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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-21
F.aRdLERs' B.aNK OF TTRGTNE9.

"A NUMBER of the stockholders Of A..
= n AERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA resident in Norc,Is
ietcrsnufg and Fredericksburg, having cal,ed =
general meeting on Friday the 9TH OF yuI,- g
uie purpose OF altering or annulliner one, az En-
ui'tions adopted by the President and Direc.
cstsii,at .le fMners' Bank of Vrginia-at the
es'aoushment of the offices of discs1nt and L.
posi-, and subsequently sanct,ol,ed w., tte 49,
.;oi themselves and it being deemed essen.
60. W ule well ordering of The affairs of tbe.
~ 1'toii that the subject at issue between
oEioo" iIerS Bank OF Virginia, and some of the
,louid De thoroughly understood and de-
of tha se.,ied by full and fair representation
announcement for many ofthe distant stockbniyao,.
!" a,'ehd IN person, ON AN occasion SO ;,nnortan+
" thelr interest--ReSolved, that the Casb;e, A.,
cause 10 be published the form of ,,ors,e. fo,.
voting by proxy, and that 1t be respectf1nv re.
commented to such stockholders as cannot he
present e at 'he SAID meeting, to appoint substi-
Extract from the .ifi'i,,tss of the President and
Directors. '''s'" "'@
81. -, VIM. NEKERvIs, cashr.
Form Of the poicer Of .9ttorasy.
KNOW all men By these presents that sc
do hereby appoint subst;tnt. ~.
proxy, to represent at all n,eet;nars se S &c
NE stockholders, of the Farmers Bank Of Viz
Sllia' ana IN name and behalf, To vote re-
sPectng the enacting, repeating or amend,nr,
suc9 oye-laws, ordinances or regulations, as nla1
De deemed necessary and convenient for the go
e-''i h OF tne sad bank. In witness whereof
day of un'
Sealed & Delivered
IN presence of (SeaD
Form Of .96idavit, to ,oit
a - personally appeared before me a poaeis-
trate Tor said and made oath, on the bolx
Evangehsts of Almighty God, that shares
standing IN name on the books, of the Far
mers' Bank of Virginia, are really and 6ono,fds
= our property, and not held In name,
for any purpose of fraud or contrivance
~ b. If the stock be held as Exor. or Trustee.
slie ar'davit must state that it is 6ona-fdc, the
property of the Estate or person, in whose name
1t stands, on the books of the said Bank.
June T. =,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-21
vice. but Of TIE finest metal ard most exquisite

polish.
IN .2meisc1n Sergeant--In the battle CT Mia
CARA, such was the carnage among colonel Jes-
sup's officers, that he was Obliged TO place his
standard IN the hands of sergeant, whose name,
We think, was Fitch. While the colors, pietced
with about serenity balls, were wavingiin the hand
OF this baye fellow, shower of grape shot COM
ing from the enemy, cut the staff into three pie
ces. Fitch deliberately gathering up the scat
tered fragments, turned to Jessup, who was near
him, and SAID, with smile, Look, colonel, how
they have cut this In 4 moment afterwards a
ball passed through his body. Bute even that was
insufficient to move him. Alike powerful in per-
son and rssolute in mind, he neither fell nor
hiRched, but continued to wave his mutilated
| STANDARD, Until, becoming faint with the loss of
blood, ne forced to resign it into the hands of
| another.
Fitch recovered from his wound, and his good
conduct being reported to the secretary of war,
ne was promoted 10 second heutenancy his
commission bearing date from the day on which
ne had thus distinguished himself.
TIE .;n,,rican SahEsr-yn the same battle,
colonel JessuP suspecting that his troops had ex.
pended nearly all their cartridges, passed along
the rear the line to make inquiry as to the fact
several soldiers who lay mortally wounded, some
OF them actually in the agonies of death hearing
the inquiry, forgot FOR a moment, in their devo,
ton to their country, both the pain they endur-
ed and the approach OF death, and called out,
each one for himself, Here are cartridges in my
box, take and distribute them among my COM
panions.'
soldier in the line exclaimed to his COM
mander, my musket is shot to pieces His
cornrade who lay expiring with his wounds, at
the distance of few feet, replied, in a voice
scarcely audible, my musket is in excellent or
der-take and use her.
1t is no extravaganza to assert, that an army
OF such men, commanded by officers of cores
Pondng merit is literally nviucible.
"A young gentleman ofgood morals, was umwa-
rliy drawn into a gaming house where he was so
lucky as to win all the cash the gamesters had.
Upon leaving the place. he was beset at the door by
number of beggars, who generally attended to
ask aims of the fortunate gamesters-he directed
them to neighbouring tavering, where he feast
ed them, and sent for such people as keep ready
made clothes, clad them all complete, and gave
each sum of money, according as he tho't their
necessities required. On his arrival at home, the
father, who had been very uneasy at his long alb
senoe, inquired where he had been, and what do
ing He said have been fulfilling the Scrip
lures" The naked have clothed-fed the hun.
grY--and the rich have sent empty away
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-21
TREASURY DEPARTMEST,
18th June, 1915.

18th June, 1915.
NOTICE.
Arrangements are making TO discharge the
whole Of the arrearages ofthe Treas rry Note debt
where the same became due and PAYABLE. as soon
Is competent supply Of current money can be
OBTAINED, at the seat Of the several Loan Offices.
arrangements are, also, making to furnish a
competent issue of Treasury Notes, to assist in
me re-estaolishTnent of circulating medium,
throughout the United States but it has been as
certalned, that an issue Of Treasury Notes. not
bearing interest, and fndable at 2 per cent. can
not, at TINS time, be employed for that purpose.
NOTICE 20, TaEREroRE, HEREBY GIVEN, that
rlnds have been assigned for the payment of such
treasury Notes, and the interest thereon, as be-
came due, or shall become due, at the Loan Of
nee IN t'tfadeIbhia, in the State of Pennsylvania,
on the following days, to wit
OIl the 2lst OF Novermber the 1st and the
llth of December, 1914
The LIST OF January the 1st and DIST Of Fe-
bruaryi the DIST Of Aprl the 1s, 11th
and 2lst Of Mays the 1st, 18th and Dist
June and the 1st, 18th and DIST Of july.
1915 being all the Treasury Notes due,
or becoming due, at T'Fiigdeibhia, prior to
the lst day Of August, 1915.
And the said Treasury Notes will accordingly
De pad, upon the application Of the holders there
OF respectively, at the said Loan Office in the
CITY OF Philadelota on IRE Isl day Of qugst nezt,
after which day interest Will cease to be payable
upon the said Treasury Notes.
AEp NoTIcE is hereby further given, that
funds have been ass gned for the payment of
such Treasury Notes, and the interest thereon
az Became due at the Loan Office in Sapanab,
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold, at Amelia Courthouse. on the
w fourth Thursday in next month. Cbeiug
court day. an IMPORTED MARE, now In ser.
son TO EAGLE, and her FILI.Y, two years Old. by
Sir Archy belonging 70 the Estate Of the lato
John G.. Jeffersone-A credit I'll next Christmsa
will be given, and bond with approved security
required, TO bear interest from the date, If not
Punctually paid.
stMuEL JONES, 2y.
Wst BOOKER. TX ofs
Of John G. Jefferson. deed
Iune II. W.
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LAND FOR SALE.
1ViH seH the LIND Tao7v Ire on IN C1csterfsid
coUnty, containing, By estim0sioB,

I 1OiH cell the LIND no.V Ire on IN CHcsterfsid
c0unty, containing, By estiuasion,
SEVENTY-TWO ACRES,
JiIore or tess-T2e sitVatian 10 high, healthy ant
agreeable, and imbroUemeitts good far the acc ON
D1odation If a moderate siEed faslily. From his
i1nd, and IN tie centre o(if TOO, Thave raised ub.
7Vards Of 100000 bushels Of com at di6erenf
periods--for the last fire years has not been 7cok-
en- THdtn contains Large bodies Of erceilent CoaL,
there can be Rttle doilbt 6eing 5ound'ed Jy John
.hiTohic, CtHli6e anil Buck, on he North, the
FatyHg Crcek on the East, anil the Failing Greek
Coal Mines, o1o,led BIZ IT. Meth, on tie South, and
BY the heirs IF n. Woodridge, on the East
I shall require about one.to1gh Of tie purchase
money in hand for tie balance time s0iH be giUeu
to sat the purchaser, on the amOult being satiefae-
foriiy secured TO say any more as to the land
prospect Of coal. &c. IS deemed unnecessary, as
those DESTROYS to purchase 7oiK doit5tless 1iezp the
prqperty-tley IviH please Apply 70 me on tie Pre-.
misses.
THOyNPSo6r BLUNT
Chesterfield, Nay II. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-21
TwENTY DoLLARs REwARD.
A. j. DALLAS,
Secretary cfthe Treasury.

Runaway from the plantation of the subscriber,
on Chickahomony, on the 11th instant,
A .FUL.8TTO WO.I.a.l.
Named CHARLOTTE, about 95 Years old, near
feet high, incinedfo be corbulent, of a perry ami
ing, pleasant coanitendnce phen she speaks. She
took Nth her a variety Of clothing, 7OIich cqnnot
be described. She has no marks a6o7tt her person
by which she can be Paraelttarised. She Is uerg
capable house servant, good cook and Ivasher.-
HlUi'tg resided seUerat years IN he city of Rich.
nlold, zDherc abe has n1nperoUs acquaintance, IL
20 sbposed she 10 lurking there, or at Peters
6urg, and may attempt 10 pass az a free 7voman.-
The aboUe rervard 1uH be giUen far her delivery at
1g residence, her sqfs Judgement IN jail, 1cSth
aHiegal eab ences pail.
.fJY.W L. .HfEREDITH
HanoUer, May 27 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-21

ne give fnbkefyto the jeHoIsiag ersracs Of Icl-
!. Ter from u Uisted States 2tfeer as .'faehiGs
da'ed .hdv 10, 1915, ia justice 10 tie GuiiOr,
-ahois spoken Of IA terms # tie viies: abuse 5s
, tie British cSicers at EasfbOrt--.sho sl9eGI'
they 1piu report hin 10 GEN. STRONG, for
hGriny entaced their men to desert, cnd for en-
listing them for ths American Navy
Eastern Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-21
BRICK-LQHEYq, &c.

Ins Subscriber intends 10 become resident
of this city about Che first day of the next month
after which period he proposes to carry on ex.
tensively the business Of
Briet-taying, Bricls-ruadcing e PZastering,
Those who may favor him with their nat,on.
age, may rest assured, that all work done by
him viii be executed with neatnegs, dispatch e
fidelity.
Richmond, April 10. n
N B. Six or eight apprentices, OF respectable
families, Will be taken and ten laborers and five
boys hired, till the expiration of the present wear
Apply 10 t1e subscriber, or in his absence, to
Samuel McCraw OF Alex. McRae, Rsors
N
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FOR RENT,
TIL y CELLAR

Under the bookstore Off. A. M,yo D. r.
tanning three excellent dry rooms. pos.c. -
may be had Immediately Apply to &c Pr nm
June 3. ''f ~ Aiiiitea'
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ORIGIN OF LIFE AND DEATH

cur f w dis and -
q sed lend rousht cath ease ain
bles IF b br and az
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22
Il4s5s
Land for sale.

wD SCH 4 1R.acT or L..g7,.i) con
tanning about 700 acres, situate n Far
fax COUNT, On ccotink creek, twelve:
miles below Alex andria.
o any person wishing TO embark IN
the wood-cuttipg business, this would be-
q valuable purchase, as there are up-
wards Of 400 acres in wood lying coat.
gaous thereto. The cleared land nav
be easily restored to its original fertility.
BY the use Of Plaster of Paris. which
produces on the soil the happiest eject.
The situations Of this property IS very
healthy, and the creek upon which L
lies affords an abundance of fish ami
Wild fowl. Mr.. Joseph Crouch, living
at MI. Janney's mill, near the lard; !
will shewit, and the terms will be made
known by the subscriber resisting id
Londoun county, near Leesburg.
Wm. NJ sI' Carly.
tlct0bers 5 10 2aw,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

Containing from roo to 800 acres on Po-
.tomac River, about miles FROM Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The Improvements are a dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and other me-
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry1 belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most hatterins
prospect of rendering thus valuable
lalnlby an inconsiderable devotion of la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to ,Nsblet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra :
John A Washington,
Near CharIestown, Jefferson County, Va
June IA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22
Teas and Shot.
"a Bargain in Land.

~ ~ ~ = 81
IF WILL SELL an handsome It'll
FIRM, containing l25 acres ct
Land, Of which 20 are cleared and the
balance is timber. On it is comforta-
Bile log house, near two exec mt and me-
yer failing springs, and pc CHI orchard
of choice fruit. This farm lies in tie
lower part of Loudoun county, about 2
miles from Aide, 81 from Alexandria
aud within half mile Of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandra TO
Winchester. 1 will sell this land lew.
One half Of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balance 10 two
equal annual instaIments. Apply to Cox
Armistcad L. Mason, or to
- ss,9 Robert .srniStead.
& Novnmher e
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22
Runaway.

A BLACK Man in my employ
~. named James Evans, left it on Sa-
tur,lay eyeningthe 18th Of November,
taking with him his clothes, consisting OF
a variety of the best kinds, amongst
,rh;ch IS recollected a drab short coat,
Black aud green mixed coat, OF super
tiine cloth; several pair Of fine cashmere
nantaloons g short breeches MaEseilies
and moested jackets, different colours ];
White and i black beaver hat, boots
Jefferson shoes and shoes !; Irish lilen,.
cotton and dowlass shirts, &c. lie has
been seen working at some .of the Hour
stores I'M King street, and on the wlaryes.1
AS ne has been with me sometime in this
town a minute description Of him IS
deemed unnecessary !; suffice It TO say
he cannot speak without stuttering has
4 scar on the back of his head, oceasioil-;
ed by a burn his whiskers are ot very
fne hair. Fer securing hiia IA ne jal.
81. this town i will give Ten Dollars, q
takenwithin the District. i taken o'i e
Of the District, for every mile over I'VE
from the town l will give one dollar.
i win be thankful for an infofinaflela;
given by persons who would not trouble
themselves to bring him hpztle. also
farwarn all persons from hiring @. ilarrs
boring him pader any pretext whateser,8
ortaking him oft from the town ~ any
way, as I shall be compelled To- enforce
thelaw AGAINST all such For the clothes
furnished him / will give . reasonable
reward they were packed IL chest
The sconstabIes of Alexandra are par
ficulariy invited to notice dais ADVERTISE
ment. 80
Should he be taken about Dunfries In
Virginia, where he was raised and iisrweLI
known, / viii give Ten Dollars for SCI
curing bin in the ilcf that place.
G. s.. Chapman
Dec
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

~ OU0Sl
an application to Charles comfy
& court by petition in writing of Ge.
rard Robertson, Of Charles county. for
the benefit of the act of assembly for the
relief Of sundry insolyent debtors, passed
at November session, one thousand eight
hundred and FIVE, and The several sup
Elements thereto, onthe terms mention
ed therein, a schedule of bis property
and list of bis creditors on oath, as far
as he can ascertain them, accompanying
his petition; and the court being salts
fed by competent testimony, that the
said Gerard Robertson has resided two
years immediately precedingthe time Of
has applications, in the state Of Mary land.
1t is thereupen ordered and adindged,r
that the said Gerard Robertson, by Gauss
ing a copy Of this orderto be inserted in
some one Of the newspapers edited in
the District of Golumbial once week
for three months, before tic third Mou-
day in March next, to give notice to bis
creditors to- appear before the said court
at the court house in Charles tDwn on
the said third Monday IN March next,
for the purpose Recommending a trus-
tee for their benefit, and to shew cause,
If any. they have, why the said Gerard
Robertson should NOT have the benefit OF
the act Of assembly aforesaid asplayed.
Test,
John Barnes, G.
Dec 12 laaSm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

Lindsdg and Hill
+ HN' AVE COCO bprl.els, St. ubes Salt
& afIpat, which viii be sold On ac-
Communicating terms, if taken from on
board.
IN STORE,
New-0rleans ard Mrscoyado Sugar
In hhds.
Is hhds. good retailing Molasses,
st Croix Rum in plnchepns,
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee IN
bgss
l0bales Georgia INLAND Cation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

4 BOUT S92 Acres in the Gounty OF
Jefferson and State OF Virginia on
tie road leading from Winchestef 20
baltimore, IL miles from the former, II
from Haspef's Ferry and 3 from Charles
town 60miles from Alexandra, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are a new brick house, 3
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
bic, &c.
The soil is Of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth Of timothy,
clover and every species Of grain-AIore
3han half Of the land is covered with TIM
Der Of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

4 u = ~ = . =
viii be sold on Thursday morning the
2Sth day Of December next, at eleven
O'Clock, at the courthouse, in the
town Of Alexandra,
A BOUT seven or eight likely Ne
"a groes (the residue Of the personal
estate of the late Mrs. Helen g. HUE.
deceased) consisting Of a man, who is a
good hostler, plougllmar, nc, a woman
who is an excellent washer, &c.and her
two youngest children, boys two Or
three girls, accustomed to house work,
Yc. also a boy.
Terms of sale, yiz.-Four months ere.
it for approved negotiable notes.
John King,
Executor.
Dumfries. Nov 25 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-22

YEyHE annual meeting OF the stoc
holders in the Esftle River 1urs
pike Company, will take place on the
second Monday in January 1916, az
John McLaughlin's heteI, IL AIextbtl "a
al which time and place an election will
be held for president, four directors
and treasurer Al statement OF the NC
counts, &c. will be laid before the cniil-
pany, and On the following day super
intcndant Of the road and scpilectols y
tolls will be appointed.
Jonah i hoapsoHs
1reosrrer,
Nov ss tawtgkny
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ifoi. New Ork.

xsN Tho brig JANE, S. r. M'Lel-
49, Ian, master; isnow loading and
will sail IN all this week, & fake freight
on moderate terms. Apply to
LazordS0n and Fo5clc.
Who have landing from the brig Cla-
rissa, Capt. Stevens, from St. Bartholo-
news,
Oh puncheors Windward Is
Rum.
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New Lines Despatch

.ANDass


ME DESP ATEH STA t5IES will, In
I ftafe leave Mr.. Sesnsnes;s id Geo.
Town, at six s'cseck eseFy morning !;
sreakiast At Mr.. Ross's. and arrive IN
Baltimore every day by two D clock, and
MI have the preference 70 any other in
sae hsll Stages for PlliladeIphia, OF In
ao0 ume ts due and 60 on board the
Sseam Boats, which leave baltimore e.
very day at four o'clock.
s, HE Expedition Stage Will also leave
ue same place every morning at seven
Vs!eck, carry OIgy sever, passengers,
s.a breakfast At Mr. Rsssss, BIadens-
sasgs and arrive at thru d clock IN Bal
r rnp'e every day. ase I'D each line
ssus Dollars, with an sllpwance Of IS
~ 9sssags but all bagg packages,
&c 50 ace tshe af the fisk az tie owner or
sFpers thereof. s
Merrill Heroaipllis & Co.
GeoFsctDwn aud Nv shingtoH.
John e. Uafaty and Co.
:, Baltimore.
y .. The new line rs ab4se IS ex-
! saaea 70 Aexahslria, aid All accOmns-
sas eS stage VIII ieaye lIir ]. Semsnes,
= = vsergetewn, every tla J ii two o'clock
= par. Mctt's, King sstfret, Aiexandri,
sall e MI. T. HrrohImas's, Wash
an, kase Notk's the sane evening
lor w aeI,,n,Sf .,,,< ! :. - . - 4 Z -
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Birthstone and Oil.

Is tons roll Birthstone, Of a superior
quality, in boxes OF about 200 each,
100 boxes Sweet Oil, Of the best qua
lity, in bottles,
Just received and for sale by
John g. Ladd h Go.
~
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UNION BANK.
For Sale.

a. Let on Pittstreet, near the cor
nerof Pitt aud Duke streets, with
a same dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
4 LOT en- Duke street, near the said
corner, aud adjoining the residence OF
Col. Simms.-For terms apply t. Mr.
John Loagden in Alexandria.
Lewis I'll Machen.
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To Rent,

A three story Brick Warehouse, fire
proof next deor to Mr.. John @. Ladds,
on the dock. Apply to-
Jane fl. slacum.
October Z If
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Notice.

5T SHALL offer for sale lat the dwell
ling Of Mrs. Elizabeth Deneale, in
Fauquler county, on Friday the 17thin-
slant, about twenty likely Virginia born
SLAVES. Terms of sale made known
at the place Of sale.
James C. Deneale, Admir-
of G. Deneale, jun. deceased.
November s
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FOR SALE.

The schooner Cephlsa:J ]. DARN, mas
ter, burthen ie0 tuns OF 800 barrels, IS a
superior vessel, nearly new. built Of the
best materials, and in complete order Tor
sea.
AK, Apply as above.
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Lawrason aud FowIe.

Who have for sale on board said brig,
so tons Plaster Paris.
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Apply as above.
Loudoun Land for Sale.
r WILL dispose Of the tract Of Land
q on which / now reside, it contains
Goo Acres,

s-i
Three hundred of which are handsome
Is timbered, 100 is in wheat ard the re-
-idue in clover-Lt produces from five to
ten barrels of corn to tie acre. and is as
well adapted to the use Of clover and
plaster as any iandin the county. There
is on it a two story brick house, 40 feet
long, and % feet wide, with eight con-
yenlent rooms it has most OF the neces-
sary out buildings. This lard is situated
on the river Potomac and is about eight
miles below Leesburg, 25 from George
town and so from AleAandria. Whea-
may be taken from the farm to the Sc
neca Mill. for less thau one cent per
bushel, whereit VIII command within
few cents of the Georgetown and Alex
andria priccs-'phe land will be shewn
by the subscriber, or in his absence by
Michael Keosly.
Dec. IA. 2aw2m
NJ The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican and National Intel!igeneer are
requested to pub!ishthe above 2aw2m.
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For Freight,
The brig Orion,

~ nc UlIS -'1 IIAASli, 4
AZ ss3N8R Daniel Stone, master,
$780, $3.50 burthen about 1890 barrels,
is an excellent vessel in complete order,
and will be ready to receive sarge IN
a few days.
Apply to ,n
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