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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-13
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T ChancrUv District Court held in [Vi-l;oo ,,.
~ the 3iSt day oi May, 1914
John Davis, ir. pr
Against,
Ihomas Porter and Francis Timberlakc 1sns.
.she cef't rhos Porerot wing entered. his .Inear
ance, and given security according tothe act OF assembly
and The rules of this oonrt and an,,aT,, 10 the 81
t,iac'ioa OF the Court, ti'at III sno an nha;sut OF
aS conti!on motion OF tl'e l'iiutii by his counsel
I is ordered that the sad defendant do appear mere on
the Firt hay oftAe next term, end answer The bl the
fianu'i and tat copy OF this oler he forthwith IN
serted IN orc q the News-Papcispu published in the CT
tyo ldchno-d for two mon successiye,y aud ,,se,i
at tie front door ofthe former Capitol in tins cit,
CR@EsyLaN cL.8RK5g, d. C.
Jry2. wswT
= CtANCERY- AiccAlerLurg county June court,
Thomas Evans, hem Of Thomas Evans, decd Pr.
Against
James Chevors md lane his wife. William Kersev and
Mary las wife, thomas Br9ndom sen'r ana y ara
ret his wife, yohn, Isaac and Jacob Chavons = Man,
Chavons, Sussnnah Chavous, Elizabeth Cbavous. Ar
Va Scott and Hasey his wife, THONGS i5raraon, ir
and Sarah his wife, and Peter Chavcus, who were
children ot Elizabeth Ch;vous Dctets.
Tx defendants James Clnvnns and Jane Lis wife,
Niinn Kerssv and Mary hS wife; John Is.ac and ",
COB ChaTOos. " iliam Chavous Elizabeth, Chavous Ar
Va Scot; and Patscy hs wic who were children of Eli
zaneth Cii1fos not haNine entered their appearance
according 10 the act al Assembly aud the Rns of this
court, and it appearing the sasacton of the court
that tI,cy Inhabitants OF tbs state. and m ,h
motion Of tie plaintiff by his atorncy-It is Ordered.
that they appear here the first dav OF September
urtncXt and enter thoi appearance and answer the
plaintiffs il and give security for performing the de-
cree OF the court And that copy this orcr he in
serted insone newspaper printed IL, Rienond for two
months suecessvcy and posted a, the front door Of die
court-housc OF the sid county.
A copy. 1este,
w. BAsHERVILI., NC C.
MY =. wSwp
iRGiNiA Rnes holden in the Clerks Office
OF the Superior Court OF Chnnccry for the Rich
mond District, The st day OF July, 1914,
John Haynes, administrator de bonis non Of William
scott decd. I'i.Ts.
David Ross, james Winfree, and James Scott,
TIE DsfsnAant James Winfree, not having enter.
ed his Appearance and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rues of this C,nrf and !,
appearing BY satisfactory evidence tltst he IS not IN
n'labtant o thi, country: IL is oIrt@reA That tic
SAID Defendant do appear here on the FIRST day of Tic
next term and answer the bill OF the PsiniF and
that copy of this order be iorthwitl inserted in SOME
newspaper published in the City of Richmond TO-. two
months gceessrey and posted the front door of the
Capitol, IN the said Citv
ACopy. Teste,
Wm w HENTNC, e. C.
Iuly 20. w8wp
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NtTPY'O.VS BIBLE DISJ0ET.

r HdIAM FNlDtNRD Dos Tor we 81 Us Book
w Store 0pio-iie tie n9nk Of Virginia
= New and CoUpl,te History Of the EOLY RI
Bkf, rom The Crcatiou The World 70 tie Full rs
teH4hmcnt o. Christianity, by ur blessed Lori and So
yonr lcsus Christ, asi hi, lioly Etaugchsts. Apostles
Disciples, Matchmaking clear and cofup,~.h.nsi
account n every remarkable transecion recorded I'm
toe 1hcred Scriptures during a period O. upw.i ri
fou ih9nsaud fearf-ln iogr yoiumes--ijy tlia R.r
Edward kinpton, iate " Christ COLLEGE CsmhiIdqc:
assisted by uauy learned gentlemen, who have 1.sJc
u'e Snerei Writings ;heir peculiar si5dy
july ~. ,gq~
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HILLIG.u .8.A.D .M.gRY C0L-LgG q

FsNilS institution will be opened on The first Mor,la,
m November by an address from the President,
.e 'herent Professors win then deliver Lectures. ir-
UNpcto 20 t'eir seFera courses Of instruction IN tie.
loipvlng order '--Aiathemetcs, Mr. Campbell In.
ana fo1Se Mr. Nelson, Natural Philosophy aud nc
by order orthc Society.
Williamsburg, Aug. G. w5n
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= fDTiCE-.3 l70,f1i MI h. uqds 70 nc r.13 Ff,7.
= J7c1 FmV'g C47rf, 70 dgCsaftre HE Od Rroos
roe4 from he Cl.g 3'Rida0ad, 70 C4..ys - .1,rn
Aug. g. ustS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-13

About O'Clock, IT. the morning, after ma
ny had read The above paper it was taken
down BY the British officers who were higbIv
ezasperatcd - the attempt to prevent die A.
Tncricana from pcilring themselves.
The officers also report thar Fastport
previous TO It's capture, was throrecd With 5n-
- tT0diHp EHgLafmcH, some OF thcn na.ur4
allied. Is fellow cfthe ner,- of NGile. a ma
turaiizcd tngUshman. has been seen at East
port before and lfer SIS capture, whom il was
GENERALLY supposed he ,ya from the eneuv's
lines with SDods fer ths Bos.on market. The
ohcei1 described hiw 10 he about frrf H.
chcs high yalgac looking fellow, of dark
conplcI'0n has 2 bad coutcnrnce. R-i-
tlsf' provincial dialect, and walks with rBo7pa
t5rc1H1gf lie vas At Passport ut the time o.
it suiren1cr The officer, Of government viii
do vcl 20 i2rE a..ci i.iis fellow and his goods
snui nc come 70 Boston. II IS understood
tnat SIR J h0mas Hardv broUers with him
correct COPY " the militia muster roil Of die
fAet-lo't ln'ita, III, hc does not el,.avs Get
c0rrcc; !1iorHadon---wr believe be has been
most irsla'j CecelVeJ ia the accounts he
h' f1~c ter as .o tbe aTncDct o. the frc. aft
~ .p1 ard We cs1 e@p.,uu dow a. has
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Congress of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

THURSDAY, November s.
Mr.. Sheffsy Of Va. appeared and
took his seat.
The petition of George Ulmer was.
on motiea of Mr.. Troup Of Geo.
referred to the Secretary Of War, in
stead of the Military committee.
Mr.. Peasants Of Va. reported
without amendment the bill from
tie senate 70 autherise the Presi.
DEBT to cause TO be purchased or
built the vessels therein Described ;
which WAS referred to a committee
Of the whele.
Mr.. Ki!bsnrn Of Ohio said. having
observed that there was much diff
Gully in Hlling the ranks Of the army
aud believing that TO attain that high
" Important object, nothing could
more greatly coDduce than a provi
sion for the families of those who
die in the service, he had been in
duced to offer the following resolu-
lion:
Resolred, That the committee or
Military Affairs be instructed TO en-
quire into the expediency Of provid
ing. BY law for the relief Of the wi.
doNs and ehildrek Of all sHeh non
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08

aawMisSi0Hcd 0tB6efSs Husicthu' on"
oriystes, n shall be killed, or die
sf wounds received in the public
service, 10 any ofthe ssrps eonpos
ing tho Army Of The United States.
After some esuversation. in the
course Of which ii appeared that . re-
solution embracing partially the Oh.
ieets Of this motion. had been passed
in tho early part Of the sess'oa-ihe
resolution was ordered TO lie on the
table.
Mr.. Ingersoll OF Pa. offered for
consideration the following resolu-
ton.
{" Resolped. That the committee
Of Ways and Means br instructed 10
enquire into the expediency of max.
ing some provision for the support OF
surh collectors and other officers OF
the customs, as are deprived oft by
the war;"
This motion was objected to by
Mr.. .Yancey Of n C. on the ground
that this was an iRprnper mode OF
proeepdin-: if the persons holding
such Offices cannot be satisfied
with their emoiuin-nts. they had the
option TO resisn ON the other hand
ir the emnlumcnts were TOO small. 1t
was fur Car the government to recon.
mend their increase.
TO this, Mr.. Insersoll replied,
that. If the subject were inquired in.
TO. il wesld be found, that so FAR
from affardins support, many of
the Offices of the revenue were a
bnrthen on those holding them. and
tax on their private resources.
Such certainly was not the intention
Of Congress 10 constituting the Offices
and il rested with the House 10 say
whet her they would not examine in
to the subject.
The resolution was rejected by
a large majority.
Tho House resumed the censide-
ration Of the Volunteer bill; which
vas amended on motion Of sir. Troup,
30 as 10 authorize The acceptance Of
volunteers for the war, 80 receive
the same bounty and in other res
poets 10 he placed on The SAME foot
ing rs persons enlisted for tho war.
|! And. thus aMraled, the bill was
ordered 10 be sDgrossed for a third
reading
Mr.. Fisk Of Vt. called up the bill
TO amend the Judiciary system. in
which he MIS- particularly interest ID
on Account Of . provision il eas.ains
respecting the further enforcing The
.revruue laws and strengthening The
haGds Of these whose duty il is to
prevent intercourse with the eHemy,
Mr. ingerso!l Of fa. who reported
the bill, was opposed to acting an il
NJ pfcStns HCaust, UD "WSVH"' S'
the. Importance Of several features OF
that bill, he WAS DESTROYS. before il
was acted on, 70 consult the opinion.
OF tbs Judges oflhe Supreme Court
and others. and If he could 10 0bIain
their assistance and support 10 H..
De.
This order Of the day was post
poned; and no other business being
brought forward
The House adjourned.
FRIDAY November I.
Mr.. Lewis Of Va presented the pc.
,i'ion OF an inhabi,an OF Fai tax County
Va. praying compehsati"n for horse
belonging to hiB, rcib.y taken fisn
lin during the late incursien OF the sn
envy to this place, by M fficer ct tr'
United States ord also tic petition Il
Thoma. Esell, manager aid principal
proprietor ii the An-cosia bridge (orst
the ALacotia or Eastern Bfanch) prey.
ing decentralization for ,he less ~. ain
a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
THE INVESTIGATION.

Mr. Sn i,h Of N. Y called the asten-
zion Of the II use TO the resolution sP
pointir e con mittes TO investigate Il,
ap,urs If this city. He hsd been and
yet was very anxious 20 hear the repor.
ffhat 'cemmi,tee. The Chairman O.
hat committee tMr. John.on) had III,
vlhsr Ssy assigRed the reason Why the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
FRIDAY November I.

Mr. Lewis Of Va presented the Pc
.iion OF an inhabilan, OF Fai tax County
Va. praying compensaii"n for horse
belonging to hin, fol cib.y taken fisn.
lin during the late incursion OF the eli
envy to this place, by M fficer ct TIC
United States F; ord also tic petition u
Thoma. Easll, manager ard principal
proprietor of the An.costa bridge torsf
the ALacotia or Eastern Bfanch) prsy.
ing decentralization for iLe less ~. ain-
cd by The burning Of tha' hrE &c by The
government Ulcers (erred to the
COMMITTEE Of Claims.
Mr. Kept Of Md reported bill "ss'
tablish;ng the B.fk OF the Metropolis
Tin this dis,rieO which vas t"ies 'ead
md committed.
Mr. Charpcll # S c. made an unfa
vo;able rcpor, tn the petition oil J9hn
Overall and another person; which were
read aud ooncufrea in.
Nr. Ki.b On ei Oslo called up the
resolution G.rcd by him Jes,crosy, +
.heE aid on tbs table directing the ni-
lilsry commit &c 10 consider the cxpc7
diency OF proyiding for The families Of
priva,e soldiers slain ia service.
MIR, 4. raod.6sd his motion SO as 10
embrace only regular soldiers ant 70
luntccrs engaged 10 The service. sxciud-
ing The case Of militia, which hos al "a
-6y been referred 10 the EiIitary comaiit
zoe and, so modified, the motion vas
ag-eed TO.
Mr. Troup Of Geo. gave notice. thai,
ifcpportubiiy offered, he would tenor
row call upshe bill far classifying the
male p rprIa,icn oil tie UEited States.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Land for Sale.


THE subscribers will sell the Land on
which they now live, situate on Opeckon
Creek, in Berkeley County, Virginia, 5
miles from Martinsburgh and eleven from
Charles Town, containing 252 acres about
$50 acres cleared, well enclosed, and in
good farming condition; it is bounded for a
considerable distance by Opeckon Greek,
along the margin of which lies so acres of
the, first rate bottom, Land, and about 80
acres of second rate; 8 acres are now in
excellent meadow, and at least 40 acres
more may be put in grass next season the
whole capable of being watered at little ex
pence-Tbe upland Is we'll adapted to small
grain, clover and plaster; one field of 20
acres is well set with clover. On the farm
is a convenient two Story Dwelling House,
with well and spring of good water near
it, Kitchen, Smoke House, Corn House,
Barn, &c. large Orchard of young bear
ing Apple trees, Peach, Cherry, Plum
and Damson trees. This Farm affords a
very valuable mill-seat, with an abundance
ofwater. The terms will be made known,
on application to either of the subscribers
ADAM STRAYER,
NICHOLAS STRAYER.
January 90, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Public Sale.

WILL be sold on Monday the 3lst inst. at
the late residence of James Mason, sen.
deceased, number of
Horses, Cows, Sheep and
Hogs, two Wagons, Farming Utensils,
and a number of other articles too tedious
to mention A credit Of nine months will
be given, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. The sale to commence
early in the day, where due attendance
will be given by
WILLIAM MASON, Ex'r
January 90, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Land for Sale.

THE subcriber offers for sale his plan.
taton in Hampshire County, at the forks
of great Cacaphon, known by the name of
the BLACK HORSE TAVERN. and now
in the occupation of Isaac johnson and
james Moffitt. 1t is we'll known to be an
excellent stand for Store and Tavern, and
affords convenience for great improve
menss. as there is plentiful stream of wa
ter running through the farm, which affords
an excellent mill seat The Creek and
great Cacaphon affords the most. eligible
situations in the county for mills of every
escription.-Therei is convenience of wa
ter carriage from Cacaphon to the Potomac
River, the distance of which is only eigh-
teen miles.-As to the quality &quantity of
the Land it is unnecessary to say any thing.
as any person wishing to purchase, will
view the premises If the above property
is not sold by the fifteenth day of March
next it will be leased for term of 5 or 2
years, and possession given the first day OF
April next. Any person wishing to pur.
chase or lease may know the terms by ap
plying to the subscriber living at the forks
of Cacaphon.
JOHN CoPsEY.
January Goth, 1914. 4w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

the world within this last eighty years !;
Gen. Harrison may therefore rest assured
that has victory over them will become
sufficiently public, as & will not only stand
recorded id this paper but in every religious
periodical publication of Europe, and altho'
the General NAV not obtain as high niche
in the temple Of fame rs he may think he
deserves, still to all foreign readers, tho
statement which these Missionaries will
make land that statement will be perfectly
correct, no man who is at all acquainted
with this society of christians can doubD
must constitute subject for reflection as
to the manner in which this war has been
generally conducted by our countrymen
1t may be proper to observe that tho
writer ofthis does not belong to the Society
of the Brethren, neither is he in any way
interested in their concerns, farther than
the high respect he has for their pious ex-
ertions among the heather, which naturally
excites contempt for those by whom such
exertions are frustrated
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, at public sale. on Saturday
the 9TH day of February next, on the pre-
misses, all the real and personal estate of
Michael Cookus, decd. consisting of the
following property, viz.
One House and Lot, on
Washington street, one on New and King
streets, and one half Lot on King street, in
Snepherd's-Town-Also, all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Beds, Beding, SC.
&c The terms will be made known on
the day of sale, by
HENRY COOKUS.
Shepherds Town, Jan. 90, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Notice.

ALL those who made purchases at the
late sale of the property belonging to the
estate of Nicholas Strayer, sen decd. are
informed that their respective obligations
have become due; they are therefore re-
guested to make immediate payment land
all those having claims against the said es-
tate are requested to bring them forward,
properly authenticated, for settlement
ADAM STRAYER. sen. ,
GEORGE COUCHMAN,S .
January Is. 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of
Michael Strayer, deceased, either by bond,
note, or otherwise, are requested to make
Immediate payment; and all those having
claims against the said estate are requested
TO bring them forward, properly authen-
tieatsd, for settlement
ADAM STRAYER, sen.
Administrator
January IS, 1914. :
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Valuable Loudoun Land,
FOR SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale. on the
f1rst DAY of next month, ONE HUNDRED
and EIGHTY acres of excellent farming
LAND, situated within seven miles of
Ieesburgh, and one mile from Israel JAN
ney's Mili.-Ths farm is we'll watered, and
has large well built Brick House, & Hitch
en- thereon. an apple orchard &c. with a
sufficient quantity of timber The situation
Is handsome and healthy
DAVID JANNEY.
lst mo. goth. 1914. 8
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
William Figg, and Benjamin Bell and
William Cherry.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

THAT on Saturday the goth day of ia
nuary. 1911, between the hours of in the
morning and 3 in the evening, at the house
n which Abraham Gorrell now lives and
keeps tavern, in the town of Martinsburgh,
lberkeley County. Virginia, shall proceed
take the deposition of William Moor
ffNcls and others; which dispositions / in
pend to offer in evidence on the trial of an
injunction in chancery, now depending in
I'he county court of Berkeley, wherein am
Com oiainant, and you are defe ndants
ENOS ROSS
Oecember5, 1918. 2m
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

q HI persons indebted to the Editor
Of the Gasette, are requested to settle
ths,r accounts, and discharge, at least,
a part of phat they ozre-He is much in
uant Of money. therefore hopes this re-
quest ptU be attended to-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
CASTINGS.

JUST received and for sale, BY DANIEL
ZINN, an assortment of CASTINGS,
consisting of
Pots, Bake Ovens, Oven
LIDS, large and small GRIDDLES, AND
IRONS, SKlLLETS with Lids, small
ditto, ditto, MORTARS and PESTLES,
TEA KETTLES, Frying PANS, &c. &c.
Martinsburgh, Jan. 90, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
yMartins5,rgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURTIS.
Ger.ns of tDe Ga3ette.

THE price ofthis paperis wo dollars per an
xun, one dollar payable at the time Of subscrib-
iag, and when the year expires-Distant
subscribers pay for the whole year in advance
No subscription received for shorterterm than
six months, and no paper discontinued until ar
rearages are pald-a allure to notliya discontina-
.nce Of the paper at the nd OF the time sub
ssribed tor, WILDE considered new engage
nent The price of Advertisements, to 1on-sub-
scribers, isone dollar per square for three weeks
Insertion, aud tor continuance after that lime IS
cents per week.-Subscribers will continue to
receive reduction OF one-iourth on their Ad.
vertisements.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
For Rent.

THE Subscriber having become the pro-
prietor of the SULPHUR SPRINGS, oc-
cupied for some time by Minghini, will rent
them for the year commencing on the first
Of April. Should any applicant prefer TAX
ing the Tenement with few acres of Land
IN preference to the whole farm, it may be
had in that manner
II. St. &. TUCKER
January Is, isia
n b / will sell the House and ten acres
Of Land should any person be disposed to
purchase in preference to renting.
HIS. G. r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
HAMILTON's
Norm LOzcngcS.

This medicine bear. no analogy what
eyer TO Others of similar title, SO COM
monty compliance OF IS operating witn
vioIence: un the contrary, particular
excellence ofthis re needy is its being
suited 10 svery age and constitution
1t contains nothing out what isperiect'
Nv Innocent, and is so mild in It's ope-
ration thatit canaps iniure the tender.
est iafsnt Of week old, should no
worms exis, 10 the body but wi'i
without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach AID bowels, OF whatever IS
foul or offensive, aud thereby prevent
the production of worms, and manr
fatal disorders.
a dose of this medicine given occa-
sionally during IL. warm season. VIII
effe ctually prevent "the vomiting aDd
pursing ofchildrsn," dreadful disnr'
der, which annually destroys thousands
OF the infant part of our CIT Gems. IL
islikewise the millest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored 10
health and strength great number
when in an advanced stage OF this fatal
eonplaint. Particular and pls'n In.
strlctions are gwen for every part OF
the necessary ,'satInent in such cases
Children generally take this medi-
cine with cagcrpcss; having pleasing
appearance, and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
100 Dollars Reward.

: ELOPED from Fairfield, in tho
county OF Frederick and Common.
wealth Of Virginia, On or about the TN
.lay of March last, negro slave nam
I'd ANTHONY the property OF the
:ate William y. Page, deceased. An
hony is ABOUT fest 9 inches in
eight, of substantial form, light
yellow complexion, and rather OF AZ
!, Terminate voice. He is about % years
u age, was brought up house SER
van and has been acoustic ned 10 that
curse OF emp!ty ment ailhls lie. He
IS slave Of great capacity sad consi
aersble insenuity--i'e read.-he plays
n. fiddle land possesses great me
nsn;cal turn-he can do rough car
enters work and make combs. The
owe rrward viii ha given il Anthony
Should be apprehendcd at the distance
>, 100 miles rom F.:gileid, x brought
% tbs Subscribers living in Alexandria.
,us il apprenc,'ded ST the distance Of
SIS than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars Will
gwen If he is secured in goal, and
ice gwen to the subscribe rs.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. | Lee,
Admrs. of VIM. b. Page, decd.
May ).
The Editors O. the Federal Rcpub
an, National Inteliigenccr and Csc
,. rte OF 4he Uni,.c States. will puallst
ne above in tNe'r papers, ana send
,,.,r &c conn+h f, y dice,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
Land for sale.
A Farm containing uhwards Of $50
ARES,

4 Farm containing utwards Of $50
II RES,
Abou, five miles from Alexandra,
a par, OF It within a quarter OF '"'ie
from the Little River Turnpike Rod,
is for Saie.-Thcre are about 80 acres
OF Meadow, throu ia which runs MI
active and never iaiias stream the di.
s,ance o, aluu . ,ait mile, having
sutfi lent fall fM Wafer. Works suited
70 various Factories, and upwards OF oo
acres which have never been Cleared.
The situation is healthy, there being
bcnlance Of excellent Springs, and
from the brows OF the elevated grounds
may be seen the ine Valley OF Blackjack
Run, Grea, Hunting Creek, the south.
e,n extremity OF Alexandria, aud the ri-
yer Potomac. 1t is bounded principally
by the lands Of VIM. Hepburn jain
Summers and Wn. Moss. A part IS IN
the tenure of ',,ephen Lomax, who Will
give sumo information about the boun-
dsries, 10 any person disposed to buy
and it is expec' ed no person v II offer to
purchase without 6,s, viewing the pre-
misses. The farm will be sold BY the a.
ere, according TO survey to be made
and the term. of psymesf shall be rea-
sonable for which application is to be
made to the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
December Is. 2m.