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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-14
VIII BE SOLD.

PlantersFare, in l!ie county OF Goocand, aii.ut
~ ten miles above the courthouse, OF said eou..tv,
on "Wednesday the 2st day OF September next, Eau,
ifnot, the next fair day. for ready money, tue
NEGROES .g.f.D !SI0CR
Of every Kind belonging the farm also the lGric-
ton utensils, among which are several carts & :. h. It
ian also come household 6 Kitchen fin7n.,u aud
good loom with sprin shuttle four stills, ann
Der ofbccr stands and light casks There is a,orr .
stock some valuable woiShorses and mules good ifch
cows and several yoke of good oxen, half and u--e
quarter melino sheep, and uli-biooded cape ran and
some good hogs viii also, at the tine, reittLe
tenement to the highest bidder, that is at present ccs
plel by Mrs. Oiyis. lying contiguous PIateixFare
either for one Or three years The sale III commence
at II O'Clock.
AUG q. re
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NOTICE

n S hereby given, that Christopher HIacphersou's
4 Pamphlet the Aidlouniuu. da.cd the f,i June
1911, and the WORN ofGof To tie wor.l in On aIcyrcs
dated the 9TH June and iSt Juv So, tDrctcnz t,c
downfall of the city Of London, and Tic desrsc;:0n or
the British Navy, may BE- had tom Join Jackson
tiTcscis Mr. Covpcr. Barber, ne Yancoy, RsrHcr
Re1bm Morton. Barber. and Nj. henderson, Barbrr
Hclln7pd, AMI from Rohci1 Smth, Grocer aol Han
nelpince Par,er, Of Manchester, anA 81 Crgl,gn,
Ben, HacS-owuer, and James owor. Barber, pf = q.
tcrslnrg Orders for quantity vii. b. tsitcula.Iy At
tented to
J'iie Pamphlet ts.6. address OIL.
= utrtsf Z
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NINE 1If-9CES OF
L 4 Il ID,
ENR !N1Ln

In Pursuance CT OecrcfaI Orde7 Of tie Svse.!or
ooi1f Of Chdnce'Y, for the Rici7noatd District,
EI.L Re SOLD, aftte lo7tse o. Robert Aessgn,
Ls2' IN the County of Hal.faT, on IAaasaey tie
YaviIE fotloz'ang IJf.aC7.S If L.e.vD, 6eieng7ns
to the estu.e ofyoln i@@:;,-vn, deed 70 7rlt: One
1,nctin me county Of Hntttlz, on Dan Eioe, AID
AGrons Creek IN The frE containing adout 500 a.
cres-i33 ct1ylcIiis fo7O grounds. TIE improvements
cr nc7c csnf7tHblc and co'lueRent f., he eccs1r-
nloG!'ioi cfa faaah, Gndae bdnt0,ion in gs9a Or
de-f'iofter Tract Of about 500 0c7es, he comfy
9sEecEenbrHy, co7s2e'e1t "a the dcope, The oSt0-
SIZE SIDE o. Hai~aS Creek; 1cch tracts 7Si 6s
sod together seierafe, best 10 sat In0caqr9s
on credit 10 raise 1000 cio,rrs, bayoLe tie 2sh Of
Decem5er 1875 andate 6ai'7lce IN TIN equal a,Vaal
fnrnts ffeI:-.8lofhe1' Tract of100 acres IN
hi1ltL1 and one Of SIS ia .9feciieaJ1sg GoM
affirming the dbo7e hd'is uP .AGroaf8 CjeeI, on a
credit until tie Isl efJd;Hia5Y, 1916. JHese tracts
1sW be 8ie1on b. -. Nelson, Esq.
On the S0M September, 1884, on tie f7,ea1iaes. Toh
tract on Hic0 Rfuei, il he county Of HalfLr eo5r-
tuning 400 acres, ,VLich there Is q Uahtubs Mn
SeGt, with 9.lhgReaphi idhashed; aud a small Tract
ddlN"ing TIA last DDsifiD,ed continuing 100 qc,Ys
These ldnds 1uH Ire She1vuIy Di: HaI7fs.
O1 SATURDAY tte LIST NJ Ocsobcr, 1914 on he brejz-
tses, an tia cot9ay IF .1Iecji,a7uc, that rahurJle
StGafoi, a s,o'e ana fare'7, hn1acfsoHe,y imVrei)
ctlted Snrdngs1gHe, 1cih the LG,rd, contairgy 200
GeTe9 1Hetiree last re'tioned Tracts Of IaHd, 1sR
bs 8otI on q cFedH I0iW the Isl n JG,rfqtv l8i6sS
i''"d with GbqO,ed security, 7yR BE- required Of ne
P''chaSeTS IN each case, and deeds c0nveft t,Gs e-
crteC 6y tie Commissioners.
UiHbe s0idfr Cash, on the ooM dan of Sebtewbe7-
1871, on ne bremises. Tract gfLofid itl1lq in re
CorryoGf Afecblpi1Tg .4lro,y' Creek contrtii,c-
i67 acres, IN Pursuance IF q decree If the Conp,fy
C91'ft Of .N'cin5'sy, IN firm, q the estate Of Jo,i,
- i'm, deahist " N. P'pyenr. Tins htnd j6ins tie
tsso ubbsr tGcts IN .HorVs Creek, 10 he sSkl on the
same dy, a7 fau s 10 he bestet 7cth one or aR Of
them, gDirh 1yVmpks ifbaciasefi toRefheJ. 1oiM Es
ohier }owGacfs, Deory 1000 Gc'es al .peR fiabeIed
ana, nd some 1err f1file
BYTWE c0.fiyNKSSIONERs.
WI.L .9LSO BIZ ,SOLJ. Gt .Stl;i1rs,fVe an
ne 1a QfOct, be-, smoR 9'R.3CI' Of so acres.of
L.8.NID, hGt mace, credit ofl2 Months q
u deed 911'el 10 lie Ds1caGser, git1as- bond aud
secpiTgO
r. .AJ,'EBSO.W
.41pIr nj Joi7l UTleor,
1gfh tie mn G,netred
mr. 81 IDS
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WAsH1NGToE. Sept.
Getty ofa litter tran CoD7. Chuu.ccV 10 tie
Secrefury qffhe NapD, dated
l.. >. ). Sulr ior or Kingston,

-4f'fs5f T''T'g I3i'Fs
SfE--Grcat anxiety Of mind and severe
bodily cXcrtions, have ut length broken down
the best constitution and subjected me to VI
client fever tAat Confined me for eishteen
days. This misfortune was no more to be
foresceu than prevented, bus was particularly
severe 1T the raonent Il happened, as II indu-
ced delay O. iive or SIX days IA tie sailing Of
TIE feet.
Iuthe early part ofJuly. I expected the
9eet would be made ready for sailing BY tac
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BURR .iiILL-9ITITO.NIzS..-

fsSHE Subscriber (fesidn- IN the ripper end Of
PoUietan County. has for sale q ns,n. Of four feet
fnlT Ml-etoncs, of the best quaE,y-Nir. Roa Pore
y The City ofRthmond, is authorised 70 contract Tor
I've sale 81 tie same.
VIZ II. TAYLOR.
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FIFIY D0LkARs REN.qRD.

OST or Stolenout Of one Of my trunks. on nv way
eitne" ~ gong a. at Cumberland court house :,
small red noioeco pocket bcik continuing Xxx notes
each OF 100 dollars, 'e Farmers & Virgins, Banks
Also, three dollar Carolina note together IT'D sever
81 bonds, receipts and oer papers.
Whoever Will procure the said pocket book viii,
rs contents, so that get it. shall receive the above re-
ward
JOSLgH H. CLPSOyW
buckingham, Aug I7---2aw.iwp
z AND OFFICE, August 6ti, ISi4--In plsguance
? Of an act OF Assembly, pissed tie 18th February
1911, entitled an act 10 aiaeH the Se5erui hr7rs con-
ce'HltF Escieots," do hereby rake il known that
the three following tracts o. Hand situated ia hc con
ty OF PttyyIyana, have cscheao.d t. the Common
wealth, rs appears by the certificate OF the Fycaeaicr
OF SAID county, dated the 9th day os July last viz one
tract containing by estimation 935 acres on Stanton
river, one Other t7ict continuing Nv estimation - A.
cres ON Sianton AND Pig rivers AMI one other tract
containing ~ estimatipn 30 acres on Stmmton river
ct WITCH Mr.. Jacob i,iisai, os the state oc Pennsy,-
vaDia, is said IOlsgc died seized
CHARLES DLhGROYE, Bsg'r
Aug i0.------Gw
o. The Editor Of tie National Intelligcucer, win
insert the above @.vertscmcntin his paper Tor weeks
suecessIv-ly x transmit his account 40 this department
Tor payment.
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TILT-HAMMER ES'pABLISH-
MENT.
JOSEPRM yiOW.YES. a. @.

70 ESPECIfULLY inform the public, tl,a, they
have Just completed ills establishment in rra;k-
I'm County, Va shout tor miles below the coir; Lol,
Immediately in the ncisborl,ooa OF C:Ilavay's Ion
Works. They have provided Themselves with rod
and faithful worlren, and the best materials tor ma
king Scytiie-8Iades, Reeping-Hoolss,- Weediuri
Drawing ard Cutting Knives, Sc Sc
They win also carry ON the Wagon making business
cxtcnsively-the wood and IRON part OF which wa be
matte by neat and experienced ha,s-Orie,> ,o,i re-
quests from any part Of the Country, shall he pl.seul-
a.v att
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FEAD-QUARTBRs QutrusrowN,
Jpiy 1871, 1914.
ny Dear Sri arrived At td,s place on
the 10Th, rs assured yo1, that with the bIes-
sing of Col, ] would. All accounts agree that
the force % the enemy in Kingston is very
lisht--nett ne on the Lake shore, north q,
Fort George with your feet and we viii be
able, have no doubt, to settle plan Of ope-
ration that will break The power &c the
enemy in Upper Cauad1, and that in the
course OF q short time. At all events let me
hear from you have looked for your feet
with the creates. anxiety since the 10th. /
do not doubt ny ability 80 meet the enemy in
the hcld and 70 march IN any direction over
his country y5tf 1eet carrying for me the
necessary supplies. We can threaten Forts
Georg- and Niagara, and carry burlington
Heights & YORK, and proceed direct to King
stcn & carry that place. For Co.'s sake lc,
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Tor Sta 3. tic Office of Richie & Treehsn,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
TO THE EDITORS
CoNcoRp.(N. HA Sc,

CONCORD, On. H. SepL2.
Our election took place last Monday. -
From the complexion of those towns receiy.
ed, ] am inclined TO think the Federalists
will succeed by small majority. The
number Of votes is less than in March last !:
but there is no turning to federalism since
the last year. Several hundred of Republi
cans have enlisted in the u. S. service :yet
in a number Of instances republicans have
Increased.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Brig. Gen. ID MoAaThUR,
Commanding 9th Military District.
GEORGE CRoGHAN,
Lieut. Col. Cd rife Rsef.

The Public Buildings having been mostly de.
stroyed, the various officers are locating them
seles in those private houses which are most
commodious and conveniently situated for the
purpose. The President will occupy Col. Tay.
loe's large house, which was lately occupied by
the French Minister The DEPARTMENT OF State
occupies the house lately inhabited by Judge
Duvaii the Treasury Department is fixed at
the House formerly occupi d by the British mi-
mister Foster tae War Office is in the building
adjoining the Bank Of The Metropolis. The Ma.
Wy Office in MIR. siecblin's House near the
West Market, and the General Post Office in
one Of Mr.. Ways new houses, &c. &c.
Nat Lnt.
II is stated in some oftbe papers, we observe,
hat the Congressional Library was saved We
az sorry 10 contradict this statement. The
VsndsIs destroyed without ftmofse this coilcc.
ion OF valuable and scarce hooks. the oss e
which is iireparable. II bis incend,aiy hanus
" re not 10 be arresting by The monument o
.rt exhibited 10 the South Wig Oft the Cap to-.
acould not be expected the enemy would res
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14


A Mr.. William Wilson Of Alcxandr;a loo
also been arrested on similar pro,n,s. ".
was observed to be very busy In coliec,;a.
information, part;cularlv A. The Witt
House--in the even;py he nesle.,sJ 90 L iaa''e
the camp before the een,;ne1. wsr. s.. ~
when he was stonned hy ,.,e an ~ % scs-@
he offered him his purse If he yo,,,, h., 80 49,;
ed him 70 an oa;rs. xsS:,s. anu ie?ors,
hi. nersor ss..ss sou "as seized'
havs NJ &C.. Tnsa, .n4 tners are said to
49, Sa.. .ouna ABOUT nun sketches OF the
s~'p, oaUeIy. "cs ne mas been detained
> s" .u:sn
80. -I - ne"ner OF these persons is = ne-
m 80 ':n nmercan--With an inyratitade
,ra' - suarper tnan the serPents tooth,
msy Are saad 70 hsye attempted 70 sting the
sotn r. ,hs~ ma nas wi.asasn em IN her DC.
r.
no outy o, tne nriton In this country is
= pam :sn one. Let hin look into his own heart
III ne discovers that he Goes not love this
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Extract Of q letter from Alabama Heights
dated August S.


An express passed here q few DAYS
since with dispatches TO Major Gen. Jack
son. from Pensacola the pufport Of which
'is, that 5000 British and Indians are com.
pleteiy armed and equipped at Appalachj-
cola, ready to march--to whatever point il
noe known, Wsmay expect shortly viz
sic from them in this quarter. Gen. Jack.
son !. concentrating his forces above this.
and Is expected here with ali his disposable
force, in the Course Of few days.
Information yesterday arrived in the CITY.
that number OF the enemy's vessels, sad
to lse forty sail, Of what description we ha ,e
not heard, were in the mouth Of the Poto.
mac. IL
BEWARE OF SPIES AND TRAITORS.
We derive the following statement from
priyate letter from Dumires, and from an
officer, who has lately left the camp az the
White House.
"A Mr.. Ramsey, of the City Of Washing
ton. has been taken up and imprisoned, on
charge OF treason--it is said he was ctUl
enough to guide the enemy through che CITY
.-he has since made an attempt upon bis
life, but failed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Defarsmenf Of STATE,
Sefs. 6. 1914.

letter of the 18th of August, stating, that hav.
ing been called on by the Governor General
OF the Can3das, to aid him in carrying into
effect measures of retaliation against the in
habitants of the United States, for the wan.
ten desoIation committed by their army in
Upper Canada, it has become your duty.
conformably With the nature of the Covers
nor Generals application, to issue to tbs ma.
val force under your command, an order to
destroy and lay waste such towns and dis.
tricts upon the Coast as may be found as~
sailable
1t is seen with the greatest surprise, that
this system Of devastation which has been
praetised by the British forces, so manifest.
|y contrary to the usage Of civilized war.
fare, is placed by you on the ground Of re.
taliation.i Nd sooner we're the United States
Compelled to resort to war against Great
Britain, thar. they resolved to wage it in "a
manner most ctqsonant to the principles OF
humanity, and TO thase friendly relations
which II was desirable to preserve between
the two nations. after the res ration of
peace Tbs5 rcsceised however with the
deepest regret thata spirit alike just and
hun ane was neither chers he'd nor aCfed on
by your government. Such an assertion
would not be hazarded. il it was not sup,
ported by facts, the proof Of which has per,
haps already carried the same conviction to
other nations that it has to the people Of
these states. Without dwelling on the de.
plora5le cruehies committed by the s;ayages
in the British ranks, and in British pay, on
American prisoners at the River Raisin,
which to this day have never been disAvow.
ed OF atoned. Isvfer, as more Immediately
connected With the subject Of your letter, To
the wsnton desolaii6n that was committed
at Havresde Grace, and at George Town,
early in the Spring 1913. These villages
were burnt and rasaged by the naval forces,
of Great Britainsto the ruin Of their unarm,
ed INHABITANTS, who saw with astonish,nent
that they derived no protection to their
property from the laws of war. During the
same season. scenes Of invasion aud pillsge,
carried on under the same authority, were
witnessed all along The waters of the Ches-
apeake, to snextcnt iBf1icting the most seri-
private distress, and under circumstances
thar justified ne suspicion, that revenge and
cupdi,y, ratner than the manly motives that
should dictate the hostility of high minded
Toe. led to their repatriation, The late de-
struction of the Houses Of the Goyernm ent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
BAIrIMnpr S... 1r

DIED in this city. on Saturday the Sd in.
slant, in Charleston. after an iilness Of a few
days, Lieutenant RUSSELL BASSETT.
OF the United States Navy, aged 80 years.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
III E II r Y

About 81 or % years OF age, low, well
made, and remarkably strong and &C
tive for his size.-Hls arms and head
are very large-his looks rather suriy,
but be can assume an insinuatlng,
smiling countenance when he pleases !:
when alarmed, embarrassed, or about
to be detected in any offence, be STAN
mers very much but at other times ne
speaks very well He is an exceeding
good ostler, carriage-driver, and wig
goner. purchased him of Nr. Ralph
Wormley at Urbanna, in January 1910.
HE was raised by his brother Mr..
Warner Wormley, il King William
county but have reasons 10 believe
that some evil disposed person has
furnished him with pass, TO enable
him TO pass through the country as a
free man, anc that he is now on MS
way to Alexandria, the Federal City,
ard Baltimore, having passed through
Fredericksburg.
Ne carried with him, or had on when
he went away, puIPleish or brown.
i.h surtout, with red flannel lining end
large white plated but,ons-a short
cot of twiiled Virginia cloth of
blsckish color, being of cotton am
wool mixcd-a pair of partaloons OF
the same kind of cloth, several waist
coats, one of them OF striped Virginia
eloth-a tolerably god black round
hat, and several Virginia cotton shirts,
and several other articles
Whoever viii deliver the above slave
to William Herbert Esa. in Aicxan.
dria, or myself here, or convey me
such information as will enable me to
&c, him again, shall be very literally
rewarded. All persons are forewain-
ed not to harbour or entertain, and
all masters of vessels and Others, not
to carry him o9t of the state, as those
who shall offend herein shall be prose.
cu;ed with The utmost rigor OF the law.
David Robertson. :
Petersburg. April 2o---23. If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
FOR SALE,

Il valt,aNe Tract Of Land,
Situate in Fairfax county, on Sugarland
Run, near the Leesburg road, contain
ing 262 acres About 100 acies are IN
Wood and we'll numbered. The clear
ed laud is divided into convenien, maids
under good iencing, is we'll watered, and
the soil is equal If not superior to any I'D
It's vicinity.
On thi. excellent Farm are good
Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barb, SRI
bIes, sc. AS purchasers will view foa
themselves, more particular descrip.
ton is deemed unnecessary.
For terms apply to NICHOLAS
HARPER, residing on the premises or
STEPHEN DONOHOE.
March dStiaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
Potomac River Land
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell sbtG.
l2Co acres Ct land situate upcn :n4
binding or the Po.smac in NsbleH0!'
Charlie. county Maryland, about one
hall of which is well wooded-Ihe sou
fertile and particularly adapted to TIE
growth of wheat-well suited TO Glove,
forty acres of which being at pfe'eM
thickly set with the second ys'h
growta-A meadow Of fifteen Of t"eh'
ty acres may be made to advant'sa-
a grist mill adjoining ,hs properly Gu
be purchased upon easy terns--hp
the opinion of persons eonyer'sn' va
the business, that a successful h'h'p
might be established with ut'e O.
pence--The buildings have been la..
ly repaired. and consist o! an o'er'ts.
house with four rooms upon the IL
flocr and two above, an extensive can'
a stable with large sails Tor ioun'.i
horses, together with hay loH =,
two granaries each IL by ID iee'
corn houses, quarter and mea.n' :.
Ten or twelve likely sl'ves WIZ =
whole OF the stock of every osss:s
ton, which is large, together -
farming utensils may be hadii .S ~,
ed--a hundred bushels OF T6e@ go -,
quantity of rye ard oats :rs a. ~ !,
scwn--1 he property vii Be sou -,
suit purchasers either di'ldeo = ,.,.
and possession given at any Ir: -
Persons at distance Vishhs :.
know the situation, may see Il y =;
ferring to map Of Maryia. q f.
land includes Maryland fo'n'
further particulars enquire Oh 's r..5a
scriber living at Aliens FRESH w.
county, Maryland. o..
April l9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
BY virtue Of deed of trust


frsm Daniel lM'carsy and Margarc,
Matilda Snowdea, his wife, will be ex
posed to public sale on Saturday the
23d day of April, aStract Of Land ly-
ing in the County of Loudohn, State
Of Virginia, known as M Carty's Island
10 satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about 90 miles a.
bove Georgetown, and the City of
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by its productions to be the
most valuable and desirable land in eli
Their the states of Maryland or virgi.
MA, & with proper cultivation man be
made To produce 100 bushels of corn
per acre. a great proportion of this
tract is heavily timbered, from which
an inexhaustible quantity of snip tim
Scr, slaves, &c. may be taken.-The
property will be shewn on application
TO MIR. John w Bronaugh, in George
town.-Terms of Sale will be made
known on the day of sale by
The Trustees.
Jan %. laws.
THE subscriber by viitue OF deed
of trust from the above mentioned Da-
mel M'Carty, decd. will ALSO expose
to public sale for Cash, the above men,
toned property Il the time and plac''
above mentioned, to satisfy balance
due Of certain debts in the said deed Of
trust mentioned.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb 70
In consequence of the bad
ness of the weather, the sale of
the above property is postpon-
ed until Saturday the 2Sth of
May next, when it will take
place on the premises.
April % dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
Loudoun Land for Sale.

syTNHE subscriber offers for Sale the
farm on which he resides con-
ainiag betseeneight and nine hundred
ACRES, more than one third OF which
is In timber, the balance under cultiva-
tien, andhas been highly improved with
Plaster and clover, il is laid off into
convenient number of 6elds, well en-
closed, and water in the most ofthem.
the Timothy meadows produce about 50
or SO thousand weight of hay, and the
high. land a large quantity OF clover. the
improvements ars better than usual, the
dwelling house is. large, and consists
eleven well flushed rooms, and there
are ont houses OF every description, MAJ
nv OF them built with stone, and all in
good repair. There are upwards of one
thousand apple trees Of choice fruit, also
~ abundance OF peach, pear, cherry,
plumb and ounce trees
X ais farm lies mthe county of Lou
doan sithin Two or three hund cd ga DIS
ofthe Little River Turnpike Road, and
about thirty miles above Alexandria aud
Georgetown The situation Is uncom-
monty healthy, and the neighborhood
afrsrd, good society. There are seee-
IA, Merchant Mills near. and Grist
Mil within few yards OF the Land =
] silt sen great bai gain in this land.
Any person wishing TO purchase 8 good
fagm, viii think, be pleased with this.
One haif ,ae purchase money will be
expected in hand, for lae balance time
swill DC sivcn--For terms apply TO the
Subscriber on the premises.
ISRAEL LACEY.
GOSHEN, March 5. lawSm.
y b. Twill sell about 100 acres ct
Wood .aBsl rear the above farm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
400 ACRES.

This place is well improved with COM
Portable S commodious dwelling house,
and all convenient and necessary out
houses, barns, stables, quarters, &c. sc.
of a superior quality. the most healthy
situation in that part of the country. On
this land are several well prepared IL
ynosby meadows, and very considera-
bic quantity Of this land is well adapted
20 add eass of preparation for umethy !;
the soil generally !, teri and we'll a.
dapted to the grosth wheat, corn &c.
Frem severel experiments plaster acts
vel. on tai, hnd sUme Of II is well set
with red clover. Taere Is on II great
aeuadsnce oI,imber and wood. Il will
be sold on the premises to the highest
bidder on Tuesday ihe 2lst day OF June
next. il fair. If not the next iair day.
Terms Of sale. three equal payments at
the end of six, twelve and eighteen
months; the purchaser giving bond
with approved securities, with . lien up
OH the land until the purchase money Is
pad.
AT the same time and on the same
terms, will be sold tract OF land lying
is Cornwalli.'s Meek, Charles County,
containing 500 Acres. IL Is deemed
useless to give a minute description, as
purchasers Sill view the premises before
The day OF sale.
Joseph Edelen,
Nichl. Stonestreet,
Rreeusors If Dir. James Edelen.
Anril IL lawts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
Certificates Missing.

: LOST or mislaid the Certificates
for Two Shares in the Great Hurting
Greek Bridge Company. Nos. ia
les. Notice is hereby given, thai
application will be made to the Presl-
dent and Direcsorsofthe said Company
for the renewal ofthe same.
Mark Butts.
: May 10 law3t