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Vol. 1O,-----No. IS.

tier ships arc apparently in the sane sta
tons they we're last eveUing-there ma. been
no other NOV ements that.I csi discern.
a boat with four scamen (tlesertei s. came
III last ght--they cut the fast during the
squail. They say that the object of the
6arses coming into the River on Saturday
night, vas to cut out the schooncrs. which,
they expected to- find 81 out the Bodkin--
there were Geo men in 40 barses.
BRITISH DESERTERSi
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock the
lookout boats on Com. 'Gordon's squadron
discovered sail short distance belc,v
ia"Ains's Point, gave chase, and run he- a.
shore, when she proved 10 be one of the Bri
tisn CATERS, with four deserters from thu,
enemy'S slvop Of ar.
ihey state, that in preparing to row rusrd
last night, about s O'Clock, 2 souall AROSE.
ana hanmoces piHed down, when they took
uo'an'age OF the darkness of the night, cut
the painter and made sail for Baltimore.
ihey inform further, that on Saturday.
Soiu' GordUns squadron was seen from liz
meet standing down, and an idea was enter
ta'neo that IT had anchored back Of Rodkin.
at night bet"een 80 aud 40 ba,rgs erd
sH'llef boats !eit the fleet with . view OF at
iacKihE Inc GchOcners, but on pcrceivins- I'll st
tner posi- ion had been mistaken, de, ievhv
als night and at day break returned to The
49, uHlb 10 we account Of Il e @
deScr'ers. about two thcusard soldiers are
stai0nt" On Kent Is and with eighteen field
pieces. On Tuesday night last, party OF
ABOUT 800 marched up to Oucerstown and
ao0nt the same number went in boats. whera
they landed.
some skirmishirg took place, the result OF
"hich they do not know, except that the
party returned about day break to the Is
lana, with the loss, as was said, of two kin.
ca and SIX wounded. The commanding of.
hcer Lad his horse shot under him.--Ttev
aaQ mat a runner prevailed of q coptemnla-
tea attack On Annapolis in few DAYS. and
mat TWO OK three OF the smaller ves[ejshs,,
neeh sounding the channel, for the pnrnoee
1t was supp sed OF determining VIII: 81 n
vessels could lay within gun slot. PGt,iot.
ATTACK on CUEENS'TCWN.
we are informed that letter has been
received by gentleman in this CITY fam
CentreVile which states, that about fo,,,.
ociock in the morning of Saturday last. the
enet3y made an attack on QUEENSTOWN IN
Queen Anne county beth by land & water
about Goo troops were lande and r,arcted
up 20 the town, and twenty armed barres
made the attack by water, the attach Ia-
SO unexpected that but little resistance VIC
made, picket guard # CTR militia were
hred on by the enemy, one Of them was / III
ed and two or three wornded-,he miljtis
rstrcated to Centreville and left the enemy
IN possession Of the town. Tt was expe cted
that an attack would be made On Centrevi,Ie,
winch is the county town, distant from
Cleenstown ab0Et seven miles AID the wo-
men had all precipitatey left the town.
EcG. Caztfie.
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THE wEasTrRIANAT TAcr

As 1t has been qu1intly called So utterly
tailed OF its object, and so complstely re
coiled on the assaiants, that the r.sDscta-
Die part OF the opposition have had the de
cency to acknowledge their disappointment
at the result, and their regret at Sc hand.
| some an opportunity having been allowed to
the Executive to indicate it's conduct in
the eyes of the nation, at the expenyc Of the
veracltF Of their leaders. 1t " as not to have
been expected, however, that those who
make trade of slandering the nation and
the government, those
-" Dangerous knaves, who pander to he
fed,
and sell themselves to infamy for bread, -
That this description of persons would tame
ly quit the ground they had occupied with
out ral>lng a smoke 10 cover their retreat.
oome OF these hypccritiCs, unable to attack
ehe Executive Report on its own merits.
| nave attacked It on the dement's Of the Re
port OF the Committee of Foreign Relations {;
whlch, speaking ct the conduct of the Elk
ecutiVe, as developed by the documents laid
before tncm, says, that "to he silent would
oe 10 condemn that is, for the com
lit'ee TO whom the message had been re-
Ferred, to be silent, would be to condemn ::
and, therefore, the,cCrnmittec were not 81
'th'' but made q report, approving the con
auct oil the Executive - the most unco piyo-
Cal Terms, and recommending 20 the i1ouse
70 adopt resolution 10 the same effect as
their report, which resou ION the House had
no opportpnity 70 ect on before The session
closed. Now, honest friend, dispassionate
reader. what dost thoe think the faction
MAKE oar at tnis Why, forsooth. that the
COMMITTEES meant silence on the part Of tn,
HoUs would be Condemnation of the exc
cdtlye Ana this, mind YOU, in the face Of
the tact that it is contrary to the practice of
ehe douse on any occasion to pass such res
oIutionS. although we rec0liect occasions
Vhe arrangement with Erskine, for in.
Siance) on which the opposition Themselves
nave warmly pressed their adcc ton. u
must be obvious to every reAecting man,
mat the intention of the comriittec only re-
garded their cwn duty ; which, as the sub
ject had been specially referred to them,
required that they should noJ BE- ailcnl, lest
by the same q Iibblers it should be said they
were disposed to condemn.
In regard 10 the report of the Secretary Of
state, amid the multitude OF words exDen-
dsd on 1t, we find little o. no argument ::
none, perhaps, worthy OF reiu alton. Their.
have been some distortions of its meaning.
however, and misrepresentation of II
which we may fad it convenient to notice at
moment OF greater leisure. Aat. Int.
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thought OF ascending, should be feel anv
disagreea6ie sensations on DESCENDING: ON
gaining the bottom, he called for a rope. be-
lore that could be let down he atternf.led t.
escape by the ladder, be came cp about IS
teet, then fell backwards & expired.
More than one hour elapsed before they
were got out. Every exertien was made
10 restore them to life, by physicians and
Others. but without effect, although they
Died freely, and Wolford's pulse beat for
some time after he was got out.
Clark was about IS years of age, Wal
lord % they were potters Jacob Embo-
die IL. and his brother John S4-John Iefr a
wife and one child.
Illus were four young men in the virnr of
We launched into eternity. 1t was stri
KING display of the uncertainty of human
life, and solemn call to every one to he
prepared for death therefore, be We rea-
dy, for in such AN hour as we think not the
son of man cometh.''
They we're inferred in one grave, on the
following day.
Experiments, were tried Afterwards by
letting down. chicken it was drawn uo
instantly, hut ifelcss, it recovered after
being IN the pure air again--it gas let down
q second time, twas again drawn uD. but
recovered no more. Fire imrnet.iateiv ex.
tingnished on being thrown down.
Water was prcfusely thrown down TIE
well TO expel or break the foul ART had
not that effect.
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ATTACK ON ST. FUCRAEI.
ofc tetter from Easton. eete1


.dRguaf IL.
ne enemy have taken full possession of
Kent Island and have fortified the narr3yrs
their ships | e around the Island, several
OF them in the Eastern Bay and b-ig has
been UP ss high as Deep Water Point in
Miles River
Last Inc day morning about 4 o'clock tho
British made an attack on ST. Michael with
eleven barges, Trey went up tic liver or,
the opposite side and came dow, cu the
side OF *. Michael without making tls.
least NOISE close in the shore, and. as II
".s very cloudy and cur men in the Err
WITHOUT suspicion oF an attack, they rad
landed before they we're discovered. Oar
men fired two guns aud left the Fort Of
when the emery Immediately tock posses-
sioA a'd gays three cheers soppos;rg they
would nave =. Michael with out much diff
ciliY: they were very much Distaken f,,
the Ut. MichaePs peoric and captain V;cI,.
ers ct the Esston Packet, with the artillery
from Eas'o7, attacked them so briskly and
pointed thoT guns with so much Judgment.
tina. cur myaders were soon Obliged to make
oif-the infantry were not engaged.
Itcre were only four pieces IF cannon in
me battecy one Cf which our own ueoDle
spiked before they left it, the o,her three
were spiked by the enemy; but they have
all been drilled and are again ready for SER
vice.
We were fortunate enourb not to bo-,s 4,
mah hnrt, although the grape shot few ljke
nan III the town and their balls went through
a number 81 the houses The two shnts
that were fired from the fort mus, have do.
some execution as a good deal Of blood We
seen on the shore and two swords and a
pistol "crc left Behind and their baryee
were seen to Cc struck ~ the artillery from
the town.
We expect every hour to hear n ana ber
attack on y, MIchael asI have no dn,b+
Ut 'Icy will re U'n with 4 larger force :ttrI
are however veil prepared Tor them, two
t"" P'n'tS ''oir Eas.cn Aasg Seen here for
ne Ias' week, ttey have just been relieved
arc "NFc re urred home. Should the enc
Wy succeed N taking s.. Michael, We NAV
chPsCt V.sit from them lat Edston) butha-
VI 3 already me, with go uJCxpccted = re-.
Pu'se perhaps they may moi eHture again. -
E1tyact Of a letfer .Gyenl CHrsterlagc,,
W. 10 q gentleman IN kbis Gin, dqtci
-fup. u. N"''''
I1e British entered our river last night
about twelve o'clock, with from 40 TO o5o
l2r1c na'gcs, and made an Sttak on Orce, a
{ "n lois ~ rHlng alb uf day bra3k. They
also marched auCut 600 troops from Esns
Island, 81 The ssr.e tina the barees csrs
uIs and tcos complete possession OF the i,o,r
and Carried Of the provisions and uiiifsr,,
stores. and returned Co their shitnire. 80
abou 9 o'clr os--the troops { ON The, I.iond
also 'oturoed. The i0iii,ia retieat.el z, er,ol-
order, without losing q man. Jhr. 4ee1rur
may DC relied on, being from Official INTO
nation 4 number Of persons eypsr, Tho
British before day light al Centrev;lie ana
'oS pace lheY had about 1900 r1Dn az
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HIGHLY I,tpOlTA.
HIGHLY IdpORTAtT RECESSION
| RHFoaTEo ron rHp baltimore p1rRror.7
Ijanie W els IN ih1ut,o
liy George Mackenzie, I ~

ibe petitioner vas an infant under the s,e Of o.
ana above re aye Of ~ years---he was ,sy an an.
prentice 70 EeOrgs mckenzie. On the f0,b OF
Ausus' he vas arrested by f,e Of so,lisrs ,,njsr
zoe orders " toe tslendent, john Henn.,;s. and
i"e'by csrrisJ 10 camp, nesr tho city, The aboye
sPP'e+.,on berg made, hsbeas COspus was iggued
~ hf bg1or Judge Bland, returnsb.e " tins court
h"u9t on Hedns a1ly. the LTD August az 10 y coek
- "ni-h ,nie cop'an Kennedy appeared, With tbt
'1'"nF in has custody DO consequence 0. defect In
e Fe'uI" tor "an ol ser;ain papers ie ps .itionec
was reminded &, The custody of Inc ie1.,iy,af ~,
~ ths DAY ~ u s'rlpck, aud the c,-e st9rd adjourn
90 Ihts day 10 o'clock, the petitioner Agpssr4d.
20 c'Sto''y o. the def n1ant WHO made re;arn In
ouPsiaDcc rs follows:
iaat the s4ri usuiel Wells resided In ria 5.,,r,.,
SUI vas o. legal aye 70 do dug ~ ndli,s,rsn
hs' ~ yrins - dy.sini ordsrt & % "a I,,s,rr .,er
oamuel smith, dated on. Augis., .s,4 OF bri he or.
uV''' oatee IN Husnit, hc t'e sad john &.rnedy,
captain IN the S7th regiment VAS orlerst hg i,y
ey. t.ong eofa.ns"diaf said sinent % cell out The
ish'ta''en 70 Us dis.stst Gu a tour Of sn,y Tor
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MO5T MElnn t,3tOi,Y.

MOSI MEiLNtttsOisY.
In cur last we mentioned the snF5cation
Of four young men IN a we'll near tubs place.
the particulars, ss t2r as We can learn, are
rs follows: early On the morning of Tnurs
day, TIE eighlh instant. joAn, son of Mr..
Dlniel EGDodie, went down iuto a well
which he and others rad been DIGGING
ut J. w. Reynolds tavern, his brother
~ NV, 90 the Yoa1gstoun road its
depth about p fcet..---Ae soon as he
reached the b'ttSn of the ladder, he wa.
seen to tall a. dead Stephen Clark, lately
from Bedford, Penn. Immediately went
DOWN to bis 'as sis,ance, Who on reaching the
1"ttoni, insiantiy ej and expired. Jacob
itn'Dodi1 brother e. JOHN. ignorant of the
arse Of nis sho,tiug scene, fastened down
'n nope q rend ring assistance tc ,bo,s Al
ready down. ou. be TOO saH On reaching The
bottom, ana expired in few n;nptes--tb,s
TRAGIC scene was nor % step here, although
th Sc Who were 80 TIE month os she veil
had become alarmed to decree Icvcnd
'sscrp'ion, y"t Poser Wexford had the to-
faeriiy 70 descend tae fatal ladder, Win tn.
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e 70 be Sold at Public Auction on Wednesday t!,e
= l@ dy OF Septerobri' urxl, before the door d,
the Bel Tavern 10 the Civ of Rieniond. tra.t Of
land containing one bundled and seventh six acres.
laying egst mies heiow fhe ely, and adjoining tie
gands Of Mr. Jssss Fraser aud Hepamih G3ode
here IS on tnis ltnd large quaaGty OF excciita.
tmbsr Any turtter micrscaudn may be h4d ~
-spp'ying to James IL. lynch, Auc,jonser. or ihe
subscriber.
JOHN WOODFlE.
C1J5sle to begin st Il o'clock.
august 49, a.,
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LAND FOR sAi.E

II ieeree tarinz been made by ts County C;orr4
n hsn0vet, ~ tHeir last term irce,iat AIS
gale Of the ta-' o. eHf N thc said U.un'y letsfbo
Teaf+uee o. Nathaniel Pope E1q ts;hioci 10 sy-.
re H9"rr) 'tputhc auction, ~ tie hislest '..,.
Ger on q ore'h n twelve froIths; the Core M II.
SO ers o. the seH decree 5,erned, In pYrsrao-s e.
tered, viii proceed IN F,ids,., tie Tg yIl! -
o. o'Piem'7r nest, on tc premises, &C. naac s.lc Of
sun VXiy i've aerca "
hugust is. tds
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CPOrgprgc
Aug,st 10.

= 1blE Subscribers, in order to close Consign.
\ raent, osrr 1t Private Sale al their Auction
otors ON tle Cross street leading 70 Mayos Fridge
we 'otoT'ns articles, Mt the u1ost reduced prices
'oi c'so or approved paper at 60 aud 90 DAYS.
=, herSs' Cofss, SO bags do. chests Imperial and
Young Tyson Teas, ar. chest Gun. po,gder J'ea.
hampers white sparkling Champagne, boxes
red DO boxes Cordals, . boxes Sosp, boxes spsr.
Iaacct Candles, do. mould do kegs Gun-I'ow.
Ger from Tie 3iendywine Hills, Loaf sugar IN
barrels aud Patent Shot.
MURPHY & SCOTT.
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BY Thomas Richie. 1
BRITISH DRY GoODs


For Sale at Auction, Thursday, Goth August. nj
hall past o'clock, at the Brick Stores in the CT.
ty of Jersey-hy
HO.NES s. TORN;
$50 Packages fresh Imported British Dry Goods
comprising an elegant assortment, among which are
the following articles -
Supeihne and second broad cloths,
Low priced do. assorted, With large proper
ton of blues,
Cassimeres. Vesterlets, Toinettes and Swans
downs,
Flsnnel', Dufil and Rose Blankets,
Blue and assorted Plains,
a large assortment of Calicoes of every des-
cription,
Cotton Shifting, Cambria s. other dimities,
Cambria Mnslins, black & coloured Cambrics.
Jaconet Mus'ins and jaconet Csmbrics,
An elegant variety OF ShawiF.
'6aiSsore hhkts. and cambria checked Cravats
Cambria and common Ginghams,
Green Umbrella Ginghsms,
Cotton Pattillas, India Jeans,
White and fancy Marseilles Quiltinps.
Black and coioured Bombazettes
Cotton and woorsted Hosiery
Sewing Sill and Twist best London Pins.
White and coloured Threads
Umbrella Frames, Carpet Bindings &c
Catalogues viii he furnished st the place of Sale
The Goods and Patterns VIII he ready for exar,i.
nation on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the
Sale. 9th h,ous, So
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FRESH DRUGS q NE DTCL.WES.
PAINTERS x DYER'S MATERIALS. SC. &c

HE subscriber, few doors below the Bell Ia
vern, mas Just received. by land carriage, from
rev York, baltimore and Alexandra, full s. vel,
selected assortment ci Drugs and Medicine, which
he warrants 70 be genuine and lresh : they were
wen 'aid n which will enable him to sci! excepting
Anew articles as cheap for Cash, as such articles
were cold To- before the war
orders from his old customers, ard from the COM
try' and Recipes from Medical gentlemen, punctu-
ally attended 10.
Best Shstmaceti, LanaA Oil, Boiled and
Ra7O Linsccd Oil, iSgveet on. and are proce
Of Castor Oil, also or reasonable terms
WILLIAM WEST
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A BAR KEEPER,
Wanted immediately-apply at this Office.
August 90 St
70 BE HIND.

= y
TWO Negro Men, ioar Women and Boy. &C.
eus'o'ned to all kinds Of work about family or en-
plantation.
The owner being about to leave the stpte Is tiesi
rous OF hiring them together 20 rsputable family
at distance from towu-The Terms viii be very
reasonable. Apply 10 "a
JAMES EROWN. 81. & cs.
Also For Sale, very likely Yoorg Women, a
good spinner.
August II. At
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PENiTENTARY, 4th August, 1913.
yfn

a ND TRANSFORMATIONS Likelv " z.
r. O "a q ~ r ~, who have been condemned
aud paTdohed by the Executive aeesS22. os
90 & 50 years One Of thern tolerable good Car.
penter---one CooPer--ons Sheen sker--and the O.
ther a Planter
those Inclined to purchase will make application
to the Executive. Four or Ave ofthe best Weavers
are ROW re.dyfo weave FOR customers aud on M osI-
crate terms. Some Of them are capable of weaving
amy kiud Of
FIGURED CLOTH
For Table Cioths, Red Covers &c-We have still
on haed the variety of MANurAcrpRrD ARTI-
Giles heretofore advertised for Sale On low terms
or Bartey fer RAN .tf.4T9RL.9LS to .sEanufac,
tire.
Country customers Y4Jud do veil to send their or.
ders tor .NEGROES' SHOES s. others before
fsii season ccromenees & the work shall be faith
tniiy executed. erroneous idea has gone out that
the Nianussciures Of this place sre no. "a well exrcu.
tea &c W the eouatryi they may not have 90 good
polish, bat the work generally is faithfully done -
asves are pat into ths place for ale and safe keen.
snE on the tslp~ing terms, viz:
they are to be furnished with change of clothes
blanket K IL cents per day paid for their board
in case of tAcir Sickness they also pay the
~ physcian--and they should be in need OF cIo
thrg 1t Is purehased & paid for By the owner when
taken out.
WIN. CAMPBELL,
Keeper and .4gehe,
august TO- If
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.VOLICE.
r OST or TAKEN, out of the Subscribers pocket
a at the sale at James Brown, jr. & co. Vendue
Office, opposite the Globe Tavern, on Tuesday the
18th Instant, small red ass skin, or
MOROCCO MEMORANDUM BOOK.
containing Sta $50 and a SIS note on the Far
mer's Bank, $50 and two IO's on the Bank of
Nirginia-aso, SO Rote the Bank of Edenton.
North Carolina, and sundry papers which can be of
30 value 10 any other person but the owner-Any
person who will deliver il to the Subscriber in Man
chester, or et the Office nf the Enquirer, with the
contents, ahall receive liberal reward
JOSEPH PRICE, Jr,
Aug 90. st
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July 90.

For Sale az the Office Of fGe Enquirer.
NJ ELIJSE's TRAVELS in the United States,
Iva with Msps--ALso: Nies;sia's NAP Of
the Seat of War, accompanied by a small Map Of
the Niagara Rver--and Pamphlet, descriptive of
the Canada Frontier. --price Mn. shiil;ngs.
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Report from North Fcint. to General Smith.
Iussduy, E o'clock Il. m.
~ half past A. W. perceived tnat che
trigaie, and two schooners, had left the fee
during the pign'--there is now tender ,n-
Ger way near the Admira's ship--.sli the o.
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NEwpnpr Anr.,st 70

NEWPORT, August 10
We are authorized TO state, that IiORA
ITO S. DEXTER, former'r af this town. is
now, and Tor some weeks past, has been on
Stock Island, at the house of John Cor
ton-tnat he has been repeatedly on board
the Bamiiies, and once or twice on board
the Poictiers.,: We are further authorized
% state that Mr.. Garton has now on hand
stores OF various kinds, all wanted bv his
brtannic Majesty's ships, to the amount
OF SIX or seven thousand dollars--Ouere
lid Mr.. Dexter leave town for the pur-
pose ct procuring licences from Commo.
dores Beresford and Hardy Cor his friends
IN Newport, or is he transacting commission
6usines SIS 10 Company 9Th Gorton, under the
nrm OF Corton and Dexter s-Ji.e.iee is
lame.
II Refiresen ,atiUe 10 The General -fa.eD16ly,
FEEDING THE ENEMY 1!
Erfract Of a letter jron, RESPECTABLE zen
Henian to tie Editor, dated
SOUTH KINGsroH, Aug. 6.
"On Friday night, July %, Nh John
Gorton. and George Sheffield, torx off al;
the South Ferry, sixteen head of Cattle,
which have since arrived safe, at Block
Island. | believe they bad a pass from
Com. Hardy for their protection against his
maJesty's cruisers--One thing we know 10
be certain, that the cattle are gene. aud
that they were taken of at Z. W. Gardi-
nec's Ferry"
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TRNCT ofLANR-

TRACT ofLR.N,D,
Situated in Campbell County on Stanton River, the
property of Fayette Henry, late decd s. common.
ly known by the name OF The lilfs Greek plaotstrn
-ihis tract is supposed to contain upwards eli ONE
THOUSAND ACRES the greater part of which
is good Tobacco Lend. The purchaser will be re.
quired o.pay down one hsif the amount for which
1t may be sold aud to pay the residue Ia one year
from that date, g-ng bond sni cool security with
Deed IN Trust to answer the psy rnent thereof.
CHRISTOPHER HUNT, Ex'or.
Fsyette Henry, decd.
July 20. 24tp
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hN the Sth day Of October next, will be offered
y for sale pubickiy on tae premises, that valua.
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For-Sa at Auction, on Thursday, Goth August. ri
half past O'Clock, at the Brick Stores in the CT
ty of Jersey-hy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11

Twelve looms, tNts
ming Machine Of 48 'F1
improved plan "'''l .
by a single hand i
Also for Sale--'oHs Y
domestic maaaiac!ut 4
Of choice HeryiDs' Ct |
sailing.
Apply 10 ]
Nathaniel n
A. cm
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Lands1 For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale
small Farm. containing about so acres
about five miles from Alexanlria, on
theCofchester road. adjoining tie farms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote AID MIR. Den
mis- Johnson, the greater part OF winch
is meadow land and the remainder well
adapted to clover and the produclion
of vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow lane
may be ,watered l'so, two hundred
and sixty one acres of Land, all IN wosd
an tiaber, except about fifty acres
cleared and un' er good fence, on the
Ravensworth road. about miles from
Al. xandris, and adjniains the lands oil
William Hepburn, Daniel Du'any and
the late Robert Moss, and about mile
from the first mentioned Farm.
Alsn, Lot of Land, containing Gle
ven acres contiguous to the Town O.
Alexandris, adjoining the lands Of i'eal
Howard and Peter Sheron: .>
Ch. Slmms.
May % 3aw3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11
Land for Sale.

T~HE subscriber offers for SALE oe s,
tween 40 and 1870 acres OF wood
Land, on therlght hand side OF the ola
Road leading from the Town.oi Cen
teryille to Alexandra.
This land adjoins the lands OF Messrs.
David Lane, Bernard Bryan, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and joan
urnnine. The soil of this land Is SUIT
ed to the culture of Wheat, x Is WITH,
IN half a mile of the Turnpike and
win be .hewn & theterms made kao"h
byapplication to Messrs: DaVla Ls .s
er GesrgeLane, jun. residing near 'ae
premises, or to the subscriber hVins ID
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane
Executor of. H. Lane, decd
January Is ia"oH