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More New Goods.

w ILL be opened this day,
Alta. RlchMoND's cheap cash store.
In hdrhcRlar-l case more of real Twist,
icoes June II.
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An English officer is said to have observed
afer the massacre at Dartmoor prison, that
II was almost the only victory they had 10
boast of in the war with America.
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PLArTsBuRcH, JUNE 5.
BRITISH DESERIEhS.


Twenty two British soldiers reported st
the Inspector Generals office on "Wednesday
and rhursday last. Three Of them were
musicians, aud brought their instruments
with tbem-eonsisting OF a-royal patent Blu.
gle, Bassoon and Clarionet. Mos, of the
soldiers brought their guns and equipments
daily.
CASUALTY.
On Sunday last, as two soldiers Of the 9th
United States Infantry were sporting with
their bayonets, one Of theu, Andrew Toy,
struck his FOOT which precipitated him upon
the Others bayonct, and he received wound
in the left breast, Of which he died ia about
fifteen minutes.
wILxIscToS, (s. c) JUNE 8.
Dreadful Accidesf.--Early this morning
the inhabitants of this borough were walked
by tremendous report, resembling that Of
heaviess cannon. 1t was shortly ascertsined
tina, Dupont's Powder Mills, in the neigbbor.
hood,.aad been blown up. Six men were
killed. and three dangerously wounded. We
have not learned the particulars tits, how
ever, stated iha, the explosion was the eject
Of csrlessness and inprudencc in one Of the
wotkmer.
nosToS, JUNE -.
The y. S. frisa,e Congress, Capt. Morris,
left the outer port yesterday for Holland, TO
land the Hon. Mr.. Eustis anc suite, Ambss-
sador at that place.--Afer which, she will
proceed TO the Mediterranean, to join the
sqaadron, destined against Algiers.
The Prizes captured by the Commodore
M,cdonough, of this port, are valucd ~ pns
hundred aud thirty thousand dollsso.stss z ! =
Two or three ef the liz tsif|
es war are Nm - sid ) Sn = tte1I(
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NORFOLK, JUNE 2.

NORFOLK, JUNE Z.
Ship Windsor Cas,le,prize 10 the privateer
Roger, Of this place, sold yesterday at auction
for 1000 dollars.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ia. 1915.

NATHASIEL hAzAaD. Esq. is appoint
ed to deliver an orallon, before the citizens OF
this town, on the 4th of July next.
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judged i. necessary to take under the present
circumstances.
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Net two blanks 20 a Prse.--przss subject 20 q
deduction Of Is per cent.
TICKETS AND SHARES,
in great variety OF Numbers, can be obtained at tie
Truly Fortunate Lottery Office Of J. q. SHAW. No
49, Thames street. +, Jinc Is.
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Grand National Lottery.

authorized by an act of the ". S. Congress,
for opening Canal in the City Of Washington
Positively TO commence drawing on the 2s,lA
day Of August next, in the city of Baltimore.
Price Of Tickets Ten Dollars.
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BLANko-iiLANKS.

BLANkS--DLANk
JOSIAH G. SH wv, al his Bookstore
Stationary. Lottery and Exchange Office. No. iIs
Thsmes-street, offers for sale, a general and con,
plete assor,men, of Commercial, LegSi snd PrUbst
BLANKS, printe ed on paper Of the hrsl qual,y--yis
C0JLHERCLSL.
Portage Bills Bills Of sale Goods
Manifests 4. with Regis,ers
Bills Of Lading 4. 4. f.. Enrolmrrs
Bills OF Exchange .. Licences.
LEGAL.
Deeds Declarations on Note
lndentures F.. Rock Account
Justices Wrts -Endoraex u Epdorscr
Executions Endorser Drawer
PROB.aTE.
Letters Testamentary
Bonds to return an Inventory
Letters Of Administration
Warrants of Appriaisement
Commissions to receive ciaitns aCains. insolvens
Estates
Letters Of Guardianship for Minors
H@o-Stampt Papcr--Notcs and Checks
upon all the Banks in Newport, &c. &c.
.Hiso--for safe,
SCHOOL-BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Newport. May 10, 1915.
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A N Apprentice to the Hating bust
L n siness is wanted in mandatory in The coun-
try. Inquire at this Office. June Ia
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Aoflce
THE Musgers List of Prizes, in the hoard OF
i Health Lottery, is sreceied, and may be exam
ined gratis at shaw's office. y. lac
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INA Dry Goods Store, a.srnsrt aeuss Lad one &C.
i qaaintcd with the bussins" would be preferred
Apply az ihi, Office. yirs I.
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Charleston, Mcy 9.
Great Events

Cart. Wilson, of the ship Commerce,
arrived this morning, in So days from
Cork, informs, that he saw published in a
late Cork paper, an account, that 10000
Spanish trooDs had suddenly appeared
before Gibra tar: in consequence OF
which, the guards were strengthened
great aprrehensions were entertained OF
Spain joining Napoleon.
There was report prevailing in Cork.
tat the Allies were making every pre-
naration to prosecute the war with the
utmost vigor against France.
The Emperor Alexander had pledged
himself to raise 100000 men.
A considerable number O. Prussians
had already crossed the Rhine, under
Gen. Blucher.
Every foot regiment in England, was
under marching orders for the Contire
The paving OF the Nary, had been rut a
ston to, in consequence of the news from
France.
1t was generally expected, that host
I.ties would immediately commerce be-
tween tie Allied Powers and France.
Lonis TIE XYIIitli was in Brussels OF
the lst Of April, with Sens. M'Donald.
Harmont. and Clark.
Madame TalleyraHd hal arrived il
England, with solne other lady Of higa
rank.
Lord Castlereagh Informed Mr.. Witt
bread. that the Allied Powers had pleds.-
ed themselves to dethrone Bonararte.
TIE Congress at Vienna did not intend
10 break up until the reinforcement OF
Bonaparte.
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1 ans Seamen, from the :. FLOATING
~ ~ Great Britlin.'' by the ever-me-
rao treaty of Client. To which are
sdeeuuily invited all those clear sight
ahlo aes'hocrahc politicians who see and are
fro ,e TO- 70 explain the consistency between
d.. p''aelfles upon which the war was
ma r,a'eG and the treaty of peace. A
al - " won no doubt will be found man,
t5a Sa kentucky members of Congress.
rrss ..a.' . OF the Reporter, the late anG
s,J LII w EDITORS Of the Kentucky Gazette
loas;aull the seribb!ers and sqaibbers be-
.ietS 70 both establishments, the So
tie T.. y lame Indians, commonly called
tie "a pamnaoy Society, the members 9.
ha,vtr free and Easy Club and the Toms.
shs@. ana ana Scalring Knife Society. Wit.
and NET oe., viii fom grand Procession.
Ca,, ,Aa !, to the Marine Hotel. nes
nan !. asaarbor, and there unite with =
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, May II.
FROM FRANCE.

The Manlius. cart. Young, arrived in
ri, mort on Saturday last, in SIS DAYS
fran Bordeaux. She brings, as we ur-
dsrstaad. French Eaners to the 9th of A..
mi, and a letter has been received corr
tainine intelligence from Paris of the cd
oftbat month. On the 7th an embargo
WAS laid. which the Manlius avoided bv
Gropuing down the river two days before
anl. We learn, verbally, that Bor-
deaux had declared for the Emperor on
tie I'd of April, and it was reported tha'
the Emperor Of Austria had joined Bona
carte. is highly improbable, that he
would so SION Ay 10 file face of SO solemn
adeclaration as he had made on the l5tl
ofelepreceding month. 1t we can sur
pose that the emperor Of Austria wa,
base enough to sign such declaration. &
still tocoliude with Napoleon, he womb
bare seized on tie persons of tie alice
moaarchs. then assembled in Yienna. x
sent them il chains to Bonararte. K,
world not have done such iaianity b
halves. Report further saws. that tie al
les hal not advanced ON tie frontiers Of
France, nor was any intelligence receiy-
ed o. their oSeratioas. Lvnch. the f.
ner maYor Of Bordeaux, Lad escaned ia
the British. The Duchess Of Angoula re
isrsported to have likewise escaped. and
% what place is not known. A lette
from a respectable gentleman TO his cor
respondent il this city, and received b,
tbs conveyance, states. tat Bonanartc
Washeld in tie greatest adherence by all
classes Of citizens, with the exception of
The armv-that the allies were already or
tie march, with powerful forces; ant
tatit was generally believed that the
ea1test would not be of long duration.
efthis letter ne will procure transla-
ton for tomorrow.
Baltimore Telegraph.
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Ns1c- York, Man IS.

British ship Esneralda. Allen, from
London, last from Plymouth in So days
through Long Island sound) with IRON.
steel. paints, shot, alum, copper, porter,
rats, cordage, juniper berries and dry
FOODS. to David Smith jun. 4 Co. d,
Oakley. Norwood and Austin, S. r. Mil
Ter & Co. of Boston, and J. Smith y Sons
of Alexandria. Passengers, Mr.. juniu
Smith, ladva d family, DIR. Hilbert, O.
New Heaven, and Mr.. Way of London.
Sailed the latt rpart Of Febr'ar.y !, in O.,
with convoy of aboot A0o.sali fer the
East and West Indies, Spain, Portugal
&c. most of win n put back in conse-
quence of advc,se weather. The Is
aneralda put into Plymouth from whence
she sailed on the 1st of April in &C. witt
small Swedish brig for n. Y. the brig
Hone. for PHILADELPHIA and brig or ship
for Norfolk. No American vessels had
arrived stree tie Peace, spoke nothing.
A privateer belonging to Boston was sent
into Cork about the Sth of March.
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May 16.
Valuable Fam ard i. Ill

fOH toStf<S/.
@E7tIE subscriber will sell by authority,
4 the. .atN end Plantation which n
aow occunies, belonging to Lydia Hough.
itrated o. tie edge of a German settle
nent, IN tie County Of Loudoun, 9 miles
y. ". Of Lecsburg and two and an !.alf
miles from Waterford, on Beaver -Dan
Creek, and in one mile OF the best wEeat
neighborhoodsin tie county. Tie tract
contains i6o Acres, surpassed by zone
the county for its fertility. About enc
third of tbs land is ell tinlbered, and TIE
balance is state of high cultivation. TIE
Whole which is well watered, having
one or more springs III each field. he
Mills strong frame building, two and
half stories hish with three tioors. wit
3ne nair OF manufacturing burTs, s feet in
liameter, together with ErG1's' machinery
complete, and one pair of country stones.
.our feetin diameter-There are also or
the premises and near the mill comfort
de dwelling house. coed milier's house.
4 good framed barn and other necessar,
cut houses.
The above property, owing to its stu
alton and numerous advantages, viii, no
doubt, be worthy tie attention OF any
person DESTROYS of investing their money
in real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGH.
n. B. The above described PROF. erty
will be sold eitherin body or divided "a
may best suit purchasers. S. Il.
Loudoun CO. March ~
April 19. eOtf
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.r,v SEQ Yards from the shore
Arc or ne .;th five men in it. went to Pics
dins as srewood. On tier aPProachi'
up SEINE h =, ) Yards from the land, foune
ling TO s's - some rattan trees, above the
the tops j. = These they fastened the dingie
water s :. themselves safe, cemmenc-
and ' a.t;na of the branches while thus :
ed D.s Ssd. a tiger well concealed but
enpp'ossa'r a0d look out, made one spring
sesg ~ .Sore into the dingie, and selzed
from ~. .n lad. (so1 of one Of our Mansles)
a Yo ON i.ft breast. and carried hlm on
|Sy =. u' ts there let go that bold and taking y
s1ore, nts s, the throat went off into the
! tle y. as, with him. When the tiger spran,g
'! g4s tse dingie, the person seized was u
INTO IDLE ~ Of the FIVE three of the others
tls :. a tossed into the water, how it han-
ss ii that the dingie did not upset IS
g 1.res,t to understand, but it did not,
e e.sonrb i was halfflled with water. One
az tsnt his seat, aud saw what has bee.
I hla he even asserts that ne struck
. =. f;rqr with bis paddle. \ great shout
- raised, but all to no purpose tie bust
n MA was over in an Instant. and the boz
a n,T far ever: his poor father who IS
Elm with us, and who warned the yeuti
nj 20 70. beheld the scene without being
able to give any assistance
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PARTNERSHIP.

A. NEWTON informs the Pubic
Anathe has taken into partnershlpln tfaos
Nm. Fl. RICE, and the business "a ~
4ure viii be conducted under the firm O
VIM. Ell. Rice & Co.
WHO OFFER FOR SALE
1t their Store on KiiS Stleet, 1ceH s.
lectea assortment Of seasona6le
DRY GOODS,
Which they will dispose of on the mos
reasonable terms, for Cash or to punctu
al customers.
N. b, AIlrersons indebted to A. New
Ton either by note or account are request
ed to pay the same Oh or before the trs'
Of July next, as his accounts will be lei
WITH al attorney after that time.
Nov X
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seamen. And from the known liberality
of the aforesaid Editors, it is blieved they
will give all the new subscriptions to
both their newspapers for one whole
year which may be induced by the peace
as a. premium to good democratic noet-
aster who will put into proper rhyme
said article of the treaty of peace VIXEN
found, provided the first lire thus: 6 O.!
how happy my state once / slavery en-
dured," and the whole be suited to TIE
tune of the s Galley slave,' provided al
SO that such peetaster will pay to said e.
ditors the amount of all subscriptions
which they may loose by said peace,
should any of their subscribers be SO sil-
iy as to withdraw.
After the dinner is over and before the
company gets too drunk, number of re-
solutions and toasts will be offered which
shall prove that ire war was necessary
and polite, and that every tbing was OF
tanned by the treaty that was contended
Tor by the wag, and that the present ad-
ministration always have been s. Away
viii be right.
II true friend to War and Peace,
and Sailors Rights.
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Baltimore Telegraph.

Can't. Crowell. from Lisbon. mentions.
that the news of Ferdinand VII having
lied from Spain, &c. was currently re-
ported on the .th ut. but no condrma-
hen bad been received, and it was Sc
neraily discredited.-Ihe latest news
from Paris. was thro' London dates t.
Tue 3atl March, and add very little to
oie information already published by ar
nYais direct from France.
Philadelphia Paper.
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Seamen, as nay be forthcoming on that
day, in appropriate eatings and drlnklngs.
The festive scene will be ushered IN Dy
an Grafton suited to the occasion, BY a
right Reverend Clergyman, foster father
of the Lexington Tammany Society, pre-
lections from an unequalled production
called the :. Olive Branch," and the ilne
writings of the anglo Democrat of por-
cupine memory, to which shall be added,
if to be found by the said editors that ar
ticle in the Treaty which restores to h
berty the
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From the In It'd States Gazette.

The editors of all those rapers in tie
ohlted States which are friendly to :. free
naae and sailors rights" aad esrecia Il
:, sach as are published in the maritime
sa'es OF Ohio, Kentucky and tennessee.
81 Ss particularly requested to puhlish tie
.S ~ q, Tor the information and benefit
OF their readers.
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As.ract cff a letter from a Indyin No
ript.a. Ohio, to eer Correspondent in
BloomiasbargR, doted .fprl Ills
On the 9th ult. it commenced raining.
and continued until tie seth, at which
| tine the rivers bean to rise very rapidly:
M the S1st oyer6owed TIER banks. and
the greater part OF the point, or the lower
part Of! the town, was in few hours stand
lng in bed OF water. On tie 1st inst.
the waters closed on us. and continued
rising until the rooms below stairs were
filled ur t. the chair boards. We bad
to retreat to the chamber, where we con-
timed until the 18th, On the eth, we
had the pleasure Of seeing the rivers re-
turn to their channels.
We have great reason to be thankful
that we are atill allow ed onbortuaity t.
prenare for Tat solemn and awful evept
which awaits us. while many ofour fellow
creatures are called of, without a mo-
meat's warning. We have seen from or.
chamber windows. Stree tie commence
nent of the food, t'e remains Of three Of
the inhabitants of tbs place. committee
t. the silent tomb-two with sickness. tie
'ther was drowned.
There were SIX persons, man with
his wife and four children. coming down
tie Ohio on raft, and getting into place
where the current was very swift. the ra!
:ashed against tree, and they were all
drowned.
We canld see innumerable Quantities
afrails and raft timber, Wagon and cat
nodlss. one whole wagon, hen-house
with a hen upon if. corn crib with a
considerable quantity of hemp around it,
floating down the Auskineum.
have been informed that there was
great deal more property foated down the
Ohio than the Muskingum.
On Monday the Sd instant, foated
round the town in a canoe, with some
more youngpeople. to take view of the
town, and can assure you We witnessed
most distressing scene. All the lee.
pie that had fortitude enough to STAY in
their houses, were living in their cham
bers /; number of barns were removed
from their places, and other out houses
upset.
The Muskingum has been six feet high
er at Springfield, than it was ever known
to be before part of the upper bridge
was undermined and carried away. Doc
tor Fowler in attempting to cross tie
bridge, was drowned, He was much
respected, &highly esteemed as a ply
This, we understand, was DR.. Isaac
Fowler, brother of DIR. Charles Fowler,
II this town, who had last summer set
ed in Springfield, (Ohio) & commenced
cle practice OF physlc.
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Ecen Sailing.-Three vessels which
sailed froom Cation in company all bound
to Boston, have arri'ed there within few
hours of eachother, after a lassage of coco
miles. The following is the order in
which theg came III; the brig Rambler on
Monday, the ship JACOB Jones on Tues
day, and the big Eamaamaah on Wed
aesdav.-These arrivals, one il each day
far three DAYS, Iii succession WITT valua-
hle cargoes, produce a revenue Which will
amount to between S and AGO. % dol.
lars. Another similar arrival is da.l e.
nected at Baltimore, which will afford the
government upwards of S10o,GGO re.
low forcibly 90 these facts overthrow
the refinement Of philosophic, Virginia
oo.iticaas, who are never easy ualess
they are meddl;ng and regulating and
restricting our commerce Leave it
free to pursue its own course, unfettered
with artificial restraints, but simply aflard
t protection, and it will wait the riches
OF the globe to your shores.
". Z. E. Post.
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GREAT FESTIVAL.
T" free Trade and Sailors Rirhrs

NJ. 70 al trne-heayted American tars.
tlo0ce IS hereby given, that on TIE let!.
~ sls y, o. iane next, being the anniversar,
~ =, we Late glorious war, will be celebrat
.t,o intle srsai maritime city of Kentucky
vie wonderful deliyerance of the
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1I.AI.II1.

yESHE SUBSCRIBERS will be con
a stantly supplied with the above a
tcie. in packages fit fer retailers and to-
expectation; which they warrant equa
in quality to the best Poland Starch, ans
which will be sold at tie customary ma.
nufactory price.
Adams, Herbert & Co
May 10.
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To Rent or Lease
or term Of Fears to a good Tsnsns
Prospect Hill

~ -
4yELONGING to the Estate of the
dB late Geo. Slacum, situate on the
sesburg road, opposite Mr.. VIM. Re-
sons seat about three miles from Alex
eadria, and five from the City of Wash
1nsston, there are Oil tie premises good
yelling and out houses with sheds foraO
cad of cattle-a great variety of the
hoices fruit, a we'll of excellent water--
.e greater part of tie farm is laid down
q timothy and clover seed. It's cobtispi-
n to the two markets of Alexandria ard
W Washington renders it desirable srot
10 man Of industry, and to such it viii
1e rented on moderate terms.
JANE Fl. sLACUM.
April %. eosw
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s;;cian, and was tie last person to bestow
on US his good wishes and farewell, when
entering the boat we left Springfield
forlthis place.
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Land for Sale.
I Will SELL 7HE FIRM CALLED
HOPE PARkF.

EORki ERLY tie residence of Or. Ia
Z vid Stuart decd, lyins in TIE coun
CT TairfayTand State Of Virginia. rea
lie old road leading from Alexandria
trcugh CeitrevilIe: twelty miles from
tte first. ard six from tie last mentioned
place. This tact Of land contains nearly
two thousand acres, is mostly in timber
and fire-Nood. There are between FIVE
md six hund ed acres o. this lanGi ;ad;ci-
usly cleared, and well enclosed highly
adapted to clover, and with TIE use of
iaister may be made exceedingly, pro-
dactise. ] he improvements consists of
every commodious dwelling house, goods
tables, a barn, corn houses, and every 0.
der necessary building. There is an ey.
cellent Grist Mil with great fail or re.
yer failing stream of water: it is at lis
time in complete repair. Near the dwell
ing house there are extensive leach AID
apple orchards, consisting of great va.
,Tety OF tie best fruit, and fertile garden.
Astie portion OF wood land adj dining this
arm is unnecessary large, should like
to sell part Of it Ia detached lots. lie
;herseer residing at HOPE arke will shew
tie improvements.
J WILL aLSCsIIL tie ftNcuirs
tracts ef LAND lying in tie County
Of Homps4"e, State q Vlrsinio, ris:
1860 Acres en- the lleeary
dountain adjoining tie lands of Thomas
i. Martin and Alexander King, betv cen
the dcer',rn, and How ellis Fun, drains
Of tie Forth hach OF ROTOR &C River
10 acres on the sa;d mountain adjoining
the lads Of SAID King, hicI ael n lille:
"rlamin Iee,er AID tie fine SvanI
SurveJ-4eO acres or the Great acapi p
acres aeyoiAne tie a;.ds OF alle
'.oyce, betneeu sileling Hill. and spring
zap s:ountain-SOOacres on MORT braEc.
OF Potomac i.iger nea. Eose's k;ill-Also,
:, small piece ot Lane Containing seven
acres ying On the hcrth LlaLcf. Of Eeto.
mac kiver, lear, Or adjoining tie last
mentioned tract. These lanes are ven
vatered with Lever failing springs OF tie
ii:ast delicious water, and liyGlets tassIIc
through therl; wen tla,Deled: Iertiie. a.
,nay De purchased ou reasonable TENS.
ana Cn literal creGIt.-.!ey aIeknoAn
% tie persons residing III t. elr .icluity,
as ha'inY been tie pro. erty Of Ur. Ia. ID
stuart, decd. late q t.nfa t0uEt, aid
state 81 Virginia .-A.s, fU sale, all, ut
800 acres OF valuable ti,ibereo ana weed
land, iyngi TIE County Of stafford AID
State OF virginia, about tea mics above
Aqua Town. a.o eli sad ,un, nea, tie
property OF leo. i,ale who VIII slew the
iand and make know tie terms.
foriurtLer particulars /. ati,e tc these
several tracts OF lane, a!..,, To the SUBJ
scrloer living IN tie equity OF fairia.. &
State OF Virginia near AieAandrla, Eis.
trict of COlumGia.