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WILL COMMENCE ON TUESDAY, THE 5TH OF
OCTOBER NEXT.
ffrSt DGy.-A sweepstakes tor s 200 each, half
foTtci.--to which there are six subscribers.
On the same Dly.-A Produce sweepstskss foi
y leo each, play pay--to which there are eleven
subscribers.
Second Day The Jockey Club Purses 400
dollars four mile heat.
Third Day An elegant Silver Cup, valued ct s5
Geneae, two raile heats, 20 dollars entrance-four
10 make race
The Foayth Day.-rhe Proprietor's Parse of
L. lhe rules of the present cius.
The tsiisUing rates are estab!ished.
-Four wheel arisges, s L 90
Two do. do. so
Man and Horse, SO
Persons on lot, IS
Stables and straw furnished gratis.
THOS. WATSON, Jr JYea1nyer
Those persons wishing to rent booths " the
RroGnd will apply to Thomas Watson, jr.
August ", 1918. tdr
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y MoTICE.

7. OST or TAKEN, ont of the Subscriher's poke,
b at the sale at James Brown, ir * CO. Vsntiae
Office, opposite the Globe Tavera, on Tuesday tke
18th Instant, small red ass skin, or
MOROCCO MEMORANDUM BOOK,
containing STA $3.50 aud So note on the Fsr-
Iner's Bank, $50 and two los on the Bank az
Virgina--also, so Rote on the Bank OF Eieuton.
North Carolias. and suudry pspers which car be of
30 value 10 any other person hut the nwner.--Any
rerson who v III deliver 1t t: SuhseIiber IN Msu.
rbester, or " the Office of the Enquirer VITA The
sss'tn,', shall receive q nbera reward.
JOSEPH PRICE, Jr.
Aug. so. St
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20 the. captain Of the Dragon, TColier1. fo,.
his projection WIN had il in his bosse ssioo, s.
observed that he shonsht t hard. being IN
American, that he should DC compelled %
serve against his oouotry his patent ard
brothers living there The captsin called
nro dr-n'd Yankee rascal, and crdert q
him to be pnt in irons he was accordingly
plaCed iN irons Tor the night. This morning
Ahs captain and lieutenant calne below =,
~nere ne wss, and ordered him 10 De re-
leased; the captain chen told him he nten
ed 70 have given him three Cozea--" out
lsaid he you may 20 for this tiln.--but il
aver you ask me again for your protection
voi shall be Rugged that is the hroiecfien
III give you, d--n You" There are a great
many, understand III the sare situation.
who dare not open theic complaints to an
Officer on board. Thus are they cum PEELED
to. give their best days to the support dt the
enemies CT their country The above youug
man. James GuedTcr, appears 20 be about q
ycars-o age
October 80,
ihey appear 70 be more aud more nyete
ra'e t""a'Tis m.-we arc circumScr!bed to
she space 81 about ~ tect by &uii,.ss ori
baggage, where we are exposed to ali the
Snn and rain in this delcteriou5 climate e.
Their dosS and cat,;e have soIae place an
propIiated to them Tor ease aud shelter, but
re haVenOne; be il so--they will but make
.,apiacabie enemies, where they have it
- their power 10 enSraft the scion of friend
ship.
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a OR SALE, a handsome warranted doub.e.bsy.
y relied English manufactured Forlins Piece
Apply TO FL. d. Blasroye, at the Office ri the I'm.
SuHer. August II. 1t
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EFFECTS or BRITISH IMPRESS
MF,TP.

IRON TIN PRov1DESBE puonNtX.
Further cEtrscts from journal kr3t by
one Of the crew ~ the Providence pTivateer
while priscger 70 the British
Ocfo6er Is. 1912.
Yes erdey az impressed American, whose
mother. widow by the namaof Gucd .on,
no" resides Ia New York, .oads a1 ,licat:,n
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PETRR LE TELLIER.

DE-NIIST.
tiS removed 70 the roCIos over Csptain Crutoh.
u hetds store, 1t being opposite t!,. sao Tavern,
"nsre ne Is practising in TIE vs-iors branches Of lie
procession t-St ~, setting artificial tessh, cleansing
Piugsng, extracting, Ssc. %
~ d. n line OF servant directed 10 T. lie Teller
AZ ne ssove place will be attended TO.
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the n>csssarye preparations were made
tnr that pnrph1 it was now about three
Quarters pastSl tae distance about pistol
shot--the erty,, Of the Decatar having
cheered preptfNtory ~ boarding, our fire Of
jmusketry coniGenced and was very well
/. Kept up; the 4bemy bearing. away in order
~ avoid the besrdmg, siezed the opuortu
nifty 10 hire bsSldsidc into us, which Killed
Two OF our m9fsr and otherwise materially
injured our riS3ug and sails. The !lrca,
iur CONTINUING 60 follow the planeuvYeS OF
the enemy, cadeSyoripg againfo board her,
which she once more avoided and fred an
other broadside. The captain Of tile De.
cefHr having ordered the drum 10 beat the
charge, the crew cried out to board. At
shar moment endeavouring again to board
her. Which the en-ny could no longer resist,
and which was effected By passing into her
! frn over our bu%sprit, cur Jibboom run
ming into her msnssil. II was row half
past 3-t!le Gre from the artillery and
jmusketry was terrible. ard well supported
on both sides; the eac,aY not heinz able. TO
tiisrnsage himself. drnrpec aiongsiSe; and
| it was m this position that Captain I1rRoH
esdered his whole crew to beard ara ed
| with pistols. sSbres, &c. which order was
executed with the proIoptness Of lightning
Mr. Pinccnt SOtfth lst rrize master, ard
quarter Tsstsr Thonias IgaSh5a~7,, were
! tne Two first on ooarti'th enemy in doing
which the prize master received S .yOurds =;
| the crew or the cneGny fought with &c much
courage and BRAVERY as thec of the DscQt,tr
| did With valor and iHtrepidity. Fire arms
nov became useless, and the crews were
fighting hand in hand with cutlasses, and
! throwing cold shot when the capta;n Of
the enemy and the principal officers being
killed the deck coveted with dead and
wounded. the English colorS were hauled
down by the coCquerors. In Consequence of
the order given by the captain of the Deca-
tur, the vessels were then separated, the
! rigging and sails beng in the worst stale
possible.
DURING the combat, which lasted IN hour.
the kings packet ship Princess Cha1i3nc,
remained spectator of the scene. aud as
'oon as the vessels were disengaged from
leach other. she tackled about and stood TO
jtNe southwark. She had sailed fron St.
| Thomas. bound to Engand, under convoy,
- certai7 latitude Of the Do7injco.
AILLED e WoUHDED ON BoARD 7HE
| DEcA@UR.
| Killed, 5--Wcuaded 16--one If whom,
(the carpenter) since dead.
CYBoARD 4'HE DoMISrco.
Killed, 13--Wourded, 49-5 of whom arr.
since dead of their wounSis.--Total killed
and wounded O. Among the killed are C.
| w. Barrstts, com auder Mr.. J. Shacker
Master ; MIR. d Brown. Purser Mr.. Arch
er q MIR Parry. MidShipnen ;--Houndrd,
NJ Nichols M'dshipmen. The Surgeon e.
Midslipinan were the only officers on board
who We're not killed or woundcu--The IL
was left On shore sick.
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NEW COFFEE HousE.


WE Subscriber respectfully informs the public
=. that he has taken the eligible stand on the Ca.
p'toi Square, FIRST known VI Mineral Fountain and
lately ~ Porter and Oyster Ho,se. He purposes
To keep the best Beer, Porter, Wines and Liquors
eo.' or hot resh--Oysters, &c in their seasou--
and sGicits patronage.
Some of the principal papers inthe United States
viii be Immediately obtained for the Amusement of
Visitors
RE s.o continues his House OF Entertainin Ell, and
Grocery un Shockoe Hiil, corner Of slh and 9TH
Streets untler the care uf Mr.. u. II. StodgeM :;
where good forage and stabIase msy also he had.
HENRY PARMELE.
August 81.
p. s. The Editors Of the Bostnn Daily A,ver-
tiser, New York advocate, PHILADELPHIA Aurora
Baltimore Whig, Dai.y National lGt.liig ancer, Nor
toik Ledger Norfolk nerali, Chiiicothe Fredonian
and Georgia Journs, are requested ia forward their
papers regularly, and trec; tieir agents in Rich
tnond to apply as above Cor rSyIhent. i.
F,9LU.3BLE PROPERrF ron S.4LE.
< hN Saturday the Sto ,,sv of Ssptsnaber next, I
silali, IN pursuance OF the power vested 10 me.
nv the Testament and las win o! George F. Stra,,
,'esd, expnse 10 Sale By Pubic Auetion for roady
money,
Il T Z " E M z " T,
Containing two Aors aud ,hree quarters of an acre
a''ioiiine the Freneh 6ardenin this Cay
SAM McCraw is u,y atioirley in fact, aud will
attend ani cor'uct the Sale on nv Behalf receive
the n'oney, snd execute 20 the pur lhaa-T such con
yeyanoe AS authorised 10 make. as the ~
eeutrix of George f. Stras, dscd
NJ SrRAS, Ex'tx of
@ Z. SaaS, decd
August CT. st
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..nc;no This twenty third Of April, in
the wear Of our Lord one Thousand eiem
hnndred and ten, to be fully comAeai-
ed and ended.
Given sndcr my hand and seal the day
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL. l. ,.
Signed. sealed and delivered IN Inc
nre serce Of GEO. G PRESBURY'
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, l hereby appoint the
following persons tie only agents ior the
sale of Paul's Columbian Oh, ID the cry
If Baltimore. viz. DR.. Edme Ducatei,
SIGN Of the Golden head, No. % Mar
ket-street. Messrs. Henry keeri
Son, Druggists, sign Of Ceisus's heau,
No. 2s3 Markets.. near the cor!lel %
Howard-st Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
pest. corner of Hanover and Market-sts'
Mes.rs. Warner and Hanna, statonefs'
corner of Gay and Market sts. Mossrs.
G. & R. Waits Lottery Oihce, corner
of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A.
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, N. Howard.st. Messrs'
Iohn s Thomas Vance, Statloners' NO
l7s Market-st.-A FeHs Point, by
Dr.. Henry Derry, Druggist No:
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Fell's-street.-Cty Of Washns-
ton. Mes:rs. David OFT, s Co. Drug
gists.-PAVadeNhia. Mr.. Thomas Love-
at Dr.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. Is Notth
9TH St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Pine-Strsets-Jere'
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2s5 Mar
ket-Strcet--Stcphen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between "a and ID
streets, Messrs. Crovl & Scgar, Drug
gisls, Market st.-.''e7u York, Messrs.
John s. Thoraas L Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence x
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messr.. VI
&R. Naitcs's. Nos So and Ga, Maiden
L,ne.-York l'osyn, Dr.. JOAN Fisher,
Drug -.dnnahoHs. Messrs. Chllds &
Shaw-Gsorge Town. DIR. John OF
Drug.-Laacaster. DR.. Samuel Faint
nestock, Drug.-itarrisbury. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug-Easton. Dr.Tho-
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Petersburs,
FIRE. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
eists.-HueerSto.u,. DR.. Frederick Mil
Observation-Disclosures. DR.: John
! S. Miller, .Druggist-Hh'chcster Mess
John * Abm. Miller, Drugglsts.--Han-
oyer. llessrs. Frederick * WIN. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-Carhsle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook PHie'
montgomery COZ NJ. Brice Gassawsy,
AND IN .iLEXAEDRII, sT
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Ass, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. 10,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % laWSm
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March %

Fairfav County, TO WIT:
/. WILLIAM DENEALE, enc of the
commonwealth justices OF the peace
for the County aforesaid. To all sherlffs,
mayors, baiIiffs, constables and headbo-
rouchs, within the commonwealth OF
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kidwell,
late Jaiier, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen: Jailor, for this County, for Richard
Radcliffe. sheriff of said county, have
complained on oath before and to me,
that Elijah Graham, who was committed
to the Jail of the count, aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, and to be Sc.
cured in the said Jail until the next
Superior Court, to be held for the
County Aforesaid, and then and there
to be tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was com
mi.ted TO the sid Jail by myself as a
runaway. She said her name was Nam
cy, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Fredericksburgh, Virgil
nia-did forcibly, or by other undue
means. OpCn lhC doSa Va WV Sosb S"Ab WI
the night OF the 9th inst. and escape
therefrom, and that such escape, was
wi,hoa, the knowledge and consent. and
against the will cftbem the said Robert
Kidwell, and DanielBradly, Jailors as a.
foresaid, and are now going at large.
These are therefore in the name of the
commonwealth, to require you ,&every
ofyou, in your respective counties, towns
and precincts to make dlligent search by
way Of hue and cry, for the said Elijah
Grayham, and negro Nancy, and him
and her having found, TO seize and re-
take and safely convey, or Cause him and
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail OF
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
By due course of law. Given under my
hand and seal this 2s:h day Of Novem-
Der 1912.
W. DENEALE, lseaL
Nov. 50 2aRTt
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500 Tickets to be considered ohe
days drawing.
first drawn Ticket, the 10th, vs.,
18th, 10th, 2lst, 2ad, a3d, 24th, 26t
9th and days, 1.-THE Tickets constitute
ing Prizes excepted each, entitled 10
100 rickets in this Class.
Plizzs payable so days after the
drawing is completed, subject to 5pc'
cent. deduction.
Last Drawn 800 Tickets each day
from the ,st to the 5Ot!: day inclusive
entitled TO 10 dollars, payable In lick
cts in the Sd Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes Ii.
this Class, to consist of the numoers
from 10 Ool to 1000 inclusive eacE
hundred to be the enc prize, the lowea'
hundred for the 9th day, next lowest
for the 18th day, and so on untii tEs
20 arizes are drawn.
Purchasers Of 100 Tickets, or more,
10 be entitled to credit of 50 DAYS af:c;
the drawing of this class, Tor notes witn
.pproved indorsers
Ill Prizes not den.anded within y
months after the drawing Of thi. class
will be con.idercd as given up tor t.:
benefit Of the Lottery
Each Prize of 10 dollars drawn in the
FRS Glass, vii! be received IN pSymert
Of Tickets in this class at eis ht doiiars
and fifty cents.
The Managers of the Potomsck arc
Shenandoah Navigation Lottery hav.
ing completed the cra"lrg OF the ms:
lass. they trust TO the satisfaction OF "a
concerned, which has given st'mi.us
to the improvement o. the navigate
Of those rivers, that promises speed
completion Of TIA, u.-iui w"sk ofe
this scheme to the Luh,ic u. der vel.
founded expedition that !! wii! meet
vita tteir appreciation md support,
particularly OF allimme iiTtel} Interested
il making those rvors nayigahle at al!
seasons
CHARLES s1MMS, President.
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON. Di-ee-
WILLIAM STEWART, tors.
GEORGE PETER,
Scpt Is. lAw<m
r. Tickets in the above Lottery
may be had at the company's Office il.
Georgetown. 0: the Treasurer, and o.
JONAH THOMPSON Alexandra, wheI :
,r;Ji re r,c,ivrf Ten DoI:.r Prizrs II
the first class in payment for Tickets
In this class
The Drawing Of the a.
bove Lottery Will positively
commence on tuesday, the
9TH day of November nex,.
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Removal.
e. Joseph SPEAR,

Rrsheet'Iity 1nforHIs MS jreHds and the
fubic,
THAT he has removed his shop to
oyai.srrcet 10 the one lately occupied
by MIR. B. Adamson. near the Coffee
House where he carries On the ca.
BiNET BUSINESS liz Ill lis various
branchss--he slso macs and repair.
ii kinds OF Musical Instruments, surh
- P.-no For.es. B.:ss Viois, VioIns,
Guitars, &c and will also furnish Ma
iogsny Cofins for grown persons for
fifteen dskcrs He hopes Tie quality
Of his materials. the soundness Of b 5
work and the strict attention he l..
tends Paying to his business. will e !.
sure him encouragement from gene.
Gus public. All the above branche
ii business will h executed ut the
shortes, notice.
NeveAbes 81. law
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District Of Colunh

District of Colurnb;
ALEXANDRIA eop
Nouemdrr !.
Richard Marshall Scot,
of Elisha Janney, and
for the creditors o!,ue
si,a Janney,
against
Philip Care s James AM.
James Nut, traGins al,
firm Of Anderson \ Nua
The detendantphI
not having entered hi. ~.
given security according :
and the rules ofthis CSH,
pcaring to the satisfaction.
upon affidavit, that tie
ant Philip Care is 10, an
this District On the moth,
plalnant by his counsel, i
that the said dsfendan, pI
appear here ON the f,al
term next aud enter his
this suit and give securi,,
ing the DEGREES of the Ca
he other defendants And
DO no: pay away, Convey d
debts by them owing to,
and effects in their HANDS
the said absent defeadaar.
Their order or decree Of
that a copy Of this otde, ]
published in a public new
cd in the count, Of Alexa
months successfully, aGG
copy be posted at the fen
Courthouse OF said County
A Copy Test
G. DENE!.
January IL
THE SUBNCRi
Offers for sale or erehsr
lands above tie Blue n
lospins described tro.trt;|
A tract of / and|
miles from Alexandria,ia 4
agreeable neighborhood; d
acres. This land adjeir,
Dr.. Craik, DR.. Stuart anG 4
hugh; has a large pgopo;d
good Water, Orchards, sci
Also. a motety Of
on which BaziI Williams {,
Also a EARN OIL
River, one mile below
timing by es,ination,beta
dred acres, about 100 ID
most OF which is heaJ
acres in a compact fsur
aratle low grounds, parG
claimed Pocoson and as I'd
In the world , a valuable Il
ry, extensive meadows, a
bearing apple and peach
quality and situation into Vi
may truly be said to be
most valuable Oh its size o.
river.
Also, the Eoua
acres of ground in aadE
town. wherein the sub'aE
The House is large, t-
materials and 6tishsd
style +; The GarGen, Ct !.
surpassed In production :
part of the country. i
known by applying to tx
Aug. !
18Th October
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18Th October
r1.> 4 ;

Last Angus, ! =
SLA' T., oClplO II.
ears Of afs, 6 feet 90
of a yc'!oN c ,mClcIt--
,onx wen sHgheh to
10. m .djon ] got ir,m
ran aw Y Will ..lrr. he 2
vt. i HON s Lee I 4
mile (. ON hlezan2rH !
a.eT last. | viii ut
l.rs Reward 20 Oh? II
bring him !I,mc, g. IL
jail so that ! net him.
William ID
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SDot.yls III J.

~ oupe'hac Il
DR.S!NrOkD'> ID
DER OF the BARK, q
md highly aPPlo"e,
ci.ns Of distlnsllshe.
rent parts of the | =
proprietor i. now e1:1
II to the FACULTY II q
persuasion, TIT 10 PrS
i, the choice OF hl' o
,e gra,ihed in lie vH
oreparation.-in 5
certainty OF ofer
passes the Dsrk IN -
ALst
Tile ESsEAUA
3ARK. prepared 7T"
The above articles =
GELS Of different sizos'
the usual wan,s 0! %
~. Of retail crugg'
chants ard prlya,c 'F
James Kena:l
gr,l.eiier, shd "
dlezandria,
NOTIf
viii ei,lterS ! q
WAREHCU Il a.
side Of Kirg strec'
Water street, at prs
CT. Ca,let,, Esq 81"
mad tine 18th oc,obs'
Joh1
july 3
HKATlY EIxcv1"
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RECEIVED

Ey Schooner HeAnda, from Boston, ana
Sear. Regulator, from .Nesu fsrs,
4 complete assortment OF oo % %
all descriptions and fashions
I'm Store, 1.
Cotton, Window Glass. Rasens DacS,
Fin. Soaps, Spanish Horse A'deS'
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July . eo't's"
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1864 Prizes, amounting to S 2i2,5oo
1886 Blanks, not | to Prize.
$4,000 Tickets at SS so 49, 500
STATIONARY PRIZES.
LIST Drawn Ticket the Isl day, 8 1000
Is, do. 5000 Blanks, each entitled t. &c
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NORFOLK, Sept. 81.
THE ENEMY !

In the early part of yesterday, a
frisate, brig and two tenders
weighed anchor and stood up the Bay i:
at the same time. ship and two
briggs got under way and went to sea.
The force in l,ynnllayen Bay this
morning, is, one n, one brig, two
schooners and small tender.
axa Sr.g issszE,ss-sfSS .sess.Wss-
DIED-On the morning of the
18th inst in the county Of Frederick,
Va. EDMUNDRANDOLPH, Esq.
after an indispositiOn Of "a few days
The world is acquainted with the
political Lille of this gentleman, d the
elevated offices which he has sustain
ed. His history is bleaded with that
of his country-in private life he
all those domestic charac-
tiers which distinguished the man Of
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, September ~.
TO sHEw
as VERY AGE & BODY OF TIE TINE
us rnRM AND PRESSURE"

The Bible Society of Nassau Hall,
have by resolution of the board, distri-
buted seyenty-five copies of the Bible,
amongst the squadron under the COM
mand of Commodore Decatur. The
Commodore in reply to the letter which
informs him of the proceedings of thu
board, expresses his high qualification,
and promises his cordial cooperation in
the laudable design of instructlng the
seamen of our Navy in their religious
duties. The Bible Society of Nassau
Hall, have the honor of being the first
laborers in this great but neglected vine
yard. They have set an example, which
it would be highly honorable and poll
tic in the Government to follow. The
dissemination of religious knowledge a.
mongst that part Of the community in
particular, is an object of national impor.
lance, and ought to be subject of ma.
tional attention. The navy of the U
States is already distinguished for its va
lor-we hope to seeit equally distinguish.
ed for its piety.
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would Sell
ABOUT 200 ACRES OF
ROSE-HILL LAND.

Or less-including on Doguc Run and
on the Colchester and New Turnpike
Roads large parcel ofexcellept Mea-
dow Land, about 10 acres (pro bably)
of which are well taken with Timothy
and Clover considerable part of
which. is new land, and was all sown
last fall. On which are lengthy ditch
es Some of the other land is covered.
There is lasting Spring net very far
from the road, which is well known to
be much travelled by stage passengers
and many others, besides a great mum
Der of Wagons. The best of the wood
land will be included, and several beau
tiful sites, comm, ndine distant views
of Potomac, and other notable places
This is to ALL a pleasing, heal
thy situation, has fruitful soil, is ca
silly improved, and is adapted to Glover
and Plaster. To suit purchasers, this
land may be divided into pretty large
or very small lots Apply to the SUBJ
scriber on the premises.
H. Toler.
Rose Hill, Fairfax, near Alexandria.
September l3. 9aw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-27
~ September "a.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Arrived here yesterday, the letter OF
marque schooner Grampus Capt. Muir
ply. of Baltimore, % days from Ba-
yonne. Left Aug. IS, the brig SOUR
ril, Of Philadelphia, to sail about the LIST
of October and brig Criterion, OF N
York, in state of uncertainty, the only
American vessels in port. Passengers
Madam Ducasse and daughter. There
had been no arrivals in France, from a.
ny of the American ports. Spoke no.
thing. Lord Wellington, with his ar
my, was within 6 leagues OF bayonne.
There had been no general aciisn De-
tween Soult and Lord Wellington. s.
Sebastians was still in possession OF the
French but had been very severely bom-
barded by Lord Wellington.
The general opinion in France
was. that after the termination of the
Armistice (Aug. 2oo hostilities
would recommends, is Bonaparte
had an army. it was said. OF 100000
men, ready FOE action.
The letter Of marque General Arm
strong. Champi;n. is advertised in a
Paris paper of August 19. TO sail from
Nantz for the U. States the latter
part Of September, The schooner
Chesapeake, Richardson. for do, the
18th of September. The American
ship Zephyr. Olcott. from Torrent.
the latter end Of Sept. The ship
Calliope, Rossetter, do. do.
By this vessel, the editors of the
New.YOrk Gazette have received
Bordeaux papers of the Esd. and
Paris papers Of the 2ist Of August.