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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

American Manufactured Goods.
- No 7, M.gy's Row
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Al~y u B,s.e., Of
J Providence, who keep him conita n,ly lupplied
from their long known aud well ehAbi(hsd Fact
ry at Pawtucket. with general afiortment of
Ameriean Cation Gods,
cONsETiNa OF
Single Yarn for Warp aad Filling
threaded white color'd Stocking Yarn
Whns aud colored lswing Cotton,
Shrnngs-SheetiDgs--Ch ks-s,ripes
G'nghams-Chamursys-B Bed Ticking, &c.
~ ohoPkeePers in suvn md country and eco
pie IN general who with to furniih shernfelves with
the above articles, will be fuPplled q. the Fadory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

40 De Hos Sssafe asd Hosfs Of Reb,ejsssstv. .s ~
c'm"'n'''aAb u M.gr4bsftf', i, General Csx,t y.
Je'e.ea o" fbs/ /eso"d Ws4.eaey If Tssss.y A. "a
HE teition Of the ia ofcrbers. Aa.fJo,. os ~
Congregational Society in Hebron. reorsf..,.
thar at .'eetirg of faid Society, holden IN -.
twelfth day of March A d 1879. sheoherd R,sa ~.
nam, member Of faid lociety was cho(eo rol,..
tor OF taIes for fad year but that the fad p,cs.
nam was not fworn until after he hac nerso,m.d
iundry official acts ~ Collector aforeia;d,od ,r.
that certificates OF the caths Of iocie,v of,;c.r.
nave not IN lone initances been entered =, an
lengih, although every officer excepting !, afor..
iA'a mas oeen iworr and Minutes made thereof en-.
tered on record-tbey therefore pray tha. ,ba
doings Of the ioce,y and s levers. ofFie<,, nav -
reiove be confirmed and made valid no,v;,L9.I
dug the omifiions sforeiaid.
SAINT BiIsoRs. % Aggnylsa
PEREZ LokING 'essey
commonwealth of Mai1achufetts
IN SENATE. Esb,ss,, Z, 1874
On the Petition aforela,d, Ordered. tha, n. =.
ntioners caufe an atteiisd copy of their p.,;,.s &
with this Order thereon, to be pubfled in ,be ~
iumnian Centine, in Boffon, and Portland (a,.,,.
printed IN Portland three weeks fuccefIiye,v. -
an publication to be thirty days at leaf before 4.
iecond Wednefday Of the fra fsiIiou of he o..,
General Court, tha, all perfons ,nteresd NAV ~,
appear and thew canfe (if suy they have why tbe
prayer OF faid Petition Eoud not Be grained
Sent down for concurrence
JOHN PHILLIPS, P,se5.s
IA Hs:E @ Rspsgtsfstivs,, E.t. 3, ist4
Read ane coacurred
TIMOTHY sIcELow. st.al.r.
true ccpy-Atte(t,
S,F M'CLEARY, Cls,i sftb. Sx.as..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

And unless said Taxes and all necessary
intervening charges are paid TO the subscri
Der on or before Monday, the 2lsi OF March
next. At ten o'clock in the forenoon, SO much
OF sid lands rs will pay the same, will then
be sold 81 Public Venduc rs The law directs.
~ he North Scheo!-house, so caiied, near
Major Ellis Ssandish. IN said Sumner.
SAMUEL he ARsEY. Coi!eao- fs,
the foSva af .Sanaer for nte year 1873.
5afssnv February lO'h. 4 b 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

JUNK BOTTLES WANTED,
FOR which cath viii! be given, by
DAVID DANA.
Js'sn,y - x
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MANo1ALo oALEs
gsass Ssaf-i 9 Amsr,sa,l
De.,ay u Msins, #
PURSUANT to Warrant from the Hon. David
Sewaii. Judge OF the D,itriet Court of M. ine,
to me directed. hereby give public notice, that
on Iue(day the 22d OF March next, a ten O clio, L
in the forenoon, st or near the Cullom Houle in
marlborough, ihSli expofe aud iel al AuStlon
and to the higheh bidder, the following deicribsd
Nershand,ie. viz
Four trunks Csmbricks
Two ditto Caiicoes
One ditto Muflns
Four ditto Ginshams
Four cafes Patch Furniture
Four ditto Britiih Shirtiugs
Two bags Coffee.
Ays-On the day following, At 2 o'clock p. NJ.
At or near the dwelling houie Of Capt. William
Jameioa. IN FrendihiP, will be expcied and fold in
like manner the fchooner As,eAiL, of ST. George,
burthen 22 tons, with her tack c and furniture -
The iaid Vsdei and Merchand,ie having been de
creed foIf feited for violation Of United States sws
JESSE PAGE, Dspsy Ms.9si.
Ws,,ss, Fs5 %, 1914
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the iubfcriber has
~ been duly appointed adminiltrstriS Of the e.
tate Of SAMUEL Fk1rE,
late Of Bowdoin in the county of Lincoln deceafed
and has taken upon herfslf that truf by giving
bonds a. the law directs aud all perfops having
demands upon the eifae Of faid Samuel Frye. are
required to exhibi, the lame and all perions in.
debsed TO faid ellate called upon to make pay
mens TO RUTH FRYE, Adn'S.
Bsssdsis, Esj' 10. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
10 the Hon. Senate and the Hon. Houf af
Reprsfentativss, in General Court d0sm-

10 the Hon. Senate and the Hon. Hoult af
Reprssntativss, in General Court alsm-
bkd-
he underGgned Petitioners. humbly bef e,v,
TO repreient, that the Salmon and Shad Hihesv
on the rivers kenuebeck and Androicoggia has d
years pat tesn of grea, beset to your pesiiouers
and TO the public that from the various receut
obfifuct ons Of fsid fifh the Dumbef h,. greatly
Observation-Disclosures your petitioners pray that
The fifth laws concerning faid rivers may Be sevile
10 shas the fa,d 6ih flai not be taken more ,hac
fou' day. in each week, th., 6fh ways may be mad
on the faiis of the Androfcoggin between Bsuut
wick and Topih4m That the wears or hedges O
laid rivers may oe KEEP, open on fuch days u 50
ihall be prohibited by law to be taken and ,hs
NOS TO wholly intercept the paaage of 6lh up faa
rivers--and ~ IN duty bound will ever pray.
JOHNSON HALL. & Ss oihem
Commonwealth of Mafachufctts.
IL se-sts. february l4k, IsiA
ON the Petition aforefaid. Ordered, Thu tbs
Petitioners cauie at,eaed copy of their Peitica,
with ihi. Order thereon, to be pub,ihsd thrss
weeks fucceilively in the Eaiiera Argus and Pom.
land Gazette, prinied in Portland, the Ial pubics
tion to be thirty days At ieal before tie feeeal
Wednesday Of the firt ieai5n O. the nest csasrd
Court, that all perioas intersnsd, may then appear
and fhew cauie If any they have) why the prsya
of faid petition fhould not be granted Sent deva
for concurrence JOHN PHILLIPS, Ps1eMA
IN sbs Ho.fs IF Rp,sjsstasiv<s. Fsbvsagy I4it. 1914
Reao and concurred.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Sfsskw
Atrue copy-Aueii,
ST M'CLEARY. Gel IF n SmAA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
An Excellent Situation,

I'm Excellent Situation,
O - Rods from Gorham Corner, and miles from
OO Portland, and on the great Coos road to
Portland, for fAle, eoulifsing OF good TWO ftory
Dwelling Houfe, Barn, other buildings, Orchard,
and about 10 acres of Land For particular sn-
quire Of CAI.EB JEWETT & Haas
Ca,gsm Ifay,b 7 i1lh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
Screwed Hay,

- head Of Green a,ut, aud Mr. Dawn Nov,. !.
Nsye,' La~ fa'w) Nv 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
John S. Dupee,
Dr.gg@ ssd Afesbsss,y Fssf,.a J.ss Le.e- WSs,/
Pssslssd
HAS jua received afuppiy of the
Extract OF Quercitron,
OR EssINcs OF
YELLOW OAK BARK.

YELLOW OAK BARK,
" The increahng demanc for this valuablearti-
Gle "a bs',es ieit OF ito utility than voiumeoi re-.
commendations Clorhiers and tia,ters on iai will
mad II one OF the gtea,en acquGlons 10 their pro-
feihoGs ever yet diicovered
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

-ALeO-
500 lbs Coffee-Hhds w and N Rum-4o
hoxes mould and dipt Csndles--cheits of Souchong
and Hylon fkin Tea-facks CaidA-boxes Weich's
No. and ChocolMe-so kegs Virginia Tobac-
co--bladders snuf-A large aGor.meni OF Bolton
aud he'msford CIafs-loOO0 vt, cut Nais, from
the Saco Manufactory-Hhds coafe Salt
The above Goods are of the 6rlt quality d will
be fold On reafouable terms If FEB q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

swear with the solemni,ies Of their cath, 10
observe faithfully this constitutional charter.
Miscellaneous articles. ~
IS. The deputies of the department OF
Frances who sa, in the legislative body Dur
iog the last adjourned sessions shall continue
to sit in the house OF deputies until they are
superseded.
76 The frs, renewal of FIFTH part of the
house of deputies shall take place some time
in the year 1916, according 10 the order es-
tabIished in the series.
We order, that the present constitutional
charter, subjected TO The Inspection Of the
Senate and Legislative Body, conformably TO
our Proclamation OF the I'd of May, shall be
sent Immediately TO the House Of Peers and
that of Deputies.
Given al Paris, in the year Of our Lord,
1914, and Of oGr reign the 10Th.
I56e Monsesqmen. LOUIS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

arrived in this city last night s. o'clock,
from Philadelphia, in the Steam Boa, Chess-
peake. We are informed that The Commo-
dore has brought with him new model Of .
mast which he considers an improvement
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
WASHINGTON CITY, Auousr Q.

BALTIMORE, Auousr 3.
Com. PERRY, the Hero Of Lake Erie,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
ALBANY. Aususr 4.

ALBANY, AuGvsT g.
OUR ONTARIO FLEET CERTAINLY SAILED.
The Western Mail of last eveaiDg furnish
cd US with the two following letters, one from
Sackeu's Harbor, and the other from Utica,
with the additional article relative 10 the lale
battle on the Niagara
TO THE EDITOR.
Saekefts Har6or, august I.
1SiR-I have at length the qualification
to announce TO you the departure of the feet.
Com. Chauncey having recovered a sufficient
degree Of health 10 resume his duty, was con-
veyed on board, and with all the force under
his command, took his leave of the harbor
early this morning. The spectacle, sir, wac
truly grand and besu,iful-To see a feet,
consisting of ten sail in all, on an inland lake,
some hundred miles from the ocesn-sailing
msiesticaily down a bay surrounded with tho
most picturesque scenery-and proudly sd-
vancng 10 meet naughty and contemptuous
foe of equal, if not superior, s,reng:h--was
something SO novel, 50 interesting and extra
ordinary, as 10 CRAFTY the fancy, and excite
the admiration Of the most Indifferent and
stupid spectators. Suffice it to say--that the
variety aud elegance of the scene exceeded
my powers of description, and would furnish
an excellent subject for the poet or the palm
ter-About so militia, commanded by Gen.
Martin, have recently arrived at this post, TO
continue thirty days in service, If wanted SO
long. The officer now commanding the reg
ular troops in this station, is Col. michel;
Gen. Gaines and suite having started for the
westward imme diately after the arrival OF Tho
news of the recent hard fought action ae
Quesnstown--in which Maj Gen. Rial, with
20 of his officers and 200 troops were taken
prisoners, and which you have probably re-
ceiyed some time since"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

From gentleman at Biea 10 the Posi- Mas
ter in fAis Chy, dated Utica, .dngus,2 I'd.
"DEAR SIR--By letter received from
the Hatbor, per express mail, am inform
ed that the feet sailed yesterday morning,and
were out Of sight at o'clock, p. NJ. Tho
British feet were off the harbor on Sunday,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
LATEST FROM NIAGARA.

Since Gen. Drummond received his re-
Inducements, our army has been COMPEL
ed to retreat, with some loss. The follow
ing coilated items are the latest
BufaEoe, Oct. 25.
On Wednesday last the British fleet, (the
new ship St. Lawrence, fl02 guns includ-
ed,) anchored off Fort Niagara
Gen Porter and Volunt GERS dismissed
albany Oct. 81.
The militia and volunteers, Sac in SER
vice with the army under Gen lizard,
land Gen, Brown in Upper Canada, have
been dismissed with thanks for their honor
able and brave conduct
Pittsburgh, PENN Oct. 60
A letter from gentleman at Ruffaloe,
dated Oct %, received by the express of
to-day, says; +" The army under maj. gen.
eral lizard, is expected to return to Fort
Erie, in day or two, without having &C
eomplished the object of the expedition
The season has already set in very cold, and
as the army, for the sake of expeditio n,
moved with but two tents to a company.
almost all the men have to lay out in the
snow and rain. The sick are constantly
brought up to this place.
From tie Neso York Adoocate, Nop. Q
Extract Of a letter from the Keeper of
the Reading Rooms an Albany dated
October 81.
"The latest news from the West is by
gentleman from Canandaigua, which place
he left on Thursday. He informs me that
about an hour before he left that place &C,
counts were received from Buffalo that the
whole of general lizards army had crossed
the Niagara after destroying the works at
Fort Erie.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
NEW YORK, Nov. q.

The Steam Boat this morning from AL
bany furnishes nothing new from our ar
my on the Niagara frontier. From Buffa-
10 we learn that winter had set in there in
good earneat. A late snow storm had CO.
vered the earth Is inches deep with snow,
and the frost was unusually severe. If our
army had not, previous to the storm, gone
into winter quarters and hutted, they must
have felt its effect severely.
Herald
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10

tuated them, than to. relieve the people
from distress, and our country from ruin
should consider them unworthy the name
Of patriots--unworthy the name OF Amerl-
cans-unworthy the air and light OF heaven.
Let hon. gentlemen consult their own
breasts upon this subject, they will find
the charge of corrupt motive, impossible.
DO they find the taste of power so sweet
the couch Of ambition so soft, that they are
to be courted for enjoyment, and not for
the elevated object of rendering happy
whole peopIeP Ifthey have discharged their
duty to their country and to their God,
they will have no difficulty in answering the
question.
But union it seems is now the watch
word Does the administration desire 1t
Do the majority in this house desire it |?
Have either made the least advance or
concession for it Though urged by the
nation, has Mr.. Madison called round him
the wise and the good without distinction
of party? Let his cabinet answer. One
important Office vacant, and continued
huctuation and succession of officers, at a
time when he ought to have the constant
and best advice of the wisest men of the
nation Another Office sold in fee to for
eigner by birth, or held by him for another
aaturalized citizen, now abroad on an I'M
portant mission, and who qualified himself
in the school of insurrection, for his distinc-
ton Is our treasury always to be prey
to foreigners and traitors-Henry and o.
theirs The American people will correct
this procedure, or not complain of an empty
treasury But what advances have the ma
jorlty in this house made towards coali-
tionp Do they not, upon every important
subject of debate, unsheath the sword of
contention, and cast away its scabbard
And how we're even the advances of the
hon gentleman from New York, received
yesterday With coldness-No, sir, they
were rejected with contempt Conscious
of their strength, they do not want our as
sstance they fear that some on this side
of the house, may stand between them and
office. They do not want our assistance to
pass their laws, and God for bid they should
have it, for en- some of these laws are inn
pressed the image and superscription of OPP
preston will not, by my vote, give
currency TO such base coin.
II, sir, this administration will abandon
the evil course and evil advice which they
have pursued SO long, will return to a
sense of duty to themselves, and justice to
their country-If Mr.. Madison will cease
to hearken to evil counsellors, and will give
up his inefficient and corrupt agents; will
form cabinet of the most experienced and
wisest statesmen of cur country, and will
surrender the conduct of affairs wholly to
them, I WILDE among the first with heart
and hand to support them. Until Mr. Mad
ison does this, can only advise him in the
words of an experienced statesman, to re-
tract his odious exertions of authority !;
and to remember that the first step towards
making New England contribute to his
wants, is to reconcile her to bis govern
ment."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
LEDGER OFFICE-NORFOLK,

NoscuUcr ], IoIfs
The enemy returning A flag which
has been up to the British Commander in
Herring Bay, between Patuxent and Anna
polis) returned last evening yesterday she
was boarded from the Dauntless frigate, ia
company with four transports, and schoon-
er, from Halifax the frigate and trans
ports we're full of troops the whole stood
up the Bay after the flag parted company
The force ofthe enemy now in the Chesa-
peake is two 74's, 6 frigates, one brig, FIVE
transports and eight schooners. The Ha-
wanna and Madagascar frigates Included
above) are in Lynhaven Bay.
This force whether from Halifax or not,
is no doubt the vanguard of a much larger.
it would be idle in US to offer an opinion
as to the enemy's designs, we hope all will
be prepared.
We have not before heard of the Daunt-
less being on this station may she not be
the van of Lord Hills force.
We have Steel's List to February, 1878,
and find no such frigate as the Dauntless
there is sloop of war of that name. The
officer must have given wrong name to
the officer of the flag, no doubt with design.
to prevent any conjecture of the place from
whence the troops came.
Fed Gag.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
From, the Coffee House Books.
LATEST FROM THE ENEMY.

Authentic accounts received this morning
from below state that the Patuxent was re-
connoitered yesterday, no enemy's vessels
were or had been there for long time.
A boat came up this morning from Tan
gier Straits, the captain reports that on
Thursday evening, he saw ship and some
small vessels enter the Potomac.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
BALTIMORE, Nov. Y.

BY an arrival at Newport, it is ascertaia-
ed that so late as the 10Th October, ADM
raj Cockburn was at Bermuda Admiral
Cochrane was daily expected there from
Halifax, whence he had sailed, will be re-
collected, on the 18th and no part of lord
Hills expedition had arrived. or was i'm
mediately expected.
There can be but little doubt that the ex.
petition under Lord Hill was to rendez.
vous at Bermuda, and was to be met there
by the two Admirals, Cochrane and Cock
burn and it is probable that it will there
first be known, perhaps there decided, on
consultation between the General and the
Admirals, how the force is to be disposed
of-whether in defending Canada or maxi
ing descent on our sea coast; and, if the
From all the circumstances yet known, it
is not probable that any part of the fleet
intended to convoy the troops to be COM
manded by lord Hill, has yet reacked our
Bay.
1t is stated on the Coffee House Books,
that $ no enemy's vessels were or had been
in the Patuxent for long time" The edi-
tor converted last week with man who
said he had just arrived from Calvert Coun-
ty, and that on the previous Saturday 1.-THE
99th ult) some depredations had been com
mitted on the shore of the Patuxent by the
enemy. AS the editor is not acquainted
with the person who gave this information
he cannot vouch for its authenticity. The
account on the Coffee House Books is sta
ted to be authentic.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
uRBANA. lohiol oct. 11.

OHNA1tA4NIA, NOItKOJ VT
By gentleman immediately from Fort Meigss
we learn that Monday the Sd of this inst. three
men, viz Race, Carter and Hull, were massa-
cred near that place by the Indians He further
states that the Indians, about so in number, had
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
CHARLEsToN. Oct. ~

CHARLESTON, Oct. 2I.
letter from st Mary's, dated the 14th inst.
saws" There was IN arrival at Amelia last even
ing from Holland--the Commissioners had been
in session for Is days; some alteration had taken
place respecting propositions, &C. A messenger
had sailed for the u. States in the corvette John
Adams, said to be for further Instructions"
A passenger IN the Steam Boat Fulton informs
us that Just before the Boat pushed off from the
dock at Albany, yesterday morning, it was re-
ported that the whole of Gen. Yards army had re-
crossed the Niagara river, after destroying their
barracks and other works at Fort Erie.
Y Hesald-
From MontyeaL--We received this morning by
the Steam Boat the Evening s. Montreal Aduoti-
SER" ofthe 22d October. Excepting the following.
article it contains nothing interesting TO an Ameri-
can reader. Several of its columns are taken up
with the news from the British and American
Commissioners at Client, brought BY the Corvette
John Adams.
MONTREAL, Oct %
Letters from Kingston mention that our feet Iefs
that harbor ON Sunday last for the head of the lake.
carrying considerable reinforcement of troops.
and large supply OF provisions for the relief of the
right division Of the army, which has for some
time past, been rather straitcned in their opera
tons, tor the want OF supplies The new ship ST.
Lawrence, has taken OH board seven hundred bar
rels of pork, and twelve hundred men including.
Sailors-she is said to be remarkable good saler,
and in every other respect surpasses the expecta-
ton of Sir James Yeo. Chauncey had gone INTO
Sackett's Harbor, and we have once more an un-
disputed superiority oftbe lake which materially
alters the complexion Of affairs in the Upper Pro-
vince, and will enable the right division Of the
army, to cope with our invaders upon more equal
terms, and drive them upon their own shores.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10

+" think there can be no doubt of the
fact; and, considering the strong reinforce
ments received by the enemy, 1t was the
most prudent step that could be taken "
JOHN COOK.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-19
Infallible Ague and Fever
Drops.
For the cure of agues, remittent,
and intermittent ievers.
NOTE.

NOTE.
The great celebrity acquired BY
several Of the foregoing medicines dur
log the last S years, and the frequent
enquiry for them, at every apothecary
and yendcr OF medicine in the United
States, induced the sordid and un.
principled, to prepare ceunterfeits, <
to impose such counterfeits on the pub
lie more than one nave basely conf
menced business under the assumed
name G. Lee, for the purpose OF Vend-
ing with greater success, limitations
of the excellent remedies prepared by
my late husband, and have had the as
suranee publicly to advertise them as
having been in constant use Tor up
wards of ~ years.
By these and similar receptions, the
proprietor has been roobed Of part OF
the reward of her labour., and many
individuals, greatly injured in that
most valuable Of all earthly blessings,
HEALTH. For these reasons the
proprietor earnestly requests the pub
lie to apply only TO those persons pub
liciy advertised as vendors OF her ne.
dicine, and likewise to observe the ge-
nuine medicine have on the outside the
Signature OF
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and Administrative Of Rich.
ard Lee, Jun deceased.
Medical Ware house, No. SIS, Maid
en- Lane, New-York.
~ At the place of sale, Pam.
Dhlets may be had gratis, describing
cures performed by the above Medi-
cines the number, Importance and
responsibility OF which, fully justify
every article of the advertisement.
SOLD BIZ
James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, King-Street, and no
here elss in Alexandria.
Ortober 5.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-19
FOR SALE.

\ TRACT of LAND, lying in the
a county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate
often. Thompson Mason, containing
LA acres. The soil is good, and very
susceptible of Improvement by the
Clover s. Plaster system. The prox'
unity of this property to market, an9
the facility to which its produce may
be carried tHunting-Creek by which
it is bounded bsing navigable almost to
the door, would render it extremely
valuable to a person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its cultivation:
Apply to James H. Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
Nav %.