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THE SUBSCRIBER

Has jussreceired ythe yMaateSuna, Cap
tain Palmer,
90 boxes of white and brown Havana
Sugars, of a good quality.
10 hhds. bright retailing Molasses.
.4r,d in Store,
so sacks Liverpool blown Salt, fit for
table use
500 Spanish Hides.
80 barrels Tanners Oil.
10 t:erces Whale Oil.
Crowley and i3listered Steel, and
A few bates Of uncommonly nice spin
ming Cotton, which will be sold low.
biO2DECAi MILLER.
April 90. 2aw6w
A. Captain Palmer continues to run
the Sloop JNonte@nrw as . Packet between
Alexandria AID Norfolk, and will sail in
a few days fer ,h'ayatt. NJ. NJ.
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We understand that brigadier genera
Winder has, by hisrequest, beenrelieyed
from the command of the 10th District,
and has notified his intention not to be
considered among the officers from whom
a selection to compose the peace estab-
'lishment is to be made. He intends, we
understand, to resume immediately the
practice oflaw in this city.
Bat. Fed, Gaz.
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Notary Public.

TIE Subscriber having been duly
CONT issicted and sworn, No
puohc Tor tye Town and County Of
I,e sss'aria, If prepared 10 execute
Notariai Business IN all IFS branch
NJ MS sw Office. opposite the
fa' ,.ss nqXfe, and at;ioining the Cof-
81 Charter parties Bills
"a 80, vessels, hssigument. and
.,. - v'her sa'ppicg pap, RS, VII he drawn
,.,; -" sccuraey and despatch on appli
=, J. D Simms.
aawsn
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SHIP NEWS.
PoRr OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Schooner Little Sarah, Ireland. Phi
ladelphia- Sundries- Merchants OF the
District.
Brig Galen, Grueby, Portland, VIM.
Smith.
sloop Montezuma, Palmer, Norfolk,
IA Packet).
CLEARED.
Schooner Caroline, Rowland, Port
Landry different Merchants.
Schooner Teacher, Bartlett-Sundries
by different Merchants.
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LosDos, December :.

L0NDON3 DSCetIIee3s,,'E,
Three merchants in African slave trad
ing, have been brought from Sierra Le-
one, in the Ariel, and lodged III fort :.
mouth jail, in order to their being sent 70
New South Wales for 14years-that pe,
ing the sentence of punishment passed
upon them after their trial at SIERRA Le-
one. Their names are ]. Dunbar, spa
niard M. Brodie, native Of Mancnes-
ter; and g.. Cooke, an American.
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Artificial Nlineral Waters.

SODA and Rochelle WATERS may
be obtained at the Fountains; which arc
again running at the shop of
RICH. II. LITTLE,
Apothecary & Druggist, King-street.
4th mo. go. It
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H9EYS

A situation as a VET NURSE, per.
son vie can come we'll recommended
Apply at the oiiice Of the Gazette.
AiHii 20. Str
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PICKLED OYSTERS.

THE subscriber has for sale at his shop
opposite the market house, a few jars Of
fresh Pickted O,'sters.
DOMINO BEARCR0FT.
April 20. st*
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Freight for Europe.

x 10Y "A iXN iiitlAA CSi
T. ~ ", barrelsfeightis wanted to
NM completeAth cargo of the
I az ~ SHfPW.aLL,4CE,
esss $780, ~ Ss ISAAC SroNE, Master
.--7ssss55AaShe will commence taxing
On oa;rd her cargo i1three days; when
'aueo. the S-pppers siil have the priv
{ s S Of sending her TO port in England,
spaihor Portugal.
.appty TO
LAWRASON & F0NLE.
April II. II
10 Lease for a term Of Years.
. Ny HOUSE & LOT. which now &C
sapy, with the Warehouse adjoining, cor
afr Of King and Alfred Streets.
WM. S. MOORE.
APrli15. DIST.
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little danger but that the destinies ofthis
nation will soon be directed by better
hands, .Northern Whig.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, AparL 90.
FAIRFAX ELECTION,

On Tuesday evening last, the following
was the state of the Poll.
For Congress
Mason, 1S2
Lewis, $50
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DOMESTIC.
FROM DETROIT.

A gentleman from Detroit, who left that
place on the 14tll June, informs that consde-
rabie jealousy e1jsts between the British and
Americans III thsc neighborhood. The bri-
tish troops are stationed at Sandwich, & have
with them about 500 Indians. Desertions
from the British are daily occurring & have
been So frequent as to induce the British
commander, colonel James, to offer reward
Of IS dollars to the Indians, for every scalp
takcu out OF his lines after dark. All COM
munication from the AmerlcaD shore is for
oli, o. the preteXt that the Americans en-
tice their men to desert and several Ameri-
cans who had Crossed over, had been arrest
ed, put in Close confinement, and alter We
~ severe usage, ssDt home. Ali c1nmu-
mAnication from either SIDE is strictly for
bddeD.
There are about 1909 British Indians at
Hcrsh's Island, in the river SAINT Clair. They
had Plundered an American citizen of about
500 dollars worth OF properly. Colonel But
Ter, at Detroit, had lorwarde a remembrance
20 dlonel James, the Brush mmander,
complaining Of the aggression. It was disa-
vowed on the part Of the British commander,
who had forwarded an agent to the Indians to
endeavour to get the property restored---the
result was not known, when our informant
left Detroit Several strange Indians had been
prawli1g abou. Detroit, who would give no ac-
count OF themselves, IN consequence of which
N. Am. commander had ordered that all The
Indians OF this description, should he imme-
ciately arrested, and in case Of resistance or
an attempt to escape, 70 be shot.
Mackinaw had not been delivered up by the
British, agreeably to trt atty, nor had we sur
rendered Maiden. An American vessel had
toeen employed by the British to remove tie
public property at Mackinaw previous to the
surrender of the place. After the property
had teen put on board the vessel, the InSians,
II nackinaw, who were very numerous, com
peb>d the captain to re-land it declaring
that they would never suffer me place TO be
delivered GP to the Americans.
- PHtSburg Mer.
WaShb9gfon, Jpiy g.
4 '9hy cfa ieHeyfrom CAPT Bida!e, 10 CON-
Decatur, G'ated
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PUBLIC AUCTION

u 7 O U r Es RvH.
MIik. 81. SOLD at Public Auetio,, to the high
Wv estIidder, Oh TUESDAY, the 18th inst. AZ IS
O'Clock, Il ~ on the premise, ? LOTS oF GROUND,
twenty Feet iros,t each, extending; back ahoh 50
feet, TO an ai'ey in Wade Mosb,'s pl-., feel id,.
III two lots are part 9th, sround ON hci Bynis
Nrebouse stool, within 2uo,ee ~ the faH-S,reet.
aud directly iroIt,ag the street leading iro, the Mu
Street, to Msyo's Bridge. They MI b SOLD without
hmitaou, credit e and m,,ntl,s--N Notes. with
approved endorse-i will be qireS.. sad rlIs r,s OF
property Withheld u,til tbs me- Is iiaii,y af,ier
OF Dset. jas M. Nalss. THOMAS TAYLOR
infV lS--t,is.
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NEW-BRUNSWICK.

.Saiilt Johns, May %.
In the Regulus from Haiax, came passen-
gers 81 Blacks, who have lands assigned
them III this province for settlement bat un-
til they can go on them, they will be placed
in good families, and their children be put
out as apprentices. They deserted Tor were
stolen most likely from the southern Ameri-
can states the last summer. The consistent
Americans have publicly offered encourage
ment and brides to our WHITE soldiers to de-
sert the British ranks but these pretended
SONS OF LIBERTY are quite in a rage, be-
cause one of our admirals had invited their
BLACK slaves 10 desert their task-masters,
and remove TO a land of freedom.
CANADA.
Quebec, hl1e II.
The Leander and two fl'igates, called on
the 18th with feet of transports with troops
retnrning to England. Generals Brisbane
Stovin, Couran aud Murray; Lady Preyos,
and family are among the passengers. t
Gen. Robinson, succeeds as Lieut.. Gov. OF
Upper Canada.
The discount on Government Army Bills is
fixed at ia per cent.
An order has been published respecting the
grants OF Lsnds to dis5anded officers and
soldiers. The forlper are to have 200, and
the latter 100 acras provisions for them
selves and families, and all necessary imple-
mcnts OF husoandry and tools ~ One of
the ! = Londaa papers mention. that five
thousand manufacturers and Iaborers had al
ready VOLUNTEERED to 60 TO Canada from GIas-
cow, anu 500 from Edinburgh.
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.NEw-YoRK, July g.
I'm az Eneenr. frn,l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

By fhe Etkgene, from GaNddZouI1e.
A vessel with the tricolored flag had arri-
we'd with dispatches from France, bringing
accounts to the Goth May.
The white flag was still flying on the
departure OF ths Eugene--but in conse-
quence of the above dispatches, the trl-co-
Toured flag would be hosted on the lsth
June.
Tri-colored cockades were selling in all the
shops, * the soldiery were impatient to change
masters.
.f7neTlcan Produce uery dull. and colonial
States.
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;, II REWARD.

WILL give tweo,y dollars la al.y -. sson VINO will
, deliver TO me Il CSkr Grove, ~. = al uu,r, n
StaiEad Iourtf, Va O. 20 a'y seiD.c.0an ia Fsl-
mouth, my Nee by, b, u, name ot
.d.ifiiIt6}SE.
hes from sever TO ten years Of rye, from ;hrse to
four feet .-sh, and pcsass,s evusv rlh&,y degree
Of understanding that he viii b. abic thout df-
fcuy TO disclose his own aam,, hit " l.s MASTER
amt ms place of resi,lenre. L. s,y 81 Gnircr.
appTeherd that this Soy iiss bcra tk,napp, -
He lett home the 18th inst. search ofmy cattle
nd althonsn the strietcst snqeiry, aud thu mos dill
gent search have been nalse, hohrg has since been
rs2rd oil hun CHARLES &. RANDOLPH
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$50 q I u *
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
IMPORTANT

Extract Ofa letter from Geatieuan of the frs req
pectsbiliy, to hs Correspondent in this City, dated
bord ark, 3i.t Of May, received by the Spartan,
VIA. New-I ok.
- me Austrians occupy Rome--Murat's retreat 20
Naples lias been cut Off and tie new Of his HAVING ca
ptulated Al Abcona IS hourly txpected.-Tbs Pone
IS SUI at Genoa.-l shalt set out Tor - to-mo,row
~ "sy of Iours, carriages longer trIv erse La
Fendee, where a civil war wages
Bali, Tel.
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Ertract ola letter from BordeanT, dated the
i0st day Ct May, 1915, received 6y tie
Spartan.
:" Bordeaux remains tranquil. Marseiiles
is in stite of se.ge, being an state OF insGr-
rection. The alarming. insurreCtion in La
vendee is Gueed, and the insurgents disper-
sed or taken prisoners--it is said 400 were
killed"
Another letter of the same date, says, a
report has just reached as that King Murat
is taken prisoner by the Austrians.'.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-15

NEw-YoRK, July 5.-The ships Liver
pool Packet, Capt. Nichols, and Milo. capt
Glover. sailed from Boston for Liverpool ON
Sunday last anj, u is said, carried away ut
wards Of Half Million Of Dollars IN sPFcIs.
Among the passengers "a board tAe Milo is
Mrs. Jerome BOnaparte.
July le.--Maj. Gen. S OFT went passenger
IN the ship Ann Maria, Capt. Waite, which
Egiled yesterday for England.
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WILL BE YJLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
(oN fHF PRENlsrs,


On Th1tSe'ly, Me 27th Inst
One OF the most El.Et AM EsSrABLISHNGENTS
In tie CSty,
ID Wiz residence of i'eyun Drew, ESQ containing
4 WO ACRES, complete squ.r,;, with
DWELLING ROUSE, SO bs 40 feet, iour rooms,
two passages and two sr-cascs or each fl o. cellar,
the entire size OF the h.ue aud is bri,sved equal TO
any IN virginia, Kitchen, TWO so high AZ by 20 leet
Stable q Carriasc-hous, lce-hotse Stueke * Coal
mousse superior 10 any s'isced private Dwelling
ana the whole pf the huidm:s except the Ice horse.
CO.. ERGO v itl si;c-au 4 sSAt enclosure, and a we'll
OF water, inferior 10 none iHthc City.rhe boe Es-
adjustment entirety new, aud built OF the very best
ma'er'ais-t IS an excellent neisborhood. In short
may De fairly esteemed one OF the most desirable
places in Richmond.
One and woyea's will be allowed the purchaser.
on ms giving his notes with approved euorsers payae
BE ana negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, and deed
OF trust - the property secure the payments -
POSSESSION may be had the first Of Aug-By osderoS
the proprietor. THOS. A AYi.CR
July Ij.-tAs
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WILL BE SOLD.

TO THE HIGHESF DLDUER
ON Monday the 3lst Ills nspi.th, (inly) at the
y y late Dwelling -houSe of Louis Truehesrt deed II,
Hanover County, uGa ra,to hs personal estste co.,
ssting Of Household and 10. :, furniture risn.tion
Utensils, stock ca cattle, pa. % slicn IRE uncommon
hkel, m'leh-cows, stock 81 i.css an sheep. Two riding
horses, about ioty osrre corn; parcel of rye s The
s.rsw--An elegant single sis with plated harness, but
little used.
Six months credit will be allowed the purchasers
on MI the articles except the Corn aud Rye u2o. their
giving bond with approved security, TO carry interest
b. CEUEftEARr
CIV. fRUEHEARr.
.Jg!Ly Is 80
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,Ney- YORK decidediv Retubiicun.

The olficisd canvass of the votes for senator's
at the late election IL that state exhibits a
federal majority N The eastern district of 493
IA republican majority IN the southern dis
trict of I22, in the middle S35 and III the west
ern 1898 making an aggregate republican
majority of three thousand S'a' hundred ana
ScUenfy-tEoo.
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NOITCE.

TIE Pmtnsrriip o. Ohs1, md Br,pd. or lt.,o
W. -ioto, Is u,'' 'hg dsal 70 by rrtusi lg.tt
ii9re loving emms. wi pl 49, ap9l, To- ytorn,.
The ehts gre tee 10 g ands .. Mr. ri. sfl C.
Hip', Z" f'Ao"ser-iowS. ft c,lcefrr. Tho inic5.
sdfo ih~ hrin, nTs earboaiiy Ttrassf ~ ~ he soc
pynie't- ~. o. lVrR. jc.
July is. g9wt
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~ So lIk
ENQUIRER M.4RINE LIST.

ENG pIRER M.4RINE LIST.
PoRr OF RICHMoND, VA
-HTTiUed Sfrce our last.
SLooP Eliza, Vantassett, New-York
CLEARED SHIP Warrington, Smith, Norfolk
ssh'r. Mara, Hoag, Petersburg.
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FOR SALE.

4 invoee OF well .o,ted CLASS WARE. IL
"a small psck'ges, tos f. Country Ms chants.
HLSO,
sugar coffee coppef>s, iHaGd,f, iroi, &C.
Apply to II 4BER,
On Me .Hark@f. B,i,ly
JHjD15 -
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIFEN--Thst Petition viii like.
= wise be presented t. the next General Assembly
OF rgia, Tor an act, for the Incorporation ola COM
lnsny, sna suthorisns the opening aud laying out
house
Juiy lJ.----sf
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We understand from undoubted authority
that the brave captain HULL is shortly ez-
pected in town from Washington, to take
command OF this station and OF the Navy
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TIE FIELD F0R
s Z s. G. y l. A II D " :.

IL again 01iened
NE COMMITTEE not bring able 10 ct Tire
n tue Sales on MARION Hill th, INST da,
have though cxpedieni q tx on = -EDNESDAF'
tic l9u' inst for the completion OF The sau.e q
wch time and place, will bc offered tic baisnes. e
the "
i o II s,
dist were not disposed Of, amount ne 70 about 6v IS
from one 10 each with four or r. %, CO..,
ent BItiCk- IENEMENTS on some of tlem ~.
LOTS nov offered or sale, afe much line mos, ysI,
be, beng ~ the eetire Of the tract. JHe eae mi
Commence 0f II o'clock
Tt'IthS--N at's payable eat either ofthe Vir,dnia
Banks one thlrd uie LIST Of DC ober next one 5ihcr
tliirl the lst O jan next and tl,e remaining ir
The ~ day OF msrch 1916 the title 10 DO ret.;,,.d
Until the notes paid.
N. b. Rerc hments furnished as usual.
By -lrdes u
49,, THE COMMITTEE.
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NOI'iCE.

THE ueli1quent Members of "THE WARM
SPKiNG COMPANY are requested to Pay up
then instruments at the Bank Of Virginia, TO the 1reas
surer July I5.---2t
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
'AHAl Feuton will be presented TO- die next
4 General Assembly OF Virginia PRAYING for an
set OF incorporation OF the Banking Company, e ts-
b!'hed in the Town Of DumFiies--and dist clr Ger
be granted the same.
July 15.--d
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DIED, on Sunday the 18Th ut Mrs ELEANOR B.
CAFR, the wife ofCapt. Samuel Carr, of Daulora,
Albenarle.
IN the character Of this amiahe and excellent wo-
man. was combined every quality that could conciate
Kindness, and command respect. In the relations
winch bound hertoher family, and connected her with
society, none ever exhibited conduct more nstrac.
tive To those WHO witnessed it. more worthy of imita-
on. The anxious attentions and perpetual solicit,ide
OF her negh6ors for by the whole neighborhood was
sne neioVed) during the week Of severe suffering,
winch terminated III her death, bore a te Hiinony to
her worth, more eloquent and affecting than any
Feeble tribute THIS pen psy-a testimony Which
those most Intimately Connected with her by the tie
o. affection aud Kindred, tendery appreciate, 81 eau
not easily forget.
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BAINBRIDcE. We do not learn whether his
seat at the Navy Board is to remain vacant,
or to be filled by new appointment.
Bosf. Pat
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Capt Prince, who arrived on Wednesday
left Brest on the 10th Of May. The men Of
war we're all laid up. A large body of troops
and 10 900 seamen, had been marched from.
that place to the frontiers.
Capt =. saw Com. Bainbridge's squadron,
about 10 miles east of Cape Cod, u hours ont.
B0sf. PAL
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NEw-YnRK- Inlu 1n--nnnn

NEW-fURK, JuiY 1O--nOOn.
FOR the following f,re'gn news We are IN
q. bed t. MIR Maxwell, passenger on board
tie ship Lancaster Jackson, 1om Liserpooi,
Of and Tor Pnilahe phia, boarded this an
ilng OUTSIDE the HOOK, by one Of our pilot
boats.
LONDON. M,y2}
The following te'egi+, hic dispatch was,
yests rday ?. s'yed from Portsmouth In
Venice IS ln g-rerai state Of instruction"
ne De~s "es bfoesht y brig Of aaI.-
ITiVase re- IS are eiso 10 town, which con-
tiih the SAN noellirence, 18th the sd.iitiap
~ iact ~ -rai snf raj ,ii,cers having iOiii-
ca tie roy Nists, V,iose .urnae.s ave yerllats
TOO jealousy rated At 81 600 men. Charet,
"nd Cieron are amoasst ihcp.
The message hom ie prince regent wa,
delivered TO both houses ofparl,4neli yegtsr
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J. BIDDLE.
A STRIKING CONTR AST

Of about sou British prisoners IN Massa
chusetts, only three had died when peace Was
concluded.
Oh aOout 6OV0 american prisoners in Eng
land, upwards Of three hundred had died
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NU1ICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the next &C.
IA neral ASSEMBLY, lraiing t.at act may pass,
srthorzHg tie sale Of Eliza Young's interest in tLe
Tract OF Land, in The county of Monroe known B., Inc
name OF the RED SPRING TRACT.
july Is
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COMNUNIC 4TIOM.

MAERIED on the 9Th list. by the Revd. TaoMAs
LAFoS, rHoaAs TRAYLoR, Esq. TO the amiaJle, ac-
comPlished, and much admired Miss ELIZA WAT.
KINs, both of Chesterfield County.
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JAMEs-RIYER COMPANY.

FsSHE President and Dreetors of tts. James. Ri
Yer Company, have ia ciared dividend OF eight
per cent. on the Stock OF the Company to- the
last SIX months which viii be ppii 70 g S.arc-l,oij-
ers, ON application to ROBERT POLLARD
- July l5.--3w
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'9fy m ieHey.from c'aht. B'dd!e. 10 Com.
Decatur, Gatcd
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day, with several state papersgFhe amount
he sa'v'.'ii to DE paid by England, to Austria,
Ru,sia, & Prussia, is 5 millions sterling. to
De divided equally between these three pow
ets HE ratification Of the Austrian trea-
ts has notYet arrived, but Lord Liverpool sta
ed that Il mad actually taken place. From
these papers, coupled with the statement of
minister's m ooth houses last night, ne may
hourly expect the actual commencement of
hostil ties. ltwuuld probably pot &c delay
ed after the prince regents message this
night.
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Public Sale.

WILL be offered at Public Sale on
w the premises, on Tuesday the.
Sd of October next, valuable Farm Of
about 700 acres. situate in the county of
Fairfax, On tho main road leading from A
lexandria to Fredericksburg, binding on
,Pohick and .Accotink runs, about II miles
! from Washington City Cd. C.j-ls from
Alexandria and four from The town Of
OccOquan.
This Farmis surrounded by good mar
kets, the soil is productive. with large
portion of meadow land and coed mill
seattle Dwelling House, suitable for
genteel family, is Handsomely situated, f.
not surpassed by any in our country for
health; Well in the yard that furnishr
excellent water, with large Orchard
and Garden.
The situation (half way between Alex
andria and Dumfrics) is valuable one
for Tavern; and the number of wagL
CONS, &c. travelling the road, afford
good market for most of the products of
Che Farm.-There are few Farms pos
sesslns. more advantages, and is well
worth the attention of any person disposo
ed to purchase seat near the seat of 60
vernment, or to speculate in lands.;-For
further information enquire on the pre-
misses, of Dodrige P. Chichester or VIM.
II. Foote, Esq.-Possession will be given
at any time, when considerable portion
of the purchase money will be required.
July 20. 2aWts.
The Editor of the Ricbrnsnd Enquirer,
Richmond, and Norfolk Ledger. Norfolk,
will please publish The above twice week
till day of sale, and forward their ac-
counts to this office forayment.