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.sPRLNG HILL .aC.lNElLT-

Viz public mcinformcd, that orr Summer s...,or
=, W'l commence o. the i5tl NJ ne2t month
bis msfitton, for the instruction n ro,l,s otc
." as, toe'ed IN AIbcmarlc ncar the lime ,ylol. ~.
woes tt"E Orange county q lr,rt ofV,raiui, ro,na-
NDc iot 90 'eatu 50. " is miles from Cord,,. iii
j4.UFS q U.3DOEf
llMEg {. WILSON,
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I's''e''ec---2 resirncn;s ard battalion, VIZ $500
m,inh! toud %''.O. Geae'o' .ta-I h.is. scn. ASS
dep or mas rcn. ass ali gu
I''''S''"a-l regiment, VIZ. 1000 infantry total
-lhSS'S@ft 3e73toN.-i b;it -ion VIZ 5o0in,:m,ry:
5o!h 800. |enc,Ti sts;, Lous.u,a aud Mississippi,
bris. sen. ana de-. O.. ,n;,st,-rgen
letters from BAN 10 dated the 81 ins, and received
ny me war i'rra1men on >~,uNly, state, tl,at Ma
jor General BsrwS had e,r,s,J Ii,. s,rs.i, nav,
Iw"ed IN canada with uic d,y;sun under h:, r,m
il'''i, o the ID and morning Of thc Sal inst, ,you,
opposition lie was marching (as WAS bclicvrO to the,
t>St" "l fo,t f-'1" Of To t'ke position aud seek
ba,,le with the enemy between tlat iorl and F.,t
George. Nj, IN,
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s. 3 EssRs CAhIlN ANDERsON 4 THoMAs

"a EsSRS GAtllJN ANDERSON * THOMAS
o.. " OF y aie Notice. tiat On She 5tb. 9th, 7t
Sh, 9l crd lol dave Of Octobcrh next. al ,l d,yll;r
hll.r oi d"n Wnrh, ~ Cum5crland corrtr. and stds
% Nrtucky or oo 'o'n" ~ N oer lavs ,lau 1,rrcr
% t'Nc ~ di"vton Of John Wash, ~ br RET q, WE
court oi Nptowav, in which am ul,;ntr,n,l ,, az,
oc'rntsi7 fo, on thc 2jth. z6th 9TH eytb 22,t
1' I'D lal io Novcmbcr next, sc A'cher Robrrisorg
'''eri 30 NoboWaT county, and Stale # Niryi,a OF
on -"'r " Cse days shall proceed 10 take tie d.,,o-
st'ole ~ Mnd~r Witnesses IN be- rt-,i ss ,i,,rt 4,
"h|h ''Wcsad pip"syou and each Of you viii please
70 attend atn, gentlemen,
Your obcdert scrvrnf
-iy 1914.
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Ee'1arH dU Cosfa, surgeon Of the French
big Venus, IN this port, having been appre-
hcudel & committed 70 prison upon charge
81 murder, committed on EHsirn JOHN b.
BUTLER, was ex1mincd before the Court of
HIstin S in this Borough on Tuesday last, and
rcnaaded for further trial
Noy/5K HeraM.
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the =. States to be composed of Prcsi-
dent, members and a Recorder, fer IL O pur-
pose OF enquirng into the conduct of Colonel
campbell during his late expedition to Long
Pont, * particularly rs to the burning OF the
town OF Dover in u. Canada.
The Court viii report its opinion on the
- hNicADIER GENERAL SCorr will sit as
President.
MAJOR JEsUP, Of the 25th Infantry. and
MAJOR WOOD, of the Engineers, as mem
berS.
Inc Court viii convene tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, at such place as the Prcsi-
dent may select.
Attest, 6. X. GARDNER.
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". SCOTT, Brig. Gen.
n w. 49,. president If the court.
WATSON, Csf.!. 25th Iaful-y,
Recorder.

l: is said, that. II consequence Of the rncna-
eng aspect of the recent advces from Fn-
rope reluisition is in contemplatim, If it
nave not already issued, to tae Governors Of
the respective states, of an aggregate force
OF nearly.a hun ',cd thousand Mii;sia, (Artil!e-
ny and Infantry to be f)rthwith organized.
Nat I7f
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inst tie Balaho2, IN co8t.ag IN 7ras cscsed
By bY:, svhich struck or fde u u her sails
sgere immediately lo,pered, and she disajlhear-
ed IN an instant. TIE Perry has beer, out on
her crssise 90 days, and IL that he,iod lbs de-
%troyed Is sail, and sent i'lfo port.
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PInbftrgh. Jltly +

A detachment of upwards OF zoo men, Of
the 1st United States Regiment infantiY, un-
der the command Of Lieut.. Col. Nicholas, ar
rived here on Tuesday last, from St. Louis,
On their way to the northern frontier.
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EAGF.E-TAVERNI,

VsWoNAS WILLS Announces IN Ire fri snfs and ti,.
: Paic gneTly, t!a' hc has purchased that noted
stand tie EGr%-IU5eW, Chrlotesyil r. and has mad.
considerable improvements tilrcto for the aceon,mo-
no" o travellers, aud hop' To receive roition of
P''hit pafronaclc las Iroyi lcd .i,g best rfrors ~
~ .a"cS and pledges hn8cFtlat nothing shall be wan
u'Eon ms part 10 sivrgwci-i' satisfaction
C''rorcs'ri. Judy i5---.w3sq
3 yE CtPIN INCONSISTENCIES, To17c-- 7--,f
dTe q" ''" 5.h, 9th, 5i, SUI, ch and 10Th diys a.
r'',' "'Nt ~ 'il' dwelling honsc Of John Wash in
'H""e'' Iu1 county aud state Of Eentu, kv or ON some
O. ''o. HI ,r'l IiOeccd 10 take the deposition of
''H N'-, to tr r"gi ~ cncc in q s,, tepcnJin,,
W. 'F 'o'r court OF Nott3way, in which a.n plain,
viii piense wf"r1 - va
am, sir, Yours, sc.
PAUIJN ANDERSON.
''' ''. '''+. ui@F
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6. X. GARDNER.

dent may select.
Attest, 6. X. GARDNER.
,HaJt. General.
TIE OPINION
The authority that instituted the corrt of IN
curry having also required an opinion on the
case submitted the Court in the further. dis
follows 80
nat, considering the important SUPPLIES oe
Dread Suits, winch from the evidence If ar
pears the enemys forces derived from ,I,,
nou' manufacturing mills at and near TO 10
Vcr, Col. Campbell WAS warranted in destrov
ing those mills according totu laws and us,-
Ses OF war, and, Tor Il Ike reason, the court
tlnnii him justified in burning th,. dis,;llerics
under 5Ac SAID laws and usages. The saw
mus and carding machine, from their con-
tSGy to the other mills, were as the Cont
cOnce!Nes, necessarily involved in one and the
same burning.
in respect 70 the burning oft the dwelling 8,
otAer. houses IN the village of Dover, the court
are 1uiiy OF an opinion that Col. Campbell has
erred that he can derive no Justification
iron the fact that the owners of these bom.,.,
We're actively opposed to the American inter
eS'S III the present war, or from the other
!@CtS' tHat some or them were at the conf,
5raton OF Bnitaloc. In their partizan servi-
ceS 1t does not appear II the court. that fine
mn '7itants OF Dover have done more than
t'-it proper allegiance required of them G,
nc destruction CT Bnlf;aloe by q Lieut.. General
OF the encmy's regular force was emrhatical-
y the wrong OF the British government itself
rendered such its subsequent adoption Of
inc measure, and ought not to be ascribed to 4
rev canadians who were present at the time
-N,ts OF retaliation on the part OF . milton
PROUD OF It's rights and conscious Of the pow
eF Oh enforcing them, sh luld, in the opinion #
eit court, DC reluctantly rcsortcd to, and or
y oy instructions from the Ii CHEST in author
" mat no such Instructions We're given in
the case under consideration is not mercjv IN
ierfed irom the absence oG evidence to that
ei'Gct' Dut IS cmhd!y admitted ~ Col. Camp
Dch N ms o.1ctal report (wAeh is in cvi
oehcel wherein he expressly states This
expedition was undertaken by me without or
"cIa -'hl up IN NJ" own responsibility"
ne court IN delivering the above opinion
unt%Eorable TO Coi. Campbell! are fully aware
Ca the strong incentives e y Just information
Whch mus have been present 70 his mind At
the time OF his visit 10 Dover-thc nass?cTes
Oh the H@1Sf7 ard the III mi wc,,. not vet for
gotten, and the more recent devastation Of The
entire niagara frontier, accompanied by ma
NJ aC's OF savage 5arOarty, was fresh In re
membrancc. That these rccailcctioos sl,,ij1
nave aroused MS feelings and have swaved his
Judgment does not excite wonder but regret
and there IS still left for admiration his kind &
aihNlDle treatment OF the women and chill
afen OF Dover, abandoned by their natural
protectors.
The Court adjourned sire die.
". oCOTT, B,Tg Gen
z WATSON. Cs.!. 25m Lafa.-g,
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i orr y JpOStc7, J,f{U g.
Arrived, 4 boat from Sc;tuate. So
Wiliin 4 mile Gna halfof .;,..t.I;,tc ;gb. Els,
morning It the same time, saw A nii5,i,c, rs
bouts near her, bat 1t being f,gpv enid r"t
zen what they were and heard the rcD~r, If
several guns, but could not say Som Ma.nce
Il proceeded.
\ boat arr;ved laet evcninr. was fred ~
and bropH''t 20 by n, oiY Cohassct R.c,.s
triy*te II 60. the fricats afterwards st,,d -
I2r hoston LSht.-rwo frigates were in .mi,t
CT ta's place at sunset LIST evening" Ycyrer-
cay alter. DON, signals being made from the
fo orr, the Constitution Immediately d;sy ,tcr-
Cd tlrec boats below, With 50 men in c,ch
= - and iTiSatc were ~ anchor,11 leao,es
nom Boston l-igllt-Iausc On Tuesday afrer-
noon. N4'0i
Yesterday morning at day liqi,t ii wa,
a. al anchor c!cSe in with Scituate < remained
'heie at 10 o.rlock. The inhabitants cf s
were much alarmed, expecting an attack
\ - was az anchor 2 or 5 mics ont sid, The
Graves yesterda" Afternoon, and a fro,tt.
near the Light House,-The schr. AcoliS
capt Matthews sailed hence for Bath yestcr,
DAY morning, and returned in the aftelnno,,
nav ny been chased off Nahant by - small
Schr' pl1ratcef, painted with a lug foresail &
"'1Aout top sni.-At the same time 4 "a
wa, was al anchor about miles outside the
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SaLES lT .4UCYYOA..
NGVJCF

nt'e Of il9iH decd, TIE subscribers vii,
pose 20 SIZE To the highest bride. Tor cash. r ,
premise, on the 18th lav Of Angus, next. st , n
Elo'nd or tenement in tie City a Richmond Fr. On
ne "''st sc 2ft'c stree. -.,sr down ShocEoe al,
~ CFc.'ch ia'e7, (now called tn. Iirpir,; ,nnl -,
winch '!r i''nrS Iayor nov it.ils to raise NE, bs-
ace % i"e dos, secured BY the said IRA iced 10 LAIN
SWAIN decd. N"' '''O"H
BENJAMIN HVrCHEp,
A3l'E1ALD THrTL IN
""2 ''' WINS
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HALIFAX PAPERS. -,

HALIFAX PAPERS. .7
We Yesterday received Halifax papers to
the 9th instant.
A Portuguese vessel from Brazil, detained
and sent into Halifax. reports, that the Essex,
Capt. Porter, was in Valparaiso. on the 9Th Feb
iuAry last watched by the Phoebe fligate &
:. sloop IF war.
HlLtaT, Jitne 24-The Americans are Sc
iiQusiy alarmed ut the prospects of being de-
prived Of the Fisheries, and other advanta-
ges, which they derived from the treaty of
'S3. BY their impolitic and unnatural declar-
alton OF war against Great-Britain in 1912,
all those advantages we're forfeited AMI
there can be no reason &c suppose that those
exalted characters, who have conducted his
Mljesty's Councils through an arduouS and
important Contest, to the present glorious and
happy issue, viii ever consent to aCriice the
rights Of their country and The interest other
colonies, by the renewal of 4 treaty so unwise
and detrimental.
The Halifax papers DO nc. contain any o.
ther articles worth notice. Portuguese, Spa
nish, and Swedish vessels, bound to Tie u
nited States, are continually sent iii, in consc-
quenCc OF the blockade OF the coast.
Port If KG2hfa-,, ,F1,e g.
Arrived, tue Rather from OF New-London;
a Portuguese ship fror& Demarara Swedish
sloop Condaide from Havana, for Boston
Swedish brig Herculancum from St. Domin-
90; Portuguese orig Noador, from S. Sal
vador for the Us. al detained by British YES
SclS have been sent III, under the blockading
orders.
Fl. NJ. Ships Medina AMI Wolverine, and
a number of merchantmen, and store ships,
from England. The Recruit from n cruise
the Union cartcl from Salem the Amcii-
can priyatecr Hussar, captured by the Sa-
turn.
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Extract Ola letter la'cd

~ :, -, . ~ " NI-'JF- ~, I'I' Y, ISi D
~ british Ship AND small vcssclsire ,o,in, 40 the
ray now Oh S'rps Isiaud, to be seen distinctly iron,
tne sic-houSc IL is stated and b. rye CORRECTLY tI,
oa'5e ron ihe'n captured III" Cambridge Packet o.
arrived t"y LETT the Packet in . ROW bod at Iay's
Git .iigeiTcGH.
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.NEW- T3RE. JilIy 9.

=, : II " A. "ttty J.
AGentlcmal has arrived III t;,s CITY from
bermuda, which place he left on the 10th of
June he states, that ships OF the line with
troops on board, had sailed from Bermuda
destined for some part of our sea board. and
that Ad. Cochrane with more Ships of the
line and several frirates, &c. with troops,
were to depart for the American coast on n
Z0rh OF June. The gentleman further stated.
thAt orders had been given at bermuda, for
temporary barracks to be immediately built
for the accommodation Of C5 900 men.
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BY a letter from Sackett's Barber we
learn that on the 9th ut tac United States
Squadron were al ready for sea. A Natl
on's. hopes and prayers SO with them.
Osnl. Press.
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The Portuguese ship Two Brothers, viii
S ii N ballast on Sunday next for Che,Durg,
Dover and Lisbon Among the passengers
are many French Ladies and Gentlemen for
France, and Col Gonlreville of the ancient
French Artillery who Oh the late biis's arTi-
Val from France, was amongst the first to dis
Tay the ancient badge Of loyalty to his law
fl sovereign. " J. Ga-.
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Portlana. Inn

? " XIII, III ? ..
Arr the Pora'a.e-e ship St. Jose, Indiaman,
from Liverpool fol Rio Janeiro, prize 70 TIE
privatccr Yankee, with a full cargo OF hard
ware, crates and dry soods, valued at from
to 100000 dollars.
The S.. Jose, indiamar, sailed from Lily
erPool on the 9th Of May, and was captured
the 20thl
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Poston, Julv 5

We understand that the cartel Mati!da
viii sail from Salem for Halifax this day or
tomorrow, and will carry about 20 prison
erS, all there were at that depot.
At the last date from Bermuda, Admiral
Cochran had been there more than . months
AS he was sent out rs more energetic than
Warren, it IS not prubable.he has becnille all
this time-but we arc left 20 conjecture how
he has been employed.
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To Com. j. H. DGN4.

Baltimore, Jisly g.
The Epr;vate armed schooner PERRY,
Coleman, of this port, has sent il the British
schooner Ram6leT', laden with suadry arJi-
cleS.
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from TIE EJe,,inr Fost oClQst E7e,5,,s.

from IRE EUening Po%t jlasf E0eui,le-
R'h>"aHt.--tEe have seen i letter reCeiy-
ca Yesterday morn ng from q gentleman oftbe
frst respcctability at Washington. dated INV
- winch contains the following highly impol:-
tant information, which We give il the vey
9 1t is fact thar Eayard, and CaIlat;r
wrote from London in May to our govern
ment, that tley were confident they Should
be enabled to make PEACE They are n"f
confined to negotiate 1t Gottcnburg, have
TINS miorma;ion FROM the highest AUTHORIZE
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TIE ETENy
FNONI Mp -nNIrNNc

sm"il sem come TO anchor att O'clock this nio,n;nc
between Swan and North romit.-tu.y we're nu.m..
Signals
FROM MIR. uOLIANS.
An express from Annapolis b,ings scconu,s that :
-, iiISat brig and schrs. passed tu last evening
standing up die bav.
S1Ho'eH l'o,win;-, JYt, 10. 6 i.JT
y sl''1 and schr. were oil Swan Point, appncntiv
iooup'i un c,nncIi the ship repeatedly hosting and
lowering sicua flag - her ,iaig:,f as If 10 ir.,,
.le number o. htoms. At5;i.y wri-r on 81 SUIT At
North Point standing upthc Bay; the ship ,,,,:., L,
be a small ii gate or corvette
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i.-op' tde Fosson Dairy .A'uerlio,y ,(t5czt,
I..fi,UrlV q hffer tran Ban, dat d I,ly 1
;, mere nave been two more attacks =,
root,l bay, aud thc tishwerabcaten on win
u'c sHsS OF KILLED and wounded On thc,r
SOC ana one nis.il kiI'e~i Of the militia On our
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Cochrane, consisted oto s..il \ ~ r. IS ~.
gates, 3r>ldsS ffuG'fo1tS, and j. goo l,r 5s.
-Nile Thousand ct che troops had wisi:;n .
sior' 'hnc, arrived nom England, and were
then constantly on shore, recruiting ,i,r;r
hcaith, preparatory to thc expedition
Goclnane WAS 20 sail with lis squadron for
our coast about the list OF !uly.
Oor Informant SAYS, various opinions as to
nc destination oE uic expedition were stated
~ bermuda. Some supposed thc CGcsaucake.
some New-or;c;'ns &c objects. hJay we not
suppose New-ioIh' C.i,1,s.c,
from y. London, we hear, that on the a.,
INST or - or - Ninejard boats, IN Fishers
iS''Io H'9''o' WIKI hS'' &c. bound to Euftik,
the British succcc'lcd iu capturing al h,,. ,'..o
ot the whole :lam5>r. -
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a
rEsaEw

Len, AGE & DoD- OF rHx TINE
fas "a. Asn pRxssuRE.D
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The House in committee ofthe Whole
Mr.. Kennedy in the chair, on the report
of select committee in relation to the
Clerks Office. The select committee
recommend the appointment OF an addi-
tional Clerk in the Office.
The committee rose and reported
their agreement 10 the report, and the
House concurred.
MIR. Hubbard had leave of absence
for the remainder Of the session.
The House in COMMITTED of the Whole
Mr.. Kennedy. in the chair, on bill to
quiet the titles to Lands in the Missouri
Territory.
The committee rose and reported tho
bill as amended and it was ordered to
lie on the table.
The House in committee Of the whole,
Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on the Loan
Bill.
Mr.. Forsyth concluded his remarks,
commenced yesterday.
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VIRGINIA legislature.


The Legislature lett Us on Wednes-
day last. A summary OF their Acts will
appear in due succession in this paper.
The resolution Of Tennessee to curtail
the period OF the Unit-d States Senators
to four years was not acted on--the scs-
sion being so near its close asd so many
of the Members having lett their seats.
The resolution about Improving Pow
halan was lost in the Senate. We have
not seen the papers of the two houses /;
but we understand tbat the II. of D.
wished to bring the situation OF the Fort
directly before the Sec'y OF Wharf.-The
Senate wished to appoint Commissions
ers TO survey and make a report upon It's
situations.
After the resolution Of the II: OF d.
had been lost IN The Senste, the House
adhered to their Resolution and Report,
and resolved hat Copy should be tor
warded by the Governor to the Secreta-
tary at War. enquirer
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c0MMk NICATIoN:

= petition has been presented by the
Justices OF the District OF Columbia to
Congress, praying that the laws provid.
ing for the collection of small debts may
be revised and amended, and is accom-
panied by bill containing 5 sections,
making some serious changes in the
laws. which it may De well for the people
of Alexandria to be informed oi--sub-
joined you have the Purport CT each sec.
ton.
Sec. !. Repeats the laws concern
ing fees of Magistrates heretofore allow.
Sec. ?. Takes from the Clerk Of the
Court the right Of issuing executions *
keeping record of judgments, sc.
Sec, 5. Authorizes Magistrates 10 is
sue executions against the body or ef.
fects, 1n judgments alter 40 days unless
a superseaess is taken out, in which
case months crcdi, is to DC allowed Tor
all sums over $40, and months for all
sums under $40.
Sec. 4. Gives Justices jurisdiction of
al SUMS Of $40 and costs.
Sec. 5. Directs that Justices shall
keep record, sc.
Sec. 8. Directs that Justices shall re-
ceive the record and docket of others
dying, sc.
Sect. Authorizes Magistrates to give
judgments against defendants without a
hearing by default, sc.
Sec. 8, Establishes Justices fees.
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NETWORK, February l9
Arrival Of the United States Frigate
PRESIDENT,
COMMODORE RODGERS,
From q cruise Of 70 days.

FROM u CRUISE " ~ aayo.
The United States irigate President,
Commore Rodgers, arrived within SAM
dy Hook yesterday afternoon.
The Revenue Cutter Active, Capt.
Cahoone, came up from the President
last evening, and informed us, that con.
Rodgers had been thro' most ofthe West
India Islands, * on his return lay of
Charleston 48 hours, < was chased off by
FIVE ships of war, viz. "a, 2 frigates,
and sloops of war. Yesterday morn
ing, to the southwark Of Long Branch,
fell in with IA and irigate the ~
was four hours to the windward of the
President, and did not attempt to bring
her to action. The frigate was to lee.
ward.
We learn from Capt. Cahoone, that
Com. Rodgers fell in with two French
frigates, and has captured three British
merchant vessels, which he sunk. after
taking out their cargses, & has brought
in 80 prisoners. We further learn,
that the Gem. has returned to this port
in.consequence of the term ofhis cruize
having expired.
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Valuable Limestone Land

FOR SILL T..
svNTILL be offered for sale on the
wv premises, on the first day of
April next, if fail, if rot the next lair
day, a valuable tract of Limestone
Land, containing upwards of
Six Hundred Acres,
In the county Of Frederick, lying on
The main I'D leading from Winches-'
ter to Wildwood, about seven. miles
from the former, and four from the
latter place.-The above tract of land
is situated in one OF The most desira-
BILE neighborhooas in Virginia, adioin-
ing the lands of Messrs. Robert Mat
thew & John Page. titles handsome
ly for cultivation, and is well adapted
to the culture of clover, there being
one fourth of the cleared land now well
set in clover. On the above tract, there
are upwards of two huHdred acres in
wood, which is so situated, as that the
whole tract may Sc divided into two
handsome farms, withsa saficiency Of
timber attached to each. Mr. Pierce
now resi- Ing onthe land will sheu tho
premises to persons wishing to pur.
chase The terms WILDE made known.
on the day OF sale. Any person wish.
ing to purchase the above farm pri-
votely, may know the terms by apply
ing to MIR. Robert Page, or TO the sub
scribef residing near the White Post.
John w. Page.
Feb - lawts.