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Z IN the DIST day of December next, if fair.
- IT not the next fair day, will be sold, at the
dweiiing-house of the late George Garner, in
the county OF Westmoreand, about sixteen like
y NEG tOES, and the present years croI, OF
corn, &c. which property will be sold pursuant
to Iced oF trust, made by George Garaer for
tue purpose ofsecuring the payment of his debts.
The sale will be on a credit of twelve months,
the purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
r';y II the negroes and crops do not sell for a
sufficient sum to pay the debts ofthe said Garner.
the subscribers will, on the day after the sale OF
Tie negroes and crops, sell ali So much of tho
and conveyed III trust for the above purpose, ~
VIII make Il sum sufficient for the payment oil tho.
debts or She sad George Garner. All such Gre.
d'lors as may exhibit their claims TO the subacri-
oers before the sad list It December n Ext, pro-
periy authenticated, aud which the subscribers
may consider legal and just, may purchase At the
sad sale and shall allowed discount OF their
claims, AZ ailtst their purchase
THCS. STOWERS,)
JAMES cox, 1'1S'ees'
Westmoreland County,}
October "a ida
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COLUMBIAN MILLS.---1he subscribers
~ having purchased the Columbian Mills, beg
leave to inform the public they are giving cash foJ
Wheat and Corn. p, H4XHlLL e, Co.
September 5. If
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b A few likely young Negroes, will be tt.
ken in part payment. H. H.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. 70 ,,;.

% . S1t1.' u 1IsIt'1 COO's II, TO W.
SAk KEN Ip, by susanna " iicoX, Sorrel
4 1xiRE. about ! feet inches high, hang.
ing name aud switra tail. "a blsmis in each eye,
astsr IN her orehe,d, apd some saddle spots ON
her back supposed 10 be ten oc twelve years ola
last spring: Also, yonng sorrel colt by her side,
said 30 have been foa!ed since -he was taken up,
both appraised to the SUN of % dollars.
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CT The two subsequent articles are On the
same subject with the preceding:
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AflLPDEW 6YOWNY C0LLEGE.

Il ! q meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, on theg
L y 29'h day Of Sebfem6er, 1909.
Whereas, It appears, fnDt some misrebresen-
tattons haOe been cvculdted, una many nai.uppye--
decisions entertained BY te pa5iic, respecting re-
gmn'0n lately adopted, prohibiting The Students et
fh's SEMINARY, from attending at ME c2wt-houSe, on
eourf days and other pbIic Digs IN motion, it \yas
ordered, Thar the saidiau Be published IN one Of
the Gasettrs printed in tie city Of Richmond
Resolved. That a resort of The students of
mis seminary, 10 pubic ,leetings, at the court
hoass, on cowt days. MaSters Gels loss Of tt7,le.
generates gee and a corruption Of naorats, and
eight MOTTO be tolerated"
=" 1t IS therefore ordered, That ,tter Hr conn.
'ieneenent Of the net session, no student shall be
permitted GOO e co4rf house on court DAYS, or
on days Of Master unless zuhen compelled TO ATTEND
BY legal authority.'
fesfe
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IN Council, Oct. "a, 800
PROPOSALS will be received, by the r.xecu
Il tive, until the 4th day Of n <. month, for ma
King and Patting ON the Iron Work to 80 CARR.
ages for Six Founders.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON,
CLERK Of fhe ComrcK
October 81 a.
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IN CoUNcIL October 24th, 1909.
pROPOSALS will be received, by the Execu-
I've, until the 18th DAY of next month, for
furnishing the following Der, viz.
l4O pieces of White Oak Plank, feet long, Il
inches wide, inches thick.
40 do do. 20 inches long, 10 by 8.
40 do. do 8 feet long, q by 9.
l4O do. do. 8 feet long, 9 by 8
20 do. do. q do do. 9 by
lao Axle Trees, feet long, Z by of
Hickory,
$500 White Oak Spokcs, 2 feet inches long, 4
by 2.
1850 Willow Oak Felloes, feet inches long 4
by 3,
20O Black Gum Nsyes, 14iaches long, II by IL.
40 Pieces OF Hickory, 6 feet long, q ~ 5.
30 Pieces Of Ash, iect long, by =,
Seasoned timber will ne prccrresl.
DANIEL J.. HILTON,
CseyA . ase GsEncik.
October 81. g
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II. ELDRIDGE,jr . d. c.
October 81 w3w
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OTlCE.-Ihep ..rncrship of Saykor 4 King.
~ Tanners, near Prince Edward court house,.
IS this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All
those indebted to the concera, are requested 20
make immediate payment TO George King, who
is authorised to receive payments and aettle all
accounts of the company.
MARTIN Sailor,
GEORCE KING.
October IL A.u
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There rs a daily variation andi most discern
ible an tie summer seaSon--In the forenoon the
neea!e' thanl'o the Ws andrsturns in The atiereooa
This rs oecasiOned BY the heat Of the sxn-anG i.
does not afraays point alike in mornings.
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DRUR1" LAC1,, Clerk.
OGfcoeT ~. t.. A1u
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ME Subscriber being licensed 10 practice The
Law, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts for Henrlco, and the Hustmgs Court of
ACCOMPLISHMENTS trusting business to his
management may rely On ms best efforts for Their
interest His Office is in the upper story of the
Market House in Richmond.
II. SHEPPARD.
October u i'm
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am rot igaorant that a very iGereat rule has
been 6ivrn for this correction, az a mathematical
eo,x Of singular n.erifj III ass sssoaS, 4 sbeH
assi AeNte6 10 svs ~ or~.
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FROM. THE xaEEMAN's JOURNAL.

General Wilkinson and the Public loney.
Among the various aud Infamous devices
resorted to by gan. Wilkinson, to obtain
possession of the public money, so necessary
to support his extravaganza, the following
extract of letter, written in 1908, and now
extant IN the War department., exhibits a
pretty specimen:
From. gen. Wilkiassn to Mr. dom. ABRAMS,
military agent in Nesv Orleans.
"Apropos, received from you at New
Orleans, among other sums, S25oo for secret
services, II you have not already, do not no.
tiee, this IN your accounts; which will be
Immediately called for. offer you as an G.
qisGsilsnt, Dauphin Island, near the Mobile.
| DIR. VIM. Simpson is instructed by this
mail to give you every information on the
subject, and he is authorised by me to pass
into your hands the titles which he holds
for the same. To this you may safely &C
cede. More of this anon.''
He then wanders from the subject. and
points out the. .,aany advantages attendant
on the obfcc Of military Gsent that the
troops will be IL force at New-Orleans ;
that rupture with one or both of the belli-
gerents is unavoidable. Andnear she con-
clus;on of the letter he thus resumes y
s. The Island, In point of foreign as well
as domestic advantages, fertility of soil and
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TO THE MEMORY
8 S LP 80 N NO o r z.

As musing the sentinel stands on his station,
Whilst friends and companions are slumber-
ing secure,
He sighs DER the fall Of the flower of the ma
ton,
The generous--the braye-the illustrous
MooRE.
Now pale is his visage, and altered each Fea-
For peaceful he slumbers beyond the salt
wave,
Whilst gently the dew, the kind tribute of
nature,
Is shed DER the green growing skirts of the
grave.
His country still grateful, his memory may
cherish,
And fond admiration may ven'rate his name !;
1he laurels he.won, still through ages may
flourish,
But when shall we hear the sweet sound of
his fame?
But why thus reflect DER the fate that IS glo-
rious,
And why thus lament DER the fall of the
brave
For death tho repuls'd shall at last be yicto-
rious,
And fearless, and fearful, must sink to the
grave.
As an OAK, Sc he stood, in the dread hour of
danger,
When, waving, its branches reseund in the
gale
AS the sun, SO he sunk, in the land of the
stranger,
When, glorious, i sets DER yon western blue
vale.
Then fame to the tow'rs Of thy gay gilded
temple,
His honors dispatch on thy grey glossy wing,
,For'the soldier, inspir'd by his Gen'ral's ex-
ample,
Braves dangers and death for his country and
king.
N. c. Q. lst Regt. L. L. M.
GLASGOW, s6th March, 1909.
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LIVERPOOL, Mqg 10,
SULlIlAR2~ o. EVENTS.

~ 4XLtAAi ~ OS l. Nv I ~
The Dutch papers repeat the report ina
Mustapha Bairactar is still alive, and on to4
eve of executing great projects.
The emperor Alexander hat, returned %
Petersburg from Finland on the 18th, Tor tf
purpose of being present at the marriage"
the grand duchess Catharine. His uaaJssF
had appointed the clrcumnavigator, caPpIaa
Won ktusensteern, to the command OF to-
Blagodat of 10 guns.
The king OF Denmark is reported to ha'
treated count Rosen and col. RIornestlerla
who were sent to him by the duke Of "
dermania (now reigning in Sweden) VIA
great coolncss--and observed that the III
dignIt;es skewn to Gustavus were SO otter
sive, that he could not acknowledge the ncF
government.
A committee of the English catholics h'I
a meeting on the 24th ultimo at the Earl %
Shewsbury's, to consider the proprleE .,
petitionlng parliament for an assimilation"
the laws respecting their body between a..
sister islands. The catholics of Ireland "
must be known to every reader, enjoy tN
elective franchise, and some herprlvIle6s,,'
which are denied their brethren in EnglaIl."
However equitable their claims, the conlInr
tee agreed TO wave them for the preSeD'
that they might not appear to wish TO en-
barrass government at period OF pecul'a
difficulty.
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BOSTON, guy II.
from Llslo,

By the arrival of capt. Howlard
Lisbon, who left there on the Cd Of
we learn, that success still attended ~
sorts of the Portuguese, Spaniards anlb|
glish, against the French. por,uc.ri
got rid Of the invaders, and the great,
of Soult's army bad bsen DESTROYED or
prisoners. 1t was rumored that The i
raj was among tie prisoners Il
The patriots of BIboa, were stated
have risen on the French garrison at j
place, subdued them, and recovered 4
liberty-and there was rumor of Il
at Corunna against the French. The Fra
had made shew of advancing, On the 81,
Of Lisbon, but had retreated again.
Reinforcements of troops continued
arrive at Lisbon almost daily from Engr|
All soldiers who were in health were man
ed to the frontiers, and garrison duty N
performing by invalids.
A report Of taking Of Ferrol is suppcI
to be founded On the capture Of Vigo, sod
time since.
Capt. Rowland favored us with LiS'
papers to May aoth. A paper Of Jup
was given to vessel at sea
The following articles exhibit the 81.
stance Of the contents of the papers rectS
ed.
LISBON, Nay &C.
On the 18th the van guard of the Frer:
army appeared before Valencia of Alcarc
ra (Spain, on the frontier Of Porluga,
Of Lisbon) and demanded It's slrrender-
The demand was answered from he mout
Of cannon, and the French ale said to ha
retreated afterwards, The force is various
stated from 800 60 5000.
Nay 2L
It has been confirmed by Official nous
that the French army of marshal Soult, bea
en- at Oporto and at Amarante, has aedvn
precipitation, abandoning artillery, baggag
&c. and losing great number o! soldiers
killed and prisoners. All our provinces
the north are freed from the vanIals, gh
committed great outrages in their flight
The marquis Of Astorga is apPoinledP
sident of the supreme junta OF Spain.
The patriots continue to resist the trcn.
in Arragon.
The French IN Barcelona appeared tot
preparing to Withdraw from that place.
Accounts from Seville are to May Is
The anniversary of the massacre OF the
tizens of Madrid By the French on The
of May, had been commemorated.
TWAS reported that troops had beendraF
from Naples by the French to strength
the army Of the Iyrol--that there was
insurrection of the Calabrians and III
gen. Stuart, with mixed army OF 5O,@
men, was ready to join them.
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to the rectitude of your intentions
the lively desire which anjmates Ne 9
ma in'aln perfect ha, mony betN cen :.
spectiye governments. Besides sra
ulI due 10 our common efforts WI,
ford me great pleasure.
That your Exc. &c. &c.
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The government of France still processes
to be at peace and amity with ours; vet
such is her daily conduct towards our un-
fortunate fellow citizens, that even were the
two nations at open war with us, it would
disgrace the character of the civilized world.
Van 1t tau, then, to rouse the indignation Of
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NO. II,
Letter from Count GhampGgny to lis excel
lency Count Mitteynich.

bAfoNNE, july is, loOo.
wished TO converse with you confden-
TALLY, as | am BATTERED by the nature of the
overtures which your excellency has made
me: the subjoined note, relating to a par
ticulsr fact at which [ ale1 charged to give
YOU in formation, leaves me an opportunity
to speak about the warlike preparations of
the Austrian monarchy, which arc not only
announced in all the newspapers, but like.
wise by the correspondence Of all the courts
of Germany. Several of these measures
are avowed by your government. It must
be agreed that they form strange contrast
to the state of profound peace, and even to
the close connexion which subsists between
all the continental powers. have thought
1t due you to speak of this subject without
making 1t the object of special note.--
what end do they propose in thus disturb
ing the quiet OF great part Of Germany?
1t they wish to preserve peace, and we have
no doubt IN this respect, why those warlike
appearances? Onesof the blessings of peace
is the security which is enjoyed by it, and
many unhappy wars have taken place, only
from preparations, made oftentimes without
the intention of beginning war, but which
has sprung from the fear Of it. I give those
reflections sir, to your good understanding,
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: From tie american Daily advertiser.

From the -dssrica,s Daily Advertiser.
TOsA ROSE TREE AND A, MYRTLE
SENT TO LADY.
Go, little blooming, fragrant rose,
Go to my love, and take Thy place; s
Unfold thy leaves. thy sweets disclose,
And be an emblem other face.
! And thou, my myrtle, ever green,
Go with the Rose, and there impart,
BY thy unchanging, humble mien,
An emblem of thy masters heart.
Then If, Eliza, we should twine
Ihe myrtle and the rose together,
Would not the myrtle's leaves combine,
10 guard the rose from stormy weather
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Remain your obi
Humble servant,
JOHN WYLE.

DatedAnas prison,
April 18th, 1909. (
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fas commenced the GRocERT BUSINESS, IN ms
Store ON The corner Of Avg q Water-sfreets,
farmerlv osc4hied by DIR. Josfhh II. Man
drviNe, svhere he NersJor sale tie following
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N 0 T l C E.
dit


THE. subscriber, by virtue of deed Of
trust dated on the third day OF Septen'b' r,
1907, from John Bogue to himself, Lldwell
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, on TUES
DAY, the 18th Of November next, at four
O'Clock of that day, at the tavern OF Benjamin
Thornton, in the town of l.eesburg. 4 coun-
ty of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money,
4 TRAIT of Lard,
in the county of Loudoun, On the north side
of the main road from Leesburg to Alexan-
dria, and about one quarter of a mile to the
eastward of Goose Creek, containing ! IA a.
cres, which land is in the possession OF the
said John Bogue, or so much thereof as will
nav the expences of the sale and the sum of
las dollars and S3 cents, with interest due
by the said Bogue to Mrs. Frances Alexan-
der, administrators of Charles Alexander,
ESQUIRE, deceased, and the further sum Of
a86 dollars and 66 cents, with interest there
on, due to the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
ander.
Edmund J. Lee,
Trustee.
ScDtemher 70. dts
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Five Dollars RezudYd.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
10 Alexandria, negro boy, of yellowlsh
complexion, called JOE PAIN, about 10 years
Of age-had on when he went away per OF
home-spun pantaloons, mixed with blue black
and white, and generally wore them without
saspenders tied round his waist with string !:
Likewise, had on blue cloth roundabout
pcket think it probable that he may have
changed them. He is apt to be impudent
when spoken to and speaks very quick, ltls
Supposed he is at present lurking about tho
navy yard, though he is frequently In Alex
'ndria.
B. Dade.
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A GkEAI BARGAIN.
Octobsr 10.


THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, ! | miles
from Alexandria, from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city OF Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on which IS q conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen
teei family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so; an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF in
proved meadow for the scy,he, and large
portion more may easily be made, Any pr
son inclined to purchase may know the 'erias
by APPLICATION to Mr. JOHN DuI1s, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
uises.
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The Subscriber

/ he 'SubSCrlDer
Has received tie Joll1yclng articles:
New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars OF the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton Of the first quality
Gouuiac brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin
E E ;.,:::; Particular Madeira VINE,
Superior CIaret in cases
lmoerial,
Hyson,
Young dyson, TEAS.
Hyson Skin,
Souchong, &
Bohea
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Gunpowder -.
P.B. Patent Shot, from B. B. to No. 9
Mould Shot, B. l.. and 5 5. s+.
Salt Petre, double refined
Spanisl, Flotant Indigo -
Copperas of the lst quality
Fresh Nutmegs
Pimento and black Pepper,
Demlohns,
With general assortment OF GROIE-
RIE;1, and as usual, Old Jamaica spirits,
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine IN bottles
Tie above articles will be sold very low by
the wholesale or retail
TO RENT,
A convenient and well finished BRlCh
HOUSE, at the upper end of King street.
James Sanderson.
Noy g.
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lanes Cunnell.
Faueuier County, Ox. ].

Thirty Dollars Re ward.
Ran AW Y from the subscriber living
in Loudoun county, en- the 18th of Octoper
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT of l. md, where Captain
n James Deneaie formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 200
acres, W ercon Mr.. WALTER Low iives-hc
has rented it for the next year for one hun
dred dollars per year. Possession will be
given next Christmas come year.
ALSO,
A tract of LAND in Fauquier county, adj
joining the Thorousafare A,iil Tract, onthe
west side of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on now live, containing between and 500
acres as good a farm as any in the county,
tine best meadows In the county, with good
young orchard and good new dwelling house.
1t is unnecessary to say any more about the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises.
Possession will be given the place l live on
next new years day.
James Cunnell.
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ROSE HILL FOR Sale.

This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
SEAT is nov offered for sale.
It contains 400 acres, 50 OF which are III
wood. holland is better adapted TO the use OF
Plaster OF Paris, and there is some very valu-
able meadow land upon it.
For terms apply to w. H. Foots' esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber IN ChafieS
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, Jun.
September IA. ---~---..--
g LIE. w I S,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, A HANDSOME AssoRT-
MENT OF
Fashionable Velvet Bonnets,
and Velvets of various colors Turbans and
Dress Caps; Morning ditto, and Ladies Pc
lisses of Silk and Tabby Velvet
AND DAILY EXPECTS
A quantity of fashionable Straw Bonnets,
with an elegant assortment of Ribbons, fea-
theirs and Flowers.
November . 4Cu
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lanes NJ. STEWART,


fas commenced Me 1hoIh"1 honlHA - $50
Store on 'he corner I" arg "s'I ~ '' n9
formerly o. c"lseu ny 4.1. eoy 10, ~, c,Uo.n;.,,.
a"V'Ae' s'Ne'e nc !Oe''|'' '"'' '''o
eF"c'ss
lmperiai'
Soung F1yson' TEAS, inllorted this gear.
ana
i1ysoa ohil''
Cogolac n.aha''
floh4ho oin'
Old Jamaica Rumi
Whlskey,
-Moissses,, w.,
Nhlte WINE Vlnlsar'
Loaf and Lump sugar
Woula anu o1p' S""@As'
Chocolates
Soap,
Mustard,
Ginger,
Indigo,
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Thirty dollars Re ward.
RAN AW Y from the subscriber living
in Loudoun county, en- the l2th Of Octoper
asst
Negroes Harr y and Dick.
HARRY, who generally calls himself
Harry Conner, is about forty one or two years
of age, FIVE feet three or four inches high, has
scar on his upper lip, with ssme Of his fore
teeth ont, and is Of soety color-clothes not
remembered
DICK, who generally calls himself DIcK
SMITH, is about 2e or 27 years of age, S feet
nine or ten inches high, slender made, and
likely and very black--has rather down
look, whenever he was addressed by any
one-both of them chew tobacco will
give Fifteen Dollars reward for each if appre-
hended in Virginia; and Thirty Dollars 1t
apprehended in Maryland or Pennsylvania,
and secured in Jail so that get them again,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
All masters of vessels and others are cau--
toned against harhoring, carrying Oft, or emit
ploying said runaways at their peril.
Elais Horsman.
Loudoun County, near the Gum
Spring, Va. Nov. 10, 1909. d3t
Juit Published,
rPrice 70 ard half Cents.]
For sale, at r. GRAY'S Bookstore, Sing
street,
ADiEcourfe on the Resurrection
|. of the Body
Bv the Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith, Presl. Z
dent of Princeton College:
November 10.
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"A GREAT BARGAIN.
October is.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, VIII sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, ! miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the. city Of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard of
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
eifferen. other fruit trees, proportion ofim-
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. JOHN DuL1N, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
Wises.
E. Dulin.