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LAND AT AUCTION.

I'm pursuance of n Deed of Trust, bearing care
q the 10th day of May in the year OF our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, ana
duly recorded IN the county court OF Cheseriieia
executed By Valentine Winiree, jr. to the SUD-
scribers, as trustees, to secure the payment OF
t.vo thousand eieht hundred dollars to George Cox,
together with all the growing interest thereon,
as also the cost and charges of carrying the said
Trust into effect,
FpiH be sold to the highest bidder,
agreeable to the provision OF the Act of Asse m
bly,, entitled An act concerning Executions, and
for other purposes" VIZ. the purchaser paying
the cost in cash and executing his bond in double
the amount of the remainder of the purchase mo-
ney, conditioned 10 pay the amount of the pur-
chase money with interest thereon, at the repeal
or expiration ofthis act
On the premises on the Cd day of August next,
ffar, otherwise the next fair day, one moiety or
half of the Courthouse, TRACT OF LAND, in
Chesterfield county, formerly the property Of
Henry Winfree, deceased, and now the property
of the SAID Valentine Winfree, jr deed, or as
much thereof an NAV be sufficient to discharge
and satisfy the debt aforesaid In which said
Land the widow of the said Valentine Winfee,
.ir has her DOVER and on which Mrs. Mr'hs
WnfFee has a Len for an annuity OF screen POUNDS
ten siiiIngs ftom 1904
Should he said l. nd exclusive Of the said
WIDOWS dover not be sufficient 10 SATISFY the debt
aforesaid, so much of the reversionary interest in
the SAID widows dover viii also be sold, as VIII
make up the deficiency.
EDWARD ARCHER, Tus-
A. BASS. { tees.
June 81 w6t
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Iune H..
NOTICE rs HEREBY CUE-.

NlAt at the next August court of Nm.
n; county, at the courthouse thereof aPeT
'en At public auction for cash, so much Of all ib
IN that county returned del.no,ant =,
payment OF the taxes of the Last wear US non
wl.n 1ae srTearases from the year i7o9 nv tI
year 1915, both years inclusive, rs vi, 20 tne
n,en. 70 discharge he arrears of taxes AID io
With the tsTes an ny damages thereon, together
wlli commence on the Grst dav Of tbe me sales
pie ed. u''Di uiey shall be COM
tsres nc s SIoscr Der is authorised toreceve all such
shall be sold %iI"S IS at any time before the lands
seen IN the Cler;s's office Of td u ICES may be
possession of the subscriber, or in tb, ~ me
'iie Auditor Of public accounts " ''e once OF
HENRY EBsKrNE. n
June 10. 70 H.iA s. VI. G.
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DESCRIPTION OF DARrMoon, ENGLAND
rno,t rHE ESSEX CsaLsnl pro,,rr,


FROM THE ESSEX (sALEs) REGISTER.
1.-THE olorpirg interesting description Of the eeze.
brdted English depot Of Js,5soilers at Dartmoor.
and account efhte hSrfIS massacres Of .8,aerioa1
PRISONERS on The 9Th of.gbri zoas svrifte1i at tbet
Piace by one ar resbeefa5ie to1gnsnsp, ,gho 6as
been long time a prisoner, and fo,,yardedto a
Jriendin His tom by one ofthe carfeis which has
recently arrived
DmtmOor depot les about fifteen miles N. r.
Of Plymouth in the county of Devonsbire. and
twenty SIX miles w. N. w. of Exeter, the caf,i.
tai town. It's appearance and situation is The
most unpleasant and disagrecable Imaginable
The country around as Gar as the eve extends. is
an Uneayen, barren and dreary spot not tree
shrub, or scarce plant IS seen for many mile,
round here and there appears a miserable
matched cottage, whose outRardsppearanc well
bespeaks the misery and poverty that dwells
wiliun Here no cheering prospect greets the
prisoners eye bountful nature here denes ali
her sweets, and seems TO sympathlse with the
unhappy prisoners.
The climate here is rather unhealthy, the pri-
soners are almost continually affected with colds.
pains. &c. during nine months in the year, owing.
probably 20 is height Il beng upwards of Sc
yenteen hundred feet from the surface of the sea-
This depot consists ofseyen prisons each calcu-
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,anrD FCR SALE.

r WILL sell the TnAcr OF LAND nov t,,,5red
and Seventy acres, be the same more or eIS, &c,
on the Gen. to road, about nme mules Deiu~ tbe
INTO bridge, and about twenty miles apo 1,' and
town OF Manchester, situation high' henu.! So" CO..
agreeable with every necessary ihi!Io ,r5
the accommodation Oh finiy' Wl'il 'ul p,,,,t,-
deem :, unnecessary to say any thing more about
the above tract, IS those desrous TO purchase W.
doubtless view the premises before hey hi'lAe
the purchase--For terms apply to me: <
ROBERT ELAN.
June z. "T
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NOTICE rs IIepEDy ,,-,-----

r. r
'hAl at the next Aug . -, ~,
at 6I,y' at the courthouse thereof 1,les
'''0 auT Ton, for cash, so much 80 man -, sell
in tb., .o,,.. L'4yNDS am LOTS VI 'ui The
payment s To my, returned delinquent for a..
present wear nc, lr9m the year 1921, until tb
yea, as viii be sufc et 10 'sc - oi t9e present
o oeC r,s' winch shall remain uapaiJ ,oe arears
'eT ,rta damages thereon. paul. ana ten per
court. s1 ,I wa w commence on the first dav of,bo
shall Be continue from dy to day un,il tbeS
to rece We III reed. The subscriber is author,sS{
before the land shan be sold. -'' . a. any time
~, a list Of delinquencies NAV he co.
s,,S ofhce Of the county in possess;o N The
lie D oCsr OF in the Office Of the Auditor o. The
GREENSVH.LE PrNrN-
June 2. IL 5. PC.
wewn
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BENZ. MERCER.
Hospital, April IS, 1915.
DAnrs:oon Pnlsox. March %. 1s1

DARrmoon PRIsoS, March 90, 1915
To his ErceiIency James Madison.
Honored and Respected Sir,
From the general philanthrophy of your cha
racter and liberalIty OK sentiment, no APOLOGY is
deemed requisite for introducing to your psrti-
cular notice, and that of the nation at large, DR.
GEORGE Magrath, principal of the medical de-
Psrtnlent Tor the American prisoners of war in
England 1t IS impossible for us to speak ofthis
gentleman IN terms that viii do justice to his SUI
Perlor professional science, brilliant talents the
exemplary virtues of his heart, the ur5anity and
~ accessibility OF mis- manners, his unreinittins
as5iuuiHes and mwearied exsrtions, in combat
'ng aslccesslon of diseases, of the most exaspe-
rated and malignant character, which prevailed
amongst the prisoners.
At the hrst forming of the depot Pneumonid
IN IT'S worst form generally prevailed, which de-
generated INTO still more dangerous species of
Puhnonic complaint, namely, 1peribnet,nonia
;N0ta, which was rapidly succeeded by putrid
End OF measles, and that destructive malady fol-
lowed ny malignant smallpox, which spread ra-
Pdiy dlsmay and apprehension were painted on
every countenance DIR, Magrath's tine and at
tentIon We're fully occupied in the hospital, and
D' Vaccllatng the prisoners. From his unpre-
cedented exertions in an Indictment season of the
year, III most Inhospitable cline, his health be-
came seriously impaired, but totally regardless
OF himself, he persevered in his unparalleled ex-
heaiifS art, was the means, under Divine Provi-
Gehce' OF rescutng many citizens of the United
states from the fast approximating embraces of
He@th' Ihls malignant species of small pox, un-
known to the generality ofprofessional gentlemen,
appeared IN other places, and far greater mum
per Tell victims in proportion to the cases at this
place
we therefore trust, that some distinguished
marx OF the nations gratitude viii be conferred
on Dr. Magrathi for this truly great mans exer-
IONS IN The cause of suffering humanity have been
rarely equalled, but never exceeded.
we have the honor to remain, with sentiments
OF respect and attachment, your Excenency's obe-
dent humble servants,
Benjamin Mercer,
Pierre q. DE Peyster,
Henry Proctor,
John Cottle
Thomas CarberTy,
James Lester,
Henry Bull,
HOSPITAL Committee
Thomas B. Mott,
Seth Walker,
William West,
Charles Dexter,
William Motley,
John S. Troubridge,
Henry Sherburn,
Thomas b. Frost
For and ia the behalf ofthe american
Prisoners at this deSes.
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NOTICE

WILL be sold, at Amelia Courthouse m n.
w fourth Thursday in mex month h.
court day) an IMPORTED MARE, now Sot aag
son to EAGLE, and her Fully, two wears old Ia
SIR Archy belonging to the Estate of the ,st.
ION =. 1eierson;A credit till next Chr stmas
WIN DC gwen and bond with approved security
punctually paid. N'e' L NOT
SAMUN JONES,
WM, BOOKER EXors
Iune II. 'oi' oecd.
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Richmond. April 10.
LAND FOR SALE.
7 7viH seHths L.4N-71 7 nozv live onin CheaerfeIo
county, containing, by eshnasion,
cFVE IT'y 'ryXn AODFc

wa Sett INC INV ~ n0lV HUs 0nIH LhestsTFefd
county, containing, by eshwasion,
SEVENTY-TWO ACRES,
More or less-The situation is high, heat6y and
agreeable, and improvements good for The acc ON
mod1tion Of a moderate sized flmily From This
lind, and in the centre ofi 700, T6ave raised mn
roaroia Of 100000 bushels If CO8L at Bgsrent
beriodsfor the last tire years has MT been cork
Ell Thai it contains Large bodiese ferceRent CoaL
there cln be ittLe dou6t 5eing boVp,fsd 6y Tohn
.hTchie, Cunffe ant Buck, on the North, the
Failing Creek on the East, dnihe Failing Greek
CoaL Mines, o'oned 5y IT. Hetb, IN the SoRtf, and
by the hsirs II Q. Wooihr'lge, u, The Eqss.
? ! shaHrsquire a5o1t one,f fourth Of the btrcha,e
money in haul; far The balance time 4oiRbe gi,en
10 sdt the Purchaser, on ME amount beine saHsf4c.
tority secured. To sdy any more as 20 fhe GnA.
PROSPECT Of coal, &c. Is dsemsd unnecessary. az
hoss dssirots TO purchase ,OiH doubtless uie1v he
broberg-ttey zviR please apply to me on the pre-.
mi3es.
THOlIPSO.W BLUNT.
Chesterfe'd, .Hqy17. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
DAnrmooR, April 10, 1915.
Gentlemen,

OOTIVtIIIGIf,
Honored as am with the appreciation of those
Whose good opinion so highly estimate, cannot
'srlie hlyseif to receive this additional mark of
your friendship and regard, lin which YOU much
overratem my humble exertions, in the discharge of
my duty and the cause of humanity without beg
6ing leave to assure you, that whilst it reflects
upon me the highest honor that could be confer
req IL lays clam to my heartfelt acknowledge
ments, and everlasting gratitude
: With the most sincere and cordial good wishes
i ,Sr your heaith and happiness, 1 remain, gen.
tlemen, your much obliged and most grateful
servant,
GEO. AIAGRATH.
10 the Gentlemen forming the
Hospital Committee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
N'on The Plymouth CEng.J Telegraph, .qpril q.
. the Editor,

> the Editor,
SiR-rhe Officers and Prisoners of this Depot
.eing an ardent desire, that the citizens OF the
Uni ed States may lie informed of the many and
great services rendered them by DIR. Magrath,
and Likewise that the subjects of Great Britain
may learn with what sentiments of gratitude and
respect has unparalleled efforts in the cause OF
humanity, and the discharge of his duty, have, at
TINS depot, filled US, We have to request that you
VIII cause To be inserted in your paper as early as
possible, copies ofthe enclosed testimonials adj
dressed to that gentleman.
l am, &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

thousand, Some, however, of the best officers
are not retained.
Let Us wat at least until Congress shall decide
at their next ession the course they Will adopt 10
wards us !; nothing be done we csnmeet in 1916,
at the place and N the manner prescribed in the
address ola brother, of the 18th, and published
IN the Intelligence of the 18th instant.
.qnothe,' Officer Of the late Army.
18th June, 1915
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FOR RENT,

Under the Bookstore Of r. A. MAYO & Co. con.
tanning three excellent dry rooms. Possession
may be had immediately. Apply TO The Printer.
June 3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
THE SUBSCRIBER

AVlNG declined business in the Mercantile
hne' viii devote his attention exclusively t,
COJN3iLSSIOyH BUSINESS
lie has several good Yards on the Basin and cgn,J
winch he VIII let for the deposit ofCosis. Also
Lot enclosed, lying on both sides of the Canal
near inc upper Lock, for the reception OF plank.
he VIII rece We proposals until the first dav oF
June next FOR the building of from twelve to SIX.
~ ~, enree Story BRICK Store and Lumber Houses
u. ne "Sters edge, on the Basin and Canal. ON
ground rent or lease The odvant.cras - On
building SITES possess, render them worfby tI..
@tlentIon OF merchants and Others. ,,ossess,ro.
capital. ARCHFI Ans i11I ,D,5gss.iis
April 10. TO
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cessant fire OF DuSsuetry, III his humane endcayors
TO prevent the fatal catastrophe Ills treatment
OF he unfortunate wounded Americans is supe-
FOR 70 all praise, and was such as TO enttle Dr
Aagrath to the esteem and gratitude fthe citi.
zens of the United States.
We therefore respectfully and arclently solicit.
that your EXcellcncy- would be pleased To honor
DIR. Magrath with your particular notice and es-
teen, and to convey these our sentiments TO the
government of the United States Tor we would
WISH to give all possible publicity to our high
sense cf DIR. Magrath, and to evnce to our coun.
Try and III, world how gratefully we appreciate
the essential services We have received from that
gentleman.
we avail ourselves of this opportunity TO Of
ier TO Your E1cellency our congratulation on IT,
happy termination ofyour important duties al
ohent, by the conclusion Of a peace so highly no.
horsoie TO our beloved country and to Yourself
ana 10 assure your Excellency of our igh respect
and attachment to your character and person
we nave the honor to be, sir, your obcdeni
humble servants,
I Or ana ~ Ssa' Of The american prisoners .ge,
az This depot.
Pierre G. De Peysfer,
Henry Proctor,
Henry Bidl,
John Cattle
Thomas Car,
Thomas CG,bsrry,
James Lester,
Be11umin JHercer,
Isaac D0TveH.
DAnrmooR, April 10, 1915.
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June Z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-01
FOR SALE,

Or will be exchanged FIR Stock in either
ofthe Eonks in the district Of Colam-
5ia. or state Of Y re- MD
& VALUABLE. FARM, situats in
~ Westmoreland county, on Mat
tox Creek, containing 200 acres, prin-
cipaily bottom land of the first quality
There are on the premises good dwell
ling house and necessary out houses
an apple and peach orchard
.4LSO,
Oae other tract containing $50 acres,
a large portion of which is heavily tim.
bered, with a dwelling house and apple
orchard it is situate about two miles
from the first mentianed tract. II is
deemed unnecessary to give more mi
mute description of the property, as It'll
expected any person inclined to pur-
chase will first view the premises
ELLIOTT MUSE.
March 81. Nv
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Fuel Wanted.

e KOPOSALS will be received in
n writing until the lst day Of June
A't ios supplying the next stated ses-
'''n u congress, with $50 Cords of
gov sound hrewood eighty cords OF
"hic Unjust be hickory, or hickory and
ase' the residue tic various kinds of
va, All to be delivered, sawed Gin
~o) packed and measured at the ex-
rshss OF the contractor, in vaults or
10y yards providedby the government,
!" ~ presen: Capitol of tbs q. States,
M. riy OF Washington. One third
me-, oa or before the .s,day Of Sept.
lsn 'ne other third, on or before the
Ssra. petoeer, and tie residue ca or
49,. Ne goth Of November. Propo-
a. 's' DC accompanied with the name
ar. ITS OF The security or securities
a. - secure q faithful execution o
term nlTaets The propescr, whose
Be adj, I'd securities are accepcd, will
aud - "a otSuch scce p,ance sy letter;
Re, - eSecatng the proper .ecuri-
ssneed. 'ie money slii be ad.
w.. J. THos. DoUGHEnTY.
$50 nnSioa City, Match ls. sm
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Joseph spear,

M ESPEc TtUEJY Informs his
"a Friends and the Public, that he
conlianes to carry on the CABlNis s 4
/. BUSINESS in all It's various branches:
on Royal Street, near the Market, and
has or hand some well made FURNI-
TURE. And, also informs the. puill,c
that he has got 4 new HE Ar 4, and
stock to make COFfINS, ifcalled tor.
He also makes and repairs Sophas and
every lind OF Chairs On the shortest
netice.
Feb Is
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alexandra
County in the District of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of said County, letters OF sdmnlst,a ton
on the personal estate Of Ihos. G. lar
den, late of the County aforesaid oe.
ceased.-All persons having claims az
gainst the said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same To the sub
scriber, duly authenticated and passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before the
9th day of Sept, next or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate-and those indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this Ga.
day of March, 1915
George Williams, .sdm'r.
With he will annexed Of /. G. Hardea
March 4w
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A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,


That the subscriber has obtained
from theqorpilans' Court OF Alexan-
tiria CountY, in the District of Colum.
ola, Letters Testamentary on the T.
state OF Theodore skinner, late OF the
couaty afors said, deceased : all per-
sons having claims against The said de-
ceaent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same duly authenticated sid pas
sed by the Orpha s. Court TO the sub
scriheP, on or before the 9Th day O
Sept. next, Or they may by law be cx-
Guided from al benefit 10 said estate
and those ladebted thereto are reeuir
cd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hsnd this 9Th day
of March, 1878
John GRID,
Erecutor Of Theodore Skinner.
March 9. 4w
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syOWDEN, RoYAL-sIREET,. ALEXANDRIA.
SA.I,UR DAY, APRIL i 1915.
FOR SALE.

A TWO story STONE HOUSE.
IA in Middie6urg, lately Gnishe' /,
which is we'll calculated for q family,
witt, good cellar and kitchen UNDER
Meath two half acre lots, under good
enclosure, we'll of most excellent wa
ter, stable, carriage house, SC. A bar.
gain may be had if application is made
in short time to the subscriber on
the premises. -
Edwin G. Brown.
Wlddlehnrg, March 1913 s2m
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Merlno Sheep.
"a ME Subscribef has for Sale, at his
Il residence, about five miles below
Alexandra, a few thorough bred youn5
Merano Rams,
from twelve to fifteen months old, which
viii be fit for service the ensuing season
! thompson Mason
March ID. 2aa3w*
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no. 1899
Public Sale.

(, III p.
|NHY VIRTUE of decd of trust
I'D from WILLIAM YEAToN to tho
Subscriber, to secures The Payment OF
certain debts in the said deed rcntioned,
due from the raid Wlham Yeatcn 10
the Bank Of Potomac, will be sold at
auction on the premises. on the FIST day
of May next, OF 10 o'c.oek,
That Lot orparcel Of ground
on which the said .Vrm Yeaton ut pre-
sent resides, situated upon tire North
side of Cameron Street and west side OF
St Asaph street in the town of Alexsns
dria, and bounded IS follows, viz: be-
ginning al the Intersection ofsaid street,
< running tkence westardly viii Came
ron street, & binding herewith 100 feets
thence northwardIy with line parallel
to ST. Assph's street 26 feet; thence
eastwsfdIy with a line pa slle' to Came~
ron stree, 0 feet to ST. Asaph's streets
thence senthwardly with that street end
binding theieupon l26 lie to the begin.
ning together with the building and
I'll other appurtenances thereunto be-
longi g.
One Lot of Ground On the
cast side 81 FeirIsx street, beginning
at the north end Of the house formerly
occupied by Mrs Catherine Sapfords
Supposed to be l4a feet inches to the
south Of Princess street; thence south
20 the lire Of the lot formerly me pros
pertY Of Mary Chew, supposed TO be
thirty tour feet two or inches thence
eastwsrdly the sauce width peyalisI With
Princets street in depih l2s fcci inch.
es TO the ,iae Ct the lot formerly Rich
ard CoawsY's.
One other lot on the South
side ef Cameron stree, aud tsst SIDE Of
: Washington street: beginning at tho
iDiersection Of SAID streets, thence east
sn Cameron s'reelSe4 feet south parai-
iei to Washington street Ito feet, west
parallel to Cameron street GA feet TO-
Washington street, north on Washing
ton stree to tie beginning.
One other Lot On the north
side Of Cameron street, beginning as
the distance of one hundred and forty
fourf feet west from Royal stree, thence
west on Came,on street one hundred
and two feet TWO inches to Pitt street.
thence north on Pitt street eighty eight
feet to ten feet alley, thence On the
alley east one hundred and two feet
two inches, thence south parallel 10
Royal street to the beginning.
One other .ot On the north
side OF King street, beginning at the
distance OF ninety seven feet SIX inches
west from Uninn Street, thence west GA
King street twenty two feet six inches,
thence north parallel to Union street,
the same width as In front, eighty -one
feet to Fsyette alley.
The terms of Sale will be one 9Th ia
Cash, and The residue in six, twelve,
eighteen and ,wenty-six nontAs, carry.
ing interest from the date, to be secur-
ca by Notes with approved Endotsers,
and a DECD OF Trust On The property
sold.
THOMAS SWAMI,
=
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Grpl7ar.s' Court.

alexandria County, Mare Term 1915,
ORDERED. That the administering
Of Ihos. G.. Harden, decea.cd. dc in-
sert the following advertisement three
times week for 4 weeks in the Alex.
andria newspapers.
A Copy-Tsst.
Il. Moore, Reg. Fills.
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!
mrNDER the authority Of the LIST
Willard Testament Of Michael
io,ueara, dec'd-Will be sold at auc-
non on The premises, on the 9Th day o.
March next, all the real estate OF the
aid Michael O'Meara, consisting OF a
HoatseNaad Lot
In the Town of Alexandria, onthe North
allie Of Prince street and to the West
ward Of Union street aud two Lots OF
Nand with the improvements thereon at
Hyest-End, in the County OF Fairfax,
.ore Of the said lots containing about 20
Acres and the other about 8 Acres
The terme OF sale, one haIfcash and the
ether hslf in S and months, to be Sc
cured BY negotiable notes with approx.
ed endoysers and deed OF trust upon
Ess properly sold.
Thomas White. Ea.ors.
Thomas S1oann,
February Is
". x. The Sale to commence FOR
tbs property in To1cn at 10 O'Clock.
On Il immediately after at Vest Ead.
| he Sale Of the above
property is postponed till the
lst Monday n April next.
March T.. ts
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To Kent,

70 NCIlt,
Y NHE Country Seat on Cameron
.. Hill. formerly the psoperiy Of
10 an Richter, deceased. This tenc-
m mt is beautifully situated On a com
m hding elninence, g from It's sealth
ns So AID centiguity to the iowa Of
AZ mandria. offers q strong induce
me nj to a genteei family.
ALSO,
| he House and Lot lately occupied
by Or. Brooke. where variety Of
nan dsome arniture may be bought.
2 apply to
James C. DeneaIe.
N Iov. ls.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-01
4 Farnler and a Gardener
Wanted.

Aski!ful and industrious Farmer,
Mo Ia. no objection to removing %
.hs western Country, wiz hesr OF a
rood situation, by applying At THIS ot s
ALSO, -
4 Gardener, who understands ms
freshness, is sobcrand Industrious. wiii
meet with employment, by appiyins
- above.
Feb 90.