeck
for NewYork cargo fold, vse bound to Savannah fchr
Victory Sveter, from Guadaloupe for Baltimore, in 90
days. Ills veHe expected to Be condemned Sailed in
pany with fchr EIEa Rchardfon, Of and for Bottom; poke
April Sd p Golden Age, Smith, Of Salem, SO days from
Ile Of France for Bottom, in lat 49, long ~, VS. April
D. LIontauk Point bearing NNE / leagues brig Trial,
Whitney, Of and for Salem, % days from Martinico.
The Golden Age poke, in lat about the III March,
brig Columbia, Appleton Of NewburyPort bis crew in a
tarvaton, and fails very much iuPplied him
Sal.,1gy AsyI Is Arrived brig APPoro. led. Jewett,
matter from Point Pstre Guadal0upL Left there, March
II, Ship Neor, Whppe, Portland Brigs, Lucy, Brag-
don do Harriet, Goldman, DO. Elenor jordan, do. for
Pbiiad Tropc, Nfc.ley, Bottom Hannah, Chaie Nevbu-
xypo-t; Franklin, Nafon, Bottom; MayAower -, New
buryort Ardroicoggin Powers, DO fch Little Dick, Ry-
an do.
Brig Ranger Sawyer Of this port, has arrived at Bottom
Alfo fch William, Gardner, of HaIlowell and Roie, At
kins Of scarboro.
Brig George, Bradbury Ofth pert, was at Mantanzie'
2S DAYS iInce.
Brig Comet, Tucker, Of this port, fpoke March y
under the lee Of Dominique fer Trinidad to touch at Mar
Unique.
n Drowned from board hiE Comet, on her Pzfage
from Portland 20 GaudalouPe, JoePh fcker, feamann
attempting 20 draw huckel Of water be fell overheard
the boat was nanty thrown and every exeron made
10 fave him. but before the boat could reach HIM he dnap
pe1red.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

WITH a mndcGy peculiar to iticf the Argus comes
forward under this head and complains Of attempts to
efuPpFe the -rgt5 by topping rt6z5fea7 papers and
with It's uua decency gives publicity 70 two Or three prl-
yate commitments to that /" ExcE1LENr PAPFR And 10
sdd to the conequence Of hce publications, gives notice.
that the orig may be een the Argus Ohce till FRI
day next when they will Be forwarded 70 the Polt-maer
General After this may look for wonderfUl changes
n the Poce departpenand every deputy, not alTea-
dy iYorn 70 the ruers the governing partyand few there
a.c nav foon expect receive letter beginning thus--
BELIEVING that the public ntere1 will be promoted by
change in the pon-otice &c. have appointed, perhaps
Ceorte Tyer David DnkwAer, or lonc iuch like p2tTiot
-Thus the Argus will get rid Of all obtruehon to ITS o-
cuaton and lumber up every mail with iuch parcels A.
The revolutionary party lhal fee fit to forward 10 The"
what caue the Argus mas complain OF Poit-othce aouie
we pu5h the following communcaiionsthe originals q
Z" Krqgc5a9i, IYii ;. --
Son. 6izr R,.1a - f5e P92q. Since the opening q
the campaign the Repertoy hasnot oecnto Nj
had a the po oce il this for the quarter part q
The time and il now slnio9 fortnight ncs hnge one
has been received BY the Neutrality-suspicious. they are dl
famed the Office here are topped q lone 0'he' IN
known to the Sublcribers ,
ritv that gentleman II ne;Eh5orng town had
sre7y paper. called The aitern Argus lent 20 nm week
" previous TO the lare ele-ton yy Are no theis
1Rt like Egyp-s agues without money WITHOUT Pcr
I74,fy AI7b lS05No pains are iPared here 70 clr-
ealate the Argos for the benefit Of the town with to re-
seve the Gazette"
CsL.r5i1 65yi 81 an iorry 10 lay 'n7l your P1p.
comes very rrgularfonesimes % not receive one IN
three weeks
s,qL Mr., Iso5A few days Gnce wrote you cen
ssrag the failure Of your paper Hardly one IN three ar
sves At this ofce Another letter dated APHA = aSe'
lAe fame complaint and adds fear one Of your cuo
srs this way will dcontinne your paper u'e-' l0ie '
nsdv is found" ,.L
We forbea adding other particulars Z Preient taongn
many are in cur poHeon The above muit prove 70 inc
public the many impoions pr1ttied in the PolsoSe de
partmen, 1nd Is Mr.. Granger i % be tavonTtu WIN IN
Arrus co1o.ins we ia forward him this paper ana VIII
lend him our originals # the7ei ProiPett OF obtaining
fedrels. ....,-.
~ Wan, of room obEges 70 omit very ingenious
Communication on The fubieet q The Son oi"S'
We think viii tend 70 cST.e-t ioIne o. - s'--s'
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
NOIfCE.
THE Stockholders of the MAINE

THE Stockholders of the. MAINE
TURyrrxr AssoaIArrov. arr hereby notified %
met at the Court houle IN Portland, Tuefday the
foutsenh day of May next, at eleven O'Clock, ia the
forenonn n to att- on the fo lnwing artIcfs-to 7vr
"a To chncfe thirteen directors for the year enfuing
I'd To choofe Trtaiurcr and Clerk fer The year eI-
fuirE
al To corfdsr and determine il any part, ard what
nsr Of faid Turnpike ihal he made the eniung year
and 10 aa thereon they fhsll tee ht
sth To couhder and determine whether any Aheil-
ments al be made upon the flares Of iad Corporation
and 70 a4 thereon - they uzy think proper.
s+h To receive any report rePorrs, OF any former
conmit,sc,and act thereon asthsy may think proper
9th To aa upon any fuhjea WHICH eoucerns iaid
stockholdcrg and which they may lawfully att upon At
their annual May meeting.
Portland, April Il, 2. HOPhlESI Ca"t'
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

a Fine Stand for trader OF brickmaker, a
goodHOUSEtwo norie. high nearly 6niihcd, about
fix years old, peadany Gtsated win good barn and
houe, ebou three Of Land with brickyards
laid gharf whore vefss OF hun red tons bur
then may load four feet from the Bjck kIln and 4y
falling twenty feet and upwards tie yard, with run
If from the above. fnoeut 70 iupPy both yards
with water; where brickw0od can re bought for {
dollar per cord the yard ,hn four miles Of Bowdoin
60 Iese, Payments made eAfvso the Purchaer- For
particulars Apply 10 STEPHEN cALEF, living On
the premiics.
srEgfrgi.i, hrri IS, 1895.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
TRIRUTE OF RESPEC

very fplendd dinner yeerday given 70 commodore
PREBLt at Concert Hail. public teHmony Of The high
Sef2e and eeen which the gentlemen Of this enter
,Gn for his gallant and mertorous erces during his
H,and il tie Mediterranean The company this CRATE
fl occaiIon, numerous and highly respectable ttIs
exceency John Adams the honorable John q. Adams, cl
nant governor Robbins chief Juice Dana and ievsrai Of
-ers who fcrved uader commodore Prcbe, the Meder
Eahean were among the number q The guelts fhe hon.
John Jones, E pre6ded and nears- Samuel Par kman
Theodore Lyman, and Thomas C. Amory, acted as Vice
Preldcnts
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

By recent aa Of the Lssha.ur. of ths fate the narc
q the late jonathan W7 Eq Deputy Collector at Mooie
Hand Paamaquody, has been changed sastbau .. L
dsrHiv Bsyfoa.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

he bon Simon Frye, Efq Of Fryturg. Ssnue' Paris
Eiq Of Hebron and Luther Cary tfo If Turner. are an
pointed uce Of the Common Pleas Ior the county OF Ok
Ma David Learned, Of fLvermore is appointed serriG
Of laid county.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

We happy the fate return this place
Of our dihnguiihed townsman, Commodore PRE- Il L.
Public marks Of attention have been paid the Como
ore in the principal places through which be Pafed fome
.; which we have already mentioned.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
FOR SHLE,
BefoH, hbyH ., 1905.

FOX SHLE,
A VALUABLE FARM in the town
y Of Livermore, plealcntly tuated in the Centre OF
lad the county road leading from Farmington
to Portland Containing upwards Of ons hundred acres
Of excellent Land, So Of which areunder Improvement
and capable Of keeping thirty heal OF horned cattle
fummer and winter with Dw'ng houle, Barn, Store
and otherout buildings. II good stand for trader,
bufnS having been done there tvr fix years st past
good advantage.
One Hundred acres Of wild Land, lying
within half mile Of uitable quality refeFve FOR wood
and Timber.
A Farm, Joining the aforeiaid farm,
and within one hundred rois Of good SC n houfe
Containing dxty eventy of L~ud, with houfe
and Barn, and under fuch improvement as 10 keep ten
head ofhorned cattle fommer and winter.
Also
A Farm on one Of the principle ro1ds
in fsd town Of Lvermore and within one hundred rods
Of good Sawmiu and CornmiI and within few rods
good rchoo houiej Containing fifty OF Land
twenty thirty Of which under improvement, with
houle and barn thereon.
Also,
A Traa Of wild Land laying in the
EaRcry part of aid town Of Liveruore joining "a the
town Of Faye;te, and within twenty mile OF Hallewe
Containing upwards OF hundred Of exec lcnt
Land
Whoever wifhes 70 purchale all or any
ri Of the above may have them fair price with pay.
ine teeny Eve percent down and giving go1d Security
for the remainder, at generous CrediS.For further
particulars Apply to the fllcri5er.
DAVID LEARNED.
Livern5re Mare5 y, 1905
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

SENATORS--Correa returns aate the election Of a
tandfome Federal majority the Senate, Twentyone be
lag cheated ekcuLve Of Lincoln county Of which doubt
is entertained.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
I 9csHty bTss otbert

..s- III SENATE, 1ans4yy 26, 1905.
ON the petition of Daniel Holmes and others,
PRAYING that the Courts Of Common Pleas.
which are now holden at Marlborough and
Bi0deford, within and for the county Of
York. may be removed from faid places to
Alfred, within and for faid county
ORDERED, that the petitioners cauGe an
aiteaeG copy Of their petition with this order therc0n
70 be pubihed three weeks uccelysly in the Portland
Gazette and EaAern Argus, the laf publication b-
thirty davs at Ieaa before the fecond Wednefday of
the fra felton, Of the Gtnc Al Court that al perUns
concerned may then appear and thew caufe W any they
havel Why the prayer Of iId petition ihOud not Be
granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
DAVID COBB, P,GGcu'.
In TIE FoyE Of RfPr5ffntafivss, 1anpnrg 70, 1905
Read aud concurrcd,
il, G. OTIS, Speaker.
Arta WENDELL DAVIS. ct,t afSono,r
VXTHERAS NG1ev vile O. mC the ublcT5cT- has Icft
w my he'd Ind board and during my shf1ncc been
married another P,ri n, named ThomE Efon) This Is
forbid al perfons hsrboring truninq her on nv
account, vii pay debts her con ra6ing -fter
the hr day Of January aR At which spPc4Is nc
was married to fAid Thomplcn.
his
SAMUEL Y GARDNER.
Portland, April r. So5 marx
NOIICE
WHEREAS Nr-rg wife Of ne tic fu-fcriber, has
w Quilted my bed and board, without much provo
catoo This forbid any pcrfrn pcions from har-
boring or truiting her my account a. viii not pay
any debt Of her contracting airer the date hereof
.4fsyz /. rSos.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
Stores TO Let.

He two Stores now occupied BY MeiTrs.
ElrH = br5-v- in Fifth Street adjoining the NIlue
Fire and Marine Inlsrznce ChCe-FOr terlS Apply
AZ fsid oGics. k1gs5 -, lgoS;
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

The Ian Palladium contains returns from 95s towns
{ncludng mott Of the above) giving
Strong 32,2l3 - Sullivan, 25,G7T
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

is hereby given TO The non-refdent pro-
q Prietors or Of Land in the Town of Linn
ingon. in the county of York, and Commonwealth Of
Maschuetts that the lots parts Of tots land here
after mentioned, are taxed IN bills and Committed
the SuhCcriber collector OF ad town for the wears ISt
and I8o4 70 col ef in the fums following, Viz.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
Dif0,

On board brig George, January III, on her homeward
bound PaGage from Berbce Mr. WItLIA CoBB Jun. aged
81, ION OF Mr.. Daniel Cob5, Of this town He young
prOming proipeGs aniablei his manners, and
deared 10 large circle Of relatives and friends.
In Falmouth, 8Oth ult. sane Uirzy, aged &c. wife Of
Nathan Window of the iociety of Friends.
In Limerick the 22d init Mrs Lydia Wingate the
he and faithful comfort Of John Wingate aged 81 leav
ing eight children and all her acquaintance TO whom e
was DEAR TO lament her death.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
ATTENTION !

IlIE public arc RESPECTFULLY informed That tie PRINT
lND BUSINESS will IN future be ranf2Gted the cffce
II I,htrest, oceupied by The late Hrn, by WILLIAM
h4VA5, DR. Where All kinds Of Printing will Be erccut
Cd nealy and eHPediiou1y.
The encouragement olrtady received ~, pu5Hy5-
ing TIE PORTLAND MAGAZINE. o4pert5Jsd
6y tbe H5sve firm, II adb az 70 qoayrsnt the uadey-
fGfins-a74 as too" az arrangement cen 5e ra4t,
tbf fJ,f number qUiH Be igaed.
Aprii S, 1905
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
G7arrtfD,

S.5dfTlfn,
IN Falmouth BY the Rev Mr. Brady, Mr.. Joleph Small
10 NIis Mary Proctor.
In CouEbia Captain William Mellus, to Nffs Amelia
Lyman, daughter Of the Rev. Mr. Lyman, Of Machias
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

correspondent afs for what purpo the printer Of the
argus attempts to inPole upon the public, even upon
the parry which iupPort i, belief that the votes for
senators Of iis county nearly equ4y divided between
the federal and democratic candidates when he mutt well
ko' tTon returns IN his poHeon, the federal candi-
GATES have maority Of tx or 'eYen hundred At eaf
"hy does he feiec Ave- f1 towns only, in which the
VoIe are aro baanccd rather than Puhilh the whole Of
which he has received accounts T. : &-eTar - b ~
IoF e days the hopes Of his party any political pur-
Poie n ame artce has been pratced with reipett 70
Lincoln Dtet; being BY tie hated his a pap
e made to appear that the democratic candidates that
'+ct have about 1000 and the federal little than
o. "e It Is known that the long hnce re-
ceved from that quarter give the federal ticket majority
TWO pr three hundred the democrac---One would
iuppoeit were enough 10 deceive the election.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
% tie b0nOrabl. tbe Senate asf HorS Of RfprsGa-
fative5 9f tie Common7vealtb Of MeGacbgjitt5, in
Gney0i Cdurt egfnBlea, in f1suary 1905.

UMBLY fhew, the fubfcribers, citizens
OF The county Of York hat will eff ntia in
terea and convenience ofhc nhabitant ot all couuy,to
make alteration Of the pahs in which the Com
mon Pleas General Sehons of the peace are hold
in laid county 70 far elpecs tholc which
now holden Biddefor1, and Waterhorough with
in and for fad county both Of hoe courts are
venent for the members Of the cnur-Rares and witnef-
tes 70 attend for want OF proper and uitabc accommo
datOn for all thoie who iutereacd concerned in
iaid cGnrts. M.
TazY therefore humby pray that the aforead courts
may removed and holden il future Alfred within
and for fad county, where Of The Of the Su
Preme judicial Court j. holden, and where new
goal has lately been eretfed and which place the moR
central convenient for the inhabitants of fd county
which alterations your petitioners pray ma take place
a. fjOn may be--AnG duty boula wlev pray.
DANIEL HOLMES,
TqceHty kByse otbert
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
TO CUSTOMERS.

q I
This number completes the fevenh volnue Or The GA
LETIE. We therefore remind all denuuent fubfcrbers
tha' ietternen Is expected The calls Of afIrily, the
Purchae Of Rock, and the upport Of vdrken render
Pun6sual payment Of dues ndifpenGble-To accomms-
date thote who can make convenient TO call at the Of
hce the editor will trannit his b To fc gentleman or
attend Peron fuch places as may facilitate afettenenr
not'ce Of which will be given the Gazette this town
ne relies the readiness Of his fabrbers 10 ettle their
ols on right The fourth week Of this month he viii
tend at York Court for the convenience Of thoe who with
70 fette perionay, BY their friends who attend fad
court. He hopes no viii dfaPpont his expectations
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AVIATOR is reerv5at eoHasge 4is Production 3c-
azy boll y publicity ~, ave aays aiy aiI n correct
iTg f5s isaa9ois Of tie qgs and if Anator 7gW apply
err 5afire 1-orr Srerz, re @a feel 94zyb BIZ oa4a
~ Ca5sy Cag,4zaiaztiozs or7ae4 f5y 1gznt sf roon
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
10 be fold.

Livsrnore. Mare5 y, 1905
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-10
CLIFTO M Il L,

YTYTMIN two and an half miles of Eum.
w fres, on the waters Of QEasAeo, which
is i. con&ant a tream as any in this part OF the
country, and in an exceeding healthy htuasion ;
very conveniently Gsuased 20 a fac wheat coun-
sry. not being more than half a mile out OF the
way lin going to Damsriesl from the main road
leading from Fauqa:er Court hou(e, Csnterville,
&c. iand thought by fome NOT any out of the
way at ALL and a very good road 70 IT toge.
ther, with from 90 TO 100 acres OF land, the
~prea,eft part Of which is well wooded the Mill
!, an oyerfhot, with wheel of 10 feet 9 inch.
es rnd 4 feet head, with pair of ftonss, pair
Of French burrs Of feet, the other OF Cologne,
with every apparatus ~neceGafy tor carrying on
merchant buinels to the bef advantage. The
Mill. Houl: is so feet long by ~ feet wide, 2
fories high, together with a barn, fable, COW.
houfe and lumber houfe convenient TO the Mii',
a convenient Dwelling. Houfe not quite hniihed,
with a Kitchen, M:at and Cora Houte. all OF
which have been built within eight or nine years
paa There is on this place a thriving young
Peach Orchard.
Also,
AT the fame time and place, Will be offered tor
Sale,
"A fmali Plan rATIoN, containing
from 100 TO Iso acres, adjoining, aud being
mart &C the above 1raa Of land. There is on this
place a fmsll Dwelling H.ufe, Kitchen & MeAT
Houe-alfo a very thriving young Peach Or.
chard, with other Fruit Trees.
The iituation of this property mutt
render it a deirable acquiition 10 any perion In
clinea 10 engage in this line of bufoef', P@articu
la,ly as it is Gsuated 70 near tide water Il is
deemed unneceiFary to fay any thing more re.
f,esirg the premiscs. as it is preiamsd any per.
fon inclini,.g TO Purchafe will wifh to fee them
The fubfcri6er will thew the property ; or, II
be be abiens, Nj. James G. EOan', Irving there
on, win attend. Nothing would induce ME te
part with this valuable property, bat lone pref.
ting demands which l am anxious TO diicharge.
The Conditions ef The Sale zriE be-
One-half of the purchafe money in
hand, the other half III 9 or IS months, beai
iae interea from the day of faIe (; approved iecu-
rity will be required. PodsAion will be given
81 the Mill, sc. Immediately, and the Land az
.oon as the crop i, off /; and the lattef place on
ChriGmas next.
JOHN SowDEN.
MAJ % 2aWJ