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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
William MeLellan. Jun,

WAS for ials one hundred and forty bun.
Il u die, Freaeh Pine Of very large ixe any
one wiih,ng TO purch4le the chief part of them
may have his requelt-pound pios and Needles
rezlonabie Ito which are added a great variety
of Combs-black few,ng sik-white silk ARM
lsts--au addition of Silk Shawn Ladies aud
Geotlemens white Silk Hofe--Gen,emen's
black diuo.-nice back worried ditto. and
Tapes Pssfis.d, J.s 81, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4,r,ls..xu.-..

UNDERGRADUATES k,r~S.s~s.s-'S4--~--- =
n 1.-THE annual meeting of the Fellows oftfrs
L 4 MsDacbs,sh Msditai Society, on the I'd day
of June 1919, the Councillors sere elected AZ
the laff year, with the following exceptions -
Doctor. Gorham, Stone, Dwight, Sheldon.
sire Doctors Fleet. Rabbit and rownfend, de-
ceafed "astt -. -
An ingeniou. diler,ation on the Natural
hiiso,y and medicinal propert es of E,go. was
delivered by Doctor Preicott of Nswbul yport.
AT the meeting of the Councillors, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the following
year -
JOSHUA FISHER, M. d r. P,sEdesi.
CrnsoRs--David rowniend, A. M. Thorn
as Welfh, M D.; Aaron Dexter, NJ. d. Jof~
ah Bartlett M D William spooner M ID.
Thomas Welfh, C@'elpondiag SECRETARY.
John e Warren, Recording Sse,sfar,.
John @. Coffin Ttsfosy,
John DIxweli, L bratian. 80
The following gentlemen have become Pel-
lows of the Society in courie, during the
year pan -
Nathaniel Bemis, Ivats,fo-vn, NJ d. Jacob
Blgelow, B0on NJ d John B Brown BgRon,
A. M Oliver Dean, Mtd.pay, A. M. DIR.
| Joleph II Flint, Psfe,1,m Doctor Chandler
| Fiagg, Mn, biebead DR. William payfon. Eos.
by,a'; Or Jsleph o ofgood, hmsB1,, Thorn.
as Sewali, IpruifB M. ID DR.. Daniel swan.
B,xbtoa; lla.s Warren, Cta,ldss, A. M
rinoihy Wellington. H;.e Camb,isg., M ID.
| Fellows admitted by election during he year
pafa, who having exprefled their acceptance,
are members of the society," 49,.
Doctors Mofes Baker, Rigrpa,sr; Philip
Bryant DO; Reuben Champion. ju, Wsa-
| sp,ingf field, Daniel Collins. Leaes Jacob Kit
fridge, Salem; Jo,ham Moul,on, Bseiaes /;
Benja. Billings, Mssyf u, VIM stone Grses-
-Dnb; Pnos Smith, Iygfsid; Ala Burbank,
LanJ5o.o.gb Henry bagg, Ps sesios seth
Febes OsAbsm Jonathan Newell, st0v; Thom-
as Buck4p, HspA~for, Anton Baies, Barre;
Elliot feckw,th. Hs,o.riei; Charles Proctor,
Wsqf,d; Joieph Allen, Bselao. Daniel James,
PIT d; Jonathan Page, B..~,ruiei Ebeue-
ger Poor, Bef-hna.vev; Amos Parker. B9fas
VIM. Sheldon. Spri.gfsid; Joieph Hewes Camp
den F., ...t
! Lieentiates TO practice during the year
psit VIM stone, Fs,sng,sm homas Fof.
ter Cemb,;agt M. d Andrew Foner, do M.
D.; Ruff. Kittridge, t,o~.gbo~, A. B Ma
than'el swift Do,s6sas, DAVID Kellogg Fran.
isgb-,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

5 4ths of them struck within diameter Of
six feet. and several hit the centre of the
target What mskes it TIE more sxtraordi
nary, the pieces we're elevated by the eye &
without The use of the quadrant - This, 10
our opinion, is the only proper mode of prac
tise for field Artiliery.--ln action At would
be impossible to use the quadrant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

Erra,um. In our last under the editorial
head expecting the arms due this common
wealth from HE General Government sf
ter these Words .(speak,ng OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia" what is this fsontier
to, except the Place &c ad palace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
STOLEN,

ON the 18Th. inn red Morocco Pocket
~ Book, containing dollar, in Bank bills,
and fundry papers of no ufe TO any one hut
the owner. Whoever will give Information
to the iubfcriher or to the Gazette Offi,e,
liaii be handiomeIy rewarded
WILLIAM WARREN.
Pov1ssS, Jss letb, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

NORFOLK, JUNE 3.
II 10 understood that Ill The licensed ves-
se's OF the ports of tho Chesapeake, Which
cleared out previous to the PRONUNCIATION of
the blockade, are permitted TO depart tot
their original ports OF destination. Several
vessels now in this port are getting ready
with all possible despatch 70 carry supplies
20 the British Army in Portugal IT things
10 on a; this rate, The contest with England
may be indeed, and with truth, en,tIed,
Mad'son's War" Waged upon such
pa" 1t certainly cannot be called war of
Tue people, for the people are decidedly
opposed to such an Interpolation on the max
ms OF actual warfare.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
JUST WAR,

All those persons, of sufficient intel
ligence, age and honesty TO have made
observations from time TO time, declare
that during the most calamitous period
OF our revolutionary war, the want AMI
distress was far inferior to wha, we are
subjected to by the present thieyish
war--a war continued on the hrcfert OF
taking the bread out of the mouths of
native American sailors to give to Brit
ish renegadoes, but in fact to enable gov
ernment agents, contractors, French
men, Baltimore murderers and Ken
'ucklan savages to riot on the ruin of
good men.-Sai. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
DIED,

In this town, suddenly, Mrs. OpHeLIA,
consort of Mr. Benjamin Turkey, aged 20
On Friday, Mrs. Judith Carol, aged 20
In Freepori, ON saturday the l2 IA instant,
deeply iamented, Mrs. Sarah Mitchell, wife
of JOSIAH w. Mnchel, ESQ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

Annitsrsary o American Independence. The
Seiec'men OF Portland have sppolnled Mr..
NAlhAsiEL WRIGHT. to prepare and de.
liver An Osation on the 4th day of July next,
and he has accepted The Appointment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
Ga,ettr DDip Jlfms.
PORT OF POR7LAND-lsi3

June Is. Arrived sch. Samuel. Fsris,
from Newhsven, with 1000 bushels OF corn
and 600 bols. -four. June is, arrived schr.
Leopard, Merit, from Bath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
aportlano:
4th of Lly Celebration.
Monday, June 81, 1915.


Those citizens who are DESTROYS Of
uniting in the Town Celebration, are
requested to meet at Washington Ne
chanic Hall, THIS EVENING at half
past 7 o'clock, to make the necessary
arrangements therefor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

The Hon Jois Goddard having declined his
late appointment a. Senator OF the u from
Newh7mPfhire the Leg failure has choien the
Hon JEREMIAH Mason Ia his room
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
The Lance or Pike.

The Lance or Pike. is most celebrated
in an,ient times, as the wespon oflhe 0,ecidn
Phalans
Where the FIRE ofthe musket ends the
utility OF the Pike commences. l. oughi
ever 10 be the object with R.hemen SO to
mar Guvte as 10 keep the enemy at long sho,
but it may frequently happen that they
may be 30 pressed as to compel them to
close with the enemy, or for The want Of a
suitable weapon of defence, to m Ike pre-.
cipits,e retreat. There Is no diticulty, AS
has been suggested by some, IN the alternate
use Of he Rifle and Pike IN an engagement.
When the Rife is IN hand-the fikes are
stacked IN the rear of the line--or i,shed
in bundles of en- or twelve under sufficient
qua d--)r when in movement carried by
TINS guard, or on The baggage Wagon In
one Ut IN ose modes OF carrying and secur
log the T kes, you may always have them Al
hand and when pressed 10 close combat,
instantly sling the Rife and seize he Pike
The most distinguished modern General /,
are decidedly in favor OF the iatroduc ion x
use OF lhls weapon, not only for Rfiemen, 10
whom 4 is more ind pen,lble than any OH.
err description Of troops, but for The Infantry
aud HELD Arailery.
The Portland A,fille,y, under Lieut.. Cor.
neIus Barnes, celebrated their Anniversary
~ lie neid on Thursday last. This codpS.
ny ranks among the fiat Of its Kind in The
Commonwealth. They practised firing At
Target al the distance OF q and 500 yards
Take the whole shots together they were
the best We ever witnessed,--moret than
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

~ Much insereiiiug mater prepared 10
type for this day1 Gazette, is omitted for
want of room
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
MARRIED.

In Gorhsm, b, the Rev. asa Rand, Capt.
J1nn Fenno, OF aos,on, to Miss Iemperanse
Harding, OF the former rlsce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

Manufactured Stone LIME,
Superior TO any imported, for fale by
DAVID kosS jun Ne Hay Ms,Aef ReD
June 2i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

A difference between the State Of
Maryland and the National Govern
mcnt as to the militia and the defence
of that State, is the subject OF considera-
ton and Of several Resolutions in the
Legislature thereof Maryland did NOT
-vithhoid her nuhtia North Carolina
complains and she has nor zotthheid
her militia n. York complains, and
her militia has been in nearly every
banie fought by the u. S. officers. SO
that the sneer at Massachusetts, by the
Secretary OF War, will not, even with
the war hawks, excuse the Executive
OF the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21

A Son ofPALM, the German book
seller, has offered himself volunteer
under the banners of Prussia, to revenge
The murder Of his father.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-21
q. A bill laying an additional, duty on

T. 4 blii laying BIT sooluonal GUY on
'o. The sewers, bills above recited were read
.e,st and second time. referred to commit
- ofihe whole and made the order of the
s.y for Monday
NJ Bnrwell, from the committee of Elec-
,;ons. made detailed report on the petition
g Jobn Tslisierro, contesling the election Of
Jobn Hungerfnrd. sitting member from
Virginia, which concludes with The follow
;ap resolutions
"e Resolved, That the said election held
n Apr,l last was illegal and ought TO be SET
Resolved, That John p. Hahgref1r
:. m, entitled to seat in this House"
rb, report was referred to committee of
the whole.
Mr.. Webster moved string of res
o,u,ions, calling on the Executive for
inflammation relative TO our relations with
France, and particularly on the subject
Of the Decree, repeating the DEGREES OF
p,rlin and Milan, which decree was de-
elared by the Duke Of Bassano, to have
hs.n communicated to Mr.. Russell,
and forwarded to Mr.. Serrurier, to be
laid before the President. Mr.. Web
s,er introduced his resolutions with re-
marks highly pertinent and appropriate.
The ayes and noes being demanded, on
N. question tc consider the resolutions,
"a only voted in the negative.-Mr.
Rib as ked for time, and moved that the
resolutions lay on the table and be prin-
ted. Mr.. w. assented
The New.London Gazette, (halr sheet)
which was published on Saturday noon
last, says, the British squadron, which
had been beating up that harbor, had
inst come to, after firing few ls-poun-
d.rs over a guard on White Beach. -
During the firing Gov SMITH visited
Fort Trumbull, and was saluted. The
American squadron was safe moored
S or six miles above the town and the
port was guarded by 1000 men in arms.
In consequence of the spirited con-
duct Of the Governor and militia OF Con-
necticut, it was reported, that the Bit.
ish commander had expressed deter
mination to cut up the coastlng trade 10
and from New-York, root and branch |;
and on Wednesday some barges captur-
ed and burnt the sloops William, and
Two Sisters, at the mouth OF Connect
icut river; and also captured the Mary
Ann, * New York. Packet, which they
were, however, compelled to abandon
by some armed fishermen. They also
captured the iast-sailing sloop Roxanna,
OF Lyme, which they carried along side
the Valiant, bu, sent the master and
passengers, among whom were several
females, ashore at the light-house-
They have also burnt smack near
Four. Mile River cut out small
schooner from Mystic River; and
twice attempted to burn sIoop which
was ran on shore on Seabrook bar, but
the Are Of which was twice extinguished
by the patriotic CONNECTICUT men.
Some boats from the Valiant, with a
flag, under 1t. M'DoNALD, landed at
the former residence of Gov Griswold,
asked for ard obtained reireshment, and
retired with perfect decorum. They
have also demanded and received sup
plies from Gardner's s. Fishers islands,
which they pay for at their own price.
A difference between the State oil
Maryland and the National Govern
ment as to the militia and the defence
of that State, is The subject OF considera.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09


.Adusanf and Inspecssr- Generals oEee,l
Washingfsa. Nsssmber II, 1915
4 GENERAL Court Martial for the trial Of Brig-
4 \ advertisement WILLIAM HULL,wiil assemble
nj some suitable place in the city Of Albany, Estate
Of New-York) on the third day ct january next.
The Court will be composed as IOllows, VIZ
pREsJDgNT,
Major General Henry Dearborn.
M NEMBERss
Brgadier General Joseph Bloom6eld,
Thomas Parker,
Leonard Covington,
Colonel John 4. fenwick,
Henry CArherry, s6th regiment Infantry,
Peter Little, 36th regiment Infantry,
William N. Irvine, 42d regiment Infantry:
Eeutsnant Colonel Richard Dennis, 10th regt INIT
Samuel s. Conner, 18Th do
Seth Davis, sd regt. Infantry,
William Scott, 36th rcYt. Init.
William Stewsrt, 38th do,
sPEeIAr. JUDGE AnvooATs
Alex ander J, Dallas. Esq.
AMY Jupce ADVOCATE AssIsrAHT,
. Phillip S par<qrs Esq.
s SvRERNvMER Ak1Ess
1ieut. Col John w. Livingston, 4l:t regt Infantry,
james G. Forbes, az regiment Infantry,
Major George Bomford, Corps Of Engineers
By order Of the Secretary Of Var
A. Y. NlCOLL. Inspector General.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
aDarsabI's AaIt.


District Of Rh0de- Island.
TN pursuance Of Warrant Issued from the
i District Court for Rhode-Isiand Disirieh
! hereby give notice, that I shall seIl q
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder on So
turday, the ilth day of December next q { Z
o'clock in the forenoon, st Buties's wharf, In
Prosidence,t the British packet brig Moreispa,
her tackel, apparel. furniture, orms, Consist
iog in part Of sixteen 9-pound csvronades,)
stores, goods, wares and merchsndizo. Said
brig Morgiana is Of the hurtheu Of about eco
tons, coppered 70 the bends, has an unusually
full inventory, il said 10 sail remarkably fssss
and may be put 10 sea, IS privateer, q >
small expense. There win also be sold q
the same time and place, is casks powder,
about 100 bushels English SEA coal, and .
quantity Of ship bread.
The conditions will be made known at the
times and places of sale.
X. X. DEXTER, Mcrshai
Providence. Aopemt.- "a. 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
Domestic Roofing g Spinning
e Machine.

THE subscribers have purchased the patent right
= Of building, vending. aHd using the above ma
chine, in the counties of Newport and Bristol, r.
It's most important advantages and usefulness may
he stated in few words
Fret Il possesses the principle Of roping and
spinning the merno and other wool on the same ma
chine with great exsctness and remarkable facility.
.Secs,,d-It will spin the common wool directly from
the roll without rcpng sufficiently fine for common
broadcloths.
Tnird-It will spin cotton, when roped or property
sSrded, as fine and even as on the common wheel
with equally increased advantage.
Fesrsh--lt is very convenient for doubling and
twisting threads, cotton yarn of any description,
with astonishing expedition.
Ffh-Its operation is not half 80 laborious as the
English Jenny, and it is easily managed by girls or
children, with immense profit
nirkl--t will produce saving over the common
wheel o from 90 to 80 dollars the manufacture Of
every hundred yards of cloth
Sepenfh--h supercedcs the great expense Of the
sDo EsgEsh machines. as il performs the same opera
tons Of the Billy and Jenny.
Let these facts be duly considered by caudid and
liberal minds together with the vast saving of time
labor. trouble, and the expense OF board and wages,
when one person will perform the service of FIVE or
dix in the usual wcthod Of spinning, and but few
will hesitate in procuring the Domesfic Rover and
ctinaer. will also give powerful spring to en-
terprize, and stimulate the female part of the COM
uuity to vie with each other in habits of ndusryas
with Is or 80 spindes active girl will furnish yarn
sufficient to keep or looms constantly IN opera
ton, AMI earn from 20 to 80 dollars per month.
Nmay be observed thai oae Of the above machines
occupy but little more space than common bod, and
can be removed with Let every farmer encour-
age the growth Of sheep, and promote American man.
ufactures Let the splendid habitaton - well as The
humble cottage become little Factory; and in this
way our country will become nuiy INDEPENDENT. II
individuals are not able, let ueighborhoods Join in the
purchase Of machine, the expense will be trifing
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

Wdnfed <nmediafeiy,
a BOY from ~ to is years Of age, a. an sPpren-
q tice to the Tailoring business. Enquire At this
OfRce. Avg. 9.
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PRINTING,
0faR kind, ereensed az siss ece viii neafness, ae
en-sey, and depzsch.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-21

On the road leading from Piscatavay
10 Port Tobacco, are posted the dra-
goons, supported by Capt. Davidson's in.
rAn,ry, Capt Stulrs ri1emen, theGeorge-
own grenadlers under the comIaand OF
capt. Edmonston, Capt. RUINS, Capt,
Cass'n's, capt. Lenox's andCapt. Ydhns' :.
intantry.
S,ill fuysher in the rear, and neares
the point where the Warburton ..d
Washington City roads meet, is the 56tl
RECT, under the command ct Col. ca Der
ry, with the remainder Of Capt. Burch',
artillery. This disposition, while ii
guards against the enemy's approach,
whether oy land or @ater, sdmhs OF a
ready concentration Of oar force on Ell
Their poin, OF attack. Besides the above,
Capt. Peters artillery went down from
Georgetown on Saturday, but had not
been stationed when we heard from
them.
IF there should prove to be no other
force in the Potomac than that which IL
stated. a snsll part of the force now In
service would be amply sufficient to keep
II in check.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-21
WASHINGTON CITY, July l9.

One of the Editors returned from
headquarters Oh Saturday night. The
last accounts left the British squadron,
consisting OF two frigates, two sloops of
war and two tenders, OFF Swans Point.
This is al the force ascerlained. Other
force was reported to be lower down, It's
amount variousiy stated. A detachment
of cavalry had proceeded with Col. Mon.
roe down the river, TO ascertain and ex.
anime the force below.
The following disposition has been
made of the troops at and near Fort
Washington (Wsrburton } A strong dc,
tachment of United States artillery un-
der the command of captain Richie. oc-
cuples the fort. The covering work &
the ridge on which it stands, are held BY
battalion of the 10th, one company IF
the 2Cth United States infantry, com
manded by Capt. Brooks; major Kings
battalion Of drafts, * detachment from
Capt. Burch's company, with their field
pieces, the whole under the command ct
Col. Nicol of the first regiment OF Unit.
ed States artillery.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-21
To Rent for a term Of years
A FARM.

In Fairfax county, containing Two
Hundred and Thirty Acres, well tim.
bered. There arc on the premises q
small Dwelling House and an apple
and Pesch Orchard. 1t is well water
ed, and large aud constant stream
passing through the middle of it. on
whicliis the best Mill seat in the neigh
borhood, and sufHcicncy OF building
stone on the spot. This farm has about
40 acres of prime meadow land, 20 Of
which are well taken with timothy -
1t is about9 miles from Alexsndria
and nearly the same distance from
Georgetown and the City OF Washing
ton. Any person disposed to Rent
will apply to the subscribe, residing
hear the premises.
Mordecai C. Fitzhugh.
July "a dStiaw6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-21
NEW YORK, July f6.

IT is with pleasure we learn. that
the line Of ToRPEDOEs, intended. if
necessary, TO he stretched across our
NARRows, are completed /; and can,
at 12 hours peticc be placed in a 81.
tuation to blow up the most if not
all vessels passing by Forts Rich
mond and Hudson. This line of
Torpedoes. together with the Forts
on each side of the Narrows. which
will shortly mount upwards Of 100
heavy cannon, will render, in our
opinion, this City eIfectly safe in
ease the enemy should attempt to
enter our harbour.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-21

burnt many OF our vessels trad
s, the Peninsula. For these you
i also instructed to demand redress.
is hoped that the government OF
sce, regarding with a prudent lore
II the probable course of events, Will
some sensioility to its interest, if 1t
ponc 10 the claims Of justice, on the
kot 1liis country.
n tie French decree of the 2Sth OF
h. Isil, l shall forbcar to make any
hrS,;ons which have already occur
|an,il all the circumstances connect
Iilh'it are better understood. The
,idcnt approves your effort to obtain
o. of that decree, as he does the
of it afterwards to MIR.
bell.
"a have the honor, sc. SC.
sigucd} JAMES MONROE.
q Ba.!.zu, Esq. @'e. &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-21
NOTICE..

NIHE s ubscrlber, appointed Trustee
a by the honorable Court of Chance
ny OF tho state OF Maryland, for the pur-
pose Of selling aid conveying the real
estate of the late Col Robert T. Hooe,
living IN Charles couu,y ard state of Ma
rviand. win tfcr for sale the said estate
at Port Tobacco, on Tuesday the 18th
August next, cons,atIrgot about ak hum
q, cd and sixty !CuI acres. About tvo
hundred and forty acres OF this Land Is
situated on the Potomac river and bind
ing thereon, All known by the name OF
the MARYLAND Point Tract 1t has two
tenepients on it; springs OF excellent
water, Ind abounds in Timber II Is
fertile, healthy, lays very handsomely for
cultivation, and has al! the con"ealcnces
of Fish and Fpwi in their season in the
greatest abundance. and the convenience
of conveying TO market the produce OF
thi. productive Farm renders 1t very
valuable. The residue lies on the
head of Stones Creek between the
lands of Mr.. Henry Dent and MIR. John
Brent; is very fertile; lies within TIRES
miles of nasigable water and FIVE miles
of Port Tobacco, and contains about ono
hundred and twenty-tour acres, at pre-.
sent under rent to Mr.. H. Dent. Tho
purchaser will be required to give bond
with approved security for the payment
of the purchase money with interest,
within six months from the Gay OF sale /;
and upon the payment of the whole sum-
and not before, will receive deed from
the trustee, conveying the title OF tho
land Sc sold. The title papers can be
seen BY applying TO
John Muncaster,
TRUSTEE.
July 6 2a"ts
- The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican of Georgetown will insert the
above twice a week till the day Of sale,
and send their account TO this Office.