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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
FROMLAGuIRA.

Capt. Trowbridge, OF the schr. Achilles,
informs us that for SIS days he was detained
at Laguira BY AN Embargo, which was rails
ed on the first Of April and that Laguita was
IA possession Of the Patriots.
Depsrted THISTLE, the zgth day Of March at his
seat IN the County Of Frederick, Virsioa, Colonel
Nathaniel Bur~ei in the Gath year Of his aes, ~.
ter having been si1ioi ed with very s,rewing dis
order, for four long years, which he bore with the
chr'ssu fortitnde, chsracterstic ef the rnsn, AMI
even 10 the srfos Of Seath smiled on the feli nof-
ster. Feeble indeed Far wiI he ny effort TO 40 the,
justice n te character cftbs truly End good
man. Which Il merits. To ssy the least a him, he
was tender, AMI SIT cdoaete hu;banj. fond sud
indulgept psteft, lad master, srd genius.
phiisrihyopir. Were tn stop here, I shoOId faI
fsr short Of describing the virtues End intrns,s roe
r OF that inesjmable man. whoee soul ere this hs
been wastel from this snblunsry World, sad - nov
ss;c5iea sv0os.t bs kpSrsd sgigiss j. tas mao55,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
1867 IL .1cLes OF IAA-O :
April 90.

E1NOR SALE. in the uppsr end of Buelinebor, -,
the head waters of Appnnsttox riv r. a. r. on
the subscriber resi- es, lying or adjo;' n ttem
western c0sn;gy road, l,s1ne froon Rehn,o,,d -,
lynehouTg, and a'Jut 81 roll beIovt,e last n. D.
toned place, ~ from Bent Creek or J me, Riy r.
on .hs tract Of Lsnd are number Of aly.n;tg,s
seldom TO be met with In any part + N. s,,,. =, =
as large proportion Of prime tobacco lsp VI IN
clear GOO or TOGO scrrs) good bull Ing IN ,,,r.
IN heaithy, wes'thy, agreeable ighborhooi TO ..
ther with one OF the isrg st and best ssl,ete g. Ill
ards ~ the sse, Of Peach, hppie, snh slmo.t ,y-.v
ether snd ct frrt, ia-e and for~sr wiz. ~
erected Wsiillsry, spfcient to rnske Too q, M.
'. n'ssey yer tnogth' wh'en n'y be hnUe'.t o. = OF
Hrms, aud the price depend cnrt " on tn otoount
Of the payments nut crest tar. IN my h, beoY
Tor pr9Inrt payment, the subscriber viii exchsnoe
y tor hTst rete land ~ che lover cnuntrv prov dsd
the situation is healthy one 81. s,on, +, g I,
niies from .s'd tract, so If gooi land, with
Grist Min thereon, 10 exec ent ig TO 10 ~ Tor
custom. O
April 90. e.,o 'NO"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
GENTTNE VACCINE MATITH

tEoBLiC NOTICE IS hereby given, thst the Sub.
q ser.btr, in coHfor y to the act OF tbe e.
al Assembly, passed 4th February. .sI4 ep,io,,
An Act for the free distribution OF genuine vase
matter, Se. is ready 10 furnrh the sape w;tbou,
zee or reward, 10 any citizens OF the Commonwealth
Q, Firg'n'sJ who may apply to him for il -Prop4r
dreet'ons how to es- 1t, viii lik. Wise be fyrn;sl I'd
" required, tree OF any expence whatever
All letters relative 10 vseenstiGn either 10 ar fr,,
tne undersigned, and not exeeedng halt au ounce ia
weight, are carried by the u. S. mail free az ~ /,
Postage. (See the act Of Congress- enti,.ed a. Ay
Act tn encourage vaccination" }-Aop.y 81 -p-.., :,
through the medium Of the Pos,-or~e r,i- "a 20
JAMES SMfTr
Agent for at,,r,
49,, ~ Satin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
April GO.

ESAhC VEST iEf. and Others h. vre esv--1. !
that they intend 10 ge'i,i,n ~ nqx Gene RAJ As.
semoy OF N'-g'ns, for PERMISSION 20 bn;id . J.ou
nroge aeross fann, Ky river tic subscribers 1--WE
notice, tbat they shah oppose the said net ton .,
the rosd i.sditg TO the proposed br,se, viii mac
rshy iG,u'e the estate os the orFhan children az
Mann Psse, d ceased, by runn nearly t.rrm.k ~
cen err OF 1.-THE frey at Han~ver Town ,,so,
~hi"h IS wei KEN, q d or better road Than cou,i
Be nsde to the contemplated br &c, would be De.
stroyed thereby.
CMsRkES G P.qGE. .Gpo,9;o, .,
NE Phf'ng .f.ff.nr Pare. ated =
GEO ID 33.NfY ozuuf, n. --,.-
April co. ~ :
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SToP THE DESERYER.

hESERTED from nv rendezvous in thi, town.
n on the 18th inst. JAMES WILSON, a pri-
vste, sometimes calls himself James Carey He is
shkeiy Young man, of about IS years of aye Eve
feet ten inches high, dark complexion, dark ewes
aud brown hair, by profession shoemaker. suJ
va' born 10 the city Of Baltimore. lie appears 20
Rave been q short time IN the eapssity Of sailor
and wears small rings in his ears. Ten dollars will
D. gvep to any person who will deliver him to any
Shiser OF the U. 5. Army. } ALDRtDGR, .
- Capt. 5sth u. IS. Iotanfry.
Petersburg, Apr 90. 4,
x VIE suhseriher will behceforth practise lsw IN
the superior sonrt Of Chsncery Tor the Isish
rn"nd itsrci in addit On to the Courts of King &
A'' ca, Nrng Wtiam Y Essex counties, IN which he
gov psasi.sss. CHARLES NIL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20

~ The Irneriet1,s II resss in re .ffoeumea-
"a! ohn''eh, are re7trstea! . ies. ~ RE Chsrch
on sdfa'aay next, i2A o'clock 20 caoaSe Jes,y
-'feH, an9f.r other frrposrs. TAese Schs cannot
d,feaa IN person. zoK be pleased az es,nt ,9ais.
l,e'in9HeHt cn'ciaseys ntasf, IN tie mean in, :,
FAY up re Fiyst Igsta,msnt
The Trustee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
hnrn %


a PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT m on. 81
~ OF the post Aourshiny towns OF ,bs.;rteT,,e $
Nihgi"is To = satisfactory purst Ger, tie ,rs.
wis be 'ihera' Il accommodating For fu,tb 49,.
msson spplt at the CcDpltr CRise.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20

OF eternal sf,s the fruits md reward Of ,,r- ,,d
wen spent bfs L. woro, ne wsss sncege .hr.,.
sir, and died ss h. h.d lived. pnre ard s.o,i-ss
~" Hesven, wbst sp ~Ss,api- Di ri 'stisn resi ns
ton, snd eons-'c1sr of hi. !.ssius fouy.i the
sood hsht, did he SIT 10 ali hs ~ wing friends and
reattots when in tl.r cold rn racr ~ d.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
April 60


u Nl,HItF ~ = r
sTok SALE a House Carpenter with 81 Of
trade-he is a reynarkshly vel dfynnssS ed ~,
Fellow, snd is g III for nc f.ul Ne IS CIV bired :,
Mt Chiiders in Manchester for @iS ". mo,t;
where he may be seen, snd consulted rour os
to MIR. William Call. 50
ApTil 90. o..
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II CHaNCERY.--ita Court h, III Cow A
County, the 9TH S.r. 1878
Beza'rei Brown and John iodes, aud Rr,rh,l errv
hrown' snd q nben ID. Brown, executors n Per.
hA'' DEVIL zee d. ComP'ts.
James Brosddns ard Edward Brosddus, UGffs.
r, hto cause IS referred to Master Commits cncr
Isrrett, WHO is directed state settle ana reno-t
TO This court, the accounts between the parties, to-
gether with any mstter, relating ttere,o thouoLt
pertinent by hiio, or required to be specially reDor
ted by either party.
Copy Teste,
Commissioners Offics
Charlottesville, April G, 1919.
u parties interested in the foregoing .p.t ere
hereby notified, that have appn Died Fridsy' The
I9,h dsy OF iuiy next to settle TIE accounts Tsou,
RED by the foregoing order, az my Office in fEa !.
iotesW,ie, at which place snd ,iTAe all parties 10,
terested, are required 20 attend, with their psb.r
DOCKS and evdsnee Necessary 20 such settle rnert
April 90. wAsn Ne ''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20

SGURSUANT to Decree Of the Chancery Dis
d trict Court of Williamsburg, pronounced on tho,
-oth day OF April, 1912, wherein Rober, Broueh,
Surviving partner OF Thomas Bland II Go. is plain
vii, against Peachy Wills snd others, defendants. s,
William Coleman, pit against William IIait, telt
wH he sold before the door Of the Eagle Tavern in
the city of Richmond, on Monday the 18Th day OF
hpri next, tor ready mosey-one rnoiety of 7lz7
81 acres Of Le9.N.D lying ON the waters Of Rig
Sandy and Mi'i Creek, in the couniy of Monooyalia.
JOHN .4SfBLER Coz
HC CREE.NHOW, mission.
SAN. CREE.NHOR, y ers.
March ~. epas
lCJr The sale of the I.ord above mentioned. |,
postponed to Wedneadsy the 9Th Of MAY next.
April On. tbs
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FIIZWHYLSONN 81 POINTER,

- <<'s Al t.OCISS ~ PNIl A IsH,
sANE just received tie Enri:sk 81 French IN.
Z ferf,efe,,, or School q Con.biae n use Ccsn.
faMon, for tAe Use of Stuleats and suerch.nis
,h'n s w"rk OF gfe't merit, and uu.es the use
,Hf with the o'edsdnf in greater desree than per
hsps any OTHER work fthe Kind extsni.
Nos q II, # pinker,oa's Large Unieey.1
.IfiaS, eoni0teigy ..Ia,t Of rance,
- German, RAG. Sc.
these Naps, 10 say nothing Of the Superior sy,e
o. exeeutioa are peculiarly ipteresng as thcy .x-
h'b. on scale Sufficiently Isrge, the ~ioe ts,e Of
the country. where the grand miitsry operation,
CT Europe are W going on.
l.ucss1s Elegant 37seri an Atlas.
The OLD BACHELOR. Byroo,s Poema
NaVsi History of the Up,sed States.
Several new Novels and Poems.
MadeDoiselle de Ia Fayette.
Fl Hsgartv's Diamond edit ON of TIE l,ihe and rs
the New Testament, far the pocket
eres. variety o. Bibles, PRAYER Rock, and q.
ther Re'icioos Works.
IeSais q Cfayf's Ir0vrls TO TIE Sources Of the
Missioner, and down the RIVER Coln,psa 20 the pa.
e'"e ocesn, during the years sol So, with ,nsps-
most interesting work to Geolog SIS and the lovers
of Natural research
very extensive sssortme Mt Of Pocfrt and Desk
zen ARISES, OF the 6rst and inferior qislities
April CO. w4w
6road Hoes. C.arse Sal SCI he q dfs.
CHa7y Hammers tSc, t1r.
casks Brosd Hoes-Cosrs- Il Fius SIT
I DO. Claw Hammers-,n doz Set;he u AIDES,
20 dozen ready mede Sacks
For Sale by
BaIDGEss RoaERTvow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
Hanover, April Q.

~ OR account Of the badness OF the day. the a.
bove sale was postponed until Wednesday the 4tb
day of May next, when il will positively Ike place.
81 fair, IL not, the next fair day.
April 20. Ain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20

PURSUANT TO a Decree of the County Court
= Of Hanover, dated Jan. 26th, 1878, will be sold,
20 the highest ODER, on the premises. on the 18th
jnsisot. on q credit Of twelve rnontbs. n Tync, NJ
I.f~VD belonging tn the estste OF John Sneed. de
ceased, ,ontaiuing $50 34 scres-Bond mr. Bopds
with good sesurity, win be required Of the surch
ser. The sid Land adjoins e lands Of John Az
ttin, jr. rhos. Wilson aud otners,
The Co,n,oies;o,er,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-29
DOMESTIC.
NEW LONDON, JAN. -:

iHE CHALLENGE.
we are informed that in consequence of
conversation which took place in the ca
bin OF the Families, in the presence off an
American Citizen who was landed few
days since from that ship. from which il an.
pered to be the wish of Capt. Hope com. the
hnd,meon and capt. Stackpole command.
mg sne otaura. to meet our frigates. the Uni>
ted States and the Mac edonian; com. Deca.
tur on Monday last, despatched commu.
nication to Sir Thomas Hardy, command
ing the Blockading Squadron, proposing
to crafty capt's Hope and ,Stackpole in
.ne'r wish-Ihs invitation we understand
has been declined by the British.
Ihe Endimeon mounts 40 guns, twenty
four Founders on the main deck; the Sta.
ira mounts 48 guas eighteen Founders on
the main deck-The United States mount.
20 guns twenty four Founders on the main
deck the Macedonian mounts ~ guns
eighteen Founders on the main deck Hoz,
are the mighty faiieni
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-29

The Resolution, and the other Usual ONES
tor the respective sums, we're put and car-
ried.
LONDON. Nov. IL.
we Eear that the parties who wished to
be admitted to contract for the New Loan
waited on the Chancellor Of the Excheuuer
TINS morning and were informed by him that
the Contractors for the late Loan. would
have the preference; but should they NOT
agree to his terms. he should then make the
Loan an open one.
French Funds NOV. 2, no prices quoted m
5, 50f so cts.
Avery curious document has fallen into the.
hands OF the Allies it is letter from Bertb;e,.
TO ms Master, earnestly beseeching him to
make peace on whatever terms, for the present
reminding him that at the rate Affairs ar.
now Carrying on, he touches on the verge of
ms resources that no cannot hope to support
mother campaign on q scale suitable r. h;s
own greatness or to the wishes ofhis follower.
whereas by short interval of peace he wouId
ne enabled TO break The coalition Termed \.
ganst him and to resume hostilities for the
sratihcatioa of his revenge.
Lord Castlcreagh has in the British n,rl;..
ment proposed q bill to augment the dispos;bI.
force of the British empire.
The freedom of the city of Dublin has been
granted to captain Broke.
1t appears that two French fripates. chr
ves.e and cutter, sailed from cherbolrg, DC.
1t is said, that in Oct twelve mercantile. 49,,
ses OF resPectability in Holland stopped no.
ment. y Is perhaps extraordinary that ther.
is one there can pay.
Accounts from Malta Sept IL, state thar III.
riague had entirely ceased in that Island
'nd mat IN the Usual term Of forty DAYS busi.
cess would be renewed there as usual, -
Linn ~
accounts OF the several recent dreadful In.
undations on the Continent. The fr,r 81 of
ne river Waag, when high mountain ,,ss
undermined, and fell into the channe, &C
the river AMI upwards of 60 villages. with
their standing crops aud flocks, were wasb.
ed away, and more than 1900 persons ner-
isned. The I'd, OF the Danube, which on
the 18th OF Sept. in the night suddenjv over
hown an island, on which were 1000 TYR.
kish soldiers, all of whom persisted. Tn,
80, OF the brave. when six villages were
DESTROYED, and minister with his congre.
CATION OF about 240 persons. were buried be.
Meath me runs OF the church "A. In SeIisia
upwards OF 5000 inhabitants have persisted.
Onth bank ut the Vistula, in Poland.
1000 lives have been lost and much nro,
perty OF every kind has been every where
destoyed. ""ee
The grand Bridge over the Iser. at Mn,
nich. suddenlyefell on the evening of the 18th
oept az the moment when it was Crowded
with people the creates part of whom per.
shed-45 bodies have been picked up.-It
is pres med that about 100 persons perished,
Erfracf Of a ieffer from Nova. Scotia.
About a week after the arrival of Sir, John
= Warrsn in the ST. Domingo with the
Poicters, IL was known that commodore Ro-
gers with six frigates was in Boston harbor,
and it became matter of extreme regret
and disappointment that dash was not
made against them; the crews must have
burnt them or given them ups
London hater.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-29
Bnn11Nnrnu ". 1a. 1A.

- 1910, Twill M IVN, JAM III I
Ten Wilkinson and suit arrived at this post
on Wednesday of this week, and are now on
their way to Albany.
"A detachment Of about 1000 men have arrived
at Plattsburg from French Mills, and all the
troops at this post have been ordered thitber.
The object OF the enemy appears to be to di-
vert the attention of our forces in this quarter.
while they are transporting their military stores.
to Kingston. We have it from good authority
that 100 yoke of oxen have gone over the lines
for ibis and other purposes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-29
PLArrsnuRoH. Jan. IS.

PLATTsBURoH, Jan. Is.
AZ the time of the last alarm the mapistracy
and other inhabitants oftli place, addressed
Zen Wilkinson on the subject of the public
property stored here, and on their own critical
SITUATION The letter was answered in style
of Politeness indicating both the gentleman and
the man OF feeling-severa bodies of infantry
and Dragons were Immediately ordered to
march, and have since arrived at this nlace
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-29
WRW. roRK. .Lan. %.

"bW .f"Hhb Jan lie
Extract Of a letter, dared Sacketrs Har5or.
Jan. 10. lIhe original zuc haze heru.
sed.
I'VE have every probable reason toex.
pect and have not the least doabt but ,nat
We viii be attacked during the winter. Re-
orr says the enemy are making every ne.
cessary preparation for that purpose at
kingston. A short time since several de-
acned companies of troops, amounting to a.
'out 800 men we're marched from this place
TO French Mills, leaving this place Dearlv
destitute of troops--there remains at the
aaroor only about 700 or so of Harrison,s
men. Our feet is moored to The best advan,
age but at the best they can only operate
as batteries"
Anoter letter states, that Ma. Fekfor,i
was there, and had about 400 ship carpens
tiers at work; and that all the force were
employed in cutting and drawing timber
and erecting block houses.
WAR SHIP.
The ingenious and indefatigabIe Robert
FultoD, we find, has directed bic .,,a,,;,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-29

ley. Pearson. Johu Reed, Taggart. Ward OF
Mass. White. Wilson of Mass Winter-t5.
And the bill WAS sent to the Senat. for con.
currcnce. 1
Adjourned at late hour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-29
WAR SHIP.

The ingenious and interchangeable Robert
Fulton we find, has directed his attentior,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-26
CHIC,

TXfHL stand this season 10 "
w Mares at the 10" p'lteu
Dollars, provided the money IS
with the mare, or a note Tor q ~.
payable on the lst OF oct'Oei
half a dollar to the groom in e'eq
stance. He will stand at Shutters
on Mondays and Tuesdays and i
Oxen Hill Cross Roads on fHor
Saturdays. The season will COMM
on the 10th of April. SANChH
got by Sir Peter, out ola brown "n u
the property of b. Dul4ny Lsl'f
was got by Halls Eclipse 0u' :, y"
Brent's Ebony, who was go' y ~
Carlos out of Gel. Tasksrs e ~
who was got by othello out '. Of s'. s
who was got by the God0lp'D'
bian.
March 9. 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-26
Valuable Limestone I

Valuable Limestone ! =,
FOR SALE. ia
NILL be offered for sal. :.
w premises, on the frs, ~ ID.
April next, if fair, if no. the ;, "a. Gay Of
day, valuable tract of Linz. s,l'
Land, containing upwsrds Of ''s'''as
Six Hundred Acres.
In the county of Frederick ~; H.
The main road leading from Wisa
ter to Wildwood, about seven qst'
from the former, and four f,a. u'Iti
latter place.-The above tract o of !, d.
is situated in one OF the most ds, aud
BILE neighborhoods in Virgins, s@
ing the lands of Messrs. Robrr sD Y
thew & John Page. l, lies hapdso ~''
ly for cultivation, and is we'll st '1',
to the culture of clover, there NIX
ONE fourth of the cleared land nom '.'As
set in clover. Onthe above tr,c, ;, ''a
are upwards Of two hundred AGRA 1''
wood, which Is SO situated, as tb,,aa
whole tract may &c divided irto ~,
handsome firms, with suffri.n,,' ~,
timber attached to each. nIr. Ply
now resting on the land will sbeu n
premises to persons wishing to M,
chase. The terms will be made krp.
on the day of sale. Any person viS
ing to purchase the above farm nj
vately, may know the terms by ,pph.
ing to Mr.. Robert Page, or to the sri.
scriber residing near tic White Prs
John W. Page
Feb "a lavt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-26
VALUABLE FARM
December IS. lawt20thN
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
i FARM, lying on Mattox creek,
and about two and half miles below
the bridge, in the county OF Nestmore-
land and state of Virginia; containing
about two hundred acres OF prime bot
tom land /; there are on the premises
large two story frame dwelling'house'
with all necessary out houses line
young apple and peach orchard the
land abounds with springs OF excellent
water. The house is situate on the
banks of the Greek, in which there is
always plenty Of the best kind OF hsh
and fowls in their season. Vessels OF
60 to 100 tons burthen can come with
in twenty yards of the landlng--l6o a.
cres OF the above land is cleared and Int
for culture, and the residue well tim
bered.
ALSO,
One other tract situate at the upper
part of what is called the Irish neck,
and about 2 and half miles from the
above described property, containing
262 ID Acres, 100 of whIchls cleared
and the remainder heavily timbered-
There is on this farm comfortable
dwelling house. containing A rooms on
floor, kitchen, good apple orchard
and excellent water. For terms, apply
to Mr.. Baldwin NJ. Lee of the county
of Westmorcl.n whom | have fully
authorised to make sale OF the proper.
ty aforementioned.
Elliott Muse.
RrD. HILL, Fairfax County
Jan. %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-26
osoo Acres Frederick Land.
I : aenn Acrks of Land.

HnSo NV ~ 7 go
CITUArED in Frederick county.
~ state of Maryland, between Crel'
gerstown and Emmotsburg, within 8
miles of the latter, and about l6miles
from Fredericktown. The land is well
provided with wood and water, and the
soil favorable to the cultivation OF
small grain, and improvement from
clover and plaister.--lt will be sold en-
tire or in small quantities to suit pur.
chasers.-Ifnot sold before the Goth OF
March next, it will then be offered at
public sale at Emmitsburg. Terms
will be made known by application to
the subscribers living in Alexandria
Daniel F. Dulany.
VIM. Herbert, Jun.
December IS. lawt2othN.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-26
By virtue of deed OF trust
Jan. %.

y
frem Daniel M'Carty and Margaret
Matilda Snowden, his wife, will BIO ex
posed to public sale on Saturday the
2sd day of April, tract of Land ly-
ing in the County of LoudouE, State
of Virginia, known as M'Carty's Island
to satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about 20 miles "a
bove Georgetown, and the City oil
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by its productions to, be the
most valuable and desirable land in ei'
Their the states Of Maryland or Virgil
mia, * with proper cultivation man be
made to produce 100 bushels OF corn
per acre. A great proportion OF this
tract i. heavily timbered, from which
an inexhaustible quantity of ship tim
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken.-Ihe
property will be shewn on application
to Mr.. John w. Bronaugh, in George
town,-Terms of Sale will be made
known on the day of sale by
The Trustees.
Jan %. lawts.
The subscriber by virtue Of deed
of trust from the above mentioned Da.
MEL M'Carty, decd. will also expose
to public sale for Cash, the above men.
toned property 1t the time and place
above mentioned, to satisfy a balance
due of certain debts in the said deed Of
trust mentioned.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb l9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-26
March Is.
Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for

ASoilS
The subscriber offers tor
sale a FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about Eve miles from Alexandra, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote aud DIR. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part OF which Is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dapted to clover and the production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
prings, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
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 Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandria, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about a mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Oh. Simms.
December %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-26
ALSO

To Sell Con a long credit or excF
for property in the Counties OF Fifa
Loudoun. Prmce-Wiliiam, hTnf
Alexandria or the Town of Alexandra
several tracts OF Land in the State
vi, ginia and Counties of Harla
Randolph, MonongaIia and Gresnt
The titles are believed to be good q
those DESTROYS Of purchasing cans
the patents by applying 70 the sub'a
Der. Persons wishing ts buy any q
the above lands, will find the tern
reasonable and convanlent UPON app
cation to the subscriber in AleyNaA
n. Herbert
IAN OK. 9aNSn
~ The Editors ofthe F:deraIS'
publican rnd National lnte!''Seh'S
will please insert the above IN treNH
spective papers, once a week lol
months and send their accounts i0'r
.ilent TO this office.