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1.-TWO or three NEW TENEMENTs with
Il Garden Ground inolosed, on MAnIex HILL,
one mile below Richmond. -apply to
NEIL APCOULL. y
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SeMleab. .senteKaria GnLericnLnln.

Description This IS perennial Plant and rises
about ? feet in height. Leaves are on square
stem, opposite each other, the same as Boneset,
and spear-shaped towards the end flowers blue,
or rather OF a yiolet color.
Mstsfy.--lt grows about the borders ofponds,
and on the banks Of rivers--and flowers ~ Au-
gust.
Medical Virtues.--It is good astringentj and
has been found an hfalibie Cure for the bite OF a
mad Dog, either in man or beast. The following
secret preparation procured from Physician
in New Jersey, who brought Ine the herb; and
which now communicate for the general good
ofmy fellowcreaturcs, that, IN case Of their NEE
ting with such misfortune, they may know
bow TO apply remedy that has never failed, in
one instance, when applied according TO the fol.
loving,
PrstraeSsy-esdssr sss lseEss Of he Plant
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WORDS, WITH THEIR PROPER s1owIrr
CATIoN

.7hes-s colossal union of ambition, tyranny
usurpation and power
.2ife4 Observation-Disclosures and dismem.
berment Of France, Poland, &c.
Allied deAUsrGnee--completely delivering the
French nation from all share in It's own govern
ment
.4Lied tnstiee--Exorbitant exaction and contri-
buttons, sanctioned by power, not by right
Legitimate balance of power-France
kicking the beam--the allies prcponderatng.
CdfskiU RecgreSr
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CURE FOR HYDRoPHeBIA.

We arc sorry oiearn, that an infant Son FLAMES
.lfqgrq.V, Minister Of the Gospel, near the
18th instant nut have some consolation in lay.
ing before our readers the following remedy
for this, perhaps, most distressing calamity to
which the human family are liable
loor I,feU
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repairing of every description, the Yanl
tee WOodsn ones, excepted which can only
be mendeddy CarpeHiers AID cleaned By
Fire 10
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PRINTING
:" q" Us eartety neatly erecutea rI the
OFFIGE.
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A Mr.. srMox, ChiIicothe, advertises
g Clsek and Watoh-naking, rnending and
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memory, for his Judgment and GOODNESS, as
also. on Lieutenant NJ t5hee aud Hicks for su
strictly attending 20 his example and instruc-
tons their own account of the capture OF
their respective vessels, as we'll as that of 1t.
Robertson, who succeeded to the command
OF the Conhance, will, feel assured, do am
pie justice to the merits of the officers and
men serving under their mined conimani
but cannot omit noticing the individual
conduct of Lieuts. Robertson, Creswick and
Hornby, and Mr.. Dryden, master, tor their
parucular exertion IN endeavoring to bring
the Couhance's starboart, side to bear on .,he
enemy, after most of their guns were dis
Uounted on the other
1t is impossible for me TO express to Won
my admiration of the officers and crew scrv-
ms undermy personal orders their GOODNESS
and steadineSs, the. effect OF which was prov
ec by their irresistible fire directed to-
wards the brig opposed to us, claims my war
NEST acknowledgements, but more particu-
iariy Ter preserving the same so long after
the whole strength of the energy had been di-
rected against the Linnet alone MY First
Lieutenant, MIR. William Drew, whose merits
l nave before had the honor to report 60 YOU
behaved on this occasion in the most exem-
pla1.y manner.
BY the death of Mr.. Paul acting second
heut. the service has been deprived ofa most
valuable and brave officer he fell early in
the acton. Great credit is due to Mr.. Giles
purse tor volunteering his services on decl,
10 Mr. Mitchell, surgeon, for the skill he
evinced in performing some amputations re-
CURED at the monert. as we'll as his Great
attention to the wounded during the action.
at the close Of which the water was nearly y
foot above the lower deck, from tire number
OF shot which struck her between wind and
water. have to regret tina loss of the boat
swain, MIR Jackson, who was Killed a few
minutes before the action terminated. The
assistance ! received from Mr.. MuckIe. the
gunner, and also Mr.. Clarke, masters mate.
Messrs. Towkc and Sinclair, nldshipman.
the latter Of whom was wounded in the head.
and Mr. Guy my clerk, will, hope, recon-
mend them, as well rs the whole of my gal-
liant littlecrew, to your notice have mu h
satisfaction ia making you acquainted with
the humane treatment the wounded have re-
ceived from Commodore M'Donoueh thew
were immediately removed to his own hospi
tai on Crab Island, and were furnished with
every requisite. His generous and polite at
tention also, 70 myself, officers and men, will
ever hereafter be gratefully remembered.
have, sc.
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S'eric7n GOV ernrert. - publishing par,;.
IN CARRIED account of thu cnrnmenceme, +
OF a negoriation still in progress. which could
my De intended fo strengthen the war par
y AGAINST tins country,. In answer 20 the
, MARQUIS OF LAns''own,-th Earl of I;v rpool
ela eu that government hadsso kuagittlge
or tnS ct asscr ed by the a gaerican esc,e.
Y OF Safe, relative % The slaves beisy ta<sp
.N.h tne Amercap states aud said .'y British
sNVe0ts on t.itt an enquiry Was ordered &,
~ ntde' AID THAI if any pyrs7n ahoald bl.
Iopha guilty Of SO atrocous an oE-nce thew
woalHbc puniShel.
mr. ffrS4i arriocd-Th- American Mer-
chants hfI-'wIon have 1 strong preseilti,nent
m ,avor 9tpaace from The arrived OF the Fla
rienced acohsidelaale
NOE SPIN.
me lnte'lg nee from SIP in sbews the an
KEY OF the Govframent ofthe MotAcr Cnup-
try as to her Colohiss AM forced cont-,bu-
IONS have been eS,ected from the merchants
OF Na9iz, one of wh0e h s paid S 10000 to
asceterSte the armament destined for S. Anne
Capt. T. Hickey is e,painted to the St
lia@ w. 100, carryinstae broad pendant
LONDON. Nov. e--The kast-T,a;,n Conn
Try ship Adele has heer c..puured bv AN A.
mercan privAtesr of Pon,i ns-o,5er nr;-
.d'9eis were crnizinS "h tae yyst OF Suma-
!, BY the late arrivals from India.s~c ieara
that several A'n aricaa PRIV 3tc,-rs al- .,,e,,,s
IN th1 Chimes seas. and had ca9,prti
m any = iish vessels which they earn IN
to tue Chinese ports. The Doris 81, ale
a'a several other ships were on the lookup
ior then. The D1rs h ID Captured q valua
pie Am rican ship 1t the entrance OF the
Canton river. She bad ON board cons;lar-
able quantity of dollars destined to paw for
her carg in China
PoRrsMoUrH NV 26-Fhc Str.atharn.
"hlcn LETT '5atava IN the ooh Julv. was de-
tanned at ttat place in conseq iencc of an EN-
barge, which had been laid On account az
some American privateers being in thar
quarter One of the privateers, Of 90 Guns
a. 200 men. had lately been capturedbv the
. ven (5iendower frigate, a priv - tie
y lev ally, Anercan privat er f,fR tony
had into Saldana- BAY (Cape Of Coed
1'pC IN DIS ress. ana was tn r. taken poss-
ESQ OF by h gar so. So was Captured
ON he c'ae OF S;nmat-
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THE successful, course Of this n-era,ion has
beer. followed by the immediate submission
oe the extensive and in,poilart dis, riot
east of the Penobscot River 10 us Maiesty's
=rnS.
IN adverting to these events. am conf
dent YOU will be disposed to rct 81 full jus
tiCe TO the vaiour and discipline which have
distinguished his Maiesy's land ard sea for
ces, and you will regret with ne the Sc
we're loss the country has sustained by
the fall of the gallant commander of His
Majesty's troops IN the advance upon Bal
ti.nore.
availeti myself of the earliest opportunity
afforded by the state of aiI,Airs in Europe, TO
detach a considerable military force to the
river St. Lawrence but its arrival could not
possibly take place till an advanced period of
the campaign.
Notwithstanding the reverse which ap-
pears to have taken place on Lake Cham
plain, | entertain the most confident expecta-
ton as we'll from the amount as from the
description of the Britith force now serv-
ing in Canada, that the ascenJancy of His
Maiesty's arms throughout that part; OF
North America will be effectually establish
cd.
The opening OF the Congress at Wen
ma has been retarded from unavoidable
causes, to a later period than had been ex-
% cted.
1t will be my earnest endeavour in the ne
gociations which are now in progress 10 pro-
mote such arrangements as may tend to con
sodate that peace which in conjunction with
ms majesty's allies, have had the happiness
OF concluding, and to re-estahiSh that Just e
equilibrium, amongst the different powers
which will afford the best prospect of perma-
Dent tranquility to Europe.
The concluding part, we had not time 10
copy. Daily Advertiser.
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DAN. PRING.
CONGRFSa % VIrNNA

F-ontierSV .fiiaria, Oct. %. The Plcni-
potentiaries Of the Allied Powers have daily
conferences. We all know that the most i'm
portant subjects are discussed, bat nothine
transpires. The business is expected to be
so tar advanced, that the Congress will be a
bic TO hold its first solemn m-etiny ON the
18th November. We shall probably then
know what has been previously arranged
me return of the sovereigns from Buda will
take place the day after tomorrow it is
now certain that they will remain at Vienna
until the 18th of Nov. am that previous To
that day the chief arrangements will be
made 50 far as principles ar concernel.-
The Pienipotentiaries VIII afterwards apply
these principles in their Conferences, & viii
take the decisions thsreupon.
vienna. NOV. 12.-Tne note delivered
by Prince Talleyrand aiter the arlival If
Ccani Alexis, dc NoaLics has N de strong
impression on the Members Of the Congress.
1t IS said to relate to Saxopy, and to have
already produced several changes in the de-
terWnauonst that bad been adoprad.
LONDON, NOV. 26.-Governmen vester-
day received dispatches from lord Castle
reagh, dated the 1th inst. The only account
which transpired respecting their Contents
was " that matters were going on weIl.''
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RIcHlIoNo { NJ : br,ary Is 1915.


Wehave dates 10 rhe 28th Nov from Lon
don-bn' nothing 'ecisve $ to the quest p Of
Peace or Wa. Til n g5ci tj,n At EIa.nr
still continues-rbe Prince Regents Sbrprb
was Just such one IS we mig have ex-
peoted miserable tissue of misrepresen-
tations and q most vile ATTEMPT to ezsaqG-sr-
ate the successes Of the British arms. and
to conceal the spleudor of our own-EIe ex-
presses indeed. &C he has always affected 20
10, whining desire FIR peace but nj the
same time he seems falsely to insinna,e
that 1t viii not be met bv a corr7suo1,
ding disposition on the part of the u
hited States--lhe chances for peace pro
ana con may be summed mp in a few words
On the ore side, we have the petitions cfthe
M nutacturers, (Which Certa:nly compelled
the Ministers 10 1872 70 repeal eher 0rdrre
~ t-odpo4i 30 Inc tone of -he Oppcs.ri,fl
Members, who loudly protested . .e,inst Inc
demands made upon the United Ststes. and
promptly declared thzt the objects Of the
war bad completely changed, and that they
had always considered the maritime fq9r-
f'eDde'Ice Of @. Britain, and not the ACQUISITION
OF territory to have been the object Of fhe
contest On the osheT side, the affairs of
T. rope seemed to be settling down INTO tran
quht', as the result ct the Congress of Viep-
Is and, OF ccuTsci the troops OF c. Britain.
winch were W 'iti0g en- the.Coniine inr e.
vent, would become H3ho8abLc, and ministers
'Yo' nj be at hoeriy to pour them upon our
shores. - toeR their disgrace before n. Or
leans Mould rouse their pride more thao tl,i p
prud,nce, thsy viii havc the means Of STIR
KING an her blow att c couquerors and chas-
Users OF their troops. re ought h, be nre-
p tre: tlts c9ntiug ncv-anl t. de-, r., II
the dictate f political prudence to cal. Mate
tn such may b, th- event. and to prepare
Tor the bl W by "yegy preparatory efJnr, in
our p wer Our victory at New O r,sqns
should rcus", rs'h>r than parAlzs- us
" IS tie time for Cong css to prepare.
- he only W 3 t. terminate the war IS t. be
pr pared it. We must assume " die at
ttude and armour demanded by the crisis
When the enemy sees 5hat we are adv for
her. she may consider it the best course 70
Keep her disposable troops at home-and if
the war ShOnla De span ont through another
campaign, why cur own energies and success
ses may make this Campaign the last.
fr Barring thought TIN, m nan IN the counit.,-
cgU'd have expected that America ,goulI bove .yer
yedcdtO suci prctensiora Sn d vet tl,ere lave'feo
men 10 mis- county, aye, am lg the Federt-fs or
MASSACHUSETTS, who for yje-g 20 sf:ch irtensi-
ons! Let them blush ifth v Curse ON dis Es
sex Jsnto ls is afaction which would have diygrased
even g. Bri,sdn.
Mr.. Bul seems really 60 play lis cards with very
little sS ihc is tor bt9Iisr osiy the force he sends
upon our shores d foo iirycif bic Objects c17iqusf
iis force is much, much goa small.
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return os the King is no more spoken Of. w
hear from Brin that he is returned T.
tredercsseld, where he has bespoke lodgings
for 3 monts
VIENNA, OCT. 29.--The Crown of PolAn.
will De plated on the head OF the F,mpe 10,
Alexander. Lord Castlercagh opposed for \
long time. the union Of Poland with Russia (:
rs Austria lid the annexation of SaAony to
Prussia, but without effect.
The Sovereign Prince of the Netherlands.
Will 1t IS SAID, soon assume the title OF the kng
of Belgium
HANOVER. NOV. 1.-the Prince Regent
OF England has issued = proclamation, t..at
the ktng'S German STATE, viii in fnturr FIRM
the Kingdom Of Hanoper, and his Majesty
titic.De hing 2f the, JHite9 Rikgdom 2fGffu
BtHoin and Ireland. King Of 5sun2Ucr, and
Duke Of BrunsyUick and Lnaen6z,re,, &c.
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TO TIE EDIToR-pArsp

U0siingt1U, Feb. I'M, 1916
"l snatch morcnt before the mail closes 10 ,,rn,
you that the express mai from Naw.Orieqns hos ma
arrived have not seen jlckso 3 dgpate1eg. bn, a
number oi private letters la7c been received 1hs
British abandoned fhcir camV below the cifv ON tie
night OF the 18th Ian privately and preopitate, ear-
ing about ~ ~uu0ei cpses OF Che worst kind recon-
mamedto Jackson's humanity They lost nesric haze
thtir whole Number Sir Edward p,ckeul,4r, has ro,,
home ~ hceshcad Of rinr, Cen Gibl, ifturied ~,
the isl'rd o ". Orleans Cen Keane lils Ielt nLpE
an arfn there a great Hunber of their hest orics q
were pht hor9 dc co1ij0f They Abandoned fol- 81,
Ihips or ilie Oh ics' after hornhsvlmcnt ofnioe
d'ys, Killing OILY ore or tVo men. Dec on. Csrg ~
Co'ce, anil thfH brave associates. haze reach - ne,
pmnse d Nms iran glory. Considering the r,attt ia
OF which uetwo a'mie9 were composed. fr ,ir
~ the confess src eca~crly psrulele9 Is military IKE
tory The hns Of hrav was ia this thing
~ We have 81 place an the Articles ,fti.fs
da'e, received sncc our E9ns rr S.tnrtsf--A ,,.t.
~ 81 aecounts from y. Ie- tpr tie ci;,, ~ ,,
Sth, shall % p 1r nrNt ato a -
%, DAY ~ ,.-e.. p rla1. corn frt 2 y~- ,efr
4 SADDLE 1gqs 'otel r-9F n,tes =, 49, =.
~ ic5f'. vito sa1@ = .fOod u "a he ~. .-4
turnpike sfh ftgie3 ssG1ts ne qer .y
ha5S y ~ prs5nR lrgtrfy md paBng a. tles. -
afs,teaf'o'' 70 0ev'd Cafhar', nssv Ri1le
Februsrg =. 81
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DISTRIBUTION OF STATES. DIcNI
TIES, &c.

lIkS, &c.
VIENNA, NOV. 15.-Ie is believed the En-
peror Alexander, and the Kng OF Prussia.
VIII depart for Berlin after the ceremony
saall nave taken place, re-estabhshiue the
imperial dignity Of Germany in the House Of
Austria. 1t noth'ng Intervene to prevent it,
thus ceremony viii take place on the Doth
The rights OF the new F.,nDeror wil,b chi,f-
~ honorary. The head of the empire viii
cali for declarations of war, Wllreceive Dr,
pcSals TOR peace, will communicate them to
the General Diet, and will propose to it eve
ry thinS be may deem useful to the Interests
OF cei many. In concert with the Kings Of
tn lS"pre, he will watch over the Cserfoa-
nc Constitution. Germsny viii. be divided
INTO seven principal branches of nations or.
tamli'es--at the head Of each will be placed
amonarch to direct the military force. Two
cations viii DC subordinate to Austria. two to
! Fussla' enc to Bavaria, another to Wirtem-
berg, and The seventh TO Hanover.
is presumed that the mediqi princes Of
Germany VIII be appointed grand dgnitaries
around the future Emperor and tbe orr,ane
OF that head Of kings at the General Diet
rs to the imperial cities, it is asserted that
those OF them ~ intalned by thevote of the
Empire ot 1908 will continue as such. 'rhev
are Frankfort, Nuremberg, and Au ,sbuyC.
d nzic viii be Prussian. e.
The partit on Of the German districts olong
the Rllnc is sill uuscttlcd Tie fc,.p.,ioS'
appears the most probable scheme The
meuse will be the frosticr Of Holland. tbe
Country between The Mouse and the Rhine
vii be ceied TO Prussia, the middle Rhine TO
Bavaria, and the southern part of its Jeff
bank to the Grand Duke Of Baden; Afrntz
and Kehl VIII become fortres,es OF the FIN
pre-.
There IS more talk than ever oe eiyjDs
mead to switzerland that unfortunate conn
Try IS agltated by domestic dssenfiop,. viii, h
II y iu.l time to put an end 10.
DRESDEN, OCT. 26.--At length our tot il
dtcidcd'-rd there no longcr OK SIC en Fiec-
torate or Kingdom Of Slxony. Tbi, fine CO.
p.t@l which has been so lone the resi- ZEN .
OF orr august soyereigns, VIII become a mere
provincial town.
Inc greater part Of Saxonv will be mi.
tea 20 Prussia, and we shall be the Prussian
subjects.
IL has also been promised, that Sa1onv
si'al retain It's name, constitHtion, li5eru- s
hnancts; but how can a. this be reconcilcI
with the plan Of Prussia. which always tepfg
90 one uniform alm--time will shcw what tn ;
LEtPsrc, OCT. 9a-rhe brother If ,ho
hlng ut Prussia, bis Roy i Hghne.s Frsder
ltk WGhlr is Co ~ VIC GOV OF Saxorv. and
to marry nm Austrian ,inccss. The Con
s'Ituiion oi osx.ny wul not be changed, The
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c4PT. PRhG'S DIsF4rcA

>. Hdh Saraf1ra. Pkff,btreh- Far. ;
luxe Chamflahg, Sshf.11. IsI4I s
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Mr. Boring " thought TIN, M ran in the couniry
cgtH have expected t'at America ,goulI have ey.
yeidedtO suci prctensor1 And vet tlcre lave'i es
men ~ ms county, aye, amrg the FederaG.fs r.
Massachusetts who were for yieldrg TO sf:ch pr.iensi
ons! Let them blush ifth.y Curss on dis rs
seNJsnto! L isafaction which would have disgrace,
even G.. Briin.
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1'zcenly flee Dotlars Kescard.

ran AWAY from the subscriber on
the Slst October last, negro man. nam
ed WILLIAM, formerly the properly Of
Mr. Jacobs. tanner. that lived al
DumfrieS-he is we'll acquainted in that
neiehberhood at Mr.. Cannon's and the
Caters, aud at Headersor's mill and
about Chapgevensic meeting house, and
at Mr.. Robert Graham's. HIS wife is a
!. free black woman from Dumfries. of the
name Of Nelly Cale, and her Connee-
tons live about there. ADD it is supposed
he is hasbored about that neishborhsod
by their assistance. He is. about s feet
high, of a yellowish cast, very large
teet. from 45 to 80 years of age, can
read and write. and has sometimes act
ed as a preacher amongst his color--he
IS very artfal and may try to pass for a
freenan--his cloaths cannot be describ-
ed as he had different changes--he is
apt to wear worsted cap under his hat
in cold weather, and a brown great
coat--he has son in Maryland at Geo.
Eyans's, at Cmcawamme, and it is sup
posed he has taken that course; Thea
boye reward of Twenty-Five Dollars with
reasonable charges for bringing him home
Or securing him SO that get him again,
viii be paid by me
James NJ Donald.
December Is. dSw
N b. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or car
rying off said fellow, as the law will be
put IN force against aav offending.
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Hamilton's Essence aud Extract OF
Mustard

A safe and eifectnaI remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, goat asthmatic
goat. palsy, iuinbasoo. numbness, white
sweilings, cbilblains. sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared botI
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
Ientiy adapted both for external and in
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensibie
perspiration, ezpeling the superfuons
and Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach OF
bowels.
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1891

They are exceHentiy adapted to cary
off superauous bile prpurent It's more
abid secretions---to r estor amend Their
ppetite--to produce a free perspiration
and thereby prevent colds wbichis 50 Of
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold If taken on first Its
appearance-they are celebrated for rec
moving habitual costiveness- sickness at
the stomach and severe head-ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons on a
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eff
catious in preventing and curing disor
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully preserys
ed for use by every seaman.
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1TCH CURED.

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection Of which
noperson is safe) that if this ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used it
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies Of this infallible re-
medy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of a cure bya single apPlica-
ton; the ingredients being so innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-30
A Bargain in Land.

II WILL SELL az handsome LtA
n FIRM, containing ls5 acres of
Land, (which 20 are cleared and the
balance is timber. On it is comforta-
bic log house. near two exec Mt and me-
yer failing springs. and a pc oh orchard
of choice fruit. This farm lies in the
lower part of Leudoun county. about 2
miles from Aide, 81 from Alexandria
aud within BALI mile Of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandra to
Winchester. | will sell this land low.
One half of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balance in two
equal annual instaIments. Apply to Col.
Araiistead I. Mason, or to
Robert .srnistedd.
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