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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11


fentlemen's whalcbonc and steei-spring Saddles,
a. 2iaftcd and plain do. with Alligator and Hog skin
: .sts do. with and without spring points do.
8 ring Sdrrup Bars ladies' do with doc skin and
sf lk velvet seats military Saddles helmets and
a eAts. tst
BRIDES.
Curb Brides, with Duke, Snake and Portsz--s,th
81 Is; double and single snaffle do; Nelson Running
1,,; Moathing and Hunting do. double and single
81 listed do. for hard mouth horses I; guarded and
~ ,lAing snaffle do.
"a a sNs TRUNKS.
= Leather Travelling Cases and Portmanteaus, i'm.
H owed solid leather Travelling Trunks; house do
y ON to 81 dollars rcd and black morocco store
saddles and Collars fitted to horses, and war
s. nted not to gall coach, curric'e and chaise Har
-sses, made to any pattern, and at short notice,
Second hand Harness, Saddles, Brides and
NJ, vnks received in exchange for new.
Bostos, March &, 1910.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TN compliance with deed Of trust. to the
/ subscriber, to secure the payment of a
:um of money, will be exposed to sale on
their respective premises, for ready money,
on Tuesday the 18th day of April next, =
piece Of GROUND lying on the east sida
of Washington street and 10 the nor,hware
of Cameron street, extending on Washing
ton street 20 feet and running back 81 feet.
Also, one other piece of GROUND adjoin-
ing thereto, extending on Washington street
Is feet to ten foot alley, and running back
also 81 feet. On these pieces Of ground
is erected small frSme dwelling house.
James Keith.
March IL. ~ 2aW
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=. ,,,A,,,-tNE MEDICINES

aIcHARp LEE, JR OF YORK.
: ,, prepared from the original recipes an
.s;on of the subscriber, has 1o'desS,, 6y
- - bra are prepared and WITHOUT whose
.;yaoture name are genuine:
GSaiaate Coughs, Colds, ~s4f@sSSs'
= &c.
Are Immediately relieved and speedily cur
ed by the use OF
uAuII. TONS ELlXER FOR COUGHS.
DEAR Dough. experience has taught thou.
~. that oily and heated medicines, joined
), With strong oPiA.es or sleep? drugs repeal
ID doses Of whish Aatter and deceive the Pa
item, for the present. BY procuring momsnta-
- ease; experience, I say, has taught
IL, sapds, that the common opiates and osi-
.Srn;es. as they arc called, finally sggraVate
o..rv disorder Of the breast and luags, IN
.h.;r most distressing symptoms: that they
I'D the stomach and impair the algesuon'
a,we, the whole system increase the GILL;
rnI,v of breathing and excite fever. But the
.,,.i;,;es. of tLis tal,fa5le discovery are >e-
Sa;nccd by perfectly opposite effects, a sin
-. trial will prove. that 1t rcstc: IS the oe'
saSr.,;o,.ion OF the fluids to the surface OF the
:soar :sand brings on the common heatth'uk
o-,.,;r,,;on--thatit dislodSes and cvacuates
-. iruph yiscid phlcsm or mucus, strength
n. tn,. weakened vessels o. the lungs
sha,,h.s the Acrimonious humor which lril-
20, 800 thsuls and finally discharges 1t. mus
:, risiny at the roo, OF he disorder the
..r,yxnms are OF course ctfectualiv and per-
s,,sn,,S coGuucred. the reverse OF comwon
medicines, which weaken The Constitution and 7
Give ssrensth to the siisOrder for The sake OF
sS,, S sor the present some Of its pain
full effects. ,.,,r;,..,,v; with
...~ssoninr cough, this discovery is OF the
sss. magni,udc, as it "AOrts iur'. eais.e ,, re-
i;.s' checks the progress, and in short time
entirely removes tho most cruel disorder TO
I,,ich children arc liable. The ci'Slr Is 20 J"
nerlec,ly agreeable, and tho dose SO small
iha, no dificalty arises in takinglt.
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Nv once using. Lees Sovereign Ointment
Tho proprietor informs those persons ara Ia
.1oi!ies who are suffering urder this diseases
against the infectionscf which no person IL
safe, chat if this ointment is used at Night on
voinr to bed 1t never iails;~to perform a care
by the following mornings IS thousands who
. have usedir during the last ten years can tes-
:tiy. TheEpeculiar excelleneiss'of th's'in-
S.liible remedy for the itch, above every o.
tssr. are. the certainty ofthe cure by single
application {; the ingredients being SO limo
49,. ,euS.rest infant and its being not only.
g.. from any offensive smell, bat equally a.
-.~.ahle with the plcasantest pomasum,
b.. HsmiAos's Grand Rtaorstius.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
.nJs a.. AN invaluable medicine tor the
speedy relief, and permanent cure e .s,isa,
Complaints which result from dss:'pasea
sisssares, iuysuils indissrseians, sssidesss
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FOR SALE.

TO be sold at Cedar Grove in Fsirfax coun
at the late residence OF Daniel l. M Carly
.eceased, a number of likely NEGROES.
Of men, women, girls and boys
among them is an excellent ca. Gilman ana
hos,ler, q good shoemaker. and AL elderly
womao who is a good meat and pastry COOK
If the above mentioned negroes are not
sold 10y private contract before, they will be
offered at public sale the third Monfay i'll
Apsil, at the court house in Fairfax county.
Sarah M'Carty, Adm'rx.
of Daniel MsCarty, deceased
~CedarGrove, March 9-l5. 2awts =
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THE first number of this valuable Work
: L is Just come to hand and is ready for
inspection ut the store of the subscriber, in
|. Kine.street, and with Mr.. :Irillet, at tho
coffee house.
Fully aware Of the impositions that have
been practised upon the public, by strangers
soliciting subscriptions from distant places ;
the Editors invite their examination OF a
Work perhaps the most useful, entertaining
as we'll as extensive in It's kind that has ever
undertaken in any country. And they
flatter themselves that the American will by
TO m cans shrink from a comparison with the
London edition, tho offered at six dollars
.per Vol less.
This aumber.nay be considered as a fair
specimen Of the execution of the work, and
will be left short time for examination, before
The I'd number is pusso press. sfer this the
subscripionwiil be raisedto 81 Is each mum.
Der and but few,morc copies printed than
are suficientt to supply the, subscribers, that
theearly. patrons ofthis valuable Work may
have decided advantage-sabseqrent app!i-
cations may therefore come too late. .
II is also the intention of the Edition to an.
mex to thelast number complete list of
names of the subscribers as the patrols and
epcoura gers of useful knowledge, the arts
and literature of the United States. ...-.
Subscriptions are received by the suserb'
e.. :.
James Kennedy, sen. ::
:Decqsbe1 s. ,.~ %
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TenDollars Reward.
March IL.

II AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
N night of the 10Th instant, negro man,
named Toy, aged about - years, s feet 5
or inches high, slender in his form and has
a good ceuntenance. The above reward will
be given for delivering the said runaway to
the subscriber. or committing him to some
iail. Iftaken out OF this state an add tienal
Compensation will be made. -..
@Bufhrod Warrington,
:MounssY sruon, near Alexandria.
Massh az: 80. sol:
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;nrl;mates rfsfas8a abIe to the 6OAstitdtdn, the
immoderate use oftea, frequent intoxication.
or anx destructive internperance, the unskil-
G,il or. frequent use Of mercury, the diseases
neculiar 20 females at a Certain period of
life, bod iayings in, SC. n.
HAMILTON'S ~
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
,LOZ.EA GES. -,e
sAmong. the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially in the
.morning--bad and corrupt gums-isching in
the nose, and about the scas---eoryulsioRs,
eppile,ic fits, and sometimes pri'ariou of
speech--irregufar appetite, sone;iias sos tn
ine-food and sometimes voracious- purgiog
with Shiny and fctid stools-yomitinl Large
and hard belly--pains andsickness at hw s,o-
mach-pains in the head and thighs, With
lownsss of spirits--slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry~cough-excessive
thirst-someti:ncs pale and unhealthy eoun-
enaace, and sometimes the face bloated and
flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
SUMMONS, shout, have immediate recourse
to Eamilton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Hahg's true and Genuine German Corn
Platter,
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily
removing them root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Genuine Perfan Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-!or the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
Ham,Lton's Essence and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Swellings,
Nunbness, &c,
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The Aaelyne Elixir,
For the cure OF every kind CT head ache. r.
The D4swask Lip Salvs.
MfatAbk Ague and Fever DROPS.
~ Sold oaly by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller. King Str eet, Alexandria, who
he's long been sole agent for the sale OF tho
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
New York, 95th Feb. -,
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,S>L,cted Recommendations.

:~r.;pq DESTROYS 10 n, Ike publ; tor the gooo
= o,h.rs, The excellent quality OF Hamii-
.a-s. e,;xir. prepared by the ls'e Mr. Lee,
ha,. s.nt YOU the following account oil the
80, 7 have received frcmi which hope
viii induce others 10 give it tsial. IN cen,
..o.ence of q bruise on the breast received
., from fall, my health gre" bad, my oreat"I
Tn. bccane very tlifAcult, and Frequently
IVA. bu,I suddenly to rise up III my oeo WIN
s.',Sr ,he horrors of Immediate sutocallon.-
Ain 60 these a constant pain ia M breast
"a |, csurh, a grea, loss OF strengthen hesn'
and YOU may concci'e that nay Syhip'oihe
evidently indicated ahapproaehing cohsunP'
ton. The advice o. most cH'heit ph!si,
clan was resorted TO, and Afterwards sec'"o
wa. called in, but without giving me any re;
lief Anothtr ply sician who kne" me ava
abr circuu,s :ances OF my case, advised meo
I've lt,mi'to IS Elixir ! trial saying nc had
%. lit in his pra7t;ce and always fo"na IL 10
40 much GOOD 4 Gotie was procured from
M pircb's, and | found relief before had
go, half n. i. I continued 10 use It & was
soon strong to attend TO business. on taxing
To-, cola, some of my former symptoms return,
hut are always remoyed.by. dose or TWO OF
the Elixir.
George Bennel,Jun.
no II. Buud street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. Lee, New York.
Mr.. Abliah Henly, Bridge street. haiti'
wore. was cured by one bottle of aamllIon's
EI;xir, of very complicated disorder. occa.
xionsd by a very severe cold caught ss'eFai
months ago. He breathed WITH the greatest
difficulty, and was often thrown mo weake"-
ine swea,s when he attempted to walk any
distan e, and his voice ~ouh! frequently 'ail
in such . degree shat he could only attempt
to whisper. He mas been upwards OF SIX
weeks without return Of his complaints
and desires to give his public testimony IN
favor Of this invaluable medicine.
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Orphans Court,

Alexaudria County, Feb1 Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the executor of George
>M'Mun, deceased, do insert the following nd
vertisement three times in each week for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste, ..a.-:s-
Alex. Moore, Reglfter.
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber Of Alexandra county,
in the district OF Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county htters4es-
tamentary on the estate Of George MsAlsan,
late of the county aforesaid, dcceascd.: al
persons having claims against the slid decd
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the alst day Of August next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit, 70
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested ID make immediate payment Civ
en- under my hand, this 2lst day Of Feb.
1910, -, rs'..,.t I, 80
" Mordecai Miller. Ex'r.
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Less than Q - blanks to prize; SUBJECT
to deduction of Is per cent; Prizes raya-
ble 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing.
OF TIE AExExED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day OF drawing, entitled
10 Sl,oco.
list do. 18th do. ESQ Tickels tom
No. TO No. ESQ, inci,si,r.'
LIST do. 10Th do, $50 do from No.
25l to 500, inclusive.
LIST do. csth do $50 do fom No.
2a,ool To 2s,sso, Inclusive
list do soth do. $50 GO. from No.
22,7jl toL22, 500, inclusive.
LIST do. .35th do. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
lst do. 4Oth 60. looo
lst do. 18Th do. $4,000
RI st 1000 Blanks drawn 10 be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each.
r'The drawing will commence in the
City of New York Oh the third Tuesday Ia
April next, and will continue 70 draw 600
Tickets each day texccpt the last day, when
there will remain 500 to be drawn) until
Dished
TIcKrrs fer sale by r. GRAY, Bookscl-
Ter, King strcot, AicXandrii, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, ard inisl-
nation obtained respecting tic Lottery dur
ins the drawing, free OF cxpence Plies in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taksn
al their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash Cash wiz
also be advanced for prizes as soon as drawn,
al moiegste discount. -
Present price oftickets Gig dollars.
January |. ....-,
Should the FIRST number, on tho 18th day
Of drawing, be either Of the numbers 'front.'
10 $50, inLlr.iye, then, in that case, the next
drawn number, (not one of those n';mbersj
shall draw, and lie entitled 10 the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may he drawn
to them previous to the 18th day Of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets for the
10th, 2st!, and 3oth days of drawing; SO
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tickcts! Question How! AM
swer-Suppose No. li,l7s, is the property
of II. the first drawn number on the 18th day
Of drawing, which vii entide II to the num-
bcrs from to $50; and the first drawn mum
Der on the 2oth day Of drawing, NAV be No
us, which will en,itle him to the numbers
from IS! to 500. The 6rst dra&n number,
en- the 2sth day, may be No. SIS, which will
2ntitle hiIr to the numbers from 22,oOl 70
b2,25o, inclusive /; and the first drawn num-
DER, on the soth day of drawing, may be oue
of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
enGtle him to the numbers from 22,2so to
c2,500-Ycs, sir, and the thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollarsi
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rKaluabk Property for Sslt.

will sell the PLANTATION known BY
the name of MouAr Arr, lying in the state
of Virginia, Immediately on the post road,
about 8 miles from Alexandra. This farm
contains upwards of seven hundred acres
the soil is well adapted for wheat, corn or
tobacco-there are on tAe farm two houses,
one of which is commodious dwelling with
a GOOD kitchen, and the other is two story
building 50 feet square, singled and wea-
Their boarded but not finished inside, it is ST.
tua,cd Immediately OH The post road and is
an excellent stand for tavern Mr. Edgar
MsCarty, Of Cedar Grove, who resides near
this property, will on application shew it %
any person DESTROYS of purchasing.
will also sell that valuable property
known by the name of McCarty's Island, IN
the Potomac river, about 90 miles above
George Town--,l!is island contains upwards
of three hundred acres, the soil is equal in
quality to any land in the western country,
and is surpassed by none for valuable timber
for house ard ship building, only about so
acres are cleared A further description is
deemed unnecessary as it is presumed that
any person wanting TO purchase will view it.
Mr. James Middleton, who lives near this
island, will shew it.on application. For tie
above described lands great bargain will be
soil on application to the subscriber residing
in George Town..
John w. Bronaugh.
February %. 2svam
.loieph II. Vaudeville,
Offers for sale the following articles,
wAo!rsale Or rctait.
5000 bush Lisbon and LIVERPOOL Salt
| 10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lity in casks
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. of IIsrrinys, Shad aud Nlackare
so tons Plaster Paris
20 bales prim. Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
| rara Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscoyado Sugar
so bbl,. do. do.diHsrent qIalities
hhds Copperas
Gunpowdc.,
Imperial,
Hyson Skin,
$ $ $:::;;: e. "'sa:'
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds and bbls.
Peach and Apple Brandy!n bbls.
Martinique Cordials, III boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per g,'llon, FigAue,
Molasscs in khds. Spanish Flotani Iadigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Halriss and Jaylor's manufactured To
bscco in kegs,
Gunpowdcr and Shot of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Nulmegs, Pepper, Pimento,
Chocolate Nos. and 3, Mould and Dipt Can
dies,
Malaga Rais;ns in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's Carrots and
Leiper's Stuff in bottles.
London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and4Vnpping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, sc.
ALSO,
A constant supply Of WATER CRACKERS and
bestsuPEnEISr ILorR, by retail, and
80 hhds. of Maryland and Virginia Tobac-
:PUBLIC SALE,
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|~PtnkerrCn's Collection of Voy,

ages and Travels,
forming q complete History 0'the Origin anc
! Progress Of Discovery by Sea and Lana;
iron. .he most authentic Sources.
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,Mordecai Miller. Ex'r.

t. Pnntingrin all its branch
es., neatly executed at this Of.
fee. ~ .'.... s.s
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1924 Prizes,
24,o76 Blanks,

Ne'f''s1"5 10 --0'0E7
Less than IA blanks to aprize; SUBJECT
to deduction of Is per cent: Prizes ruya-
ble 80 days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing. -s
OF TIE AKxExED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day OF drawing, entitled
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lie mizlsts o. sc; coo fpeisissisAntr;ki q
Ind no petition nesrsf sias - sCasps;T
and were obliged 10 sfavsrse plain no,.1
shan 100 niles ID many parts. The f,sssl
did net pursus beyotsl sbe Guadiana.
II Is impossible 70 sseerssin what the Il.
ON each side was. The battle lasted abou
Eve hours, and the troops we're Oft a WIN
near each Other, and sometimes mixed.
Persons Who have bern on the side Of d.
Tagus with the French say they lest Goa
me 4, but the number 10. probably xags.rs.
ted. Il q certain that up 70 the hattie ,hry.
loss 1000 cavalry. The Spsniatds oni,
saved q or S pieces Of artillery and hardly
any baggage. The Spanish eoldies Tough,
with great valor. but wtss folly 70 commit
on . plain suehiyoung tscops With veterans!
Had they beep 10 posiiioa or ID snouuuin.l
the battle would have probably had differ.
ent sermina,ion. The ,Spsniaiss cannot ma.
nnuyre under Ere, which the French do
with almost a. ,nurh facility as on parade.
The rcgimeat Of MRrcia vastutto pieces.
Tha Spanish loss wss 5000 killed aud
vet3nded, and IS 900 prisoners.
Marshal Victor. who bad crossed Il.
Tagus at Yillamaurique, pursued all night.
Al ten O'Clock he overlook 800 Spanish
dragons II Silfo, 20 miles from Oeana,
who were so fatisued, having been saddled
So hours, and who had unbridled their hor.
ses, tha. they were all made prisoners.
General Arsisags, on the 6rst appearance
of the enemy, mounted int the tsteeple OF
Oeana. On deserving the enemy be ISL,
much alarmed, and now for the hnt time,
perceived what was likely to be- the conse.
9uence If ibis irashRess and presurption, he
went to the left, and before tho battle wa
quite lost, he Quilted the 6eld. BIgadies
general lord Macduf. upon this, proposed
to the marquis Of Molespina, majsr gene-
raj of the horse, who was second bin com.
mand, to assume the chief command, and
that he would assist him to the utmost OF
his power. The French cavalry. at this
time, broke through the centre and render
ed Ill lord Macduf's efforts (he was CONT
nuaiIy in the thickesr of the battle from the
commencement to retrieve the fortune Of
the day, useless. -,
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NORFOLK, Aau Is.

Arrived here this morning. the ship Roll
Ia. Captain Sanford, from Lisbon, which
place he left on the fifth Of April l.st.--
The British & Portuguese. army Of 10000
men, were on the frontiers, Where they had
been some time the French had not at
tempted to advanee-The day before. capt.
S. sailed feet Of transports<wi,htroops and
horses had arrived. Fifteen thousand mrn
were daily expected from England to REIN
force lord Wsllingtous army. L.
Markets for corn and -four were good,
the former two dollars per ,bushei, and The
latter fifteen dollars per barrel, and looking
UP. .. .7. ~. 2.....'-,.
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FrOn the SEN, G,LsnSsa paper.
NARRATIVE oFTHE LATE CAM
PAIGN IN La MANCHA. e.. e..
BY AN EYE WITNESS.
gHaesue ipse miSerrimG vid.

. =
There has been 50 much caIumny & pre-
iudice sPfead IN this country with respect
10 the Spanish patriots the imbeeility of
Shsir government has been so eftsn charged
upon them the impoliey of making any
farther efforts in their favor, SO much in.
sisted unon in some Of lhs public prints,
thar the writer of The following narrative
feels Il dutv which he ewes that brave and
high minded people, 70 rescue them from
these imputasions. Il viii be seen from il,
Ikat the loss Of the battle Of Ocana, which
has Jed to the occupation Of Andalusia, Swas
NOT ID the least degrees owing 70 the miscen-
duct the Spanish interios generals or sol
dies, but solely to the rashness, ignorance
and letal ineapaeisy Of 'Ariessga, she cem-
JSnandeT IN chief, who on that unfortunate
occasion even lose the reputation he had
prsxisusly acquired for personal courage. "
The plan Of the campaign. susSssted by
IA etkres ofgreat experience, and who dis.
tinaUishcR hiOsslfin The service Of Austria.
me army ef Ia AIancha WA to PASS ra-
pidIy tArcekh % the cpea country, cary.
eE ne deeaehed esyps Of the enemy, and
.plare issslf upon ihc Eastern Tagus, with
ana diSisisa passed over. The rcst Of the
ny vas 70 anlgSash b the nuoRntains.--
= =
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Land for Sale.

IN pursuance Of decree ofthe worship.
iul court Of King George county, We The
subscribers, commissioners therein named,
will expose to public sale to the highest bid
der on the premisssior ready cash, on 1'ues-
day the 18th Of June next, ens undivided msis.
'fy "he tractor LAND lying in tho
county Of Fairfax, on the waters Of Difficult
Run, about fifteen miles from Alcxandria--
the Little River Turnpike Road passing thro'
the tract. This land was conveyed by dead
OF gift from John Ashton, sen, to Charles II.
Ashton and others, and is sold to satisfy .
debt due Austin Smith from said Charles H.
Ashton ~. ~ o. ,,.rrr7-' ~. q.