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March f2.
LAND OFFICE. April Cd. 1915

LAND OFFICE, April Cd, 1918.
4 n pursuance OF an Act of Assembly passed the
4 18th OF February 1911, entitled j." IN act to a.
mend the severa! LaSts concerning Eschents," do
hereby make it known that the two following tracts
ef ,sui situated in the County OF Brooke have es
cheated to the Commonwealth rs appears by the
Certificates OF the Escheator of said county bearing
date the 18th day of March last, vz--One tract re-
pu'ed 10 conta'n 100 acres, of which Thomas Nc.
Broom is said 10 have lied se;zed-The other
tract rrputed To contain 81 saith acres, and of
which John Reed is sail TO have Ned seized
CHARLES BLAGRUVE, Rerr
The Editor OF the National Integencer will in
srrt 'i'e above advertisement in his paper for G
weeks succcssivei,, and transmit his account to this
depa tnient for payment
April ?. vgw
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$500 .Acres.

And being part Of Robert Fosters Location, the
Land is to be rated With The first quali;,,s Of the
Sreen River Lands. and is supposed, two thirds Of
wh'eh are prime bottom Land, ami in pont Of wa
Ter ~ contains number OF very fine sprngs--gith
lew lots ct cleared ground, and cab 1ns are the
only improvements. The msuy advantages that are
attached to this land, will make well worth the AT
,ehton oil any person wishing to purchase: it is a.
oout IA miles from New Glasgow, Is from the Bow
ins Green and IS from Nashville (ren.) and has a
country Road leading through it. farther des-
Grpelon IS deemed unnecessary, AS il is presumed,
wh,eh viii ne IFS hest recommendation.
- "e 'and wall best suit to be sold in one trac. and
""' not he cut the title will be made u,doubteJ 81
t"e purchaser accom- modatcd-F9r further psrti.u-
."'s ""e addressed to the suhcriber and directed
to Jamestown Post Office, viii ne attended 10.
Prince Edward. tpril Is. I'm
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Notice.
view

pursuance ut the acts of the last session oC tn.
Z General Assembly entitled {" An act imposing
taxes Tor the support of Government" and Z" An
act TO amend the several acts of Assembly, prescri
bing the mode OF ascertaining the taxable property
within the commonwealth aud of collecting the pub
lie revenue; Stamps will be prepared by the 2Otb
ct this month and kept at the office of the subscri-
Der over tie counting room of MIR. John Wood on
the mai" street ot Richmond, agreeable TO the tol-
lowing table
For es"h oote or bill made payable or negotiable or
which may he pad or negotiated. at either OF
the public banks ct Virginia, at the branches
thereof Except checks or bills drawn spon and
payable ny such banksl at or within 60 DAYS from
the date of such note or bill
IL above $50. and not exceeding 300 cts
above 10', and not exceeding 500 10
above 500, and not exceeding 1000 90
And tor every $1,000 above one thousand, e5 cts
additional.
For each note or bill made payable or negotiable or
which may be paid or negotiated as aforesaid not
within or at 60 days from its date.
If above $50, and mt exceeding SIeO 10 cts
above 100, and not exceeding 500 IS
above 500. and not exceeding 1000 so
above 1000, and not exceeding 1000 rs
asove 1000, and not exceeding 5000 100
above 5000 and MOI exceeding 4n0O 1925
above 1000 and not exceeding 5000 $50
And for every $1,000 above five thousand, 25 cts
additional.
Paper or Blank notes sent to be slammed must
be accompanied by Memo: of the number required
Of the several stamps.
n. u. Paper and blank notes ready stamped " IN
be constantly kept in the Office.
TIC HOWARD.
anlp-.tfasrPr.
.9orII 10. tist.H
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Elizabeth Foster Maiden Foster, Robt. Foster
Ezekiel Foster, johnson Foster and Mos-. Fos.
sbLEASE TO TAKE NOTlCE-That 7 sbsI,
petition the cSen,y court OF Prince Edward IT
July conr' next, Tor decree Of the said court. to
sell the Land belonging to the estate OF Benz. Fos-
ter decd
THoS. PETTUS, Admir-. of
Benz. Foster, decd.
March 20. WYNN
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

No INE i . TRAVELLERS
He Subscriber residing at HopefuII Mills in
h'5emarle county; Virginia, has provided every
thing torender comfort to the traveller he Lss ex
celient dry shelters for carriages & will accomr,o-
date those who el,eose TO call ON him n, 90 rao
abe terms as any situation of the like Kind in yir-
GINA being situated the main Road from The.
over parts OF the state TO all the springs and
those VINO choose To board by the week or month
shall be aceomm oGated with private rooms. ora;n'
&c. on reasonable terms.
The Editors of the Enquirer, Argus, Va Patriots
and Norfolk Herald, are requested - publish this,
'nf:e weeks IN Their respective papers and transmits
their accounts TO Charles WhitIoek ESQ Ricbmnnd
Virginia, who viii pay them.
CHARLES YARCEY.
April 90 a
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Y Z a l. T. ST ATE FOR SALE,
VIE SuSscribSye viii sell st public auction on ca-
turday the hrs, day IT May xt n o'clock the
premises under the management OF James al. LYME,
auctioneer, the
TX . u T. & LOT
he at present occupies--ais,, tht r,n,r new PreS
icneiocnis On the Crrss Stree, iea,.,rt iron, Mr.
MeCre'lie S down e. the Prhie Wsrehonse--I'crsis
OF sale made known on the day :iit is thoich, uuue-
ccssary TO say any ''''ng IN respect thss prcpsity
AS any Person inclined to purch1- can have an o,i-
portunity OF viewing it at any b.io,q the sale.
JOAN McHNEkY.
.2eri 90. ri.
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Glass Ware,

which they offer for sale their usual loro fey,sS
until Tie 10th day # May next, when the remain-
der, will BE- sold public auction in order 10 close
the concern.
heir Country Customers and others will do wen
I" Improve the opportunity Of laying in a good
otoeN '' scarce aud necessary srtieies--GuOtheF
such, may not offer IN this place for some vears.
20 Casks Lime,
10 ''arreis prime rectifed Whiskey,
hove.
Apri g. te
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James WsddiIl, admir-. of William Bigger deceas
ed, Susanna Patman the younger, & VIM. Wsddil,
-, Def'fs.
The defendant Susanna Patmsn the younger who
is not as inhabitaut OF this commonwealth, and A.
ga'nst whom the plaintiffs appear have proceeded
III the mode prescribed by Law against absent defen
da"ts, still failing to appear and answer, and it ap
pc ring to the satisfaction Of the court the defendant
WIN Waddil hath been duly served with copy OF
the deeretai order entered IN this cause, at rules
the i,h day Of July last, and he still falling to an
s~er-and the cause coming on to be heard as to
the other defendant, the bill, his answer and ex-
hibns, AVID being argr1sh by counsel, the Court on
consideration thereof doth sdjudge, order, and de.
v.Ss, i'''' 80 ''.io,Gar, Jarues w ad reuger o.
fore one NJ the commissioners OF the Court an nc.
count OF his administration of the Estate of his Ints
tate who IS directed to examine state and settle the
same and make report thereof to the Court With any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
self or which may be required by the parties to be
w stated.
n Copy,
TSsfe.
WV w UENIEC q r
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FOR SAFE,

IiLi ARf Lands. in the state Of Ken
va tuesy-Situated ia Barren County. o., he
Barren River, aud in the noted bend OF the river.
containing about -,r
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F.4IRFLELD SPRy,NGR.dCES,

viii comm on Tucs'.y oh of M,v
tiH': DAY
Ni'ibe run FOR M elegant Silver Cup valued Mt os
e"~ss-- tn ,re heats, free tor al ages carrying
Gr,sht agreeable 20 the rules Of the Club Enirans
$50.
SECOND DAY
Jockey Club Purse--Four hundred dollars--Gour
mile heats.
THIRD DAY
Propriet"rs Purse--fwo hundred do..ars--tbrec
mile heats-Eatr9"ce $40.
FOURTH DAY
Handy Cap Purse.
The PROPRIETOR las at considerable exDppce nn1
this course III eompl. at order, lasine Ell closed !,
IN very superior ms"ner. aud erected new Sta
'e' Tor the accommodation at those who may
i'lca'e to favor him with their patronage lie hs.
like wise removed the Booths to a tlst.ut oar, ,r
The heid to prevent the ANNOYANCE, the Quarter
Stretch has been 'iiuch subject tn--iir conf.
IDENTITY hopes this will give univ ersal sstisfaction
Stsbleage and Straw, gratis
AS the Proprietor's Purse is made MP chiefly
from toll AT the gates-the following r.tes ere 20.
sablishrd---
Four wheel Carriages, S1oo
Two do do. so
Msn and Horse so
Persons on foot, oS
THOMAS WATSON. inn
Proprietor OF the Course.
HP'' y. dtis
'sNIE Subscriber Mill offer at Public Ane,;on ~,
the 10Th 'ias Of May, [f not disposed Of pri.
vately before that time
HOUSE * LOT,
IS feetfrnnt and running back 10 situated on The
man Street, South si'ie of the rsrke, bridge aud
adjoining the properly OF Mrs. Diana Morgan
lerms one third cash- two thirls ia g and 70
months TO carry interest frouI the date
April 2s. ed,
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HiXflrd g Stlll110n.

pBAHh On hand a toierabe supply of Eartbern
i q Ware, large proportion of which are stanle
and rteiui articles, such rs Edged and g g. plates.
DO. Dishes, Tea X Coffee Cups X Saucers, Bowls.
Mugs, Jogs, Basins, &c. &c.-and general assort.
melt of
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up for the coast OF Sar.nam. Here We arrived on
'he al March and remained until the 9Th, without
seeing any thiug-~hen we ma,ie sail to the North
ward aud passed about degree To- the Eastw ard at
Bsrbadoes aud the other Crribbee Islands, unit TO
the North~ard Ut them, when We sieer,d 10 III.
west parallel to the di'ereul passages, uul
lous TA-whcre We hssl,d To the Nurthwsid
and Eastward siony our coaS--in this route
we fell in with the following vessels which W.
boarded, aud we chased one ship aud one slaop
The former OF whieh escaped in the night, aud
hr latter in thick weather.
In lat %, 81 n. long DC, Sc w. March 18th,
boarded Snanish sehr. ir,m Port Rico to Csd,z.
In IL. es, SIS y. long. 6s, Is w. March II, hoard.
cd the ship Charleston aud Liverpool Packet, from
Caiiz to Ne~YOik In lat 26, 81 n. lang. 20, w.
March IS boarded Tia. Cartel srhr. The,is, from
ST. Bar,holsmsws so n. York. out Ut which We Oh
tanned volunteers. On The Sd ot April, in lat 81
81 n. long III, 9 W. bnar,ed.the Portuguese brig
st. a; tonia, DE invegp fro" Lisbon to Whm'ns
ton On CO On the sth Apr. LIT 40, Is \. long. 6S,
"a W. boarded t.e ship Virginia from, Lisbon to n.
York
On tlie 9TH April lat. a. SIS n. long Sc, 2 w. re-
took the schr. Nalorous, in the possession of an
English prize msster who stated that he cut her
out OF Iarpon the Sth April, in lat IL, 81
n. long. 6S w. 5osvded the brig Jane of Portland,
tor 81. Bortsioiamews. am happy to inform YOU
tina; independent u! the fever, have before alluded
to. thes r hos been unususiIy healthy for new
crew We have not now many on the sick list
as we sailed with aud owing 10 the udieious ar
rangemeuts o. the First It. Page and the Surgeon
aNu ~SN VIII "hich tSy were carried INTO eA-
ceu,on BY all the officers, fortunate enough
to check it in a short time, with the loss of men
who ali died in from three TO seven days illness.
The ship will re uire mast the one in be
ing decayed and IN working in y yesterday heavy
hsw carried away the mai,i-top-mast by which we
unfortunately lost men, X sprung the head Of the
msin-,uast, which I expest will have to he replgc-
ed likewise. We have ON board between forty aud
hfty prisoners. ! he masters of the VOLUNTEER and
Liverpool nere, permitted to proceed in the Earl
Percy, OF Parole.
i am with respect. sir,
Your ob't. Serve.
(SinnnlN
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ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS,

I y two prizes, each Of $4,000, one Of 500 900 &c
y one Of $40 OuO-remain undrawn in the Med
ienl College Lnutery the FIRST drawn ticket ON the
9th of May next is entitled to one Of tie $4,000
prizes: Il few Tickets warranted undra ~ eau b.
purchased applied for before the Isl Of MAY also
Tickets ~ the Hospital md in the Trinity Church
Lotteries now drawing, can be boucht nj 'i,e pre-
sent pr'eesfH hGt day, st the Lottery Office Of
he subscriber where a regular Register Bouk viii
Ne Kept, aforovei netes, Prize Ticfefs oy Bunk
Noies ~ ofher STATES will be received ia ,ai n.ent
n exchanged.
r. KURSHEEDT.
4few doors 5etov tie MI Taveya.
Apr 90. q
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April 16.
VIRGINIA.

At Superior Court of Chsncery holden at
the Capitol in the City of Richmond the 9Th
day of January, 1918.
Macon Ford snd Fleming Ford & Elizabeth Ford
ov the said Macon Ford their next friend and chill.
dren OF Mary Ford deed. Samuel Weabcr and Poi.
y his wife J"o. Patman, WIN Patman, Jas Watson
ral"sn Kelsey Patman, and Nancy Pstmsn, which
sad Polly, John, William, James, Betsy and
Nancy, are children of Susanna Patman and John
Wsdtill. Molly WaddilI. James %. WaddiI Eliza.
beth Waadil, and Susannah Waddill, children of
Aune Waddili-
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LII persons having claims against the Estate of
= the late Mr.. Esme Smocke, are requested to
present them tor adjustment, and these indebted &c
make payment to
JOHN FOX, Exo'r.
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TrGnIlaftd from the Joa,sai elite Enbi,c.
pRHD FER'S

Published bv order OF H. Excel,pncy the Minis.
ter Of tie Interior.
PARIS, Dec. -, 1870.
Isim ~ Nccea drschfds.
bcd PERUVIAN Bark I ounce.
Saffron z ounce.
Ssrs2parilla ounce.
S.se 1 ou,ee.
hccuhed Alcohol pounds.
psso'yc separately, the Bpln of Mecca in one.
bird # the Alcohol sleep The other ingreiirnts
~ The remainder of the Alcohol for fDrty.eigl,,
hours HItrae, sid then mix tne two liquors
For use, mix the sOiat,on with twice or TIRES
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'sNtE Subscribers Will offer at Public Auction ~,
the 10Th ia, Of May, III not disposed of ne;
vately before that time
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ant general Of military supplies was read

ant general OF military supplies was read
third time and passed.
TAX BILLS. s.
The house resumed the consideration
ofshe bill for assessing and collecting o
direct tax and internal duties.
After considerable debate and various
amendments proposed, some of which
were adopted and others rejected, the
bill was ordered TO be engrossed and
read third time on "Wednesday.
Tht House IN committee of the whole,
Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on a bill to lay
and collect direettor
a few minutes we're spent on this
bill, when on motion OF MIR. Bibb the
committee rose, reported progress and
had leave to sit again.
A bill from the Senate for the relief
Of Alexander Scott, was read first and
second time and referred To the commit.
tee OF claims.
a bill from the Senate to amend the
act inaddition to the set to raise an add;-
ticaai military force and for other purpo-
scs, was twice read and referred to the
committee on military affairs.
A bill from the Senate 10 an.borizc
the raising corps Of sea lensibies, was
read twice and rcferrea TO tie commit
tee on military atsirs.
CHANGE OF SYSTEM.
Mr.. Fisk of N Y.rose to submita re-
solution which would try the principles,
whether the bill No Ia, which laws a
tax on dsstilrers of splri.uoas liquors,
should prevail ornot-~hc conceived there
vas no article more proper for taxation,
and might possibly supercede the me-
cessi,y of acting any further on the bills
now before the House. He then SUBJ
United the foilowing:
Resolved, that tho committee OF ways
and means be Instructed 70 prepare and
report to this House, bin imposing q
duty of - cents per gallon on all spi.
rils distilled within the u States
Mr.. G,undy moved to refer it to the
committeesof the wbo,eIIouse. Carried
The Housejn comp,ittee Of the whole,
Mr.. Macon in the chair, on the above
resolution.
Mr.. Fisk moved to ELL the blank with
IS cents.
Mr.. Grundy moved to FIJI It with IL
l.2 cents.
Some debate took place, md the com.
miuec roe, reported progress and had
leave to set again, and the House adj
learned.
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NORFOLK, June %.

The following minutes OF the attack
MADE by the Gun-Boats upon the nrl'
fish er;rste, are furnished by an oiflcer
Who was in the action
The attack commenced at IL minutes
be,o~e A o'clock, "A. NJ. and Continued
6n,il 10 minutes after 6. Boat NO
T;cut. Neale, received seven round sho'
in and about her hull, which cat away
most Of her rigging, sweeps, stanchlor
and channels. lieut.. Nesle slightly IN
;u,ed. No., Sailing Master Nan's
seca;ved round shot between wind sne
water. No., Sailing Master onalt''
received one round shot, which kiiisa
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Robert Gray,
0hhosite the H'ashineton 7apern, Ains
etr.e> s/e .ord, m

0hhosite the Fashineton Tavern, King
street, alexandria,
HAS JUST RtcElvkD FOR SALE,
Melish's Travel. in the United States
ana Upper Canada, illustrated by q
Maps, vols. octave b, und, SIS SO.
Cha,eaulniand's Travels in Greece,
Palestine. Egypt ~nd Barbary, vol.
octaYo bound, So Is.
Life and Administration of the homo
rable spencer percevsl
Grskins's Speeche on Miscellaneous
subjects at tic bar.
ronsti,rtion OF the United States.
Grant on Education,
Rejec,ed Addresses.
.<lem'a Life OF Washington,
Youag Mother, Santo Sebsstiano,i
,rat's Tales, Chilt.'s Monitor,
Goidsmith's Greece,
american .Prc~p,or,
>oi,imbiau Orator,
Rollins An'icDt History,
C,.mpbeli's rhetoric,
No]e,n Geography,
History Of America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Go!dsmiih's eogriphy.
.Iohnson's Dictionary with Walker
Ptonur ciauon,
Gmarie's Geography, new edition.,
simpsons u,.iA,
arg I'rmiy Iible, assorted,
,aool lsib:cs, School Tcstaments,
't,ckes Bi;,cs,
Common PRAYER Books,
Adeate's. Smiths, Liitlc's end Coles
Mrsic Books,
,Ncb.tsy',, Pcavce's, Comly's and Co.
lumbar Spelling Books,
a Large SO X OF fine Velipm Foo'scap
am Letter Paper, :,
:layine Cards. States, Quilts, Blank
BOOKS &c &c.
Ledeers, Jour na's, Cash and Ipvoice
go ks, and Blank Books OF every de-
scrirtlon Rucd and Bound to any given
pattern at a short notice.
On kand a constant supply CT large
Writing Paper, suitable for Record
b0nks
:rr;f ~
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lust Received

Just Received
For sale by RoB'r: CRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow
ing valuable
Law Books---viz
TOoPERs Jua.inian
~ Henihg's Justice 50
ranch's Reports vol s and s
Muntord's Reports vol. I -
East's Reports vol. 10
Ccoper's Equity Pleader
Anerican ip ,est
Lawyers Guide by. w. w. Hsnins
vol.
fohnson's Gases vol. 5
Coudy's Mrshall on Insurance.
launtoR's Reports vol: 2
Blackstone's Commentaries -
NeMlant-0n CtntTc cts
Chilly on the Law Ct Nstio1s
iohnson's Reports vol. anG a
Law OF attachments @
.urfar's Speeches f
Sle<,,le of Limitation
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|OF REPRESENTATIVES.
/ i7r the dl.rnndria Gazette. I

NV REPRESENTATIVES,
fr the hleEandna Gazette.7
NoSDAr, June IS.
Pod presented two petitions
rsrchanls of Wiscassct and
|'egn respectively, praying to
Ton the penalties incurred
NacPh Of British goods. Re-
" committee Of ways and
scH presented q petition from
.@Oi the Pennsylvania Aca-
ae Arts, Tor the remission Of
fashos oil p4n,iags and En-.
aportea from Italy. Refer
"m0ittee OF wS2s and means.
%'e presented the petition
Yaangentor Of q combustible
s'Oce, 0pp'ic9hle TO the pnr-
s'n'e ard defence, whether
vary. and PRAYING. the aid of
.ue0i IN CARRYING his Giscovc-
!" referred TO a select CON-
pms Of n Y. offered the fol-
That the committee on mi
= DC Instructed to epeaire and
assn will he proper so to a
aCies Of war as,o allow to all
VIA before any court-nrar-
'lpHa' oEsnce, the RICH, OF
I'll 10 condu the defence.
IN nc committee of cleo.
N. ',.r =, report on the Pc
IT. aN"terro, contestiug the
k' ~'0 ?. Hunrerfsrd, which
'''e 10 the petitioner Mr.. Ta-
rs referred to a committee
''nse for tomorrow.
H. bill freeing from post
I'D rom the superintend-
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WASHINGTON CITY, June as.

Ervact ofa letter from @Saeketrs Har'
Dor to me Secretary Of the Nary.
con the 10th Liect. Chsarccy Tell 10
with and captured the schooner Lady
Murray, from Kingstsn bound to YORK,
with All ensign Geo. Chsiles Merce)
and IS non commissioned ofi:cers and
privates, belonging to the Al ST and io4th
regiments, loaded with provisions pes-
der. SHOT, and fixed Ammunition. Ii
schauncey arrived this morning with his
prize"
conv Of letter from Lieut.. Chauncey
10 Com. Chaunces.
Sackett's Har6or, 1874 June, 8 10
s1n-According to your orders 81 the
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And possession given CA the first day
o. January next. ~

And possession given CA the first day
OF January next.
A Very valuable TRACT OF LAHD,,
N containing SIC scles,, lying on the
.tiver Potomac, about Two niles above
TIE Little E4l's, in The county OF Fair
FIX and strte of Vir( ria. Also, ano.
ter Tract, caled StrswberI Vale, a.
tnut tllac miles rom the above.men-
tened containing six hundred and
twelva acres. 30, n Tracts have sui.
fcieI,cy Of excellent Wood and Tim.
Der, are well watercd and healthy. PEI
GU arIy ad: pied TO Grass, tn. soil na'
turai!e good, on which from recent OK
PR mcnts Plaster OF Paris acts in the
most powerful manner. These Iratts
can he divided into Farms OF two to
three hundred cles each The hros
Trsct is distant Hom Ceorgetown five,
the last nnc. and both from Alexan-
dlia thilteeD miles. If the above tracts
bs soll, personal property attached 10
them to the amcurt of eight or ten
thousand dollars viii be Tor sale, with
which the purchasers CT tho land may
be accommodated
Also for Sale. valuable Tract OF
Laud, about | 3 miles fromG' orgetown,
cont lining about 100 ceres, near the
nooutl, of Dif1iculi Run. below the Great
. Fail: OF Potomac, On which is Mill
Seat, surpassed BY few III Virginia
from which Flour msy be water torre
to market at the small rate ofone quar-
tcr OF dollar per barrel.
Pic ABOVE, tracts will be shewn, and
. thc,terms OF sale made known on APP
n!;c.tion to The subscriber at Strawber-
ny Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
Nav 81 i7sl iawif
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TIE TAX ELLIS

|THE TAX bh'Lo
h. 70 coosomo much OF the
l. AID mopsr even before they
l. The bills reported are
| y 81 bunslias . manner, that
Est:cs a.! the political cobiers
| p,.6otic silc Of the House,
|ovora lpon them, they seem
b ao.;liiay narA than crack sach
E.,ers in the uttempt to mems
kl however, they pride them
|rn the msgnanhuity" with
Is have taken up the taxes,
NJ the GscuIty with which they
! 1,l TIE exigencies Of the &C.
They have been too fortH-
IAeir other undertakings and
las, to doubt their success in
bio did rather undertake
var 10 create, than make
! B Of t5iiiEg twas begun,
irds as strange to carrv't on;
D the state, and faced it down,
and projects Of their own;
irv did such feats at first,
Reynaw, there betterversed?"
'i,r>Iists, very wisely, Ike no
Ee frequent ajspOtat;on which
tplion Of the various amend
Fred give rise to. They had
au' part in declaring the war
I'fl have nothing to Go with
on. Thes have found that
Fnuasioa nor argument could
BE majori.y from rushing into
'Asy aou!a ) and they seem
Ito let them get on, Of it as
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