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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
Cen,rosit, Of Anrfiran Tar-

In the action between the United States
and Macedonian, saysthe Columbian, one of
the carpenters crew was killed, and left three
chriIdren at the mercy of the world and
worthless mother who had abandoned them.
Yesterday the father Of the deceased went
aboard the frigate TO claifa the property and
wages Of his son, when An enquiry into the
circumstances Of the fani5,y took place, aud
T, oIan vas agreed upon by the seamen for
tie relief Of tie orphans, and two dollars a
niece Immediately subscribed, amounting 10
nbont 800 dollars, for the maintenance and
education of the bereayed infants, to be pla-
ced IN the hands Of suitable trustees for the
unrDosc. CVIH"1'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11


a Law against Duellung was passed by the
Legislature OF South Carolina at their late SEES
SION. l, enacts that ANY person or persons be
ing resident in or acitizen of that Slate, shat
night duel or shall send or accept a chai-
lenge To hght duel. or shall cause any such
challenge TO be sent, given or accepted within
that State, or .wulin the limits of the United
States, suchfpersons, his or their seconds, and
all and evsfy ocaeapersop or. persons, directly
or indirectly concerned, iGeir COUNCILLORS, aid.
ers and ascttors, shalt poIf.beirg thereof con-
yicted, he, severally imI Disoaed for , months,
forfeit and pay 9me OF swo 9ousAnsl dollar, to
the use OF the Siste, apd shs n for ever be dis
qualified from holding any o&ce of profit or
trust, an or under the State or from practising
law, physic. or diSini.y'%i,hin the state.
------
a most superb Dinner was given to our ma
va! heroes, Huh, Jones and Dec..ur. by the
corporation and Citizens OF New-Yort, on the
2sth ult. The following, description of the or.
namer's and arrangements Of the room, may
not he unentertaininG
+" On entrance, the room presented the APP
pearancc OF a marine palace, coionaded with
laurel, ami bearing the national aass of all the
world, Every tablehsd upon it ship in mi
mature, with the A,pet;can flag displayed. In
front, where the President sat with the officers
OF the navy aud other guests, and Which was
rea of about twenty feet by ten, covered with
real swars, in the midst OF which was real
lake oil water, m which foated a miniature fri
gate. Back or this hungs maiasail of 4 ship,
thirty three feet by sixteen, on which was pain
ted an eagle IN OPAQUE, holding a scroll in his
beals, OH which was inscribed these woris,-
n.y."
Among the Toasts given were sthe follow
ing a
Our Nacy-Wi,h such, an auspicious dawn
what may we nothop- viii be itsTtnrridian
splendor. Drapk standiug-threechcef,.
Gee, fhe Rer0-tSef thsspcea4
Here the nainsail bark Sf thE PRECEDENT WAS
suddenly furled uP'aed dksclosed as sfby ma.
gle transparent p@hfjYE Of sirs ia extent
representing the throesSctoSiess II theConsti-
tuition taking the Guerrierc, the atkei in full
blaze dated August I9th 1919. rh, Wasp
taking the Frolic, dated October .fl5ti, 1872
and the United States taking the scelOnian
dated November Is. The company were cleo
tr6ed and instinc,Nely rose and gave three
cheers
american Gsilaa,y -Patriotisrn its stimu-
lus; Glory its otjectia Nations gratitude it's
reward.
Song-Decatur, Hull ard Jones are here !.
Here the toPlaii offs ship which hung behind
the Vice President, fourteen feet by twelve
being suddenly firled up, displayed second
Transparency eqhally stricingand brilliant with
the first. 1t represented the American Eagle
holding three nledaligns None Inscribed HULL
and the GUERRlERE.an0,h DECATUR and
MACEDONIAN,a aud The third JONES and the
FROLiC. The music at nc same moment
streaE. UP Yankee Doodle, and cheers expires
sed the feelings of the company.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
NEw-YoRK, Jan. s.

BY the Revenue Cutter. Capt. Brewster,
which came UP from the Hook, last evening, we
learn, th.t the ship Thomas. capt. H;llsrtl, had
arrived within the Hook, in 90 days from Lon
don, which port she left on the l4th Of NoveTn-
bar, anCLsbrough, papers ct the thirteenth, Il
days lattT than hitherto received) which capt.
H. informed the officer Of the Cutter, did not
contain any news of importance.
The Thomas was boarded on Georges Bank
by British squa dron, which had been cruz.
ingon our COST, and were looking for Commo.
dore Rodgers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

HR. Brie Jaeob Getting, Din, Phiadel-
hhia, in ballast. E,ctrack tram the log book
QftGe Jacob Getting. Dtcrm6er 22nd, run
ming along the and, m, zAaA from Nc w.
at 10 o'clock, a. Mzdiscor4yed three sail to
eajIc Them diecoVered sail 10 7vipGward,
zvhich proved 10 be the EHzGbefh, CaEiaiu
Green from Phiiadeihhia (or Charic6fon /;
bore a,,ay ia combaHy with him, and mute
sail 10 he soufiward me 7Di7d bchig hghf
discoVered the shihs 90 tack and stand N
shire at ~, nearly calm, ear an armed
bout Hgi'ing |or rs, which soon 6oardrd AID
male q frizc Of rs che hr5ved to be fran
ne Hcasia, The Poicac-s qnd E.4fisf0ne ia
c9mhaayj a6er craAiHng tie Gri< and
finding her in ballast, permitted us 20 6yo-
coed IN our voyage ; he EHzs6eIk. finding
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
DOMESTIC.
NEw YorK, Iannary /

The u s. frigate United States, Commo-
dooe Decatur, and his prize the late Brit
ish frigate Macedonian, nave got safe thro'
the dangerous passage called He'll Gate, and
arrived near the Navy yard this morning
We have just passed round both frgates in
our boat. The Macedonian is a very fine
vessc! has rather more breadth Of beam
shan the United States, But is not quite so
long. Her side is completely peppered with
round and grape shot; many of which are
seen sticking ia her side.S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
FORLYNCHBURG.
FOR WINCHESTER

The legislature of North Carolina ad.
journed on the 25th ultimo, after passing
101 acts. mostly. Of a private nature "a
mong which we're several divorces. A law
Tor improving tss navigation of Oronoko ri
yer to the Virginia line, and an act for di-
vidiug the state into congressional districts,
according to the returns Of the last census.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

THE subscriber very respectfully offers his ser~
vices TO the eitEsns o. Rcn6ln - aud ts vicinity as
EE "a &AllR.
ais canrse Will o,sbri~e, photography, Reading.
Wtiting and AritHnetts. ,hc Latin * English .sn-
"a. scs grgnisGosliy, Geography, intending the use
OF The Globes u-l.ls Elements, Snrvr, Dg, &c
&c.--rwtioa fees, SlOsSer quarter, With the add"
ton o. $ ? per anaim, -pr fire and ms.
SIX Eharde,'s,
cn he Accommodate 4, The subscribers rarnily.
each furu shine; h.s Ben a'''i bel under \ years
keeps Ia the house lately occupied 10y James a. os-
waid, Esq.
The Subscribers FubG. duty as a ius'pbGr OF the
Legislature, will preclude the practicabily Ct his
opening school previously u the lst o rel, ext
-nt which time he wit commemorative most RS
sud;ous attention ~ lac gwen 10 tic morals ana &
literary improvement OF those committed TO his
care.
gOHTB. 81 SSE.
Jan. II. In.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
WAsn1nnroN Crrr. Ian.

=
We observe that an idea is in circulation in
some of the GazeHes, that there is a prospect
81 an early accommodation with Great Britain.
We wish it may be founded on any recent
indications, on the part of Great Britain, of a
dispositions to meat the liberal advances of our
government. Of such disposition we have
no proof, of the perseverance of Ae United
States in TIER pacific disposition, Fe have no
doubt that every ad9ieional fpr,of will appear
from time to time that circamsancAs NAV rem.
per proper. We alluae more Frtie ularly to its
heins intended, as We learn, L INF foduce into
the Legislature proposition OF Excluding by
law foreign sesmen from the pIbll and private
vessels OF the UnitedSistes. fhfs will provide
torsgiving efiectto any stipulitci arrange ment
between the two governments, Which may take
place after the adjournment of9ongrcss, with
out the delay and inconvenience incident 10 a
special call for the purpose.
Mr. Tnf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
NVksu1xcToNCIry Janu.

WASH NOTION tITY, january 2.
Letters from the North West announce the
continued activity and zeaIof General Harmon
in the duties of his se.tion. and state sine cir
cumstances which'lndca'e purpose not to let
the winter pass over. without attempting 70 dis.
tinguish his little army and himselfby some gal
iant achievement.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
!" BnLwARx 81 ovRAoEr RKIietaK.,,

BULW1RK or oUStFoGr REIJeIoN'
"Letfers aTiOed from InSIs, a fe7u d4ys
ago, communicating Ne dreea5ie b,/6rD,a-
tim, fbaf hie fmeF5ed,f miq6 1nqfee, ATsss,;s.
UNISON ~ NsRELL, Giyb fhcir1fues, agAo
sai'eH Tro1 &slens ii Nc Cqgavtn on me
18Th ofFc5. lat, arripei az Cafck ua a6onf
me middle q Jaye, Gjfera hirasq % voyage
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

ons for thirteen months. from the thirty Rrst az
December lSl2-and tae Legislature Of Ceor.
ga have passed similar law for susprndise
all executions during the war.-rhe federal
constitution says, "No State shall make any
law iin2airing the obligation Of aontracts.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
NEW TNVENTION.

We unders,apd that Mr.. Josef" G
Cbamar, Of Washington county Pa. }
:..n,,ed a eux, which ne can charge
as IN manner, that Dy p !in'le opera
N sr ~ the trigger it viii discharge several
ton on ."S Teton (sag 6 or 81 With the
io 'rs - after each, s6iicient to .ake ano,
spaCe' Tbis gan as bat ono barrel and
t'g - 80, cxceeI bnmOn gun IN SIZE.
il does ho' $780, [Rehorferl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

ting aS II progressesonk ard. H.
--s.-----------..=-ssk -ss
TIKI subscribers hass z, store. for private sale,
ON accommodating ternf
1000 sacks Salt Sal Liverpool filed sacks,
twilled, large sd iAine order,
900 sacks coarse Salt,
$1,000 lbs. browt Sugar IN hhds. tiorees aud
BARRELS paH Of whiehSis of Fl rst rate
5000 lbs. CoEel proportion Of which. prime
and green-jih tierces, barrelsand bags,
100 hhds Mo|p''e'-rno't of wliab list quality
finely iavoured. and Of superior quality,
10 hhds. New York restihed Rum,
RaIf pipe. and genuine London particular
s quarter casks Madeira Wine,
10 pipes Preach Brandy, part Of which war
IB Baif pipa ,p9SriOr quality Gin.
10 Boxes Impayfal TeA.
100 boxe, Candles,
100 do. SOAP
100 do Chocolate;
100 DO. Spanish Segars,
so barrels Northern Applcs--sOund and in
nice order,
50 bales spinning Cottoa-1hlso, an assortment Of
Dry GOODS,
viz.--superhne Coatings-lFHannels-- FrTzes--Rep-
DIAL Cnttons--coarsey yarn Ilose-white Inda Goods
-Omities-superfne Calcees--and great varie-
" Of other artieleS.--Day expected from Phila-
delphia, 10000 lbs Ptnnngtop's best labelled So
gar in boxes and barrels-hlss, by the ship Abb
gail from Liverpool, 800 sacks Salt, real Liverpool
hiled--and from Baltimore, Whiekcy, brown Su-
gar, and prime green Coffee
We continue to make liberal advances ia cash on
al cOnsigomeuts entrusted 20 our oarc--and having
most eomfnOd.ous& completely dre-proof Ware
House, well prepared FOR the reception Of Goods.
Dfo1cnre, Robinson II Pie4Sants.
.fuct'rs,
Corser OF %. and 18th street and opposite
TO ShocSoe Warehouse.
Jan. If. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
WILL. re SOLD on Sstarday the 5Oth inst.
-ysnuary1 by virtile Of deed y truss from Luman
Lit ORfLahd.

No. s. in the town pf MAJ chssi, with All the bui-
d,ngg. i,nirovcmeiits, ieau1Hes aud privileges
thereto belonging. fAessefHih be msdo on the
sr,tse,. on the day abovef N euttoned, between
thc boars Of 10 aud u O'c,ats, for cash.
RICIIARI}DENNY,T rustee.
jan. IL. T@tP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
Half a Cent Rcward.
Jan.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living near
Gen'to, ia the county OF Powhaton, IA apprentices
Boy, named
Richard A}easeIy;
He has bla"E eyesRnd Beek hair, and Of thin
vssage, abnut hvcfeet high, had OF when be went
away mixed stit OF hoTos spun clothes and wool
hat bout seventeen yq1 rs oSage Any ucrson
or persons delivering ~ sajdApyrcntice TO ne,
shalt receive the above reward aud further land
every person or persons are forewarned harboripp
him, as they msS expect 20 be dc ait with aeears
dingtO law.
BENJ45HIN WILKINSON.
Ian 81. Az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
nIRECTnKs
Appointed on Monday last for the Bank of
Virgini1,


ERppOtHNCu isSl AhS W
Virginia,
RICHMOND.
'John BrockenLrough, Joseph Gallego,
iGervas Storrs, Samuel Pieasanis, 'Ja,nes
Brown. Robert Gauible, 'John G Smith, I'D
mund w. Ro ties, James Clarke, lr. Andrew
Stevenson, Samuel Myers, Edwsrd Cunning
ham, William Moncure, bonn Mutter.
NORFOLK.
'Richsrd r. Lee, 7ismes Taylor, sen. Geo.
Newton, Martin Fisk, William b.. Lamb.
'Miles kim, ir. Samuel Moran, Christopher
Fry, flames Woodward, Edward Watson,
Samuel Moseley, JoimsBrown, Robert c. JeR-
nings.
PETERSBURG.
sRobert Rirchett, SWilliain I,owden, sAlex'r
Brown, 'James Byrne,. Wm. c. Boswell, 'Joln
Allison, 'Wm. Haxsll, 'Joel Harmon, 'Nath'l
Friend, Sarnl Hinton, JAS S. Lockhead, Geo.
x. Taylsr, Geo II. Jones.
FREDERICKSBURG
'Hugh Mercer, sJolin Minor, Fielding Luz
cas-, Robert Patton,t John Holjingsworth,
Thomas Goodwin, sRobert s. Chew, David
Henderson,, john Scott, John MuRdell, James
Yass, Rott. Mackay, Charles Austin.
Directors of List. year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

The House afRepressAtativcs were ycsteI-
day again occipsed widsthe discussion of the
hill foF raising an aadfhRnai military force of
10000 men, Yhich,fas come more interes.
ting as IT progressesonk ard. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
II 10 II 70 I'D:

-oNDAY. JANUARY II, 1919.

The Fate fa.mos' al the nations which have
been made up OF confederate states, ought 20
warn the leaders of opposition not 20 give their
conference TOO much. TO faction It c.n
no be denied thssSsqde jealousy. or a state M
dependency, las been pfl, ed OF by tae federal
party, very much to the 1sncii, oi the enemy .
and this circumstance has led os 10 reilect up
on he subject.
State i-sinvsies ruinel the Greeks:
The Roman government did not admit OF IN.
dependent states wi,hin the limits of The re-
pnblc Or the enpr- And, perhaps, TO lhs
consolidation of jurisdiction the duration OF
twelve centuries of Dover which the Romans ex-
perience'l, is 20 he atrihu'rd.
the Italians, sf err the Romans were perpetu-
ally sgitated by state iealousirs: shl wacn has
there been time that they have not been invad.
ed and conqnsredl
What is the present state OF German, after
being so long worried by state jea'ousie,'
France was a scene OF des.lat,on when her
proviness claimed sort Of independence.
England was nothing, before the Hepiarchy:
And she would never have been Crest il Scot
land and Ireland had not been united to her
What have become 81 'he states OF Holland,
and all their state je:lypuSws3
Spain was torn t. pieces, End the victim a.
every invader, until the union OF Ferdinand and
isabella.
luSSc IaCLs Ctteus not 10 luGulCalc l'lT
propriety of consolidating ali our minor govern
ments into one; but To- IMPRESS the federal lea.
deis with the necessity of lit.le more modera
ton, and to induce them to hara'nn.ze more
with the administration incass ofthc des-uc
ton OF orr federal government. what would tGey
have 60 gain, Literally nothirG for however
ambition may employ parties 20 mount to pow
or, it never fails to crush al parties in the end
This has been woeful.y verified III +. ance.
Where are the Jacobins, the Cons,i;u'ionalists,
the Girondists, The RobespiersaDs nowl Al
gone, and scarcely talked of.
A Napoleon, by the last English accounts,
has been driven f:am Mos SOW, and is IN danger
Of ut er ruin, it is TO be hoped the tories VIII
now cease their clanar about his conqusriug
The world Aud Us 3se ID. in such a sad plight,
it is 20 be expected " New Rn!lanl clergy
will no longer fear for the'saiety Of the crGtl.
The report from Wsstlngton is that Gen.
armstrong. of New York AveS into the admIrI-
stratiun MS War Score ary, aad Capt. Zones, Of
Philadelphia, as Score, ary the Nay Dep;lrl-
ment II the repQH be true, may expect
soon TO see IL Gazetted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
FOR NORFOLK.

b. the E.--Richard iDlow, Richard Drum
mond. William C. Holt, George Kelly, Richard
H. Lee, John Tabb, ~ch ssles II. Smith, 'Robt.
e. Steed BY tie S-,Moses Myers, Warren
Ashley, tJohn Southgaic, William Dickson,
Richard Taylor.
FOR PETERSBURG.
BY the Ee-Wm. C ;arke, John II. Browne,
John o. Wilcox, Charles Corling, John o.
borne, Edward Watkins, Robert Boiling, Ed.
ward Pegram.--B2 the 5 -..Jones Mitchell,
John Dunlop, Robert CtIquhoun, 'Jabez
smith, Samuel Christian.
FOR FREDERICKSBURG.
By the John 4. Brooke, Robert Stanartl,
Elliott Fishback, John TaEiaferro, stapleton
crutchfeld, william Stone. 'wiIliam Fi,E-
hugh, Horace Msrshall-zBy the S--John Gray,
Robert Lewis, VIM barnard, John Crump,
George French
FOR LYNCHBURG.
By the E.--William L Lewis, Henry Drown,
Wm Warwick. George Csbeil, sen. WIN Ia.
Wis, ir. Christopher Anthony, Robert Morris,
'John BuIloek--By the S.--Cbarles Johnston,
VIM. Morgan, William Mitchell, 'Wm. Ir-
vine, Thomas HigPinbothRm.
FOR WINCHESTER.
By fhe E.--James Singleton, Daniel Lee,
Archibald MSgill, ssmI. Windell, Abraham
Miller, Isaac lIoilingsworth. John D. Orr,
'Beatty Carsou.--By ths S---Bdwa M'Guire,
Henry w. Baker, James English, Joseph Sto-
yer, 'Charies Msgill.
New he7abers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

The report from Wsstlpgton is that Gen.
armstrong. of New York AveS into the admin
stratiun War Score. AIRY, h4d Capt. Zones, Of
Phiadelphia, as Score ary of'the Nay Deplrl-
ment. II the repqH be true, we may expect
soon TO see IL Gazetted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

,-;-1.,,e. of North Carolns At i's late
The L &Es,,sd a law suspcnding all eXecHt''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
FOR RICIIMON1

b. he E-BeHj. Hatcher, Colin M'Rac,
Christopher Tompkms, Bsnj. Tate, Frederick
Peasants, Jno. l.. Harris, Isaac Webster Will
liam C. Williams, 'Rchard Anderson. -Byt he
S.--John G.. Gamble, Joseph Marx, Robt era
ham, James Scott, jr. 'Jno. Mutter, Charles
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
.>e@Wonan,
3EINE EliIyYE.

JOHNSON & wAisS4ER have Just receivedj
EJJJ lbs oil Eenucly Js3iNFI TW1SE, Of a SUE
p,iior qu,lity, which liey viii dispose OF by
,he quantity, i, the md .erate prizes OF So cents
ger ID.
Richmond, jan II, 1913. ct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
Buck Wbsat Veal.

JUST RECElVED Eori philc ic'rhla Few
Hiatt Barrels NEW HQcESNHshrNEAI.
THOMAS Guy.
Jan7. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11
THOSE GNNrLEMEN MIC
HnannwMl AoNEY.

FppHNO " ElJ 34ONEf3
OF DR. Bu.ton at the@;E Tavern on the night Of
the o.eStes Bah, &ii be pie,sei % dl.;e tie a.
mount ut thia Offae. She 5lct3s lodged at the
Cnrmbien Hotel. TIE Ss:tie,nens names, niS
known.
Jan H. sp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

The following resolution MAS ri 56.;l'
consideration OF the House by Mi8-tt,
on his motion, REFEREES 90 q comma; &III
doasc - the state If tic comn,oawt 3
keaolvei, Thrt the sprl OF ~
unprecedented by law, fw he purpose d
he offered on behalf nc this eammonve 4
government OF the United States, to be
The bulldog ola ship OF the Inc Of the
thos- authorised To be built atf,hc pres
oi Coo sress, orotiler Vessel of War for
The United States.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-14
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing abou, 80 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandria. on
tn, Colchester road, adjoining The farms
Of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. DENIM.
Johpss2, the greater part OF which Is
meadow land and the remainder we'll a.
dspted to clover and the production ct
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs from which the meadow land
may be wafered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acres OF
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworih road, about
six miles from Alexandria, and adjoining
the lands OF William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about mile from the first msntioned
farm.
Also lot of Land containing eleven
acres. contiguous to the town of Alex
andria, adjoining the lands of Beal How
ard and Peter Sheron.
Oh. Simms.
August IL. 2avtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-14
For SALE.

A TRACT of LAND, in the coun.
~ ty-of Alexandria, adjoining tho
Land Of MIR, SIMON Somers, contsin-
ing ~ acres, the greater part Of Il
yet in Wood, about nine miles from
Alexandria. and Eve from George.
'own 1t IL healthy situation, with
good water and the land we'll adapted to
Clover the Improvements are good
Dwelling House, with other necc s.s.
~ Buildings an Apple and Peach
Orchard. Any person disposed to
purchase, may know the terms by
application 10 JAMES CARSON, A.
'exandria, or to the Subscriber on the
premises,
Samuel Carson.
December 2. taw3t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-14
FOR SALE.
I WILL sell al, or parts. Of that ex.
Sellsnt Seat,
ROSE HILL.

Near A lsxandria, on the Colchesser
Road, wacre the Haasing Greek Furn,
pike mtersects win said Road, contain
ing about $50 or more acres, q large
parcel of salusols Meadow Land With
extensive Ditcbss, absut 10 acres OF
which were sosn iast fail, and are cell
taken wi h Timessy and Clover. part oil
which is new, Land. A good proper
ton sf the other Land has also been
,ately Closered. I have sufficient proof
that il Is adapted TO eiaister,i and IS ca
sily benefited by slight manuring-a
sonsider ,ble part 10 Wood Land.
know The soil of this Farm to be good.
hhas great deal OF Fencing. isNsel'
wsercd, the Spring 10 excellent, the
Dwelling. Hoase 10 very strong ram
ed TIVE story finished Building, with
tour Raons and Passage on each hoor,
two in the Garrett, thfoe in the Cellar
Is we'll uadsrpinnsd with BRICK, hs>
two brick ch;snhsys and7 hre places
There is very good Kitchen x >Laan
dry viSh two brick chimneys, sever,
other cool useful Houses, sDd iars'
excsRsas Garden. TAe proximity o
tn. p.aSe 1, Market IS great eonfe'
nieDce. Its very remarkable heslth'ui-
'psss and hsadty, and 6ne distao
prospect of Potomac River, Charm al
who reside al II.
For p.,rt IN hand, / viii give length,
credit Tor the bsisnce with interest, st'
if not previously disposed OF, shall SCI
parts, or rbe whole, To the highest .oid
der on vae 18Th dag of next month De
csmoer) if fair. if ret the mex, fair d.y
wien tbs terms will ne more fully known
AT which time, if I should cell all tn
land. | shall also sell (for cash1 Wsg-
gon and Team, Cattle, Corn, Fodder.
hay, perhaps Pork, and number OF O.
Their articles. On certain teruss wooid
lease this seat for nAmber OF years
hire some hands, and sell the chirt o.
the Wood. l shall sell large numbe =
of wood lots, and other articles (for easb ]
II i should not sell The land, on the day
OF sale.
II. TOLER.
November Is. fts.