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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10

"a
f'Oc%v . !. out Of the first moniess {,
ssrs :atothe Treasury in the nlea
<tivec ~ 49, per cent INTEREST,"
tse. Q 1.-THE e debts not necessarily re
talspe. i bat after long periods, viz
iaO'' y" RI the Virginia Bank at z pc
s'o.e9O s he n aeth March. lss9--4oo.op
ct Rat z per cent. on lst Ma
e. .ne md 6.aOO Ito the Literary Fund
dSpsr .at;on Of Mr.. Heath Of Prisse
... 0n ME leave was given to bring in 4
~ sI', J IT, amend the several acts here
! ~ made to prevent unlawful Ga"'i''es
'al d sr other purposes"
~ y. :; bills were presented.
.,ai;;osrued till Monday morning e'ecen
sslock. T.nn.rv .
-, Maury. from the committee an
~. ~. 70 meet committee of the Sc
Pol"' .,d examine the ballots for a sena-
nassI s.be U. States--offered written <
;.l report ofthe circumstances of the
~. ~ sSereupOn, the speaker pronounc
81 I. opinion that no report could be
9 , ~ from the said committee, be-
N.s W. the powers thereof expired upon
s az .aiourament of the house on the day
w. ~ aud the joint order of the senate
~ bouse of delegates not having been
S.,;sd isto effect on the day appointed
g NAT purpose BY the resolution Of both
=, Sa, :, could not row be executed
s sSs rEch decision of the chair, an ap-
, na,I Gas taken by Mr.. Doddrige, for tae
I~,oo,e Of trying the question. although
..hted his intention to vote in favor
.f,bs sneakers decision The questions
va :. MT. Is the decision OF. the speaker
r =. a-and determined in the affirm
rive. Ayes IS, Noes SO. In the course
i the proceedings it was stated by
E,s,rs. Stevenson and Stanard of Spett-
',lv,ni;a. that col. Mercer would be With
dawn from the contest.
Amotiap was then made by Mr.. Sta
a,r. that the house do agree to the fol-
lovinr Preamble and Resolution.
The house ofdelcgates having deci-
dsd. TIA, its adjournment of Yesterday.
before the examination of the ballots, 4
,seprtained Of the results of the election
da senator to the congress of the Z. ,.
b supuIy the vacancy occasioned BY the
resignation Of William b. Giles, and b
NE declension Of John w. Eppes, 10
accept Of that Office, appointed, by the
Joint resolution Of the senate and house
ofdelegateS, to take place on Yesterday
prevented the execution of that order :
and. consequently, that no Report from
the committee appointed to examine the
ballots can nov be received:
" RssOirsd, That this house will. or
Wednesday the third instant, procee"
BY joint ballot with the senate, to the
election Of a Senator in the congress OF
he United States, 20 supply the said va
s uacyr
And the question being put thereupor
vs. carried in the Affirmative.
ES.srday. the senate eoncu red in tar
isdptOn Of the H of d. for proceedin.
AAe election Of senator Of the u. S
Rstso Houses accordingly proceedec
aRaks the election. Gen. A. [. Ma
Son was the only person put in nomina
aol. The ballot stood thus:
Tor Armistead I. Mason. 128
Scattering SO
M.JOAR 8arfoot was reelected audi
Tor OF pubic accounts, without opnos
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10
NOTICE.

a Ii persons having claims against
"a the estate Of Roger B. HAS ip, late
Of Leonardtown, st. Mary's CIV. Md
decd. are requested TO forward then
without delay to the subscriber for set
tlemeht.
T.. J. MM.!.ARD.
Leonard Town, Md. Jan 1O-St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10

af z sail appeared and landed FIVE hun.
Fred men near Cape Tiberoon-their OBJ
setwas toform aJunction with the disaf-
ctedin the moun;ains but shortly af-
If landing, the men proposed to their Of
.lcers to join Potion, & on their refusing.
serc all immediately Shot, and the men
vent oger to Potion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10

.atee"ndria, Dec. so, 1875.
WAS committed to the Jail of this
county as runaway, mulatto man, a.
bout 25 years of age, feet z or inches
high, has lost the sight of his right eye,
had on blue sailors jacket---he sayshA
name is Henry ADAMS, and that he is tES
operty of a MIR. John Dobins, Mont
: merry county, Maryland. The owner
:, requested to come and prove proper
ty, pay charges and take him away. o-
therwise he will be disposed of as tho
Law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Jailor. .
January2 lawSm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10
Just received,

VltOL 1SSNl VIZ
BY the ships Armita and William aud
Henry, from Liverpool, via Baltimore,
A and GA cambrics
e.S cotton shirting of various kinds
and qualities
Common and superfine ga dimitles
GA cambrics, ditto
Superfne jeans 49,,
Mems, women's and children's cot
ton stockings
Elegant fancy muslins, various II
cures
Gilt and plated buttons
! case of tapes and bobbins
Calicoes and furniture fringes, &C
The above goods will be sold on adj
terms by the piece or package.
George Taylor
Dec 81 d5t1aw
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RALr1MonE, Jan. 8.

Ar. schr. Iris. Cock, % days from Aux
ayes. Lett there 18th ult. brig Jano,
iurch, of Baltimore; schr. Dash OF n.
Y. fcom Carthasena; 8 hr. Charles, OF
10. from st. Thomas and Margaret, 3
or 4 others belonging to Kennebunk,
Beverly. &c. names rot recollected !:
.ad schr. Eliza, OF Norfolk. Two Car
hasenlan priyatecrs ar. at Aux Cages
4 DAYS frou ,>arthasena, and brought
ocounts that Carthagena had been TAX
j ), TIE Eurerean Spanjards. Eight or
days before the /. sailed an expedition
ON Lhristophe's dominlons consisting
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY,. JANuARr 10.

On board the schr. Trenton, Captain
'seasley, which cleared from this port We.
terday for Martinique. went passengers
ir. MITCHELL American Consul at thai
,lace, and family.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10
Just landed,

We Portuguese ship Fe.icidado,
r, from MADEIRA,
Mn PpeS Of choice cid Madeira
G.sda. sSlpt by the house Of Messrsl
ID q DuH. inglis g. Co. and warrant
sarsS.s 'perior quality, for sale at my
ADstU s'e' Also. forty boxes of citrpn,
.bOr, t.ilse tubs of Swedish steel, and
twenty pieces of flannels.
Az !, ALSO ON HAND,
loa.,ass hhds. of Madeira Wine-scott
49, tn, PernfOld u Co.'S brand wit!
"a, :. Oales German linens aud glass
N. asserted S in boxes.
|Apd,.'s,0 'p Felicidado will take a fe,
|t!,ira, = barrels Flour on freight to Ma
Term, spplleatioH is immediately made
N viii pssnllarly favorable to.the ship
'0s offered BY the subscriber.
Dee s h0bert Patton jun
asJ,.,. PRINTING.
syecuted at the GlHce Of
Asrid Gasstts.
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Port of Alera,dria.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig Rising Sun, Marckly, Cuba.
Schr. Pegasi, M'Namara. Baltimore.
Brig Orlando, Hase, Boston.
- Benefactor. Gushing, Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Schr. Trenton, Beasley, Martinique.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10

Yesterday, the legislature reelected
MIR. William q. PendletOn register OF
tue land Office
BANKS ENOUGH!
MIR. Mercer, from the select commit
tee on that subject, preseated yolumi-
nous report Oh the :. sundry petitions
for Branches OF the existing banks, or
the Incorporating Of independent banks
wthiR various parts OF the common-
i eaithn The report takes a vide ranse
--st IS lnpoSs bic Tor Us at this time to
ere cnt even a 5 stemat,c abstract OF it>
pracipai gtoposltiors.
Il attewpts TO show that s. it IS scarce
possible t9at under a goyernmen'
sicn re90ires eoas:S equivalent to y
cet4 ioT ibe charter OF every bans
sIcF II incorporate, those nstltutIa
al bt n.Guglled beyond the "aats ant
evepieLee. q the citizen, OF the SEE
q lie stale: :" aud that as THIS o.
has been eGacteu .fom the eAistibe
sutoaS, 5eshes ana goo1 'alJil =
ne that equivalent privileges slOui'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10
Tea, Brandy, Indi@
go, &c.
1.,,,oc " Toonb no,.jca

james " Jacob Douglas
Haze Just received
e5 half chests
rs boxes of is lbs. each son IEA'
5merica's Cargo, and selected
of the best quality
Sc Barrels good Muscovado Sugar
2 pipes superior CogDac Brandy
600 lbs. fresh Currants
8 tons patent Shot, assorted from I
to No 10
90 quarter casks Best FF glazed Gun
powder
Goo lbs. Pepper and Pimento
500 lbs. Spanish Indigo (good)
2 hhds. Green Copperas
1000 lbs. Alum.
Annatto, Madden, Fig Blue, SaItpetre,
sc. &c. CSC.
On Hand
600 bushels Liverpool slowed Salt
6 hbds. good Antigua Rum
5000 lbs. Coffee
8 hhds. stquality n. Orleans
Sugar
90 barrels lew priced Muscoyado do.
$50 boxes English Pipes 4 gross
each
iso Reams Wrapping Paper,
Which, with a large supply of Carrots
md Leiper's Scotch Snuff. Lorillard's
Maceoboy and Rappee ditto, and ge-
leral assortment of other articles in the
line, are offered at reasona.
Die prices for Cash. or to pstnctual men ON
,ur usual rerins.
Nov. rs. eotf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10
Merchants Bank Of "A exam
drla,

Sept. 26, 1915.
TENHE Stockholders in this institution
4 are hereby notified, that the Sc
cond instalment of ten dollars on each
share OF the capital stock is called fors
and required TO be paid in, On,o before
the lst day OF Dec. ensuing-and that
the Sd instalment of five dollars on each
share, is also called for, and required
to be paid in on the 1st day of January,
1876.
By order Of the President and Dmec.
tors.
James S. Scott, CaShr.
sent. l7 d3t1aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10
EDGAR M'CARTY.
W allted.

A lad as an az p tGtice, from IA to
l6 years Of age. to attend in grocery,
store, who writes a tolerable hand and
will be attentive to his business. Apply
to the Printer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10

Extract Of letter from a respectable
merchant in Port au Prince, dated De
cember 10. 1915.
g territorial duty OF 4 so per 1000
ID. o. log yood, and half cent. per 10. Oh
coffee, is Just laid on in addition to the
former duty--logwood cannot be ship
ped for less S5S per tOn."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-10
Charleston, Dec. so.
COMMERCIAL.

Extract Of letter from Havana, da-
ted Dec. II, received per sloop Gala
tin.
Eour Markets. supplied to gut with
every article ct importation. and partlcu-
larly of American produce. Flour. does
not nett 5 l-2 dollars per barrel. after
the charges are deducted, and Rice is
down to l-2 dollars per cwt, with at
least 800 tierces in the market; almost
every thing in proportion. Molasses are
at IS dollars per hid. all charges, on
board Coffee Is 10 dollars per cwt. ;
Muscovado sugar le dollars; White SUI
car l6do!ls.
{" The ship Adriaha, Tate. from your
place, has arrived here. after running
through all the West-Indies.
= 1t would seem as it the adventurers
on vour side were determined to rnin
themselves in shipments to this place.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-17
QUESTIONS
Haieh-any one may answer.

Is 1t wrong To feel amused at the ez,i
ersions OF an ugly person TO appear
handsome-ot an old person to appear
young lin certain courling cases )-of
I lazy person to appear industrious
OF fiery tempered girl to appear mild
and good na,ured! and so on TO end
of the chapter of exertions Of this kin 4.
among young and oid,, rich and poor
witty and willess.
Which is the best chsracter--- A great,
rich2ms1, with mean SPIRIT, or a poop
obscure man with noble mud 4
Which is most yaIua6le--- NobiIity
of hesh and blood from ancestors, or
nobility of mind FROM the hand Of the
creator
Wouic 1t not be good measure for
the d!ffcren, foreigners within the u.
States, as we'll as for native Americans
from different parts of the union, to en-
ter into competition with each other.
when IN the same vicinity, to exhibits
before the public which OF them could
live most soberly, most industriously.
most peaceahly and most usefully tol
themselves and others so as TO recom.I
nend tue nation or part OF the country
from which they came.
Who can boast in the most s,ylisi
manner, and to the create st extent-aa
EngHShman or an American
Which is the greatest man, king
George III. OF Bonaparte And which
OF them has been the greatest human
butcher. placing each at the head OF
his numerous subaIterns, and taking
into view Europe, Egypt, America and
the East Indies and the ocean.
Who is the fttest for office-The
man who pushes himself into it, or the
man who is put into it without bis own
exerliOps
Would there be any risk in Offering
a premium of one hundred dollars TO
the county of Pennsylvania OF Ohio, in
which no man should be found offering
himself as a candidate for the sheriff
Office when a sheriff is to be elected.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-17
NETWORK, July IS.

Captain FOsdick, from Rio Janeiros
states that on the night of the 2olb Of
March last, capt, L. Bennum, late OF
New Haven Con. and master Of the
scbr. Wellington, was barbarously
murdered by the mate and crew of said
schooner, and bis body thrown over
board in the harbor OF Rio Janeiro, and
bad not been found at the time captain
+. sailed. The above schr. traded I'M
der English colois from Rio Janeiro TO
the River Plate. The crew were prin-
cipally Englishmen; the mate, who
was supposed to be the murderer, is q
Portuguese. They were all in prison.
The English merchants at Rio Janeiro
had subscribed 500 niiress for the pro.
secuion of the mate and crew.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-17

governor either of the territory moi Ia
wesi of the Quo, or of the Indiana tel
ritofy. shall, whenever his claim shall
have been located aud surveyed, be en-.
titled to receive from the register oil
the land Office at Kaskaskia certificate
stating that the claimant is entitled u
receive patent for such tract OF land
by virtue of this act, for which ccnuh
cate the register sha'lreceive one dol
lar and which certificate shall enu,l
the party to patent for the said tract.
which shall issue i'm like manner as as
provided by law foc lands purchased'oi
The United States
H. CLAY, IS
Speaker Of the House Of Refresenta
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate fsro femfore.
Apri! 26, 1916.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-17
BOSTON, July 10.
SP.fIA, vs. UNIYXp STATRS.


Letters from the Mediterranean say
expressly. on. the opinion of MIR. MuR-
RAY The American secretary obligation
from Spain, that the Spanish govern
ment, will go to wac with the United
States if West Florid, is not restored
and that they have a large disposable
land force They hope, we think, in
Saiu, 80 Induce Grea, Britain 10 furnish
them with ships and money Tor the enS
teIprizc. %
Capt. Sargent, who has arrived here
from Calcutta, was brought TO of ST.
Helena by his britannia ma esty's brig
LeUeren and supplied with water, but
was not permitted TO land on the Island.
lie understood from The boardieg or
Ger that Bonaparte continued in health
was strictly watched, and to uA the
words Of tke.oiIicer, was rather silky
The British had taken possession os
ascension TO prevent bis escape thence,
or any assistance being rendered TO him
They appeared determined tina. the
iarce of Eliza shall not be repeated.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-17
AN ACT

AN ACT
For the relief of certain purchasers oil
public land in the Mississippi terri
tory.
BE if enacted by fhe senate and house
Of Representatives Of tie United States
Of .dmerica in Congress assembled, That
every person who, since the FIRST day
OF April, one thousand eight hundred.
and eleven, and prior to the eighteenth
day OF June, one thousand eight hun
dred and twelve, had purchased any
tract or tracts of public land in the
Mississippi territory, not exceeding in
the whole six hundred and forty acres.
unless the tract purchased be frac
tional section or sections, or fractional
sections classed with an entire sec
section, and whose lands have not alrea
dy been actuslly sold or reverted TO the
Orited States for non payment of par,
81 tue purchase money, shall be allow
cd the iurther time of TWO years and
eight months from and aztec the expi-
ration OF the present period alread,
gIYenhy law for completing Ihe paymen
Of the said purchase money; whicn
further term of two years and eigh
months shall be allowed only on the
condition that all arrears of interest or
the purchase money shall have bee,
paid on or b fore the time shall have
expired for completing the paymeni %
the payment of the purchase money:
ProU ded, That in all cases in which
the time for completing the payment of
the purchase money have expired, or
shall expire before the LIST day Of July
next, The interest may be paid, on O.
before that day. Bus in case. of failure
IN paying eitherlhe arrears, 81 the re
sidue ofPrincipal with the accruiae in
terest, as is herein provided, the trac,
OF land shall forthwith be advertised
and offered for sale, in he same man
ner, and on the same terms as :s di
rected by law lin case of lands not paii
Tor within the limited term, and shall
revert IN like manner, il the sum due
with interest be not at suchjsale bidder
paid. And in cases where any trac;
or tracts OF land in said territory, not
exceeding In the whole six hundred
and forty acres, unless the tract be a
fractional section or sections, or frsc
ton sectional classed with an entire sec.
ton, have, since the first day of Octo
Der last, reverted to the United States
Tor deIauit of payment, the original
purchaser may again enter the same
tract or tracts at the price which such
tract or tracts were originally sold
and all monies which such original Dur
chaser may have paid shall be replaced
to his credit by The receiver of public
monies for the district in which the
land may lie, and such Tepurcbasers
shall be allowed the same benefit of
the extension of the time of paymen,
created by this act, as though no such
rsverslon had occurred Propided,
That such original purchaser sha.!
naSe to the proper officer such applf.
cation Tor such re entry as is required
by Ia" Tor the entry Of lands o. or be
lore he first day Of July next, and that
the land so reverted shall not have then
been previously rcsold.
II CLAY,
Speaker Of The House of Rearesen
fariUes.
JOHN GAILLARD,
PTeSidcat oft5e Senate hro ten1hore,
priI "a IG;G
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-17
NOI'ECE.

Came to the subscribers tavern IN
Alexandra, 90 Friday the 5th of Iult
a man on small sorrel Poney abru.
six years old, white made and tail the
man called himself Hubbod Shceborr.,
ne left the said Poley IN the subscrib.
,rs stable on Wednesday last The
'woeP Is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges antttske
'er away, or shall proceed as the
law directs.
DAVID HOUSE.
IulY ls---3t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
Hohn's .9i d. Billious PMS.

The operation of these pills is perfect
mild. so as to be used with safety by pc
rs ! n every sitaation. and of every ages.
They are eScalleEts5 adapted to cary
off superllaous bile Prpnaeht its more
abide secretions--to restore amend tbeil
appefite--ta produce ! Tree Perspiratior
aud thereby prevent colds which is SO Of.
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold if taken on first ITS
appearance--they are celebrated for re
moving habitual costiyeness--siekness a
the stomach and severe head-ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons on q
change Of clmases
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
Oscar Junior,

Stands this season at Mount Air, adj.
joining Pisca,away, Prince George
county. Maryland, and covers Mares al
fifty dollars. The season ends the fit.
teenth of July, 1916. Good pasturage
for Mares at three quarters of doliara
week. and grain furnished at the market
price If requested. | will not be All.
swerahle for accidents or escapes
Twenty five dollars aud one for TIE
groom, will be taken. if paid in the sea
son. Oscar is beautiful chestnut sorFel
sixteen hands hi h, stout, active and re.
markably handsome, FIVE years old this
sprung. He is cut of the late Doctor f.
deliu's celebrated running Mare Floret-
la. BY. 0scSr. Oscar was the property Of
olonel John Iayloe of Virginia, and a
capital turf horse. Floretta perhaps wei
more Jockey Club Purses than any one
horse OF the continent. His pedigree
maybe seen at his stable.
JOSEPH EDELIN,.
april a6 2aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
Public Sale Of Lands.

TYNDER the authority OF decree
of the superior court OF chaneery
held at Fredericksburg, in the case or
Giles Fltzhugh aysnst Andrew schoite'd
and Jonathan scholfeld, the subscribers
will offer at public sale for casa on satar-
day the 25th inst. at Gooding's tavern on
the Little RiverTurnpike road-so much
of a Tract Of Land conveyed by the SAID
Giles Fitzhugh to, the said AL. schol-
field, as will be sufficient to satisfy the.
sum Of s 1895 %, and the expenses OF
sale. The Land proposed to be sold, is
d art of the we'll known tract called ia
senswcrth situated on both sides OF Ac-
cotiuk Run, and affords some valuable 81
tuations for mills and manufactures.
Richard e Hendsfs0H' Com'rs
RI Taylor,
May cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
ITCH CURED,

BIZ once using Lees Sovereign Ointment,
/ The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under tins
disease, against the infection of which
nopersonis safe) thatif this ointment Is
used at night on going to led, It never
fails to perform cure by the following
morning, as thousands WHO have used i
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies of this iniaillble re
Imedy forthe itch, over every other, are
THE certainty of cure bya single appllca-
|tion: the Ingredients being SO innocetn
las to be applied with perfect safety to the
ltenderest infant, and its being not onl,
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
Doctor DaIrah,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Respectfully informs the Ladies an'
Gentlemen of Alexandria, that he ha:
taken room in Mr.. Steather's house
in King-street, where he will be happy
TO wait on them in the line of his pro
ession. He inserts the best of Enane
Teeth from one to, a whole sett, on the
most improved plan, without pain in the
nperation-he cleans and mends Teeth
with Silver or Gold, to be as sound and
as useful as ever they were--he extracts
Teeth, Roots and Stumps without lnju
ry to the gums,
He has the best of Tooth Powder fol
keeping the teeth and gums agreeable:
Nav 49,. :. .....,, II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-16
May II.
Land for Sale

A TRACT or parcel of LAND !.
| IA tanning between two and THREE h. l.,
|dred acres, GA the north side of Co.,
guam, in Fairfax county, abeut s Mil. Nj,
west of Occoquan mills--it is we'll ~,
tered with never failing prinss, itks,
so well timbered, and tae great Guam
ty of froo timber on it rendersit II
more valuable to any pers n in The cor'
ering lire. This land : of the midi.
soil. and produces corn, wheat, or ,ar
other grain toierabIe weil--there is sEaf.
100 acres cleared and under coed fep,
The improvements are log dweIIl,
house and other out-houses, and ma
apple orchard of about 60 trees. IN,
PERSON inclining to purchase can view
the premises and know he terms byas
plying to the subscriber who lives ns.,
the premises, or Henry S. Haley Jun.
at Cccoquan mills, or Join Ii, HaAss
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas Gossan.
april Is ont