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LEES ELIXIR.

LEES ELIXIR 3
"A sovereign wei siag remedy iOr colds, obsti.
nate coughs, cataraghs, asthmas' sor
threats and approaching cs.nasa Ply 'tlpn' 4
Messr.. Michael Lee. ~ Go. j
You are at liberty to use my name
in the recommendation otLee's Elixir !
as from repeated trials,I have: foundi
an excellent remedy for colds, coughs:
RD. BARRY.
BALr1MonE, June 20, $50.
Messrs. Michael Lee q Go.
I was attacked with most yio]en,
cold, a severe cough and pain IN the
breast, which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
nv voice altered SO much that 1t was
with the utn.ost exertion could pro-
nounce single sentence louder than
nv breath. Some of my friends hav.
ing observed to nee that much GOOD
had been done by the use OF Lees T.
iiyir, advised me to procure bottle
from Messrs Warner and Hanna,
which / accordingly 'did-and to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear asto'
nishinr that three doses should removc
the pains in my breast, and the use OF
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
Market Street, F. Point
LEES
Genuine Essence& Extract OF Mustard
A safe and eRectual remedy for A.
cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Govt,
Palsy, Lumbago, Numbness, White
Swelliugs, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck. etc.
Extrac. of a letter from Mr., Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the Proprietors,
dated Norfolk, (Va.) July "a, 1879.
Messrs. Michael Lee u Co.
Your essence of Mustard is highly
approved of by number of persons OF
this city, who have had occasion to APP
ply it in cases of Bruises, Sprains 81.
You may send me further supply |;
also, send me some more of your Anti
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll; the.
whole of your Medicines are in consi'
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-.
vention ofbilious fevers, &c.
Lees Elixir for violent cslds. coughs,
&c.
Lees Infallible Ague and Fever
rops.
Lees Worm destroying Lozenges,
Lees Itch Ointment. warranted to
cure by one application, without Mer.
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv.
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Ernptions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mus
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye. Water.
Lees I eoth-Ache Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cnre
Of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
Sold by the Proprietors, No. SO. Pitt
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment in Alex.
andria, by
K. GRAY, Bookseller, King-street,
and N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street.
To country merchants and others,
who purchase to sell again,e liberal
discount will &c given BY the proprie.
tors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has. on the outside VIZ PIPER, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N. B. At the places OF sale may be
had tgrafis| pamphlets containing ca.
ses of cures whose length prevents
their being herewith inserted.
Oct. Is.
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Fairfax COuD,
I, WILLIAM m,

i dNldA COuNn
i, WILLIAM DIl
commonwealth u
for the County ,as(
mayors, bailifs "
roughs, within u |
Virginia. Wt.z
late Jailor, and A7
sen! Jailor, for alt
Radcliffe, sheriff |
complained on xi|
that Elijah Grsbn |
to the Jail ofths a
Court thereof, tuJ
cured in tn. Sal |
Superior Court, 1
County Aforesaid {
to be tried fo' Y
And also a nesn1
nitted to the sa|
runaway. She Ill
cy, and that shi
Tomkins near Fr3
nia-did fOrcibls|
means, open thsd
the night Of toe 4
therefrom, and R|
without the kDoss1
against the will at !:
Kidwell, and DiSl
foresaid, and arc 1
These are thereM|
commonwealth
ofyou,in your rp1
and precincts 10 M
way of hue and NJ
Grayham, and Nj
and her having w
take and safely m'|
her to be safely "a
Fairfax county, I1
he and she sballs|
by due course OH,
hand and seal 'hn1
Der 1919. -, \
Nov. 50
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(La'eE

carefully s.I;es:s
portaao . and j.
inspectios. +
10 hi: old a.
himself 'hat,s.
having re.un, !,
fully. su6.i..,s,l
naanM Of ths,
theirs he .olisiia'
co"viAcsd, ,h.,s
tua1ty cH be "
give any t.aIs,I
ample satisfietn
Orders from
merchant, aud h.
receive bis p,sn,I
| y article war-.r.I
| ~ fauilysJ
| with plain piqtI
someiy and .ca,I
| horlrs notirs
| IN ADJ
| To his ordinary y
| and intend. ~
| supply Of !
| Prime CHEWls|
| Best Havana sci
| And Maccoub,, /
| Snuff.
| March s. |
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District Of Ci'l'1
Alerands1
NorE%
William WiIs% ]
William WISH
trading und'' !
Wilson & Co-
against ii
John F. Mercer j.
D5endanm. ed
The DeIe'I
Mercer not ha'''s1
a u,s.I and given ~
Statute and the H.
it appearing 70 y
court upon aa hi,'.s1
dant John F. !. Na'ssd
a tam, Of this ti''t'!!s::1
S that the said asIssss|
% do appear sss. '' .,ssi!oI
the sui, and gu
forming f~1 The he. s;;;Iss4
do da not pay. as'N!I,s'1
dc debts s'i BY hin Il. ,e'.','c|
: :sssa' q ssssfs''i',.s'. Z
... UsIn ords' y
. 'ss ' that , /. ,.s,.'!,|yra1
with published j. al
.ively in enc 's % 'si,u4
published IN IN ''eeslslI
tn, the eecourt.he'" 81
A s'P'CI.p|
February 70 =
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, January 27.
"To SHEw
rHk VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIMk
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"

We acknowledge our utter inability,
to express the feelings of Joy and rejoic-
ing, with which the defeat ofthe French
tvrant in Russia, has filled our hearts
We Can only raise our voices, in con-
cert, with the thousands and tens of
thousands, and hundreds of thousands,
throughout the world !; in rendering
THANKS to the Great Disposer of all e.
vents who has vouchsafed, "to break
the rod of,he oppressor, to cut his spear
in sunder, and to burn his chariot in the
fire." Woe unto them, that have joined
themselves to Baal-teor j; Z" for the days
of recompence arc come J"
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and qualifications which, under z variety
of peculiar circumstances may lawfully
be made, but only to lay down the out
line. of the obligation, aud rights OF
native eRizens or subjects, as they con-
si.t with the fundamental laws OF socie
ty, according to reason. and according
to the practice Of nations There Is
another class Of citizens, known BY the
name of aaotted or naturshzea citizens
whose rights and duties shall be next
examined for the purpose of shelving
the distinction which in some respects
exists between them, and ought forever
to be maintained.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
( Rehorted for the .Merandria Gazette.
MONDAY, January IS.
CONCLUDED

CONCLUDED.
Mr.. Randolph's motion was neSatived
and the bill was ordered TO DO engrossed
and read a third time tomorrow
The amendments Of the Senate TO the
bill for raising an additional military
force, were taken up and agreed 70:
TUESDAY, January rs.
Mr. Blocker presented the petition
of James and Flask of the city Of Alba
ny, praying to be relieved from the pay
ment of a bond given for GOODS import.
ed from Canada, Referred to the com
mittee of ways and means.
Mr.. Morrow presented the petition
of lieui. col. of the Ohio
volunteers, stating that he had received
a wound on his march 10 the Prophets
Town, not from the enemy, but from
one of the volunteers, through accident,
and praying pension. Referred to the
committee of claims.
Mr.. Archer, from the select commit
tee to whom was referred the message
of the President, communicating certain
laws Of the state of Maryland, relative
to the opening canal from the Chesa-
peake bay to the Delaware, reported a
bill authorsing the Secretary of the
Treasury to subscribe for shares in the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com
pany in behalf of the United States which
was twice read and referred to com
mittee ofthe whole house for Friday.
The House proceeded to the consi-
Iteration of the report OF the committee
on Naval Affairs on the bill regulating
pensions to persons on board private
armed ships. The House concurred in
the several amendments, and the bill
was ordered to be engrossed and read a
third time to morrow.
The Speaker laid before the House
a letter from the Secretary ofthe Trea-
surv, covering an account ofthe m"nles
received into The Treasury, from mIScel.
larxvus sources in the year 1912 &c.
which was referred to the Committee of
Ways and Means.
An engrossed bill authorizing loan
|, for sum not exceeding SIXTEEN
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, tor the
services of the year 1918, was read a
third time.
Mr.. Gold spoke in opposition to the
passage ofthe bill
Mr.. Pitkin followed on the same side.
The question WAS then taken by ayes and
noes and were yeas Is nays SO.
The House IN committee OF the whole,
Mr. Bassctt in the chair, on bill autho-
Using the issuing of Treasury Notes
for the service of the year 1913.
This bill contemplatcs the issuing OF
Treasury Notes TO the amount Of TEN
MILLION OF DOLLARS, providing
however that the whole or any part
which nay be thus borrowed Shall be
taken as part Of the loan authorised by
the act above stated of l6,OOO,OOO.
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We congratulate our readers, that
Peacemaker has resumed his pen, in
the examination of the causes Of the
present war, and the means of putting
an end to it. The importance Of the
principles, which these essays have ex-
amined and explained, as well as the
style in which they are written, have al
ready excited much interest and atten.
ton. We believe that the number CIV
en- in our paper OF to-day, and those
which may follow it, will be found equal
ly, and perhaps more important, than
those which have preceded them.
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PEACE-MAKER.-N V.

Under the persuasion that statute
concerning the navigation of American
ships is ne cessary to be passed by con-
gress before there can be any peace
with Great Britain, In order that per-
maneb. and reasonable assurance may
be given to the British government That
in future British subjects will be exclud-
ed from American ships, without which
it is scarcely to be hoped Great-Britain
can be induced to desist from her prac-
tice Of visiting American ships on the
sea; and impressing her own uatIve SUD-
iects, and often also American citizens,
either ignorantly or wilfully claimed as
British subjects; draft OF such sta
,e,e has been Submitted to the public
observation.
1t will probably be found susceptible
in the details, of which no more will be
said, of amendments But the distinction
taken between native American citi-
zens, and British emigrauts, already ma
turallzed in the United States, or who
shall hereafter be- naturalized, is OF SUIT
6cient importance 30 merit cool dis.
cussion. II will be proper to examine
it under two heads.
LIST Ought there to be any such dis
tinction according to the fist principles
or fundamental laws of society :
Cd II such distinction is Warranted
by the social state in the civilized world,
under what modification Or iisaltauons
ought it to be applied to the subjects OF
Crest Britain naturallzcd iii the United
STATES. having particular view 10 the
laws and constitutions OF the TWO coun'
tries
The law of nature has imposed on
man the necessity Of society; ard IN
truth the natural state ct man is social
state.
Self preservation being the first duty
Of the individual ard the first duty OF
the society or nation to which he be
longs, every individual is bound 10 90
his utmost for the general welfare OF
his associates; and they are bouad to
promote his happiness, and by their
united strength to protect him from VI
oience at home and abroad.
Since nation is obliged to protect
itself. (wh;ch is to be done by united Ct
fortsli it follows that it ought not to allow
any mears TO be prac,ised BY o'hers
which shall, deprive it of its members
1t belongs TO the public authority to eX-
ercise the right Of using restraint II ne
cessary. for the purpose OF retaining
those who Can be useful to the state.
Every citizen owes this TO his soun-
try; and an artist in particular, who
is born, nourished, educated and IN
" structcd in its bosom, cannot lawfully
" leave it and carry to strangers an .n-
" dustry which he learnt at home m
".isss his country has no occas'o" jor
han, or he Cannot obtain the Just ifn''
f." Of his labor and abilities. But this
IS right of restraint should be exercised
g with moderation, end only in inpor-
:. tan, and necessary cases."-Fattel
lst B. Sect "a.
Nature has implanted IN every man
a love for that country and that place
where his parents lived at the time OF
hi. birth, and where he was nurtured
and educated. His affection and duty
shon,d forever lead him to use his best
endeayers to promote the welfare OF his
native country; and most certainly lie
should abstain from doing 1t any INJURY
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Ik EASTPOpT.

|ntrom f s,porl. says the
hlch nc left tar 10Th last.
III Communication, except
Pcce, would cease in thee
|ahove date. Col Ulmer,
fs ohrer al Passport, sent
10 s., Andrews, the day
|nrm them of il-and that
Inm tbs date, ii. English
DC dttAl"ed as pris nrrs
Amenc,,u citizens going
would lie considered as
Information to he enc
be treated as such, ex-
fls p~rwisslun and u flag.
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Land tor .,alc.

Blu yirtue qfa Deed Of Trust from Bnsh'
rid F'ashmgtcn, jun. Esq, Of Moant
Zehhyr, TO the substribets. 7ye snail
hroceed TO sell for cash at PsAe4e y'Ec-
ton on the 8M day Of February ntff,
or the Premises, =.
Ali those Tracts OF and,
situate III the county Of Westmc'e'afd,
called Laurel Grove ard MauTye's de.
visca to the sale Washington, by Coli
William Augustine Washington bis "a
tber. or so much thereof IS will satisfy
rbe debt and interest therein nertioncA
and the costs arising from this sale. /.
jesse Tlmms,
Carter Mitchell,
TrusteeS.
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ZION, January l9.

! letter from Proviaceto7on,
| the keeter cfthe EIchaage
ksr Books.
this afternoon. the
nmodore Hull, Lieut.. Hen
| commander, Came In here,
kder the stern of the p:iva-
H.. Capt. Shaler, from
wing here for the purpose
suds,) & anchored between
he town. The 1t. OF the
blair being on shore) de-
eut. Nswcomo his papers,
g. bv saving he was not o.
h his commission TO the
ia prEaleer-hut Showed
I declared 70 the officers
err wha he was. and sent his
the OF e. and crew OF
Fnmedia,clv pnt under ar
hr. living so near on shoSe
K at low water, while the
BOARD the privateer, the
cr WAY to Shift her birth, &
eIy fred upon by the pri-
guns. Che remainder of
ling fire, thew geing with
with round & grape shot.
psnaed in the face, s two
!h The grape The balls
he schooner went into the
of them went through a
anbu' three feet over the
nber Of men who stood in
; aaoiher ball passed thro'
bother store, adjoining a
i, and the other through
bore, ard through another
Faps ahot falling a little
Gn."
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MORE Jannlry IS
rs FIJI CRUISE

aanapo!ls. Oh Saturday
lIe "rWed sch >nner Roiia.
Cruise. She experienced
and threw over all ner
= long "ne ; had 90 men;
guns I'D aOt al Ill cool
| gallant officers & crew;
PA 10 the I5th Of Deem
"a t"ey took the follow
no2t la loss of 4 maa,
r been ordered torrance.
PIE Cork heer-ship Ma
II guns, with hardware,
P Eliza, OF do. 10 guns,
eAsis of wheat +; snip Ray
ien, is suns, WITH dry
Polio, Of do. 10 euns,
Ito &Ng's stores 4; big
F. H"as, VITA beef can
a. sehr. Swift, Of Py-
AIcaacIs, with oranges
Gar, OF Aberdeen wh!ch
Some Of the pri4onvs;
PRISONERS, 50 or 100 in
landed at Tenerifrl and
49, lat. So 80, long. 10,
Sc brig Flower, of Lis
om Lisbon for Phi! tci.
lug Condition /; had been
any thing to eat +;
S,'a bread, beef ard wa
: % make The 6rs, port.
81 spoke 2 Swedish
'"'don the ether from
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Bus rod Washington OF
JANUARY ~

Bus rod Washington OF
Noun, Zephyr, having conveyed pro,
ner,v TO me in trust, for the payment OF
his debts, l have to request oil persons
having demands against HIM to make
them known 10 me without loss OF time,
that raay be enabled to make tire ne
ccssary arrangements for satisfying them
as speedily as possible Ard ali per-
sons indebted to the said BusArodWash
inetca. Jun. are requested TO make I'M
mediate payment 10 the subscriber.
Bushrod Washington.
Mount Vernon,
January q aawtf z
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January 7
nOl itL.

i%Ol III.
TrliE annual meeting Of the Stock
holders. in the Lit ie River 1urr'
PIKE Company, vii be on the hfss
Monday in Decem"tr next at the Clty
Hotel. in hlexandrjs at which time
An Election will be held, Tor fres
sidcpt. four Directors and Treasurer
statement OF the accounts wiz be re-
ported ,otre meeting The MockhoIta
crs on The last subscription are notIfed,
that the whole Of the INST lmenls on
each Share by them rcspe ctiveiy subs
scrjocd. will have hccome due on tho
fist o. Jnaary, 8 8, which they are
qncs-id'to pay to Jonah Thompson
Ia AlcX.rd1la.
By order of the Dreetors. -
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
Oc,oh.r %. law,lJ.
~. The Editors of the Leesturg
Washingtonan and Winchester C.'
sct,e are requested to publish this ,Ad:
ver,i.ement once week till the last On
January.
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Plymouth for York, for cargees.
Cams into the Bay on Tuesday, & came
IN to Annapolis with the u. S. frigate
Constellation, and schooner Fame, from
Lisbon.
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January 20
I. y SIMMS

NE7ILL continue the practice OF the
w law in the Circuit Court for tho
County of Alexandria. His Office IS
above the Printing Office of the Alsx,
A. Lria G.y,.tt-
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A CARD.

MR. GENERES has the honor OF
informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF OF
Alexandra, that his next Assembly will
be on Thursday asth Instant
January 2e
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SALT AFLOAT.
JACKSON AND RUMNEY,

HAVE FUR SALE.
The CARGO Of the schooner h"sa'
Cah>aiia Stodtier, from Boston, s0n'
sishng Of
l4oo bushels Ground Alum Salt
Is barrel, Glauber's Salts
400 bundles Wrapping Paper
so reams Writing Paper.
IN STOKE.
200 bushels fine blown Salt p
40 barrels prime Beef and Pork
8 tons Cordage, assorted sizes
l2Truaks Shoes, Ladies'& Misses
black and celered Morocco Shoes and
Slippers,
Trunks Mems and Womeh's fins
Shoes,
Spanish Float Indigo, Bassam Capevi,
India Cottons, Cotton Checks, Cotton
Ticking,
500 Bushels Potatoes 20
70 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
6 dozen elegsnt plain and gilt Fam
cy and Bamboo Chairs,
Mahogany Furniture c>a
January 81. d3w -
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70 NEN /,

And Pcsse.sion giuen Immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, conveniettt
Dwelling House with two acres OF
ground at the lower end of Water street,
Apply to
Robert Patton, jr.
T.,
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Ir,epn H. Vaudeville,
Has just received y for Sale,
10000 lbs. green and,white Coffee
90 hagsbeads Muscoyado Sugar
2 pipes. T.n.,;6.
5 s.if pipes. .t and 1 wnHs.
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt
1000 bush Liverpool ground Alum
100 barrels Wbiskey. Z
Also,
1900 lbs first quality Seine Twins
AND BY RETAIL,
200 gal very old Jamaica Spirits
January 90
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r. GRAY

r. GRAY
Has FOR SALE A FEW COPIES
r., snc, Sonncts Robinson's Poems
Chr;s,i..n Re- Sir Lancclot
...rchas ia Asia Greayes
cco,t;sb Chiefs Life Of GowPcf
ro,taer Dialogues d.. youns's
wild irish Gill Works
self Controul Burp's Works
Watts poedcai
Works
ALSO,
A fresh supply of Carey's Family
I,,hie
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Ian, moment to pass

.raaAnt 1UUin
Linz It into the happy ''
M, nS re establishment :, q
i rs "that no di 81 p;.";n
b bs iimpatsd to G B ln ,%s
% b, osertures tor the
H. aux ZION OF Europe"
LyORK, January o.
6u PORTUGAL.
les, of the brig Ceres, from
f%,, tha, the English army
Emnsnd of Lord yelling
f,aed to their old quarters
Fb,rhood of Lisbon.
/ Gazette of the Sd Decem'
|. that Lord Paget had been
|,bs Ere CHI, in going from !,
If hi, army to another, ana
ki,oner. This was near Gu :
sailed Dec. 10. Flour
Is 10 l-2 dollars.
kidge, Of the brig Marmion'
| dispatches for government
the American agent
| in London. Important
jus, been received by
| from Sweden we suppose
Ierican consul at GoiIen-
\ were forwarded by Capt
|,eer Saratoga, OF this port,
| an English letter of marque
gums, altar a severe action'
\ all the of1icers ofthe Eng
here killed. The prize has
krso of dry goods, and was
|FogIand for Lag uira, OH
|placs the engagement Was
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NOTICE.

NJ lCE.
( will either Sell or Rent the BRICK
WAREHOUSE and LOT On the norts
side Of King street near the corner OF
Water street, at present ossapied by
CT. Catlet,, Esq Possession may be
had the nth October uex:. Apply 70
Jehn Tucker.
July ., !"
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VALUABLE FARM
Err .SATE

-HE subscriber offers for sale his
Farm, lying on Mattox Creek In
the county of Westmoreland and state
of Viryiais !; containing about 200 acres
Of prime bottom land; there are on the
premises large two story frame dwei.
ling house, With all necessary out nous.
es; a fine young thriving apple and
peach orchard the land abounds with
springs of excellent water-the house
is situate on the banks of the Greek, in
which there is always plenty OF the
best kinds of FISH in their season, and
oysters may be had in abundance with
in a half mile of the house. Vessels
of 60 to 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yards of the landing
100 acres of the above land is cleared
and fit for culture, and the residue well
timbcred
ALSO,
One other tract situate at the upper
part Of what is called the Irish neck, *
about two and one half miles from the
above described property, containing
262 10 sores, one hundred OF which is
cleared and the remainder heavily tim
hered there is on this farm comfort.
able dwelling, house. containing tour
rooms on floor, a kite Zen, a good APP
pie orch.rd, and excellen. water. The
above properly will be sold on gooa
terms for cash, or stock in any OF the
banks within the District of Columbia
--or reasonable credit will be given
for part of the purchase money, by
the payment being well secuted by
deed Of trust or otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April g.. 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-10
lust RECEIVED,
FOR SALE.

n TRACT of LAND, lying IN the
~ county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alex,ndria, and adjoining the estate oil
Cen. Thomson Mason, containing '4f
acres. The soili gooI. aud very sus,
ceptihle Of improvement by the Glover
end Plaster system The proximity
OF. this property to market, and the Ia
ciiits With which It's produce may be
carried (Hunnng-Crcek by which tis
bounded being nsSigable almost to the
doer) would render 1t extremely SasM'
able to person Disposed to pay suth--
Gent attention to its cultivation.
Apply TO lanes II Hooe, Esq or TO
Francis Adams, Jun.
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