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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-21
.No7U Professor Of .Jfathemat;es in U1A9an,
DIVISION ORDERS

ne period has arrived tn at calls for the
energies or the nation, our government has
been compelled, by the conduct & acts If
q. B., to take a stand that must lead to &C
tual war, If G. b. should not immediately re-
trace her steps, and repair the many insults,
and multiplied injuries that we have so long
and so patiently endured from her. To pre-
pare for this event it is necessary that VIC
should place ourselvesin a state of readiness
to support our government and with a strong
nand, wreSt that Justice from her, that in =
state OF peace, she has SO long and so unjust
ly withheld from us. It is at length discov-
cred that indecisive and waywar measures
will not do. Our President in his commu-
~nication to Congress has taken that firm &
manly stand, ruorthythe Chicf Magistrate oJ
he u. s., and which is necessary to pre-
serve our national honor and independence,
and it will be the pride and boast of ever
lover OF his country to support the govern
ment in every measure it may take, in pur-
SUIT OF that justice that is due to US as a neu
trail and independent nation. In the Mort.
West, on the Wabash, actuated by some ST.
cret influence, the savage tomahawk ana
scaiping knife is raised the blow is struck
War, savage war, has been commenced *
We have TO regret the loss of many of our
brave countrymcn, who on the seventh inst.
fell bravely by the hands of the deceitful *
ruthless savage. The blood of our murdered
fellow citizens must be rcvcngcd. Governor
Harrison, Tor want of sufficient force, has
been compelled to retrcat-hc must be aid
ed have wrote TO him Of this date, that
OH his call or nc ! will march with 500 or
1000 men to his support. In the patriotic ar
dor OF my division, Il have implicit confidence,
that in 10days, that nnmber,by voluntary en-
l.StTDcnt, can be marched. ! have confidence
that all those who rendered their services tC
the government on a former occasion & par
tcuiariy tue lndependcnt'coDp MES of infan-
try,& Rifle corps, will now come forward G:
renew them. You will see from the Presi-
dents communicates TO Congress, That
recommends provision ~ be made " for the
" acceptance of volunteer corps whose pat
" riotic ardor may court a participation
" in urgent geryiccs," yot will therefore
without delay, placeyour Brigade IN tie 5cs.
possible state OF readiness, to fitr n your
quota, Of such rc1uisition as may DE made b.
she President OF the u. s., through the gov
ernor of this state.
lnstilt into the minds oe Your officers at
tentlon to discipline and encourage as much
as III your powcr lies, volunteer corps slfn-
cient TO act in urgcut seryices-recommen
70 your officers to meet every fbrtrish. FOR
drill, by this mems thcy,@iil acquire, know
ledge Of tactics themselves, which wil-n ac.
~quired-thcy can easily Gjflse through
their men--as early as practicable make
known To me the state Of your Brigade, thc
n1mDer 1t volunteers enrl led and ready So'
{3Jty. Should Gov. Harrison invite me e. h;s
aid, l shall make known by a genera order.
ne mode OF equipment & the time Selpiace
!8 reafesyopS
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means for carrying Is 81. Eli, true qncxti-
ON IS this Are the evils whic we sustain,
aid ars nSciy 10 Sustain, suiic entity great
80 be ,net by the evils OF war? Is the pre-
seryat;oa of our national honor; is tho value
OF the natural direct trade. Of this country !;
IS the value OF every thing else which may fol-
low on tie heels of Submission worthy or
not CT Il single struggle? hnd this is almost
the only point, which Messrs. Randolph and
Nelson in the brief sketches which we have
seen Oh their speeches, do not seem 20 have
discussed. iicv depict To- US IN the most
glowing terms the evils OF war; whilst they
seem 10 slur over thcae Of submission.
we think, that 1t is not our interest to
wage war Tor the carrying nuie-but wien
~. b. declares TO us "vou shall not export
yoar own productions, but with my permits
SION; you shall not send your own ARTICLES to
their natural marx els ;" we ask, whether
we are TO submit to this proud pretcnsion ;
w nat, If 1t DC the merchant that experts, IS
not the arrner equally interested in tic
cause! Nhat difference does it make, who
ther a tonacco-notc IS this day in the pocket
otthc planter, or tomorrow of the shipper,
II ". Britain says oNs, "you shall not ship
tins article" Agriculture iangu;shes under
the wounds inflicted on commerce.
II has been generally supposed 20 bc incum-
bent on those who do not like a particular
plan to propose a better. AS neither Mi
Nelson nor Mr.. Randolph have Gone so,
1t woaid seem to follow, from this rule, that
they have none to propose /; and that, of
course, they wish to do nothing more elici-
ent. We should feel the deepest regret If this
sentiment were countcnanced on the part OF
Mi. Nc'sc'i.-As to Mr.. Randolph. he has
'oecn so iora the slave Of hisown passions, tina
have &c SGD to fec! eitle. astonis hmcnt or
regret at any course which he can pursue.
These criticisms go upon the supposition
hat MIR. Nelson has been rightly reported.
A REPUBLICAN,
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oiS OF LAND in the vicinity of Richmond
on saturday, 18th December, at IL % ciock, will
DC sold, at Public Auction, on the premises, about
, u ,nies below the City OF Richmond, OIL the stage
loo acres each, through, which runs an extensive
swamp, easily reclaimed, and forming one-iourth OF
each Lot. The whole is heavily ti,n6ered with pine
ship-builders. ""N
ne Terms will be--one-tl,ird required in notes. at
oo eays' negotiable at the Bank OF Virginia, the re.
niainder IN nine and twelve months, to be secured by
deeds OF trust on the land.
90 "A p!an of the Lots may be- seen. in n few davs
at the Vendue-Ofice Of Moncures Robinson 81 Plea
SAINTS. WiIIIAN ~ 10
Powhatan, Dec. 8. -
CT The sale of the above property is postDonea
on account OF the weather, till the 10Th install. AZ
ii O'Clock, if fair, if not, the next fair day.-W. M.
DAG. 81.
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COMMUNICATIONS
Mr.. ROBERTSON's BENEFIT,
Good Wine needs no bush.o

roOd WINE needs no bush"
Merit. in any line, is worthy OF it's reward.
he discerning people of tai, City will not,
surely then, let Mr.. Robertso;, behold the un-
pleasant spectacle of a hin Audience at his
benefit on this evening. He has selected an
excellent play and after-piece for our amuse-
ment; and his Reuben Glenrov is confessed
to be among the most finished performances
on the stage. AS a general player, Mr.. X.
has particular merit. The way in which he
mas risen, II 1t could be laid open to the pub
&c eye, would entitle him to greater APP
plausc. In some characters, he is great
have never seen the generous throb of sym
athy circulate more freely and ~forCioly in
our theatre, than when he PLAYED Gustavus
Vasa.-hlay / not add that Mr.. i. is a ma
tive OF America, and that a large and amia-
bic family is dependent on MS exertions
and that Independently of thesc, his hand is
" open as day T. NJ ring C %arity," as in the
case of Mrs. e.-Surei ,hese are claims
which a Richm d audience will not suffer
to be overlooked.
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and the giilcd cpaulctte. Their morals
would become depraved. Love II id!eness
and extravaganza, u neglect OF the dai. par
SUITS OF 1n1non tic, woaid take place.
The dcs:re. sould again prevail, of actiu;-
ring large fortunes by the aid Of invcn-
ton, at tn expense OF the war-worn SOL
der, whose fruits wou;d be taken away for
a mere solg, as they had been az the
close of the revolution. Cupidity would
be introduced and pcrvadc the pab;,c
mind.
l haveFmaic these remarks, Nir. Speaker,
to repcl the declarations OF gentlemen, t',at
to vote for this resolution would pied &c me 10
embark in war. II war is necessary, 1 VIII
not shrink from it, big rs it is with calamity
and ruin. 1t will be the duty of government
to obviatc some of it's evils. am in hopes
too. sir, that l may have been SO fortunate as
TO Check the intemperance OF the you'll, of
my country (; they Will excuse me. | trust
we may not be led away by the ardor, of
youth orof old age. l shall vote for,hc increase
OF the regular force, to go hand in hand with
nay government, even in Il war. if necessary
and just. have not made this speech TO
prove that / am against war.
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CANALNAVIGATION.

ne Locks and Canals from Coneerd.,
New-iiampshire to Boston, new being near
~ complete, we have been informed thar.
the Agent ior the Middiesex Canal has con-
%tracteo for a STEAMBOAT upon a plan
peculiar to canal navigation. 1t is %contcr-
plated that this boat Will propei, BY the low-
er OF steam, four other beats of forty tons
each, at. the raie Of eight miles an hours.
The boat will probably be in readiness to
ply the Meriniac the ensuing spring. Such
a project cannot fail to be Of great inpor-
lance to this town and the Circurnjacent
ccuntry.-.N. III. Patriot.
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. AND and NEGROES. ron SgLE-pnr.r

Z AND and NEGROES. ron S.9LE-Pursu-
as ant toa Decree of the county conrt OF Louisa,
WIN DC sold to the highest bidder, OH a credit OF ~
months, at the late dwelling house Of Robert Harris.
dec. on the 18th day of January next, the tract of
Land OF which Robert Harris died seized, containing
zlo acres, adjoining the lands OF JOIN, Barrett, VIM,
NICHOLS and others. At The same tim, aud ,i,ca
VIII be sold on the same terms, six lkel, Virginia
born Slaves, consisting Of men, women and children.
Bond with approved security will he required of the
purcashcrs, by III COMMJSSIONE r.
December 81. ysaw,
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a DNERT1SEMENT-The subscriber bovins.
commenced business in the CUNNINGHAM Lins
III the City OF Richmond, hopes by strict attention. 70
merit a share OF the patronage of his friends. lis
Office Is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
bcc. IT
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have ap- oins6d Maj. john Coffee Of Rp-
eaertord County MY second aid ia the room.
oil Col. Purdy resigned, ::and I'll officers are
commanded and required to obey him as
suchs
Health and respect,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Maj. Gen. I'd division Tennessee:
Nov. &c, l2fl.
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CO.MNN. Y

.Iarried, on Saturday evening, the I4th instant, by
the Rev'd. Robert b.. Semple, Mr.. Robert Ruin Of
North-Carolina, 20 Miss DoXy Hostins, youngest
daughter of Col. John Ifoskins of King & Queen
county.
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~ iic gentleman, who exchanged his FIR
ahothcrs at the new Methodist Meeting U.ols,. M
ouaoay the 9Th instant, Will please apply ut this on:
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NEGROES FOR sALB.-Be,v..n d.

~ EGROES O SALB-Be,w.en ,h;,,,
- ' forty, ior Cash, as agent for the Execut,ix of
Patrick IL. Adams, 1 shall proceed TO sell Cw,tba
View 10 maze a hnal settlement of that es,ate) al. the
Women aud Children. They will be set ~ in FAM
hes ana will be sold for what they will bring. and
must be paid iorin gold, silver or Virginia banx sno,as
In tnirts minutes alter beng struck off, or they viii
he re-sol4 Ter Tie benefit oil the last purchaser.
" The sale vii. commence at n o'clock' Ut Ss-
turday, the l4th day of December. at tLc ri nrt -.
the road near Bacon's Castle.
Surry, Dee. 3.
Ur The above sale is bostt,red %, ,,ou f.s.
're9rheT, till the 2S,h OF this month. "E
IA. o #, r. HI
tbs
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sSOR RENT, the HOUSES and G.4Rs
n DEN ut HIGH MEADOW, in .wo
and an half miles Of richmond, on the road leading
to Williamsburg. They are tolcrabIy well calculated
Ior p"oIc entertainments, and have been used rs q
place OF resort for company from Richmond in M,
summer season-but will very well admit of private
residence; being $50 yards from the road. The ST.
tnatIon IS healthy and aSreeab,e-a good DWELLING
House, a pleasure house, an ice house, &c. &c.-Ve
getabies might be raised in abundance fer market.
Possession may be had Immediately.
John CKENSiIANV.
De-. 81. wav
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COMMUNICATION

Mr.. Il. Blackburn has, we hear, lately been ap-
pointed Professor of Mathematics in Soulh-C CAROLINA
College, ami accepted that appointment. We cannot
iorbear reSrctting the loss OF his abilities and zeal to
the youth OF our state. We should wish TO retain a.
mong us, by adequate and liberal encouragement e.
very man OF real requirements and undoubLed use
iulness and S ch a man, We understand Mr.. 3. TO
have proved h mself.
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w - De hiRED, to the highest bidder,
the first day OF January next, (f fair, otherwise H..
next fair day about TWENTY LIRELYsNens
1noEo' belonging to the estate OF VIM. ID. Clai.
ana ten or twelve Young Men and BOYS. No oIis"s
ton VIII be made to their going to the Coal Pts
he negroes are to be returned we'll cloatbed. ann,
eaeh 10 have a good blanket and Hat. At the same
.lne ana place viii be sold, all the Fodder Oh the es.,
tat, OF the said VIM. u. Claiborne, dec'd.0 csnea
On the day Of sale, by A"o""
i. BURWELL BASSETT)
THOMAS TAYLOR, ~
Dec. 81. eeCa
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ATTlLL. be sold, at Pu5ic Auction. on
W the premises, on tuesday next. for
Whatever may be offered for it, the Duteh.roofed
no Sc on ohockCe.iiN, opposite to Mr.. John War,
den's, and row occupied w Mrs. Ee.son--
Eighteen hundred dollars Of ihc purchase n,oncy to
DC PAID on the list day og january che balance NAV
be paid at any time widlin five years, the purcbaset
giving satisfactory security and payias legal interest
thereon half yearly.
De-. 81. 81,
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EbI virtue Of a Deed Of Trus. cxecu ed
- to me b. She"icy Egsle,tcn, Of the
county OF i meha, for the purp 80 OF secufin. y ,ebt
therein rseited to be due 10 Nii;nm Archer 81 Powr
%hstsn, will be sold for cash. IT AucGa eorrt-,oo.e on
saturday, thc 14ti Of Jan,ary, two sneerors. ca,led
kay and ls5eil, t''c property Of the sid Eggiesa
ton.
Dec. u. 80
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed of ust from DAN1EL
MsCAR1Y, and MARGARETTA MATILDA
sNowDEN, his wife, to us the subscribers,
viii be exposed to public sale, on SATUR.
DAY, the llth day of January, 1879, at
the Coffee House, in Alexandrla--
A TRACE GLAND on the river Po-
N tomac, lying in Loudoun county, state
of Virginia, known as M.Carty's Island, and
Sugar Lard Tract, or so much thereon as VIII
be sufficient to pay the sum recorded'in SAID
coed
|, This property lies about 20 miles above
George own, and the city of Washington,
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing 800 acres, is known by its productions TO
be the most valuable and desirable land In ell
Their the states Of Marylan or Virginia, with
proper cultivation may be made to produce
100 bushels OF corn per acre. A great pro-
portion OF this tract is heavily tlmbered, from
which all inexhaustable quantity OF ship TIM
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken. The pro-
perty will be shewn en- application to Mr..
John w. Bronaugh, in George own
The terms of sale are--One third cash on
n e day of sale, the balance in three equal
payments of three, six and nine months, oil
Gearing interest from the day of sale, with
two approved endorsers residing IN the dis
trict of Columbia land is TO remain
bound and be re-sold at ten days notice, on
default Of payment, for SO much ready mo-
new as msy be sufficient to raise the balance
then due, and the residue on credit 20 meet
the future iirstalment or instalments tn
proceeds of which resale is to be in like man
ner secured, and this operation OF resale IS to
be made. as often as such successive default
shall require conforming each to the terms
prescribed for the first
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, jun.
October Jaws
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDiCIN ES

Prepared with the gseatest care attention
BY MICHlAL EE & Co.
Lees Worn destroying Lounges.
This medicine is superior to any ever Oh
tered to the public, being innocent and miio'
certaia and efficaci,>us in its operations
Lees Ekrfr,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, OF
,sthmas & particularly the whooping coug
so destructive to children
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So we'll known for the cure of Rheuma-
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, &c.
Lees grand ,estorative,
Proved by long experience to be unequal
led in the cure of nervous disorders con-
.umptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees .6nh-5iHous Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious ant
malignant fevers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the hch,
Which is warranted an ih!alli5le remedy
at one application.
Lees infaLi5ke Asue e Fever Drofs, Z.
For the cure of agues, remittent aAd inter-
mittenr fevers.
Lees Genuine Persian Lohon,
Celebrated for the cure OF ringworms, tet-
ters, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy for all diseases in the
eys,
w hich give immediate relief.
Lees 2ooth~,4ehe Dr6ts,
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Dulaask Lin Salre.
Lees Restorative POWDER,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees Anodyne EGrir,
For the cure of every kind of headache.
Tie Indian Vegetable Specific,
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprie-
tor, No. 90, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
r GRAY, bookseller, King-street, and
", KINGSTON, Fairfax-street Aiexan-
dris.,
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount will
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counlerIeits, observe each artl-
Gle has, on the outside wrapper, the sigma
tute of MICH AEL LEE anu oo'
N. Is At the places of sale may be had
frra,isl pamphlets containing recent and ex-
traordinary cases of cures whose length pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 20. law
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Heel Shoes and Fancy SOAPS.
Just received from Neqv- York,

Just received from Weqv- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety OF Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, in
boxes of dozen each, assorted, some Of
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
IN STORE,
100 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in Bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes Every low priced
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by 10, 8 by 10 and by 9 English and A
merican Window Glass, by the box.
~ Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and on 4
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November /. eo3tlaw
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ROBERT GRAY,


has lately received, for sale, the following
MUSIC for the PLAhO FORTE.
GRAND RONDO--by Voight.
/, Military observation-disclosures.
Easy I,essons-Reinagle.
Favorite Duett-Gildon.
lie Retour de Naples, =
Rondo, with flute accompani- SHoffiand.
ments,
Six Rondos-Nicolia.
Serenade, Walce ct Rondo-Cildon.
Savoyard, Rondo--Gidon.
lie Sansonet AHranchi, C;,don
Romance and Rondo, uo"'
Military Rondo-fiolst.
Favorite Lesson--Steibelt.
Gipsay Rondo--Holst.
Les Plaisirs de L 'Esperance-Gildon.
La File RECOMMENDATION.
The Maid Of Martivale, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stephenson.
Viotti's Pollacca, arranged for the Piano
Forte-Dusek.
Italian nominations.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos.
| and e-TheSacred Companion tor the Ger
man Fiute-a selection of Psalm and Hymn
Tunes adapted to that instrument
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortcs, Guitars, French Horns,
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Violins,
sc.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges & Screws.
Instructions for learning to play on each
instrument.
May 81.
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ROGERS's
Vegetable PuImonse Detergent,
FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIoNS AND
ACTLIMAS -

'VSgetGble fuImo''sc1 DetefSefss'
FOR COUGHS, CoNsUMPTIoNS AND
ASTHMAS.
The most obstinate Coughs yield to it.
rHE prepostero1s composition ofinaam
matory drugs; the disappointment
repeatedly experienced in my practice, from
remedies, highly recommended, added to
nv own predisposition to Pumonic Com
plants, were powerful inducements with me
to consider, whether a compound, consist
ing of We getable substances, could not be In
vented, more free from the we'll iouHded OBJ
iections of practitioners, and better caicuiat-
ed to avert the threatening destruction OF the
Lungs.
now offer to the public, the result OF 20
years experience, on this subject No ex-
pense or trcoble has been spared In tins COM
position. That no medicine, for consump-
tive aid asthmatic complaints, has been so
succe, sful as my VEGETABLE PULMO-
NC DETERGENT, would i'll become me
to mention in this address.
But the attestations of persons, of the
HIGHEST Responsibility, OF its efficacy, which
will be shewn to any person: if the great
and INCREASING demand for it may be called
proof, it is proved.
Prepared by myself, at my Dispensaly'
Northampton, Ms.
George Rogers.
October %. ,lawot.'
rp The above Medicine is sold by RICH
ARD Fl. LITTLE, Druggist, Fairfax-street A
leXaDdria.
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R. I. Taylor,
ALEXANDRA

October %.
NJ A small adjoining TR ACT, contain
ing twelve acres, on which hanosohe
DWELLING HOUSE has been began 10
be erected, with WELL OF excellent watef'
may be had on very accommodating terms.
2aw
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O. Cash Sale of Land.

By virtue of a decree of the County oourl o
Prince William, rendered in su't taefe-
in depeudinq between Ludwee zee, exe,
cutor of Thomas Lee, sen. deceased ana
Bushrod Washington, tiatnf!f'-agslhs.
John Cbesley's representatives as'e"a-
ants-wiil he exposed to saie, tor cash. al
public auction, on the prsp'ses' Oh 'he
ia,h day of December, 1915 y
A Tract of Land, containing
six hundred acres, lying on Cedar Rum In
Prince William County and lately the resi-
donoe of John CAeslcy, Esq deceased MS
land is situated in genteel, Populous', and
wealthy neiehborhood, about IA miles from
Dnmfries and SIS from Alexandria. he
improvements on it are spacious dsVciling
house not quite inished, anil good Offices ana
farm houses. The land is very we'll situated
Tor farming and contains large portion OF
nrime meadow land The sale VAL certain
" take place on that day without reserve
The ComnaaBl0aers.
Move mher ell. Gus
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NJ The Editor of the Republican Farm
err. at Staunton, and Winchester Gazette,
at Winchester, are requested to insert the
above three times, and forward their accounts
to this office for payment.
October IL 60
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Valuable IMPROVED Land for Sale.

A TRACT of LAND containing about
N two hundred and sixty acres situated
onthe shore of the Potomac River, snor;
distance below Alexandria: to the SAID lana
IS attached Fishery, with handsome I'M
proyenents for carrying it on to large eA
tent The fences are in excellent order
large proportion being post and rail, and all
most new.-There is a convenient DWELL
lNG-HOUSE in goud repair, and an excel
lent large KITCHEN: part OF the lana IS
we'll taken in clover, ana the whole perfectly
ADAPTED to the Loudon husbandry.--Fo FOR par
ticulars apply to