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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

A Farm. lying in Portsmouth, on the wost road,
"A ,Aif mile south OF Bristol Ferry, containing
b. e-umation 90 acres we'll watrrel, with Dsci.
ing-bouse. barn, sorn-house, and other out baid-
ings thereon. Said Farm is fenced into eleven en-
closures with stone wail 2j acres Of orchard Tie
walls a,d buildings all in good repair--Any person
wishing to purchase will 10 well to come and sec
wS.ch Is the best recommendation that be given.
Apply % IoBs ANTHONY living on the orsus'sss
Psrtsnoufh, sepf. ).
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
ATTENTION.!
M Patriotic Tonng Men,
Pa6hsder cffhe Laws oftae United Sta

~ -
NITtIO re disposed 20 serve t1ei Country, and to
Wv cater the ranks of thc 40;b isegiment of In
fntry, under The Act of July s. 1915, are requested
to call cn the subscribers.
rhe unprincipled attack on HAMPTON must
rouse the spirit of every friend of his Country,
and must prove the necessity OF a commanding de-
fence at every point. The enemy whc Will not re-
verc your Wives aud Daughters is more brutal than
the savage his unprinoipied warfare must and will
arouse patriotic pride and ambition in the breast
Of every noble and generous mind TO avenge their
country's wrongs on such dastardy foe.
TIE subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist during the War,
H,rteen Dollars Bounty,
Tiventv:fow Dollars .ddvanee Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Month-.Regular Wages
Warm Clothing-Good Ralions,
.fnd az the end Of The War,
One Hunu. cd and Sixty Acres Of LAND.
JAMES PERRY. Capt 40th Reg't.
u. ) Ltanfrs, at .hewport.
ROBERT CARTER, Liem of do. al
Troy. .lfass.
JOHN PARROrT, lit. Of do. at Prouidene.
.Nepborf Ocfeber 81 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
REAL ESTATE.

L0R sale or to let, on reasonable terms, bv the
l. subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No 20. Also, the House and Lot in Tanner
street., No. ID 1t has for two years past been i'm
poved IN the Srocery Live, and is Of The best
stands 10 that line of business or for boarding.
house in that part Of the town, and is uncopmoniy
convenient, with shop attached to il md in the
yard, stable, wo,,ilouse, &c The terms will De
liberal, apply to BENAN1wRLL SHAW, on the
premises. Newport, August 5, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
WORTHY OF NOTICE..

THE only Prize Of Five Hundred Dollars,
which was drawn in Union College Lottery, on
the 5th October, FIRST days drawing. in New-yosk,
was obtained by gentleman in this town, through
the agency Of j. C. SH.fIT, who has been uncom.
monty fortunate in selling a multitude of Hon
PsrzEs. From so good commencement of the
Lottery in his favor, he alters himself that he shall
end it with informing the public, in due time. that
he has sold the Highest Prize in this Lottery, which
is $4,000, besides some Of 3 10000 8 $500, &c.
A few numbers, wholes and Quarters, may be OBJ.
tanned by orIers left at the above Office If inmedi-
Ate application be made.
JOSIAH c. SHAW.
E.rehanye and Lottery 0Eee,2
OeL IA, 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

Plymouth Beach Lotrcry Class.
or Look at the .faIiowing
of n.,< <~S Srf G 10l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
JOHN B. LYON
BENJAMIN. II. 7ZSDALE,

Most respectfully informs his customers and
AVA friends, that he has removed from his former
situation to that elegant and convenient Store, No
l02 Thamesstreet, four doors north Of his old stand
where he has on hand general assortment of
FANCY GOODS, JhWhLRY, SILVER
W.dRE, CUTLERY, C'c.
together with such articles as are usually found IN
Fancy Goods Store. All efwhc will be warranted
Of good quality, and will be sod as cheap any
store in the State.
Watches repaired with accuracy and despatch,
and JeweIry made and repaired in the best manner.
Cash, and the huhest price given for old Gold and
Silver. Sept 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
Stationary Prizes.

1t will be seen by the above scheme that the frst
drawn number of every days drawing, except the
ID and ST. is entitled to Capital Prize, subject to
no Deduction
Orders for Tickets and parts in the above Grand
Lottery receive immediate attention at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery & Exchange Office Off. e. SHAW,
SO famous for selling High Prizes.
Managers List of 2d Class Plymouth Beach Lot
terry received and Tickets examined gratis.
Prize Tickets in all the Lotteries Taken as cash.
.Neseporr, October 2l, 1878.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

Wifhow deduction, and not fsvo Blanks TO Prize
Price OF Tickets S l0-00-HaIyes 5-l2--Quartsrs
2-S7-and Eighths l-S7.
Stationary Prizes.
The first Fifteen Hundred Blanks will be entitled
to s l. esch-s and the first drawn Numbers on the
following days, will be entitled to the Prizes affixed
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09

vessels, came as close to the town and
mouth OF the harbor as their own safety
would permit. They there took minute
view OF the town, harbor and the encamp-
ment of col. Hills regiment of militia.
The citizens of the town, with the militia
were Immediately under arms waiting for
the enemy to land and watching their man
covering. On Tuesday morning the enc
my sailed towards Long Point, on the Ca
NADIA side of the lake-The alarm and bus.
tie for that day Observation-Disclosures
morning they again appeared-Com Perry
believing they intended an attack, had all
the public stores, &c. taken on board the
new briggs Lawrence and Niagara and be-
tween and three hundred of the militia.
went on board, determined to defend them.
It the enemy should succeed in landing and
taking the town no landing of the enemy
however, was attempted. The local mill.
TIA were mustered by col. Wallace, with
col. HllPs regiment and all together for
midable force, was present to give the enc.
my such reception as they have general
ly met with in landing on our seabord and
elsewhere
Two OF the gun-boats, fell down to DO.
sl>lon nigh the sand bar that is across the
mouth of the bason, and fired few shots,
accompanied with the huZ8as of all present,
The enemy returned the fire, but without
effect. Alter the gun. boats had thrown
some 80 ID. balls pretty near TO the eDemy's
| vessels, they stood further out in the lake.
The distace between the enemy and the
gun-boats was believed to be, between two
and three miles. The enemy made no at
tempt to land troops, nor had they boats
with their fleet for that purpose. The
force at Erie, was considered fully adequate
to repel the enemy's forces then before
that place, and no danger for the safety of
the town and shipping was entertained
when our informants left that on Thursday
morning. The feet was at loss for sea-
men. Capt. Dobbin had went down with
boats to Buffalo, to meet them and hurry
them on. The seamen are on their way
from New-York, and have been delayed in
their Journey, which has been very mate
rial injury and has protractcd tbs opera
tons of the new Erie feet.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
A PORTRAIT
prqgrn bu the hand Of nn enemu.

FFDERALISTS LOOK 1T IT!
FROM THE MONTREAL HERALD, July s.
For want of room we could not insert the
remonstrance Of the Legislature of Mas.
sachusetts against the war with Brt-
tain. We shall try to prove that their re-
monstrances have been but empty blus-
tering, adopting no final or determined
system successfully to accomplish the pre-
tended claims and redress of grievances SO
loudly vociferated-When a municipal or
an established public law is violated, it be-
comes the duty Of the Legislature to inter-
fere and if remonstrance have not the eff.
tect OF remedy, recourse to arms is the next
and last alternative. If our memory is not
treacherous, we think that Mr.. Quincy and
other senator's did threaten an appeal to
arms some years ago but remonstrances
continue, PROMISES ARE MULTIPLIED
How'degenerated the spirit OFFS, 6! True,
that zOas an atrocious sfirit. The tea tax,
was like whale; after'it it, has come the
monstrous kraken of the deep, which has
silenced every thing but vain loquacity.
FROM THE SAME.
Cahtmre of he Chesapeake. This at,
chievment has at last been communicated
by the Halifax Journal; and if those pa
pers had eXulted less on the occasion they
would have paid captain Broke a greater
compliment The people of Boston have
exposed their weakness in two fold de-
gree first by the reUSL route, navak din
ner; and secondly by putting their vessels
into mourning, for loss tina, the emperor
of Morocco would think nothing at all
about. Their flags were all lowered to
half mast in the harbor; there was no ina
tional honor lost in the capture Of their fri
gate; captain Lawrence, his officers and
crew, behaved as became brave men. But
the naval dinners and the naval mourning
in Boston reflect in sallow hue the pic
ture of Massachusetts, patriotism. We
sympathise with the mothers, wives, daugh-
tiers and sisters of the sufferers-but by no
means with the Legislature of the New
England states. The story of the Iime-
casks is below our notice (; that article is
on board every American vessel, to pre-.
serve salubrity in the births and other parts
of a ship of war.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
EVENTS OF THE VAR.
MEANWHILE, (Penn. \ .Juyv %.

A letter was received by express last
night from Erie, directed to gen. Mead,
informing him that six sail of the enemy's
armed vessels had appeared off that place
crowded with troops with the evident in
tention OF destroying our shipping, Se, and
soliciting the general to send on reinforce.
ment OF militia. Anxious TO repair where
yer our duty calls us, we have anticipated
our usual day of publication.-Messeng
CITIZENS TO ARMS!
Your state is invalid The enemy has
arrived at Erie threatening to destroy our
navy and the town. His course, hitherto
marked with rapine and fire wherever he
touched our shore, must be arrested. The
cries of infants and women, of the aged and
inhrm, the devoted victims of the enemy
and his savage allies, call on you for de-
fence and protection. Your honor, YOUR
property, your all, require you to march
Immediately to the scene of action. Arms
and ammunition will be furnished to those
who have none, at the place of rendezvous
near to Erie and every exertion will be
made for your subsistence and accommoda-
ton.
Your services to be useful must be rem.
dered Immediately. The delay of an hour
may be fatal to your country in securing
the enemy In his plumber and favoring his
escape.
DAVID MEAD,
Maj. Gen. 18th D. P. NJ.
July 30, 1918.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09

Whereupon the nominations of Albert
Gallatin, John Q. Adams, and Jas. A. Bay
ard, agreeably to the message Of the prcsi-
dent of the u. S. Of the 3lst May last, were
resumed.
On the question, will the senate advise
and consent to the appointment Of Albert
Gallatin
1t was determined in the negative, yeas
II, nays Is, as follows.
YEAS Messrs. Bibb, Bledsoe, Brent,
Brown, Bullock, Campbell, Chace, Condit,
Howell, Lacock, Morrow, Robinson, TAFT,
Taylor, Turner, Varnum, Worthington-
~.
NAYS -Messrs. Anderson, Daeee,t,
Dana, Fromentin, Gaillard, German, Giles,
Gilman, Goldsborough, Gore, Horsey,
Hunter, King, lambert, Leib, Mason,
Smith, Stone-i8.
On motion of Mr.. Worthington, to post
pone the nominations of John Quincy Ad-
ans and James A. Bayard until to-mor-
row
Itwas determined in the ne gative.
On motion by Mr.. Bullock, that the no.
limitations of John Q. Adams and J. A. Bay
ard be postponed until tomorrow
1t was determined in the negative, yea,
| 6, nays lo, as follows:
YEAS.-Messrs. Bibb, Brent, Bullock
Campbell Chace, Condit, GailIard, Howell
Lacock, Morrow, Robinson, TAFT, Taylor,
Turner, Varnum, Worthington-I6.
NAYS.-Messrs. Anderson, B!edsoe
Brown, Dageett, Dana, Fromentin, Ger
man, Giles, Gilman, Goldsborough, Gore,
Horsey, Hunter, King, Lambert, Leib, Ma.
son, Smith, Stone-ls
On the question, will the senate advise
and consnt to the appointment of ]. Q. Ad.
ANS?
1t twas decided in the affirmative, yeas so
nays 4, as follows:
YEAS.-Messrs. Anderson, Bledsoe
Brent, Brown, Bullock, Chace, Condit, Dag.
gett, Fromentin. Gaillard, Giles, Gilman
Goldsborough, Gore, Horsey, Howell
Hunter, King, Lambert, Leib, Mason
Morrow, Robinson, Smith, Stone, TAFT
Taylor, Turner, Worthington-3o.
NA4S.-Messrs. Dana, German, La.
cock, Varnum-4
On the question, will the senate advise
and consent to the appointment of James A
Bayard
1t was determined in the affirmative, yeas
27, nays 6, as follows:
YEAS.-Messrs. Anderson, Bibb, Bled.
soc, Brent, Brown, Bullock, Chace, Dag.
gett, Fromentin, Gaillard, Giles, Gilman
Goldsbsrough, Gore, Horsey, Howell, Hun.
ter, King, Lambert, Leib, Mason, Smith
Stone, TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Worthingtor
-27.
NAYS-Messrs. Dana, German, Lacock
Morrow, Robinson, Varnum-6.
Fssoiped, That the senate do advise and
and consent TO the appointments of John @
Adams and James A. Bayard, agreeably te
their nominations respectively and thai
they do not advise and consent to the ap.
pointment of Albert Galatin.
Ordsred, That the secretary lay the
aioregoing resolution before the president
OF the u. S.
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PHILADELPHIA, .dueslst g.
BRITISH INHU MANITY.

A respectable citizen OF this ward has
handed us a letter which he has received
from native of Maryland, dated on
board his majesty's prison-ship Sampson,
Chatham, June 8, 1918.
I" 1 have been now six weeks prisoner,
during which time have been on board
eleven of their floating hells. In this ship
besides Americans are about 500 French
men, some Of whom have been prsnners
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
DAVID MEAD,
Maj. Gen. 10Th D. p. NJ.
FROM ERIE.
WASHINGTON (penn9 '1nIa o.
July 90, 1918.

TON, (Penn.) July 90.
BY some gentlemen of this place, who ar
rived last evening from the town Of Erie, we
learn the following particulars of the enc
rny's menace on that town and harbor. On
Monday morning last, FIVE Of the enemy s
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
JOSEPH ANDERSON,
Chairman ofthe Committee
PRESIDENTS REPLY.

- nv - TIT II II
J. Madison presents his respects to Mr..
Anderson, and informs him that he will, on
Friday next, at l O'Clock, receive the com
mittee of the senate instructed to commu-
nicate to the president their resolution OF
the 9Th ult. The committee are appraised
by his late message to the senate, of the
grounds on which he will he obliged to de.
cline the proposed conference with the
committee upon the matter of that resolu-
ton.
Wedne,day, July l4th, 1915.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
MONDAY, Jiy l9:
n, by Mr.. Anderson,

On motion, by Mr.. Anderson,
1t was agreed by unanimous consent to
amend the record Of the verbal report made
by him on behalf of the committee, on the
l4th June last, as follows
In the line of the report OF the COM
mittee on the nomination of Albert Gallatin,
after the word " States" insert Z" a cofy
Of which ACCOMPANIES This rehort"--Liae
after "him," insert sand the specific OBJ
iecf should be destgnased"-Line Is, after
the word " consideration" insert" as chair
man Of The committee :" so that the record
Of the report will stand amended as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Anderson from the committee ap.
pointed the 10Th inst on the nomination of
Albert Gallatin, reported
That in obedience to the resolution au-
thorising the committee to enquire and re-
port thereon, he had addresseda letter to
the president Of the United States, coty
of which accomhanies This ref0rt, enclosing
a copy of the resolution under which the
committee were appointed; that he after
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
March Is
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm the I'd day of August Court
~ next, will be exposed TO sale in
Lcesbuig, at Pcers's Tavern, if not
previously disposed OLA tract of Land
containing upwards OF 500 Acres, near
Goshen, in the County of Loudoun.-
This land lies convenient 10 the Turn
pike Road to the Alexandra market
is as susceptible of improvement from
Plaster of Paris, as any Land IL The
County has large portion Of Woo
and meadow land, and is well watered
The improvements are tolerab!y COM
Portable.
From the increasing value of land in
the neighborhood, it is worthy the at
tsNtion of purchasers. 1t may be seen
by applying to Mr.. c. Stewart who
lives on the premises. Terms of saIci
one third in hand, and the balance in s
and IL month, with approved sccuri-
.ty.
Apply to Geo. N. Rails, or in his
absence toJ. T. Ramsay.
April lawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
March 9
SIXTY DOLLARS.

WILL be given for experimenting
w and securing in goal, so that l
get him again, Negro man named
BOB. late the property OF William
bowman, deceased he is about thlr.
ty years Of age, five feet nine or ten
inches high. stout made, OF dark brown
complexion, very full eyes, a large
mouta, with teeth very wide apart, a
surly look and manner Of speaSirg. As
ne has been hired out fer severa, years,
his clothing is unknown Hci COO
per by trade, and works entirely with
his left hand, the thumb OF which has
lately been very sore, the mark OF
which may be plainly seen. will give
Fifty Dollars to have him secured Iii
any goal in this State. or ths above re-
ward, ifsecured in gaol out OF this state.
Masters OF vessels ana Others are
forwarned against harboring or carry
ing off said fellow y, their peril.
James Nisbett Ex'r.
Fairfax County, near Occoquan.
April 9 2aw6w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
FOR SALE,

A Tract OF Land, in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty -six acres, large proportion OF
which is we'll ,imbered, the residue
being cleared and of a fertile soil. Al
so another Tract, containing about 100
acres; through which the Washington
aud Little River Turnpike road passes
On said land are several handsome ST.
tuations, commanding an extensive
view of the circum iacent neighbour
hood. Near the above turnpike, per.
haps, would be good stand for pub
lie house. Also Mill Seat, being
possessed Of every possible advantage,
having 3 and half feet natural fall in
a short distance, with plenty OF good
stone sufficient for dam and building
of any dimensions. l will sell all, or
any part of the above property, or ex.
change for bank stock or country pre-"
duce. Apply to
c.. w. Carl1n.
Alexandria.
March Is law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
John. Korn,
Jacob Wisemiller.
TL q eotf
March 9

The above property, in the town OF
Alexandria, will be sold by the subscri
Der on the premises, at the time above
mentioned, for cash, under the autho-
rity of a deed of trust from Messrs.
Korn & W;scmiller, made Tor the pur
pose of indeinnifying Gurden Chaplin,
now deceased. in consequence OF ms
aving Endorsed their notes in the Bank
of Alexandra and the Branch Bank OF
the United States at Washington.
Will also be sold on the premises at
the same time, Cor cash, Is feet OF
Ground, situated on the east side OF
Columbus street, adjoining the above
mentioned 90 feet on Columbus street,
and running back castwardly the dis
lance of 1913 feet S inches.
John HooH, Trustee.
March 81
NJ The sale of the above property
is postponed until Monday, the s6th
inst BY The lRool EE'
April 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
District of Columbia, to wit,

NN hEREAS JoHs Youss MAJ.
w by his petition in writing, APP
nlied to the honorable Nicholas ra,z-
hugh one Of the assistant Judges OF the
circuit court of the district OF COLUMBIA,
to be admitted to the benefit OF the act
of congress for the relief OF hsoi'ells
debtors within the district aforesaid and
has stated therein that be Is IN ac."ai
confinement in the Jail bounds OF Alex
andria county, at the suit OF Anderson x
Mutt, and being unable to discharge tue
said Claim with others against him, has
offered to deliver up, for the use OF DIS
creditors, all his property, real, person.
al and mixed: Notice is fhereJere g.Oe"
70 the creditors of the said John
Young, that, on Monday the 2oth IN
.,ant. between the hours Of ten and tive
o'clock, at the Courthouse IN Aiexan-
dria, the oath of an insolvent debtor VIII
be administered to the sald John
Young, and a trustee appointed a.
ereeably to the said act OF congress
unless cause be then and there shewh
to the contrary. And it is further or
dered, that this notice be inserted daily
in the Alexandria newspaper until the
26th instant. ~.
By order of the hon. Nicholas Etz.
hugh, one of the assistant Judges OF
the circuit court of the district OF Co.
lumbia, this goth day OF April. 1878.
G.. Deneale, C. c,
A,>r;l Of st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale, be.
tween l4o and $50 acres of wood
Land, on the right land side Of the old
Road leading from the Town of Cen.
teyvilre to Alexandria.
This land adjoins the lands Of Messrs.
David Lane. Bernard Bryan, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Hennins. The soil Of this land is suit.
ed 70 the culture of Wheat, & is with.
in half a mile Of the Turnpike and
will be shewn & the terms made known
by application to Messrs; David Lane,
or George Lane, jun. residing near the
premises, or to the subscriber living in
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor Of. II. Lane, decd.
January Is law6m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to a Decree OF
the United States Circuit Court for the
County Of Alexandra, will be cold at
Public auction, on the fourth day OF
NAV next, if fair, on the premises, all
the Real Estate Of George M'Munn, de.
ceased, subject by his will to the pay
ment of his debts, viz:
A valuable Lot of Ground
on the north side of King Street front
ing thereon sixty-sne feet eight inches,
aud running back 100 feet to twelve
foot alley. This property is immediate
ly opposite the Diagonal Pump, and the
most flourishing part of the Town -
Also a large Frame House
and Lot, on the corner of Prince and
Royal Streets, an excellent stand tor a
Grocery Store =
One other Lot on the cor
ner of Prince and Fairfax Streets, with
its improvements.
A Two Story Brick Store,
and Dwelling House on Prince between
Union and Water Streets.
A Frame House and Lot,
on Water between King and Prince
Streets, next door to VIM. Dunlap's re-
sidence.
Also a Molety, say ore
half of Thirteen Acres of Land in the
county of Alexandria, on the old George
town Road, nearly opposite VIM. Fra
zier's. Terms of sale, s, IL, & lS
months credit for approved Negotiable
Notes, with satisfactory Endorsers, and
a lien on the property till paid.
MOrdeCal Miller,
Executor IF Geo. MclNunm, decd.
April Is. 2awtds.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
laurel Grove for Sale.
April 81

hOUI u Nv y
pY virtue of deed of trust to me,
y from Bushrod Washington, Jun.
I will dispose of the above estate to any
person inclined to purchase. 1t lies IN
estmoreland county, on the river Po-
tomac, and is supposed to contain about
500 acres. The soil is rich and well
adapted to the production Of corn and
wheat. understand that it is well lm-
proved by a good Dwelling House,
other out houses and orchards.
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
Bush. Washington,
Mount Vernon.
March 9 2aWtf