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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-08

THE British sloop of war Penguin, her
prize. and experimenting the Peacock and
Tom Bowling were British cruizers, she
'Escuttled hers The following are the par
lticularsof the action, furnished by Lieut.
Brownlow, of the Marines, belonging to
the Hornet, who has in charge the colours
of the Penguin & dispatches for govern
lment. On the Esd of March, off the IS
land of Tristan de Cunha, the Hornet,
tcapt. Biddle. rated IS and mounting 90
Eguns, eighteen 80 pound carronades and
two long 1857 fell in with his Maiesty's
sloop of war Penguin, rated Is and
mounting 81 guns, eighteen SO pound
carronades, twolong 19's, one LIB. car
ronade on the forecastle, and two brass
swiyels in her tops, with a crew of 1873
men, and after an action Of 90 minutes.
succeeded in capturing her, with the loss
ION board the Hornet of only l man killed
and II wounded. The loss on board the
Penguin was II killed, including the cap
tain and boatswain, and % wounded. Z
| Lieut.. Brownlsw Informs US, that about
a minute after the Penguin struck to the
Hornet, and>the action had ceased, a shot
was fired from the Penguin, which wound
/ ed capt Biddle severely IN the neck but
from which wound he was fast recovering.
The Penguin was much shattered, having
SIS rosRd shot in her hull. her foremost
shot away feet above deck, and bow
spirit close to the night Heads. The Hor-
net came off with the loss of her spankef
boom, carried away by round shot, and
several crane ia her hull. During the
leagagenenyL Lieut., Connor of the Hornet
| was Woundedin the hand and through Tie
thigh, and IN that situation remained on
deck till the battle was over, peremptori-
lly refusing to be carried below.-Yhe day
latter the action the Tom Bowling in CO.
with the Peacock fell in with the Hornet,
land then put into the Island of Tristan
de Cunha, on the Brazils, where they re-
maiaed 20 days, and then made cartel
OF the Tom Bowling and sent her with
TIE prisonerssto st. Salvador, where theF
were landed. BEFORE the Tom Bovine
Ilett Tristan lie Cunha, capt. Biddle had
inearly recovered sScin his wounds so as
Ito be considered out Of danger. The
EtGrnet spoke aneutral vesseltwo or three
days before Re aetion who Informed OF
Ithe Peace, but capt. Bi,idle did not be-
Ilieve 1.-THE Tom-Bowling did not
hear Of the peace until she arrived at st.
Salvador. i'he brig S4ce.lo4ian whici.
sailed from this port in co. with the Tom
Bowling touched at Tristan de CulAa.
Iaad then proceeded on her yoyage TO tie
East Indies. Lett.at st. Salvador, thc
private armed brig True B!ooded Yankee
fheand to tie Isle of France, and TIE pri-
4ateer Rl1seiy, Williams Of ,Resjon,
basrsi to iIayanna. Spoke on the .26th,
in lat. So, loag. 60, orig Trumbull,
Hardy, from Bath for .Sia9anzies.
The Tom, Bowling brought home Up
yards of 100 OF the crews Of the True il.
Yankee and the Glakely.
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Maid to the Infants o.


.SSlai SOP Cb,ald I live in Spain, { shall
.;ypt to choose my domicile in
bare vince and city whose climate
t4s5 p hest withlay constitution, advan-
ssrsss and habits. But not finding it
eel az :s,t, st least for the present, to
cans ,.a 70 Spain, It shall always be at my
r etlla - live in the country which
l sP''o1 no. and transfer my domicile to
i. & AZ the title of King and the roy
,,srogatiyes which my spouse and |
q ! - continue to enjoy during Lille are
'la a' and That the honours aud respect
, y. i y, may be paid wherever we re-
a4s osr beloved son and his successors
' b,T b. bound to request OF the soye-
ga 49,. IN whose state we reside,
. s.,I;actions which belonging to our rank
sal6i.h dignity, shall be preserved to
=, or The present articles having been
..,r,;psd and approved by my son,
s '1alI receive a corresponding ratifca-
ton ,o,
( I.;.rnadl CHARLES"
The above articles engagement having
han accepted by the king cur Lerd in
~ firm, we're ratified by the father
S ~ # Rome on the 4th of March, and
4. ~ ssfifcations exchanged, accompanied
Nth the restriction, that king Charles
,5sll not reside in any country where Be-
rsyarte or Murat bear rule.
!. 1 roFal decree OF the Gath of March
.t,bIisaes a new order in Spain. by the
,sna Of the ROYAL American Order OF
Is,bella the Catholic OF which it de-
rFibes At great length the Insignia"
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THE CREEK COUNTRY.

Mobile Jane 5.
TIE new track of country. added to
he sIssissippi Territory, BY the treaty
entered into between General jackson
sldtae Creek Indians, IS setting very
Est. About two hundred miles are ad-
tcdto The eastern frontier Of the terrific
rs; and the additional district is proba-
Hg from Zoe To 80 miles wide.--Diffi-
taitia ard dissentions Of course must ex-
X Were nnmber Of strangers. al
sazieas to acquire property. are ioftui-
iSdslY tliroTn together--and ne iittie
4, bood IS generated by contests, con-
CSGng the boundaries of lands, to which
r,ae Of them can have any legal claim.
SGae OF these rev settlers are nearer
Fe5GJly to the seat OF the territorial go,
ylraaent than three hundred miles, and
rne OF them cannot be less than live.
lsc3red. Tie law, therefore, has hardly
esaa to operats. Indeed, no county is
yeSesfsbiShed to euIbraSe the newly ac-
eiaea isggitory. The evil Of their dis
@ae from the seat of government will
alseyer, soon be remedied; for as the
2Fllauon east of Pearl River, includ-
Ess .aat Of Madison county on the Ten
ne zee, will very shortly out number
tlat on the west of Pearl river, the seat
g'TerNmentf0 the Mississippi state
Vs,..
l9'' ae established at St. Stephens, or
some ether scite on the Tombishy.
4 good deaE.of irritation yet exists in
Ie Greek natiun. The peace and war
eies are still at variance, and some A.
2 p'.lgaa settlers have been killed. Gen.
Va9'es Is IN the Greek country, aad has
~'5 Riorce aecompaniedby some TREAD
indians to arrest the mnrderers.
LIE aFamards are 30 less alarmed
;la'ae tnericans, & it is said that the
80 discourse s1 between Pensacola aad APP
r. rrSe y: is in great measure CIT
4 l. !. f3are IS at the latter place larg b.
intlans and Negroes, we'll su}i-.
~, ~ with every thing necessary for
Nat. Intel.
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TO TIE EDITOR,
6 Fort StoCldert. June 5, 19

TUT CIUuueiC; JUUt ., loio.
" We begin to look for a renewal of
Indian hostilities. The British Colonel
Nichols, it is said, has made large pre-
sents to them on the AppaIachicola, OF
arms, ammunition and provisions; built
two block houses for them, charged them
not to abandon the lands ceded to Gen.
Jackson, and given them reason to expect
British assistance in two or three years.
About 500 Indians assembled there, and
"a large body OF Negroes. The Spauiards
ARE IN as much dread as ourselves.
. three of cur people were killed ten
or twelve days ago"
Richmond Enquirer.
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An Estray Mare.

"TAS taken up near Ravensworth
w Mill, Fairfax County, Va. a.
bout 10 miles from Alexandria, on Tues
day last the 18th inst. a Bar .MaRE,
abous Is hands high, years old, dark
legs, main and tail, with a d brand on
the left thigh.--Ths owner is request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
Samuel Dodson.
Near Rayensworth Mill.
July s. Str
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Nee York, Ju'y 4.
~, ANoT4ERl
nalLLAEr NAYAL. VICTORY.

N1f All tlSl UkI,
: AroHtEvaD BIZ THE
"@ SL0oP OF WAR HoRNET,
-, Cartain BTDDLE.
b n. ,l9"rting 6pt gSrcay GHusl
NATURE and Destruction Of his
O. Hritapnic Majestv's
'o ~ oF " AR PENGUIN,
M captain srlcK5xsoS.
q Guns, aud a complement
Am. Of l59 Menl
> H. : an Action Of twenty-two minutes
T,y;O y. s,sl Of MARCH last, otfthe island OF
siIi,,' ae following particulars of this
anti. aSaon the Editors of the Mer-
,rras; :, ,Aa = are. indebted to the
Is : u'.s port yesterday morning of
81, h9rls Tom Bowling. CAPT. Garlic.
Tles .S ! erSize intae Pacific Ocean.
7 c,s 1e. nm Bowling sailed from ta;s port
ssa = % January, in company with
'0ss oe irisate President. and
.rase s,s sar aofpet aud PeacocE, and
.r.s. I'ea merchanthrig Macedonian
s.d i eomaaay with the Hornet on
aia mo- \ our. and did not fall IN Will
| "a Of y 'oe 24tis of March. of TIE
Fl sr., 'F'st'an &c Cunha.--Whea,
~a4a her sac lad in company
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This is to give Notice,

"a THAT the SUBSCRIBER hath obtained
8 from the Orphans court of Charles
county, Md. letters of administration on
the personal estate of Jobn Brent, late Of
Charles county, deceased.-atl persons
having claims against the said decd, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
at Or before the first day of January
next, they may otherwise by law be ex-
claded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under nay hand this first day of
July, Ammo Domini, 1915.
WILFRED MANNING. Admir-.
July 8 st.
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I ours, respectfulI
THE SWEDISH SAILOR BOY.


At late meeting Of the aberdeen
auxiliary Bible Society, the following
pleasing anecdote was related by the Rev.
Mr. Grant of Orkney, who was an eye
witness OF tie scene.
. Last year," said he, {. vessel from
Stockholm, in Sweden, was driven upon
eur coast IN a tremendous gale, and be-
came total wreck situated so that no
human and could possibly be ad .inistered
for tue preservation of the crew. In a
Snort time alter the vessel struck, she
went to pieces. The spectators on shore
Ibeheid with Pungent griefthe awful situa-
ton OF those on board but those on shore
Icould render no assistance.-All on board
persisted except one man. and he was
driven by the merciless waves upon a
Ipiece OF the wreck, entwined among the
Iropes attached to the mast. Half mixed
Iuad half dro,Gned he reached the shore.
and was disengaged by those on shore,
iron has heart rending situation. AS
soon as they rescued him, astonishment
IillIed their minds by observing small
2arcei, tied frmly round his waist with
handkerchief. Some concluded it was his
money: others it was the ships papers !;
md others said it was his watch. The
was embossed, and to their
surprise and astonishment it was his Bible
d Bible given to the lads father from the
british and Foreign Bible Society. Upon
fae blank leafwas prayer written, that
tie Lord would make the present gift
the neans Of saving his sous soul. Upon
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For O DyseRieru.

Roll several folds of flannel round the
body, from the chest to the waist; drink
water in which rice has been boiled, be-
ing very careful to stain away from it
every particle ct tie huaks, for t5ey do
4arul. This SIMPLE remedy is universal
y resorted to ia Egypt, where the disor-
Ter is SO common, and is considered as a
certain cure.--fall spirituous and heating
iquogs should be avoided.
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the other blank leaf was an account how
the Bible come into the old mans hands ;
and that gratitude to the British and
Foreign Bible Society, which inspires
the heart of every Christian, was undis-
5uisedly written by the old man. The
request was that the son should make
lit the man of his counsel, and that he
could not allow his son to depart from
home without giving him the best pledge
of his love, a Bible, although that gift de-
prived the other parties Of the family.
The bible bore evident marks of being
often red with tears"
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Public Sale.

WWTILL be sold on Thursday the
" 99th of the present month, at 4
O'Clock z. NJ. on the premises, a Lot Of
Grosad, situated Oh the corner of Gro
noke and Water streets, Is feet front On
and extending through
the square, to PendIeton street. There
lis erected on the Lot, Bake-House.
with two excellent ovens, and pump of
good water, within a few feet of tie Bake
House. Terms made known on the day
of sale.
P. G. MARSIELLER. /
July s. Gaw2w
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District Of Columbia-to wit
County Of Alexandria,
Aprit Term, 1915.
Edmund Complainant,

| '~~''iA -So"oPSS@ppe'''9
AGAINST,
Alexander Henderson, Jun. and John
Mcpherson, late trading under the firm
Of Alexander Henderson 4 Co. and Ko-
bert Young, James Sanderson and John
Mills, jun.-Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Alexander Henderson,
Jun. not having entered his appearance &
given security according to the statute I!
| the rules Of this court, and it appearing
| to the satisfaction of the court, upon affi-
dayit, that the said defendant Alexander
f! Henderson ajun. is not an inhabitant OF
this District: On motion of the complain
ant by his counsel, it is ordered, that tie
said defendant Alexander Henderson Jun.
do appear here on the first day Of Novem-
Der term next, and enter his appearance
to the suit and give security fox perform
ing The DEGREES OF the court, and that tie
Iot'er defendants, John Mcpherson, and
Robert Young, James Sanderson and John
Gl'lS, jpn. SO izat pay away. convey or
sec"c'e5 TIE ae';ts 0y t'iaG OWING TO, or
The estate ., effects ia fheiy aaad8 belong
lag to tie said absent defendant Alexan-
der Henderson, Jun. untii the further
order or decree OF this court, and that
copy Of thls order be forthwith published
for two months SUCCESSFULLY in one of the
pubic newspapers published in tbs coma
tY,aad that aasosser copy be posted at tie
trent dooroE the courthouse ofsaid coun-
ty.
A copy--Test,
u. Deneale, C C
July 8. law2m
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, july 8.

The 'brig Jane, Davis, three days out
from Portsmouth, for this place, was spok-
.nin lat. 81, so, long. "a, "a, by a vessel
stired at N. York, from Murfreesburg.
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Georgetown, July St
Sugar, Molasses, &c.


On SATURDAY., sth instant,
VIII be Sold at Public Auction, on tbs
wharf, at Gsorgeto,on--
lhe Cargo Of Sch'r Peace,
Just arrived from tie West.Indies aud
now landing:
CONSISTING OF
10000 lbs. first quail. hluscovado Sugar
l,700 els. retailing AIolasses
$500 lbs. Coffee
6 tons Logwood, &c. &c. &c.
The terms, which viii be liberal, will
1e made known Oh TIE day OF sale.
p Sale 20 begin at 10 c'clock, i. NJ
Joncnerez q Davis,
.2acGoRssT5.
Jug. ct
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MARRIED, ~ sunday evening last by
the Rev tir. eupgS1r e. ~. HeaEei,
to Miss .Snrai ~, Ly!es: daughter et eel.
". Lyles Of Prince George County,
{ Md.
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BOSTON, july :.

Among the passengers in the Milo, for
Liverpool, which will sail immediately
will be'the accomplished Mrs. Jerome Bo-
naparte who visits Europe for the benefit
of her health Her son remainsat school
in Maryland. It ought to be mentioned
to the credit Of Louis the 18th, that the
salary of $4,000 crowns. per ann. settled
by Jerome, on his son, has been punctu-
ally paid by NJ. Serrurier during the
reign OF the 3ourbons. Centinel.
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Merchants Attend /!
AUCTION.

-
ON Wednesday the leth inst. will be
sold at the Auction Room, the entire
and veryextensive stock Of
Dry Goods,
Cfa Gentlemen declining BUSINESS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, superfine, fine, and common
Cashmere and caslnets
Shawls, silk and cotton
Stockings, silk, cotton, lambswocl and
wOrsted
Irish linen and shifting cambrics
fIandkerchiefs. silk and cotton
Cambrics, musl;ns and lenoes
|Ca!licoes and ginghans
Vestings Of all descriptions
platillas, osnaburgs and Hessians
Russia sheeting and toweling
Long aud short silk Gloves
Ribbons Of all descriptions
india cottons and checks
DOMESTIC
Gingbams, Raids. shambray, Be.
Looking Glasses, sc. SC.
Terms-All sums under S1Oe cash,
above 500 and under $500 ninety days,
above $500 and under $500 four raontfs,
and above 5000, six months credit viii
be given for notes on proper Stamps sa.
hsiactorily endorsed.
joncherez e Davis,
.lactioneers.
Georgetown, July7 St
kE O.
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I'ist1ct Of o'unoia-to wit
County Of .iieeGu,iria. !
sypyiI term, 1915.

Ectf Janney, Nidow and rel,ss Oh =
quiiia Janncy,, and John Mcpherson,
guard AZ Of Hannah Janrey, Daniel Jan
Dey, William Janney, ReDecca Ianney,
Aqailia janney, Israel Jannev and Mary
ann janneJ. orphans of Aqailla !anney.
-CoaPLAINANTs.
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LoNpoN. MAY 10.

LONDON. Fay III.
The hustle among the workmenin Ply
mouth dock-yard exceeds that ever wit
nessed at any former period. In conse-
gueuce ct their uncommon eXertions most
If them are obtaining enormous wages.
Several severe, and some fatal accidents
lave however occurred, the result of
these unparalleled endeavours. Among
others, the fate Of Young workman
named B. Stephens, las excited great
comnlisseration. His mate was driving
an iron Hoop Oh a mast with an iron
,aaui with bis utmost force and which
missing the hoop. Was driven into the ab-
.lomen OF Stephens. lie languished in
extreme torments from Tuesday last unit.
Thursday, when he expired in the pre-
sence of his wife and fonr children, and
Of the agonised nan who had been the In
accent cause Of the lamentable catas-
Jtophe.
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10 tie Editors Of tie Commercial 3D.

TIE following interesting auecdote is
copied from, the : London Baptist Ma
game" tot May last. have no doubt
t!lat It's insertion IL your paper will con-
iecas great favor on your numerous
Subscribers, as tile reading Off has aGiord.
ed real pleasure to
Curc rncoao4F,.lI-- W
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District of CoIumbia-ro WIT.
County Of .8!eaandria, :
.4prit Term, 1915.
Thomas PoweiI-CoMpLAINANT.
AGAINST.
William Allen and John Gird--De-
fo,doy2fc


IN CHANCERY.
TIE defendant William allen not hay
ing entered bis appearance and given Sc
curity according to the statute and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendant William Allen
is not an inhabitant of this district: on
motion of the complainant by his counsel,
it is ordered, that the said defendant
William Allen do appear here on the first
day of November Term next, and enter
his appearance to the suit, and give Sc
curity for performing the DEGREES of the
court, and that the other defendant John
Grid do not pay away, convey Or secrete
the debts by him owing to. er the estate
or effects in his hands belonging to, the
said absent defendant Williams Alien un-
til tie further order or decree of this
court, and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessiVely in one of the public newspapers
published in this county, and that ano-
Their copy be posted at the front door OF
the Court House of said county.
A copY-TEsT.
G. DENEALE, c. c.
July. 8. law2m
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AGAINST.
Elisha Janney-DEFGNDASr.
IN CHAM tIHY

IN SHANtEGf.
The Defendant Elisha Jannev, not hay
ing entered bis appearance ard given Sc
ceiIty according to the statute and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of tie court, uron aaida-
Wit, that the said Elisha Janney is not an
.!nhabitant CT this District On motion of
the con'piainants by their counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendant Elisha
Janney, do appear here on the first day
of November term next, and enter his
to the suit and give security
tol performing the DEGREES Of the court !:
and il IS tGrther ordered that copy of
this order be forthwith Published for two
months successively. in one Of the pubIic
newspapers published in this eouatv. and
that another copy be posted at the front
door OF tie courthouse OF SAID county.
A Copy-Iest,
q. DeneaIe, G. c.
July s. laW2ln
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0TICE il. hereby given, that the
subscribers will IN pursuance of
tie decree Of The county court OF FAIR
fax. made IN tie suite Of WIN. B. Ma
srutler and Thomas u. Washington A.
sainst John Lakes heirs, offer for sale
st Public Auction on the premises on
the 18th day Of Nov. in the present year,
the following tract or parcelgot land, the
place where John Luke formerly resided,
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Z 0r harleston,
al Barpaill III land (

Will Sls43I. aa hdsads0sNe itEst44
III Ia.N. Containing 1875 acres ei
Land af Which 70 are cleared and the
balance II timber. On it's coptcrta-
Bic log house, near two eseellent anu ne
yer falling springs, and i peach orchard
1T choices ITait. This farm lies II the
lower part of Lendouh comfy, about g
miles from Aldie, 81 from Alexandria
aud within hale mile 81 Che great turn
bike road Ieadiug from Alexandfla 70
Winchester. VII sell this lard low.
One half Of the purchase money wlll De
required in hand, and the balancein two 4
equal annnal instaIinents. Apply 70 Col s
Armistead e. Mason, Of to
Robert araiStena.
3 ~ MT - .sg<1.te
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Fire Insurance Company I
or a lsGnfldfid.

stock h6lders IN this institution
are hereby informed, that a disi-
dend of feur pet cent on that pastsof
the capital now paid, for the last six
months. Isl this daF declared, which viii
Be ready ITO BE- paid them on Friday the
sd inst.
J. 81 A'icbolls, Ssc'y.
1hsnfanre Glide.
~ NJ<ssti ~ - o. e ,s = ls55s a q s g.tit
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Notice.

10 The Stockholders of the Colamljpn IN
sxrunee Compapy Of .ateraa1rias
Dividend of eight and half per
"A cent on the cash capital has this
day been declared. being two thirds sof
The profits ia conformity with the arti-
cies of association arising from the bnsi-
ness sibce tie 18th Maylast, which vii
.he paid to the stockholders on q after
the 4th inst.
BY order Of the Board,
Hm wilson: Sec y.
Columbian Insurance Office,
Alexandria. Nov. I.,1S15.
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ayV ashing ton e aYern

.alewdadrias 27ih october.
SINCE TFlE I1ATE RlTsE,
YESiIE public are notified, that the
ss;sscriber is provided with Sta
'bles ssgAicieilt to accosnnDdate Horses
Jiar those that may tl.inx proper 70 iagor
him with their. custom.
Ra.S,B OLPH MOTT.
October 81 d2w
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eifers0n Land for Sale!

4 IS BOUT 500 Acres IN tie county D
JeIFetsorl and State Of Virginia, on
She apati leading from Winchester to
Baltimore. IL miles from the former, ii
from EIaFpeFss Ferry and Sffom CHARLES
town lshiles from Alexandfia, George
town and tic, City Of Washington. The
improvements are a new brick house, 2
stories hlgA, i barn 40 feet square, sta
sbIe. &e.
The soil IS of the very FIRST quality,
well adapted to tile growth Of Timothy,
cloves and every species Of grain fore
than Ia 4 DC she la0dsiis covered vita tim
Der oE tie best Quality.