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lne wonlN ,oag SC have oeea a the mad

ne would 'ong since have 0eea 1T the head
" our present navy. ,.-r
I.also knew that President Washington
had considered him a citizen so much en,i-
led to public consideration that vessel
and special messenger was sent TO Jamaica
TO deu,an his release from confinement ane.
'nenaccd igncin:ny, for gallanty defending
his ship against British depredstior
all this when MS charscte; as a, perfectly
known as at he present tim. TN erin Sc
circumstances | cnu)d not in Justice 60 Con.
Barney or 20 the public, whose officer, hr is.
have withheld from him the OPPORTUNITY IS
indicating his reputation; nor could sui.
Ter the deuunci1 sion tn 20 main SECRETLY on
thc files of the Dcpartn ea, nor indeed, hal
] the most distant idea that conceaImens
was the wish of the yriter, until his cuen
avowai proved both his flly aad his base
ness. Commcd ore Barney came TO Wash.
inEtHn-I read u hi,0 the sander from, the
original. aud displayed TO h,m the authnr.-
The result is known and ] am happy il is
no Eorse---it w.ll imprn-e the manners Of
Air, 7 and hope without iinpeiring his
heath.
Mr.. Taylor had the audacity to charge
ne with "fisgraut breach of trust''-e--
dem Hnded an explanation through his friend.
| gave in substance che reasons Lhave hers.
as isned, and exhibited to his friend the or
'gh'Si 'etteF--tnis was not satis!actory--hiS
passion or his vanity had prompted him to
prepare an alternative. A challenge was
produced, and, as every man of honor and
common Fense in my situation would have
done, declined the invitation.
The next resort was ar abortive attcrnos
% publish IN he Baltimore papers the ar.
cumenta'ive> and eloquent morsel, that cd.
ocared IN the Federal Repnshcan of ;his
day The good sense of every z 1itor Isl RAJ
timore rejected the fiagitious libel. aud
" has at length been forced by the scaven-
gers OF detraction through the COMMON SEM
er.
Task pardon of the public FOR this nc.
mentarY alteration from the elevated path
'hich official duty would haze prescribed,
ont truth and canIoar rather than persona,
feeling have urged the course which have
reluctantly pursued.
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From tie same to the scme.
Charleston, Aug. 29ta, 1873.
] have the honcrto report TIA, ID

] have the honcrto report that the
schrs. Caroline and Norsuch have received
40 injury in the late gale lie hpspitil
ships decks we're tors up By the falling of
she mast; barge Eo.7 bi!gcj ard il otier-
wise much injured lying on be rains of hcu-
ses. &c. her armament < stores saved, two
men much hurt--Sarge No. lying on
lohson's whar!, not injured NJ. 9 lying
in the street above G2dsdeu's whsrf, li,tle
injured in her bows; barge No IL received
90 injury having been driven into tie marsh
and got of. l shallin Che lnornn. proceed
t" clear the mass of,timber, &c. thas ob
ssructs The passage of the barges Ia thc A.
ter, and have them put IN order fur rcryce
immediately. | have not received any in-
formation from the Ferret Gni barge in
St no. or the one 1T Georgetown.
have the hosor TO be, with great respect
SC.
ZION. WIN. JoNRs
Sec. ofthe Nary.
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THOMAS NJ. HARDY, capt.
NEW InNnoN. 6
Terry, Esq. justice of the
peace, Southold, Long Island.

NEW LONDON, Sept 1.
There are now, we under taud, off lis
port the Valiant, Acasta, Orpkeus and n
s,tn brig.
Com. Decatur ssnt flag On Sunday TO
commodore Fl ardy, the o,ject Of which was
60 obtain permission for vessel 10 proceed
from Saiem to N,w York. with the bodte
OF captain Lawrence and iieutenan, Ludlow.
The Families had sailed on Saturday for
Halifax and captain Oliver Who now com
mands on this station, refused the favor re
quested.
Yesterday after the preceding was in tyre
hag arrived from commodore Oliver. With
letters for General Burbeck and commo-
dore Decatur. granting the permission soil
cited.
On Sunday morning early. IA American
prisoners, Including two boys belonging 10
Lyme and son blacks were landed frcm
the o; .'heus without being paroled.
It said the Torpedo from New York,
was chascd OH Tuesday cf last week nine
miles, By several British boats, but by fre
quent diving escaped. The prisoners who
were landed on Sunday, say, that guard
boats We're kept continually rowing round
the ship during the night.
The following letter was received BY the
Eastern mail of Thursday, from Captain
John Fowler dated +" on board his Britain
mic Maiesty's ship Ramiies, eft New Lon
con, Aug. IS. 1915" and written by cant.
lchn Fowler, then prisoner to the En-
q s'iSh. Since the letter was written. we
understand capt Fowler has been reIea
sed from captivity.
he following is a list OF vessels trading
with the enemy # New London-Aua 10,
the s,oop Fame, with newspapers tht.
same day tae sloop Betsy with stores On
the lob, the sloop Endeavor with stores !:
ON the 2lst, a sloop from Sag Harbnr came
&c anchor little way from the SHIPPING Il e
Cap aim OF the soop cane on bard. and
went on shore with an offer ard slowed
the SAID officer Mr. PenDy's house, and told
him Mr.. Penny was coming tff with a tor
pccio TO blow up tire ship, the first oppor,u
nifty. That night boats crew, with the
hrst lieu' enant went on shore and brour'-t
AIR. Penny on board, with his shirt tore of
his baok-he was Iu: il irons in piace
wherr he could zee no day light. on s.r: Il
allowance # bread and wa;er--he 2 >ked for
little salt but it was not Slowed him, rcr
was h. allowed bo' t. read The above
81 p iei S1g Harbor on he twentieth.
We we're fen kept te'ow, some, ines hall
p De when Their friends br, ught t en-
suppl 5, specially the Block Islanders. SO
that we might not see their faces.
he Faniliesis 6 irg TO Halifax-thc Va
31ant, Crpheus and ATLANTA, slo p of war.
ssmalu on this station. They have no boats
but launch to each pnnance and cutter.
each launch carries twelve ponder, the
Pinnaoce and cutters a brace Of SKIES each.
Eveiy hing that is taken is bv boats, and
ten or 'welve good barges might take them
al, This day. August IS 9 sIoop fron
New York, with ,oap auh candles, and wa
ter melons came to anchor under the stern
OF the 1.igate. Yours Scc.
JOHN FOWLER
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Hon. WIN. JoNEs
Sec. Of tie Nary.
Irashin rto,. Sebt :

u ''H|II7ItS tOFE, NfIlI- ?.
tt.s mans for several DAYS have AFT r,,e,i
us SO tidmss Of Interest neither from the
northern or north western frontier. Oar
attention - at present chiefly turned %
Lake OAtario' whirher we look with anxis,y
but without Apprehension. Commosiore
ChanRcey sailed from Sackett's Harbor on
the Goth ult. cnGs more in pursuit of RS
WHY antagonist. His squadron has been
strengthened by the addiion of the Syiph. a
me new vessel OF y guns which Was ccm
pietSo IN 20 days from the stump. The IN
paralleIled expedition W It'll which this vesse.
has been built and prepared for service, IS
another Instance of the zeal aud ACTIVITY
which have been displayed IN the Navy De.
partment. Mr. F,t
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have the honor to be, sir, YOUR most obeGi-
ent humble servant,
THOMAS NJ. HARDY. capt.
of his b Ms Ship Families.
Maj. Benjamin Case, commanding
the troops. in the u. States
service. at Sag Harbor.
(COPY)
He Majesty's shfr Raniiies, off .NeIv
London, august Esd, 1913.
Sir---kavipg received positive info, NATION
that a whale boat, the property of Thomas
Wellivg nd others. prepared with "a torpe
do, for the avowed purpose of destroying
this ship. n mode of warfare pracii ed BY in
dividmals from mercenary motives. & more
novel than honorable, is kept in your neigh.
bourhood, and as from the very good infor =
nation obtain from various sources. there
is TO dovbt thes: persons will soon be in my
power, beg you tc warn the inhabitants of
the town along the coast of Long Island,
that wherever hear this boat or any other
ct her description has been allowed to re-
main after this day, viii orSer every house
near the shore 10 be destroyed.
have the honor to be. sir, your pbedieut
servant,
lSignedl
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w. joiner
Hashiagfon. SEPT. 6. 1918.
I.Alguaedfo n Ire ninnel

- ~ ~ BLU.
WILLIAM JONES, who is Secre,sry os che
Navy faying been guilty of 4 grant breach OF
trust towards me, and having declined 2ivias ma
that satisfaction which / have raht to demand,
deeisre him To the world unpyincie,ed FiYatls
and = bGse Coward.
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BY THE STEAM BOAT.

rom the Albany Register extra of YES
terday.
Ertract of letter iron, a gentleman M
.NeS1ayk, ~. &. "a A1,-. jain COX, or
SIR,
Snce wrote you last, nothing of con
sequence has happened III this quarter IN.
III yesterdag, whsn our picket guard were
attacked through the whole line bv a strong
&c OF the British. Alter smart FIRE.
whleh lasted but few minutes, our euart s
were Obliged 10 make a retreat to the
camp Inc enemy entered the back paTt
OF me town, whtrc our artillery could not
nave any trect n them in consequences of
the buildings being between them (and the
enemy ine enemy remained in posses
SION OF ne upper part OF the village for an
nu ,' oei'Te they retreated : several of their
Iincers took breakfast in the village.
Our men remained within the enlrench-
ments, expecting the British would atfcmpt
to take the fort. Our loss was but tMf,inc :
l., is said fltty OF our picket guards were
tx n prisoners.
TIE Bnsish loss was considerable in kill
led some prisoners, among whom was
Major Fitzgerald OF the 4eth regiment
am informed by an officer Of tbs 9Th dra-
soons, that a Tag was sent in this morning
by the commander OF the British force de
manding a surreneer If the fort.
Ertracs Of a letter from .fl6a,sJ, dated Nm
gust so.
" Gen. Armstrong goes today to Sack.
cts BARBER. Gen. Wilkinson has been a.
the Harbor, and is now at Fort Gearge. All
sin active preparation for something impor-
taAt.'
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Ulashineton, SEM. 6.


Extract IT q letter from CaGt. John III.
Dent commanding naUat o6icer al
Cha~h6toH, { 8. c. daged august %,
1913.
"S!R--
Il is with regret have to inform you
that the weather for some time past has in
1icated gale, which came on yesterday a
bout noon from the n. T.. and by p. M. in
creased to hurricane, which blew with
greater violence Until -, than I have ever
recoHected to have experienced. The city
q wharVes present this morning most NE
ishcho'y aspect it is impossible IS yet to
g'Vc any idea Of the damage, but it has been
greater thru that sustained in 1904. The
NoLsuch, Carolina, and hospital ship, are
the only vessels ssfe--tbe later dismasted.
Some Of the barges, in seeking safety in the
docks. wste carried IN the streets, with the
general wreck, ard are much damaged
Fhe tide rose 80 high that ships are HOW in
the whaYvcs. The beautiful new bridge o.
yer Ashly river Is entirely destroyed and
"2shed.away. Ghe prison ship parted her
cattle and 10 or shore at James island.
wreck Of vessel on Fort Reef--HO; kuewn
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SALEM Sent. /

-, SALEM, Sept. /.
will sail this day or to morrow for New
York, with the bodies of LAWRENCE and
LUDLow.
The new masfed privateer "Tinotbv
Pickering," will sail from this port on a
crnize in fcw days.
Tie priyateer schr. Industry, of Marble
all, hes captured the British brig Earl of
" ORA, frcm Liverpool for S.. Andrews. in
ba last, and the prize has arrived at Chand
les River. near Machias.
The privatrer boat Terrible, Thomas. of
I'll port, has sent into Eosfport a British
SCR with few aids. rum. &C.
The pr'ya'eer bnat H0lkar, Lamson, Of
s. em, has reciPured the American srhr.
10 n, OF Prospect, with wood, fish, &c.
whi7h had been captured by an English
crui2er, and sem h~r mo Wiscasset,
The Holkar, and Swif',urr. Berry, have
CAPTURED and sent into Maciiias, two Amer
icfn schrs. which had been trading at and
were di,ect from IN enemy's port, with car
goes valued At abou, $1,000.
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Ertrac, Of letter from diana dated .du
FROM A MONTREAL PAPER.

fEeuo 'sHeyfeIS, hin8SfoH ZUth JGfg. 1878.
The commander o! the forces has had under his
consideration the report of a board of officers. Of
which breadier general V;ncen Mt was F,esieut as
sembied by his eXceencys ORDERS at the head quar-
tiers OF the centre division Of the army Of ST Dsvids
the goth july 1873, tor the purpose Of considering
the claims OF the Indian Warriors, regard 10 he al
money for prisoners Of brought in by them, and
Of the propriety Of provision being made for
those who may be disabled on service. With q view,
to soften aad strain Che Indian Warriors in their
conduct towards such Americans as may he made by
them prisoners OF war-is exeeilency is pleased e,
spprove OF the following arrangements submitted
by that board, snd directs the same may be acted
uPon--viz.
The proceedings Of council with the several In
dian warriors, ass mbled st the Forty Mile Greek,
on the 9th nit. having been presented 10 the board
il is OF opinion that upon the subject of head money
upon prisoners OF war brought in by Indians allow
ance should be made to them for each prisoner
brought in alive of Ave dolars
The board is OF opinion the following rates of pen
siops are stuff eicnt:
To aclief sor loss Of eye, limb, or receiving a
wound egnaI 10 loss of hmb-10o dollars per annun,
in oney presents.
Toa wsrrior for loss of eye, limb, or receiving
wound equal to loss of lmb--TO dollars per annuTn
in money presents.
To the widow family Of chief killed in action,
or dying Of his wouuds--s present OF 200 dollars in
MONEY or goods.
TO the widow or family Of a warrior, killed in &C.
ton dying of MIA weunds---a present of 10 dol
lars in money or goods
The board is of opinion the Indians ought to be
entitled to prize money fer the capture of Detroit in
the following proportions
Chefs as Sa5GifeyRs--UaFI as briuaies.
The head money for prisoners of war broue ht in
by the Indian warriors, - TO be Immediately paid By
the eoamiasaries upon the certificate Of the general
officer commanding the division with which they are
acting at the time.
EDWARD BAYNBs, Adj. Gen.
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SToN, august 30.
Capt. Morris, late master Of he mr.,
Dive, ken some time since by the Nv-nph
rg"tr, aud since relakeD by row boat fit
ted out o. Chatham, wss landed az Man.
chester on Friday evening, in FISHING boat
b longing % that place, which had been
t4een aud gwen m. Captain N left the
Fymph thu same afternoon close in with
Cape Ann, md arrived IN this town on Sa-
trrdas fofsnona. He states that the Nynph
hns token Noting siace the Sleep Sally,
Which was rcIe; scd and arrived on Thrrs.
ca last except schf. John, from Marble
bsaH. bound 20 ihe Eastward, with no car
go oH board. CaW Epv,rh, If The Hy,nph.
lad agreed TO rarsnn ike John for go dol
JAYS, and her cart'in rad gone on shore in p
captured fs''irg buat for the purpose pro
eating the motley. Whoa caot, Hfrii, va.
leaving the Nrmph fishing ba twas stan
dug tor he f,igaic, sgppcsed TO DC the boat
with Tic CAPTAIN Of he s~hr.
CsDtair Norris h1s been on board Tie
Nynph u days, DUNG which tis,o ns eroi-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-26
~ Education.

VE7IIAM KENWGRTHY, who
w some years pas, taught ScHoeL
in Alexandria, proposes, in about SIX or
eight weeks from this time, TO return
AVID resume the business Of Teacher.
Anv persons Opposed to place their
.eh;id,en. or others, under his tuition, to
be instructed in Reading, Wfitlng,G Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Geometry, Surveying
Navigation, or other requisite branches
of the Mathematics, are respectfully To-
vited to make application, alter he shall
have come to town, at his former place
of residence near the corner OF Prince Y
ST. A.aph streets, or previously to Tho:
mas Shreve, John Jonney, or Edward
S,abIer, who will answer any enquiries
that may be necessary.
Il lstmo. 29th LAW
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January 20
eJ. Superhne Yellow Bark,

60 Superi1ne Yellow Bark,
DR.A.gN'FCRD'S imp, owed POW
DER OF the BARK, having been used
and oi.hly approved BY may physi-
GINS of distinguished character in uiffe-
rent parts OF the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged 10 offer
it to tue FACULTY IN general, under tie
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste,
in the choice of his means, can .ail to
be gratifed in the use of this elegant
preparation.-ln strength. 6neness and
certainty OF operation, it greatly sur.
passes the bark in common use.
The ESSEATI SALT or
BARK prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in par.
GELS of different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants of not only PHYSICIANS,
but of retail druggists, country Iner.
chants and private familic. - Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
I5okxeller, and no other hrrsot
.Alerund,1q
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iOnn Gardner Ladi
HIS FOR Sale,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. ierces and
West India Rum in puncheoRs,
Coffee and Peppcrin bags,
Imperial, Gunpo"der, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hys Teas, OF the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
wedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Dnck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, T by 9, g by IL. and 10 by IL
Bris,ol Glass, in Whole and hal
baEcs,
Soap, Candies and Goldfish in box
"igs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
AVaiskey and Apple Brandy IN ierces
& bbls.
Few or casks old Sherry, LONDON Par,
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordsge and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mem, Womcn's amt Chiidren's Shoes
in.oarrels and boxes,
BOTTLE Corks IN bales,
Sale Leathar,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster OF Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October s.
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MEDICINES.
HARPER. jr.
and DRUGGIST,
rfar Street, opposite
EpSORS Gsd nert
MOYD'S--
hired in addition to
Stock, a general as
Zine, of the first qua
he will sell whole.
On as good terms as
,ssG in Baltimore or
untry Merchants and
be supplied on the
cash, or on a gond
also received a ge-
Of Sursica! Msfru-
Pgtas Medicines
b. Sittsr,,
nsnt,
{ Elixir, fol Coughs,
assumptions, sc.
Powders,
6e Paste,
bird,
l;rt &c. sc.
pest cash price given
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~ KEN j.,

And Possession giOen immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half az acre ut ground, attic upper end
Of K ng street. Also, cCLvcnltnt
DIV -iiicg-Houss wiz two acres OF
ground at the lower erd OF Water streets
Apply to
Robert Patton, ir.
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FOR SALE

FOX DALE
A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN
with Two Children or without
ner Children) who understands house
business, cooking, washing, hitting and
sewing, and is honest and sober. Any
person wishing to purchase can have
them Low for CASH, by applying to
Sampson Martin at the Poor-House,
near Fairfax Courthouse.
SAMPSON MARI TIN
January Is dtf
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Lawrason and Fowle,

OFFER FOR SHE,
The Cargo of the schooner Combine,
Captain Trip, OF
100 ton. Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo Of Schooner Industry
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt Candies
so barrels prime Boston Beef
% barrels Tanners OH.
December 9.
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hotzce Is hereDy gzUen,

A'otace Us hsre1y gzOen,
That In pnrsuaace OF al order OF
F.irfax County Court, tor tnat pur-
pose made, ! shall attend a. the CLARK S
flee of saia county, or Friday 'he 18th
LAY OF next month, lM'rch) for the
p,l"pose OF effevtine division ut the
pro :reis OF sales Of the late William
t.,ompson's esrate sod by me under
,ircretal order of said court when
and where the creditors tor whose be-
ncft ,he safes were made or their re-
.presentali,es, VII please to attend 49,
On or before which day, those VITO
gave their bonds for purchases made.
will please to discharge their several
amounts.
Rich. Radcliffe, c. c. F.
February 10. twaw' 'ethMh
Lots on Centre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,
situate on centre street the new street
lately lard off and graveIled leading from
Simpsons corasr at the turnpike 70 al 10
to King St. at Hoof's meadow. Some OF
these lots are in the county OF .alenan-
dria, and Others in the county ct Fairfax,
offaring a choice to persons incllnlng to
buy or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber at
his Office in Alexandria.
CHARLES LEE.
December "a eotf
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Clover Seed, Salt, &c.
lOHN l.. l. ADD

HAS FOR SALE,
Landing .trom Schooner Leader,
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
A few Ticrccs f esb rcd Clover Seed,
5000 lbs. excellent Cheese,
loo bushels Potatoes.
February Is
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. uARVEI.
Ito take notice, that
i ot.he Circuit Court It.
c.olambi,, to be held d
Alexandria, in Aprl,
|thersaf;er as counsel
Lhall move that court
i, against you in favor
Eoancil Of Alexan 'rla'
Fifty Nine Dollars
the amount
ycu to The Common
rjria upon your Lot,
bnsr Of Queen and
l the years 1904, s.
ofCongress, passed
n, 1904
h D. Simms,
Esunl. Of Meranaria.
t}SrH
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Notice is hereby gwen to
the poor women OF the town u Aiexsn'
dria, that on application to the suoscr'-
Der, they can be furnished with co,'o"
ia soin, and that liberal price VIII De
Maid for SPINNING the same.
IEaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suitable for making carpets
spun by the poor of the town. ana tns
nroceeds of which will be applied 10
heir relief
december Is.
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| would sell
ABOUT 300 ACRES OF
ROSE-HILL LAND,

Or less-including on Dogue Run and
on the Colchester and New Furnp;ke
Roads large parcel ofexcellent Mea-
dow Land, about l8 acres tprob bly,
of which are we'll taken with Timothy
and Clover considerable part Of
which is new land, aud was all sovn
last fall On which are lengthy ditch
es. Some Of the other land Is covered.
There is a lasting Spring net very far
from the road, which is we'll known TO
be much travelled by stage passengers
and many others, besides a great mum :
Der of wagons The best ofthe wood
land will be included. and several beau
tiful sites, comm snding distant view
of Potomac, and other notable places
This is to ALL a pleasing, heal
thy situation, has fruitful sou, 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
serioer on the premises.
H. Toler.
Rose Hill, Fairfax, aear Alex sndria
September -. 2aw.