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{ MILITasRY uir,,n
CaRandapne &c"

80. a.. ~ sRAGs
q. s.,na sesaadagaas Jan q
Committed e prison il u.s., ,ss Ven
quarter. master stcplin. ~ ",
Caldwell, sword master s,,,,. es'ls
sergeant and two prisa,s.. l a't,'ea
70 the z. 8. troops qu,r r,s,sasas
Avon. They were take, - \
civil authority, for their .s wy W
and brutal conduct towards !, =, as''s
J OF sl''zsas Of Lima, the p.r asaas
Of v'''ea, as related 10 , u, s..
substance as fellows: :" y
A company sfyoung gso,,s,.
ladies' were holding a, Ism J NV
Masks tavern, on "Wednesday ,,., y I
WREN the persons aaa,s na.,ss y;
pearsd. with two or thee l.n. /
Supposed 10 be camp w,ueal ''. Y,
represented hat they h d b., : !
,ited to the bali. aud came q. y y
purpose OF attending. ,'fLey ,.l'
refused admission TO The b.ll roam ~ !.
an ARRAY cnsued belwre, Them :. ~
some Of the party, who p...., s =.
repei'ing the intruesrs, 4 ,sq, ~
the house (not till lnornins) SVEN, \.
ing yesyeane&--Aeeor
Friday they came again |. \.
MASKS where they found Msut.,
Marvin, Esq. who On the ,srms, y
casi a had endeavourcd TO p,e,,,,.
peace, although be was gr,,,I, r.
suited They assailed bin ,jtS AIM.
sive language, and beat lin viii
their swords, compelling Lm 10 b.,
fsrhi, life. They then s,al ia Tia
house of Mr.. niram Terr, xAshI
taken aD aeiivs part in tat ball, and
attempted 10 ride into hi, Ieus. ;bvt
being reeeIled, tlismoHstd. 4 with |
blndgeOns Ct wnoa forced ihe door /
entered with sword in 5 nd. Nj. |
Trrss, lis hrothG and father wen
dri,en sut. ard he whs Was the paL
iien!ar object Of their pursuit Acl .
Cor safety:-They afterwards wtnlb
Masks THEIR fsfee having been To-
creased TO twelve there their RIO
became SO high, that tbsy setaIy
gave orders 10 set fire to The lGs
Linz some circumstances intervene
which prevented.
hiraniliiIe, measures were MI
'uiing b, the citizens for their W
! wLensioB:a prreepf was oEtsf'd'
I'D tie officer, Mr.. Morgan, aeon.
panied by a snfiritnt nnnhef y
s,.i i,ed n.ighbsrs (sOme oftAem1'
mesi respectable uea in Lima pro-
.reedea 10 the house fer the fufp's
He attempted to execute BIZ Guy,
neing prepared, 10 ease hs,aula 10, I' :
do il reaceabs, to Effect i i'rleG y,
but we, sith resistance. 'heP.F"
seconded his efforts. and \ ser"a'
reeonlrs took place Min ss'' Wy
clubs. DC. during phieh 90 % wv
culmits si,es,.rgrd a pistol, 'nf t y.
tenis passea Through The Scdy o ',' ~
officer II dragons, and sIlsllf'eu,.'
shoulder Of on, OF the citizens -. :"
verai other per sons were a'at" cs,Il,
ed. They were. however Sa'''
secured. AND are in safe kesgl's' 'h,,.
The corps to which tue ' a%.
rioters belong, We undfrsfa''a o. ! nj,
sa,ne that committed outr'sFs ~" :, !,
village, ans. in srsera! o'hrp'a !. 4,
,heir march ,.e last se4son 10 r' a.
a.,,. j. i. due Aessv'r 10 y ~. ~,
is.ll. who commands thew: :, !" ,us.
th,.t he has oa this as' ~ "a,o,l,.
aaaesi like an officer ''a' 's''
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S Mil find tint Coy. Kiadelan, tn

or Will 0n0 mat No go !. =
refused prreRptofiIy g allow to-
British tic, privilege ef harding i
Eas, Florida Oh stscatysins an etlsn
siye oscratians in that territory 4
,aius, tie, frontier &c lHs Sfaie q
s;.purgia, MD that the Spanish ges.
y.rn,nrnt dclerlaine TO adhere iet!.e
strictest pentrality:
AZ ssonas yon communicated YER
Is,,a,ly 10 me- the object d your eod'-
ipv 10 Ills place, ! had the honor Of
Informing yon, in The same medf,
that i had The strictrst orders from
my government to observe the most
stIir, nesaraIity, and nndcr5 this
snpposition, 1 eonld Bot permit yea
~ communicate viii, The British yes
sells that might present themselves
otfthis bar: that | would facilitste
your s.ing to Providence. and, fiEal-
". thai you would he pleased 10 dis.
charge your csrert Of .ol"red people
who. ugdsv the erronsous Impression
Of fAis province being invaded, Yen
had brought With You from the Sc
minolss, for the purpose ct guarding
YOU an yoar route 10 this place !; all
which now repeat to you Officially
foY saur inf.rnlaiion aad government
tn wL.;et j add. that. by the sres
/, Of peace, made 10 the year 1888.
the two f'Ioridss were eede.l by trea
sty TO Spain by Great Britain, with
All the rig.ll Of sovereignty over the
soil Which it possessed, and by the
treaty of ST. Eldifsnzo. made With
The United States OF Amerie.. in the
wear 1898. the norlhern limits Of
said province were defined; taese
are Lac beginning nnahe east bank
OF the Mississippi point proceeds to
tie river Chaialloelie. and from Ae
fork az this and Flint river. by
RICH, !ia- drawn to The head Of St.
Niary's. state Of Georgia (; therefore
eli the Indians inhabiling ihs eouH-
try sossi, OF this line, are under the
dominion ard protection ef the Spa
nil, na,iun, and that part ct them
living 10 the eastward OF the river
pslacha, are within the limits oil
the esstcrn province aader NJ, com
maad 1 must therefore SiStine,iy
state tn YOU, that | shall eenaidera
nv landing Of English troops WITHIN
these limits, or any enterprize com
ing to thi, province. with any hes
tile intentions against the United
States, as an aggression on the pafi
If Great Bri.aia, and uAaer this iu
preston. shall aci in eonformit,
with my duly. On this occasion
have the honor Of Offering MY RS
poets, and request you will have the
gaodnes 10 inform nae OF your intan
lions. God preserve y0a many years.
am. &c your most ebedirnt.
SEBASTIAN kiNDELAN.
zs George WosdbiaS
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from Inc Sucannsth Republicans, Ear
tsa, s|1os:txg. Jaassary -.
TorricIAI.
TIE Ny IA NpED ON CUM
BIsRT41AN y ISLAND.
S The fbllescins Is 4 copy Of q letter
Tram Cupfain afassias 10 Brisa
a;-r General FisyS. recsired yes
tsrlay atfernoon By express.
k,xc !. RAr. Jan.s - s'cloek, n
STlal deem Ii sxpcdicnt 70 APP
\ rsiisc you by express. the enemy al
teetcd i handling this snsmeat on Ca'n s
hcrlss:l. IN Two divisions, With mae
yryn haryps. Assisted by two iosk $
s,:t boa,s. AMI aai.ksd By two gun
hsrrss> al Hrst they showed = tiis,
! pcs;,ion towards the has but asces'
taioing va were prep;sycd 10 reeeivs
them, they altered thsir course an !
f,,,s me ptaab Orchard passage.
kreplag Camhrrland close ahaard.
1Le tirstx<tvis;on eifarsesi Us iaadins
II Daarsne ss--tac second at tsas
: rsa'sD s..vsssu :.
battery was erlsyva net to let theia
approach eur side WITH ihpaai'y J;
wien be promptly oh@ed.
One u sl,c hatges WAS senf oes o.
i;,r i, .hsse OF ) boat making q re-
trcat 10 ST. Mays. bat on receiving
: ,hot fYonaan eightern. which casne
i,ra,I,er near him, he gave mp the
!. ehass.
Ykree o'a!oek, T. ~. HID Jaa.---
I 6sxteea barxes OF tue 'aisea SIZE
have passed towards Dunseness, anl
have laadcd.
1 eannase his whole ieFsc 70 os a.
beat Hfteenhaadvesl scaiie a;sa osdc'i'
tiix,ir Aeet are near on 81. Anuie~ >,
OF which esd they eaise ~.
!, Was my iateaiisa TO receive them
al Cabin a'nt sith r. =. 'a,s
reuld hnve aeea aons " rs. 49, J, -
il, aud kept the Piamb Orehafu
Creek.
We are nou at the. Point, and an
the alert. waitiag an attack. which
expest ao'nenus - wy"
4 shaii 90 n'y Ses"
III the event oil q retreaf. tue as
aistant adj. deputy quarter master
re.,rrcl hss haen charged 10 plare a
sup,l, of prosisions and ammunition
~ ! ra;nt selected by myself ia our
rear.
n.y.. 80. hove always two DAYS
.ss = !; y ..d.a,.a ready 3 march
1o' $500, J. ) ..s,asn,,s war.;ne.
- -. iss ,ss ,,sas,,re 10 an,ie;sate
~ ~, r. .o,au., in the officers a
,r,,, ,,n,,,.r me though few they are
ns,, .hassa as,i discover great ca
w. -. h.,,,,.. tie, bshs ,e,l
$'s,V ,..a,,.,s.i !, rs..;,e
VIC" s 49, ur' -
She eash!
. 49,. .. I;.,,.,,,,.
80, ..s. GO s - -. sa.s 1bu sr.
o"'oAs' -
press s4ase"
SIR. Mars, 18th Jan. 1919.
800 .. n
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Public Sac.

u
xvrILL be .sld at Mf 70, ,Ss' ctsr'
" Tave.a, near the f . ,srd,y '''
F.irf,x County, (Va.), on =, s.' ,.,s, -
18Th Of February nee, +, % md, tns
small uact. o. pafcd'. 81 =, # The rs'''
immediately in tbs fsrh - y L,.bsl
lea.!;eg from A!esa'df'a q y or
aud tina, to Fairfax Couf''l' .asgla 90
a,asr ! aad : acre, y. 'pa. a5a.,s.|
u !. ay annual ,sst q 20 's,na.,~f'1
her Il = viii, ono back res' '"s ."'o,,,e''s|
ips on hem ,oleraale ~, .',o. shcepr
, .n Cor the sceoa'"es. "a re5
,am'., s wai e. pserer's s'' 1p.,,r
'ss ,rn, = . SEC sses ! inc p'ya'1 s'.Ss'
= ii. ,' aura, - Il maecy tAsfs'' y
due Robers lapdsay' ,r.or. TraS'
J,nnary r ale.
Family Flour ~ :. s,rs.,d1Is
rgsl5E suose,l}e f ~ ,sls FlV,y
I seyyly Of 'ur :. = ou.ln'
able f., batrf. NJ 'sp .,ep. snls VI I'd
Iiayiss paas sFf's y .uaDlea4'
wal Mile he VIII y :
i ca.,sust supply h E'fss
J.uuary -
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t1ehss, which viii o,,
oil lsr sIl.m to pas, Z
are .akenlo stop INN. \, !,
sonls efiLs disc u.tiiy.
bly, meet with il appro.ca; e
lsans. MI nc inhabuaa,s.,,as
20 y detsnss Inc place q n, =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-18
RON THE Enquirer.
CATO.

The Epidemic Sore Throat, which now de-
solates several counties not FAR from the Me.
tropolis, il supposed TO be a new disease, and
has received many names-It is the same
epidemic which prevailed in this county the
last winter, and proved so fatal, until It's charae
ter was understood. In the Virginia Argus Of
last April, described the disease as an Epide-
mic Catarrhal Fever, or Malignant influenza,
neither contagious nor mortal, if properly
trested,
After describing the manner in which il az
iected the head breast, / stated" But there
- another mode Of attack more To be dreaded.
because Of It's more rapid progress. The force
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-18
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT

Extract Of a letter from, a ye,.v resbsc,osl,
Mer:hant in Barbados, dated Octo6e
the 25M, 1914. 10 his Co,reshoaden. in mi
city, received Uia 81 h.ayv,s.
:" BY a late decision Of thi, government a.
NY YES els of England or the United States.
which may On the passage have CAPTURED
the ships or property of either matter viii
not be admitted 10 an entry in the ports az
France. They may Come and take refresh.
ments. but cannot land either their origin.
al cargo or prize goods. Thus letters of
mar9e destined to France with cargoes are
virtual prohipited Capturing on the hieh
seas isho' their prizes are directed for tho
United S;ates." bier. .4dv.
PORTLAND Jan S.
Privateer brig DASH, John Porter com.
mander, arrived here this afternoon alter
cruise OF seven or eight weeks, and has
mace hve captures, viz. schr. with FISH.
ARRIVED at Boston some time sincel sloon
Mary, bound TO Belp,uda, with an assorted
cargo /; brig Gen. Maitland, bound frcr,
Maitr ique TO Bermuda, Cargo sugar and
rum letter of marque schr Armistice.
Caps. Stanhope of New York, laden with
rice and cotton, which she recaptured and
brig on Georges bank few DAYS AGO.
hS CaSu NduSu NerSSi t from The above
vessels with is puncheons of run, English
dry goods, copper in sheets, porter, WING
&c Sc.-Valne on board Estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000.
She has captured. this crui-e, property
estimated per invoices at SI2O 600
lhe IIen. Maitland aud Armist:ce were
manned and ordered for Portland the lat
ter about 10 days since off the CaPes of the
Delaware
She has brought in no prisoners, has had
no enSa cement, and been chased but once.
1t is reported that prize of English
goods IS IN at Wiscasset, and another al
1homaston. At any rate we are in fair
or foul way to have plenty of dry goods
Sales OF quantity here 70 day amount TO a,
bout SlO0.t0C sod at reduced prices
many arecles below sterling cost. and such
as are precisely adapted to cur market.
r D a brig isbeow, supposed the Dash's
prize, just come in.
"A letter 10 the owner in Boston states
that the Dash has lis puncheons rum.
l0hhds. and IS bbls. sugar, S trunks copper
plates, casks porter. wine, white lead, &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-18
From The Boslon Chronicle.
CRIMINAL INTERCOURSE

Extract Of letter from gentleman in
Bangor, to his friend in this to.vn, .da,ea
December Is, 1914
Dear Sir-1 am happy to inform you
that stop seems at present to be put to
the disgraceful practice OF sending on large
Groves OF cattle from this part of the coun.
try to the enemy at Castine A drove of a.
bout forty head, has lately been collected in
the town and vicinity of Fayette, in the.
county OF Eenuebec, by Mr.. Underwood
and others-ln the town of Hampden they
were seized by MIR. Hook, the Collector.
and drove into the town of Carmel, back OF
this town, and put into the care and keep
ing OF a number OF farmers in that town
and neishborhood. On Saturday nigh, of
last week, baing very dark night, mob
OF about thirty, armed, as it is said, with
swords. clubs end pistols, and Consisting Of
british agents and contractors. with their
Suoaltern hireings from both sides of the
river, attempted to rescue the cattle from
the custody of the Collector, and to for.
ward them on to their friends and employ.
ers. They had so far succeeded as to col
iect part OF the drove. and had passed
the river fIom the lower part of this town
over 70 Brewer, on the ice: but in passing
OF, theice gave way, and gave this detach.
'''N"N va VIC hODp tObcliitT WIN Tie Gait
very handsome ducking In the mean
time, the other party had been discovered
by boy who rallied FIVE men, Zone of
whom had gun) who finding that a num-
Der OF their own cattle had been driven OIL
among the rest. pursued, overlook, and de-
handed their cattle but they were ,hrea-
tened with instant death in case they at.
tempted to retake them. a squabble then
ensued, in which an attempt was made to
disarn the man of his gun but after having
wounded Il number of them with III. bayo,
net, he beat them off upon which, one Of
the mob drew, or pretended TO draw his
pistol. and threatened 20 fire when his
antagonist discharged his gun, the bail from
which entered the side OF the face of the
other, and came out of his mouth, together
with several Of his teeth The mob then
dispersed. A few other people had BIZ this
time collected, who pursued the party over
The river, aud brought back their cattle
which, together with the 9th ers, were
returned back to their former stanch els
where they will probably stand safe untir
the law mas had IT'S effect both urcu ,he>
and their drivers
:" This basty sketch is taken from the
reports Of the parties and though it is be-
lieved TO be materially correct, it may not be,
Enthusiastically so. But OF any rate. althc'
we may hereafter save cur beef, it 10 doubt
ed by some whether the mob will be able
to save their BACON 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-18
oHRoNo1 oc1cAL co1NcIDrNcEs.

To those, who relish notice of curiou
condolences OF dates, as the " Ia6orious tri
jung Of an idle hour" the following ina,
not be unamuSing.
The Revolution of the Fd;ct Of Lou XIII
against the Protestant. (Which t,k p.a.c
under the Leaquers } vas proclaimed by
the good Henry Nv Jaiy 4 1860 aud thus
Religious liberty, in some measure, restored.
The Declaration Of American Independence
was made Jnly 4, 1776--l96 years after.
aud thus the way to civil freedom opened.
The Pacihcaton between Great Britain and
spain, the first movement, which tended to
the overthrow Of the power Of Bonaarpte,
was Pronounced by British Proclsn. ation,
July 4 1911
In Spain, the signal defeat Of the French
under General Duport, by the Spanish cen.
mander Gen. Castanos, on the heights OF
Andugar, in which 200 French we're
killed or made prisoners. and sol more ex.-
PEELED spain, took place on the goth, ia Y
1903 and the same day Joseph Bonapaite,
the newly created King entered Madrid aes
companied BY illumiUsttens, SsC--Bos Psts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-18

The admission of foreigners into nation,
rs clearly municipal regulation, which eve
ry nation will regulate in its own way. 1r
the over-populated countries of Europe, it
may be wise measure to prevent any ad.
ditional surplus of inhabitants - but, in the
widely extended and unpeopled territories
OF the United States, which, in the ordinary
course of human generation. will take hun
dreds of years to people and to cultivate to
their fullest ard highest extent, in this case,
we presume to say, it may be matter of
sound policy to admit, and even to encour-
age, the admission Of useful and industrious
hnssandmen for long time 70 come. Re
this as 1t may. we would seriously exhort all
foreigners, whether they crme from Eng
land, Scotland. mr. Ireland, instead Of pre-
maturely and officiousy bnsying themselves
about politics and elections, quietly to pursue
their different occupations, and leave these
matters % tbe management of those who
deem themselves only competent to conduct
them.
We might here refer the inqnisi,ive
reader to Matthias on Pohniadon-but his
checfs ard balances do mo- apply 20 the new
world; nor will they for some centuries tn
come. At all events, however. read Mall
thus.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from. 700 to 900 acres on Po-
tomac River, about $ miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandra. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in coed repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry) belonging to tbs est ate
offer TO the purchaser the most fattering
prospect of rendering this valuable
farmby an inconsiderable devotion OF Ia
b5ur. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .Ns5let Herbert, Esq. OF .Alexandrl
John A w ashlngton,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June ID.
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Scarce Goods

D.aVID PE2B0DY. King Street.
Ed As received variety of scayce
Goods, not mentioned in former
Adyeiti-erert-yiz:
case blac k e coored Canton Grapes
l do. black ana colosea Leyantines,
and Hofence Lastrngs
do. elegant LASTING Ribbons
Black Florentine Nesting
Italian Sewing six, alfco|ors
case ladies white Cottoa Hose, ve-
rycheap
! bale Rose Blankets
| do. Venetian Iarpeting
l case patch colered Furnitares
A handsome assortment OF superior
quality Coat Buttons
/ case gentlemans silk Umbrellas
Fine Wire Thread, and Cotton Balls.
The above mentioned Goods, tasethe;.
with many more which viii beready for
sale in few days, will make bis assort-
meat complete, AID will be sold whole
sale orlletail, as low as they can be pur-
chased In the district.
September %.
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10 Lease,

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PIECES OF
GROUND.
nNE Lot situated on The south side
ofPrince street, "a feet to the w.
Of Pitt, fronting ON Prince street q feet
S inches, and ia depth 100 feet. Ano-
ther on Pitt street to the south of Prince
in front 90 feet, in depth lss feet
AIso-A Lot situated on
Fairfax to fhe south of Wolf street, in
front "a feet, and in del.tb les feet H.
ches-For terms apply to
Sarah Porter.
July 10 lawtl
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines
illiam Harper, Jun.

Apothecar.ys and Druggist, Alexandra.
Fairfax-street,
ET AS lately received a general as
sortment Of Drugs, Medicines,
Shop Furniture, Walls, Dyc stuhfs, &c.
and is in daily expectation Of a very ex-
tensive supply, which was selected from
the latest inpartatiens, ane. will warrant
them ii, be pure and genuine. and the
prices as low as they can be purchased
(of equal quality in tie district. A
good credit given ophysicians and mer-
chants in the country, and their orders
executed with the utmost care e atten-
tion---C Country produce viii be received
at the highest cash price in payment for
Medicines.
Ihave 5000 W.T.. of the first quality
Logaoooa on hand at a'reduced price.
July s7.
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Ground Plaster.

YEyffE subscriber has on hand and in
tends keeping, large and con-.
slant supply Of Ground Plaster fer sale
at a reduced price, at the Mil on King
street, few doors below the Union
Bank, and at his store on the wharf.
9 A. r. GOver.
Sertember 10. en-
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For Sale.
A Tract Of Land,

Lying or each side Of the Little River
Turnpike Road, seven miles from Alex
andrsa-lt contains between five and six
hundred Acres, and has on It tolerably
comfortable Dwelling HOUSE, with the
necessary Out Houses. There is also,
. very large .Mpadolc and two .spple Or
,saards, which never fail to bear very a.
oandantly-tae soil is Of that kind which
san easily be improved by Clover, and
.re@ experiments which have been made
IA the neigh6orhood of it, there is no
uOAo' but tue piaistercf paris will act on
: most powerfully. The turnpike road
from the bridge across the Potomac will
@sch the Little River turnpike road on
sl's tract at place where there is a mos
soasenent situation for house OF public
sga s On payment Of one half
ne purchase money, a considerable act
sssn la Wilde given for theresidue-
dria. S''ss's isins ~ nieAan'
AUG. TITZHUGE.
Sept 26--lawti
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NOTIsE.

rEvFE Stockholders ef the Mocha
s MICS Sank of Alexandria. ave here
by notified that disident OF FIVE per
cent. for the last half year. on the ca
pital stock @idin, is this Gay declared,
tayabIe to them or their representatives
on Friday the 18th inst.
By order Of the President and Direc-
WIN. PATTON, Jr. Casl'r.
Cart
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To be Rented

THE ENSUING YEAR, 1916,
The Noted Brick TAVERN,
Ia Dumfries, at present occupied by
Capt. George Wiltiams. There will be
such repairs put on the private house, as
to make it comfortable for family.
also TO REyN'T. s
Several Plantations,
In Prince William and Stafford county.
Fer further particulars, enquire OF
JOHN OVERALL,
agent.
pumfriss. Avg. la 1aW2m.
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Sporting.

NEyILL be run for on Tuesday The
w oath Oct, next, over the Port
Tobacco Race Course $40, four miles
and repeat, free for any horse mare or
gelding. On "Wednesday the 95tt over
the same course, two rounds and repeat,
for q subscription purse By three yearold
nags.
Sept. 2 dtR
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Jefferson Land for Sale

A BOUT s92 Acres in the county Q
Jefferson and State OF Virginia, OF
the road leading from Winchester t.
baltimore, II miles from the former, II
from Harper's Ferry and s from Charles
town-60 miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
storiesshigh, barn 40 feet square, sta
BILE. &c.
The soil is of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
cIoverand every species OF grain--s!ore
than half ofthe land is covered with TIM
Der Of the best quality.
.glso. for Sale.