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oee" ieCeNed at that place, IN consequence e
OF which provisions of every kind had ad.
vanced in price 25 per cent-But few sales,
however, could be effected, the SPECTATORS
preterring to wait for the arrival of further
information.
Swarms of English Picaroons were CONT
nually intesting the Island-Tbe following
Anecdote is said to be characteristic of their
rapacity. schooner belonging to a mer-
chant IN st. Bartholomew sailed for St.
Eustatia. On her passage she was boarded
by one OF these picaroons, who finding no
plumber on board, (she being in balast) de-
vfsed plan for securing possession of the
schooner, which could not be done but by
fraud. 10 this end they took out the ne
groes who were employed to navigate the
schr, and put them to the torture to make
them Confess that the schr. was at some
former period employed in smuggling SUI
.Safs from Guadaloupe, The instrument
made use of to eXtort this confession, is
quantity styled, =" a hair Of barbados nit
EeHs that is, the torture is inflicted by
placing stick between each of the fin
gers which are close drawn by cords
This had the desired effect the negroes
confessed what they knew nothing about
the sehr. was sent to St. Thomas, and the
eonscienfious Judge Robinson of Tortola
condemned her upon evidence thus obtain
ed Hcr~M
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u IRGtNIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
nee OF the superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the Cd day of March 1919.
Farquear Mckenzie, Duncan Mex enz:e, Cath
arine Mckenzie, john Chisholm, and William CHS
holm. IItUS
against
Nathaniel Sno,son admir- Of the goods chatteIs
and credits which of john Mckenzie, dec
and Donald Mckenzie, john Mckenzie, William
Mckenzie John Mc'Rac, aId Mary his wife, who
was formerly Mary Mc'Kenzic, and Alexander
Chisholm, Alexander Chisholm, jun. Archibald
Chisholm and Donald Chisholm. UcjiS.
The Defendants Donald Mckenzie, John Me-
Eenzic, VIM. AIkenzic, John AI'Rae & Mary his wife
Chisholm Alex'r. Chisholm, JrArcl,bald CHS
holm aud Donald Chisholm, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the ct
OF Assembly aud the Rules of this Court, and it APP
pcaring by satisfactory evidence, Chat they not
Inhabitants of this countryit is ordered, That the
sad Defendants do appear here the first day of
the next and answer The bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy ofts order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in tic City Of Richmond,
for months successfully and posted at the front
door of thc Capitol in the said City
a copy. Tcste,
WM. w. HENING. c. C.
March e7. wBw
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ARRY Is. GAINES, Respectfully informs h;s
4 friends and the public in general that he has
gotten the Smiths lately employed by MIR Henley
Woodward i'll forging farmers utensils, Sc. These,
added to the two FoTgers he has previously kept i'm
operation, win enable him to do all kinds of Iron
Work, suitable to the OF farmers, with faithful.
ness and dispatch. Carey rouahs Of every necessary
size will be kept constantly on hand.
lie also bcgs leave to inform the public, that hay
Ing increased the number Of his Woodwork men, he
Is resolved to prosecute the Coach-making business
upon an extensive plan. Any employ mcnt in that
hne OF business will be at all times faithfully executed
and thankfully acknowledged.
Tappahannock, Jan. 80. wsm
n. b. Cash will be given, for large quantity Of
Wide Poplar Plank, By H. u. q.
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a suAdNERY s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AEHLdNERY s. NIANTUA- KINC.-aiarv
~ SOutigate, NIiliner s. AIantua- Maker in the,
store lately occupied by Aubin Laorct as Grocery
aud opposite that OF Robert Nelson & Co, E. street.
Richmond, Is thankful for the encouragement whcl,
has been awarded to her exer,ons since she COM
menocd business, and respectfully informs the ladcs
oil Richmond and its vicinity, that she has Just open
cd choice assortment Of Fashionable .,Giiinerr-
and having made arrangements with house at New
YORK tor regular supply oil the same together wtlsl
the prevailing fashions there, she aencciorth holds
herself able to furnish her friends with whatever thew
may want in her line, on the most unexceptionabc
TERMS and to make dresses according to the newest
fashions or such n May be handed her for mits-
ton, in the best manner, and the shortest notice.
JAN III. wifi
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A OVERT. ;:-.,.,:..NT.--v-1- sale, nv PLAN
IA If .ij.N, IN tkr csaat, IF Lancaster, co,-
flaming 500 acres If i.anG. Learfjniiy situcted.-
Co'n'i,aadifS an eSiepsivc cistc otthe ChesGt.,fe
fsh, opst,ys az: yysM .Jo,st-1Ee improvements
eosiSt 81 y7,d tvo story ,fpeiiiny house, a good
ei;ctra, stable and other ovt houses--.i coaside-
rodle par, IF his LaA.! Is JseH coSerea Soifh good
>:iiir OK ;ia',Gcihe so;! is fertile and sseli a.
da':e4 70 tkc cuitwe Of Corp, fhe1 and Ooss----
The purchaser may havr ne bTiciiege Of seeding
sri0H gram ''ie rHsHinp fl!t---Pay,nenfs SoiU Be
'natc rs" and tcsSsssivn ;ioc, thc first Of Janaa-
~, ISIS FS' fiyltes Particulars apply TO the sa5-
scri6ey ApinS on t.ic piemisc-.
RICHARD BERRY.MlN:
LGacos.cr Cowa.Y,
January -, 1919. so1ev1
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SiRGlNIA-At Superior Cont Of Chancery,
v hodenat the Capitol, in the City of Richmond,
the 18th day of February, 1879.
George Whitlock, surviving partner of George
Nhitiock, aud William Forbes, trading unter the
FIRM OF Forbes and Nhitlock, Pits.
.Agdinst
Henry Lee, Robert Stanard, and Edward Hern.
don, the sheriff of Spottsyvana county, hcnry Lee.
Junr, John Murphy, sheriff of Westmorelanl, sue
cessor to Walker Muse who was successor Of George
Garner, late sheriff of Westmoreand to whom tie
estate of John James Ma,ind was committed,
Deis. I
The defendant Henry Lee not having cntered his
appearance and given security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules Of this court, and il %.
pearing to the satisfaction OF the court that he is mt
an nhabitant of this country motion OF the plain
tifts By their counsel, is oriered that The said de-
PENDANT do appear here ON the first day of the mex
term and auswerthe Bill ofsthe Plaintiffs and thai
copy o. this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond, for
two months excessively, and posted At the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
n Copy. TeSte,
WM. w. HENING, C. c.
March 90. wsw (
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& n Cumberland January court, ISl2.--John Gill
4 am and Catharinc James, plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Sherwood w. Cooke, absent Defendant, in
Cbanccry.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant Cooke, is not an inabitant of this
state; on motion Of the plaintiffs, by their counsel.
ordered, that the defendant Cooke do appear here
the first of next April court to be held for this
county, and give security for performing the decree
oil this court, and that copy of this order be inserted
for two months successiveiy in some mc saper prn.
ted i'll the city of Richmond, and another copy be
posted at the front door of this courthouse.
y copy. Attest,
MILLER wooDsoN, jr d. c.c.c.
February 81. w8wp
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EfOn SiLE--My PLANTATION on Finnie
e Wool, upper end OF Mccslcnburg, containing
by late survey, 30 acres, about 500 of which has
been ciearct--he h:'ancc is finely tnbered and is
tae best Tract ct Tobacco Land that is within my
knowicdge.
This land was purchased of the Executrx Of Date
Isncs deceased, and Joins the lands of Mr.. Stokes
late Gen'. kcnnons,) Wm. Hunts, Wagst.ff's,
itussells aud Mrs ilosans, and will be shewn at any
time by Mr. Hunt, and ~. terms mate known by
application to j. NELSON.
Mcckicnbiirg, March 81. wts
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March &c.

y2yIIE subscribers return fhrr thanks TO those Wiz
z have encouraged them as Commission Merchants
and take this method OF informing their friends :nl
thc-ublic, that they have made an arrangement fox
thc reception Of Produce in large Fire Proof lurn-
ber-Iiouse, thc Basin. The s!rictcst attention
viii be paid to the interest OF those who may favor
with eonsignmcnts.
JOHN l.. THOMAS,
hONDORNE *. THOMAS.
March 20. w6w
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VHNIiE ACKNOWLEDGMENT informs hi.
friends and the public generally that he has COM
meneed the Commit ssion business in I.ynchburr
Virginia, where he is well prepared for the recepti-
on OF any goods which may be consigned him. aud al
50 To purchase protucc agreeable to any order lie
may be favored with.
HECTOR DAVIS.
Marc!, o.. wAn
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NTIRGINIA--At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
' fee of the Superior Court Of Chanecry for the
Ric nond District, the second day of March 1879,
Charlotte Thornton, OF the Kingdom Of Grcat-Bri-
tain, widow Of L. csicy Thornton, deceased,
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Il Court, 1919.
john lillian pp,c
Sherwood W. Cooke aud Alexander Pattesmj
~. Def'ts.
It appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court tI,at
the defendant Cooke is not an hahant OF this state
1T is ordered aud dccrccd that unless the said Cock.
sli; appear here or before MAY Court next * an,
swcr the bill OF the PLAINTIFF the Court will then pro-
seed to take the same for confessed to him. and
decree the matter thereof accordingly, and that a
copy OF this order be tor,lath published in SONS.
pubic news paper of the City OF l:ch:nond for two
months s'ccessive!y, and another copy be posted ur,
at the front door OF the courthouse of this county
a Copy. Tcste, 81
r. ELTRIDGE, jr.D.C.
March o. wSwp
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Winnifrcd Cooke, who yNinuifrcd Thornton,
Elias Edn,unds aud ciliIdrcr, and hers
OF Alice 7. E.lmunds now deceased, By Joshua Ten-
nison, their guardian, William Filzhugh and Eliza
beth his wife Joshua Tcnnson and Kelly his wife,
Thornton Cooke. Lucy Cooke aud Peter Cooke, chill
drcn of John and WimiGred Cooke, Henry Ward,
Landon Garter aud Elizabeth Iis wife, William Cor
don, Anne Gordon, Mary Gordon aud Eiizabctl,
Gordon, children of John Gordon, deed. Juracs
Moore and Sally his wife, Daniel Delaney, Thomas
r. Delaney Anne Delaney and Mary Delanev, Viii
liam Lewis ard Margaret MS wife & Sharp d. Bald
win, heirs oi Sharp Delaney Of Philadelphia, de-
ceased, Thomas Robinson. Josiah Lewis, .ohu Fay
loo, administrator dc bonIs Of John 1ayloc, de-
ceased, William Mason, administrator &c bo;,s non
OF Francis Thornton, Richard Stuart, administrator
dc boils OF Daniel ApCsrty and William HelT.
aud Sussn his wife, cxccutriX of Presley Thornton
deceased, ard john Tpyloe Ioniax and Charlotte r.
his wife, Arthur W. Thornton, Presley Thornton
aud Virginia S. Thornton, hoIrs OF Presley Thorn
ton, deceased. Ucfis.
The defendants John Tsyloc, William Mason,
William Helm aud Susan his wife, and Josiah Lewis,
rot having entered their appearance AMI given sccu-
ry according to the art of .nby mud tia rules OF
this court AID il appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence,
that they sre not iuhatrats Of this country.is 10
ordered, That the slid defendants do apvcar here On
The first daT Of the next term and answer '' biz ii
Else plautiJ aGd that copy Of this order be forth
ni inserted in some newspaper published in the c.-
Is OF Richmond, fur two moIti,s succcssyely, aud
,oatcd At the front door OF tlc Capitol, in the said
city -.
4 COW. Tcsir,
WIf|A3 W-Air.-d. I.FEi;SC, o.~.
= re-
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March 81.

GROCERY & COMMISSION sTORE.--Thc
~ subscriber, late from Philadelphia, having form
ed an establishment in this city, Offers for sale on
reasonable terms, at the store next below capt. I,o-
bei1 Candies, OH Il 81, the following articles viz
Imperial Tea, Cloves
New-Orieans Sugar Nader
PlGIad. Refined 90. Starch
W. l. Moiasscs ! Chocolate
Heavy blk. Pepper Mustard
CAYENNE do. Mott Candles
PiEcnto Soap
Nutmeee Scotch Snuf by the keg
Mace Rye Whisky, sc.
Ginger
Winch, with farther supplies expected ly Sic frs.
arrivals will make complete assortment OF GrOce.
RES. lie hiss also hand, aud will constantly keep
supply 1t Bar, Tire aod Sheet Iron Nai! and Sp:st
Rods, Bstered Steel, Spades, Cut Nails, Sc. wiicl,
he will dispose of ~ The quantity the terri
as they may lie had FOR in philadelphia, with charges
Of tranEy ortation only added.
II. BAKER
Marcel, 81. Wv
q-T Cons .nnenfs m Commission Viii necs a
rTviu?t .ti stiiet .t1sidiS".
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COW. Test.
WI -'A1 T-AtF.Ea. i.FEiSc, c. e.
- rc.l Il ys~
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and that they are good enough to give him
more credit for having escaped them than he
ought to claim, takes this opportunity of re-
questing them to make a transfer of great
pat of their good wishes to 1t. Morris, and
the other brave officers, and the crew under
his command, for their very great exertions
and prompt attention to orders while the enc
my were in chase. Capt. Hull has great
pleasure in saying, that notwithstanding the
length of the chase, and the officers and crew
icing deprived of sleep, and allowed but little
refreshmcnt during the time, not murmur
was heard to escape them"
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PETERsBURGH, (va.) July %.
Judicial Decision.

The Supreme Court of North Carolina
lately decided, that interest on Notes or Bonds
from date (where credit is allowed) cannot in
equity be recovered. The ease on which this
decislonwas made, was Joseph Gales Us. Bucha-
nan & Pollok. In this case, notes were given
payable six or twelve months after date; but
if not punctually Paidwhen due, to bear inter
est from me date. The plaintiff was asecuri-
ty in the case: and after having paid the notes
with interest from the time they became due,
was sued for the interest from the dates, by
way of forfeiture for failure Of punctuality in
the principals.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
WASHINGTON CITY, Aug.

Il
By letters from the northwestern army un-
der genera! Hull, 1t appears that his head
quarters were 1T Sandwich on the 18th Of July
and preparation was making Tor the siege OF
Maiden.
The British force was superior in numbers
at that time, although fifty or sixty militia had
deserted from Maiden every day since the
American standard had been erected on the
Canada side A detachment had assembled the
river lie French, and taken a considerable
quantity Of provisions, which had been col
lested for the British army. The enemy's adj
vaaced posts had been forced by a detachment
under colonel Cass.
COPY OF LETTER FROM COL. cAss TO
GEN. HULL.
SQndwicb, Uhter Canada,
Juiy II, 1912.
SIR LIN conformity with youI instruction.
| proceeded with detachment OF $50 men,
to reConbotre the enemy's advanced posts.
We found them in possession ct bridge over
the river Caias, al Tie distance OF four miles
from maiden. After examining their position
left one company of rAemen, to conceal
themselves near the bridge, and upon our ap.
pearance oil The opposite side OF the river, t.
commence iirng, In order 10 divert their at
tentioa, and to throw them into confusion
| then proceeded with the remainder of tn
force about five miles, to ford over the Ca
mas, and down on the southern bank of the RI
yer A0out sunset we arrived within sighr
ol the enemy. Being entirely destitute
of guides, VIC marched too near the bank
of the siver, and found our progress
checked by creek, which was then imPasss-
bic. We we've then compelled to march up
a mile, in order to effect passage over til.
creek. TITS gave the enemy tine to make
their arrangements, and prepare for their de-
fence. On coming down the creek we found
them formed they commenced distant lire
of musketry. The fitlemen of the detach
ment were formed upon the wings, and the
two companies OF infantry in the centre. The
men moved on with great spirit and alacrty
After the Fl st discharge the British retreated
we continued advancing Three times they
formed, and as often retreated. We drove
them about half mile, when it became so
dark that we were obliged to relinquist
the pursuit. Two plivates in the 4lst re-
giment were wounded and taken prisoners
We learn from deserters, that nine or
Ten were wounded, and some killed. We
could gain no precise information ofthe num-
Der opposed to US. 1t consisted of censide-
rable detachment from the 4lst regiment,
some militia, and body OF Indians. The
guard at The bridge consisted of so men Oar
riAemen stationed on this side the Canas, dis
covered the enemy reinforcing them during
the whole afternoon. There is no doubt but
their number considerably exceeded ours
Lieut.. Col. Miller, conducted the most sp-
rited and able manner. have every reason
to be satisfied with the conduct of the whole
detachment.
Very respectfully, sir, have the honor to
be, your obedent servant
(Signed) LEWIS CAss,
Col. Sd Reg. 0. Vol.
His Excellency Brig. Gen. HULL.
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CHARLESTON, july 90

Arrived ship Adeline, Allen, Greenock, so
days. The ship Arab, Delono, was to sail in
about d.ys for New York, with passengers.
Also, ship Fanny, for New-York. July /, lat
IS 81, ioHg 43, fell in with the homeward
oound EAST INDIA FLEET, under con-
yey Of British frigate, and treated politely.
July 5, lat 80, spoke ship Madeline, Bentley,
10 days from Lisbon for Alexandria. July
10, lat. 80, %, long. 81, spoke British brig 0
cean, from Liverpool IN. s. for Barbados-
they informed that a declaration Of war against
Great Britain had passed the lower house Of
Congress.
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There can be no difficulty in knowing in
what direction to look forthe origin OF the late
instructions against the liberty OF the press
and the property and lives of those who at
tempt to exercise and defend it. The publ
cations which appear in the ministerial papers
furnish clue to the my stery, not to be mis-
taken by the most inattentive observer. The
National IntelIigencer Of Thursday last con-
,ains all article, i'll which the late able, constr
tutional and manly charge of Mr. Clinton to
the grand jury of New-York, on the danger
OF giving up the police to the atrocities OF RI
oters and raobs, is denounced in style of COW
ardly rancour, peculiarly characteristic OF that
venal print. 1t is said, by the Inteliigencer,
to be fraught with " irregatariy and danger"
Irregular in what, pray unless in being OPP
posed to regular and organized mobs ?-and
to whom are the principles which itinculcstes
Dangerous, except to those who claim the prl-
yilege Of subjecting the rights, the property,
and the lives OF peaceable citizens to- the con-
troll OF their own brutal and lawiess power
U. S. Gazette.
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BOSTON, July 81.

From the E.rchange Ccfee-H House Books.
We are requested by Isaac Hull, Esq. Of
the u. S. frigate Constitution, to insert the
follow ng
"Capt. Hull, finding his friends in Boston
are correctly informed of his situation when
chased by the British squadron off New York,
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New York, August I,

New YoRK, August 4.
It was reported yesterdays that gov. Hull
had taken Fort Maiden by storm. We could
rot trace The rumorto any satisfactory source.
sssssc araSzs r1za
Departed this lille on the 28th July. EDWIN
SMITH Muse, son of Elliot Muse, Esq Of
Westmoreland County. Virginia and Oil the
18th, after short but pain ul illness, which
she bore with Christian iortitude, Mrs JANE
NroMY MUSE
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RyLAND COUNTY MEETING.

il is understood county meeting will
be held in Charles County on the second
Tuesday in this month.
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Capt. Bainbridge is appointed to the com.
mand of the y. States fl'igate Constellation,
fitting at Washington. Capt Christop7er K.
Perry, succeeds capt. B. as superintendent Of
tie Navy Yard at Challestown, Massachusetts.
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Valuable Farm and Mill
Far SAL +

Under the auherity of decree Of the Court
Of Fairfax County, IN the Commorw alth
Of Virginia, in the case Of MoIdccsl Lew
ISIS ecutors, against Nili[m Hsrtss
horne, subscribers will offer for Is
at pubic auction on the premises, oil Mon.
day The l4th day OF SEPTEMBER hevt,
That Valuable new Mil and
Farm now occupied by William Hartshornc,
I,own by the name of ,trawberry Hill. stu.
.tea on Holiness Run, and the Little River
turnpike Road, in the County OF Falrt&xi
nout three miles from Alexandria the tract
contains 236 acres, OF which 20 are IN vouug
driving timber, 7C in good meadow, The
reater part of which may be wa!ered from
ne Greek and Mill Rsce-and the residue is
veil improved arabic Land Thee are Oh
he premises, one peach and two apple ORE
chards, productive garden OF two acres,
handsomely laid of1--A framed dweiiny
House two stories high, so .eet by 20 with
two wings, large Kitchen, apump Of good
water az the door; Stable stone Sprl s.
House, sc. Also a large well finished new
Brick Mill IS feet by As, four stories high
with three pair of large Butr and one pair OK
country Mil stones, capable OF maTlulactor"
ing ten thousand barrel. of -four annuallys
Tac stream is large and constant, and 'fords
fall sufficient for water wheels l9 leet in di-
4meter.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the place affords number of advantages SEX
dom found united Possession will be deli
yered on the first day of October next, sub
iect RI the rrht of the present ocCJIoant To
remove the growing crops Persons desire
Gus of viewing the premises, will apply at
the Mill or dwelling House. One ttifd OF
fhe purchase money will be required in hands
IN the residue c.eIit Of nine and eighteen
months will be allowed. the payments to lie
secured BY endorsed negotiable notes, and
deed of trust on The premises and to bear ihs
ter stirom the day Of sale.
R. |. Taylor, ! 9
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1t is, said that in consequence of some corr
respondcnce which has been discovered, Luz
Glen Bonaparte Can no longer be suffered to
remain IN this country.-L0nden hafer.
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ToRYqni ITHIG.-" TORY, an advocate
'o' the doctrine Of fassiOe obedience and non
.ss'staace; a stiekler for men in power, 1t
: opposed to WIG; a term applied TO
u'ose who hold to the 1fght Of free discussion
"a feiates to The conduct of Rulers"
Dictionary.
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= Bio SALE.
nN Monday, the l4th day Of Septembcr
q next, between the hours Ct 5 and o
clock in the afternoon, will be exposed to sale,
for cash, at the Tavern Of Nicholas Peers, in
the town Of Leesburg,
a TRACT OF LAND,
Formerly belonging to John Spchcc) lying
in the said county OF Loudoun, near Tie Gum
Spring, and through which the Turnpike
Road from Alexandra to the Ford OF Little
River passes for a considerable distance -
containing by an actual and recent survey,
400 Acres.
James Sanderson,
Colin Aud.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY MORNING, .4ugast Z.
I" TO sREw

TO SREW
x vrRY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
,,s FORM AND pRFssURE.