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Adam Lynn & Co.
.Haoe Just received per the Hilliam g John
from Liverpool,
A. GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Ironmongery, Cutlery, Brass, japan
ned and PLACED GOODS.
Il L S O,
A few Sets Of elegant Coachee and
Cis Furniture of the latest fathions-
Which they Offer for sale at thsir store
coraer of King and Royal streets, IPh0leaaIe
and Retail.
October -.
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Just Received,
Fresh CURRANTS,
Twelve boxes fresh Msscatel Raisins,
A few boxes Anchoyies, Olives and ca
pers,
Mustard, Table Salt in baskets,
Best Spanish Segars in half boxes,
Excellent Cheese.
And q variety of Marble Figures.
Louis Beeler.
= October %.
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NORFOLK. Oct, ~

Arrived yesterday, the sch'r Lsbra, caps'
Minis, in 1S days from St. Bartholomew
and IS from Martinique. Captain M. IN
forms, that misunderstanding had TAKEN
place between the Judge (wno commands
the troops) and tbs militia, or inhabitants
of the island, which terminated in areiusal,
On the part of the latter, to Obey him, and
compelling him to leave the island, IN con.
sequence OF which, the Judge was 10 sa'l
next day in the brig Bsssey, OF and tor
Salem.
Flour at Barbados and St. Vincents, SO
dollars per barrel; Martinique ~ dollars ;
ST. Bartholomew % dollars. All vessels
arriving at ST. Bartholomew, with Hour m
par. of their carsoss, were compeiisa %
land it.
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Vast NIGHTS MAIL. !.
NEw YORK. October Is.
NJ : . r FROM P3R TUGAL.

latest FP0N f1K Cg IA. =
ia Tam ii)oaae, of The skip traveller,
By ' saP,o from whence he sailed on the
fonl b Ssssr,rmbsr, We learn that Almelda
90 o. I'D % tn French on the 27th or
apIs"u- = which The British lost three CT
a' best regiments.
psl' D raj transports had arrived a. Lisbon
Sse FagIand and Cadiz. Two Scotch re-
ro' 80 from Caliz, arrived at Lisbon on
y. 14,h Sept. .c.-a -
80. lie Frsnah army, when consisted
s S "gaTts Of 10000 msn. ms p'4'lsa
!. eon,isted of 50 900 men, aud between
~ !, nd 50 600 Portuguese.
= svrry thing was tranquil at Lisbon.
c,otan d. further states Enat ~oout 5ooo
!, : .aa,ese troops vino Were N che garfi-
Two :, ! Imeida, were made prisoners and
:" mt 70 France.
", Tn news OF the repeal Of the Frsnch de-
-, had been received at Llsoon.
Admiral Be,kley commands the Portu-
est feet i.
j s,pt which We understand contains the
!. sci,, account OF che surrender OF A>,asia,
snch we shall give translation ot IL oar
XXI paPsr'
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.IdTEsT From ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
sta a,e hour last evening lire brig oa'
ropaI pscket, Jacsiin, arrives! from LII
,,ruool, winch port she seit Oh the ID Sept.
r,a,aio Iacelln has obhglnglY tavorsd the
.afo,s oi the Mercantile Advertiser VITO
Of London papers. to The evening OK
:, 3ist Of August, Ltoyds Its TO shr ~9,h
sal Liverpool pspers TO tne 35sh, IRON
ssich we have made rhe following sxTacts'
LoSDgN. Aaeesst 80.
Two Gonenbpreh aais arrived this
nosnng Ii IS cooadc aay s1ated, IN ac-
counts rom O.2bro, where tae STAKES are
assembled, mat TIC choice Of a successor 10
Il. 2rss-as king Of Sweden witt taifupoa
Bnad6;.e. Y heT accounts arc IN favor
& duke Frederick Chfsli@a OF aois,ran
Aagas.enhmg, eldest ntoiher to tbs sate
asso pfiOer Ine oeIect Of The joornpy
q ttc Is king Of 5&cdeh 10 8e1lm, WAS 70
,rosure the Succession for h!s son, The
gtate Gasyayus; bus he retsWed no sn-
tJuss5 sNrAg
Wsbs { rcceivc1 Paris papers TO the
2,sl,s5s as ..oA.,eur u tGc % . Goa
t,ns $50 DEGREES e Bonsparte relative to
ae fosmai.oo 81 Cpan@ll Of Na.!ae, to
assist Ihe minister al TIC head vi that de-
Yrime0t
In. Elizabeth cartel arrived on Thurs
day at Dn,nouth, non Niorla:x, with two
American grntlcnen, charged with dis
IaeAes from gen. Armstrong to Mr.. PiaS-
|Hy.
Ausust 81.
Some important commercial information
sasyestereay recelvrd irona The coast Of
F'Gce, letters dated the 28th inst. they
thnnoa th4t The pors o. depot, or ports
Into which iinportatloas are permitted, are
Limited BY an order of Boaaparie, 10 i've ::
namely, Oarnd, Rouen, RocheAe. Nantes
aOd Bordeaux. Ten licences were bnOwn
Nhaye been issued for lh- admistancc Of
vessels Into III Sc ports but on lhe condi-
~a mat their return carSors consist u nail
sNe or biandies. The new licences, IN
sddupn to the ARTICLES allowed 60 be im-
P0r@dby the old, extend this privilege aIso
n@GAds OF iudlgo, cochineal, nu.nr8s,
caves ana cinnamon. The commlSsary at
SNtnd was lately arrested aud conveyed 10
fa'>, on accusation that he rad afforded
@O much facility 10 trade.
Another decree nas been issued by the
o'nlsh governmvnt for the purpose OF piac-
y additional fettsrs upon commerce. Ihe
|lo@Iag ate extracts from ouI SWEDISH
t0els:
Gottenburs', dug. 20.
About 1000 French nave left Ham
h Jug 10 march 10 Stralsund. Il is thought
@Ht MS measure Is owing to orders recelv-
e'f0m the emperor OF France tina, such
:, vice Snail attend the election OF new
NO"a prince of Sweden"
another letter assigns different occupa.
~Sa'or these troops:
Goftcnburg, Aug, 20.
NJ, me 1000 men advancing upon Sual-
NV ~ nom Hamburg, are gone for tbs ex-
ss :" purpose of selzing all the Ensiion
Iapeily IN the torner."
6 a vessel which reached Falmouth
|ls = VIEW York, after the shert passage OF
Ia. i9ys, We have letters and papers from
-, y, , to the date of tar 11th INST. 1t
es ~'u IN the journals, that the American
I'm s''ent had rejected treaty winch had
b. or sons time negotiating between
.lakney and the marquis Wellesley.
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FOR SALE.

HE unexpired lease ofthe property CALI
L ed and known by the name OF BeIlvue,
at present in tie occupancy OF Mr.. Hodgson.
There are about years ofthe lease nnexpIr-
ed, subject to the payment of sc dolls: 81
cents per snnum. Possession Will be given
on TIC lst of January, but possibly not until
the 'st April, 1911.
Also, S acres and 10 poles of LAND in
fee simple, including the stable and other APP
purtenances. Possession will be given at the
iame period. In my absence apply to Alex.
ander Moore.
John Hopkins.
Aug. 90. iaw2m
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree OF tie county
I ccur, of Prince William, Will be sold oy
puolic auction for cash, Oh the Ist Monday lii
December next, between the hours o, one
ard two 'siock, p NJ before the front docc
OF the court house oG Prince William county
aforesaid, III q TRACTS or L.lAD, tho
property of John Watson, supposed 10 contain
lryo hr4nd,td and thirty acres, iyinG on Dun
Run ard Cccoausn IN sa;ti county
Vim. x. G. Dade, (omf.
October 81 WAS
PUBLIC SALE.
rUR9U NJ 20 a decree of the, court OF
lEc Unteu taxes FOR the IF h circuit and
distri.t OF Virginia, viii be sold at pubic auc-
tor On tEee4th day Of -ll4ses next at
the town 0. Occoqaan,
Gez,eYal tracts Of Lend,
In the nsighborhood OF tie said town, and IN
tbs county OF rTsceS"iiIian, containing Alto
actl,cr a3out oge thousand acres. these
tracts are he residue of the lsnos included
withia the mortgage Of Iosn Senals to Jas.
.aw son, Which wcr. LETT unsold at iofmef
sale Of surdry othe, property, made At oeco-
ouan under the ahove deere 1ae 'shas
VII Be sold upcna csediz Clone, two' TIM &c
and iour years the purchaser giving tonds
uitI approved aecaiity, and a mortgage upon
the land. so!i to secure the payment oitas
purchase gnoneY.
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NOTICE.

Ahehition will be Presented to the meet ge
neral assembly Of Virginia, .tor an act to incor-
horate manufacturing society at the toScn Of
Occoquaa.
September Is.
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I. P. THOMPSON,
AttorneN Ct LQW.

Attorxey ct Law,
INTENDS practising in the Circuit Cours
for the county Of .Aieaand,1a.- His Office is
on Fairfax street next door .outh Of his fa-
Tiers dwelling house.
October ;. StaW4W
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a!sranorta Dalsy @as;ttt.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20.

It was recommended in late Enquirer,
in an essay on political lying, always to ts Il
a lie as if you believed it to be truth, and
be sure to stick TO it: The New York paD-
lie Advertiser, printed by some one IN that
city, Coy whom we know not, as no print
el's or publishers name can be found1 seems
much offended that we will not bellows his
Dublin corr sponden. who asserts that a
man was taxed for farm above two hum
dred pounds, which was as much as the
farm was worth. Z" The account" says the
Advertiser, therein given, would appear
marvellous and almost Incredible, were it
not cofrobo:ated by the testimony of hun
Gree.s now among u.s. The L dior Of
the Alexandria G..zette may rest assured
tE;.s the Public Adyertlser would neVer
wish to sink to his morality. '-'What
naast that mans morality be Wno, aner
maxipg such an Incredible state ment, would
adhere 20 it, and endeavcr 70 impress BE-
lief Of its truth. Well may the Advertiser
say he prefers that hsA; morally that,
weighed iii the scales win ,rs,,h, ever
" kicks the beam" To make AID adhere
to such an assertion proves either d3sli-
tuition OF understanding or of t1,att the
Public Advertiser may have MS choice
or, like most OF his brethren, claim his
freedosa from both.
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Gct8!Ie 90.

ra-F:EF creai.crs Of 1Tffio"'es 4 ilsso's, laie
cf Cha les county, ;lsceased, are re-
cue:: I'd 10 take notit, .Iat Dividend OF siie
assets noa r thc Aa4dg Of the Administering
of s4;;,i deceased, W; L take place in tie town
of i.crt otaeco. Charles coant%. F'lar"iand,
~ The house Of Sas.,uel Ugten, CT Wednes-
day tie twe!i1h day .. December next. when
and Were al! chose having CLANS a;rainss tho
laid deceased vii altcnd, Or some person
daily authorised 20 receive taet" respective
proportions :: p1ss rcce,Ptsto Thomas f'zet.'
my agent
Y ~ n Tvooo
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blacks. Both survived. GoytrnotniW
throp ordered them to be taken to the mar
ket house and publicly whipt S lashes each.
1t was perhaps century before another
duel was fought there.
ltis a most severe satire on tbs ingenui-
ty and understanding of legislature, to
say they can make no laws to suppress du-
cling Let the piilory, public whipping,
sitting on the gallows, &c. be the punish
mens for every challenge orr acceptor of a
challenge, and an outlawry forever, and
in competency to any office. Let the state
attornies and grand juries be solemnly
sworn to enquire into every offence. The
inflction OF such punishment on two or
three would soon suppress the practice.
But if men viii fight to show their cou-
ragr, let 1t be pubic like the boxing match
IS in England or the giadiators Of old
Rome Ike Spanish bu! batting or Virginia
cock fighting. / Two dogs oiten commence
a first acquaintance BY severe battle. No
mean spite, no lust OF revenge prompts !:
bu'a generous courageous spirit which tew
"olt5bed s'ng'c combatan's Possess 1he
h5hHn8 cock oles gtgr!ouaiy IN the PIT OF
bs''I4e' P. omp'cd by no previous aHfont.--
nc ao6 shu tAe FOWL ASat nuDiy, GisEi'sf-
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tr&eaoiA from botn.
A writer IN the In:e!ligeacey ca the sub
Jeet Of Gueiiing remAlks, sh.:. us esta5-
lshmrns OF g court Of honor, cons;siiaa OF
magistrates ana military cGiceys, might
p'svstst II: thar ;h- paaisi,m@aIot G-a.h IS
TOO .evess and is ney7r aa,c;et.: that the
punishment ough. 70 b. ssysre, and tne
guilty on no occasion be Suffered to sScape
1t: tkst the residents vi ore STATE s gazing
N aao;isr, ought 10 sc 70 baf so.pauish,
inent. Cha!lsnge:s are, geaeFai,sv saz1..i;.6
1ouards. buili>s and villains, aaei .hosa Who
acoePs fools if so1;cty rs rid OF ..hca. tx
their SLING each other Gtsle harm is. done.
YET there are worthy men, who, in pu1cu.
lar Situations, feel themselves obliged, in
conformity to the opinions Of the world, to
resort to .s:;9 mode OF settling Disputes. %
save such, it would be VIII to have some
good lat@a pass: but We dcuot the policy of
any such law, as it will prevent, so many
scoundfels IT, the coma:uasty from destroy
ing one aaother.
Loctor ohnson, whose general precep.s
OF Inorality no man Will question, did no5
consider duclIing 50 useless nor SO immoral
as many do. There can be no more immo,
raIity 10 an individuals risquing his lie en-
his own account in s,age combat, than for
an.arHy to risoue their lives On account of a
country-> there ere some men, all whose
conduas is marked with honor, and who
viii DOT suffer that honor 70 &c impeach
ed bus those who ighs dacis on pre-
tence that their honor is injured, are gene-
rally the mranest and most t..shonorable
fellows that can be found il, the world. ----~-
Whea nan is easily moved to violent re-
sentiment, and excIaims, {" am naa OF
honor, ST" be may general!y DC st down
as & very pitiful creature. The danger Of
being called to account for s'anderous ex
pressions or rude behaviour, is doubtless
sometimes the preservation Of good man
n@rs bat in the aggregate there is not less
SANDER where duelling IS fashionable than
where. Most of the duels that are
fought are fought to gain a,uagae. It ought
TO be an invariable rule among printers ne
YER to publish an account of duel. The peo-
PIE of New England seldom fight duels : it
is disrepusablc. No one will suppose it a
rises from want Of courage, Who were
the most stubborn fighters in the revolu-
tiou.-About the year 1880, in the in
r 4 L.
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Nery. |srsey E5sct;2,..---T,nis

Nery, Jersey Election This election,
which took PLACE last w1ss, has evtntua.ed
"a usual Of late, in II. success ef the de-
mscra,s. Monmouth and Clouceste. were
the two counties relied upon for 2 change.
In the former, VIC understand, the demo
cratic tickcr hes succeeded by nsa;oi:ty Of
abcu, 1eo VOTES. In the latter, two feds-
raIsts are elected TO the assembly (Nichaci
C, Fisher, aud Matthew Gill, jun.) The
democratic candidate for council, succsrd
ed by nine votes, and one OF 'he candidates.
for assembly by two votes. The fedora!
sheriff is reelected. The old federal coun-
ties, we believe, remain as they were last
year There was no. opposition made tor
the democratic ticket for .-7rs7-
t0u leasyaLiSt.
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From Jamaica paper, callrd the Courant
of the 31st Of august.

From a Jamaica paper, calATd the Courant,
q the 51st Of august.
The schooner Venerable, captain Duval,
which sailed hence few days ago, loaded
Will, merchandise for St. Domingo, return
ed Yesterday to Port Royal, having been
taken a,,ou, 60 miles n. E. of Point Mo
rant, b., ne schr. Marin, capt Cdronouys,
IL anned wish SO men. After having plum
dcred th- cargo, 2 guns, some sail cloth,
cordase, Sc. and possessed herself of the
re sister and detained oflhe crew she gave
her Up and made for the north part of the
island. This sch'r Marin is the same that
was at Portland Point, which afterwards
pillaged vessel richly laden from Cadiz
for Vera Cruz, and finally sunk Spanish
schooner from this port, whose crew she
kept in irons as priaoners.
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Judith c. Dyson,

iGrainisrratrix OF Thomas 4 Dyson.
October 20. .2VSt
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-19
Public Sale.

TIE subscriber, by virtue OF decd OF
trus, TO him from MIR. lillian Hoayson, dat.
ed Oh tho 10th day OF Move m',cr. in the year
1873. for tho purpose Of ihtemni:ying MIR.
John Hupxias will. OF FRIDAY, the 2eib
April ne.., at ..c hour OF twelve o'clock ot
that day. II fair; il not, on the next fair Gs~
at tho sa,nc hour, proceed > Sell, at tho
court. house, in Alexandria, 1t public auc.
ton, TO the highest tiddcr. for reasy money
three Thousand acres of LAND, situate on
the Left fork Of Big Sandy Greek, WHICH
land WIS, at the time OF the gratis for the
same, IN the couhly OF Monoagalia, in the
ate Of Virginia. '.a. 4
The above tracts OF land were granted by
thu state ofViryinia, to John Allison by three
several patents contrasting respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing dale dn tho first
Day Of Octo,sr,l 1874, which ianh has bccn
since duly conveyed 10 tie said William
liodssor, by dscd dated 2 I! OF August, 1890.
Edmund. ]. Lee. Ir40fs.
Nov 81. g, cots
~ The editors Of the fe lcral Repub!i-
can and National intcllixencer,. will publish
this advertisement and scad their accounts ~
this Office - .
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VIM. Herbert,
N. F,tzhugh,, Exfj.
High Smith. }
Feb IL " cow
Public Sale.
Feb IS

IN Saturday the third day OF March next,
j., one o'elo, liz the altcIhoon, will be
exposed to sale before the door Of the Coffee.
House, the undcrms u io"ed valuable Land, in
Two lots, lying within the limits Of the oipo.
ration Of Alexandria, viz. ,..s.. =.
Eisiaeen acres and 4Sperches, or there
by, bounded by Gladcn's Run, by the lands OF
MIR Alexander, col Peyton, Mr.. Sherron
and others. r...r l....-".
Eight acres known by the name Of Purses'
garden. bounded in par, ~ Kins-street con'i'
nued Ivy the property Of col. Peyton. Mir.
Hooff and the last mentioned lot.
Tne.e lots OF ground are understood 20 te
perfectly clear of the conflicting claims which
have lately been agitated with respect to
part fthe land in their vicinity.
4 title deed willbe made and immediate
possession given. The purchaser will DO
re luircd to give bond for the purchase mo-
nay. payable by equal portions in one TWO
and three years, bearing interest from the
date, and lien retained on the property Ill
COLIN AUD.
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Iuit Received

md for sale by Tan:es Kennedy, sen. 6''S-
seller, King street, 49,.
Gen,lem en- and Lads Pocket Almsnacs,
in plain anu Morocco bindings, Tor the year
.lslo.
-- Johuson's Virginia and Farmers Alma.
macs for 10. containing ayIriety OF useful and
entertaining mGser-by.th the dszen or o'nsr'
swise. ..r.. .@.....
- ALSO, ... ,.~. ::
DR.. Hoopers Physicians Vademecum-
gust published-a> very useful Manual Tor
young gentlemen Of the faculty. Price liz
acents. 49,. .'...-| -, .
:, I, DR.. Rees's Medical Guide. ........
Pennington's Memoirs of Mrs. Eliza Car
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;; Bisir's Lectures on 2hs.orick and the
Bellies Lsttres. ... ...<.@
= Adarns's Roman Antiquities. -.'.
Complete Farriertne et'iton.l
Misses Magazine vols. !.
Portcn.s Lectures on St. Matthew. Z,
Dr. Newcomers Harmony Of the Evange-
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I. Ne West.s Letters to . Young Man.
Coener.s Poems and Task-seperate, eis-
sss xant miniissuresditions. 90. ~
eMediator's Kingdom, not OF tbs world.
and half cents. - !
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This is to give Notice,

+ That the subscriber OF alexandria county
in the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Conrt OF said county letters tes-
tanentary on the estate Of VIM. Fizhugh,
Eso,tire, of Chatham, late of the county a
forssaitl, deceased: all persons having claim
asai..s. tho said deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of TO Alexander Moore, Register Of Wills Of
Alexandra, OH or before the Esd day of juno
next, or they rnay by law be excluded from
al, benefit of said estate. And those indebt-e
ed thereto are requestedto make immediate
pavmeht. Given under my hand this 2sd
day Of December, 1909. =" . ~
Robert Randolph, (
Exs:aser efIZk. FiszaEgh, Of casftau.
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December 8.

To be Rented for " tsrm VI ye"'S
v~HAT valuable tract OF L9nd, called
Preston, situate on the ASH ,g,on and
Alexandria turnpike road at the Junction OF
four mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
,ant two miles from alexandria, llree lr>m
Washington and Ave from George OWL
! here "re upon the premises u two story
dwelling house, containing six rocms and
passage with kitchen, carriage house, sta
blcs, &c. a large, handsome and highly ma
nu.ed garden, of at least ten acres, IN high
state of cultivation, ard lately lid Oft by IN
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
d,mson trees, with English walnut, ounce
and mulberry trees, and also upwards Of six
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
dred peach trees. selected with care from the
best nurseries, and all in full bearing. The
annual average product Of the apple orchard
alone i. estimated at 400 barrels. This tract
contains ahou, 100 acres Of land, csnsidera-
bic part whereof has been maI,urec and sown
with clover seed The shores afford fish and
Wild fowl, and one or two good fishing lind
mrs. The situation is healthy, elevated and
pl asant, in full view of three towns, and is
vel! calculated for a place Of pubic enter
tainment. Immediate possession may be had
and the terms will be made known upon ap-
lication to
Frances Alexander.
January %. eof
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Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
K. Harrison.
Public Sale.
Nov. 30.

UNDER the authority of deed Of trust
from Sam,lsl EaUey to US, for The purpose OF
securing the payment ofcertain de5,s 10 VA
liam Nilsson, surviving administrator Of Cum
brrisnd IrIAou, deceased, and to FtnJam'n
BOTS. we will Offer at pubic sale, for cash,
on the 10Th day of Mach next, at the front
door of tn: court house, in Fairfax county,
a TRACT or LAND, in tho said county,
described III the deed u, situated on Occoquan
Greek, adjoining 10 the town OF Colchester,
and devised to the said Samuel Eaiiey by his
father lfiAiam BGIIey-supposcd to contain
four hundred acres.
Thomas Harrilon, jun.
R. I. Taylor.
nNks