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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-03

BIZ IL enasIed By tie Senate and House Of Re.
Syesentativss of5s UI.ite4 Sta:cs of america in
Congress Assemblea, That the officer and soldisrs
of the Virginia line on continental establishment,
their heirs assigns, entitled 70 bounty lands
within the tract reserved by Virginia. between
the l,,e Miami and Scio;o rivers, for satisfy log
the legal hcunties her officers aud soldiers upon
continental establishment. snail be EowcI fur.
ther time Of three years f.om the twenty thiyd
of March next to complete 'hcr locations. ard
4 further time OF FIVE years from the said twenty
third of March n xt, to retuTn their surveys and
warrants or certified copies of warrants, to the
Office of the secretary Of the war department, a.
ny thing in the act entitled q" An act TO ascer
tain the boundary OF tine lands reserved by the
state of Virginia north west of the river Ohio,
for the Satisfaction of her officers and soldiers on
continental establishments, and 10 limit the peri
cd for locating the said lands" to the contrary
no, withsandng PyOvids9, TO locations, a. a
forcsaid, shall after the passing of shis act, be
MADE on tracts of land for which patterns had pre-.
Viovsly been issued, or which had been previ
ously surveyed, and any patent which may never.
theless be Obtained for land located con rary to
she provisions of this section, shall be considered
as null and void.
-. The several printers in Virginia, and in
the district of Columbia, ave reSnes led 20 insert
the above in their respective papers, once week
for tive weeks, and transmit their accounts to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-03

Called Fox-HArbour, containing by esti-
nation above 65Oacres, lying on both sides
of tae road leading from Pridesville to
Beville's Bridge.
Also the following SLAVES or such of
them as can be had, Simon, Dilcey and
her three children, Leonard. Sam, Phil,
Sukey and her three children, Davy, Sa-
rina and her two chi!den, Phoebe and her
two children, Joe, Tombig, Tom, Bristol,
Murrier and her three children, or so
much of the said property as shall be suf-
hent to satisfy the purposes of the said
deed of trust. The sale will continue from
day to day till it is completed. a minute
description of the land is thought unncces-
sary, as it is imagined that those inclined
to purchase will view it and judge for
themselves.
JOSHUA CHAFFIN, }
WILLIAM CASSETS, ( Trustees.
WILLIAM BENTLEY
May %, 1907. ids
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fsitbltionh 99riec Current.
CORRECTED wEEKLY.)
IN COUNCIL,
April 10, 1867

Aprlt 40, 1870
FOR the information of those persons who are
L entitled 10 lands in thar part of the state OF
Ohio reserved by the legislature of Virginia, in
their act OF cession. for satisfying bounties due
TO the. officers and soldiers of the Virginia line,
on continental establishment: 1t is advised, that
much of rhe act of The last session Of Congress
as relates the granting of further time for To-
eating those warrants, be published by the prin-
ter for the commonwealth. at least once week
in his paper fer three months and also once
week for two weeks in all the other ewspapers,
publi,hed in Virginia and in the district of Co.
iumbia-
Ii ia also advised. that the rules adopted by the
executive in relation 10 the evidence to be addu-
ctd by claimants for military land warrants, and
40 the amount of allowances 10 be made them
in certain cases be in like manner and for the a.
bove periods published in the said papers-which
rules are as follows
In all cases where certificate OF military SER
vices is adduced as evidence Of claim for land
bounty, the signature of the person certifying
raust be authenticated by his acknowledgment
before some magistrate, or by the affidayits of
two witnesses, al ieast and where a certIncate
Of the same nature is granted bv person not
. co nmandapt OF corps, the same must &c We
Ti6ed BY the affidavit OF such person. accompanied
BY I certificate of his cycdibili:y from the court
of the county or corporation in which he resides,
from some magistrate thereof.
Cd Any officer or soldier who has served for
a longer period than six years. is entitled 20 at
dinonal land bounty in proportion to The time
which he may have served beyond the SIX years,
Sf or exceed one year.
Extract from The journals OF CouRc..
DANIEL L. HYLTON. CLERK
nj fbe CopupsI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-17
Tohn Linton,
1REAT BARCsAINS.
.4ttoruey IN fact for JoaS
IF. GfUscHE II.

INTENDING to remove to the state OF
& Tennessee as soon as possible, wish to
dispose Of the following valuable and incress-
ing property upon lev terms, which property
5 Inherited FROM ny ancestors, who have had
a legal title to TIE same For upwards OF one
hundred year.,
One tractwell known by the name
eff ABINcDoN, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandria and George Town, and
nearly opposite the city Of Washington, beau
tifully situated, containing about -Four Hun
dred acres, now leased to the Mr.. Wises f5f
three hundred and sixty dollars per aIlnu,n
with other stipulations contained in the said
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
FIRST, leased to William Fraser for forty dol-
lars per annurn, containing about sixt A..
cres.
Oneothcr tract containing ten acres
of bottsm land, adjoining the FourMile Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and half
miles Of George Town, containing IS acres.
Tie greatest part Of this land is heavily c.
verod NTH red and white Oak.
4 Z s O,
Three thousand scres on the Scioto.
River, iii the state of Ohio.
This tract descended to me from my uncle
George D. Alexander, Icing one nioiety OF
the land be xss entitled 70 for bis military ser
vices during the revolutionary war. Al tre
title papers With the wills under whieh 4 am
entitled to the above properly, are IN INC
hands of BALDWIN DADE, Esq. to whom a.
plicetiop will please to be made for terms &c.
he being legally authorised to contract ana
dispose Of all the above valuable properly lof
which good and satisfactory tlt!ss VII DC sly
Walter S. alexander.
kurust Is. CO
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LANDING
Dee s.

Prom The sehoeres. FfeisAez, cafsaia Thomas
from Portland aud for scle BY
I-awrason s. FoWle;
10000 feet Timber,
100 bhls Sew England iIns,
80 boxes mould candles,
100 side soal leather
SO qlintals ccd fish,
80 casks cheese,
90 boxes chocolate,
~ STORE,
5 tons ST. Petersburg clean hemp,
8 bales piaias,
g do Kendall cottons,
100 soz English sewing twiae,
1900 sides red soal leather,
10 chests young hysop tea,
20 pipes Holland gin,
do. Bordeaux handy,
hhds. New England rum,
500 boxes brown soap,
SO Go. Inoald candles,
so do. chocolate,
SO tlo. HAVANA sugar,
IIossscads and barrels retailing sugIa,
Halfbarrei and keds beet,
so barrels and haifbarrcss mackersb
. trunks coarse and iine shoes.
Novemher2I.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SA7URD.4Y, the 18Th day Of Decembe,
aert, nil be oSsrec .tor safe, on lie Prem.
I ses,
a N elegant $QUaRE or GROUND
a situate adjoining the Spring Gsrden
and handsomely enclosed. The terms sal,
will he one third in four months, one third n
eight months, and the remaning third in Il
months.
Bcale Howard.
Noren,berls: cots
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Tn Tbous4nd Dollars. zgo1tA
% K l0DS For Sd 81 q.

~ e. 1OsCs ~ - ~ ~ - - ~ - 1<s IS
MI Be sold, to the highess bidder, on NOM
DIR, the first day nerf February, IN
lie tors,s of DUAfFRIES, az tie stosc-llouse
formerly ryaiied BY llls. JANfs 4apssHE ~ ~,
deceased
About 10000 dollars worth OF
GOODS. tolerably we'll assorted. The said
goods viii be laid Off and sold in parcels of
from forty to one hundred dollars amount in
each parcel.
"A credit Of nine months will be given on
one half of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bono
ito carry interest from the date If not punct,l-
ally paidl and approved security before the
goods are removed.
The sale of said goods will continue from
day to day until the whole are sold.
e. I'LL PERSONS indebted to the,
firms Of JOHN M. MvscHETr and Co. JAMES
NIuscHETT, senior, and Co. and SoHE and
CHAR rs AuscHETr and Co. are hereby no..
tined and requested to como forward without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
pay off the same to the subscriber, who is full
ly authorised and empowered by JOHN IA.
NUscHxrT, the surviving. lpartner in the e
foresaisl firms, to settle and receive all such
debts otherwise shall lie under the neces-
sity of bringing suits against every person ow-
ing any thing to said firms Immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing request,
IS All those who have claims against snid
hrlns will please to forward them TO me rs
soon Is soarenient.
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~, :, xysc up pENr7,

FOR SALE OR REsN7,
3 WAFER STREET ACAi3fsslNn1 y
a two-sfory BR1ck HousE, pleasantly situ-
ated, and lately occupied 10y the Rev Z. ~ 4
ter-.T crsns Of sale or rent viii be ysry mo-
'derase. :, v,v,s
September SO. y 3
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Public Sale.


81 7Iysae Of aecsee ofsis Coun:y Conrf Of
( aisfars svfsl Be erfossd 10 Pubic safe, for
cash, on re .5sa day ec January Near, on
re 1zss9:ises-
Two tracts of Land, with the
appurenanecs containing together about SIX
teen hundIgsl and scyeaty acres or so much
theryo Of IS isssF be necessary TO raise the SUM
pf about sMo Hundred pounds (which said
tracts are situGtcl ii the county of Fairfax,
and are parts ef what is commonly called the
fssas ;zs.veS. . Irces If Jaad-Onc OF these
stsacta IS 81 tic possession Of Augustine ].
Smith, Esq aslsl ssthe tract on which he at
present eailies--thc other is in The possession
of Doctor Henry Rose.
lie lands wild be soielia lots which 1iHbe
dcsis:lassd on the day Of sale, andsthe sum
TO be their ssesl vii also be precisely stated.
The meeting &c the Commissioners will be
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon tie turn
pike ROAD, abssls 2 o'clock on the day Of sale.
Nm. Payne,
VIM. Deneaie,
Geo. Summers.
Thomson Masons
Rich'd, NJ. Scott.
Dee. S. IS
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IA ID ollars Rssuafa.

~ rs II Thursday was stolen or taken out q
the Brisish rainister's entry q new tifab.
colored Surtout, with buttons OF the same
cloth, aud silk lining in the sleeves Any boz.
sly til Ii. iags tic said surtou 50 the British
ministers Muse, will redeiye the above il enc
toned reward.
Washington City, December IL. DIV
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY the 24tl, instant, at eisse
O'Clock will be sold, on the premises &
a long credit,
That three story Brick HouE
situated onthe south side Of Prince-street IL
the occupation of Mrs. Nichols, between
Fairfax and Watersheds, Terms will b.
made known at the place of sale.
T. G.. Marsteller.
December 10. 81 dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-17
Mr.. G E M E r / S
Hds we 1lleasa1 e %. lsfna Us FsIends an,

Iids lie 1lzeasa1e tol',s his friends o1,y D,
i'ls6lic, 81 rs
THAT he has commenced his Praetis;,.
Bells, and will continue them as heretofore .
Mr.. GENERIs, begs the parents who has,
children to be instructed, viii please to seos
them as soon as possible, SO as to give them
an opportunity of improving sufficiently, =
he, intends to have an E1.Ai5ifion atthe CON
ciusion of his school for their amusepen,
which will serve to create ambition. 7
81 Nov@nber IL. co
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d T.rJa1J1e Ferry fer Sax.

,-r-,;sF Subscribers offer for sale the valua-
HE FERRY iii Prince Georges eoun-
- "a Aonnosite to the town Of hlcxanelia, togc-
tbsr spf about efly acres Of Land in high
state Of cultivation, .sbont eight or len acres
Of which are an timothy and more could be
converted into meadow at q small c1peace--'
on which there IS also q valuable Using ialsti,
ing The purchaser may DC aceofs',ns'e . IS
with heats and hands for conslnctl.;sSs,tae Terry
advantage. There are on the premises, q
handsome and comnodious oaseweil ealcu-
lated for q tavern, with convenient out bulitl-
ings, viz. a bara, corn house, stables, &C.
For serns apply to
Walter D. Addition,
e Joleph Thomas.
Nov 5. law
Printing in all It's vaficus branches,
Handsomely executed at tliscfice:
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William IIartfhorne,

and John MaadepiHf, under the e.
der Of the chasccllor of Virginia.
Deccmber2. Cts
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Ger Qt tEV Stle'N 49, :. " iiii"'
December CTS
JAMES BACON,
.6this GROCERY Srosn, on E7ng-ssrses, nae q
additicu 10 MS former stock, added
A frelh Supply Of Genuine Artislesif
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete
he nozu offers for safe, OF his usuat lozv terms
Mufcovsdo Sugars, ofvariousqus
lities,
Loaf and Lunp di.ts;
GunpowdeT,
Imperial TEAS,
Hyson, particularly seles'
Young Hyspn, edf,r
s ss sss $ :: and family Use
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior Guslltyi
Matleira,,
Buscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, " +" Il o.
Tenerlffc,
Malaga, and
Genuine cd Port
Lognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use, :.
Antigua, St. Croix, St: Yinccnts, AID New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish ard country whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider VineSAE
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cessia, pimeHs
Cayenne and black pepper, race and groln'
Ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley
rice, starch, fig hue, soap, mould, dipt q.
spcrnaceti candies, rct4aed salt-petrc, i'os'4
indigo, alum, copperas laade!er, brimsteaa
spinning cottoIl, patent shot all sizes, best 60
glish and county made siiapewder, ssTsSl
and sIneaking tobacco, very eest casNa'.s.
bacco.
Hamilton and Le;per 's;s.,=ss, Haatars pay
In boxes.
London mustard. warranted OF slpaa..
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping f7p~.
dcmiichu's, sc. sc. with generally eyssS :.
ticle his line--t'ie whole ctWhiGs havs',s I,
selecte,lW with care, and viii be dispessa e
the very lowest terms
PRINTED DAILY py
SAMUEL. SNOWDEN.
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TO LET,

sYTsiIE House and Lo., at present occupied
by Mr.sDANIEL M LEoD Painter, next
door to Patton and Butchers hard ware store on
,Kingvstreet. Equal to any stand in Alexar-
1dria, for Grocery or Dry Goods, with con.
yenient accomrnodat IONS for Family.
4 Isqatire or
s I.ca,.L C,,ai4I
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Joleph Smith,
eoSflaw
1HE SUBSCRIBERS

Brig desrous ct bringing the affairs ct tie Aatc.
firm of THOMPSON end VEITCH, to .
u .jsf,sal close, OFFER FOR S.dLEthe. isll97r-
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a valuable Mill Seat

Fol sale, the slst instant, on the prem;s.s
about four mites from Alexandvia, on tic
Z side Of the turnpike read leading to Win.
chester, between the ford Of Holiness ua
and the trough hill.
he fall ofwatcr rs kxs been leyelledb v
j two different men, is made by one Of
them little over and by the other something
under thirty feet, is accommodated with foul
and ose quarter acres Of land for the build
ings, &c. together with a suasc;ency for the
head and tail race and also for the dam
The terms are-Onc fourth ready money,
the remainder in equal payments of three.
Six, and nine months 4 title Will be made
when all the payments are completed This
sale is authorised by decree Of the court Of
Ct Virginia, ead TIE title will BE-
made b. the subscriber III consequence there
81.
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Richard Hcrwen.
dora.
DIRECTIONS.

.
Z BE bSstoss on the back parts Of the walsh
band ought 10 BE placed the same distaace
from each soshcr, IS the two center buttons on
The Snspcrs.eys, 10 prevent improper strain
ing nd there5Y destroy ing the case designed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-04

Patent Elastic snspenders,
20 be had, wholesale and retail, Of the "a
terstee, next door below Mr.. Alcxande,
MsKenzie's, lever end Of Prince-street, a
lsxaHdria.
THEY Gurpass any yet extant, Tor
ease, elegance, sc. Masters Of vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-iMlies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished With an
assortment, and great allowance to those
who purchase by tho quantity.
N. B. The buftons on the back parts OF the
waistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two. center buttons on
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
ia the construction OF the article.
Richard Herwesl.
Also,
Rseeiped her ship Leoaiaas from Lirerfeol,
Red, Green, Blue and Yellow
Morocco Leather,
Good quality for .sadlers, shoo-snskers, book
hnders, hatters, &c.
| { LxKEN1SE,
Sadlers' Seating Leather, and a few dozen
Morocco suitable Scr the Vert Indies.
A&oy2. sklsa
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Fable Sale.
May
@ N M O N d A Ys

g N M O N d A 7,
The eth day Of July next, at O'Clock, in the
afternoon, will be sold at public auction,
on the premises, lifnot previously disposed
of by private sale, Of which tirnely notice
will be given)
That LOT on the west side OF
l,aiirsa street, to the south of the Marshal's
late Office, md nearly opposite Mr.. Thomp-
sons, measuring 50 feet ] 5-4 inches on
lsairfax-strect, and backwards parallel with
Cameron-strcet f2s feet inches.
The dwelling house consists OF five rooE1s,
kitchen, and good large cellar. A thoreugh
repair. of the house, building new stable,
and other improvements on this lot, cost up
wards of ST oooi the year 1902.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
~ the Coffee House,
That half acre lot in the town OF DUN
fries, near the tobacco warehouse & Qaan-
stico creek, designated in the plan OF the sald
town by No. lAs; ON which are erected q
substantial, well btilt brick house, 81 by 20
feet, a bale, or store house, sc by 8 feet,
stable, &c.
The purchaser to give bonds nth security
for the price, payable by equal portions IN
one, two and three years, without interest
punctuaiiy paid; and to secure the payments
deed Of trust on the property purchased. A
good title win be made by
| Colin Aud.
May 20. ra.l :atawA
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Ten Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY frsu the subscriber, OF
- Sunday night, the 24th of this instant, q
NEGRO Woman. named sdNNEY, 90 years
of age, about 5 feet s inches high, OF thin,
visage, dark complexion, down look, and
when spoken to very apt to turn her face iron,
those who are talking to her; when walking
or standing carries herself very straight; has
FARCE breasts, which at present giys suck ).
she has left child at home. She had bone
ie,on ca the fore finger of her right hand last
winter, which if examined might be easily
discovered, she has also a scar On one OF her
cheeks, cccasicned by burn whsn young.
She took with her 2 quantity Of good clothes,
four long gowns. one white, of cotton HUNS,
one do. blue country cloth, two do. Of cahco,
several petticoats dyed yellow, and one strip
ed do. blue and white. U.taken in this coun-
ty and brought home I will give Five Dollars,
If out of this county or secured sothat get
her again, the above reward and pay all rea'
sonable charges. JAlNGS HALLEY,
Fairfax County, Virginia,
May 1s. Csol soste
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Suwarrow Boots.
7OHN G. FRANCES
q L
Fran Ae4v.Yor

DESPECTFUf.LY informs ths sss
that he manufactures snsaar .,.r,
with all the modern improvements s aesr D,
s sss ssa e Of 4 s in his n
discovered q new method OF le' a. St. the legi
ITCHY in boots. He warrants ~ Nv es boots
It ever so badly shaped. ne m, rroas-fS
various descriptions, viz. ouNa s,,r;nr To
Tops, Three Quarters, corslean =, r ,te,s aGras
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonsp 1a = srarranu'
Jeffsrson,'s Boots and Shoes. !, H tSck 5c:r.l,
Ct the Suwarrow equal to the q . snd Ichu,eS
themselves at ii. shop il kin a;.s ts
t tS Mr.. Motifs and Mr Hod ssa or epsl,
wv. " B. 81 He a,tsnd. selling cheap ;" ds,I
January 5.
! a
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FOR SALE.

a NEGRO MN, about Is years Of %.
n who has been broughs5up as bcayss,
want TO single gentleman, is good ostlss
is well acquainted with all the dutie. os,
house servant, and has served reeu,., -
premiership to barber, and is nav ye, p
good one-He is remarkable for his honest
and the goodness of his disposition. For -,
Their particulars apply to the Palsrzs
May s. A.
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I FOR. SALE.

THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
srITuATED OH the banks of Great Hunt
~ ing Greek, called RufuL Felicity, for-
nlerly owned By Mr.. John Duff. It's at pre-
sent rented for one year, Tor the sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, reserving the right
OF possession at any time during the abeyc
term, on giving one months Hotice.-FoE
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
April 90 eo
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FoR SdLE,
On advantageous tesms.

On advantageous terms,
THREE STORY BRIcK fpy6RE-
~ HOUSE, on Union-street, next door
to BENJAMIN shreye, Jun. well situated for the
ifa;ag or Grocery business-Alse, a LOi
Of GROUND, at the sorner of Water and
Wolfc-streets.
TO RENT,
md innsediate }1ossession 3given.
The STORE aad DWELLING. hogoT..
on Fairfax-strect, occupied by Jae06 fzssn rs.
AN excellent stand for the Day COOP busi-
sness,-Apply to
Jonah Thompfon s Son n
March 81 stawtf