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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
MARCUS QUINCY,

MARCUS QUINCY,
Heal Of Posslana P;ey, Feys 4ysef
X EEPs conilaatly for fale all kinds Of
- GROUND PAINTS,
in Rate FL for immediate use, with which the
public may be accnmm ,d,sed AZ any time
Ays--Wzser Paints If various colour boiled
ard raw on--paint Bsuihes--Spirits Turrsatine--
Jugs Kegs &c SC.
~ lie keeps experienced Workmen TO execute
the
Painting Byiness,
a all its branches. q
July 81. (iD
No. s, Merchants now.
JUST rece.ved and for ia'e ny the iuolcrsber at
The new fore neav'y oppoGte Mr. Bsnjsm'n
Wits u - Co and iua abaveihe Hay oca.-s,
2eaesa sgostment of
net india Goojs. Grocsriss and Iron,
-6LSo-
Ieo bbls. Baltimore FLOUR,
zacHgUs HANNaFoaD
Augua "a 6x
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

fiddIing aud Iowh priced ditss fame
riced ditto farae \ coiors.
colors.
nels and Baizes--Cords
ce Cls,hs-- Bombazets
--Durants-- CfsPsa
,fs'd aud undrefTsd Caiicoes
common G'nghams
"a. white. black and coioursa
Torment Of Fancy Mullins
* aud cotton Handkerchief
Linen Braces
md Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto fix and worried fiofe
lonfed fewing Silks
Buttons
es apd Eobbins
allan Crapes--Pius
tuition Moulds.
aGortment of
Factory Goods.
and New York Bills receives
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

JOHN HOWELL.
HEAT OF CALM STREET.
HAS for fale genera afort mens Of
Weyt India 1oods ana Grocer les.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

Cunboa' No l52 iyng IN he Missisifpi, hsy
been struck b. tghtntng and blown ", q
q pers as on board, cBly ,htce survived. md
hey were 50 hsdiy nsngied tha. theis lives afe
despei. ed Of.
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pnblic Sale

n Pursuance Of 4 Decree Of the wor-
shiplul the county court of Fairfax,
made between John Ballenger and otlIers
conspIainants, 81 Richard Freemans heirs,
defendants, viii be sold on the premises
10 the highest bidder for ready money
on Saturday the 2lst day Of Oct. next,
Il piece OF LAND aud the improvements
thereon ia the county Of Fairfax, adjoin-
ing tho lands Of DR.. Brooke formerly
l2iehtets containing 26 Ia Acres.
lfhe sale viii take place at twelve o'clock.
Robert ] ] aylor, Com
Oct. Is
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/ Ss.f Issk ere ID f'a efAFRe sfkles'tt :
As 8 Sd NaE sfsora, OF iii The eat u, :
lRrl CO roc 8 & y rs
|sSnlsiaiIse a aws One hundred alsf
(farts Dollars Il, notes en the Rstss9s I.
N AMI ssct,irine Company Bank sf y llil'
lcofSe: Okio C6alpaQ Alalaaa & IasE'E Is
oonaisg Maskingnin, StsaeensElsle'
elas,s. I'd German Banks Also ia;
Il Dad besk, dated October stb
/, = wi. ~ g Peabody Tor So
sIog (srss T.. Il II Xitbers note
lated ii Sept. 81 & months for 1862 "a
)0 Isl SIS DRAW i III favour a Riggs :
PEABODY aud parable at the Far
,se,.ss Alexandra oili
eab0tl note dated Sept on, 4 s
iaas.ths. il favor cE Riggs " Peabod iol
81 s 81 One drawn By W liter OK dat
es Sth Sept. 1T g maAthss tor 4s4 % lis
lavoT 81 ieSs abs Peabody. Also 81
kets ia tie Grand National Lotterys
Mas. 5 s6S. 500 and 1861, one
) llartee ticket ii the Potomac and She
nandoaI Lottery Ne. z209s, together
Wit, sundfy other papers % ouse 70 e.
q I son Bot SHE eNser
he public are hereby eaUtiBnes
against FeeiSi Ing the above CHECK or notes
as she pa5faeat IS stopped and are re.
aaesteas should they be oiercd, to give
intofsnit fSl Ii tue subscribers, No. 2 lS
q aS.ls - - - ~ IszS nj no o. fila 2Iaarf
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= 4
lSas retired 70 his estate St &
lnear Castres, where he Is IL re,n, 's'a Fl
Ider the spperintendancc az the ,s ~
lof the general police, ACCORDING 4 - II
|ordihance Of the 9th Julv /"
The emperor Of RbsSia v;o;;G.,
King Of France yesterlI5v Z s'su
The Russian troous oc,,r,;s.3
lon tie 18th accord;ng q ~ IOlssa
If;on concluded III 10 49, ~ t"I Son't
|isruraIec. with III Russ;s o''a 7, IS" q
chakow. 81
The officers. subaItprns. III I
|aiefs If the earr;so,, .r'l,o - a'.u a =. q
|ioin the army Of fl,e 1 n;ra ~ sssa Il
|to march away ,v;il, tl,e;,. = 80 aaioHt
Gaze and ~ b, t,,r,;shsS G ;i IL & pDH
Fl CONVEYANCE 81, tbs 4 pas :, ~ '''s H'sai
IN faISipo tic ;;as r,'S .a, sv 4 $.
which madam Mira bs5,,,.l.. 'a ! saeel|
there have hesn fna = - ~ y = y iIie
600 ducats d Oald Joa -, ss e low =,
blate. diamonds IN ! ,s,.,. : J, 'llI
atom "a tbe ayno,, J. ~ 'nyle' als YAH
40 hes;dss ! 49, !. : ssase S'OC
paintings and art;a5s sas t 'I'a' Ia. sSlqa
lffirmed. are ssa,'el,.s 81, ~ ,a'ss, 3
rest Is secured to ksg 8 foi ~, ,,, 81 "
sP''! Z
yo,,,,5,, A., ~ |.
Parliament "a q r,eef ~ ~ - - :;
November next '''e . Z
1t is eeneraIiv believed 4, ~. NJ,
lands t6sf t,s Sest 49,, = - =, - .se netl
French fortresses p;ll no ane,,n INC !
the allied troops .nJ ny. v 49,
be- re.occ,,n;sd IN 4, s az ., Ias'' nele|
a yessalt 49, ~ l5 s..s,i.
ma rnJ 80 e., IN Jss -, yssusaese nd
tured g, He cossa - ~, ''ase pesl
sIooo R,sst H. as'',..', y I'D Y
tie. borr;d sI.Sa .,aaIe Ia 'a' i'sa, o
zoo ,n,ntcbsd go . $50 s''a l'aa sosus
4sks aIl;as = Z go; 4 on poaiu.
,v;tl q ~. e.. 8 j, ,'a'u q wv satisfied
e H. F.p pal lor .Ae new ofSanlzatEA
IL TS 49,, ! 9 ,' =. = I,
los,:s - 8, ~ t La ues leoasss o. farls eas
~ p -. ifoal the London
1911 Sn ,'. q letter from tie
a ! J, s. ~ =, luz alllea soserelgns, complan-
a anr "
' H. : ~. : n,nIary conduct, &c. Of ds
'.isee' a. Expressing france. It notap
TLsn = lug s.e', :. - pe authehllc- ylfs
! I 49, 's sass : = astnentle, ara that
|, = = .s'.nllnsu W 2 letter lrem the dnAl
- ~ nsrri.
ny ihpfessmeht OF seamsn rs direct
. g pe discontinued atall the safqes
= also tne receiving q vossSAssSs'
lor , .lie peace 's es5aolisaHent.
nalof Iriuais anu Sapl- Salnpsl,
,efS = experienced onceFs 20 Inc hsya
'eAii' nave accepted tue very afallOas .
appointment ifoIs Severn
aent GO explore tne cgaree Of tns river
Nigers iney VIII lake their Gepattue
ar y q Y , Inc i.'s., month s
orne Ronanarte ;sat CbeIterbam Same
yhat indisposed. s.
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NoRro1k,, Oct. II,

y -
Put in in distress, schr. Enterprise,
Hand late master, from Philadelphia
bound to st. JagO de Cuba--SaiIed the
18th Sept. on the Goth, being inlat 81,
~, N. long. &c, so, w. experienced >
violent gale from S E by + with heayy
rain, and tremendous sea running; Lay
TOO under balance reefed main sail. AZ
4. 2 M shipped a sea over our larboard
quarter, which hove her on her beam
ends, but she soon righted split the man
sail, carried away part Of the companion
hencoop, tiller, biunacle and compass,
cables, square sails, inain-boom and start
beard quarter boards, andin short clear.
ed the deck Of every thing but the AMI
Choir and long boat at the same tine
capt Hand and Dir. Bro,tn the mate
were both washed o erboard; the capt.
was unfortunately lost tue materegain,
ed the vessel with great difficulty. and sol
much hurt as to be rendered unfit for duty
the rest OF the crew were all sadly bluls-
ed, and scarcely able to do any Shjug-T
After sserighted the na;n-sail MAS Jeff
towing overheard with the boom, apdha1
= cut it away. AT SP M tie Wip|
shifted to s w and bIes a tremeDdoY
scuded her under bare poll
before the wind. At4P IA carried avg
the tore-top- fore-top sail and yaf
At6 r M the gale increasing, and
being no longer possible to stand t
Ieek hove her too under bare poles, al
into the cabin !; { e sea M
ng continual breaches over US. and z
reral times filling the cabin With wer
nailed a tarpauin over Che cabin dr.
At midnight carried away efore yp,
,ale decreasing, but a heayylsea runpb.
18th at GA M wind w n w blt@lg
resi-, all hands employed 10 ciearsng l.
wreck and pumping, Saved the RyS
ID which We found towing undertAeb
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Notices

n pursuance Of an order of the Pres
sident and Directors Of the Warren.
ton Company, a general meeting Ct the
stockholders viii Be heldat the Oi6ee 81
tlle Company il Warrenton, on tie 4th
Monday ia October mex to deliberate Oh
the expediehcy ef calling in the balance
Of the capital stuck.
JotR a. ~. SMith, Cash.
September Ia tE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-16

FORGEUR, Wears General.
BY order,J BROW REKEM, Sec'ry.
6 Maines, 9TH Aug. 1916.
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nv iIIianl Garner,

EIas jsst eeeiyed and offers for sale rt
his store on EowelI's wharf,
s 4 pipes Holland Gin received bv the
General Lipgan, direct from Holland
! ditto real Cognac brandy
9 cases half pint glass tumblers
IL hogsheads porter bottles
Gin cases and demiiahns of different
sizes
/ Salad OIL
10000 Ihs. Smith6eld bacon
soap b tbs hex
AEsO Oh EAND,
a general asseEklnent d Groceries as
usual.
October is din
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10
Bos TON Nav .

EXTRACT IF letter from an .4,1erican ~c,-
nctnar zoho feit lEurseiles March =. N
1'!r , samuel I'otllif, Of This tosyn.
ne news ot the landing of BunaDarte
was made known at Narcotics by Prozla-
NATION from the Project on The uiornine Of
t'is aun' ana before noon the 83d and 5gtb
,,egi'nents, were marching in pursuit OF
him in the last of which, sheriff amer ;,s
march, some attachment 10 tbe cs,ssof 40.
napaFte mad been shewn, and % men. r. was
said, had been put under arrest Prince
Massena had left Marseilles TO visit To,lon
| reer. p''So" 0i'
ne guard Aubaine, in NJ consisting Of
merchants and men of property, were turn
ca OUT en masse-2000 were marched off
on the 5th and 9th, in pursuit., aud 3Oo0 ba a
siSVeu Puphc address 90 all the guard Nm
baine and Guard Rationale of France ex
norilng them TO be tcae to themselves. their
Eing' and their country. which was most
energetic and loyal production,
bourhon flags were suspended from the
windows OF most Of the houses in the CITY
from the time of the PRONUNCIATION of the
news III LETT the city. Throngs of the peo-
PIE corrected 10 the streets, reading the DIFF.
leieut Parlotic aud loyal addresses, and
''"5 @@v'tS ttOc me hHP, L.OnF line
Louts Is, Though the day. SChanye was
! crowded but no BUSINESS done, Scenes of
agitation and Confusion Continued throuoh
the night. Bands playing, drums beating.
troops coming into and quitting the city. and
moving N all directions through it with a
PatTole OF infantry and dragons of the Au,
Oalne kept all in a state OF alarm.
One circumstance, Notwithstanding all
the loyalty in the South, decides tho fate Of
fraace. IT the troops JOIN Bonaparte. he
gaIos the crown. 10 not he dies. For tbo'
there Is strong faction in his favour vet the
guard rationale and guard Aubaine Nhe lat.
ter establlsari By the King,) is sufficiently
powerful to deieas the views of this faction
u It IS not aided by the 5faadine army.
There were between and 900 English
travellers at M2rseiles, who were up6lea
sanity situated. as the French were gene.
rally impressed with the idea, that the En-
gilsh Government had connyed at Bona.
parties escape from EiDa and some exist
ing Circumstances seemed 10 Confederate this
erroneous opinion. In Consequences ct this
many we're auXlous TO leave tie country.
" Genoa had been evacuated by the En-.
gb'h and the King OF Sardiaia had taken
possession IN due form, but without a single
demonstration Of Joy.
spain continues ia a derangsd state"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10
argus OFFICE, Nav 10. 1915.
Extract Of q letter from a gentleman in the c.un
t,n IN Ii. ar,a..lL n 49,. -.

ESsrGct Of letter from Il gentleman in the cam.
Try TO his friend in this city
Whilst the sovereigns of Europe, after hav-
ing deposed Bonaparte, were adjusting its al
fairs at Vienna, that lion broke his chains. and
resumes the sceptre, which they had wrunty
from his hands. That enterprise, for boldness
OF conception, promptitude of execution, and
ultimate success, SURPRISES any thing in the AN
nails of history. After the aston,shment il is so
well calculated 10 excite, has subsidized we be
gin To enqure, what effect it is likely to pro.
dtce on our foreign relations! Will England.
a;'er such an exhaustion OF blood and treasure.
after being spoiled of the fruit of twenty wears
war. before she had been one, in the frui,icn OF
them, again commit her destiRes to an srdu
Gus conflict to restore to power, men. whose
hands are too feeble to- hold it! | think not
The nation, oppressed with accumulated taxes,
ard CALLED by the evils OF long. and bloody con
tfict, pant for quietude and repose Its rulers
whinot, TRUST, be able, if willing. to instigate
the m to contest, where success, in its fulles,
extent, is, as experience has eyinced, uncer
tam IN its duration. and dubious in its conse
quences Should, contrary to the best inter
ests of G Britain, the cabinet again d. termine
GA supporting the feeble and pusiIanimous
Bourbons. and war be the word, shall W., be
drawn INTO its vortex ; Ianswer again negative.
ly In the language ofthe song, shaving banq'd
them By sea, and latber'd them ~ land.' am
inclined TO the opinion, that she will not for
the scanty and precarious suppl. $, gained "a
her fleets, by impressncnts, haz ard a fire sh ram
ture with US. Now IS the favorable iunct,re
Tor us to assume a dignihed attitude. and 10
speak IN manly and energetic tonen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10
MONTREAL, April 90.

Our correspondents at Kingston informs M
that commodore Chauncey arrived there or,
he l1th inst. lie was received on board The
ot. Lawrence with salute of 70 guns The
naval officers speak OF him as a man Of gen.
,eei manners and address: genera Brown
! mad arrived at * ngston also ;-vho vith
inc commodore were shown every possible
attention and respect by the heads of our
naval and military departments there
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10
WAsHIucroN, May 5.
Copy Of a letter from Lieut ballard 70 the
Secrs!ay IF the Mapv, dsfed
BALTInonp. hIau Q


BALTrAoRR, Ray .. 1915.
SIR-I have the honour TO make known ro
you my arrival At this place with mart of t,,o
officers and crew of the U States frisats Con
stitution, captured in prize, the Ieyan, in
the harbour OF Porto Praya. in the Island nc
st. Jago, by squadron of MS Britsnic NEa;esty,s
shlPs, consisting OF the Lender sir Geo Collier.
the Newcastle Lord orge Stewart, ana the
Acasta, Capt Kerr For The particulars Of my
recap'ure, bsg leave 20 refer YOU TO the en-
closed extract from the Log Book of the I,e-
want.
Having caused the destruction Of nv ov,r
papers, IS well as those Oh ihe officers with a..
can only say 20 you r at'vo &C. the Uorsti.l.-
ton, that, after leaving he por ct Boston. u,
Seyer.l'y cFu!sed OF he is',ods C. gelInGd E
and Madeira, ia the Bay Of B;sca, and for. s,ru.-
tine IA sight OF the Rock Of Lisbon, yyifj,o,,
hsvIHg m with bIit two ~ the eneTnr's v,e-..ls
one OF which was destroved, the other erderad
III anG tiIst on he evening of th. 2gtb Fs-
oruary. tue Island of Madeira bearing W. S. w
distant 20 lei CUES, fsH in with. engaged avid
after close action Of 20 minutes, capture1 n.
o. hsJGstyS sh'ps Cysne, Captain Gordon Fal
con, ard Levant, Hon. Capt. Douglass
1; wouli, SIR, be deemed presum 7tion in me
to attempt T. give you particular details res-
pecung the nature ofthis action 4 shall, there
Iore, ohiy rema generally, that every officer
seaman and marine on board did their dutv I
cannot, however, deny my self the pleasure that
Tins opportunity affords me of noticing the
oriiiIan. management Of G. ptaln Charles Slew.
art, through whose unerrng judgment every
attempt OF an ingenious enemy to gain a rak.
ing position was frustrated
have the honor to b., very respectfully. sir.
your obedient servant,
HENRY F.. BALLARD.
The Cyaee mounted on her main deck TWEEN
" TWO ~ ID. carronades--on her upper decks.
ten IL h. carrOnsdes, two long 9's, and one
- 10. carronade on a travelling carriage. with
complement of l75 men The Levant mouet
cd e,ghteen 81 ID carrooades, two long 9's, and
one ~ lib carrOnade, with 1873 sen n, hospd
The Constitution had four killed q 0 wound
ed "ON''H'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10

Extract OF a teftertrons an .1uericen ee7s-
ten1an, dated BuenoS Hyre$, Nov, Is.
All the country of Chill is completely
re-revolutionized |; that is the Crib ,-eyoits
hoHtsts are defeated and taken prisoners by
the Lithuanian European troops. A terrible
CONFUSION took place here last night. A
General, two Colonels, and a Councillor Of
State. were arrested IN their bed, by order of
Government, put intosl coach, guarded and
sent into the Inferior 500 leagues, for ex.
pressing different opinion from the Gene
raj IL Chief"
bTtroct Of letter from an .Hpterican ee,,r
HeplaT 'ozv IN PGrie, dated March ed,
1915, received by me Finga!
q Rest assured that Napoleon is fixed for
life, If l may Judge from the enthusiasm of
the Parisians, particularly the military
He has dissolved the two houses composing
he corp lesisa,ive A tie .ilrant who
rave en'eFe1 the army sinc Aorl Isl. 1914.
nave been ordered 60 quiz the ,er.ice. aud
the minister OF war is forbidden TO nav them
any arrears which may be fuoud due them
on any pretext whatever. And all the en-,
grants VINO have not been particularly pri,
viedged by the emperor, or by those serv
ing under him. who have arrived IN France
Siece Jan 1, 1914, are ordered immediately
20 Gun the empire I; and those found within
II after lSdays, are to be arp ted and trie,l
, ana their property sequestratsd Tire A.
Iner1csn character is wonderful Asct cted
mere, particularly by the lowe. orders. The
hng'ish are equally dsliSed; and Yesterday
overhead several who said that ;hey could
with pleasure eat the heart of an English.
! man There are very few Easiishnrn in
faris, most OF them having fed immediate
~ on nearing OF the escape of n poleon
from Eiba. What an Interesting. at the
same time awful period to be in Paris
yes, efuay had view OF this wonder;i. man,
"hen he was reviewing about Is 600 IF he
troops OF the line at the Place CarousaI. on
posite the Thuilleries. Yive Penneyeur.
ulve Nafloieon-e bar les Bouybona voc;.
fsrated thousands of Frencs men on his first
ihaAing MS appearance Three DAYS since
saw them removing the N. from the diff
ierent Pnolic buildings. and YESTERDAY al
| .he arms and insignia of the Bourbons were
taken down. " Y. EU. Post.
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10 PRINTERS

FOR SALE, Fouut Of Small Plea. en- .
tlreiy new. 1t having never been opened
there IS about 300wt. also a small Ponar q,
brev ic15 never opened, Containing foo
"elght-----applY to the Printer.
May 10. = - - A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10

MAY d.
dispatches have been received at che De.
Partment OF State from our Minister IN
france o. Mr.. Storrow, narrating the g,
ySh1s "hicn nave recently taken place in
France. They do not, as VIC understand
nor could il be expected they sbonld con-
tam any thing Immediately important tn the
interests Of the u. States MIR. CraW ford
was expectel shortly 10 return to this coun-
Try Mr.. GaliatiD, his successor, was in
tarls; though he had not heard of, nor.
rom what we hear, did he az all expect. his
appointment as Minister to France.
we nave seen French papers to the 9Th
u March. The usual vigilance and indus,
tFy OF the New York Editors has, however.
anticipated us ia any TRANSACTIONS we could
make irom them, having already presented.
1htougn their means, to our readers everv
af'icle OF interest they Contain.-Vaf. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10

CaStt''e eUacnated.-Gen. Gosseljn. and
the Whole ot he British ,roups. sailed from
Castne on Friday morn,ng, for Ha,ifax
%hen the American Gag was re.hoisted.-
Co'' STARK commands there with is men.
BoS, EOe. Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10

Cory Of a letter from Maj Cen. Nm. Car.
roll, 90 his ErceAency Governor Bkoun,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11
New Almanacs.
John a. Stezsuyt
s HAS lust puBLIsHED HIS
MIR GINA ALMANAC, !
FoR IN zEsdR 3 + Our LoRD
l8I6-

!.
CouDtsF merchants and others suppl
"a xitll them by the qaantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pegs, bibles, testaments, spelling books,
primers andihistoiies states and pencils,
PLAYING aud blank cards. Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powd gene
raj assortment Of Greek. Latin and En-
ggish school books most of the new pub
locations Of the day, and a large stock Of
standing warksoi merit, viz, Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn boass history and poetry medical
5r,s ical and law books, &c.
81 Iie expects in a few days q supply Of
German Almahaeks, and has nst receive
% by The WiihsInina from Liverpool,
90 English Quilts
0f good quality and cheap nalish
walcrs IN tin boxes- black lead pescils
and Dutch sealing wax. &
B 10 gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, GEst quality and as
serted sizes.
sept a
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Plaster Land for Sale.

II E ME subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm, Ill tho County Of Fauquier,
aad state 81 Virginia, Continuing 45G AZ
ores, one third Of which is of the strong
est qaality, and covered with 4 heayy
growth oil red oak and hickory--Ih re-
silne, (be;rg cleared land, J is in good
heart, Two thirds Of if having been
laid down in red chever, and no tract
in tie state has afforded highcf eviden-
e6s Of is adoption to fBc plaster Of Pa
ris. There Is, on this tract, and atthe
confluence ef the two neTer falling
streams Of RToad and Mil Ilans, d
scite lor a Merchant Mil. with a fall
of a5 feet, surrounded by every mate
Trial for building, and By the side Of a
well built Saw IiIl, recently erected.
a. law has passed for a turnpike road,
which will pass BY or near this settle.
For the above property, ! viii take
the moderate price Of 20 dollars per a
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THO MAS TtJRry Err.
Near Haynlafket Post Office, Va
September 90.
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] eEferson Land for Sale.

a BOUT. s99 Acres in the county
jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, IL miles from The former, IL.
from Harper's Ferry and 8 frena Charles
town--60 milesfromAIexand George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are a new brick house, Q
stories higli, a barn 40 feet square, sta
bic. &c. 5,1
The seil,is Of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth If timothy,
cioverand every species of grain--More
than half Of the land is covered with tim
Der Of the best quality.
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For Freight.

q fY:ss The schooner Samuel, Mo-
gs}|| &; H ses Springer master; slows
ysssSSzza2sss about 1900 barrels; nearly
& new, has performed but one
voyage, in every respect an excellent
vessel and will be ready to- lake in in a
few days. Al freight to the eastward
would be preferred Apply to
iS.s (. ssS1 JJOEi NJ J lCKSON.
Who has for sale, received by said ves-
sci from ST Barthoiomews,
West India Rum and MuSco-
yado Sugars.
October 5. 3 cow
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 500 acres on Po-
tomac Riyer, aheut miles from Dem
fries aud 90 from Alexandria. The soil
lis good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are a 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 this estate
offer TO the purchaser the most ffattering
prospect of rendering this a valuable
. farm BIZ an inconsiderable devotion es la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
on to .ssbiet Iiei'lesf, Esq. Of Alexandra :
John As w ashipgten,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County,ya.
June "a.