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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27
LONDON, NAY q.

4 10 faid, that all the Powers have
Oledg 4 themfelves not to interfere in the
1ifpu weenthis country and Ameri.
Ca France is to fubicribe to the fame
hedge. Adieu therefore to the hopes of
Meffs Madi(on and Co. that they fhould
induce fome Of the European Power
to take up their principle of free bottoms,
and their new tangled notions of citizen.
Aip, &c. Courier.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27
IMPORTANT LETTER.
Reeeived frem an nteMpent 4dmerican

KFes1VFd JT1m an MffMgenf AMERICAN at
Paris.
"Ihs constitutional aet, of which the
incloied's copy was adopted by the
Senate and Is made the bafs of the res
toration OF the Bourbons If Lewis ac-
cepts and adheres honettly and fully. all
will be well--that is all will be quiet. If
he does not accept, look for more forms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27

ces, and Of large number of foreigners M,
tives OF the different countries of Europe.
not naturaized in the U. States, MANY Of
whom and as many as chose so to do. w.
ted at said meeting, said list contained I'M
wards of five hundred more than the ac,n,,
voters at said meeting.
Therefore, moved that the return from
Shutdown Of Portsmouth be set aside. and
the votes rejected.--Yes lol, Nayes SO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27


1t is faid to be determined that the
congrefs, tor the negotiation of a gener-
al peace, thall be held in London, and
the treaty TO be entitled the Treaty of
London, in confederation Of the part
which Great britain has acted, and the
tuccour as we'll as example, the has given
to all the belligerent allies.
MAI I4-We lams Mt to find that two
parties have arilen in Paris, each of
which endeavors to itimu.atc the public
mind againtt the other--onc is for the
Senate, the other oppcfed to it-one
wiihes for contribution on the bates laid
down by the Senate-.he other is tor
leaving tho King as he was before the
revolution. he K,ug and Monfeur
are both admirably calculated to conc,li-
ate The affections Of the French people.
The Prince Of Mi,temburg, & Gems.
Won Ellen and Open are arrived from
France. The Emperor Of nuiIia and the
King OF Pruilia, with Blucher and Pla-
tow, are expected on Sunday.
The glorious Martial Butcher, at the
earnett and particular invitation of his
royal nighnefs the Prince Regent, is 70
reide at carlton houfe, during his itay
in London.
The allied Sovereigns were to leave
Paris on the 18th init
The Duke Of Wellington will, it i.
fald, leave Paris tomorrow or next day toI
England. Isl
The new government in France hat
officially notified it's with to prelerve am
icable commercial relations with america
But will it pay US for Napoleon's fpoli
a:ions; and give US the Louiliana pur.
chaie money, If VIC lofe that Country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27
burg, and the Hereditary Prince Of Prus.
fla, an Aultrian Princels.
The Duke of DARLINGTON.

Aprovifon honorable to the nation
and to the hero, whole valor and
abilities have contributed 70 largely to the
emancipation of Europe, was lait nj ght
voted to the Duke OF Wellington both
fides of the houfe Wed with each other
in expreiIions Of admiration and grati>
tude. The Chancellor of the Excheq-
uer proposed grant of an additional an.
nuity Of o,oooi or 600, oocl to purchafe
eltates for the Duke. On motion of in
create from Mr.. Whilbread and Mr..
Ponfonby, the grant was raied to I3.oool
annually, or 400, 900 pounds. The war;
rior has nobiy earned his good fortune.
May he long enjoy it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27
Bv tie aeails.

FROM THE BUFFALO GAZETTE, JUNE ?.
John Black, Mahlon Chriftie, George
Orcote, and Ifaac H Kent. folders of the
U. S. Army, were fhot in Buffalo. on
Saturday laft, purfuant to the fenrence
of court marital, tor the crime Of de-
fertion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27
National Defence.

A writer in the Daily Advertiser. after
remarking on the alarm which has exist,a
for short time since, in this town. and
which he thinks totally groundless |: and
also on the grant of million ofdo)lars for
Defence, by our Legislature, thus concludes.
81 say-Go to the National Goyerum.r,
and demand protection if refused, pas. an
act declaring that the sea coast shall be pro.
tected, and Hedging our quota ofMe Uni,ex
States direct fac for the erhence gift. New.
CT Permit dollar oft to be paid, till we are
reimbursed.-When the Madisonians are
ready to join in this, will join them in de-.
fence, but | want the people TO understand
whose duty it is to defend them, and who !,
is that neglects it. This they will never
perceive, if we take the defence on our.
selves"
We understand several leaders ofthe f,ns.
party, after having done their worst to excite 4.
British to attack cur towns. now that they tb;ak
they see some danger Of their hopes being ,ealeex
are for being of. Let them 20. There ~.
and will be we trust, Jsde,olisH enough It .heR
posts to repei any attack that viii be mad
against US 1.-THE unarmed peasants, the women
and children. Of Canada. arc to be burnt cot II
mastered, your red.hot Msdisonians are H.
boys for such glory, glory glory ba. ;ftbe ve,e.
rams OF Britain are to be repulsed, oh to Sc srre.
the ea'umnistsd Westinghouse. the federal, d.
RES the British faction, must bear the bruat.
and reap the mesgre fame Of successful dsJs.e,
(S1lem CasAe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27
Extract Of q letter G,o,n Poy;,.

There are three Royal Marriages to
take place forthwith t: the Duke de Ber-
al m srries the Grand Duchefs Anne, the
King Of Pruaia, the Duchefs Of Clden-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27

1000 Tenneflee Militia are again or.
dered out to march into the Greek Terri
tory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27
LONDON, MAY z.

The detachments proceeding to
North America have been ordered an exs
ira fupply of Announcements, for which
G Colonies are to receive an indemni
&c ion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27

The Pope made his folemn entrance
into Bologna the goth March. Lord
Bensiek had a conference with him, and
itat c to him, that he had it in orders
from the Prince Regent of England, to
offer HIM 5o,oco iequlns to detray his
cxpenccs to Rome
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27

Nev- Hompshnre Legislature.
The gross and scandalous conduct OK.
ercisrd in Portsmouth, at the last Guberna.
toiial Election, has been taken up in the
Legislature, and the whole votes rejected.
! he following motion, gives the history Of
this transaction -
Whereas it appears to the Legislature
that the Slectmen Of the town OF Potts
mouth, in making out the list OF voters in
that town previous 10 the election of
state and county officers in March last, did
not make sufficient exAmina,ion.intot the le-
gal qualifications Of those, whose names
they inserted on the list. And whereas
said Slectmen did expressly refuse upoa ap.
pication made to them for that purpose 10
hear any evidence relative to the qualifica-
tons OF the persons whose names were on
the list, or to strike any names therefrom,
on any grounds whatever. And, whereas,
the moderator of said meeting did refuse to
hear any objections to any persons votes,
whose names the Selectmen had inserted on
the list, but did in every case permit all
such to vote. And, whereas, it is evident
that said list contained many names more
than all the legal voters, in said town, being
composed not only OF legal voters, but OF
minors, Inhabitants Of other towns and pla.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27

"Let US indulge the hope, that an E.
qaitable peace will loon reconcile us to q
people, EBritiih] whole language we
fpeak, and whole Virtues we with to emu
late" Demo Paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27
n Scene in Paris

The dancing ceafed as if by common
consent when his grace the Duke of
Wellington entered. all the company
fqueezed after him into every ROOM
Marfhals Butcher and Piatow laid hold
OF his arms and walked with him for two
hours. They and every othsr general
beiides exclaimed, here is the firf cap
tain Of the age here is the man that fet
the whole machine Ia motion" all the
French Marihals preRed about him with
marks of the higheit admiration and rec
fped.-What triumph fqr the Duke |!
What tribute to Great Britain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27

The Hon. Thomas w. Thompfon i.
elected BY the Legislature of New Hamp-
fh;re to iupply the vacancy in the Sen
ate of the U States, occaiioned by the
death of the Hon. Nicholas Gilman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27

On Friday that tine and we'll appoint
ed regiment, the 1T, or Royal Scots,
1000 arong, embarked on board the
Le9pa,d, Capt Crofton, and .Diameds,
Capt Fabian, for North America.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
HAMILTON's
HORN DESTROYING Losenses,


NMch have witnin years past, cur
ed an immense number Of persons OF
both sexes, of every age, and In ever,
situation, OF g,rious dangerous COM.
plants ari.iny from Worms, and o. OBJ
st;uc,ion. or fouines. IN the stomach
acd bowels
Tais medicine bears no analogy hat
ever TO Others OF similar title, so com
.monly complained oil as operating Wit
violence on the contrary, particular
excellence ofthis remedy is its beins
suited to every age and constitution -
Il contains nothing but what IS pertee,
ly innocent, and is so mid in It's ope.
ration that it cannot iniure the most de
lica,e pregnant lazy. or the tender
cs, intant Of a week oic, should NO
worms exist in the body ; but viii
wilhoat pin or GRIPPING, clea'se the
stomach and bowels, OF Whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby proven,
tie production of worms, ard mant
fa,sl disorders. The loz,ps es are par
ts:nlariy efhcacious in carry i''g OF oil
gross hlmprs and erupiions, fcvcrish
ani bilious complaints. and are the
ca st AMI mil5est pursativc that can
be used on zay occasion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
The Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.

So celebrated among the fash;ona.
BILE throughout Europe, is an invalua.
bic cosmetic, perfectly innocent and
safe, free from corrosive and rspellcnt
minerals, (thc basis OF other lotionsl
and of unparalleled efficacy in remov-
ing hl-m,shes of the face and skin,
frecklcs pinples, inflAmmata"y red
SIS. scarl,, letters. ringworms, sun
burns. prickly hva., &c. The Persian
Lotion operates mildly, without i'm
pediag zoe natural, insen.iole pcrspi-
r. jor, which i, essential to health, yet
1t elects are speedy and permanent,
rendering be skin delicately soft and
o. so'h, s. improving the complexion
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
Gsnuia. Family Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED BY
James Kennedy and Son.
A rsxss susprr or rHs FOLLOWING
Genuine Medicines.

For ths prevention and cure OF Bill
lious a,d NJ ,iignant Fevers, Is re
Commended
HAHV'S ,ANTl.BILI0US PILLS
THIS Medicine has been attended,
with degree of success highly CRATE
full 10 the inventors feelings, IN seve-
ra part, OF the West Indies, and the
Southern and Middle States Psrl'cn-
lsr,vin ". York, Philadelphia, Bait''
more, Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk
EIsn,an, Washington, Charlcston'>ano
Svannah. The testimony oil mum
her OF persons in each OF the above
ni.ce. c,n Ne adduced, who have rea-
son tn 5e,ieve, that timely use OF TIM
.s'utsrv remedy has, under Providence
preserved their lives, when IN the mos
alarming circumstances
Fscts OF this conciusivs nature speaF
lue.. in favor OF u medicine than co.
mmas Of pampous euloSy, founded on
mese assertion
1t /. not, indeed. prssumpsuousi'
proposed as an infaiIi6le cure, but the
inventor has every possible reason Ma
ca re.ul, from extensive experience
for believing, that dose ct these Pills
taxea once in every two weeks, darn
the prevalence Of owl bi'lloas fevers
will prove an iaf-llible preventative
and further, that in the caller stages
OF ,h,Se disease, their use wiil,ser'
generally succeed in restoring health,
and frequently in cases esteemed des'
psrsis, and beyond the power et Com
mon rcIacaic.
The D 5era.ion Of these Pills is per-
f.c.y mild, so that they may be used
with safev by persons OF every situa-
uoa. and of overy age.
rhcy are cxcelieniiy adapted to cor
nv of superb ,ous bile. and prevent II;
niofbii sccye,ions--to restore aud
mend the appetite--te produce Tree
PRECIPITATION, & thercb, prevent colds
whicaarc often OF fatal Consequences
A dose never fails 10 remove cold, ,.
takca on its irst appearasee. The,
ar, celebrated FOR removing hab,ius'
costiveness-sickness at the stomach
aud s,yere head.ache-and ought to DC
tsSen by all persons on change ol
climate.
Tney have been found remarkably
efic,cious in preventing and curing
disoriers s,tcadsnt on long voyages
and should DC procured, and carefully
preserved for use, by every seaman
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
HAMIL TONS
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,

A safe and effectual remedy for
Rheunatisn, Gout. Palsy, Sprains,:S
Bruises, White swelling. Old Strains
and Rc.axa,innS. Nusbness and Weak
ne-s of the Mock, Pain. OF the Side,
Headache, Swelied Faces, Frozes
Limos, and every similar complaint.
1t pr vents Chilb!alns or Chopped
Haais aud the III effects Of getting
We, OF damp in the feet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber ofFors Tor sale for
Cash FARM containing about 80 acres
about Ave miles from Alexandria, en-.
the Colchester road, adjoining the iarrns
Of Mr.. Haywood Footc and ssr. Dennis
johnson, the greater part ei whict s
meadow land END the remainder wei a.
lap,ed to clover and tbe:pToductira ct
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
prinss, from which the meadow land
may be watered. :
Also, two hundred and sixty scras d
Land. ali in woed and timber, except a.
bout Fifty acres cleared and under a good
fence, on the Raycn.vor,b read, about
Xix miles from Alexandria, and ad;o Eng
no lands of William Hepburn, Dan'ei
Dulany and the late Robor M@,s, an.
about a nile from the iirs. 'nsniie;.ec
arm.
Gu: si.IMs
Nov. ..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
Doctor SioneStreet
Aurisi 90.

'EENDERS bis professional services
to the public, AVID informs them
that he has permanently established him:
,slf at the residence ofths late Capta'f,
Richard StoBet:eet near Broad Greek,
where he may be always iound and
trusts that his great attention at the bed
side and moderation Of charges will me
III the consideration Of those who MAJ
think prtper to employ him.
Dec. 1. osw
NJ, The Federal Republican vii
please inser, the shove es2w and send
their account to this Office
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20

This is to give Notice. That
the Subscriber OF Alexandra County,
in the District Of Columbia, has ot.
lained from the Orphans Ceuri OF said
county, Letters Of Administration on
the personal Estate of Mary Ann Mar.
lin, deceased. An persons having
claims agains. the said Decedont, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. TO the sub.
scriber duly authenticated and passed
by tho Orphans Court, on or before
,a 23d day of May next. or they
may by !sw he excluded from al benc-
fit to said Estate, and those isdebted
thereto arc required to make imme.
date payment Given under my hand
this asa day of November 1914.
Andrew Fleming,
Adm'r Of Mary Ann Darfin.
Nov. 81. dim.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
This is to give Notice, ha

This is to give Notice. That
the ) .bscriper OF Alexan iria County,
IN the District Of Columbia, has Oh.
tanned from the Orphans Cont Of ssid
county Letters Testsmentary Oh tic
.aersonal Estate oil James Sheehy, late
ri the county aforesaid, recessed All
,srspns having claims sgsinsi the said
Oecedcnt, arc hereby wan 81 to eXhi.
DIT The s.mc with Tie vouchers thereof
,uly au lie plica,ed and passed by ths
0rph ms Court, to the subscriber, or
or 4efore the 23l Gay OF May next, OF
taey may Nv law be excluded from al
benefit to said estate, and those iBd,bt-
~ tncre to are requested to make i'm.
media payments Given under nv
hand this 80 | day o'Novcmhrr 1910.
Thomas Cruise,
>ieasg Ereeufor of Jas. Skeehy, deed.
ov 3; dam
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
Five Dollars Reward,
WILL. be PAID to my person VINO will
Sriog home my
Cream or Nu,kecn Colored
HO r s E

He went oil OH Friday evening last
rom ilexaldria, and wa. seen on Sa-
,urlay mersing going down the Roaa
owar1s Mr. Jane. pa,,on's, in COM
pa,y with black Horse belonging 10
Mr. patlon--hc is four yeas old, wits
A black name AID tail, and large blazr
IN his iece--his aaits when travelling
are rack and pace-has the scrstche'
N both hind feet--he was brough,
rom Shenardoas county, and has
made IN ny attempts to go back--'houl
a month ago he was taken up some
mics above DumIriss, on tho Raae
from DC oqu,n Mills to Thorn's Gap,
on the Blue Ridge, and ! expect has
made foi the same Road now.
VIM. Hepburn.
Nov. 20. :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20

THE annual meeting of the Stocs.
i holders nthe i,tle river Turn.
pike Company will take piece on the
second Monday in January next al
trpiett's Hotel, in Alex@ndria: Al
which tiaie an election will Re held iol
President, four Directors. and a irea.
surcr. Onthe following LAY s'per
iSteodant OF e Rad and Collectors oi
/, rells will be appointed. By order o.
the Directors.
3 Jonah Thompson. Treas'r.
NaveTber g. D.. ]
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
800 Dollars Reward.
ABsCONDED from nv Plantation
commonly called Sndiey Farm,
THREE SLAVES,

FRANK. NAr-HENkY, and FIRE.
DERI- K-Frank Is feet 6 OF 7
IN hes h,gla stoutiy formed and re-
markably strong, about 39or 81 year
Of age, very large mouth, thick pro-
minc2t lips a. brosd nose and OF !:
black complexion, his feet aee also
very large, Win several scars Oh them
cut by an axe he is a Ca'ttnfer.--
Mar Henry is feet. and apout 8 inches
M4h, we'll propoitored, active and.
likely, oil dark brown complexion
,inveuly in his dress, aot very intelii
gent, and &c, er v smiles whoa 'po-
zen 10 F.cderck is about 90 ears
of age, LETT 8 or 10 inches high,
stout and active, his an impeachment
in his speech, and large scsr on his
upper lip. is bright Mu tito witt
grey eyes, and short cI.led hair -
This fellow was formerly cn,tomed
to wit in the house and attend On
,orses Lut Tor The last years ork.
I'd 1T thq Blsck:ni,h's trace, vii
give, il taken within the counties OF
We;,morciaI.d, Richmond, Northum.
;c,Iand sncastoi, or any where ~
The state Of Mary land, Fifty Dollars
.or either OF the above named slaves
IF within the countics OF Stafford
" King George, 80 Dollars each, il
within the coun,icsof Prince William
Leu oun, Fairfax or any other coun.
,es withil the State OF Virginia, IS
y liar, each--If oct Of the states OF
Virginia or Niarylpnd. 100 Dollars
Each, with all reasonable charges for
, insing home, or securing in some
Jail so that I get them sgain. The
20 slaves had on whsn they went of
round jackets made oil dark shng cloth
commonly called Bear Skin, with lea.
Their buttons, cotton skirts, ard brown
,iaen, or twilled cotton and yarn pam
looms ttey may have other clothes
@3t 4 Mis- time recoilected. I am in.
ducd to believe the;r o'.ject is TO get
on BOARD ofthe enem,'s ships. or pos.
siblv attempt u get TO Pcnnsvl,ania a,
they went OF without provocgtion.
VIM. Robinson.
HowsnD, near Alesar dria, Fair }
fix County, Virginia.
b Nov -. dtf.n
" B. Twenfy Dollars 70 u be RI
for each u taken ia the Dis,res Of Co
tnmbia.
w R..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
Notice.

CEVERAL bales Of COTT0N.
~ were thrown OF the deck ofthe
schooner Washington, wh;.e.on fire ON
the 10th instant into ,lc ri*er' for pr.
servation. Those rho may have Sc.
cured any part thereof, AID viii. de-
liver it to me directly, or giya ihfo.-
nation TO recoyorthc same. vii &c i.
bcrally rewarded. The lsw vii! he
strist!y enforced ageinst those who
may conceal any ofss;d property.
John Grid.
O.r "a ft
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
HamiIton's Grand Resto.
ratiVe,

Is recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for the speedy relief & per
nanent cure OF the various complaint
resulting from dissipated pleasures
juvenile indiscretions, residence IN CHI
mates, uniavorable to the constitution
the immoderate use Of tea, irequen'
intoxication, or any Other destructive
ntemrerance, the unskil'ul or exces'
sive use OF mercury, the diseases Iecu
Ii to females at certain period o.
life, bad lyings in, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
The Subscriber
DR.. Darrah, Dentist.

INFORaaS The Ladies M Gcutle.
men Of alexandria and its vicinity, that
&c will continue at the lndiap Queen
tavern, on King Street. few days
,oneer, where he will performs every
necessary operation on tho Teeth and
Gums. ..
Dec. -.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
To Rent or Lease.

/ will Reat or Lease from one to ten
sears, the estate of Andrew Balmaln,
ieceased, consisting OF upwards o.
500 Acres.--Reserying therefrom, fol
ne use Of my Sister and Children, the
House ana1ebout Forty Acres OF Land.
1t is thsressre needless to describe IL
IS those wishing to rent, will hrst view
the premises.
Robt. P. Washington.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
Orphans Court,

.Eierandria County, Nov. Term, 1914,
ORDERED, That the Executor Of
lanes Sheehy, deceased, do insel;
me following advertisement 8 times q
.eck for eight weeks in the Alcxan.
dria Newspapers.
A Copy Test,
A. Moore, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20
For Sale.

TOT SdIc.
First quality Spinning Cotton in Bales
Tobacco in I'ogsheads,. -
Ditto in Kegs,
DImestic Salt in Barrels,
Domestic re6ued Loaf Sugar,
5 versl Wagons wanted 10 load for
Baltimore, for which lib raj price with
be giysn-Goods received Tor t,anspola
lion to Potomac Creek as usual.
JOHN GRID.
Deci l3-3t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20

A tract OF LAND IN rg'r!'N AOu"-
;y, FIVE miles from Alexandria, Con-
laiains about
$50 ACRES
Adjoining he seats of Thompson Ma.
SOU and iamcs PISTON, Esqrs. the qua.
lily OF the Land is good, having beC'
much improved by the use Of Plaistei
and Clover-;here are nearly so A.
ores of-bo,tpm in tsis tract. through
which there are extensive :iitches, some
meadow lana we'll set vita timothy &c
which there may be additions made
with small expense; the building.
arc situated on. range " hills com
maadiag beautiful, view Of the >felo
mac With an extensive land prospect.
a new Brick House - feet by 20 Was
Quilt list summer with upper and low
:p P.r,icos ana brick quarter for nc
..roes g feet ny SO. For further par.
'liculsrs apply to the subscriber rcsic'
rig III the premi.es.
John {, NozueH.
Mount ,HrhIa, jaiy Ia. 6m
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