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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-26

The Jongle.hiIl, ae,ns, ba, suast
Tors, were carried in style, ard ! ''do
mandan,, col. Colgalei. ,;t. We ca
nor do | think sn4e fhe,r q NAV a." Fsra
ty, except myself, led az ar>r., TIE la
tor the rssuh Ct his rr,cuaI AK. - auyt
Having spiked 'he Guns aid 49,
burnt ard dss''oyed their a,'.. "'rar
End embarked the FIELD pieces, g., ,s's ID
and military s,of's, lwas arc h, ns's
returning 10 iEe ship, Win H., 80 FGn
l haze driven ticn lie frs, au,,, hilII
pieces appeared 70 Fave ree,yt,, '.'t'
'he'r pSn'c, leass' nh''d (serars!v r n IT..
ed by the militia ard Lou'seois ;rb !, ..I
.ef the islaEd) upon eur lett; ;'a
Ne'eldy's s''s.k q lscottl was H. 1
ever made rPon any Fcir, Of Il. IA ''|
France and knowing us prirciral jE S
consists in It's sal|'ra, l determined
running some risk to let them knew ~
They had to expect if their island w., "''7
at;acked by II ular British force. N .11
ing rewards ,ht n, they at the s.m. Ivy
advan ing within muskc, shot, ,hey rn,s 4,s
,h,ir FIRE, and | instantly turned dir,,r, ' w."
the country, il an obiique line to them '' y
get into lhrlr lear, and if SO, not "a wv
10 ,hc defeated parry the resource Of ~
treat: at first they halted and Remained
Upon their ground: but the momea, W, b
pan to move in quick ,ine, and they urG,,
s.ood my intention, then they again tsa, ~,
in fsir running, for more than mile in n.
country. On returning to our boats W.
burnt The signal. house, tag staff, &C. a Mi.
from the beach; and, having sounded we'll
the harbor, and done alI | wished, sr,,
embarked, ard returned to The Ncrslds.
| now Big You Will allow me to express
how highly approve OF The GILLIAN; and Il.
eular conduct Of every ofcer and man vao
landed indeed, | isel myseIi u,-ler ,f:
greatest obligation TO the S, acr .eutsrauts,
Burn, LanSharn, and Deacon, and lieut.
Cox, commanding me marines, wiki lieut.,
Desbrisay, under him, have 70 Te8gl
ny return Of killed and wounded.
Tbs loss OF The ene'ny could not be IS.
certalned, TOR do ! kuow tic force opposed
to lis; bar from every lnformauou gained,
and from the French officers thrlns1Ns
thev declare thar 600 men Can reinforce To:
batteries by s,sual III an hour. lremaIRsd
on shore tour hours in Clear morning, aud
the signal was flying the whole Oh tic aa'
have, Sc.
(SiSned]
n. J. WILLOCCIBH
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IRISH LINENS.
Notice is hereby gwen.
Oct 25.

NOtlCc is llCIcOy SI'e"
DURSUANT to a dccretaI order OF ' 'l',
fax county oort. made OH the zs" w.
of August, 1910, will be sold at Ppci'e &c. cav Sa
to the hiehes. bidder on the pIcm's'',, u
Monday the Sd day Of December pehS rbs
O'Clock, Oh credit of twelve mon'hs' , G
purchaser giving bond with approved '''"'"'
Sundry Improved loo' nm,
In the town OF Colchcs ter, and I"e' 80 q;
Of Land adjoining the said town ara s', n.o,
the aforesaid lots which William ! hol'p &C..
late of the county of Fairfax 'ied 'e'1," Him
at Which time sundry Huse D0'r' an" 10 n .
dow Sash, belonging to SAID N''"r ~, Z
estate will also be sold These sales a., ' rr,.
for the bcnefi, of the said I homPsonrt . ttIe
ditors in said order mentioned. W. rrc.
papers, sc. will at the time ard P'a'e linn q
duced. The purchaser on tie eAt ;on Of the
proper bond will be put in possesGs'o" '
pro perty, and receive deeds there, ~
- ' Rd. Radcliffe,
NJ. c. c. f. County,
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i WISH TO SELL
The House 7 nozo occzby

AK floU5c 4 n660 occupy;
THE LOT $50 feet front on King street,
running back loo feet and is covered with
valuable Brick Buildings, except small shed
used for cutting straw in. On the back line
there is twostory Brick Buiiting, IS by
20 feet, stable Tor foar horses, which Will
hold tons Of hay, a large Smoke House &
Priyy, q complete Milk House and Pump of
water, and the yard is paved On the front
there Is a large two-story Brick Building.
calculated for Store and Dwelling, with a
Cellar 81 feet square. the whole capable of
holding 5000 barrels of flour and has wheel
In complete order for hosting. 1t is subject
TO an annual ground rent OF lis Sd. per loot.
The situation is equal to any in town for the
Flour and Grocery business. To prevent I'm.
necessary applications my terms are $1,000,
one half TO be psid By Christmas, the BAL
aac In one and two years.
o,,o, Alexander Perry. s.
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FALL GOODS.

HAVE opened Store in the i o'ooJadioin.
4 merly oc cupiedby John Jaan g a. a, ,eecind
inp Thoma, Janney * Co. aud haVe c'osoDj,
part of my importation OF tn' csw days.
the remainder arc expected IA q ,,ev.
= Joseph Jann ss;i
10th no. il.
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lust Received,

Fresh CURRANTS,
Twelve boxes fresh Mascatel Raisins,
a few boxes Anchoyies, Olives and Ca
Spers,
Mustard, Table Salt in baskets,
Best Spanish Segars in half boxes,
Excellent Cheese,
And>a variety of Marble Figures.
Louis Beeler.
October 81.
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Notice is hereby given

ma immaculate Possession sioen:
a convenient Brick Dwelling House, on
Royai street, between King and Cameron
streets; now occupied by Mrs. NJ erea ~
For terms apply on the premises.
October %. G6.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-31
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, win sell the FARM On
which he resides in Fairfax county, II miles
from Alexandria, from George Town Ter
ny, aud about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47c acres. on which is conve-
Nicnt dwelling house, large enough Tor gen.
heel family, together with all the ouihnuses
suitable, all Aew or nearly so; M orchard Of
spp,e trees Of selected fruit, together WIN
diEarcn; other fruit trees, q proportion OF I'M
proved meadow tor the scythe. and large
porden more may easily be made, Any per-
son inclined 70 purchase may knewthe terms
by applessoa 70 Mr.. JoHs DuIIs, adjoining
tho said farm, O. the subscriber on the prs
raises. ~ -- -.
E. Dulin.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-31
Public Sale.

UNDER the authority of deed oftruN
from Samuel Baiyey to vs., for the purpose q
securing the payment sfeertain detss 70 tNi
liam Nilsos, surviving aaninistrstof Of Css.-
Jerand Wilsom, deceased, and, 10 FDs.ia~jn
Boas, We viii offer 1t public safss for eash,
on tho isthday Of Mach next, at tho front
door Of the court.house, in, Fasrfax county,
a TRACT Te,LAND, ih'ths SAID eoasty,
described In the deed Is situatsd on Occoquaa
Greek, adjoining 70 thaytown, Of Colchestsf'
and devised to the said SaEaei Baiiey ~ ,na
father William 6sisty-supPossd % eon -
four hundred acres. z
Thomas HarTiion, itin.
r. I. Taylor. !,
1sesubsre. ~ ! - !, 80! z
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Juit Received, ~ ..sS.
I'll .AhD FOR S.4LE BE- 4. 4. -
CHARLES I.fCATLETT,3
Is chest. imperial. iHyson, + Young
Tyson Teas. !. = 5
$4,000 lbs. prime Green Coffee.
20 pipes and3s quarter casks Lisbon
and Tsnsriifa Wine.
hogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine 'l'winc. -.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
50 DO. Spanish Scgars. ~
barrels pimcnto. Sin ,I>t I,
GcMbcr 16. ~ ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-31

ca Intending to&reinove To
the town Of Alexandria 1 wish. 10 sell u csse
of 3 years Of Se6asfias 81, ing 7avtr', with
Is acres thereto belonging. Any person in-
clieed te purchase will meet with bargain,
and may be supplied with number Of arti-
.les suitable. to Tavern keeping
r "A LIMBO.
January q. q - -. 80 q. !,
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1910.

LANDING
From the sloop Ranger, Captain campSel'
and for sale by
Lawraion and FOWle,
80 tons Plaster Paris
$40 barrels New-Eng!and Rum
100 kegs Salmon
chests Hyscn Tea I
80 coils Grass Rope
5000 yards Tow CLOTH :.
50 casks Goshen Cheese, Of = superior
quality. .,... a......, ~.
IN STORE,
sc, 900 weight Green Coffee
IS hcgsheads and - barrels Muscovado
Sugars 49,. 49,.
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, OF sups-
rior quality. =.
so cases Florence Oil, IL bottles each
100 bolts Ravens Duck
100 reams Writing Paper.
50 barrels Tanners Oil
casks Sperm Oil "
pipes 4th proof hlicant Brandy
4 puncheons jamaica Rum
200 barrels Mess No. 4 No.. 2 Eeet
50 barrels Prime Pork
$50 boxes Brown Soap
casks Timothy Seed
50 boxes Cod Fish
$50 Do. No. & Chocolate
10 barrels Salmon
10000 lbs Sonl Leather $50.
80 packages Shoes different qaalssess
so casks Bellona Gunpowder =
case German Checks.
WANTED,
1000 bushels clean Rye, for which Cash
will be given.
Apply as above.
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T1ventv Dollars Reward.

y
ID AN AWAY on Friday the 18th inst.
II Negro Man slave named BILL-he
calls himself Blu Payne, belonging to the
subscriber, living in Charles county, state OF
MARYLAND. The said slave is house servant,
waits and drives carriage very we'll; he II
IS years of age, S feet inches high. small
face, handsome lively eyes, Is very fond Of
strong liquor, plays on the fddle-had ON
and took with him one suit Of blue nankeens,
a dark cloth coat and ovsralIs, two jackets OF
BENEFITS cord, two India sotton shirts, one
with ruffie,, one pairfOf good boots, one hat
half worn, and sundry other wearing apparel
not sufficiently known to be well described.
The said slave took a fiddle with him, and It
is expected that he intends to 20 To frederick
Town (Marylana,. The above reward will
h. p.;d for acquiring the said slave in any
public Jail, and reasonable charges Il brought
10 me in Charles county.
Priscilla H. Courts.
January % .r..
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.efF FRESH FRUIT, &c. !

THE subscriber has jus. received snp.
ply of fresh English Walnuts, Spanish Pil-
berts, Bloom and Musesdel Rliins, Sweet
Oranges-Also. q few firkins Butter from tho
back courtry. = & Il s ) sssss u
: Thomas Patten. s..
January ~ ~, 3 ~ .fiIIssx
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber ~.
Has received the .foN>7ving articles:
New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars OF the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton of the first quality =,
Cogniac Brandy, st. Croix Rum' h0llano
Gin ..'.
H !;s;s':!y Particular Madeira WINES
Lisbon }
Superior Claret in cases
Imperial,
Hyson,
Hyson Skin,
Seuchong,a
Bes, Green Coffee in .sss aadbarrsis
Gunpovder
P.B. Patent Shot, from B. B. to Ne. ,
Mould Shot, B. l.. and S SIS.
Salt Petre, double refined
Spanish Floeant Indigo
Copperas of the LIST quality .a
Fresh Nutmegs 49,. -.
.Pimento and black Pepper,
Demiio Johns,
with a general assortment Of CROCE
RIES, and a. usual, old Jamaica Spirits,
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine in bottles.
The above articles will be sold very low by
he wholesale or retail.
TO RENT, .-
A csAvenient and we'll finished BklCh
HOUSE, at the upper end Of King street.
lanes Sanderson.
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tOlcpn II. MaDQSXiuC, 49, -,
offers fer cate tie; feAlomng arsiclss, By
uAolesalt or retail tt,4
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt =
10000 lbs GrecnIC Coffee, IN barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, OF excellent qua
1000 New England do. do.
400 bb,s Of Hsrrings, Sbsd and Mackartl
so tons Plaster Paris IA
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton,
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dsma-
rara Rum y,
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar :
so bbl,. do. do.diEsrent q saltdss
hhds. Copperas
Gunpowder, '
Imperial, frf
Hyson, TAG ~ V
Hyson Skin,
Lisbon, WINES,
Claret, and 49, M
Holland and Country Gin q.
New England Rum in hhds and thh. p
Peach and Apple Brandy IN b6ls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon, Figbiue,
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Ihdige,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs, + g, =.
iGunpowdsr and Shot Of diasrsats isss, I,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimsasss
Chocolate Nos. ! and ., Mould and Dipt Caae
dies, 3sftgIsa.
Malaga Raisins in boxes, 80, -.
Pipes in boxes, 3 gross each, o-.@4.
bingham box's, Haniltons Carrsst's M
Leiper's Stuff in bottles,
London and Philadelphia Mustard
Writing and Wrapping Paper, Z
Bed Cords, Leadieg Lines, &c.
ALSO, :.
"A constant supply efwArra.saasxsxs AMI
BEST supIaYixE ILouR, BY retail, aHd @sa
20 hhds. Of Maryland aad VisUiaiA Tsbs1
CO.. 80 %SSsSf.1@
Nsvenser -. -aT..{ 81
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On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD
A sas Vendue Store, corncr oil Prince and
= -. Water streets.
AVsrist, Of Dry Goods, croesr'ss, &c.
Particulars of which Will be expresses a.
,he bills of the day-Ah kinds OF sooos ;
which arc on limitation and the prices OF
which are established, can st any time DC
viewed andpurchased at the lowest hmita'''S
ant prices. -,
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or ~iR be .rehoaged f1r Prahersy IN MeFan-
driq or IFS ricinity, -....
A Warrant for 6e6 acres Of Land,
Granted hy the state If Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. TINS
land lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the bes, in the state. ,hwi!l be
sold great bargain. Apply to ,.... q.
,. John Longden.
Msr rs.,sLf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-16

ject to convulsions, which had the symp-
toms of epilepsy. AT the age of twenty
two. kind of scorbutic eruption made its
appearance, which rendered the csnvulsi
ons less frequent and less violent. As often
as he attempted to get rid Of this eruption.
the commissions returned with alarming
symptoms. Bonaparte had in Egypt pretty
violent attack, during which he was some
days without seeing any one. AT Vienna he
caught cold after a severe exercise fever
made its appearance, and in very few
hours delirium followed. Commissions came
on, and the epileptic attack was more vio-
lent than any he had ever had before; it
lasted 3 or 4 days. When DR., Corvisart
arrived, Bonaparte was better; he ordered
two issues to be opened Since he returned
to Fontainblesu, Bonaparte wished to re.
sumo the mode of life to which he was.ac.
customed. and Notwithstanding DIR. Corsi-
warts re onstrances. suffered the issues to
close; and in spite of all the doctor can dc
or say. he cannot be persuaded to have them
re opened"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-16

and condemned to receive 1000 bastinados.
500 of which we're inflicted yesterday when
the unfortunate man was too tar exhausted
60 support more, the execution was OF course
postponed he will be a slave for life, unless
he can pay 1O00 900 dollars. All this arbi-
trary proceeding is on the pretence that
Hadji Junss had been carrying on CORES
poadence unfriendly to the reignlng Prince.
The American character stands very high
here Eaton with tall his foibles gave them
an idea of our bravery which they consider
inherent-and although they have good
notion Of our small NAVAL force, l believe the
Bev would sooner have war with any other
christian power. A frigate should peep in
upon these gentry now and then. as a kind
Of memorandum, particularly as SO much
property is under their thumb"
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CHE Gnqulrsr.
RICHMOND, JANUARY1e , 1910.
FOR TIE EApUIRER.
No LII.

No III.
Having detected, amidst the diplomatic e.
vasions OF Mr.. Jackson, the insinuation
which justly caused his dismission, should
be guilty OF disrespect 10 my own govern
ment, il 1 were to- Use any arguments TO
prove its assertion, that the extent of Mr.,
f.rsklne $ instructions was reall, UNKNOWN
But scepticIsm i:seif ought to I've satisfied ON
thi, head, after mr. Erskinss positive de
ciaiatlon, tnat for certain reasons appear
ing TO him surncient, be did not exhibit his
instructions IN e.rtcnso to our government -
indeed. that minister has peTsevered to the
enc, IN saying that the Sftrit at least OF MS
instructions justified the arrangement. If
Mr.. ETSkine had given to- our Executive even
hiht that he was exceeding his powers.
would lac not have proclaimed it to the
world as soon as the agreement was elisa-
vowed, in exculpatiun OF HIMSELF Or can
any man who knows the nature Of oua go
Vernment believe, that the highest officer in
the country, holding his station at the will &C
the people, aud watched in every movement
ny numerous, active, and rancorous party.
would nave venturcd to conclude an agree
inent winch he knew must be afterwards
oisavowed and exposed to every censure
winch truth Or malice could suggest! His
DUTY and his interest alike forbade and
ms enemies Will not ascribe to him an over.
"efnlng attachment to British alliance.
In leaving this part of the subject, and
farming my attention to the second class of
apoiog'sis for MIR. Jackson, ! must again re.
mark, that il every thing they urge were
true, It would not tend in any degree TO his
defence. We may agree with MIR. Dana
that Mr.. j.. had not foil powers; we NAV
censure the President Cor not calling for their
exhibition; and yet the Insult offered by
Mr.. Jackson would remain undinini3hed.-
Eat Mr. Dana is profound judg- q human
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Compress.
IN SENATE-January 10.

The bin TO continue for a further time the
duty called The Mediterranean fund, spas
read a third time ana fussed.
Mr.. Giles from the committee TO Tchom
7vas referred on fhe Sd inst. me mes-Gge of
he p, rsident ofthe Umted States. rehorted
in tart a biHauthorising the ygtfiag ont, off
cering end manning fhe frigafes belonging
to the y. s.. which ssaS read and fassed TO
q third reading.
Mr.. 0ieigs rchsrted a bill for tie reiief OF
Daniel Boone, which zvas read AID fassed
10 second reading.
Jaauaryl1.
The bill for The relief Of Daniel Boone
seas read second time, and, on motion o.
iir. Bradley. recommitted for q statement
offdcts OIL the case.
Ordered, that Messrs. Meigs, Anderson
and Pohe be the committee.
The bill authorizing fhe fitting or. off
cey1ng and manning The /Tgates belonging
to the U. S. zuas read second time and or
dered TO a third reading.
Mr.. Bradley gaze noiice that Tomorrow
he should ask ieaUe to bring in q bill 10 aug.
nent The condensation Of The Judges Of the
Circuit Court IF Columbia.
Mr. Meigs presented a resolution Of me
Legislature ofthe state IF Ohio, instructine
their Representatives in Congress TO zee
their endedpors to hrscnre an extension o.
the Payment, for fiubhs lands, in certain cases
liter which he laid on the liable The .foiio7v
ing resolution:
Resolred. That committee be athointeo
TO enquire INFO the ca,hediency ofer:endins
by lay the times of payment for fu6kic
lands in certain cases.
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kxfraef Of letter from HiifidDt Isr0is, Unifeo
States Consul in Lisbon. TO a gentleman az Bos-
ton. dated Nov II, 1909.
"The Count Theodore Wonder Pshlen, Chsm.
berlsin at the Court Of St Petersburg q, has been
appointed Minister PIenipotentiary from the EN-.
peror Alexander to the u States.
II is reported, that information has been re-
ceIved OF Mr.. ERsgINE's arrival in England in
twenty-five days He sailed in the irigate AfFi.
GANG,
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COMMUNICATION.

MARRrED--In Halifax county, on Sunday The
21st uitimo, Captain ARTHUR StNcL1Ia OF the
United States Navy, to Miss SARAH 5. KEN
NON, daughter of tie late General Richard KEN
non.
Since wedock here has wit and beauty join'd.
To manly sense and dignity Of mind,
Long may sweet Sally bless her gallant Tar.
And Heav'n protect him when he sails af,r
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sHat;ons Of the sovc

whe sy the H., 1at;ons of the sovc.
reigd I. our Con- CO ,ocai admitted.
Fed ing entire neflence in the integrity
and "m,ritstism orse President. l am deter
minced a. to support his measures.
and " ne cfnots not to embarrass them.
Happy ~ wB in times like these, enjo' $
his own fire site, "exercises his understand
ing about his own aifiirs. aud leaves to o.
theirs the rugged path of politics"
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"A TEACHER Of the Languages, Writing,
[ A ArIthT etc and Geography would be sl"l
engage not more than 10 or Il boys, e E {. G
main'ler OF the year, in ktsithy past ~ to-
ountry. A1y gentleman disyos a ~ kno " ,.i4
crms viii please aprlyto Tie Piinter
Richmond, Fsbfuaif g. III
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TOR SALE, the following pRopEa71. in

4 the Town Of Waynesborough, yiz:
The TAVERN occupied by William Brown
The House contains ten r. ons and five lire places
with portico in front a ltrge complete Store.
House adjoining, cellar under the whole, and Il
log1kitchen on 4 lot opposite stable 90 by so
feet. The buildings (kitchen excepted) are
frame. put up about five or six years: Also the
adjoining lot and old buildings, long occupied as
a Tavern. The garden ground is OF the first
quality: Also two cut lots, one of five the other
two acres, together, with or without, as might
suit the purchaser. One hundred acres of we'll
timbered Land, lying on both sides the Turnpike
in Rockfish Gap, two to three miles from the a.
flrcsad property All the roads leading from
the west to RockGsh, unite at W.ynesborough.
and being situate in. popular neighborllood, is
believed to be one OF the best stands for public
business in the upper country Possession may
be had on the 25ti of June next-Apply to Ro-
bert Porterfcid, who also offers ron .ALE, the
following