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Paper HangingS.
GEORGE WANTON,

Is now opening several boxes PAPER IIANGINGs
Of the most fashionable patterns, with elegant
Borders, which he will sell cheaper than was ever of
fered for sale in this state. The assortment of low
priced Papers is extensive. Wholesale customers
be furnished with Paper Hangings at liberal dis
counts from the Msnuiactory prices
I'HE bOOK STORE
IS furnished with complete assortment OF BOOKS
Of every description usually wanted, and with every
new publication from the press. School
and Seaman's books of every kind in
AL1Ll.FACKS FOR 1911.
Ofvarious kinds. which will be scd by thc groce Joz.
EN- or single, at one half the original price.
SEVERAL HU.NDKED VOLU1fES
Second hand Books, also at half the original price
H4IS
OF every description and price, wide and common
brims One fashionable satin Beavers Felt
plated and castor mems and chi.drens' Hats Of the
most fashionable shape and best quality from IS cts.
to IS
Persons indebted to WANTON & RATHBONE,
or GEORGE WANTON, are requested TO maka i'm
mediate payment, and all persons having demands
against either, to present the same for settlement
March 6, 1911.
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MARY MODERATION.
sssssssss.sss

4 certain general, more famous for his love OF
oney than of religion taken dangerously sick ;
during his confinement, he was informed that per-
son who owed him considerable sum had abscond-
ed this information threw him into violent pas.
sion and although apparently sbou; TO leave the
world, it did restrain him from dealing out cur.
on his runaway creditor. In the height of his
rage, friend entered, and seeing him in such
situation, inquired the cause Why, said he, my
estate is ruined h. has off, and gone to Hell I
suppose, and owes me m hundred dollars, of which
shall not get farthng. BE not uneasy on that ac-
count sad the other, you will probably soon have
an opportunity to dun him there.
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THE ANSWER.

per,ised your orati~u with much deiberation
and IN like consternatipn at the great iniatuaton of
your weak Imagination 20 shew such veneraton on
SO slight foundation. Rut after examination and
serious contemplation suppose your animation was
the fruit of recreation had sprung from ostenta-
ton display your educ alton, by odd enumera-
ton. or rather multiplication of words of the same
termination, though of great variation, in each res
pective Specification
Now, without disputa,ion, your laharous appli-
cation, To so tedious occupation, deserves com
mendaton, and thinking imitation a Sufficient gratif
cation, am without hesitation,
Yours,
MARY MODERATION.
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.


.Nasina, srr,
Most worthy Of estimation, Ger long consider.
alton and much meditation Of the rcpu, alton
-, possess in the nation, Ihave stre
~ acccmc your reiation. On your prSpsosasv
~ dscaSasion. shah make q preparatlaSL go
tn's ~ ,,' situation to more ccA>eneg;,ov41c. .
move =, ssSss.sation. and if ION 20
on:rrSs,oo ssd can obtain 'ssers,'or = ~Oo
it.sv!l be an aggrandizaticn " Ss~:ll calculation,
Of the Joy and exui'aton,
Of Yours,
SANS DISSIMULA r,CN
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FRESH GOODS.

d. o. RICHMOND has just received from New
York and Boston, large assortment of
SPLLNG GOODS.
.7,pong which area few trunks Calicoes and Sing
hams, from to De per yard yard wide India cot
tons, from Cd to 2S. English shrting cottons blue
nankeens checks; best black Itan.,u grapes one
trunk sewing silks of all colours ladies' ciegsnt silk
and cotton hose white and colourcd Kid gloves of
a superiour qualify blacn and cooured bo,nbazetts
black and white cambricks multi, and frc book and
leno musns with general assortment OF
SIAPLE GOODS.
usually on hand All Of which will be sod cheap
as usuAl for cash. March q.
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II A L ),
HI No. 81, 7hameS-S Street.
B. & S. q. WEAVER,

d @ % u. w LIZ i8N,
Inform their Friends md The Pu6iick ia general,
THAT they have just completed their Spring
Il supply of HATS, bought at New-York by one
OF the firm, consisting Of
Mems beaver, eiastick satin beaver, castor
and knapt Hats, of all sizes and prices.
.Hlso--a very great assortment OF Youths
and Chldren's Hats.
All which will be sold as cheap at any store in
the state. .3prik a.
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CHEAP SHOES.
JOHT ". DAVIS,

UDIIsF AIsIF
OFFERS for sale, at his shoe-store,
~ No. lOC, IHAMEs-sTRERT,
Women's Morocco Shoc., at 50 cts. per pair
Misses do do. IS cts. do
Childrens do. do. 20 cts. do.
Ne has aiso j"St rece1ed fion the manufacturer at
Boston, Lynn, and other places, and is n0~
opening az his stOre, for safe,
A large and extensive assortment of Shoes,
of the most fashionable patterns and colours and OF
the first quality, which he is determined to sell as
cheap as can be purchased in this state. Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed to favour him with
their custom, will do well to call and see
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish TO be fitted
from their measure, With Boots Shoes will please
t. cali 1t & shoe-sore, his manuactory in the
rear Of la shoe-store, where he employs a number
Of experislEed worSmen, who will fit them at the
shortest nerce. IL .ibril 81.
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JOHN REMINGTON.

INFORMS his friends and the pubick, that he ha
taken that noted Hotel in M-strcet, lately occu
pied by Mr.. BERIAH ELpREp, where he means TO
keep gcnteel Boarding House for Ladies and Gen
temen who may be assured every attention shall be
paid TO them, that will make their reception and &C
commodaton pleasant and agreeable
April 3.
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MARTIN FEARING,
TJAS just received for sale,
L , bales CRASH, suitable f)r owslling,
which will be sold, at 10 cents per yard.
Also, supply of
F.dSHiON.4BLE SPRING GOODS.
april 10
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=. DWELLING-HOUSE

THE subscriber offers for sale the new convenient
clearinghouse, partly finished and Lotof
Land, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Mount Vernon streets, affording beautfuland ex-
tensive view OF the harbour, river, island, s<c. fo
terms apply to
WILLIAM w. VERNON.
Newport, March s, 1911
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INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he ha
removed from his former stand, to the large and
commodlous stand, formerly occupied by Mr.. Chap
potm, No %, Thames street, below Mr.. Townscnds,
at the sign Of the Rising Sun, where he intends to
keep Hotel for the accommodation of Ladies and
Gentlemen, who may favour him with their conpa-
ny. Every exertion will be made to render his house
comfortable and agreeable.
u-r Good accommodations for Horses and Car
RACES. Apr B.
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POETRY.
FROM THE (M. " WEEKLY MUSEUM.
REFLECTIONS,

REFLECTIONS,
On walking over Me ground Long leland, nea'
'esp-l ork, 1ohere mnny .dericGus inferred on
re Prison Ships, during he 'Oar 'oiM Great BT7fo'n
ALONG these banks, throughout this shore,
And underneath the river, more
Regretted corpses rest,
More crowds, by cruelty consgn'd
To death, than shall he told mankind,
To pain the feeling breast
More bones of those, who, dying here
In floating prisons, anchor ed near,
prey TO fierce disease,
Than Fame in her recording page
Shall tell some late, enquring age,
When telling things like these.
All me what ills. what sighs, what groans,
What spectre forms, what moving bones,
What woes on woes were found
When here Oppressed, insulted, cross'd,
The vigour of the soul was lost,
Pale misery lowering round
Our Chief, of firm, un daunted mind,
To climate nor TO coast cOnfn'd,
All danger taught to bear
saw him at the customs clear'd,
saw him by misfortune steer'd
To capture and to care.
Ills ship, hat brought us all our woe,
Prepared To meet, not seek, Zoe,
Yes, forced at last to yield,
Saw by distress her siokenng crew,
Half perish in despair--whe you,
Columbia Kept the field.
They sunk, desponding in their bloom
heIp'd to dig the shallow tomb
Which scarce conceaPd the bones -
sJr feeble was the nervous hand
That once could toll, at once command,
The force of Neptune's sons.
in aid of that immortal cause
Which spurn'd at Europe's iron laws,
They pass'd the troubled main
They pass'd the she call'd her own,
To meet the minons of throne,
And honour's purpose gain.
Too generous while that pow'r they proy'd,
To war our hardy rusticks mov'd
And seiz'd the Sailors art,
Met on his own domain, the foe
With native valour taught TO glow,
They play'd the warrIour's part.
Though night and storms were round them cast,
They ciimb'd the we'll supported mast,
And reef'd the Auttering sail
Tho thunders roar'd and light'nings glar'd,
They toll, nor death, nor danger tear'd,
They brav'd the loudest gale
Thou INDEPENDENCE, vast design
The suiIcrings of 'he brave were thine,
When doubtful all and dark
1t was chaos to eApl r,
II seem'd ali sea without a shore,
Nor on that sea an ark.
For you the young, the ardent, brave,
Too often met an early grave,
Unnotced aud unknown,
On naked shores were seen tn lie,
In scorching heats were doom'd to die
With agonizing groan.
BY strength, or chance, if some survv'd
The fate, which crowds of life depriy'd,
That life they should devote,
To act in freedoms sacred cause,
To combat tyrants and their laws.
So felt near this sad spot
fes-and the spirit which began
q swear by all that's great in man)
That spirit shall SO on,
To brighten and illume the mind
Till tyrauts vanish from mankind,
And tyranny is done.
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TO LET.
LOT OF LAND.

Tor SALE, by the subscriber, a valu - =
Land, situated at the corner of Division and
Church-sreets Said lot would be valuable stand for
for aretailers shop,or would make pleasant situation
tor dwelling .houss. For terms apply to
Jan. @ NORTON NILLBOR
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TO LET,

4 Convenient DWELLING House. in spring-street,
IN in gors repair, with a large Garden, and a
wcli ot good water.
For terms apply TO
May Is.
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PAINTING AND GLAZING.

THE subscribers have formed connexon in
Il the Painting and Glazing business, under the
Firm Of
Underwood S' .Ste0cnS,
at the shop formerly occupied by Wearer s. I'm
dcfaeood, and the s.p formerly occupied by Hiifam
Ste7ens Their friends and customers may be as
sured thst every attention, and the utmost despatch
will he given their commands, and that nothing
their part shall be wanting to secure to them the
continuance of their tavours
NICHOLAS UNDERWOOD,
WILLIAM STEVENS,
N.P.-Paints, Oil, Window-Glass and Putty for
sale az usual March Is.
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NOTICE.

|yNIiE Subscriber having commenced the practice
1 of Law, and having taken for Office one os
the room lately occupied by capt NATHAN
IEL SWEET, (nearly opposite Gov. MARr1N's,) re-
sPecttuily soiicits the patronage of the publick-
Those who may be opposed TO employ him, shall re-
ceive his unieigned thanks and grateful scknowl-
edgements. DUTEE J. PEARCE
April 3.
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A CURE,

TOR the Scarvy in the Teeth and Gums and fnr
n that d.fectiue and Jout state of the Teeth Which
causes them 10 ache, the headache, sick stomach,
ague in the face, fever, cBeasiue BREATH and tran
OF nervous affections and readers the mouth eX-
trcmcly disagreeable 70 ones self. Add 10 these
the modification, which almost ever. person, pos
sessing cultivated mind, and rehned senslbjN,
must feel, to find their mouth dsf Jared, by CGr9oH9
and foW teeth.-Appy to the Physician, at
No. 70, Marlboro. Street,
(near the Method;st-Chapel) who also operates as
Dentist
Keeps genuine Chemical Antiseptick, and Antis-
corbutick Teeth Powders, which will preserve the
teeth clean, white and elegant, without the least
possible injury, &c. &c.
CT Advice given gratis.
Nav
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CRANSTON & SRAW,

EVANSTON & SHAW,
nFFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
~ at their Auction Office,
100 bbls supertinc FLOUR.
Is hhds 4th proof Jamaica RUM.
~ pipes GIN.
10 hhds Surinam MOLASSES.
10 bbls GIN.
SO bags Batavia COFFEE.
80 do West-ndia do.
squarter casks Malaga WINE.
II chests souchong TEA. Feb. 90
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NOTICE
I 5 hereby given, that the Hon. Court of Probate,
l. for the town of Portsmouth, IN the County of
Newport, have allowed &r months longer TO the
Creditors of the Estate of JOB DURFEE, to bring
in their claims and that the Commissioners will at
tend Tor that purpose al the house of THOMAS Dur
FEE, in said Portsmouth, the first Monday IN every
month, during the above period
TiLLINGHAST ALMY,l c.,
GEORGE HALL. Cd. { '0""mS TO-
THOMAS DURFEE, Executor.
Portsmouth, May %, 1911.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

7 OSr, on the evening of the 1st Of Nav. at MIR
L. L. rownsends corner, rcd morocco Pocket
Book considerably worn, containing sundry papers
To- the amount Of four hundred dollars of no conse-
quonce to any person but the owner, and about ff
teen dollars m Bank Notes Any person having
fourd the same, by returning it to the subscriber
shall be generously rewarded
WILLIAM KNOWLES
Newport, May 9, 1871.
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NOTICE..

THE Publick are requested to take notice, that
Holder Chase, 2nd who was advertised some.
time past, for breaking the house Of the subscri-
Der, has number of tunes sin entered said house,
after being forbid TO and frequently intruding
himself, when the Subscriber has pany, and hath
greatly injured the family and property of the subscr-
ber and disturbed his quiet These lin es are once
more to give him warning and TO bid him entering my
Enclosures on his peril if he does he must abide the
consequences that may fellow
ARTEMAS FISH
Portsmouth, May %, 1914
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

TEN THOUSANDft seasoned Plank and Boards
i for sale in sets to suit purchasers, by
JOSIAH {. SHAW.
Who receives from New York, three times week,
the Drawings of the Grand Union College Lottery,
which may be examined gratis at his Exchange and
Lottery Office. May o..
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NOTICE.

No III.
THE connexion in business, heretofore existing
der the firm of
#t h3G'"L AND & EDDY,
E -,.G >..y CissoN,d ~ !natuai consent All those
,aoeh.u :, 'l..d firm, aoe reQueS,ed 10 make imme.
dlste pa Ment; and those who have demands, will
pleas, 20 exhibit the same 70 BENJAMIN b. How.
LAND. who is duly authorized to close the business
of said firm. BENZ. II. ROWLAND.
JOSEPH w. EDDY.
THE business in future will be conducted by
BEJAMrN II. HowLANp, who offers for sale at the
old stand, large and extensive assortment of GRO
CERlES, wholesale and retail, accommodating
terms, April 3.
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FOR SALE.

For Sale, Freight or Charter,
THE new Brig HIRAM, of
I'M Troy, 50 tons burthen recent
tf5lt $50 ly arrived from the Havanna.-
fsssssss4--s2.r Rigging, t'c. in complete re-
pair. Apply to Mr.. jOHN CoooEsHALL, in
.Nc7vhort, or to Henry BRIGHTMAN, Troy.
Newport, May 9.
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NOTICE
DWELLlNG-HOUSES.

THE subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING
HOUSE and Lot of Land, fronting Washington
and Wow-streets, on Easton's 's-point, a very pleas
ant situation, and in good repair.
Also, other Dwelling House, to the eastward Of
the above fronting Willow.street, and convent
entity calculated for two tenements. If not sold by
the 25th of March next, the upper tenement will be
to let terms made known by applying TO
Jan. %. JAMES TOWNSEND.
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TO LET.

THAT large and commodiOus Dwelling House,
Il pleasantly situated on UdshIngton-sfreef, next
south ct Mr.. THoMAs RoBINsoN's. The House.
is in good repair, and we'll calculated for two fam
lilies, and contains the usual convcnisnees and ac-
commodations.
For further particulars, apply to
MERrBETH EASTON.
May 5, 1911.
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For Rent or Lease,

A small FARM, situated near to the Lit.
tie River Turnpike Road, and within miles
OF Alexandria. There are several acres liz
an improving state cultivation, upon which
have been made good crops of wheat, corn,
and clover, and permission would be grant
ed to clear IL or IS acres more. The great.
er proportion is well inclosed. The i'm.
provements are a new twoetory brick Dwell.
ling and Kitchen, frame House for an over.
seer, Stable and Coach House. The situ-
alton being healthy and elevated, command
ing fine prospect of Alexandria, the city Of
Washington, the Potomac, and the surround
ing country highly improved itwould prove
desirable residence for gentleman of for
tune; but from its proximity to the public
road and the town, and there being a valua-
bic orchard Of choice fruit, an industrious
man would find it for his advantage to be.
come a tenant. Applvto
Margaret R. Chaplin.
Administrative.
90 IA a. pr
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R. M. Scott,
VIM. Mofs,
PINKERTON'S

Collection Of Voyages g Travels,
Tho 18th Number is ju,t received & rea-
dy for delivery.
Also,
The ARCHIVES of USEFUL KNowLEoaR-.
The first Number of Volume second.
and
The history of MODERN EuRopE, by Dr..
Russell, vol. 9Th. Continued by Charles
Coote, l.. l. D from the Peace of Paris in
1863. to the Treaty of Amiens in 1902.
Such gentlemen as wish to complete their
sets of this valuable Work will please to ap.
ply Immediately.
Subscribers are requested to send for their
copies 10
James Kennedy. sen.
King-street.
August Is cost
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May 2
Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on
Thursday the 22d of August last, Mulatto
Woman named Mary, about 4oyeas OF age,
S feet Tour or FIVE inches high, straight and
we'll made and has grey head had on when
she went away country cloth habit nearly
white--it is supposed she mas other cioat b.,
ing with her and will change them. VIII
give FIVE DOLLARS Reward tor appre-
hending her in town or the district OF Co
lumbia, ard securing her so that get her
again, or the above reward il taken any
greater distance and reasonable charges II
brought home.
FREDERICK KERCHNER.
All masters of We. sells and others are eau
toned against han boring or carrying her on
at their peril.
September ot
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Just Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY

An account of Expeditions to the Sources
of the Mississippi, and through the Western
parts of Louisiana, to the Source of the Ar
kansaw, Kans La Platte, and Pierre Jaun Ri
vers-perlormed by order of the government
of the United States during the years 1905,
1906, and 1907
IND Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts Of Meu Sbaln,
When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
l8J7-by Major Z NJ. Pikc-illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates seperate, s 8 IS
Ditto with the Plates bound in CT. 8 so
Ditto in boards, 8 90
, Or Subscribers will please call for their
copies.
JUST .REcEIYED,
A supply of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgote's Music.
July le X. U. :,
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September 8
YEATON & CONWAY

Haze Just received by Schooner Sally 'ann;
Capt. Sherburne, and offer for Sale,
1000 bushels o>rse Liverpool Salt
100 barrels New England Rum
IL do. Mackarel
60 boxes Soap
90 do: Candles
80 tierces Yellow Ochre
30 kegs Tongues and Sounds.
Nv STORE,
80 barrels New York Prime Pork
90 do Beef
20 Go. Rosin
90 do. Turpentine
5000 lbs. Green Coffee
1000 do Sheathing Paper
1000 do Sheathing Nails
1000 do. Spikes
Bar Iron
Russia and Ravens Duck
Seine and Sewing Twine.
September dSw
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Amounting altogether to Slll,45a
And only $500 Tickets to draw.

Amounting altogether to Slll,45a
And only $500 Tickets to draw.
Present gain Of the Wheel S26.459
No. The subscriber, in conjunction with
Mr.. Joseph Miiligan. of Georgetown hav-
ing purchased ALL the remaining tieKets M
the above lottery, have obtained OF the ma
naeers suspension Of the drawing Tor two
weeks, in oper that every person may have
chance of obtaining one or more OF the
MANY valuable prizes yet in the wheel, at
the present moderate price of 81 per
ticket The next days drawing will be or
Tuesday the 10th September, and on Mon
day the 9th September tickets will advance
10 5 dollars On Friday the 18th Septem-
Der, which will lie the 2sth days drawing'
the first drawn number will be entitled to
prize of 1000 dollars
NJ Tickets and shares for sale by
r. GRAY, Khg-street.
Sentenher 5
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PUBLIC SALE.

= Dun DfA ~
On SATURD Az, the ! 9Th Of Septcmhsr
will be sold on tie premises tot eaSi'
n LOT OF GR0LAD, situated on u
N Asaph street, ne@r King street, TWEEN
" teet front by 81 f2a, deca
T. @. Marsteller.
AUGUST % CTS
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a. FAIRFAX RACES.

-V~IIE. Fairfax Jockey Club Races will
! commence at this place on THURS
DAY the 9th of September next-the pur-
ses for the two first days will be handsome
the third day town purse worthy the atten-
ton of sp@;smen. On each day the money
viii he hung up at the starting pole The
course is handsome, equalled by few on the
continent, anu in good order The first day
three nile heats--the second two mile, and
the third one mile, &c
John Radcliffe, Sec'y.
sT There is training stable kept at the
place, where any gentleman can get accom-
modated handsomely.
Aurps, 90 dtl9thSept
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
August IA.

. b rt h. ( u =
Under the authority of two deeds of trust
, from HENRY Rose, deceased, to the SUBJ
scribers, we viii offer at public sale, atthe
coffee house, in the town of Alexandria.
on17ONDAY the 3oth day of September
next,
THREE tracts or parcels of LAND, con.
j tanning about $50, 10 and $50 acres
each, situate in the county of Fairfax, and
lying ON the Little River Turnpike Road,
adjoining the lands Of Judge,Fitzhugh, Wiz
liam Moss, the representatives of John Moss,
deceased, Giles Fizhugh and others-dis-
tant from the cities of Washington & Alex
andrla about seven miles.
These tracts are 50 laid off as to embrace
a proportion of cleared land tolerably well
enclosed, and woodland, with an abundance
of timber and fuel. On one of the lots are a
we'll improved productive meadow, about an
hundred acres well taken with red clover,
and an inexhaustable body of soap or fire
stone, the value Of which for ovens, FIRE pla-
ces, &c. is generally known, being worth s
dollars the Wagon load at, the quarry. y,
A credit of six, twelve s. eighteen months
will be allowed bonds with approved secu-
rity will be required; and lien will be re.
tanned on the property until payment.
R. NJ. Scott,
VIM. Mofs,
August q cots
The editor of the National IntelligeEcer is
requested to insert the above advertisement
and send lis account to this office for pay
ment.