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NO T E.

THOSE who have given In and prove d
their accounts against the estate of GsoR CT
SLAcuM, deceased, will please call for pa!
ment On
]. H. Slacum, Admir-.
July Q DIR
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No. l45 Cherry Street, New York.
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N 0 T 1 c. E.

n q L G. e..
IN consequence of the unparalleled &c.
straction Of Window Glass in Alexandria y
the late awful hail storm, think proper to
inform those inhabitants who have suffered
by this visitation Of Providence, that ] viii
glaze by 10 and furnish Class and Putty at
ten pence halfpenny per pane, and all other
sizes as reasonable as can
Just reeeiDed good supply Of WINDOW
Glass, IN bo1es -
10 by 8, II by 9, y by 10, - by 9,
IA by 10, Is by II, Is by IL, is by -,
IL IL BY IA, - by Is, 80 by IA, % by
q, with a number Of variou. sizes, which
will dispose Of at a reduced price.
Daniel Mcleod.
June l3. d
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|. B. Nickolls, Sec'y.

July s. COT
- AIR. Green, at Fredericksburg, and
MIR. Davis, at Richmond. are requested to
pabiis;, the above in their respective papers
three tizes-
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S. AND d. REED,
Haze Just rsceavsd and for Sale.
do. 60. TrimMings.
ON HAND,
A general assortment Shoes and Hats.
ALSO,
A quantity of Domestic Cloth.
July 5 eosw
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c.,,seate Of Mfr. lillian Devenney,

Cert seate If Mr.. William Depenney'
During thu last nine years. J have been In
.he b.hit of using Hahn's Anti-bllious fiils,
prepared BY the late Mr.. Lee, whenever colds
- ..bas or costiyeness have rendered me
d;rine necessary in these cases single
do.e has uniformly removed my head-adhe'
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom ola cold, if taken on
its 6rst appearance. Induced by the oeneht
received, have for years past recommends
ed tlrem to many of my friends, and 1 nave
the pleasure to inform you' they nave in'alla-
bIy succeeded In removing the above CON-
r,.,n,s Yours, &c-
VIM. Deyenney,
No. l45 Cherry Street, New York.
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FOR SALE.

On the first day of July next, VIII DC oneis1
f,r saie, at the Coffee House, at IL eioeh'
If no, sold at private sale before that Gay
A three story Brick House
and Lot, eorner of Prince and st. Asaph.
-,r.et-a Lot of Ground with two s1osy
Ersme House and Stable, 90 feet on wash
;nq,on, ga feet 10 inches on Duke, anu -
feet on Columbus.street to ten feet aney
from Washington to Columbus-street. Len
ner cent of the purchase money to be paia
in ninety days, the balance IN two anu 'nfee
years.
Eleven Lois, two miles from Alexandra,
m the Colchester road, containing from 70
IL acres. Ten per cent to be paid In cash.
the balance in one and two years fuf.nef
particulars will be made known at the u"'e
of sale or on application to the SUBSCRIBERS
who will sheW the premises.
John Korn,
Jacob Wisemlller.
June7. COW
t. The Sale of the above
Property is postponed until
Monday the 22d of July next.
Public Sale.
Pursuant to a deed of trust from JAMES
BRANDON and ELIZABETH his wife, dated
the slst February, 1905, for the purpose
thereby intended, will be sold, on the pre-
misses. TO the highest bidder, tor cash. On
the 9th day of August next
A Lot of Ground, fronting
% feet inches on the east side OF Water
street, and $50 fee, deep situated between
Duke s Prince streets, in the town OF Alex
andria; whereon is erected heat and eonTe-
nient frame dwelling house
Thomas Vowel, Trustee.
May Is. ia"S'
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Marine Insurance Company
of Alexandra.

.Aerandria. July s, 1871.
THE Stockholders in this institution are
hereby informed, that dividend OF seOen fer
oer.t, Tor the last six months, IS this day de-
clar.d, on that part Of the capital stock now
paid PAYABLE to the Stockholders or their
rpal representatives, In ten days from this
date.-By order.
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Dy HsHiltoa's Grand RsfOrc.ivs.

WA;ch the inventor confidently recon-
v,enas as an invaluable medicine LOT 'isS
snsedv relief and permanent cure OF Earaon.
-nmnl.:a,s sa:ch rsspi, from 6isNPatec
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22

ID OBERT GREENHOW, informs his friends
IL and Couotrymen, that he has opened a
well assorted HARDWARE STORE, in this
city, nearly opposite the Eagle.Tavern, at the
sign of the
u GOLDEN PADDOCK.
The articles were purchased with cash, and will
be disposed of at II small advance on their prime
cost
He transacts business on COMMISSION, and
will receive consgnments, Of whatever may be
entrusted to his disposition.
His brick Fire Proof WAREHOUSE, near
the Basin, is in order to receive what may be
consigned him.
He offers for Sale or Rent, a newly erected,
very commodious brick dwelling House, &C. 81 :.
tuate on an acre of ground, welt enclosed, con-
6guous to NJ. Thomas Wilson'S tenement, on
Shockr Hill and in the immediate vicinity ii
those whose society is 10 be priced.
He likewise offers for sale, on very moderate
terms, six eiigibly situated TENEMENTS. on
the Main-strcet. chiefly, of the City of Williams.
burg, which will be shewn, to those DESTROYS Of
purchasing, by Mr. Roscow Cole, Merchant
He entreats all those in arrears to him, to
make immediate settlements of their respective
debts, rather than incur the expence of having
them collected by an attorney.
January II 2m
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MONDAY, Jan. ID.

TT, MONDAY, JAM H.
ne Speaker laid before the House the
following reports and communications =
viz
report from the Secretary of State. on
the subject OF Patents obtained and models
looged u ms ofhce, with specification of the
use of each. Wv
a repor' from the Navy Department on
the subject OF clerks.
report from the Secretary of the NAVY
o ~ .he SUBJECT OF the Navy pension fund-
Referred to the committee on the Naval iso
adjustment.
"A report from the Secretary of War nj
the Contra acts made by him and the P.rvevor
OF public supplies, in 1910.
communication from the Secretary Of
the lreasurr, stating the amount # sums
Paiu 10 Consuls forming fund for the relief
of disabled seamen.
MT. ofyoeH presented another memorial
IN continuation of those formerly presented
oy hIm, favorable to the renewal of the II
D Bank Charter Referred to the comm,t
zee OF the whole, having that under conside.
ration. ''u|
lie also presented the petition of Paul Beck
anu ocnerS' OF Phi;adelphia, praying for the
imposition OF duties on Shot imported into this
" o.-Reierred to the committee of Com
''N'NS h'' NhdnNldCLuEGS.
COMPLETING THE CAPITOL
Mr. Macon submitted the following resou
ton:
Resolved. That the President of tbe n
ofdfes be requested ~ cause TO be- laid be
forethi House an estimate of the sum mr..
ceSSary 10 finish tie Cah,toi; desienatiue
7ohdt may be necessary to fntsh each 7ying
and the main 6niidine, and 4uhof RIM,
may be required 10 finish tie Syhole build
ing.
Mr.. Rhea moved to strike out so much o.
the resolution as would confne il to ar
enquiry into the necessary repairs of IN,
north and south wings and the expences Of
them.
MIR. Lewis expressed his surpr-. re that q.
ny objection should be made to receiving IN
formation, whatever disposition there might
be to act ON it. The resolution went to Ar
object. which in the opiuion of MIR. l.. orch,
long ago TO have attracted the atteutio0 n
Congres' aud he was happy to see il now
taken up
MIR. Macon said, he wished to have a
whole view OF the subject. and not to 20 on
for ever, by little and little, to vote great a
mount OF money without aving any estimate
lie said, they had better look at the suffice,
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HlGH MEADOW, FOR SALE.-The sub

II fGH MEADOW, FOR SALE-The sub.
Il scriber being determined to remove to the
Western Country, offers for sale, that very valua
bic FARM, upon which he at present resides.
king within two miles of the city of Richmond,
and containing, by late survey, 1876 acres
The buildings consist in good and comforta-
Ole Dwelling-House, sufficiently large for the
convenient accommodation of family, having a
aDe dry cellar, Kitchen and Laundry; an ex.
eeilent smoke-house, Dairy, Store House, Barn,
Stable, &c. &C. with garden handsomely lad
OFT, containing between two and three acres of
land, very rich, and in fine order for gardening.
There is woll of fine water, and an ice-house.
which has never failed to keep ice--upwards of
200 trees OF choice apples, about ten acres of
prime Meadow Land, from which considerable
seveaue has flowed yearly, and is capable of be
ing rendered far more profitable. The farm is
under good foreclosures, and in excellent order for
cultivation. The beauty and salubrity of this g;
tnstion is excelied by none, and qualed but bv
Dew.
The terms will be easy and accommodating &
may be known by applying 10 Mr.. George Green
b" at Richmond, or the subscriber on the pre-.
misses
SAMUEL HILL.
Jan. 10. wAw
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Mr.. Pinkneg e. Nh. Smith.
LONDON Nov. S. 1910

SIR, '''' D LOW
nave presented second note, of which
copy is enclosed, to Lord Wellesley. on
TUG suoJect OF the orders in council under an
llnP'essioh' mat the state of the kings health
Vor winch beg to refer you to the paper
re"'th transmitted) did not render It I'M
proper and that if it was not Improper OF.
nav account, 1t was indispensable on every
other oNi'
he day had gone by when the Berlin and
iIan uecrees were to cease to operate, ac
corning TO the communication made by the
government of France to the American m.
n's'er at Paris and published i'm the official
lJour"al OF that governmen and yet no step
whatever had been taken, or apparently
tnouSht 81, towards the revocation = the Bti-
usn orders. L had received no explanation
OF Tue reasons OF this backwardness. and no
such assurance, looking to the future. as could
Justify an opinion, that it would not continue
Lord Vellesley's letter of the 3Is, of An
gust, which / had left unanswered ,iil atter
tne hrst OF November. that might stand nm
ne strongest possible ground when did AN
s"er IL, made no profession of being a pre-
sent measure, and (though from obvious mo
IVES nave NOT so represented it in my note
10 MIN oil the Sd inst,l was vague and eoni
vocal as prospective pledge. / de6ned
hothin8, and was so tar from warra1ting q
| ny specihc expectation, that it seemed ra-
tner 10 take away the very little of preci-
SION which belonged to former Declarations
on the same point. 1t was highly important
TO the commerce of tie United States. that
TINS ambiguity should be cleared away. with
all practicable expedition, and tilt could M,
be removed, that no presumption should he
afforded OF a disposition OH the part of he
United States to acquiesce in it NV note ~
Lord wellesley was written and delivered
upon these Inducements
in the kings actual situation. the ordArs
IN Council can scarcely be form 1llv recalled
even II the cabinet are so inclined =: bnt Il
does not follow that something NAV not Is.
done, Chough have no reason 70 think bat
any thing will be done } which ma, he pro
duclive OF immediate advantage. and a. anv
rate prepare tue way for the desired re
peal.
have the honor to be, with great cc,si
Iteration, sir, your most obedient, humble
servant,
(Signed) WIN. PLNKNEY.
Hon. Robert Smith, Sc
crefary IF Suite.
| p ;. This letter is written in great haste
that may send tito Liverpool 6t THE even
ins's mail
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Jan. 10.

I'm the 18th of Fe ,ruary, 1911, Wal. ~ sy.d
~ publicly, to the highest bidder, at Farm
ham Church. i'll Richmond county. in pursuance
OF deed oftrust, dated 2lst of Ian 1909, made
by Thomas Sydnor to us, as trustees for Iobu
w Tomlin, administr. Of Walker Tomlin, deed
co satisfy certain clans specified in said decd
several valuable lots adjoining said church, con
eaning about thirty six acres well improved; al.
so tour negro men 1.-TWO of whom are valuable
blacksmiths) two hsrses, twenty eight head Of
cattle Il large stock Of hogs payments for the
lofts and n-groes one half cash, and the balance
IN SIX months, with such security as will then be
required, carrying interest from the sale and
for the horses, cattle and hogs, in six months.
With bond and approved security, bearing inter.
est from the date. Any two, or three of ms will
act as trustees.
VINCENT BRANHAM,
BARTHOLOMEW mccarthy
GEORGE SAUNDERS,
John NJ. VERIFY.
Eee. %. vsv
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GDollle6ttr.
WAsHINcroN, January IS.


1t will be seen, by the documents accom-
PanyIng the message of The President IN G n:
grtsS, read yesterday IN the House ~ Re-
representatives., that no step had been tsker
by Great Britain on the 5th of November..
(three days after the oper alton of the r. vo-
cation by France of her decrees) iowa, Il. +,
revocation OF her orders IN council nor any
movement indicative of determination n,
revoke them. The period rapidly apprca, h.
es when according 10 the proclamatio, ne
the PRESIDENT, connected with the act cf1o-
May, 1910, the non-intercourse bett0ee,, H.
Onted ates and Great Britain will he re
newed' Looking to this event, we under
stand that bill is before the commitfee of
foreign relations, and will be repor 81 ner
maps THIS day, f carrying the Lr vision, ne
the act OF May last more compi, telv into
effect. ''-"
The bill introduced by Mr.. Pope. autho.
'isinB subscripti n on the part OF he Uni :
ed states 10 the STOCK Of the Ohio Canal
CONTRARY, has passed he Senate
The oil introduced by Mr. Horsev. au,hoA
ris'nS the sale and gran; OF certain quan.,
NY OF pubic land to the Chesapeake an,
Delaware Canal Company, has also ~ - "a
the Senae. .'ed
he House of Represent tives " .,.rdy.x
resumed the Consideration of the Bin for
adn ission of the territory of OtIcans ;,,' e
"i". was opposed ~ MIR. =, H.
coun the underlined ext, n w,Aw..
sss 'frr'.1rT praRosee - b. -tsssss ssss -
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4 Mr.. Wright wished that the gentleman
should now be permitted to pursue hi
lspeech.
The Sneaker however having decided Mr.
Vmncey's observations to be on, of order
| Mr.. Quincy appealed from his decision
and required the Yeas and Nays on the ap
peal.
Mr.. BurweN said that the members of the
House were responsible. not to the House. but
to the people, Fl T the arguments they used N
debate that h. rules of the Huu onI, APP
Piled TO he order and facility of public bu-
siness, and not to the sentiments expressed
IN debate. Mr.. b. said he was far from inn
plying an appreciation of the gentleman
sentiments ; but he thought they were a mat =
ter altogether between himself and his con-
stituents.
Mr.. Gold quoted Jefferson's Manuel to
snew that whatever was said in debate OF a
olsorceriy nature should not be noticed un-
I'll the Person u>ing such words had gone
through with his remarks.
Mr.. Pitkin Mr.. Smelly, Mr.. Rhea, and Sc
verai others rose to speak but the Speak
er read tbs rule which precludes deba on an
appeal from the Speakers decision.
ne question was stated thus: =" Is the de-
cislon OF the Speaker correct ?" And decided
as follows:
| ). III,
Anderson, Bard, Barry. Boyd, Brown, Cal
houn, Clay. Cochran, Crawford, Cuts,
Dawson. Desha, Findley, Cannot, Gardner.
Hotiand. Hutty, Johnson, Jones, kenna, X n
nedy, Love, Lyle, NJ Kim, Mckinley, Mont
gomery, Mr.. Moore. Morrow. Newbold, Nj
Choison, kea of Pen. Rhea OF Fen. Richards
n'"soid' Roane. Sage, Summons, Scudder,
oeaVer. Shaw, Smet, Smile, G. Smith.
Southard, Thompson; Turner, Weskley,
Wtehlll. Winn Wi herspoon, Wright-53.
NAfs-MessrS. Allen. Bacon, Bassett, Bibb,
bigeiow, Blaisdell, Burwell, Butler C ampbeil,
J. u chamberlain, w. Chamberlin, Cham
Pion' Chittenden. Davenport, Emott, Fisk.
rranknn, Garland. Goldsboro', Goodwin,
Gold, Hale Haven, Hubbard, Huntington
jackson, jenkins, Key ,Knickerbackel L. wis,
Livingston, Macon, Matthews, M.Ket, Mil
nor, M 'tchel, Moseey, Newton, Pearson,
rickman' Pitkin, Potter, Sawyer, Seybert.
SheHey' .. Smith, Stanford, Stephenson,
SIurges, Swoope, Tallmadge, Tracy, rronp,
van Dyke. Van Rensselaer, Wheaton-56
90 me decision Of the Sneaker qvas re-
Versed Hr Quincy'a o6serUanons qyere
aeclaTed 10 he IN order and he proceed
| ed
Mr. Quincy spoke near an hour and half
longer :
When he concluded,
Mr' Garland said he had report TO
make, from the committee of enrolled hills
OF a confidential nature.
| n n, motion was made to adjourn, and lost.
Inc Dill was ordered to lie on the table. &
strangers were excluded for few minutes.
RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN
When we were again admitted.
| he following message, received in the
course OF the day, was read
| To he Ce,,o,o
ives ofthe Tinted neH'eSeHfa-
itransmit to Congress copies of a letter.
from the Minister Plenipotentiary of the u
otates.at London, to the Secretary Of state
ana OF another, from the same, 10 the B,i
osh Secretary for Foreign Aft irs.
JAMES MADISON.
January 18th, 1911.
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I'm pursuance of a deed of trust executed to
i me by John Hobson, of Henrico county 10
secure the payment of a debt therein mentioned
to William Young Of said couHty, shall, on the
second day of next month, sell at public auction,
fof - ,tiy money, before the door OF the Bell Tia.
vern in the City of Richmond, three NEGRO
SLAVES, named Essex. James and Anthony
Conveyed by said deed, SO many of them as
will be necessary to raise the sum and interes,
secured by said deed Of trust and the expences
attending the execution thereof
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD.
January II. 2awt2F
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NEGROES FOR SALE, for ready money
/ y viii certainly be sold, in the town of Ur.
Donna, before the door of Mr.. c. Ovens, on
Monday, the 28th of this month, if fair, if not
s!'e next fair day, len twelve very likely and
well disposed Negroes they consist of young
men, under twenty-five years of age, lads and =
woman and four children, the latter is an excel
lent seamstress.
PETER WHIT
Adm'r. &c. of Charles Curtis, decd.
Jan IL. 3lg
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G JACOBS has removed to the south side OF
NJ Cary street, near the basin, has now land
ing, and for sale
1000 Sacks SALT,
10000 lbs. COFFEE,
On terms very accommodating to purchasers
Cash given for Tobacco and Flour
gan, 8. r. IF
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

-. ;, SATURDAY. Jan. 10, 1911.
Inc douse sat with closed doors this
day, from eleven o'clock, the usual hour
OF meeting, till near nine O'Clock, when the
doors were opened and the House adjourn :
During this days sitting, message of a
CONFIDENTIAL nature %aa received ON the
senate, by Messrs. Clay and Pickering, two
OF the members of that BODY.
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~ P16lished By Thomas Richie, nearly oe-
PORTE the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Vireinia.
OF CONDITIONS: --Five doLa,s a year, TO
Be paid annually in Advance. Those Spho wish to
be considered annual Subscribers, must hereafter
Designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sieir papers will be discontinued at the expiration
of tie 6yet vs,r
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CODA & ROCHELLE WATERS in Bot
~ ties, for sale at ID. ]. Burr's-by
JOHN II. SHORTT
January 10. w3w
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Gongreee.
IN SENATE.

SATURDAY, January IL.
report wasread from the Sec. of War.
GomPrehending contracts made by him and
the furveyor of public supplies
The bill " authorising the sale and grant
OF certain quantity of public land to the
chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company"
was read third time and passed
The bill au horising subscription on the
part OF the United States To the stock of the
Ohio Canal Company. was passed third
time.
The bill making further provision for
the corps OF engineers. was read a third
time ard referred to Messrs. Smith, MAR
y'and) Brent, Gilman, Bradley, and Craw-
ford
he bill for the relief ofthe heirs of the
late origadier general Anthony Wayne
was read third time and passed unanimous
ly.
Alter the consideration of Executive and
CONFIDENTIAL business the Senate adjourned
till Monday.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
n ND FOR SALE, at the different BOOK
II STORES, in this City, Price 25 Gents
A DISCOURSE ON DUELLING.
81 TIE REV'D. Mr.. LOW
January IL. 3tT
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MoNDAy Tan ID

~, MONDAY, Jan. Ia.
The bill to incorporate the bank of Poto-
mac the bill to incorporate the subscribers
10 the farmers bank OF Alexandria. and the
OH TO incorporate the bank of Washington.
severaiiy passed to third reading.
n message was received from the Presi-
dent OF the u. States, accompanied bv a
report OF the surveyor of public build ngs.--
ALSO. one OF the subject of the contingent
fund for 1910.
On motion of Mr.. Crawford,
RESOLVED, That he letter from the .Secre-
fary 81 the Treasury tranSnutfinp a stair
mem o. CLAIMS ALLOWED at the Treasury De-.
rarfment and MS rehort hrehared aereea-
oty % resolution of fhe Senate, .Rau |.
1910, on claims barred tn The Limitations
here'o/ore established, be referred TO q select
committee.
Referred TO Messrs. Crawford. Goodrich
Bradley, Condit and Franklin.
On metio, of Mr. Worfhinpton
Nesoi'ed, mat committee be athoinfed
20 enquire y any, and if any. qpiat further
F,op.stonS or alterations are necessary for
me dtshosthion ofthe ku6Hc lancs of tie u.
D. ana thar they haze ieave to rst,ort 6v BIZ
or ofherSDise
Referred to Messrs. Worthington. Pope &
n report was read from the Secretary of
war. relative to the clerks in his depart
ment. =
ne bill respecting the Cumberland road
IN ONO. was passed with amendments to a
third reading. ~ :"
Alter the consideration of confidential bu-
sihess the Senate adjourned
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(Signed)

(Signed)
VIM. PINKNEy
ne message and documents wers refe---'
red to the committee of Fore o Ri, go
and the Hou se adjourned at q o'clock.
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81 TIE REV'D. MR.. LOW.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-12
FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, for SIS acres Of land:
"a lying in the county Of Fairfax, and be-
ing part Of tho tractof land called : Kavsns
syorsh,'' the annual rent of which g tlity col
lars. Ii is about nine miles from Alcxandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
it, There is OH said farm very coilycnlen.
dwelling and farm houses, and good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres ln-c'svef,
copal to any in the neighborhood, ABOUT the
same quantity of timothy meadow OF excel
lent quality, andas much more unlmp'oycd.
This farm is divided into five lots, and the
fencing in tolernble repair If 1t is not dis
pssed Of by the first Of October, ! VIII lease
i for lives. II is SO situated as to make two
tsncmcnts. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing or the premises
.Ioieph Powell.
July 81. Zta"ti