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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-21
CHARLESTON, Is. c. july 8.


The following account of the Tornado or
WhtrtDind, by which the u. States
schooner alligator was upset and sunk,
is extracted from a letter dated at Bean.
fort on the Cd inst -
"The Tornado came from the oreStapard.
the wind had been blowing all day from
the southeast, with more rain than | ever
saw fall in one day, and was blowing from
that quarter when the Tornado came up
such was its violence that thousands of
trees on Paris's Island were torn off and
carried in the air like feathers. Mr.. Hab.
ersham's crop is almost annihilated it did
not touch Capt. Cartwright's nor Mr..
Means. The vein was not over 100 wards
wide. 1t blew down Mr.. Benjamin Jen.
kins kitchen, but did not touch his house
When Lieut.. Bassett. of the alligator, saw
it approach his vessel, he ordered the cable
to DO cut, and she was put before it, under
the head Of the jib, for the purpose of run
ing her IN shore. The first gust passed
over her, but nearly stripped her decks
it moderated, and the officers said, " il il
over, you had better not put her ashoren-
Lieut.. Bassett then ordered the helm down
and brought her up with his other anchor
in about five aainutes another gust came
he cut the other cable, and put her again
before it, but it was useless, the wind blew
from no direct quarter, it whirled the
schooner round like a top she filed and
sunk, with her head to the eastward, where
she nov. lays, with about IL feet water on
her deck at low tide Her first 6 cared
cutter was lifted over by the wind from one
side to the other, and fell among the men,
by which it is supposed many were killed,
midshipmen Brai.sford and Rogerson were
caught under-Lieut. Bassett, with l men
stuck to the head of the mast, the sea
breaking over them continually three
swan to the shore, one Of them, a MIR.
Elias Salsus, acting midshipmap, who reach
ed it %entangled in about so lbs of rope,
nearly misunderstanding IA in all, who
were saved-25 men perished. Lieut.. b.
reached the shore in only his shirt and
pantaloons, having thrown off bis other
clothes while on the wreck. Il is supposed
that the alligator may be got up with the
assistance of two other vessels-her sails
and spars have been saved.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-21
WASHINGTON CITY, July 10.
II BRILLIANT VICTORY

Copy Of a letter from Major General
Browm to the Secretary Of Far, dated
Juty, 1914, Chippeway Plains.
Slg-Excuse my silence. | have been
much engaged. Fort Erie did not, as I
assured you it should not, detain me a
single day. At ii o'clock on the night of
the 5th, l arrived here with the reserve,
Gen. Scott having taken the position a.
bout noon, with the van. My arrangements
for turning and taking in rear the enemy's
position east of Chippeway, was made,
when major general Real, suspecting our
intention, and adhering to the rule, that
it is better to give than to receive an at
tack, came from behind his works about
S O'clock in the afternoon of the 5th, in
order Of battle. We did not baulk him.
Before 6 O'Clock his line was broken and
his force defeated, leaving on the field 400
killed and wounded. lie was closely pres
sed and would have been utterly ruined,
but for the proximity of his works, whittier
he fled for shelter. The wounded of the
enemy and those of our own army must
be attended to. They will be removed to
Buffalo. This, with my limited means OF
transportation, will take a day or two, after
which T shaft advance, not doubling that
the gallant and accomplished troopsI led,
will break down all opposition between me
and Lake Ontario, when if met by the
fleet, all is %well-if not, under the favor of
heaven, we shall behave in a way to avoid
disgrace. My detailed report shall be
made in a day or two.
am, with the highest respect, &c.
JACOB BROWN.
Hon. Secretary of War.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-21
NEW YORK, July IL.

There is a report of General Brown hav-
ing again attacked the enemy near Chipe-
peway on the 9th, the next day after his vic :
tory, and had taken and killed the residue
of the British forces, amounting to about
1000 men. This report it is said, was afioat
at Albany, when Fulton left the place
Yesterday, at l2 o'clock, a national sa-
lutte was fired from Castle Williams, 90
~vernor's Islandl by order of Major Gen.
Lewis, in honor of the brilliant victory oo-
tanned over the enemy at C~hippeway on the
5th inst. by the army under the command
of the gallant major general Brown
The national flag was also hoisted on
most of the public buildings all yesterday
in honor Of the same brilliant victory.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-21

melancholy information of the loss of the II
States schooner Alligator in Port ROYAL !,
appears she was upset at anchor, by a vioIen,
tornado or w%firlwind. Lieut.. Bassett. with
ii of the crew, are only saved. Midship.
men Brailsford and Rogerson, with *
men, are unfortunately lost. BY the next
mail l shall be enabled to forward to Won
Lieut.. Bassett's report.
have the honor to be, with great res.
pect, your obedient servant.
J. II. DENT.
Hon. w. Jones.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-21
WASHINGTON .Inlu

Copy Of a letter from capt. John III.
Dent TO the Secretary Of the Macy,
dated Charleston, I'd July, 1914.
SIR have this moment received the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10

THE Subscriber having purchased of James r.
Foster, his interest in the late firm Of Booker and
Poster, request all those indeb,e To the same to
make psyment--he has on hand a small assortment
of goods suitable for the present season, which heof
fers reasonable terms for cash only.
EDyIfUyl-D hooker.
james Town, January IL CIV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
The Public are he-ebv .Nstifed,

! WAT Egbert Harris. OF the county Of Powha-
a tan, is sbsent from this state aud am his at
tcrney in fact, and have full power to transact al
business III which he is nterested.l therefor,
DESTROYS that all persons who have claims against
him, would make them known to me, and all per-
indebt, d to him, would settle the debts with
me- DANL. WILSON, OF Amelia,
Att. in fact for Egoeri Harris.
February I. tt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
10 the Editor Of tie Democratic Press

Sir--Tbe last disclosures Of the govern
ment relative to the Russian Mediation,
present a crisis in our public = IF irs, calcu
lated to excite the most interesting renec
tons in the mind Of every American ci;i-
zen. An illusiriops sovereign of Europe al
the height of his power. aud flushed with
triumpns A.; accustomed from the great part
he has to act 20 scan the conduct and the
motives OF cotemp iTaTy nations, casts the
eyes Of mag0animous spectator and Judge
Upon this, and speaking % he war in which
we are engaged, says, OF MS august respon
sibiity, that w have done all that we
cold to prevent it. The value Of the APP
rotation is proportonabiy enhanced by the
cordial and gracious accompanying declaTa
ton of this same il'ustrious sovereign, that
he takes pleasure in rendering this act Of
justice 10 the wisdom Of the government Of
! he u. States. What an Acknowledgment (!
What an honorable testimonial What an
illustiious tribute to the justice Of our cause.
Co the wisdom of those in whose hands the
power Of The nation rests To have done
AL that they could 20 prevent the war, is
The highest praise, which as rulers, wise
humane and firm, they could receive. Be
this testimonial cherished by the American
people. Sc it a part Of the pride Of those
rulers. Be it leRjbly recorded in our hi,to.
~. BY such & other titles alike authentic,
will future generations Of our cO1ntrymen be
held to the reverence Of the uni lding pat
riots Of 1912, whoimita'ing the glorious ex
ample of those of 1776, scorned 10 give
way to the insulting and unjust claims Of Bril-
tain.
The natural bias If monarch's mind
must needs be towards brother monarch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
NO TICE.

GONE. time in the years 1911 Bic, I gave my
- Bonds or Notes, to John F. Price decd, with
Samuel Overton Security, which notes I will
not pay, because gross aud palpable imposition has
been practised on
FRANCIS TAYLOR
Jan. o. epym
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
POLITICAL.
Jan. Oh.

The name, the style, the principles of John
Dickinsor will cen. maud tie attention of all our
readers. The suite he has ehoaen for his letter
published to-day,is uucomnoaly interesting. We
have read the letter ourselves three several times
and we have, more ia as often, with regret, mea
sured with our eye our pproNinStion to IT'S con.
elusion. Dor subscribers will 10 justice to good
camse, and strengthen the Of government, by
leudiag their paper to oSnie reasonable candid n
neriesn Fe''erslist in their noighbnerhood. Such
men illreiect upon the sober truths written by
our correspondent, and their reflection will win
them to the cause Of their country, Ivy convincing
their Judgments as well esting their feelings
* srousing their pride. u. Press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
WOT

yTNifE o-partnersap OF Booker and Foster was
q Dissolved by mutual consent on the fst inst
Those having business to transact with the firm will
apply to EImunJ Booker, who is alone authori
to settle The same.
ED.J1IT,h-D BOOKER
.J.4.nES j. FOSTER.
James Town, Jan. Il.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10

EBURSUAN'r 10 decree Of the Cbsnes-v Co,r,
Y Of Williamsburg, made in the suit Of Iob
Lard sssin# Mitchell and obsrs, WyT,L ~
0OhD TOT ready money, on the 7th day II Msy
~ xt, before the door ~ the tavern nov oce,,ni =
by lhomae Spence, At Wostmoreland C,oort HoIso
eontsiniug - NJ U''s'''
.THjRTEEN' HDNDRED .qCRES.
In he County of tVeetmo-eiond 49, 81,
possession Of John Z. Carter 81 he Gre of t,,
death. The Commissioners WHO will saperntsrd - !.
sale, know the Land, anG isve m hes tstio 4, s,,.
ing that Is one OF the best tracts in the county ~
WestmorCand. 10y ~
JOHN TAYLOE LOMAxs
ELLYSON CURRIE. ; ,,or,--s-.
JOHN CAMPBELL
ian 's' tsvtd,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
ELLIS or EXCHANGE LOST.

& N the Sist ultno our letters incosins the fol-
q y lowing Bills OF Exchange were regularly de-
posted in the Post Office here, addressed, to
Gordon, Trokes, Letch, 4 Co. New-York, nclosing,
John Mutters Bill No. on John Brown Jr. Gas.
gov, tO0oi
Chs j. McHIurlo's TO- No. on Jas. +. Leitc:
s. Co. Liverpool IUOOl.
Petrick Gibsoas do No. is on Gibson & Sons. Lon
don l0O0k.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
By Thomas Richie.
Far Gotteuburp,

tCS FOR Gotten6urg,
SsE t-e.&E The Spanish brig can Francisco
Ssis ss,,SS,sgT q de Asi,, Capt, Tcntno. now lying
xss-f-s1.eSs i'm the port OF Norfolk, to sail Cin
ballast wind and weather permitting, the first week
in Marot next will take single letters at SD cents
cash, and Passen ers with passports, to he landed,
if desired, in the Channel, Mt Bremen, Hamburg,
in any country in the riute in amity with his Ca
ehoic Majesty Ferdinand Tth.
The San Francisco has excellent accommodate.
ons, beautiful Corvette built Brig, of about $50
tens, eoppsred 10 the bends, and sails remarkably
fast Fnr farthcy particulars. apply Armistesd *
Kelly, Norfolk, or
VIM SHEPHERD.
All letter, coming bv Post, must be franke4--
the passage monsy win be regulated by custom.
February eploM
INFOR1FATIOW IV4.NIED.
On the 18th OF December LAST, Waggoner who
~ calls himself John M'Kinucy received as per
receipt OF Mr. VIM. Norris Jnnr. in Baltimore,
Iron houn! essts OF Porter, marked 10 my name
tsre OF WIN. Norris, ir. and branded Dawson and
Morrson--to he delivered to me here. Any in.
formation on the subject will be thankfully receiy.
cd Il literally rewarded by
LEWIS ZlMMoR.
Petersburg, Feb 5. 2aw2v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10

l. 1866 j
These Bills we're dated as,above at 60 days sight
in favor of and endorsed by John Leslie payable TO
Mr.. Thomas Irwin order. BY the latest advice
from New-York nothiag of the letters or Bills had
been heard OF, and are now apprehensive the
Bila have or may fall into improper hands. We
therefore hereby sorwsrn the public from purchas-
ing, receiving or i'll any way whatever passing the
said Bills unless from or through the hands OF thu
Gentlemen, to whom as above stated they were
addressed-The necessary steps to prevent aceel-
lance ( payment to improper persons have been ts
ken. Post Masters particularly & all good Cit.
generally throughout the U. States, are reques.
ted to their utmost best exertons in order t.
bring to light whether by accident or vilIany this
mysterious and unfortunate affair
JAMES SCOTT, s. Co.
January 90 eptf
2. S. The Post Master at New-York writes the
Post-Msster here, under date 18th inst. that no
mail from this 10 NewYork of the 3Ist ut he'd ev-
reached him.
GTWss also put in The Post Office of Richmond on
the 3lst uit. copies Cd and Sd Of exchange
addressed to Walsh Il Gallagher, New York. dra wn
by Ellis and AIlss, on John HeathcOste, and Co.
Iondon, in favor IF Daniel Warwick, at sixty
days sight for [.loOO each, dated D.c eSth, 1914,
which bills likewise have not come 10 hand in New
York. Necessary steps have been taken to prevent
acceptance * payment.
LUCKE, SIZER g. Co
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10

FaIudbEe dhhomoEEoC riUer lands TOR sale.
AM disposed to sell sh those lands ia Powha-
n tan, kaown as Brsdby's quarters, lying on the
South side Of the river, twelve miles above the
Court House, extending TO the buckingham road
Immediately opposite Hugh Trenches tavern.
deems II unnecessaryto pass any eDeomium on these
lands, as it's presumed no will purchase with
out first viewing the premises. It's barey sufficient
20 say that this estate s inferior on the river
and is well worth the attention of any gentleman
who wishes to make permanent and extensive es-
tsh!iskmert. The qua. tity is estimated at 2SOOa
cres with very convenient improvements The
terms viii he made known application TO major
James Robertson ir. of Amelia. the subscriber
who viii be making a survey of the lands from 18th
90 the 18th OF this month.
Ri. COOKE
BaconG Castle, Feb. g. ep2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
Sterlin
The above hill, were MI dated

Sterling L. 5000
The above bill, were oil dated
Richmond, Sist Dee. 1918 at ca days sight in "a.
yor of & endorsed by John Lessie--Also our letter
addressed to Mr.. Thomas Irwin, New.York inclosng
George Pisketrs Bills. viz. on
Jas. & Jno Dunlop, London for t2eS,1S
Leslie, Mcknight x Co. Glasgow, 93S, 10
RI. Il Temple Gwathmey, Liverpool 1876
Gibson * Sons, London 800, 90
Jas. Maury, Liverpool $500
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
WILLIS WILSON,
JAMES WILSON,

Mr. Harrison Deli, either of VS., will attend TO
view those lands, and are commonly to be met with
at Buckingham and Cumberland court days. The
above property will positively be sold without re-
9 rye. Feb. 8. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
NFORNATIoW W4.N7'EL


M e offer For Sale seven hundred acres of Land,
w lying in the lower end nf buckingham, on
Butialoe Creek FIVE miles from Ca Ira, aud 5 from
New Csnton.-This land is in desirable neighbour.
hood, & well adapted to the culture OF Corn, Wheat
aud Tobscco-aiso,
400 acres OF Hood Land,
On the Little Fork of State River, miles above
buckingham Courthouse. The soil of th, River
is generally much esteemed for the production OF
vhest-This property belongs TO the late Col.
Henry Beu, and will he sold under decree of the
Federal Court--for third cash, aud two install
meats for the residue. The title is considered in
dsputsoie. and it not discussed OF privately before
the month of March, will then be sold at Public
Anetion. the Second Monday OF the said sonlh
at buckingham Court House.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
N. II
BaeonG Castle, Feb. X ep2v

- ADVERIISEDI EW1,
"A NY person wishing 70 use in their Distillery,
~ Grocery or otherwise, DIR. AlIson's highly ap-
proved method OF improving spritucus liquors, &c.
may be hlrnished with Individual rights ut s. 25 in
asy town or county in Virginia, not already exc!u.
siyey furnished. OF pplieation TO Mr.. CorneIias
Payne, Lynchburgh, or the Subscriber, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October ~. It
IS. Communications by mail. post paid, will be
promptly attended TO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10

Wy virtue of che aboy decree viii be sold for rea.
dy money on the 9th dav ~ Nsy 1915, before the
Tavern now occupied ny Thomas Spence p. West
in che sbove decree
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01
Pulling Dying and Ores
sing of CLOTH.

THEpaUic are respectfully Informed Mae
the Subscribers mW haoe their Falling
Mn 0po miles from Shepherds Town
on the HdrtimsburgA road ia operation
BY the l5th inst. schere they soiW carry on
Falling, Dying and Dressing Of Cloth
an all les Uarioas branches. They engage
that all pork done By them shall Be erecat-
ed an the best manner. Persons uishiag
their cloth nell manu- featured, may send
10 on to the mill as soon as Convenient.
CRAWFORD & BILLMYER.
They rish TO take tsro Apprentices be.
trreem Is and 10 gears old, TO learn the a.
6oVe business.
September |, 1914,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01

ALL those indebted to the Estate of
WIN. Alexander, deceased, by Bond, Note,
or Book account, are hereby notified that
the Administrators of the estate will attend
at the House of William Alternately, in the
Town of Bath, on Wednesday the 18th inst.
for the purpose of receiving payment
from those that are disposedto pay off their
respective dues. All those failing to make
payment, on that day, may rest assured
that their Bonds, Notes, or accounts, will be
Immediately transferred to those who pro-
bable may meet them in some other way.
JOHN BELL and
r. SHERRARD. Aum
September |, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01
2 Dollars RezUa,d.
September J., 1914.

STRAYED away from the sabseriber.
living IN Martinsburgh, about the middle
OF july last, a COW, spotted red and white,
her marks not recollected. She was bought
from Mr.. Green, near Newkirk's Mill. 1
Will give the above reward to any person
who will bring her home, or one and a half
dollars to the person who will give informa-
ton where she is.
MOSES BALES.
September |, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01
Mnytinsburgh MI.

THOMAS WRIGHT respectfully in
forms the former customers of Stephens
Old Mill in Martinsburgh, and the public
In general, that he has rented and repaired
the said Merchant Mill, and is now ready to
receive and manufacture grain. He will in
sure supertine -four to all those who favour
him with their custom and deliver mcrchan-
table wheat.
September ], 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01
Notice.

Capt. Joel Wards Troop of Cavalry are
requested to meet in Martinsburgh, at IL
o'clock, on Thursday next, for training, and
to be ready to march at q moments warn
ing.
By order of the capt.
ELIAS EDMONDS,
Sergeant.
September |, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01
0esimetytac @roets+
September |, 1914.

THE officers, non commissioned officers,
and privates, composing the 9th Regiment
V. NJ are ordered to meet at Martinsburghs
on the 18th day of October next, at ming
O'Clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of being nus
tered and drilled. A punctual ATTENDANCE
at the hour appointed, will be required.
ELISHA BOYD.
It, Col. Com'dt 9th
Regt V.M,
September !, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01
Notice.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
passing through the enclosure of the sub
scriber, and committing any trespass what
ever-as he is determined to prosecute all
who may so offend.
JAMES BROWN.
September I, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01

Camp, Middle Brook, Stk March, l77e
lido certify, that from the knowledge and
acquaintance have Of Captain Abraham
Shepherd, tan officer in the regiment now
command,l he was a Captain in Col. Rol
ling's regiment when first raised, and com
manded the first company in said regiment.
He was unfortunately taken prisoner at
Fort Washington, and is lately exchanged
He has always supported the character of
= real gentleman and a valuable officer, and
with reluctance ] now permit him, first OBJ
tanning the concurrence of his Excellency
the Commander in Chief, to retire from
the service as a supernumerary officer.
THOMAS POSEY,
Maj. Com. 18th T. Il. !.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01
FOR SALE,

II handsome light tuo horse WAGON.-
Inquire ofMe Printer.
September /, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01

The subscriber has for
sale, a quantity Of good
Lime.
George Null.
September |, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-01
GREAT BARGAINS,

AND a long credit min be given on ths
most Of my Zeal property ia this pioce-
4 also Spisk to dispose Of my stock Of Ner-
chdndise If apPI;cation is soon made, and
Earnestly request these that hove &C
counts standing for a Considerable length
oftime, to call aud settle, or suits sciH DO
commenced Uithout respect 10 persons.
JAHES FAULKNER.
September |, 1914.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
TO BE SOLD

A T public auction on Saturday the
a Goth OF Feb. next, on the premises
at is O'Clock at noon. That valuable
D7uelmg House q Lot. situated on King
street, between Water and Fairfax SITS.
where the Post Office is now kep,-Thc
house is 81 feet SIX inches front, running
back 43 feet, three stories high, with
convenient back buildings which are
bounded BY IL feat ally; the houses
aye built Of the best materials -
There viii be Six, twelve and eighteen
months csedi. given, by securing the
paymen,-soid under Deed of Trust
to secure the payment OF sum OF mo-
ney therein mentioned,
ALSO
At the same time will be sold. the
Ground Rent OH sundry Lots, situate on
Prince and West Streets, which are all
improved.
James Keith,
TRUSTEE.
January q. dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
Land for Sale.

Il Farm Containing nts9ards Of $50
ACRES,
About FIVE miles from Alexandra,
a part of it within a quarter OF mile
from the Little River Turnpike Road,
is for Sale.-There are about 80 acres
of Meadow, through which runs 80
active and never failing stream the dl.
stance Of about half mile, having a
sufficient ELL for Water.Works suited
to various Factories, and upwards ef 100
acres which have never been cleared.
The situation is healthy, there being a.
bundsnGe of excellent Springs and
from the brows ofthe elevated grounds
nsy be seen the Gne Valley of Backlick
Rur, Great Hunting Greek, the south
ern extremity CT Aigxandgis. and the ii.
yer Potomac. 1t is Bounded principally
BY the lard, of VIM. Hepburn. jobs
Summers and yVR. Moss. A part is in
tic tenure of Stephen Lomax, WAC will
give some Information about the boun-
daries, to any person disposed to buy
and i, is expected no person will offer to
purchase without first viewing the pre-.
misses. The farm will be sold By the a.
ere, according to survey 70 be made
and the terms of payment shall be res-
sonable for which application is to be
made to the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
December l6. I'm.