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NOrICE.

A MILLER who understands his business viii
a meet with employment by applying at Roy.
alton Mills in Amelia.
October H.. Sc
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$50 DOLLARS REVARD-

INSERTED from Camp Pendleton, Hanover
sH county, three soldiers
LS.2lC CURTIS, five feet four inches high.
lark eyes. dark hair, salow complexion, by pro.
session farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-.
lima.
JH0lL7S JN:3yNCE, five feet eleven inches
high dark blue eyes, light hair, and by profession
tfarmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina.
+ JoH:N C'IIeh' five feet ten inches high, %
years ofsge, blue eyes, dark hair, fair COMPLEX
ion, was Enlisted by Coioael Hamilton, North Ca.
rolina Surry county it is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North Ca.
r,Ena,an 4 whosoever viii apprehend thea above de-
serters, and deliver them to any officer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re.
ward--or FIFTY for either ofthem.
JOH.V PE.VDLETON.
Lieut. Sd RIFE RegE
August 5. n
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VIRGINIA.:
Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI
perior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
district, the goth day Of June, 1916.
Nell McCoui, Plaintiff
70.
Nathaniel Smith and james Turner, Defs.
THE Defendant James Turner not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord
hg 20 the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court, and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence,
hat he is not an nhsbitant Of this country: II is
ordered, That tic said Defendant do appear here
on the first day ofthe next term and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiff add that a copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ell in the City ofRichmond, for two months sue
eessively and posted at tie front door Of tle ca.
pitol, In the said City Copy.--Tcstc,
WIN. w. Hening, G.. G..
August 26. w8w
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SC HOOP.
4t:sust 16.

4HeHE Subscriber purposes to continue his
d School the ensuing year, at his residence a.
bout one mile and hrlfdrom Raine's Tavern,
' u lie will teach the Latin and En-
i-h languages, Geography, History, &c. Ten or
welve boarders will be received on the following
erms, viz they must find their own bedd;nS
and candles. The price for board and tuition
viii be one hundred dollars for each student.
twenty-five pad on commencement, the remain.
Ter at the end of the term. The school VIII
commence on the second Monday in January, and
end on the twentieth of December following.
Hentiemen disposed to Patronise the subscriber,
wlll please to signify their benevolent intentions
speedily (by letter or otherwise) that arrange.
ments may be made in time for the accomInoda,
ton of the stu ents.
JOHN T. WATKINS
Cumberland, Oct. IL, 1915. I'm.
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LANE FOR sAIlK.

I7iH seHtiie A.fyND ito17 Ire oHfn Chesterfield
county, containing, BY estimation,
SEVENTY TWO ACRES,
.fore or lesS-THe situation is high, healfhg and
agreeable, and improvements good far the accom-.
Riodation Of a moderate azcd fisily Fran, this
Lgnd, dndin the centre ofH too, Thape rafse,i ub.
wards Of 100000 bushels IF con- az dl6crenf
periodsfor e last fUe years IL has not been .vort
ell I2iafh contains urge Indies qfercepent CoaL,
there can be fftis c9ti5fS 6eiug bounded 6y Joka
ylIitrehe, CHHti6c a,ti Buck, on The North, he
Falling Creek on fhe Eat, GHdfie FaAi,ilr Greek
Coai lines, owned 6y ~ Heth, on Me Sonfh, and
by tie heirs If z. Wooidifdge, on NE Ear.
shall require a6ous on. foursh Of the bureIa,e
moacg IN haHds FIR ire balance time 4yiH be gisen
10 siRt the b7TChaser on the am0sas heinz xafs61c
foTily secured. TO say q5y mare as to The Gnd.
PROSPECT IF coai, &c. Is deemed unnecessary. a.
tiosc ds1rois 10 purchase wiH douJfless pieso The
bropeTty-shey 4riH please abblg to me on tie 6y,
misses. THOMPSON MUM.
C3,esferfeld, May II. If
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TO BRICK LAYERS AM MAKERS

WANTED good Brick layer, to build the
w Academy, now begun on Marion Hill
: he work is TO be neat, and to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
tro1vef hands, and some atfen1aice.
ALSO WANTED, one niiion of bricks made,
tsome this fall, and the balance next spring)
another million will be wanted next summer
Apply to
NEn. MCoUfL.
August 80. eff
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s TO RENT OR LEASE,
1.-TWO or .lsree NEW TENEMENTS with
n Garden Ground inclosed, ON MAaros HIJl,
one mile below Richmond.-apply to
NEIL M'COULL,
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At Rules holden IN the Clerk's Office of the Su-
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 26th day ofJunc, 1915
Michael Oinaly, PIaintiF,
.qraimse
John Bell, surviving partner of the late firm Of
John and William Bel, and said John Bell,
Walter Bell, and Reuben G.. Bessley, surviving
partners ofthe firm OF William and John Bell
&Co. D,f.na,nfs
THE defendant Reuben G. Besslev, not bav-
ing entered his appearance and gwen security
according to the act of assembly and the rules OF
mus Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, thatbe is not an nhabitant of this coun-
try; IL &c ordered, That the said defendant do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a cory
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in some Jews
paper published IN the city ofRichmond for two
months successfully and posted ut the front door
OF the capitol, in the said city
~ copy.-Teste,
WzLLz1.H W. HE.mrc, c. c.
Sept. 9. Sw
VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Su.
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 2oth day of June, 1915.
i.ichard Smith, admir- of Benjamin Smith, decd,
who was surviving partner of mercantile con.
Germ, whereof the said decedent and certain
1ohh Wins, decd, were the only members,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
| Michael Burke, Thomas w. Warrell and FANNY
| his wife, late Fanny Burke, William Davis,
Dr. - Burke, William Haxall. Henry Hax.
all, Roderick Hafiey, William Corlng, s,lrvi.
wing partner OF William and Charles Corling,
Robert Lanier, and Milton Rose and company,
Defendants
THE defendant DIR. - Burke not having en-
tered his appearance and gwen security according
to the act of assembly and the rules of this court
ana appear ing by satisfactory evidence that lie
| is not ain inhabitant of this country II is ordered
| That the said defendant do appear here on the
hrst day of the next term and answer the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be
| forth With inserted in some newspaper published
! in the city of Richmond, for two months success
slvey and posted at the front door of the capitol.
| in the said city. ~ copy-Teste,
WLLLL7.d ". HE.NING, C. C.
Sept. g. 8w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-18
RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, July Is. 1915. Z
DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition to his forme
stock, the following GOODS, viz.
EB LACK, blue and snuff-colored Lon
ED don Cloths
Blue and blue-mixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undressI Cambrics, rery cheap
One do. white and colored Hose N
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
Shifting long Cloths, Irish shirtings
"A and 7-8 Irish Linens
Sattinets, Kersenetts, & domestic Cling
hams.
June so.
For Freight or Charter.
xAaEsi3 r. Geo. Washington,
$500. $500 A first rate ship and re-
markabIe fast sailer, Joseph Wood, Mas
ter-burthen about 1000 barrels, perfect
ly equipped and ready for the immediate
reception of calgo.-Apply to
John G. Ladd.
June "a.
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Cotton, Teas, &c.
We hare on hand 6 e6er for sale,
so bales Virginia Cotton, of a very
superior quality.
SIS Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder and Y. Tyson Tea.
80 barrels Muscoyado Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
E hhds. Jamaica 4 Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and SO barrels second ano
third proof old Whiskey, fit for
family use.
Teneriffe and Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
40 kegs Copreras.
5 tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With general assortment Of Groce-
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPSON & CO
Nav 90.
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Maurice Herbert,

YEVAKEs this method of informing bis
& friends that he viii remain in St.
Bartholomew for several months. where
he will be grateful for any business that
may be entrusted to his care. His first
object will be to cultivate correspond
ence with the neighboring islands, by
which means vessels directed to his adj
dress, in the event of an opening of the
British ports, will be enabled to avail
themselves Immediately, of the best mar
ket, thereby avoiding the expence and de-
lay of seeking one. The schr. Louisa,
capt. I horp, will sail to his address on
Wednesday, and the schooner Enter
prize the following day-Letters for St.
Barts. to go by the above vessels may be
left at the countingroom of Adams, Her
bert u Co.
July 4.
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Public Sale !,
of Loatdalon and Fairfar. without

Nfeys BfS
of Loa1dalon and Eairtar. without
I'M Thursday the 10th day This is
next. if fair, if not, the ms trust
day; the subscribers will offer 2 deter
sale, at the tavern known by the Eactlns
LanesvilIe, tract of Land lying il
counties of Loudoun and Fairfax. I
above tract contains about two thousau
five hundred acres. and lies near the roal,
leading from Leesburg to Alexandria, a.
bout IL miles from the former, & % from
the latter place, and near the turnpike
leading from Little River to Alexandria.
1t is situated in an agreeable neighbour
hood and connects the advantages OF wa
ter and timber fit has been divided in
to compact farms containing from two to-
three hundred acres each, upon most OF
which there are tOlerably comfortable
dwelling houses, and will be sold in lots
according to the above ditision.-Fron,
experiments which have been made Of the
effects of plaster on the above tract. it
has been found TO succeed as well as on
any other land in Loudon. One third Of
the purchase money Will be required in
hand and the balance divided into two
equal annual instruments with interest
from the date, to secure the payment Of
which the purchaser will be required to
give bonds with approved security
The purchasers will be allowed the pri-
valege OF seeding in the fall, and pos
session will be given on the first day
OF January, 1916. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shewn the property by
Mr.HJohn Matthias, Surveyor of Loudon
County, residing in Leeeburg.
CARTER b. PAGE,
JOHN w. PAGE.
June 81. tbs.
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.UBLIsHED DaILY. by S. sN0WDEN, ROY
Lawrason q Fowle.

A<SS " StoOAA ~ - N''AN3 +
Have this day landing and for sale at
their wharf, the CARGO of Schooner
Morning Star, Captain Hammett, from
Boston, consistingof
$50 boxes mould and dipt Candles, of
superior quality
100 boxes brown Soap
90 barrels new mess and no. ] Beef
10 pipes superior quality Catalonia
Wine
100 reams large size Wra ppm 8
per
600 do. common do.
SO bundles Sheathing Paper
90 cases Salad Oil
90 do. Tumblers, Decanters, &c.
ofthe Boston Glass Mandatory
20 tons Plaster Paris.
For Freight.
,5EN The Brig TRIM, James Cleve-
aaaszEs land, master; burthen 1860 bar
rels, first rate vessel, ready for the i'm
mediate reception of cargo. Apply as
above.
June e..
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Joseph spear,

r, vspEcrFuLLY informs his Friends
and the Public, that he continues
= y s,,rv on the CABINET BUSINESS
! II is various branches, on Royal
s,ppt, near the Market, and has on
S,o5 some we'll made FURNITURE
mi III. also informs the Public that he has
!. , ! new fIEARSE, and stock to make
S0FgENS if called for. He also makes
nj repairs S0PHAS and every kind OF
CHAIRS on the shortest notice.
Rah o.
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Loughlin Masterson
Boot e. Shoemaker,

It'd ESPECTFULLY informs the cit
EN zens of Alexandria and public in
general, that he carries on the
Boot 6 Shoemohing
in the house he at present occupies on
Royal street, a few doors south OF King
street, and directly opposite the Office Of
the Alexandria Gazette; where lie will
be happy to execute the orders of his
friends, and promises TO use his best en-
deavors to give general Statistic 10 t.
such as may favor BIN with their custom.
He will keep on hand an assortment OF
Gentlemen's light SAoEs and PuMfs.
May 81. am-
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Eor Sale,

, FAMILY, of BLACKS, consist
A ing Of a man, a woman "a and 1 three e
1.tA'i,aa1--The man is about 2S years OF
. .ra..ope Of the children Z, one three and
& cher oae year old.-Apply to the the
Pnater +e
Nav 10. -
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New Teas, &c.

New Teas, &c.
Tie Subscribers having altered their firm
Of Joseph .Handerihe, continue then
business at the Corner Of King & FAR
tax-streets,
Where they Offer for Sale,
10 quarter chests GanpoWder
a5bozes Imperial
soquarter chests, Young Tyson
lOquarter chests Hyson,
10 ditto Hyson-Skin
I Teas Of good qualities,
|nfipally Of the !ate importations at
New-YOik and Boston.
MOO lbs. green and white Coffee.
Is bags old Java Coffee for fam. use.
fp*n Sugars of various qualities.
IOOO lbs. refined Sugars.
40 boxes No. / and 2 Chocolate.
~ Days fll0erts.
10 terces Rice.
s. bales first quail. Charleston Cot
ton.
Spipes, } Genuine old Port
2l-2 do. Wine.
Sl-2 pipes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne.
lOhossheads retailing Molasses.
q boxes Lemons.
50 barrels WhisEey.
w. WIN a general assortment of the best
vines, Liquors and Groceries, forcash.
sapoa the usual credits to punctual Gus
Mandevile & Larmour.
May IS. IF
;, y h >; They expect a parcel of choice
0H1Nh |, Ia cases, in few days.
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amongst aChich are


MUSLlNS. Cotton Checks
Cambria White, red & yell
Jaconett low Flanneil
Leno Towels and Tow
Book cling
Shifting and Silk Shawls & hand
Colored twiled. kerchiefs
Estopillars, a sub Misses Silk half do.
stitute for Long Cotton flag do.
Lawn Imitation and dia-
Long Cloths gonal ShawIs
Striped MulIs Elegantly painted
White Jeans and other Feather
Dimoty Fans
Diaper Cotton Hosiery
Superfine dressed &lSattiu, Lutestring,
Undressed prints and Velvet Rlb-
Calicoes bOns
Company Bengal Ferret, salloon tase-
Seersuckers Pins
Ginshams Buttons, Silk and
Granderrell Twist,
Marseilles & ether Striped, Plaid and
Waiscoating Chambray Domes-
stockingett tics, &c. &c.
All of which he will sell at small adj
vance, from cost.-Domestc Cloths par
ticularly he !iers by wholesale remark.
ably low. A few thousand weight of
Coffee by the barrel.
June 90. d3teodSw
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Rogers & Lewis,

Kgss;ne,-st,eet .alerandria, tiro doors detoio
the Mechanics Banle,
4TAyE lust received from India and
England, (via Boston, and are now
-nening. SO Trunks and Cases fresh M
5orted. Rich, Fancy and Staple Piece
Goods. which were purchased at Auc-
ION in Boston. at the sale of the targoes
# the ship Jacob Jones, and brig Kan
,ler from Canton, and ship Milo from Ii
gerpool, viz:
) cases elegant figured and twilled silks
and 1aventine, comprising beau
tifuI assortment of colors for Pc
isses, dresses, bonnets, &c. Is
Q do. black and colored canton Chi.
nese and French Grapes
2 do. black and colored lutestrlngs,
sinclaws ard sarsnets
Q do. containing black fring'd silk hand
kerchiefs. levantinc shawls
Black silk Serge De Rome Qor
mems vesting) silk Laces
Lace buttons-pla.n and blown
Cause &c.
5 trunks, common Plate, and fine Cali
Goes
/ do. "A London printed Cambricks, &
Blakely Stripes
s do. containing IA and Cd gold
head jaconets and cambria Mus
Inns
Q do. 7-s and "A common and fne
twist. and CoIeyain shrtings, some
of which are superior quality, and
a good substitute for Linens
/. ditto rib'd and quilted Vestings~-new
style and very cheap
| ditto common and fine dimities
| ditto common and rich damask Furnl~
ture do.
/ ditto "a cambria Ginshams and Ben
gal Stripes
e ditto "A aud CA fancy, plain, book
and Leno Muslins
/ ditto containing English patent and
India Company Nankeens.
| ditto black and white cotton Hosiery
l ditto best IS thread Adelphia Sew
ings
| bale fine white fannels.
ANY of the above sill be sold whole
sale and retail, at snail advance, tor
cash.
June 81.
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Advert

I'm obedience to an order of the Coun-
q ty Court OF Fairfax, we will, on Mon
day the 28th day of August next. proceed
10 sell to the highest bidder, all that par
eel or tract of land, (now occupied by,
and in the possession of ,Ihoslas Ogden
Of Thomas), belonging to the representa-
tives of the late John Allison, sen. de-
ceased.-Ihis tract is believed to contain
5etween 60 and lQ0.acres, tolerably we'll
vatered, with good proportion in wood,
bounded by Ravensworth, and the lands
If William , ash, sen. ZachaIiah Ward,
and W. Il. Foote. ESQ. and about seven
niles from Alexandra, lasther descriF-
.lon is taousht UNI ecessary, as it is pre-
samed any person inclined to purel ase
would view the premises, which will be
.hewn on application to tie tenant ihos,
Ogden of 'Fhomas.-Tie terms will be
one third cash, and bonds with approved
ecarity for the balance Eayab in ls &
IS months.-'Ihe sale to take place On
premises AID will commence at / l
clock, at which time and place due At"
,endauce will be given by tie
Commissioners.
July 81. eaw4w.
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recommend this hto favor two Won
gentlemen, by hoping you han Won, '.ny
vii not be angre at re, for desira a., 'ils
property without pay. 'Oa'
My witt IS short, my laarsine is sn.n
my speech is rough, and my ISStpaip = ~
much. sSs
speck will show the duh be clear
Draw are for to be onea
Show to be large what is snail
For such one | did make ny call.
Yours, &c.
ABRAhAM WILLIAMS,
Thanksgiving for the spectaclss
All my house is now SO light
Every thing is look SO bright
They give If freely from they store
] thank for them for ever more,
A. ",
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James c.. Deneale.

n. B. ! would prefer selling any or
the whole four last mentioned tracts of
Iand--an indisputable title will be made
and the payments made easy.
July 20. st
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Public Sale

EXTILL be sold at Public Auction on
w Thursday the Goth day of July
next, if fair, If not the next fair day, at
Woodbridge. the late residence of Mrs.
Sarah B. Mason deceased, in the county
of Prince William. opposite the town of
Colchester, III her personal estete. con-
sisting of Horses, Niules, Cattle & Sheep
among the Sheep are three or four full
booded Merinoes, and many other. Of the
Flock are MIXED With that race also a
quantity of Wool. variety of Household
Furniture, Kitchen aud Farming JTten
sis. a Coacaee AID Gie.--A credit of
rine months sill be si.en on alFsams a.
bore twenty dollars--notes With approx
ed security will be reqGiied to bear in
terest from tie Gate. if not punctuaHy
paid.-For purchases not exceeding TWEEN
t. dollars. cash will be REQUIRED.
At tie same tine and place will be hir-
ed for tie remainder of tie present year
several NEGROES, amo1s them some
valuable house servants.
l thompson Mason,
administrator.
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-MeInncbolu NarrQtire.

TIE Clifton, of Wdrkingtpn, Thomas
Osborn. master, sailed from the Bay Of
|rhaIeur on Monday the 2lst of Ncgem-
'oer. foY Liverpool. On the 25th of tie
same month, in heavy gale of wind and
snow storm. was cast away near Cape It.
fieorpe. on an uninhabited part Of the
coast Of Newfoundland. Tie crew sue
ceedetl in landing, i'll saving sone Prov
sions, and the>boats belonging to the YES
sel--imnediately erected huts tor tier
accommodation, and prudently restricted
to short allowance OF tocd.
On the 9th Of Dec. two parties were
|sent out, in different directions, in Guest
|of inhabitants, the one consisting OF the
|mate and six men; the other OF two APP
prentice lads, William Gill, OF Working
ton: and VIM. Nailwood, Of Liverpool
the former returned, after an unsuccess-
lfuI search Of five days; The latter never
|reioined their shipmates.
On the s0th Dec. James Mist, a native
| of Africa, died.
On the Esd April The ice broke up a
round the place Of their shipwreck-the
jboats were launched, and the remainder
| IF the crew. eleven in number, embarked
lin item and put to seattle same night
howe ever they v ere enclosed by the ice
and on the following day (tLe 24th) IN a
oa,e Of wind, two planks CT the long
5a.4,s hovs we're stoyen in--the Nhole
oa,ty then took to the jolly boat-the
Irale seen after abated, but the "eatheI
became extremely colo. Cape 1t. George
bore NE distant SIX miles.
On tie a5th April, William Naytor
and Heury Tedhuuter, apprentices, VII
CHAMPION, seaman, died with coid-on
the Goth, John Durham, seaman; and
Thomas Chapmat, carpenteF-the 21th,
Joseph Atkinson, seaman--the 2oth, John
Cameron, apprentice, and on the "a OF
Nav. Joseph Last, the mate, also.
On the sd of May the jolly boat was
Ihauled on the icev--on the 9Th the Island
Of Cave Breton discOyered--on the otf
the boat launched, and soon after tie
survivors landed near Cape North and
on the 18th arrived in the harbour OF syd'
|ney. with the exception Of Thomas NAL.
}sfatf. uf Exeter, who died three days pre-
iyious. !, r,.4
OF the crew which sailed IN the Chi
ton from Bay Ghaleur, but two lved e
ireaeh sydney--the Captain and JONI
,M,Kinaon, an apprentice, 10 years Q
Iaee--the latter with one OF his feet mucl
bitten.
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NOIIGE.1

u WISH to rent for the ensuing year
the FARM, formerly the property OF
VIM. Deneale. deed. in Fairfax county;
privilege of seeding may be had-Also,
the Mil and Store-House, the Mill is in
compleat order, two run OF stone there.
NAV. be had so acres of meadow land
with the mill, the property will be shewn
by Mr.. Josiah Marshal on the premises
Terms made known by the subscriber.
ALSO,
For term Of years the Farm, formerly
the property of George Deneale, jr. decd.
about 600 acres, lying in Frederick
county, Va. near BerryviIl-Terms made
knoWA BY applications to me.
Also,
I wish to rent or sell my Farm contain
inc about 500 acres, living in Fairfax Cy.
adjoining Fairfax Old Court House
Terms made known by application to
me.
ALSO,
A Farm known by the name of CLiSH,
Wing within 2 miles of Aleyandria, con
tanning about 400 acrcs.-For terms APP
MY to the subscriber.
ALSO,
A Farm containing about 600 acres, "
ing in the county of Fairfax. within FIVE
miles of Occoqpsn, the Land viii be
shewn by Mr.. Edward King. jr. near the
premises-Terms made knownby apply
ins to tie SUBSCRIBER.
ALSO,
A Farm knawn by the name of Rackoon
Jill. lying within 2 miles of Dumfries,
containing about $40 acres. This Land
isin healthy part of the country, an e.
1e,ant Dwelling House and Barn.--Also,
first rate orchard the property will
be shewn by Mr. James Deneale, Dunn
fries.-Terms made known by applying
to the subscriber.
James c.. Deneale.
N. B. ] would prefer selling any or
the whole four last mentioned tracts of
Iand--an indisputable title will be made
and the payments made easy.
July 20. st