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ROBERT GRAY,

NODEN UNA Il
BOOK-SELLER, KING STREET,
Les lately received for sale tie following or
hcirs:
Tallcyrard's Memoir concerning the COM
mr. .cN relations of the United States witt
England.
ZoEkoefer's Sermons on Education.
Remarks On Adams Review OF Anes'
WORKS.
Mrs Chaponc's works.
Niack.ight on the Epislles, vol. LIST, TO be
corr p,iscd in s vols. oc,a,o-price to sao-
scribers dolls so cts. in boards. ~
Gutnrl.'s Geographical, Historical, and
CONNIE rcil Grammar, imprsyec, , vols
octave.
The works of President Edwards, 8 vols
ottavo.
The works 81 DR. Rash, avols. octave
Ain.~o1t:l's Latin Dictionary.
Brooks Gazetteer.
Hutchinson's Xenophon.
Gibson's and Jesse's Surveying.
Murphy's Lucian.
Bsriow's Columbiad, 2 vols. lSme.
American Register, vol. 5dn. 49,.
Dr. Ramsay's History of South Carolina
2 vols. octave, boards-price 5 dolls. 50 cts
No. Subscriptions received BY X, Graz
for the Monthly Anthology, Macknight OF
the Epi.tles, and new American DISPENSE
tory, all new publishing by subscription II
Boston. .,.,,.s
Febwasye7. g..' ...., ~
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MILITARY LANDS.
y; FOR SALE - !.

OF mil BE- AJcbonged ~; ylyhsssyst q ILL.,.
triaprifs rsfisHtyss s. ~
! A:N.sstilaat, 9for 6e6; assyss pf akd
Gnptsd 81, ths stats Of fl allliil
services asrisy I'm & 8 s. 1sAiS
Land ies sa tke Stsle If {11hl, 6hd ~ 1aadto
q atkpoRst G,s Jsss IN lie sis. ilis
sold ssfsst bafsdin. u =, 6 IS
Joha LON .'ss
May IA. "a
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Public Sale.

Public Sale. & (;
On Saturday aers, tie liza int. a. q .,.sseE
IN Ae afternoon, On Tie nrru.i.r,. 3 8 81,
a Two Story Frame Hdaase
and Lot situate On Alfrpd Street, io.m1tixs :
the property OF the Mis-. Dades lie ,sfas !
Of sale cash., :. -
Sarah Ann Davis. 81
March IS. 49,, 49, lgs, 5s,;5ss.
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FOk BOSTON,

FOX BOSTON,
~ rhe elegant new Brig
4AA l. y & = ~,
SEsAAys Jos,fn Aammet', ".asterj
~ssas> Inte.deU as q rr.ut-r sf.aerl
viii sail 10 morrow. ."0 wlll LAX passehS.rs'
yoy ,ysj, i, she has t,;nlisume aCcOIInUuatio.ss.
Anp,v to Ne lu.ster GA board al EnrpGr S
wharf, or to
Lawrason e Fowle;
wiz MatE E0R SALE,
100 100 bushels rs, course sar Liverpool Salt.
10 hhds Musco'ado Sugar
~. =" n n,. New England Rum.
900 O ,vs. Lot.ce, entitled 10 drawb.o.
Tyson and Young II! son lea
GOV pbis. m.s. ne. ald No. ,, Beef
30 TO p.imc boston Fork
% do. Fall Ma.karen
50 do. TannIrs Oil
$40 box $ smoakcd iierrlngs
20 KEGS oalmon
Russi.. ard Ravens Duck
Chocolate, Mould candles and Soap
5000 yards low Cloth
$4,000 WI. Soai Leather
So arhascs Shoes, different qualities
CASE German lneeks { EnilIed L;
so ucIlona rowULr drawoack.
Also, For B. llon.
-. The SL.Uoner
MA. E l. L N - ~,
XsEahS Will sail III s.ttw d,ys ami VIZ.
t.kc . bsrrcls freight if.lmneuiale appll-
cation is made rs above.
March s.
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Prince William County, so.Wat.

Prince " Illi3m county i0.lUat.
ALEXANDER HENDERSON, one Of
the Commonwealth Justices of the Peace
OF the said County, to all SheriHs, Mayors,
Bailigs, Constables and electromagnetic
the commonwealth OF Virginia.
WHERE.dS complaint is made to me this
day, anon the oath of Samuel Davis, that
..asscs Corn~eA, laborcr, who was lately
committed to the Jail of the said county Of
Prince William, by warrant from Henry
EVasdtngton, Justice of the Peace for the
said coanty,,on suspicion of felony, did 90
the night Of the twenty-sixth instant forcibly
escape from the said Jail, and is now going at
laree 7hese are therefore, i'll the name of
the Commonwealth, torequiro you. and e.
very of you, in your respective counties, IL
ties, towns and precincts, to make diigcnt
search, by way of hue and ely for the said
l5mes Cornwell, and having found, to sicze
and retake, and safely convey, or cause him
80 be safely convened, to the Jail Of the said
county of Prince William, there to be kept
until he shall be thence discharged by due
course of law.
Given under my hand and seal this twenty
eighth day OF September, 1910.
A Henderlon, (SeaD
Dumfries, Sept. 3o--Oct. 3. d2w*
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Was taken out of the fubfcrl-

sber's house on the night of the late FIRE, and
supposed to be mislaid, one large TRUNK,
containing bed clothes, one great ceat, and
one Martin Skin Muff-ALSO. one small
hair Trunk. containing the following cloth
ing, viz one black Silk gown, one lead CO.
lored do one purple craped do. one long
black Satin cloak, trimmed with lace, and
seven yards of changeable Silk few pair
of Stockings, and sundry other clothing not
recoliected.
Any person who may have found the above
mentioned articles, or any part OF them VIII
be literally rewarded, and receive my sincere
thanks, onreturning the same to me
= Jacob Leap.
October 2: st.
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A BLACK MN for a house servant
Apply to the PRINTER.
August Is.
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Translated for the Federal Gazette.

OFFICIAL ACCOUNT ofthe revolution in San.
ia Fee, in alet,er from a member OF the
Superior Junta, at Santa Fee. to his cousin
at socorro, forwarded by express in nine
dsys to Caracas.
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MANIA ANNE DUNLAP,

HAVING been engaged in the toition Of
youth Eor some years past, purposes 10 open
s a school on Monday the s,h inst. for the in
stsuction of y>1ag Ladies in the following
branches Of literature, VIZ. Reading. Writ
ing, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo
grapny, History Of Nations, Natural History,
BeliesLettres and Music together with En-
broidery, Tambour, Marking, Working
Maps, plain work, sc. SzcI
Terms ofution may be known by apply
ing TO MRS Dunlap, opposite MIR. elunme''s
store at The head of King street.
Octo5er 2.
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NOTICE.

TSHE subscriber intending TO remove from
this part OF the country in The course OF
a tcw weeks, reques those persons who
have claims agsinsthim TO render them TO
Dir. Hoyaee fietd, by the last day OF October,
FOR settlement and all persons Indebted are
likewise requested TO make payment to Alr.
Field on or before that day.
John W. Turner.
October 6, st
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N O T L C E.

n y y Ls
TIME Creditors of James Douglass, en- the
/ 18th Of July 1904, who subscribed his
release previously to the first day of Novem
Der In that year, are required to exhibit their
claims duly authenticated to the subscribers
ON or before the first day of January next,
preparatory to divideRd. No interest will
be-ailowed after the 18th OF July 1904.
Robert |. Taylor. :
William Newton.
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CARACAS, Sept. I.

Since the above was received by an ex,
press, the conf, nation of the events, ac.
compancd by the names 9th individuals,
who compose the Junta OF Santa Fee has
arrived.
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HOLLAND.

Tie f0Llo7ying address, it is said, has been
Privately circulated in AMSTERDAM, and o.
the, parts Of Holland:
HoLLANDERs,
"REMEMBER your ancestors ::
exert all your energies in support OF those
principles for which they contended, and the
rights which they have bequeathed to you.
You are reminded by your tyrant of l'romP
and Ruyter. Let the names and the me-
mory of those heroes inspire you with equal
zeal i'll asserting the digeity and freedom Of
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The following admirable Address is CO.
pied from Greenocck paper Of August 20.
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For Sale, on a liberal Credit
One hundred bags first quahty PRIZE
, GREEN HaY.IA.9.4 COFFEE, in COM
plete shipping order and entitled to draw.
back.
To Rent, on moderate Terms,
A convenient three story brick DIV Ill
LING. H0U 81, OH Fairfax street, near the
Bank oil Alexandria, in good order fcrin.me-
dlale occupation.
John Grid.
October s. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30
EXT2Acr FROM II
10 UR N AL

o. a,voyag from St. Louis, louisa.
ma, to the Mandau Village, under
taken by the St. Louis Missouri F ur
Company, for the purpose Of CON
ductin g hehekeh the Mandan Chef
to his nation, and to establish ira
ding honses on the head waters of
the Missouri; by DIR. Thomas, Sur
geoa to the party.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30

or the exuDeranCe OF vegetation, bro
ken country, sandy soil, coarse short
grass dear;h of timber, and in fact
nothing to console the view but what
Providence has kindly favored man.
viz. Bufaloe and Deer, whose album
dance feed and clothe the wrecthed
'wsnIercrs of these sterile regions.
F ON the river Platt to the Maha
will ge about $50 miles, we experieu-
ced good weather; on our way we
pas ed the old ioway village now de-
serted, and had view of the Council
Bluff, here Lewis and Clark held n
talk with the Paunies. OH their ascen-
dipg the river. this hill or bluff is on
th@ south side, about SO feet high with
out stone to support it from the daily
washings and undermining from the
current below: from its top the river
and surrounding country can be view
ed as tar as the eye can reach; few
miles from the bluff, the river takes a
northerly direction for several miles
snd meanders abruptly to the south,
although we assembled twenty miles
that day we were not more than 500
yards from. tine spot we had encamp-
ed the evening before; at the com
menc cnent OF this bend near the river,
On the south side, we observed the
hill on which the great Maha chief
lies Inferred; the Mahas frequently
visit his grave, and pay him those no.
nors only due to the Deity, his tomb
IS cons 'antly covered with presents be-
iieving his spirit to rest on the sum
init of the hill, empowered with the
means o. dispensing good to his peo-
rle.
On the 11th of August, we arrived
at the village of the last mentioned
people, 1t is situate on prairie on the
south side, four miles from the river,
resembling at distance the stack
yard Of an extensive farmer, having
their hui. in the form of cone. about
is feet high, their council house is
built in the centre, large enough to
contain 500 men, the materials consist
of split pieces of timber covered with
earth. Here we were presented with
the first dish Of dog meat--it is es-
teemed delicate, and none parta5e OF
1t but th)se whom they wish 20 honor.
These people are very filthy in their
dress and food, toe former consist OF
skins, and the latter of the flesh oil
the animals of that country, with cora,
punpkins, &c. They had skirmish
with the Souex few days before we
arrived, in which they lost several OF
Their warriors I; this nation contains
only four or FIVE hundred men able to
bear arms, and are in danger of being
exterminated by The Souex who boast
OF their being able TO muster 5000
I0en; these Latter people reside on the
north side of the Missouri, extending
froa the neighborhood OF the Richa.
rees to the Mississippi and the North
Western Lakes. On our arrival She-
hekeh expressed a wish to- visit the
village, being invited by the princip j
chiefs, having 7ut on an elegant and
full dress suit of reg; .aentals with his
horse covered with the most show,
ornaments, set out accompanied b,
thirty Maha chiefs on horseback il
their best dress the whole natiot
were lost In establishment ut the splen.
Ga hgare OF the Maddau. 50 much su-
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Nerp 1Haven, March 2, 1910.
CHARLESTON, Nfau 9.

Arrived Spanish schooner Emprendedo-
"a, capt. Junquers, Havan s days.-PIeN
Cxrrent at RGuana White Sugar 81 best
Muscovado Sugar, Sc to { 4; Brown do.
IS Ia to4; Coffee, II to IL / 2: Molas-
SEES, $50 per hid. Con board) Market over
stocked with American produce, Flour S17,
Beef 6 to s, Pork TOTO 12, Lumber $40,
Slaves S 40. The Minerva, Spencer, arriv.
ed at the Eayanna on the 21st ult. after
passage Of Is days she had one third Of
her cargo discharged when the Emprends-
dora sailed. The brig Franklin, Blair, Of
r. Island, was TO sail on the goth ult. for
this port. A Spanish government schooner
50 days from Csdiz, arrived at HAVANA on
the Gath ult. and Immediately after landing
her dispatches, sailed again for Vera Cruz,
In Embargo was expected to be laid im.
mediSrely in consequence OF these despatch
IS, which had informed the government OF
the JInta having been dissolved, and re-
g,ncy appointed in It's place. Seville was
said to he taken and given up to be plunde,.
ed BY the French trooPs. 'Cadiz was be.
sieged by Ia'ge forss, composed in part OF
SpsuiaFds. There was also some other
news Of disagreeahle nature, which would
not be divulged. The HAVANA papers con-
tain proclamation BY the Regency, address
sed to the government IN South America.
A brig said to be an American, under Span.
ish colours, capt. MAXWELL. with cargo on
board, bound to Philadelphia, was under
seizure in the HAVANA for having specie on
board--S16oO had Esrn discovered. The
Emprendedora sailed in company with 10
or Is vessels, Cor Northern States and Eng
land.
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Thus Yesghis 10 not hisu4me but q tile:--
Gee Tookes View efvhs Russian empire,
vol 1, p. 4oe. = -.
Now in the Persian language, TsHghs or
Tenghe, Chat Is Yankes) Sisni6ss "a var
Ike maH--a stUi6 hor3e--also one who Is
6rompt add ready in action, one wAo IS
macnanimeus." This 10 the exact inter.
preta,ion az given in che Lexicon.--The
word is Saak, TenR, battle, contest war {;
aud,his from ike word signifying the fist,
the instrument offghsing like pugn0 from
bugnus, the fist. In Persian, JGnkidzu,
IYankidan,) is to commence or carry ca
war. p
We heucesee the propristy Of the use Of
Yankee, as applied to high spirited, war
like hors'. ..'
The word Yankee claims a very honora.
BE parenIage for it is the precise title as
sumed by the celebrated Monaghan Khan
lengths and 10 our dialect, his titles, lite
sally sHnsIated, would be Yankee King, that
!. Rariike Chief
This is not the only instance in which one
Of the oldest words in the language has lost
its dignity! We have many popular words
which have never found admission into
books that are among the oldest words ever
formed lean prose some of them to have
been used before the desperation of men for
they are found in Asia, Africa and Europe,
among nations which could have had no in.
tercourse after thas event.
w.
Mn, {YgveR, March 2, 1910.
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SHIP
Arrived.

ARRIVED,
Brig Martha, Captain ,Wattles, 30 days
from St. Ubes-Salt-N. Wattles & Co.
Sailed in co. with schooner --, Capt.
Allen, of Sandwich, Massachusetts,, bound
to New Bedford-psred company Two or
three days afteL -,
Left at St ubss, ship Sally, of Wissa'.
set, brig Mary, ofdo. to sail IN two days
for home. The ship Live Oak, Of Scar.
borough, brig 1872. Captain Gushing, Of
Philadelphia, bound up the Baltic. of the
sharbor of St. Ubes spoke brig Sehuylkill,
,sfPbiladelphia, s5dsys from Belfast, bound
to St. Ubes, all well. In lat. 81. 50, long.
So, o. was boarded by the British .frigase
Melampus, the Driver sloop in eempaay,
and treated with civiliy. Lat. SO, o. loag.
6, o. spoke the ship Frederick Augustus,
Captain Potter, = days ont from Baltimore
for ArchsngeL
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T. w. PEY1pN,

+ u N
5000 bushels Liverpool and lisbon Salt
Muscovado Sugar in barrels -. ~.
Loaf and Lump do. do. 49,
Coffee in barrels and sacks '.,- .s.
Imperial and Young Hyson Tea. in qparter.
chests .-.., -...
Spanish Segars in half.boxes 49,. g,...
Mould and Spermacei Candles, in cases
Brown Soap in. do. ...,....... H..
New.EngIand Rum in hhds. antbarrcls !.
Short yellow Nankeens, by the bale
Nav 9. ~ div
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N o T F.

THE Treasurer haying. made the yealeula:-
tons Of interest due the Stockholders; in tho
Little River Turnpike Company, agreeable
to a resolution made ut q meeting Of the
Stockholders on the Ath December, 1909,
whereby it appears tha. fhe amount Of inte-
rest is 1921 dollars, and that the nett a.
mount OF toiis.t to the FIRST Of January, 1910,
is 1850 dollars-It is therefore Resolved,
that the sum Of eighty cents in each dollar
Of interest as aforesaid. be paid in stock, p
The Stockholders ortheir legal representa-
,tiyes agreeabIy to Che. said resolution.
Jonah Thompton, 1x.
Little River Turnpike Company.
April 20. sStar31 4
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Px1IADzLsHIA, May ~.
Yesterday arrived, the brig Suaannah,
we learn that thsspiri,s Of the inhabitants OF
Lisbon were elated from the frequent arri-
val OF British troops X .orpsr of the French,
who by accounts, were much 10 want OF
provisions and had made few or no move.
menss On the frontiers, except in forag.
ing parties, with (which the new organ
ized Portuguese troops had fallen ~ and
had proved themselves good soldisrs.--
That there was in the tswu of Lisbon, and
other parts of Portugal, a considerable i'm
.Pressment Of horses, to mount the English
dragons, lately from England by which it
seems they mean to form a large body Of
horse to oppose the French on the from
tiers.
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aIsraaurta DAILY 6ssttte.
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS.

RosER NxLsoS, Esq. Representative in
Congress from the state Of Maryland, is aP-
pointed by the Governor and Ceuncilof that
state Associate Judge of the sth judicial dis
trict, vice VIM. Clagett, deceased.
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N o T / C E.

1.-THE Stockholders of the Washington
i and Alexandra Turnpike Company,
are requested to attend a general meeting OF
the Company at the courthouse, on 1ur.doy
the 23d instant, at ten O'Clock, A Nj at
which time and place The books Of the Ccm-
,pany will be opened for an inspection and =
proposition will be made for receiving SUBJ
seriptions for 40 additional number Of shares
to complete the said road, and WILDE eonti=
nued openly adjournment from day 10 day
until the number which shall be allowed II
subscribed for.
G. Deneale, heuden".
May 4. &c.. =
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May Is.
Az B ALL.

Mn. GENERIS ATs tie homer ef:
informing the Ladie, Sad Gsntkass II
ilexandrsa, that the LAST BALL;
for this season. wiK be on "Wednesday
next, the 18Th .sst4nt
May IS. IT.
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APPOINTMENTS

Made BY the President and confirmed by
the Senate during the late session.
Jacob Jones. to be Master Commandant
in the navy.
Alexander Wads~orth, John Psnigrev, Je'-
&c d. Elliot, Geo. ". Rodgers, George c.
Read, Henry L, Ballard, and Thomas Gamble,
now acting Lieutenants, to be Lisusenants in
the Navy
George Losun, of South Carolina, and n
mes II. Evans now surgeons MAZE, to be Sur
geons in the Navy.
Henry H. Ford, James FL. Boyle, and Jos.
Forster, now second ieutenants of marines,
to be first LieutenantS in the corps of Ma
rines.
NICHOLAS Nartin, of Maryland, Samxrl G.
Hottkins, of Kentucky, Nathaniel allen and
Francis d. Cummings, of Georgia, Joe Wood
son, Of 7 ennessee, Rraneis Thornton, of Vir-
ginia, Robert B. Riddle, of Maryland, Josehh
AfoseEy, of Kentucky, James M. Broom, Of
Delaware, Charles S. Hanna, Of Kentucky,
and Alexander G. Sewer, of Tennessee, to
be second Lieutenants in the corps Of Ma
rines.
John Randall, to be the Navy Agent at An
napohs.
.cOnstant TABOR to be Navy Agent atNew-
port, in Rhode Island.
What Is Federalism. PIT 10 a love OF
our own country~-a love of order, moral.
ty and virtue-aad all that promotes the
real happiness and greatness of nation.
Washington wan the father offederalism--
and all true fsdsraliSts are in their polili.
Cal sentiments and conduct, the followers Of
that iIlustri0us man.
To show to what ridiculous lengths some
people carry their notions Of liberty, we
give the following extract from the travels
Of learned and ingenious French authors
Though" says he, ~ acknowledge the
utility Of proper highways among civilized
nations my being accustomed to form
them myselfiu my youth at Suriuam, made
me always consider tkem as a restraint
which Isssens the VALUE OF LIBERTY -
Proud Of his origin man thinks it an indig.
nifty that people should before hand dare 10
number his steps,! have always avoided
beaten tracts and never thought myself
completely free, but when surrounded by the
rocks, forests, and desarts of Africa {"
From the Democratic Press Of Aprila1.
Champagny's Lesser.-'We recommend''
says the Aurora Of the 18th inst. = to the
particular attention of our readers the two
jmtartant Und eloquent ssate tspers Of M:
Champagay, Duke of ;Cadore, in this days
paper, one addressed to Mr. Armstrong =
the other to Mr.. Reell.'
I'VE are TOLD says the Aurora OF the
aoih instant, 'by certain TORIES, that
the language of the French minister in his
note to Mr.. Armstrong is iasolent.'
1T is much TO be lsmensed, says the All
rora Of this morning, that some men, SIN
ceye friends of america, should have exa-
mined our real situation so specifically
with respect to France as to have taken up
the opiniou, that the terms proposed BY
that government to our minister are Insult
ing. -. 5"
Holders Of Corn viii do well to have Il
overhauled.--As this season OF shs year
corn lying in large heaps 10 aptso overswea'
aud become mouldy, and if not frequently
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to IN order ofthe county court OF
Fairfax, will be sold, at public sale, On the
premises, at ~ o'clock on the 2sth day OF
the present month, il fair; if not, on the
next fair day, atthe same time and place
so RiNch Of the tract Of land known by the
mama IF
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Land for Sale.

IN pursuance Of dseree ,ofthe Jership-
sful court Of King George county, We, ,thA
subscribers, eommissiolers thereia nsmsJ,
/ wiz expose % public sale to the highest Id.
der on The premises tqr ready caah, on Tues
day the 18th Of June next sye sadivi4 q .sie-
NJ ofAe, TRACT or Lid lying Ia Tho
county Of Faiffax. On the waters or Difficult
run, about hteep miles from AIexandria--
rshe Little Riysr Turnpike Kpad passing shro'
the tract. This land was eonyeyedby deed
Of gift from John Ashtsn, cen. o. Charles II.
Ashton and others, and 10 sold % aatisf
debt due Austin 4mith iron said CA.s'ss IL
Ashton. - ~ 80 -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-16
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+ As will be sufficient to raise the SUN Of one
hundred pounds. The land proposed for sale
lies on the south side of Hunting Crock, and
contiguous TO the bridge. 1t will be laid OF
to suit purchasers and sold for cash.
The Commissioners.
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