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For Sale or Hire.

A Blacksmith, WHO has commanded {
forge for ) or 6 years. lie is young
man Of great bodily strength. and goec
dispositions, ] viii not sell him out Of
the state OF Maryland. Persons Willing
to purchase or hire viii apply to
Frederick D, tone,
Po.t Tobacco, Maryiand
May 8 eoowi
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FHOS. MUNDEGL, rub
Notice is hereby gwen,

Notice is hereby given,
To the stockholders Of the Real Estate
Bark ofthe United States, Slat the fourth
instalmcnt OF Five Dollars on eaclls hare
is required to be paid into said Bphk on
the 18th day Of May next, and the fifth
Of five dollars on each share
in thirty days thereafter.
BY order OF he President and Direc.
tors.
W. T. Swami, Cashier.
March 10 Z
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, MAY II,

~ Corporation Bills Of the
New EMISSION, are now issaeu At ~
Rank Of Alexandra.
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LAWN and Drain

LAWN and Dram
rs ESPECTFULLY inform the pub.
az lie, that they lave just opened an
assortment Of India, French and English
Goods, from New-fork, suitable for Ills
sea.pn, which they axe disposed 10 sell
cheap.
april ~ dstssf
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To be sold at Public Auction,
IN Tuesday next at II o'clock, at Jo-
seph Deans wharf,
kga The ship Sterling,
sMP Inventory to be seen, and
s sssis:issss terms made known at time
- p'aS $ Johr g. 4aad & Co.
May II Is
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FOR sale,

I have in store and for sale, cor
signment of
S chests Imperial, and 10 chests o
Young Hyson TEAS, imported in Apr
last.
$ half pipes London Particular 1sne'
rife Wine.
p. G. Marsteller.
Hay II
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

A stated qusrterly meeting Of the St.
Andrews Society, will be held at Mir,
Daniel M'Dougall's, on Tuesday 2lst
INST. at Z o'slack. ?. NJ.
By order OF the President,
WIN. GREGORY. Sec'ry.
Nav II Of
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Public Sale

This Day. al half past ten o'clock, VIII
be sold at the Vendue Store. for Cha
tered Paper,
Thirty Boxes
First quality fresh Lemons.
P. G.. Marstelier.
May II
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May II
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IN SENATE. FEB; {


The senate resumed lhe eonsidera.
||tion oTflle bill to reward the officers
81 rev Of tho late U. States brig
Argus (fos services prior toher cap
lure by tie LATE enefny --aBtl, on
motion of Mr.. TAFT. The bill was
postponed TO the first Monday 10
July next equivalent to rejection.l
For postpopemcnt- Messrs. Bihb
IGai'lsrd. King, Lacosk, Macon
Mason Of II. III. Morrow. Roberts.
gaggles, Talbot. Taylor. Thompson.
lTait. Terner. VaTnIni, Wells, vii
Ilians. Wilson---f8. q
Against !, posiponement-EIessrs
Barry, Brown, Chace, COhdit, Dag
lgett. Dana, Harper. Horses Howell.
i5oldsbe-ougb, FremeEtin, klasen 0:
Va. Sanford, I'iclienor-ia.
the Senate then resumed the coz,
sidcrat;on Of the amendments OF the
House Of Representatives, TO the bill
concernipg The convention to regulate
|the commerce between the territories
)of tAe u. States and bis Britannia
Majesty.
! Considerable debate took place on
the subject (; various notifications
jwelc suggested to the amendments.
lby those who were Bot disposed TO
refuse TO legislate at all on the sub
lject.
[ A motion was made by MFR. King
Ito postpone the further consideration
lof the amendments and the bill in-
definitely. after debate the gues-
ticn on this motion was decided as
follows:
For The postpone,aeBt Cor reyes
ition) Mess. Barbour. Brown, Chace.
Dagger. Fydher;in.< Gaill@rd. Colds,
borough. Norsey, Howell. Hunter,
King, Mason ofN. III. Sanford, al
bot, Thomp on, J'iehenor, Turner
az.
/ Against i:-NEessrs. Barry. Bibb,
Campbell. Condit, Dana, Harper.
I.acors, Macon. Mason OF Va. Nor
row. Roberts, Rugsles. Tsit. Taylor,
Vasgum, Wells, Williams, Wilson,
lis.
The further consideration of the
bili was then postponed. The Sc
uatc adjourned TO Monday.
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BoNAPARlE's CARR GE.

The carriasr Of Bsuaparte IS,
in many respects, very like the me-
dern English carriages. Its colos
is dark blue, with light ornament
of gold, the imperial arms painted
lon the doors. The springs, the
pole, the wheels, DC. arc uncem
monty strong, aEc the Whole OF We
|ry excellent workmanship. Bat
with all that, the carriage is Of an
awk ward appearance. because there
lis a Great prominence in the front,
which contains the room for bed, the
necesSarie, nc. ! he interior OF the
carriage proves that Bonaparte va
|lued cony enience and security. fie
blinds behind the windows shut and
open by means OF 9 spring. and
may be closed so as 10 form an i'm
penetrable barrier. They Ebay. be
Sides, be secured by q bolt on The
Inside. On the ceiling Of the car.
riage there is. n net work to put
small travelling requisites into. In
the front there are many small com
partments, partly, as ii seems, for
maps, partly Cor telescopes. &c. BY
the side ofti,ese small compartments
there is writing desk, which nay
be drawn cut so asto write on i. while
riding an inkstand, some pens. seal,
ing wax, &c, were found in it Be
meath the writing desk there is hole
for the end OF the patent bed, which
was found 10 the carriage, and which,
may Immediately be made Up 10 tue
carriage. Two merino mattresses
seem to belong to the bed. Benea::,
the compartments for the maps, is
the room Cor the necessarie which
will be described afterwards and
underneath the seat, the To0ni for
the liquor case. On one ofthe doors
of the carriage two pistol holsters
we're discovered, 10 which tWo ri
fed pistols, Of the manufac'ory OF
Versailles, were found, and in q hoi
ster close to the seat 81 double bar
relied pistol WAS found. Both these
pistols were found loaded. fE'he seat
is divided by separation, so that
the Aid de Camp setting IN the ear
with the ex-emperor w:.s
never 90 ,cacb the person Of lis
master. In the back OF the coacl
there is q lanihern with q rcyerbcrs
and Pie, with q spring before i
10 put WAX tapers into, OF Whiclrtlt
,ictors found q great many in sh'
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,

FnIpAy, Feb. 9.
After tl,r presentation and rsfe-
renco Of petitions
sir. King Of Mass. rose to make
some observations in reply to some
remarks Of Mr. Wide, which be
had seen 10 the National Inte,li
gencer,but which no, having distinct
y heard. be had permitted TO pass
Without reply, which he shonid not
have done had he understood them.
Afr. King WAS proceeding to speak
on this su0ect--when tho Speaker
reminded him that no debate could
be permitted unless on some question
before the bouse--in the justice Of
which MIR. X. acquiescing. waved
i;isreniasks uBsiia fit occasion should
offer for them.
The bill ircm thcScnate respecting
the Library Of Congress, fixing the
salGry of tile Librarian, Sc. and the
bill from the Senate concerning Ger
tain courts OF the United States in
the district Of New York, received
their first and second readings and
were committed.
4 Mr.. Burweli, from select COM
mit.ce, reported a bill supplement
tar, TO the acts heretofore passed
for the encouragement ofvaccination
" hicb VAS twice read and commit
ted.
CIRCULATING MEDIUM, &c.
slr. ward Of Mass. submitted for
consideration tie following resolu
tions:
Resolved, T!aataN duties, imports
and exeists aid ;iy Congress- ought
no, OIL, 10 be Internationally through
Out The L. Stairs, agFeeably 10 the
pvoyision In the constitution, but
cughi TO be collected in all parts OF
the United States in the same cur
rency, or 10 cuFrencies equivalent in
value.
Resolved, That the Secretary Of
the Treasury be instructed 70 receive
alone, in payment of duties, imports
and cxcises and debts due 10 tho U.
States, gold, silver and copper coin.
treasury notes, and the notes OF such
banks as pay specie for their bills,
excepting ia cases 10 which it is
otherwise provided by law.
MIR Ward briefly assigned his rea-
sons for oiserirs these propositions,
which will be soupd conciseIy ard
clearly stated in the Grst Of The =
b0yc resolutions.
MIR. Smith of Md rose TO speak !;
i.ut, OBJ motion OF Mr.. Tucker, The
resolutions were laid on the table for
The present.
Eaqui,s Respecting Office, &c
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N3Es tb0M40tpu euUHAtttu HOT cUsts
|sidcsatiDn his promised inotion for
|at enquiry isto the cns'itntionalfsy
|of the appointment of Gen. Porter,
which ate. long debate. was if'otii.
|Gfd and agreed to inthe following
words IL.
Resolved, That q committee be
appointed 10 enquire. whether the
appointment TO, and acceptance by
Fthe Hon. Peter Is. Porter, late Q
mensber Of this house from the state
Of NJ. York, Of the Office Of commits
|sioncr under the late treaty Of Client,
lis 10 eontrayeniion Of the constitu.
|tiOn Of the u. S.
The debate shall be given hereaf.
ter.
'e' TIE REVENUE.
The house then resumed the con
sideratioD ofihc report Of the com-
mittce Of ways anti means.
Tile proposition respecting the du-
~ on ,listil!atioa (to repeal the duty
on the quantity Of spirits distilled,
and to add 100 per cent. 10 the PR
sent tax on tho capacity Of the still
first came up.
Mr.. Throop moved to amend the
proposition by striking out 100 and
Inserting 50 in lieu thereof, SOFAS Ia
reduce the additional capacity tax
from 400 20 80 per cent. en- the ex.
isting daty.
This motion was decided with
cut debate. by the following vote
For the amendment II
Against it 20
So The amendment was agreed to.
MIR. GoIdshoroagh thcp moved fur
Their to amend the resolve SO as to
exempt from this addition the caps
city-tax on stills, such stills as shall
be wholly employed in the distiIla-
ton OF spirits derived from fsuitand
and roots.
This motion was opposed by Mr..
ILowndes aud Mr.. Ross (by the latter
on the ground of the impossibi!ity OF
guarding the duty. thus modified.
from eyasion)-and was negatiVed.
I by Yeas and Nays, fc7 to So.
Slr. King Of Mass. took the oppor.
Ituni:y Of pursuing the course of re-
marks indicated 1t the commence
ment Of to days proceedings, in re-
ply to Mr.. Wilde's observations OF
Monday last. as reported in the Ma.
Iiional intellisencer to which Mar
Wilde replied at some length.
This debate lasted some time ant
when il terminated
The house adjourned without de-
Gliding the main question on the pro,
position Of the financial committee
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ccschs ihert arc fcurla.iins q. 4.
arms Of the carriage. ''us
The foar horses are Of aseo,.
pretty short Narmans. Tte NY
ness Is very hide worthy an ;ns. .'
rial cquipage, and is but to be r ~
sogoised as belonging TO it by Tho
bees, wslich hare 10 be seen i, sev wv
raj places. ~
The two articles wt;ch were esnos
.iortAe earfiage mest ,moitAy ef,aa
accurate description. arc The Ne
ecssarie and the liquor case Of tho
Ex Emperor The former is an elo
giant mahogany box, like the Esrl;sS
writing desks, aud has the imnsr;.I
arms inosl beautifully engraved 4,
the ceyer; the whole contains .
multitude OF articles beth CT necas
|siiy and luxury. ali made Of siIyp,
and strongly guilt; an elegant tso,a
brush. RACERS Of .nother o! pear. a.
elegant shaving box in il, two eIs.
giant candlcsticks, some small Mate.
for breakfast, and even article.
rarely to be met VIII la a necesss.
Irie: as for instance, . gilablet.
That the ex-eEpero.' did not forget
to make a toilette csmme il raut il
to be proved. by seyera! bottles with
eau de Cologne, eau &c Layaase.
salt spirit, etc. aud tiioushhe en-.
deavored TO exclude all the bro.
duets Of the English manuf4cigrss
from France and the continent, he
himself some Windsor scan.
| All these several articles arranged
in so compact q manner, and in Tie
limits OF a hox hardly fec,bg
8 inches that i, vii. excite the az.
,niration Of every observer.
The liquor ease, made OF maho.
'gany, like the necessaire, contained
Two bottles. one OF them filled with
rum, the other With sweet wine,
now quite evaporatea. There arc
besides to he found in il, pepper
and salt box, with the contents, a
mustard box, and Al cbiong case
for sandwiches, all OK gilt silver,
some silver knives, forks, and spoons
and some silver breakfast plates 10
a small compartment Of the case,
there was found masket bali, re.
Iduccd to the form of q thin lead mc.
dial /; perhaps ball by which ore Of
his fay0rites was killed, or which
had missed himself &na bad been
found in his cloths.
Besides these twe curiosltie', tho
contents Of the carriage consisted of
ia pair Of red morocco slippers o
green velvet cap, probably to be worn
lin the carriage, q silver chamber
pot. silver 6idet, and his beGstead.
made Of iron and folded together 20
as to form machine about two and
a half feet long, and a large Si''
yer watch, with silver chais TO IT.
TO hang i, up in the carrisge;ithasm
Ialarum, and co the Whole, looA
like silver pocket watch efunc'N'
m,u size. A saddle cloth of !s'
rome Napoleon's Of crimson velvet
with his Initials, the eagls, and Tue
bees, embroidered ia gold cem.nIels
the whole.
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Feb 20
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For New-Y ofk. )
Public Sale.

ON Saturday the Gath instant, vl'i f' Is
sold on the severa! premises, His w.
lowing Lots of Ground: .o,r,,
On NE on pitt-street near INC ~ ~ a
q of Duke-sEeet. together W" -" =
frame dwelling house thefeoH,-; s;s,ce
lot on Duke-street, near the te'ip c,c,
of Charles Simuls, Esq. ie['Hs'
made known at The place OF safe,
Z. G. MarStedef'
February 9 -~s
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Scr Wire.
al Farm 90 T. 1T.

Tie subscriber viii Rent or Lease
+sass t6e EFe years, that part Of ..te Farm II
s9s aiFtaz Csaafy about seyei, miles frds
81 yxEexandria I'd which the late Deetol
- ,J5Ames Cedik resided, Containing about
s5 900 aEses. here are en- the premises
"a GOOD dwelling linasc, stable and eve:
e. ary ather gu house, and a good mrchard
aud gafden. For terms Apply to- VI llliaf
Mess, Esquire, near the premises, ortr
the subscriber ia Aleyandria.
- ers .MaYia ID. CrGik I
.ss 1ehaaryssl esdS3wi
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EWAvING dissolved pafri'era''p. - re-.
"a out authOrising any pe Is s,J from
ceive and pay the debts due 70 a,'u va
the firm of IVithers and h ss;3tsr. shall
have siuce agreed that Cave "'f Gna pd
receive all debts due to the hE bs y
paw all CLAIMS due BY them, anu .
hereby empowered 10 d9.o,,s. 50;
wv. S. HERBEEl,' : IN.
p. S. c. withers, will contla1a s: d.
cinnattus Gilpin, as q :. cleih a." d
ant, in the settlement CT ,''e, i4ssSsrf.
the late 6rn of Withers e s,4iaafrsH gieRs
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Ml,augiilin J Hotel



80 instrument.
or PUC Having had the hsnorel
netfor ming iii all the principal Cities OF
he q. States, has noldolm d giving ga
tosueh, as may fayOar him With
their company:
Particulars of Performance.
PART I.
Overture. T.o,!oiska, on the Harp.
Soft Mclody-The Rising Sun,
SSng-Sweet Maid, acc panied with
the Harp.
Battle Of Alarengo.
Several, Waitze's. with variations
composed by Sisaor Puccl.
A Grand March.
PART II.
Grad Sonata, composed by Carbon.
Italian Air. accompanied with the
Spanish Guitar, SUI mrrgise'
unrio.
Variations on the Harp-La Pipe du
n 'l'abae.
Welsh Pice-The Rising OF the
Lake.
Italian Air sospiraso Gmieka psce---
accompanied on the Harp.
General Washington's March.
Quick step--.aRegs-with variations;
10 conclude with several National
Airs.
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-NUTICE

TIE members of the Washington So
ciety Of Alexandria, are hereby notified,
thef aeegular stated meeting of the said
Society viii be held at Mr.. M'LauSllin's
Hstelin al6xaadric, on Thursday the
s2d of February at 10 o'clock A. Mr.
The Society will move in procession at
i2.o'cIoek, to st. Pani's Church, where
an Grafton will be delivered by Peter Il.
Cruise, Esq. one OF its members. =.
Ey order of the standing committee.
6. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
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The Subscribers

februarv9
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Public Sale.
x-nrJRS1J ANT ,.tO a Deed Of Trps
from Haas w. DeneIsIe to The sub

m-NuRSU Ant @tO,A Deed Of Trust
from HUGH w. Dc1esle to The sub.
scr;hcr, Gor SECURING the payment Of
sWeISe hundred dollars and expenses OF
sale & iatcrest, will be exposed y sale to'
3 ready money tOthe highest bidder, before
.tke Coffee .Houseiia Alexandria, on Tues
gavsshe goth slay Of February next, z
,YTats of Land coatsipIug three hundred q
! s. acsSs. III the ccsaty Of FaiFi&x; adjoias-
;ne Ihe lanlls wherein VIM. sDeneale
-iSFineFly resided.
ALSO
Two Negro Slaves one named Charles
abs,t thirty years 0f age aud one NAM
"a John shout 40 years Of age, or Sc
mach &c the said slaves AMI land rs VII.
satisfy the SAID debt and costs and iii
teress, If the sSi.l slaves are producce
- ON the. day, Of sale, and II they are ne;
~ produced / sllproseed toseli the san
Land. The sale to commence at Il y
ss cock
Charles Page,
Irasfsc
8 IAN z6 IS
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Public Sale.


WwyfIL be sold 1T puSlic sale on sa.
Wv tunaey the az th list. at the Store
= ) "a she late Dg. lsgAes kennrdy, janr. IN
! : aiffa street, ali tie stock IN trade as
asteased. eqnssstiag e3 pretty ge-
ueral assNtmens IL Dsagss Patent Meli,
cines aud Chelnicals, aud a variety 0f
very elegant shop furniture,
80. the sale viii be madseither By the IN
xentory or the parcelas may seem post
advantageous, and. upon all sums above
50 dollars an extensive credit will be
given.
.QaA'D A
On Monday the 10TH viii be exposed
70 sale II his sste residence ia Water
sssset, . yariet OF Howaehcid PEraifaf9.
Ans sales 70 commence at lea'clCek. .
x1@n 49, $3.50 x. G. sHnrsssfeF. 1
cots
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Just received,

n gesrl QtnIx UWoG AN<1N3FANHf 49, ~
By the ship Resolution. Capt, lewett
s4sssssss. from Bfemen.
Ind far Safe By ire Piece or tpcc.esse
ssr Brown and white rolls
4 Hessians
Hempen tick!snbnigRs
~ Flatislas roSaleS
). Kretagnes
Checks and stripes
..sSs Iistadas s
Nowlas
Creas 1 Ia Mortaix
- OsneBurghs .
SHIFTING linen
NJ N~''SS
fcb g rksxT Es asF
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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles I CatleH
IN AS received per the ship Orion, d.
rect from Hamburg, and offers for
sale the following Goods. viz.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of locking glass plates, de-
canters, tumblers, WINE glasses. double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting of PIatillas, Britannias,
Estopillas. Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth.
White Saa, stout hempen Ticklenburgs.
Osnaburgs. Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Qsills,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demij
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All of which viii be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 90
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To Lease,
For 10 or Is gears,
Smiths Island,

Lying off Cane Charles, supposed TO
contain between and 5000 acres, and
capable of rearing, and bringing to per-
lection, as much stock of every kind. as
any one estate in Virginia. For cattle.
horses. hogs and sheep, Smith, Island
affords uncommon advantages the dis
lance to Norfolk being incopsiderable,
and where an excellent market for all
species of stock is al ays tohe had. The
rearing of mules would particularly re-
commend, as they are not SO paiatable
to either friends Or foes as the fine
Smiths Island mutton, deseryedly cele-
bra,ed by the many who have tasted it.
The island will support from 1900 to
1000 sheep independent OF the larger
animals. Very valuable seine fisheries
nav be established, as late experiments
have been made by the subscriber per-
fectly satisfactory on that head.
Sheep, cattle, and horses are brought
from the arid pastures Of the Main, and
placed on the Sea Islands, at from one
to three dollars per head: accidents are
rare, and escapes impossible. !.
The stock at present on the island
supposed to be about $50 head OF cattle
and about a. many sleep, are Tor sale %
whamsoever may be disposed to lease
Should the Island not be leased before
the FIRST of September, stock will be tax
| en- in on pasturage, and an assistant Is
wanted to superintend the estate.
Offers not less than 1000 dollars Per
annum, tie same having been offered,
will please to be made through Alexan-
dria post Office, to
George ". p. Gusts.
| Arlington House, June 6 IT
N. B. La all contracts which may be
made with the subscriber the business
| can be done in Norfolk where an agent
| will be appointed 6. w. +. {.
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Lana Of superior quality
FOR sAsE.

FOR SASE.
s-x-NE subscriber wishes to sell the
| farm on which he at present re
sides. containing about goo aeres, mos
Of which are rich low grounds and per-
fectly level. s part of that valuable es
tate formerly belonging to the late
Thacher Washington. Esq. lying on the
Potomac, in King George ceanty, in the
Northern Neck of Vi GINA. about 81
miles below the city of w shin%ton.-
The buildings on this farm. consisting Of
a yaad clearinghouse nearly new, and
all ths Necessary out houses. are c.lcu.
lated for the recommendation OF a genteei
FAMILY. These improvements, with an
enclosed garden and yard annexed there
TO, eapable of being made useful and
handsome, are situated convenient to a
spring Of good water, os an em'nence
commanding an elegant view OF all the
low ground, belonginS to this estate, to
which are attached valuable fisheries, a
plenty of wood and timhers tine pasto-
race. marshes, waters, &c: lof every K'Hd
Of stack and wild FOWL in their season,
aud oysters are very corenient' The
products of the farm car be delivered,
without any extra expense, from its own
shores on navigable waters fer large veg
sells to any port of the United states /;
and with ali these substantial advantages
The very extensive and beautiful prospect
afforded by this healthy seat, OF the river
Potomac. Machtdock Greek and the
neighbOcing situations around both, on
the Virginia aud MARYLAND shores is
highly interesting. Unqucstionable title
WILDE made TO the purchaser anu Tor
the terms and examination of the pre-
mlses, applications are TO be made to
Warner W ashlngten.
Aing George County, Virginia,
March 2S tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-26
Arlington.

This is notorlousls one of the best
Farms in the county in point of situation,
soil, timber. and other advantages, tho
at present out of order: con aims about
400 acres. Persons disposed to make of
fers (not less than IS dollars, that sum
being already offered will please address
to the subscriber postpaid through A
lexandria post office.