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PUTNEY FOE lS.aIlI-

This Estate containing 5etzveen 500 e 1000
acres 9fthe first rate Pamunkey Land
MI levei " peculiarly slated 70 the growth
If Corn and Wheat, ard lying on tie riUer
Pamla1key zvitbhl 81 mites n the city Of
Richmond, may 1io7v be purchased on accom-
naodating terms. The Subscriber residing near
.Ncgy-Kenf Col1t-I7osa is yeSted zuth the
filU h05YeyS 10 contract fer and make an m
questionable tulc TO he same. Uhon ii is q
large and conanodtOus tzeo Stoyy DzUeiling-
lIoNse and eUery ottt-h54Se necessary far he
accommodation Of a. family, or tie htl1EoSeS Of
q Farm. The beauty Qftfe situation and its
num6erless advantages, strike Tire attention
cf'eUeTy Eeyson 7ylio UisitS ii. IND az those
dssfoSed to Purchase are inUited TO visit it &C.
-fore making any flrohosition, to purchase, q
9li771lte description IS deemed unnecessary.
UlM. .fR14ISI7E-fD,
-@ttorney in .tact tor Nm. b. CLAYTOM
J,sre IS. st
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STONE WARE.

The SUBSCRIBER HAS or HAND AT uIs M,SUFAc-
rory:
a Large quantity of STONE U.4Rf7, well ass,,t-
"a ed-and is CARRYING the business ON scale stf-
hcentiy extensive TO supply all orders that may come
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P0(a0bie Chickobowo1y Eiucr Land
ron SAFE

4 IEACI Of AND Wing in the county Of IIano-
Z = yer, 8 or lO miles from Richmond. md about lb,.
same distance from the Cor7 Fors,. * Hanover Town,
containing t2T acres, Of which 81 acres ar. valua,
&C." SVud5, together with gooi m, allow There IS
an excellent orcl@rd both apple ard peacl--NalualI,
improvements dwolWr-hoi-e 50 nv IS. and m me-
cc.sary outhouses One hai Of tie money W IN be- re-
PtTred on the dry possession gwen the balance in two
-nual instruments Possession vii be given at Christ
mas, with the privilege of sowing small grain
Also, Fifteen or Twenty Likely NEGROES. in IA
miles " '
Any person wishing to purchase. VII aprlv TO the
proprietor. ALEX ANDERSON
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J.q.ifEs RTV-ER CO.NP. q.N7Y.

FEVIIE James River Company wantto hire nun Der
( OF Negro Men, until about the first Of Nove1 h-,'
EeXt, and will give very liberal wages Mr. Hezelzah
Mosby, the ToEiouse, is authorised to treat To-.
them Gose who have hands hire will please to a-
ply TO him.
ROBERT POLLARD.
.tuncS g. If
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Charleston, J1ue 81.


Arr on Saturday last, the privateer schrs.
heVenye, Capt. West, and Fairy, Catt Dick
inson, both Of Baltimore, from ? cruise OF four
months. The Revenge has captured the fol-
lowing vessels, viz. the brig Crown Prince
from Bermuda, with -four and provisions schr.
Camilla, from GrenaJia. with rum and snear.
schr. Alert from Cumana, with timber sloop
Friendship, from st. Thomas, with goods and
specie ; and schooner Mary Ann, from Bcr-
inuda, with provisions; several of which have
been ordered for the United States, and tbe.
rest given UP and destroyed. The Revenge
IS very fine schooner, mounts guns and one
long tom, and has complement Of I25 men:
sails fast-has been chased by the enemy and
escaped. The Fairy has captured the fol-
loving vessels, vil.--tbe schr. Martha, from
Liverpool, with goods ordered to Wilmington,
n. c. sloop Active, with lumber, burnt
sloop William, IN ballast gave her up to the
prisoners and sloop Mary Ann, from Ber-
mUda, with provisions, ordered for ST. Mary's.
The Fairy IS a fine new schr. being her
first cruise-mounts 10 guns ard long tom.
with complemontof1g0m men, sails fast has
been also chased by British cruisers, but es-
capped by superior sailing.
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n o II G =.

Petition viii be presented 60 the next General AZ
n semblys PRAYING that Jaw may pass 2rtho ;ar g
3urnPce Road om the city OH e.unoud 10 sac AI-a-
dow Bridges
june Is. wSw
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American prirateering is SUPPRESSED in En-
rQte, 'ye nay presume, Jiool The accounts Of
tie treatment II them by the allies and lheir-
dcheRae'lcies. ne Sa7v the taSe Of the Gene
raj armstrong, Of this port, in yeSterday' ia
hcr. Going into Dunkirk, hitherto 4 friend
LyIort H'3aer the 1rotection Of the Aazp8 If ma
Hoas and rights Gfhog3tituity, she rs seizcd 5y
Tire FTeRch, ind her cD7ccrS and crezv iDlt.yiS
oHed. Illis is u aanlhle IF me effects If the
change in France UPON as. -Nt-rt, zve hea,.
ofhe Prince Of -Nc4fchafei, a peSael fitted out
u France by .4mejlcaz8. Il LoHdon huhe1' If
NAY 2, says she 7l.ls chased by the .dchillea
"in,o Cher5oug on Saturday, the 22d z4!s.
and zve understand our nezv friends there I'M
nlediateky entatOyed themselves IN 5ireUensnlg
hc7JTOn 6reaktng Tie feace ofthe channel IN
tiuuye; they to6k or her gins and citaalar,-
5lea her, and released fs'9ze zylEicA she lad
sem into 13oT4."
Suhhose tie OAiUie1' gvere seized By way Of
retaliation far tie armstrong svhQf an ouS-
cry zvould bcraised agains! the act
Columbian.
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V0E. ii.---N0. f..

Fentoo's regiment (13o) under command of
Lieut. SPotswood, sailed On board the Somers
Tor bqtIoe. Col. Fenton's men, during their
stay mere, behaved in the most orderly man
nsr. They are generally Young men, who
left home with sincere desire Of serving
their country
On SUNDAY, the bIigs Niagara, Commo-
dore Sinclair, end Lawrence, Lieut.. Dexter,
salp-o tof Detroit they VIII with the brig Cal
adonia, scheoners Scorpion, Tiereys and Por-
cuplne, criize this summer on the upper
Lakes Captain Kennedy commands on this
Lake.
On Wednesday, thirty searnen arrived
here from Philadelphia, under AIdsiipinan
Cummings.
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WAsH1Ncr ron. Inlv !

W non 4NC ON, july 4.
In pursuance cf orders from the War De
partmcnt, issued in consequence of the re-
treat Of tile enemy from the waters of the Pa
tu%ent, The Volunteers from this district set
out ON their return ON "Wednesday evening
The Cavalry arrived yesterday, AID matched
to the War-Oficc, where they we've dismiss
ed. The Artillery & Rife companies viii ar
rive in the course Of tomorrow.
PHILIP p. BARBOUR Esquire is elected
Representative to Congress from Fredericks-
burg distilcs, to fll Che vacancy occ.sioned bv
the death Of the late Mr.. Dawson
gy-Hamf8hire Senafor-The Bopora-
bic THOMAS w THompsoN is chosen to
represent the state of New-Hampshire. IN
the Senate Of tie United State. in the
room Of the Honorable Mr. Gilman. deceas-
ed.
ERE, June o.
On Monday. TIA remaining part5 Coloael
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ShVANNAH, June 81, 1914.
SIR-Mr Bacot favored me with an ex-
tract Of your polite letter to him on the sun
jcct of George Fouce,H an American seaman
who has been confined eleven years in the
floating dungeons of Great Britain, nide1 the
sway Of impressment and the present IN
stance afforded him tie first opportunity 10
apply for release. He requests me to Of
fer you his grateful acknowledgements for
your successful Efforts i'll his favor, and 20 as
sure you Of his ardent wishes for your future
happiness. The Marshal has lust now infyr-
med me, that the evidences which were fur
nshed TO me by the last nights mail, from
Col. Amey, clearly Sumo uivocally prove
Fouce to be an American Citizen, and that
he will be discharged this day.
am, SIT,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
HUGH M'CALL.
CHARLES BURIAL, Esq.
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PRICE-CURRENI.

T5Gacco. from G to 10 dols.-Co,7i, $50 Is to $50
Gents per bitYdeo,, as to 81 1-2 Gents per bshei-
fSoln, S to $50 Cents per B'ii-Bdcon, 10 10 to
II ctsper lb-iIenlb, 100 TO los dos-Dar Iron, $50
20 l5s-Brozm Sugar, is TO 2S dolls per Cwt-Losi
dc. si-Lump2S.
StockS-Virginia Bank S5i25-Farmers' Bank L IL
Exchange ON London, III.
vATAGGONS.-f want from twenty-five to thirty
w Wagons, to load for Baltimore ar, Phla.el-
phia Immediately. Wa SHEPHERD.
July 2. ST
JAMES RIVER COMPANY.
FgvHE President and Directors of the James River
y Company have declared dividend of seven per
cent on the Stock of SAID Company, which Will be paid
to the respective Shareholders their order appl-
cation TO
RoBERr POLAND.
July2. If
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CFNER ORDFRS-

GENERAL ORDERS.
AD-QUARTERs, BosToN, June 70, 1914.
COM. BAGNBRIDGE havine solicited the
services Of the company Of Ieay- EarLl7d
G~orag, commanded by Captain Georee sui
Ivan, for the defence Of the Navy Yar i'm
Charleston, and that corps having voluntarily
expressed their ready disposition t. nee. a.
wfhes ofthe Commodore, the e mmaI o., m
Shel consents to that arrangement, and orr
ders Capt Sullivan to msrcn withcut dclat. IN
that post, where he viii continue bis com
ln9nd unit. Tur,her orders or otherwise INIT.
the object for which the services were REQUEST
eds accomplished.
~ his Excelcncvs Command.
(Signed) J. BROOKE, Adj. Gen.
P1rt " Porfland, yt.nc ~.
On Aues day last ar sleop Mav, hbrct.l.
linton, nom DamarisCOtta--Al ondsy EO.a
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very liberal deduction win be made from the above
prices to any person WHO will take to the amount Of
OF ooJ dollars and the viii he delivered 20 The pur
cl';sers in any part OF the csy.
Orders lett with Mr. James Brown, ir Mcssrs Mon
cure, robinson Peasants, Mcsers. Murphy & Scott
Mes. w. j. X Roscoe Cole, Phiip Du Val ir S, ca
or ut the Mandatory will be- duly ATTENDED. TO- and the
greatest attention paid TO selec'n,g aud packing
BENJAMIN DUVAIA
n .. From Mr. Otis's advertisement, it might ap-
pear to my customers that he had the sole agency for
tue sale OF Stone Ware made at my nnuGacor-. but
he agent only for the sale of Mir John p Schcime,,
horns part, who Is concerned in one of my shops
June Is. epstNw4,y
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EaakaaEtn- Mn, f9-

I.Q@EaSk71, NQV Is.
who lately commanded the rangers Of this
territory were authorised 10 raise new compa-
mes TO continue in service twelve months unless
sooner discharged. And on Saturday last
three companies amounting to 533 men, were
mustered into service, and Immediately were
sworn in and ordered on thIty an adCi ional
number of volunteers, nearly sufficient for ano-
ther company attended, and would gladly have
enrolled themselves iftheir services could have
been accepted with a very few exceptions
those who were raised, and the others who at
tended were from one regiment of the local
militia.
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BosToN, June Is.

INSTRUCTIONS IO OUR E.NYOl-S.
Under the Mail head i'll this paper two ar
ticles viii be found on the subject of " In
StructicnS TO OR Enjoys ia Aur0he, which
we notice the more particularly, as in Boston
we have more direct Information from these
Envoys, then in London, than the writer's of
the articles could receive in Maryland, when
they were written. In confederation of the
facts stated, we learn that Messrs. GALA
TIN and BAYARD, were extremely DESTROYS
to open the negotiations IN London & one Of
them assured an American gentleman who
has just arrived from England, that he had no
doubt, could the negotiation be commenced
in England, an early accommodation could be
effected. And it is added, but we do not in
sert 1t from our own knowledge that obey had
communicated their instructions to the British
Ministry and that those Minister'S knew the
American ENJOYS were ready TO concede ma
ny points TO effect an honorable peace. Ii will
be reconected, that ut the latest English
dates it was generally stated, that ENJOYS had
becn named TO meet ours and that Messrs.
GALLATIN and BAYARD were then prepar-
Ing TO sail for Gottcnbag, 10 meet the other
members OF the mission.
Our Baltimore brethren are Of opinion, that
che above circumstances present pacific as
poct. We think the aspect will appear to them
less suspicious, when they learn from tie
'.N' va nc - fSNtSu lC'ull Va Jul cuNoEo 10
Sweden, that tie British Ministry adhered to
their first proposition to treat 1T Gottenburg !;
and learn further that Messrs. G.. and g. had
been some weeks i'll London 70 ascertain the
minds OF the British Cabinet, and were not
sansuine of any favorable result from the missi-
on--that the British Admiralty, as late as thc
30th of April, had declared that the valor of
their forces must bring the contest with ~
mertca to an issue and that reinforcements
were continually sailing for Aneric We
renew the remark in our last, that those who
calculate GU the continuation of the War, for
some time at least, will act wisest. The APP
pointment OF British Envoys, Git it has been
made) may be merely i'll compliance with the
proposition communicated by the Bramble.
Boston CentiHei, (F)
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Early in April, the Rock River band of
Sac's who adhere to the british went on a
visit to those who had removed to the Mis-
souri, Before their arrival the United States
factor, Mr.. Johnston, was much pleased with
the Sac's and Foxes, who had hitherto wore
the mask OF friendship, but change is now
evident. In their late councils they ha - Sc
veral times raised the British flag a. re-
Gently, while in council with band of Osaees.
to which Mr. Johnston was invited, Nornwaite
the principal chief of of the Sac nation raised
the English flag at the door of the courcil
house, and when requested by Mr.. Johnston
to take it down, the Sac chief told him, that
g a present of few bottles of whskey would
induce him to put away the flag"
On the 25th of April, the Rock river band
LETT the Idnian camp on their return home.
next day the 26th, Todd and Smith were XII
ed, Immediately on their route home, and a.
bout one days journey from the camp of the
Sacs.
The Sioux of the plains and the Iways, have
generally conducted Themselves pcaceaby
and even friendly, although repeated efforts
have been made by The British traders tn
break with the United States, and ioin the
hostile bands. Not so with the Sac's. they
have ever been on the watch to Kill, rob and
deceive our citizens. Indeed it is evident
that they Perpctrated not only the late muir
ders but most of those which has been COM
mitted in the county Of st. Charles for the last
two years. bis. Ga.
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,4IjHtaat eI!l d,g5scsoy'a OFce, WGIaglsH, ;
IN J1,5,e 1874
GENNRAL NRnMR.

FETI1E Pregiob5f mas been bl,aged 20 isspe me fl
io7@rg ffocicnatioa Of zOiIch due aotice 1aii be
szkeH.
81 TaE ParsIDENT CT TIE UNITED STATES or
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FoVce was on board the Ehc7-Uier, when
captured.
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ERIE, June q.
On Monday, TIA remaining psrt1 Colonel
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~ Tt7t""oIlH OlRol Ut ITI0Ce in ope-
ration Castings in Brass and Wrought Iron work
viii also becxecuted at the Furnace Osters eft at the
Furnace, with John Parhll Of this place, or Folet
y Lea m Petersburg, will be thankfully received, and
promptly attended to.
June J. If
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y GiIE.dT BARG.lL.N. .AE.AY BE KlD.

u GREAT BARG.3IN' MY BE HAD.
WISH TO eellmy HOUSE * LOT, in the town of
p CharlottesYllle known by the name Of the STONE
HOUSE. The value of this property and its eligibility
as tavern Is so well known, and has been SO generally
admired, that deem amy description unnecessary
shall continue to occupy it thsslmmer (uuless so)
and furnish accommodations to all gentlemen and Ia
dies travelling, who may please favor me with their
patronage TltlPLETT T. ESTES
June %. 9tp
IOICE-Ihe Commissioners appointed to view.
the Brook Turnpike Road, having re, orted 10 the
Executive that twO-thrls of the said road have been
eomp ,ted according to the provisions of the Act of As
senbiy, Incorporating the company for opening the said
inad- do, therefore, in compliance withte law aorc-
said, give this public notice ct the same.
LLyN.4li .9fGyl{S, IT. Corr
acting IN tie absence ftse g0re7ngr
n Is In pursuance Of the above notification. Toll
VIII commence ON Friday next, and Ike demanded of
al persons travelling said Road, apportioned by
CARTER b. P.4GE,
president Of tie bard
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Five Dollars Reward.
II AN AWAY from the subscriber
IL on the l4,h September last, q ne.
.ro man named DAVID, about S feet
Z or 8 inches high-his complexion is
that Of dark muIaito, 81 years CT
ge-had on when he went away .
coarse linen shirt and t,owsers, ard
grey Jacket, much worn-he has been
seen lurking about the suburbs Of A.
lexandria, within few days, and it
i. supposed he still remains in the
nsighborhood. or he may have gone to
Cone, in Westmoreland County Va.
where be has relations 4 from whence
he CAME, as purchased him from the
ate Michael Flannery. IF taken up
near the town will give the above re.
WARRIOR il taken in Westmoreland l
will give twenty dollars, and reasons
bic charges if brought home.
III. Nicholson:
Oct. /. Ct.
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Eue Dollars RczIurd.

STRAYED CT stolen from the sui
scriber living in Alexandra, TWO
COWS, one a black Cow of round bo-
Dr., and both horns sawed of rather
close to the head. The other 4 brin-
l.eCow Of long and slender body,
horns rather wide, a white spot ir,
aer face, the fore feet and fasks are
white, long tail with a white bushy
,nd and, if rightly reco!lected, a
lit in the upper part Of the right ear
Whoever returns them to the subscri.
Der shall receive Ave dollars, or the
half for either.
Eliza Wilson.
Oct. IS 2aw3w.
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GJJNPOWDER.
{ En,FFF. Cannon, Ride and Rssk
Gunposder in kegs and pound papers
Per Ssis ~
K. 81. Vaudeville.
Agent. for the proprietors OF the
Franklin Mills.
August 4.
William Hume.


LATE Of the University oi Edinburgh
who, for the present year has been ap.
pointed Conjunct Professor OF X
Greek and Latin Languages in c,.ss
cademy Of this Town, will %" mr. Ger.
for instrusting young Language as
t'emen IN .as lent number Of Pupils
soon as s sSHsd 1t 10 intended to foim
ean s .stinet clauses, to be taught at Sc.
ssrste hours, which interfere not with
the proper business of the Academy.
In the way of reading, the parcst and
most celebrated writer's in the reign
Of Loui. the XIV. the hugustan age
Of France, will be selected Tie writ
ing and speaking of the Lansuag. viii
be also attended to.
The Classes are to consist OF locach.
Terms 8 10 per quarter. Application
may be made at the Academy.
Septemi cr 80.
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Potomac River Land
FOR SHE.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell about
1850 acres of land situate upon and
binding on the Potomac in Nanjemoy,
Charles county Mari land, about one
half Of which 10 well wooaed-lhe soil
fertile and particularly adapted to the
Growth of wheat-weil suited to clover,
forty acres of which being at present
thickly set with the second years
prowta-A meadow Of fifteen or TWEEN.
ty ACRES may be made to advantsgs-
A grist mill adjoining ths property car
be purchased upon easy terms-It is
the opinion of PERSONS conversant with
the business, that successful fi.heJ
might be established with little ex-
penee--The buildings have been late
ly repaired, and consist OF an overseers
house with irur rooms upon the hrst
floor ares two above, an extensive barr,
stable with large stall, for fourteen
horses. together with hav Left and
two eranarics each IA by 10 teet-two
corn houses, quarter snd meat house
Ten or twelve likely slaves with the
whole OF the stock Of every descrip.
ton, which is large, together with
farming utensils may be hadif reqllr-
ed->s hundred bushels OF wheat and q
susntity Of rye and oats arc at present
scwn--1 he property will be sold to
suit purchasers either divided or not,
and possession given at any moment
Persons ct distance wishing to
know the situation, may see it By re-
ferring to map Of Maryland, as the
land includes Maryland Po'nt--for
further particulars enquire OF the sub
scriber living at Allen. Fresh, Charles
county, Maryland.
Daniel Jenifer.
April le saw.
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To Rent / ease or S S.

THE Subscriber will Rent A the
j ensuing year, lease for ID IN OF
years, or s.n for cash or on long redit,
that noted .21VERE, &c. STUDIED at
Fairfax Court-Iiouec, aid On the Little
River Turnpike Road, at kre>en, in the
occupation oil Mr. John Maddox-To
person OF responsibility snd calculated
to keep sn Inn on large scale, few, (f
any stands in the state would be mole
productive.
R. RADCLIFFE.
Septen,h~r 27. 2swtf
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Public Sale

THE general Gall Oft e militia which
lately tsok place has prevented my sci.
ling but very ANAL part of my proper.
~, advertised for sale Cd the 18Th of
September. now offer for Sale for
ready money. on Thursday the aoth of
October, all the remaining part, consist
ing Of Negroes, Hogs, Cows, Corn, Fod.
der, Hay, Cider, QUO Still, Barrels, Stands,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, sc.
Any part of the above described pro.
perry will be sold at private sale pre-.
vious to the day fixed.
JOHN WILSON, Senr.
Fairfax County, near the old Ct House.
October II. dtss
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Public Sale

H1Y virtue ola Deed of Trust from
I'D Ana Linton Nesbett, TO the sub.
.criber, dated Oh the twenty-hfth day OF
August 1912, to secure the payment OF
Sls3s Is, with interest from the 9Th
April 1917, due from the said Ann
Linton Nesbett and james Nesbett, I"
Messrs. William Newton and John
Muucaster l shall on the third Mon
dayi1 November next, II Fairfax Court
House, sell at public auction, tor one
half down and the balance in 6 months
bearing interes, irsm the sale.
The following tract ofLand,
Situate in The county of Fairfax, upon
Occoouan River, bounded according TO
the deed Of wus, as follows: beginning
a, an old decayed stump at the mouth
ot SANDY Run, and running thence north
two hundred and Sfty.two poles to two
ANAL peplars, and small mulberry
tree, near Joseph Hampton's fence,
thence south eish,y-two degrees and
m half vest along the fence OF The
said Joseph Hampton, and With line
Of marked irees, two hundred and hh!
two poles, 60 : point within six poles
of an old hllen tree and box saPhn
lately marked-thence south four de-
prees vest ore hundred and ten poles
10 Occcauan river, theuce with the me
.eders Of the river, and binding there.
with sn,il it would interscct tho cppo-
ate lioe il eontinued-<thencs from the
.pn;nt Of intersection continuing the
same ceuFse south four degrees ives,
On. HUNDRED and thir,y.6ve poles to On
other part Of Occcquan river, thence
with the meanders Of the said river, and
binding ,hsreupon to the beginning
s,pposxs TO contain SIS acres and eight
poles. The whole or so much only OF
the sbove tract will be sold Is shall be
.uiicieus to pay the above sum with H.
,.rest thereon and the costs OF the sale.
The subscriber will make no other deed
than a. trustee, conveying whatever
RIGHT the said Am l.. Nr,bett has to the
land.
Edm. /. lee,
Trustee.
~. B. The land gill be shown b. NJ.
N.sbit wAo resides on the premises.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-20
Thirty Dollars Reward.

HAN AWAY from the Subscriber
II in Charles County Nd likel,
me- 70 man about thirty years Of age
dark comp,e ction, by the name Of
BILLY. 70. merry the property of Rich
ard e. Br~rdt, his clothing not reco!-
:ectcd, he is about f;st eight or ten
il ches ligh, well mace large whlskers.
Any person ia. ing said nsgro, and cen.
lining him in the Jail OF Charles Coun.
G. Md. shall receive the above reward
Samuel L. Williams.
N. B 1t is probable ,he said negro
is in the Pomonkey neck.
October IS