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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17

THE SUBSCRIBER
OFFERS FOR SALR.
. 500 bsxe, Mould and Dipt Candles.
400 DO Soap, which on Inspections
will be found OF superior quality.
ALSO,
70 barrels clear N. C. Ro.in Jones'
inspection.
& VIM. Dunlap.
N. B. For any quantity Of ro.sgh
or refined TALLOW, delivered at his
Mandatory IN the course OF the pres
sent or next month February, a gc1
nerous price will be, given in cash:
w. d.
January 81. iaw3w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
C. Griffith.

"no has also received one Bult OF
sc oif MADEIRA Vine imported IN
n and warranted genuine.
NoVeRbar %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
resh Teas, .RaisinS, Cur
rants. &c.


IS half chests nd boxes Guppow-
der, H{soa, Young Hy son and
Soachorr TEAS,
90 boxcs duscstel Gaisins,
400 WI. fresh CurraDts.
20 bois. Rye WhIssey part of which
is old,
loo bags Shot, assorted from nB6B
} No. 10, Buck aud Swami Shot, sin
and double t Brandywine GuRpow-
F. uTolnd Alum Salt in Sacks. re-
FED AMI oomWon Salt Petre, table
N baskets. Iice, Loaf. Lump and
S'r9'aao Sugars, Nuumegs, Mace,
IS, Alspice, Ground Ginger, Pep
tio;ant and CaroiiHa Ins,igc, Fig
e Spanning Cotton, tiadder, Starch,
14,'io, CoFpsras, alould and Dipt
-''a'es, Brown = White Soap, Cheese,
ee Gil, best Cavendish Tobacco,
'anna Cigars, Madeira Wine, Cog.
BRANDY, JamsiCn aud Antigua Spi.
> o'd Rye Whiskey, with a number
r.aer articles in the Grocery line,
For Sale by,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
Land on Sugar-Land- Run
FOR SdLE.

run 0NxSCs
n wish to dispose of about 800 AcREs
d of valuable Land on Sugar Land
Run. in the County of Fairfax, adjoin-
ing the residence of Col. Coleman, a.
bout IS miles from Alexandria and ID
from Georgetown and the City of
Washington. The Land lays on the
main road leading from Alexandra to
Leesburg II here are on the land a
comfortable two story wooden Dwelling
House, together with the necessary
out houses, &c. spring of excellent
water and large orchard Of peach, ap.
pie, and cherry trees of a superior qua
lily. The soil is good, being suscepti.
II ofimprovement from the use of Plais.
ter. There is quite sufficiency of ex-
cellcnt timber on the land. Col. Cole
man will shew the premises TO any one
wishing to purchase, and for the terms
Of sale apply to the subscriber living
in Alexandria in Pitt Street.
Sarah finn Daris.
July 2 d5w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
LIST OF LETTERS,
April l9

Remaining in The Post 06sce, Aieran-
dria d. C. June 3oth 1914.
# ROBERT Adams, 2; Chales A
lexander, Abednego Adams, William
Allison, VIM. NJ Alexander, Angus
tine Alexander, Wesley Adams, John
ID. Armstrong.
B-Adam Baker, 4, Peter Barkman,
Joshua Baker, John II. Parker, Saml.
Benton, Ann Bowling, Elias Bother,
Willis Becker, Thomas Braddock, /.
ssac Bronner, Robt. Boggess, Gustayus
Z. A. Brown, Q; Andrew Barraitte,
Sarah Ann Boggess, Capt. Black, Anky
Berry, Lucinda Bulben, Carrel Baker,
Dozier Bennett, Dspisl Boin, Fireman
BrAsbears, George Brins6cld, Richard
Brooke, John w Beagles, Jacob Brow n
Eliza Brown, Andrew Bell, Valnda
Bogeess, George Rrookes, Brooke NJ.
Berry, R. De Becourt. VIM. Burlock,
Robert Black, Patrick Byrcn, Else But
ler, Samuel Bland.
C-Jcseph Crooke, Lawrence Cott-
man, Eliza Card, Jeremiah Covert,
Jane Cornwell, John Crayton, Lucy
Colston. Solomon Casaady, Bernard
Crook, ]. Clay, Thomas Cook, James
Cohick, ]. H. Cranse, Cathariae Ca12'
hell, Samuel A. Child, MIR. Chapman,
Geo. C.. Clitherolh James Carter, !;
WIN. Chick, Mrs. Craik, Mary Church
man, Adam Cooke.
D-Roger Davis, William DensIcy,
2; Thomas Digges, Mr.. Digs, ,; Mr.
Duher, Robert F. Degge, 2; Anthony
Over & Son, Leyiba Deakins, Thomas
Dove, Eliza Dunlap, Lewis Dubois,
Philip Deygea, Jilson Dove, 2; Jane
Dade. John Damoray, George Drink
house, Benjamin H. Dulanv. dearborn
Doe, VIVA. E. DuIins, Cadwaliader
Dade, Lewis E. Dulin, Iessy Dowlil.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
10 Bre1uers and Distillers.
FOR SALE

a VALUABLE Cother- Boiler,
IN suitable for Brewery-and a
very large Cohter Sill and CAP, with
Pezufer Worm, never used and as good
as new all ofvery strong workman
ship and thick Copper: which will be
offered at public sale to the highest
bidder, for approved Negotiable Notes,
oa the first day ef July next at MIL
BouRN's Tavern in Union Street in
THIS Town, at II o'clock.
Enquire of the PRINTERS.
May 81. If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
Potomac River Land
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell about
1900 acres of land situate upon and
binding on the Potomac in Nanjemoy,
Charles county Maryland, about one
halt of which is well wooded-The soil
fertile and particularly adapted to the
growth of wheat--well suited to clover,
forty acres of which being at present
thickly set with the second years
growth-A meadow of fifteen Or twen-
ty acres may be made to advantage
4 grist mill adjoining thu property can
be purchased upon easy terms--lt is
the opinion of persons ersantwith
the business, that successful fishery
might be established with. little ex-
pence--The buildings have been late
ly repaired, and consist OF an oYerseer's
house with four rooms upon the tirst
door and two above, an extensive barn,
a stable with large stalls for fourteen
horses, together with a hav lott and
two granarics each IA by i8 feet-tWo
corn houses, quarter and meat house
len or twelve likely slaves With the
whole of the stock of every descrip.
ton, which is large, together with
farming utensils may be had if requir-
ed--a hundred bushels of wheat and
quantity of rye and oats arc at present
scwn--1 he property will be sold to
suit purchasers either divided or not,
and nossessiop .riyen at anv moment
persons at a distance wishing to
know the situation, may see it by re-
ferring to map of Maryland as the
land includes Maryland For
further particulars enquire OF the SUBJ
scriber living at Aliens Fresh, Charles
county, Maryland.
Daniel Jemfer.
April le 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale a
tact of about 500 Acres of Land,
Nlra,e IN the Comfy OF Prince Will
Ism, near the Town of Haymarket,
az guhin less than mile OF the new
.a'rplSe Road, leading from Alexan-
sAt' Fauqu,=r Courthouse. This
AL forms p,ct of "A much larger tract
S'':A AS held by the late Mann Page
" Hnn:62ld, aud is beloved to be c.
qNt N point Of fntility to ANY land IN
NN P1rtof the Country. A consider.
~: plrt CT It's now fresh, and highly
P9octive and has oeea found to re-
1--WE ne Plaster of Paris TO great adj
'.N'ag-. There j, great suificiency
"a2j and timber, conveniently dis.
I"Ncd; it is well watered, and en-
"&es Il considerable body of low
) s'nds suitable for Timothy Meadows.
,@> PR Verify IS slsuA.ea in the midst
IN asreea re and thickiy settled
''sl'ocaood, and is convenient 10 Sc
!, ,-r'' Tae-chant ana country Mills: 1t
~ P'eacnt cuitivaled in a single farm,
- =, NJ wi,h equal advantage, be d.
icy INFO two, leaving to each good
;.Pp7 OF wood and timber, and water
"oaAdance. For terms and other
= Gears application NAV be male TO
SAHs riher who resides near tho
ns "'e,, and convcnisn, TO the Post
V's:s of ''symarket.
>. Henry Washington
.'S5s0Nc, June IS. SIN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
Potomac Company.

THE Stockholders Of the Potomac
Company are requested to attend age
neral meeting at Triplett's Tavern in
Alexandria, on Monday the 4th day OF
Aug. next al / O'Clock, to choose a
President and Directors to said compa.
ny according to Law.
By order OF the President and Di.
rectors.
Joseph Brewer, Trea'sr.
Gee. Town, June Il. t4taN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
STATIONERY PRIZES.

Last drawn llCReCs elb$erE 800
First drawn 700 blanks, each to be
entitled to "a prize Of SO.
Price of1.ekets only dollars, 6at
.uiU soon advance.
NJ This Lottery will connencesiH
a few weeks, and progress rapidly %.
til finished it contains $4,000 Tickets !
mot two blanks toa prize.
Prizes subject tosl $ per cehl deducs
ton, yable so daysatter the drawing Is
nished.
Orders for Tickets enclosine tb' tash
or prize tickets in the late Batipinre
Lotteries) post paid, addressed 10 me
subscriber. will meet with proTspt attrnss
tion--A, correct check of the u.hole
drawing will be kept for the examinstion
of Tickets gratis.
. ROBERT GRAY,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber
R> on the 3lst of May, a dark mulat-
to man named CAESAR, about IS
years Of age, FIVE feet six inches high,
stout and broad, shouldered, thin yisage,
features regular, used to driving light
Wagon or cart, oznablrg pantaloons &
shirt, waistcoat of striped twilled cSun-
try cloth, hat and shoes much worn; is
an artful fellow ahd will probabably
change his clothes: He belonged for:
merly to Ludwell Lee Esq. Of Loudoun.
Ten Dollars will be given for appre.
bending and delivering to me said Run
away, iftaken not more than IL miles
from home, or Is dollars for any greater
distance.
BAIL Williams.
Tnna 16 IT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
July s.,
Public Sale of Lands.

By virtue of deed Of trust from Behs
iamin NJ. Brooke, to the Subscriber
TO secure the payment of a, sum OF
money dae Jonathan ScholfieId, will
be sold at public Auction on the
premises, for cash, on Saturday the
18th inst.
One fourth part ofEthat va.
luable farm called RETIREMENT.
situate on the new turnpike roadsleads
ing to Colchester, about 5 l.2 miles
from Alex andria. ,sssS
VIM. Herbert. Jun.
TRUSTEE:
July 3 is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
LOST

ON the 4th ofJuly, TWO COLD
SEALS and RING--O Ono of tho
Seals had Cornelian Stone in it, the
other a Gold face with the initials G.
H. S. engraved on it. The &hder will
be rewarded on leaving them withths
Printer.
I'll - n =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09

1000 W.T.. Seine VINE,
Sgherior quality
100 bGls. ADnies, in prime order
50 boxes D,pt Candles
- do. Mould do.
1la0 VT. Coffee, in bags and barrels
10 re.ms Writing Paper
50 do. lVrapping do.
S hads Mrscovado Sugars
1850 ms. Loaf and Lump do.
81 boxes Bloom R9isins
81 b,rre!s WhIskey
) casks Goshen Cheese
bags Pepper
1919 bushels st: Ubcs Salt
~ barrels Herrings
10 90. Shad,
FIR Sale By TIE Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
-Four, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
INV On
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
TO RENT

WHAT large and convenient Ware.
hoase, on the cornerof King Z
Water Streets, now occupied BY Tay.
lor and Wattles. If imm ediate apa
plication is inade,s possession can be-
had the 10Th instant.
James M Stewart.
July 7. st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
June Is

Lots on the City Road.
IT WILL LEASE for term OF years,
few Lots handsomely situated en-
the main road leading to Washington &
Georgetown, suitable for meadow, gar.
dens or pasture.
Chas. Alexander.
June Is tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
mo 4ls6.
Bank of Alexandria, 8

July ~ 1917
A Dividend of per cenG for tho
IL last halfyear Is this dsx 3selaf.
ed, and will be paid. t. the Stock hola
ders or their legal repre- sentatiyes on
Thursday the 7thinst.
BY order Of the Board.
!. j. L. M'kenna, Cash.
July 2. sp3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
Adams, Herbert, & Co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AID
FOR SALE,
pieces long & short yellow Nan.
keens of sup. quality
Is hess Imperial Tea, =
20 chests, half chests and boxes Y.
Tyson do.
20 bbls. Loaf Sugar,
6 cases IL pint Tumblers.
$ pipes genuine Cogniac, Brandy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09

In Berkeley County, Virginia, lately oe-
cutied by MlNCHlNI,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
THESE Springs form valuable
i establishment, and will be found
worthy the attention of any person
who is. isposed to enter into public
line Of business.
For terms apply to Jacob Morgan,
Esq. Alexandria.
H. St. c.. Tucker.
Winchester, Jan. -T2o1 2aw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
NOTICE.
SULPHUR SPRINGS

: Feb. "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

Extract Of a letter, dated

:" B0rdeaa,r, .,farck 5, 1914:
" There have been three severe engage
nents ,Ae vanguard OF the allies, composed
Of 10000 men, was cut TO pieces. On the
18th of February general battle, through the
whole line, was won by the French three
columns Of Cossacks composed each of 6ooo
r,en, passed through to Paris These barba.
,nins have seen the elegant city but not as
oonquerers. There is very numerous army
.rforc Geneva. Public stocks the ,hermo-
meter of the political feeling, have risen. 1t
would appear that Napoleon has concealed the
ek,en, of his forces even from France they
are now developing, and are found immense
The allies attempted to take Antwerp, where
they were literally cut to pieces
I" Wellington is at Mount Marsou, 90
leagues from Bordeaux; but be left Bayonne
behind him, where Soul, is, and has it in his
powcr,o make his junction with Suchet. New.
ertheless, great deal OF alarm prevailed at
bordeaux. II appears there were two severe
actions on the 10th and lth OF February.
"The corps d'armee of Biuchcr and Sack
en- are totally destroyed Sacken himself NOR
tally wounded. General d'York died at Chat
,sau Thierry Of his wounds. The peasants
are euraged agalns, the Cossacs TO such de-
gree that they prefer going and surrenderinr
a, the head quarters Of the French 10 falling
into their hands. s.--Thc allies are in full re-
treat. A requisi,ion was necessary to bury
the dead bodies of our enemies
Another letter Of 7ih mentions that the ap-
prehensions, entertained at Bordeaux on the
approach Of Lord Wellington had SO entirely
ssbsided, that the goods Sc which haJ beeu
removed, have been brorgbs lack.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

LONDON, (EDgland,) Feb. le.--The last
fourier which arrived from Chaullon-sur-
Seine, met a Prussian courier who told him,
.ha, corps of 6ooo men and Is cannon, be-
onging to the army of SIiesia, had been ta-
ken by the French army OH the 10th.
Leuers from Dover, announce that the
French have made 10000 prisoners, and ia
Ken so pieces Of cannon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

CHATEAU TuiERY. Feb. iS.-The En-
pcroe Is at tnc suburb OF Marne. Our troops
are pursuing the remainder Of Blochcr's ar
my which has been overthrown and sabred
from Vieux Maisous The whole of the
enemy's rear guard, that is to say, wha. he
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-17
DISPATCHES CONTINUED.
No. VI.
The .afnrrican 10 fhe British Commis
sioYers.-CoNCLUDgo.

SiOVSr3.-tSoNSLUD
Client. Scpte@''rr Is. 1911
TIL. British plenipotentiaries have
repeated the assertion, that the treaty
by which the Indians placed them
selves under the protection OF the U.
States. was abrogated by the war; n
thence infer, that they are no longer
10 be considered as under the proiee-
ton or the u. States, whatever may
b. the import Of the term-and that
the right Of G.. Britain TO interfere
in their behalf in the negotiation OF
peace. can only be denied on the
ground that they are regarded as sub
iects. In point offact. several ofthr
tribes. parties TO the treaty Of Green
vile have eon.tanily been. and still
are. at peace with the United States.
Whether that treaty be or not ahro-
gated, i. a question not necessary TO
be now discussed. The right Of the
United States 10 the protection OF
the Indians within their boundaries,
was not acquired by that treaty; il
was necessary consequence OF the
soYereisnty aad Independence Of the
United States. Previous 10 that time
The Indians livirg within the same
territory. Nee undrr the protection
Of his Britannia M iesiy. as its So
vereign. The undersigned mSy refer
tho British pIeItips,eoiiaries TO all
the acts Of their own government,
reIatiye ~ llr subirrt. for preof
that u has alma,s considered this
right az protee,ion as one Of the
rights Of sosereisufy, which il needed
no Indian treaty 10 confer, and which
the abrogation OF no Indian treaty
could divest. They will particularly
bring TO their recollection, that when
a similar praposition was made oil
considering Indian tribes as indepen-
dent nations. 10 serve as aharrier be-
wcea the French and English ter
ri,ories, vas made by France 10 En-.
gland, il was Immediately rejected
Nv a minister 10 whom the British
nation is accustomed TO look back
with veneratioa, and rejected. on the
express ground. that the king would
not renounre bis right or protection
over The Indians within his dominions.
But whxtever the relation Of the In
diaps 70 fbe L. States may be, and
| whether under their protection or
nat. G. Britain having b. tho treat,
| ofi7sS. recognized the Sovereignty
sf the q. States. and agreed 10 certain
limits as their boundaries, has nr
right 10 consider say persons or com.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-17

~ understood, when II Is recolIeeted,
tia, tho wealthy draft could exempt him.
self from only rwo yrars dnsy, ~ TIE
payment Of Ens Of 3 200. /; would
Of course be to his interest to extend
the term Of exceptional not to the ent
oi the war, Il least until the draft sheule
have gon. rsssIsrly through the whole
body Of the militia aud this night W..
anestionably be done BY the addition ci
ore or two hundred dollars TO the
amount Of his 6Re-Thus would the mi.
ltia system. while accommodated O.
aually to the dispositions OF the rich and
the interests Of the poor, become an
effective instrument of defence in the
hands st the government, by the ex
tension without incons cnience TO the
eitiz.n) Of The ,erm OF servlcs to two
years, instead Of six months.
The wisdom of Congress wsuld OF
course suggest Other niuor regulations
that would DE necessary 10 g,re CON
pleie effect 10 those Submitted above.
81 PLAN.
at is proposed to exempt every live
men from militia service. who shall lind
one 10 serve f.+ the war"
From this piao, il properly modified,
il is believed, notwithstanding the OPT
Mon Of the secretary, that the msst be-
neGsi.l effects would result; particular.
~ if accomp lnicd by law, extending
the tern O! ,niiaia service 10 two years.
I, is even questionable whether, IN tn"
case, the p.ao n.gat not be 50 Tar varied,
as to exemp, only one person from mi-
ll,ia duty Of every kind, in confederation
OF one regular soldier furnished. Per-
asp, II would be IS we'll to say that Tor
two years aervice Of regular soldier,
the person furnishing hin, shall be ex'
emp,ed from two tours Of militia duty
OF tso yoars each, SC. in proportion, 10
g=ther with every other species nj MILL
ia duty during the same period.
4,h PLAN.
As this plan embraces no new priac''
pie, it is thought unnecessary TO offer
any remarks oB it-except indeed, thai
without Obtaining its object, it will most
D obably he the means of exhaustins a
productive source of fsturs reTenus.
Tac above "heads Of IN enquiry
&c." were commiued to paper Imme-
di,tely after the appearance OF Csl'osl
N ,nroe', military report; and OF course
without reference to the plans laid before
the two houses Of Congress. A how
ey-r the sane course of reasoning will
asply to these, a. well a, to the Secre'
tary's h-sj-ct,, the gritcr has taken the
liberty Of submittia, them, without al
iteration 10 the consideration of the pub
lie. AGRICOLA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-13
JAMES MONROE,
SECRETARY OF STATE.

AL officers and soldier. of the army are re-
quired to continue their exertions in detecting
and bringing to trial dessrters from the ar
my.
{ A premium not exceeding fifty dollars for
each deserter wilt be paid by the commanding
officer of the post. garrison or district to which
he may be brought andsielivered. ALI officers
and Soldiers are required to enforce the law a.
gainst such citizen or citizens as shall eniicc
or procure soldier to desert. The words of
the law are as follows, viz (:
:" Be IL enacted. Gre. That every person, no,
subject to the rules and articles of war, who
shall procure or entice a soldier in the service
of the United States. to desert; or who shall
purchase from any soldier, his arms, uniform
clothing, or any part thereof; and every Cap
tain or commanding officer of any ship or yes
sci, who shall enter on board such ship or YES
sci. as one OF his crew, knowing him to have
deserted, or otherwise carry away any such
soldier, shall refuse to deliver him up to the
orders of his commanding officer, shall, upon
legal conviction, be fined al the discretion of a.
ny court having cognizance of the same in any
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars and
be imprisoned any term not exceeding one
year.
BY order Of the Secretary of War.
JOHN r. BELL,
Assistana Inspeeter General
(2m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-13
NOTICE.

IN Pursuance OF "a Deed Of Trust, executed BY
ACapt. Charles Hopkins, the Esd April, 1911,
to secure to Neili MCouIe, the payment Of a
certain SUN of money therein specified, one or
more of the Trustees therein mentioned will on
Monday the 18th day of August next (beine
'ourt day proceed to sell. at Goochland G. ii.
TO the highest bidder, for ready nonsy, the
Tract Of LAND. in the County aiJ7( id, con.
taining108 i.2 acres, bounded by the bis now
or late the property Of Robert Redford, Francis
Royster, VIM, Johnson, sa;auel N. Cragwell and
Joseph Woodsou.
July Is, 1914. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-13
TO be Sold, or nrrriou.

MY TENEMENT on the main street oppo.
4sA Bite Mr.. Zachariah Brooks tavern in tue
town of Manchester. on Saturday the 18th of
November next, at O'Clock, on the premises, or
before Brooks Tavern. Terms OF sale, one
third ofthe purchase money to be paid on the
acknowledgement OF the Deed, the balance in
two annual payments with interest. Possession
will be given in either case on the 18th of De-
cember following This property may be a.
greed for privately Also for sale, the GROUND
RENT ola TESENENT, occupied by James
Gordon, opposite the Manchester Warehouse.
at fifty dollars per snnum forever.-Th;s is
cash article. And HALF ACRE lot adioin
ing the first property, on the main street, near
y pianged IN. This lot have not the ticket
for, but have Deed from the State of Virginia.
and have been in possession forty years
beautiful lot, and rs its situation is high and
commands a fine prospect of Richmond and the
River-This also is cash property.
July %. FRANCIS SMITH.