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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

A very extraordinary and singular fe.
male appointment took place lately at
the University of Giensen, in Germany.
The, faculty Of physicians conferred the
dignity of Doctor of Midwifery on the
lady of Doctor Won Siebold, of Darn
stadt, who. jointly with her husband, has
distinguished herselffor many years by
her philanthropic zeal in that branch Of
tie profession. and by her unwearied ex-
|ertions toTpromote vaccination as a pre-
tentative Of the small pox.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
New Almanacs.
John n Stezsart,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HE
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR 1HE TEAR OF CUR LORD
--l8I6---..

Country merchants and Others suppl.
ed with them by the quantity ON the low.
lest terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa.
|pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books.
primers andEhistOries--sIates and pencils.
|playing and blank cards. Russia ana
Dutch quilts and ink powder.--A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-.
|glish school books---most of the new rub.
locations Of the day, and large stock Q.
standing works Of merit, viz.--Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sc.
He expects in few days a supply of
German Almanacks, and has Just receiy4
ed by the Wilhelmina from Liverpool.
$4,000 English Quilts
Ola good quality and eheap-English
waters in tin boxes--black lead pencila
and Dutch sealing wax.
~ IL gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as.
sorted sizes.
sept. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
Public Sale.

On Tuesday next the 10Th inst. at hall
past II o'clock, will be sold at the
Fendue Store,
5 bales Ga blue Cloths
case cambria prints
case Ginghaas
Lido. Marseak Cuttings
do. cambria Muslins
Stockinetts. Benhet's Cords, bsmba.
zetts, corduroys, syelvets, cotton shirt,
|ings, American cotfens, cotton and wool
len hosiery, &c. &s.
Also,
6 hhds. Pennsylvania Cider and
A likely Negro Girl,
r. G. Marsleller.
ian IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

An Extraordinary Gazette of Mexico,
|ot the 9th November. gives IAN official
statement of the defeat and capture OF
Tie Patriot chieftain, Morelos, ON the 4th
of that month. Two pieces of cannon.
many mnskets and sabres, and all his
boot and equipase, fell into the hands
|of the royaists, together with a consI-
Iderable number of prisoners.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

.snS bss ssse Rhete end tia
:ssl 81 Ils Sank being eI & corn
a 8 . ~ consist Of three teuffes
~: 49, mi stock aud one fourth q geis
sDS Il, T', ssI:sh i respectfully submitted.
e. Vs. A. J. DALLAS,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
S,sssary Department,
sth Dee. 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
For the Bmgff Of the
POOR.

A meeting of the Board of Trus.
IA. tees Of the Alexandria Museum
at the hall of the Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. %, on the l til
instant, it was
RESOLVED, That che Museum be open.
ed Tor one week, commencing on Mon.
day next, and that the amount which
may be received from visitors, during
that period, be immediately applied fol
the relief of the Poor of the town, gene
rally.
by order of the Board of-Manasers,
/. Mountford, Jun.
Manager of the Museum
January IS. div
N. i. The Museum will be opened
from 10 A. Nj. to P. Nj. and from
in the afternoon till sunset
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
RosToN, Jan. 6.
NANTUCKET SAPEl

syan arrival from the Vineyard YES.
u,uay s'tey'.eOu, we learn that the
!: saOoner Raby, HusSey, from Nantuck-
y s,'A valuable cargo OF oil and can
's ~. ;, ssead to N. York and Baltimore
49,. a got ashore at Cape Pogue in a
s. storm ON Saturday night last, took
49,. "a Monday evening, through the
's'essness OF the people on board and
re- entirely destroyed, vessel & cargo.
e 49, circumstance gave rise to the sup.
z s S that there was destructive fire
ssO'ueket on that evening.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

ave Indebted to the politeress of .
aae.'a.ss passenger 10 the Gustayus
49, ."sa at Newport from Madeira, fol
~s l.l!osiug Intelligence.
~ Nsaoport, RI Sd, Jan. 1916.
A0a, = oTis Gastavus, Wingate master
w;s :. ., !. bsupd to Philadelphia with
batiS ~ :. =. Wallace, il. AID others
Lsea : ~ mere :. estsrday for harbor havirs
tiOss. - Tue Coast eighteen days. III
I'm, Saa.ed tsuG Madeira on TIE lot,
Rata ~ ~. - coihpalsy mlts the Freaeatr
I Aio ..s 'es'A fr AIartiaique. IL
1''a 1SSss lCs. ass.se. tavay IT,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
THE british TREATY.

Wh;lst this subject was under corsl-
s...e;op in the senate, there we're seye-
~ .o;,,ts on whieA information was re;
we'd from the treasury department, BY
y. sOmasittee on fsreign relations, a.
s.;.O iotimately connected with the me-
~ - Nd bearings Of the treaty. Ne'
S =. room to publish the documents
:. his subject ~ length, We must en-
ssss,cr to generalize them,
As to the gQaetity Of cotton ex
..,,.d 10 the British dominisns in Eu,
~. auriDs the years OF our CONNER
al arosDeFsty Con which article, be i
Z s,yus in mind large discriminating
asty was paid in Gcest.Brtain,} it ap
rsatea that tie quantity exported I,
hose dotiinisnS, including England
seOtiand, Man and Berwick, was
From Isl Oct. 1906 10 80 Sept. 1907
~ 5S,le0,2ll lbs.
! From do. 1914 to do. 1915
44.97s,265-
The last line, though nominaily
Gear. Of course only embraced the TINT
srars the 18th February to the slst Sep
TENDER; during which six mouths the
xrnort was enormous.
4. AS to the tonnage of the q. States
smnIoyed ia foreign coasting and fish
pgrades. It appeared there were EN-
ployed in the
Yssr FOreisn Trade CoaSting Fishin.
1895 9a2,298 2S4,86S 59,44i
1856 l.G44,0O5 $4,000 $685.
1867 f,lI6,24I $4,000 75,7i4
No laterestinate was furnished.
s. As to the exportations from the U
States 10 the West-India Islands It ap
pear a there were exported, to the fol
iowing anOunt, In the years ending S3tl
SssteHlher. 1907 1915
British W. lad.
Domestic 5,ssa, s76 1,571,4eO
Foreign 6so,S6l 20,959
AZ other ". T. Islands
Domestic $685., 497 7,204, 99S
Foscign l6,0o4,SOO I.20s.556
1. As to the value Of goods importe.
lh American aud foreign vessels fror
ias Cape Of Good Hope, and places be
ysad the same. the duties thereon, froE
%hich an idea Of the amount and yaiu
OI the trade may be iorneI, we're re
Darted .as lUllowS:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

Has for sale at his store, lower end (,
Prince street,
A Few barrels Of choice Apples e.
family uses English walnuts b
The bag or retail cranberries BY til
barrel Or retail, of avery fine quality
together with muskatel and bloom raj
sins, currants, figs; almonds, pea nut.
Malaga grapes, cocoaniits, lemons, excel
lent beets in barrels or retail, table cod
fish, first rate; corn brooms frem New
York; Dixon's best mustard, with ;
number Of other articles.
Abel Willis
Jan IS sts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
Land for Sale


DURSUANT to deed of trust from
IL George Adams to the subscribers,
given tor tffe purpose Of securing debt
due the Rev. Jeremiah Moore, deceased
assignee of George w. Huhter'sl will
be sold to the highest bidder for ready
money, at Fairfax Courthouse, on the
first day Of February next, if fair, if not
the next fair day--a Tract of Land,
containing 50oscres. lying near Centre
vile.
John Moore.
A. 5. Moore,
Trustees,
Fslrfay. Ian. S law3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

No estimate given Of the last years
duties c0dd afford any criterion of the
trade, aud none therefore IS given.
80. As to the duties on iMpmtations
from the West.Ipdia Islands, it appear.
ed that they were
Fron Ia 1905 1906 1867
s. W. / l,S64,lsS 2 ,S60,665 l,94S,67e
Other
West.L 7.257.5s5 7,75LS55, s.665.52t
There was also reported to the senate
eFaOstract Of :. Duties of Customs paid
"a dreSt Britain In 1907 and 1915" dis
uhsu.shin5 between the imnortatiens
fen foreign countries and from British
volOAies, aud in British or foreign ships :
ssasrsSy It Clearly appears that the U.
yates have gained to the merchants We
y greatly BY the treaty, and Of course
aAse So larootained an advantage to our
wa yer ioseign naylyati0n.--.Nat. In.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
allyis % tie West I! lpala s,tases; and

|sslly.is sp The West tpdis Estates ID,
bat appears 70 ne 81 e}sat impoftGncs,
our country is, that the pine lands o
ynn, Tellair, Montgomery, Aackin
lsh, Tathall, Liberty, Bryan and Bul,
sch counties, will all be well adapte.'
4 the cnlturs Of Cane, when improved
~ sfanase My best Cane was raised
.,a pine land, and the ensuing year / pro-
use planting at least 20. acres Of that
description Of landin Cane. / believe i
ave. adopted a iaode Of securing nv,
'lant7cane, that will protect it against
rae must severe winters, which is to|
lanters, of the highest Importance
RAPS--For their destruction, cut al
piece of sponge into small pieces, damp|
hem little in anniseed, then dip themi
n some melted dripping OF tat. .Layl
hem in the places infested, and it will
'e found equal to the most expensive orI
troublesome preparation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
ALEXANDRIA,


qAe President and Directors OF the
st.;oa Baak 81 Alexandria, have unanl.
,.o,sly elected George S. Hough, Esq
injector Of that institution.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
SUGAR CULTIVATION.

Extract Ola letter from Col. M'Cormacl
to tie Editors of the Georgia journal
dated
RosE VALE, Dec. Isl, 1915.
(" I entertain little doubt that whe.i
espil is good and adapted to Cane, ].
ie cultivation well attended to, that g
'.ossce vii! be as abundant as it gene
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
To Rent,

A three story Brick Warehouse, Tire
proof next door to MIR. John G. Ladds,
on the dock. Apply to :
Jane II. Slacum.
+ October 7 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
Farmers Bank Of Alexandria,

DECEMBER 4. 1915.
The stockholders in this institution
re hereby notified, that an election viii
be held at the bank, on Monday the ls
day Of January next for thirteen Direct
+ors, to serve the ensuing year.
John HoeE, Cashier.
Dec 6 lawtlssmJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
WINE.
Valuable Rappahannock Land
FOR SALE.

HURSUANT to- decree of the gu.
perior court OF chancery for the
Fredericksburg. District, in the case Of
Hipkins's Ex'or, VS.. the heirs of Tho's
Lomax, decd. shall offer for sale upon
the premises on the 10Th day of January.
it fair ii not the next fair day, that va
luabIe estate called Port Tobago, late
the property OF Thomas Lemax, decd.
This tract of land is situated Upon the
banks of tho Rappahannock, about five
miles below Port Royal, in a pleasant
and healthy country-It contains COG
Acres with an excellent. two story brick
house misunderstanding orchards, and
every Improvement, which the neeessi-
ties of plantation or the wants of ia
mily could require There are also at
tached to it good winter and spring fish
cries.
This tract of land has always been
considered as the best upon the river, be-
ing singularly adapted to the cultivation
of both corn and wheat-One hundred
and forty bushels of wheat have been
sewn upon it this fall.
1t will be sold at public auction upon a
credit of six months as 10 the mortgage
money (t1200 with interest from 10th
of january and the costs ofsuit-and as
to the residue of the purchase money, a
credit of ore and two years thereafter
will be allowed.
At the same time / shall sell the csop
of corn, fodder stacks, plantation uten-
sis, horses, mules, SC. &c. II
ALSO,
Four OF five hundred gallons Of choice old
Brandy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
To Let,

To Let,
VNyHE Warehouse at the corner II
Fairfax and Queen streets, pos4.
session given Immediately. Apply to &
G. j. Thompson.
November 9 stswt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
John T. Lomax,

Comm'r under the decree and
Admir- of Thos. Lomax, decd.
dec 90 d4w
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Landing

/ - 49, ehaAk44 49,
rom The sehr. Admirai Durham, Capt.
Cox from st. Croix and fer salesby
Ldmrus0n e FosCle
~ puncheons st. Crelx Euna
OF very superior quality
Also FOR SALE
IN board the Brig Harriet, capt. tnssell,
NeWburyport,
Wanted, to purchase or hire,
A Female Servant, Of good disposition.
Z IA who understands Cooking and
House Work in general. For such q
one a liberal price will be paid. or good
wages given. Enquire of the Printer.
Jan 5
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Jan rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13

said bis object was to relieve them BY BRINGING
| testimony in their favor. With these fellows he
marched through the country until the negroes
spprehensivc that they were getting into dagger,
| all deserted him. Boxiey then secre,ed himself
| in the woods but finding ihat the militia were
IN pursuit, and that he would be taken, he on
Tuesday gave himselfup.
1t is proper to observe, that the greater par,
of the foregoing statement, is derived from the
testimony ofnegroes, wh.cl, not being admitted,
againstwhite men, that which was given against
Boxley, related principally to the occurrences on
Sunday, and 10 his declarations at various times
The evidence against the blacks, is full and clear
Four of them have been sentenced to be hung
great many Of the negroes to whom over.
TIRES were made, refu ed 10 Join the conspiracy
Some had not confidence III Boxley--oshers re-
membered the trag, &C fate of thcir brethren who
were concerned in Gabrieps pio, in Richmond is
years ago--snd in some, the feelings of The father
and the husband, triumphed over the desire of
personal liberty!
THIS court no being competent to the trial of
white man for capita, offence, Boxley was re-.
committed for further trial at the Superior court
in May next, when jury of his fellow citiz ems
will pass sentence upon him.
Box,cy offered no evidence, except as to penc-
raj character, which has hitherto been that of a
harmless cltiZen--but man ofa weak mind and
OF excessive vanity He has a wife and eight
Cnlluren. Ills connections IRE reputable lie
possessed decent property, which, with com
mon exertions would have made Ia | .fc comfort
able. lie was an pfFcer in The militia, and in
that capacity served "a tour to Norfolk during The
iate war So circuHstulced, it IS d iffcult for a
plan understanding 10 cpnce yea motive suffi i
emily powerful o induce an act of such desperate
folly and depravi,y AS the one he has attempted.
Carter l.. Stevenson, Esq prosecuted Tor the
Conn onwealth, and General John Minor, Gel
/ John w Green, and Robert Stsnard, Esq ap.
peared for the Prisoner.
0j Since writing the above we have learned
that number of Negroes have been tried IN Lou.
asa, charged with beng concerned in the csnspi.
! cy, ofwbom have been convicted
Several yet remain to be tried in Spotsylvana
| Virginia Herald.
We take much pleasure in announcing tina,
Col IoHN MEncER is candidate for the suffra.
ges OF the Freeholders of Spotsylvan.a, to repre-
sent them in tee next General Assembly, in the
place or Garter l.. .Ssevessoil, Esq. who declines
! reelection. -
RopEnr STASARD, Esq who has so ably repre-.
sented the county for the last nine years, is again
a candidate. u.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13
AUGUSTA (Geo.) March 1
CREEK NATION.

A. serious Misunderstanding which threa-
tens the peace and tranquility of our from
tiers still exists between our Commissio-
ners for running the new boundary line
and the chiefs OF that confederacy. A de-
termined opposition has been made to their
farther progress, and we understand they
have suspended their operations until a
sufficient military force arrives to protect
them iromindignIty & injury. Gen. Gaines,
who Is now IN the nation has ordered all
the disposable military force of the u.
States, now at Fort Hawkins, among which
is company of Light Artillery, to march
Immediately to Fort Mitchell. This pre-
cautinnary measure we hope viii have its
desired effect, and that the misguided sa-
wage will avert that destruction which
TIN eatenS the extinction of his nation.
Chronicle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13
OF CARTHAGENA,.

10 the Editors Of The National HlteGsencer.
send you Tor publication, an extract OF
letter from st. Domingo, giving an ac-
count OF the fall of Carthagena, written nv
one OF the Chiefs of the Independent for
ces.
+" We have just learned the loss of the
city Ot Carthagena by combination OF
the most untoward and unhappy circum-
stances never were the winds and the
waves more iriShtlui than during the whole
period of our siege. The dangers of the
merCiess sea have afflicted us more severe
~ than the arts and arms of our ferocious
enemies, who, successful as they have
been, ct tie present mOment are i'm a
wretched and wholly horS de combat cor
dltiun. Every one knows the difficulty
the almost impossiblity, of preserving 5ro
visions in tropical climate. PERHAPS ou,
government is objectionable i'm leaving u !.
IN such unprOvlded state. All our eff1rts
TO supply the place with provisions began
In the lace OF our enemy-after he had all.
ready progressed in besieging US. A con-
yoy which we expected from Jama;ca.
consisting OF nine sail, was buried i'm the
dreadful tempests which ragged i'm the
month OF October, as also many other YES
sells. In November we were reduced TO
the W etched alternative of feeding on
hides; and hundreds persisted daily by ia
mite aud the sntat poe, which, for the last
ak months, has ravaged this province. It
was, however, new and cheering spec.
tacie to see the friends of liberty so firm
10 the midst of such caamities. In the
| beginning of December, we determined to
evacuate the city, IN order to snatch from
the fury of the VaDdals who besieeed US;
part OF that army of herocs who, covered
with wounds which they had received in
numberless glorious actions. was now re-
duced TO 500 men. On the 9th of Decem-
Der, we evacuated this city in eleven gun
boats, three slOops and schooner. in
which were embarked the combatants.
many families, all the arms and mum
tons OF war, quantity of money, and
several pieces OF cannon, without leaving
any thing which could be of the least ser.
vice to the enemy. In leaving the CITY for
COca-Chica, which was the point of rendez-
yous, we suffered dreadful connonad,no
from battery, which the Spaniards had
placed opposite Terra Bomba. Notwith-
standing that the schooner was dismasted.
and the gun-boats suffered severely. we
arrived safely at the fortress of Bocca- Chi
ca, where having repaired our fotilla, we
put to sea, without having left any thing OF
value or utility to the enemy. But we
had not yet arrived at the term Cf our suC-
ferings-a storm awaited MS ON that cruel
element, where alone we expected safety.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13
THE .SUBSCRTDER

THE SUBSCRIDER
HAVING REMOVED 70 THE CITY or RICH.
MoND, TO EDUCATE Ills DAUGHTERS.
WILL take YOUNG LADIES ss boarders on az
moderate TeisE, as gen eel Board Can be obtained
IN Richmond. HIS house Is situated in the most
Healthy & Agreeable part OF Town, near fine
spring Of wsier.
ARMISTEAD RUSSELL.
RrcaNoNp, Feb. 10, 1si6.-2wtf
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NO TJCE

The Board of Managers Of The
iete'f"'0nd baptist Foreiga and Domestic
.HTSSIO.r SOCIETY
nave nave FoS rPONEO the ANNUAL MEETING
=, me ooc.ey, until the first Saturday ~ June
next, IN consequence of the General Meet,n,, -
Correspondence seing appointed on t,at Esy in
uils CITY. Signed,
o., JOHN BRYCE. Csres. Sec.
Richmond, March 8, 1916 (w1w,SS
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NOTICE.

4NU IOE.
A MYSELF and friend 10 can, rs soon as posi-
i Die, to remove from this par, Of The County.
10 the state OF Ohlo-l request the favor Of all
those vino have CHAINS against me. To bring then
IN 10 be adjusted and paid--snd those who are
indebted to me, will, hope, pay ~ Immediately.
CHRIST MCPHERSON.
March 5.--1w8w.
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-FOUR OR FIVE BOYS.

From IL 10 I6years ofage and 81 go0d Gssosifions,
E'i' read and 7grife foierabiq Isea, 1pR be tasen
Apprentices to the Printing Business.
Enquire az The 0Gcs ef the Virginia .7rgz.s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13

opportunity of passing ever to the United
States.
A dreadful explosion of magazine Of
powder took place at Dantzic on the 9th
inst. great part of the city is laid in ruins,
ard upwards of 500 were Killed, the woun-
ded must amount to four times that nam-
Der.
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VIRGINIA. ARGUS.

.Ns ds.placr jan,ais, e sonvcnf discme=
Richmond, March IS, 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09
Land for Sale.

A TRACT or parcel Of LAND, con-
"a tanning between two and three huns
dred acres, on the north side of Occo-
quan, IN Fairfax county, about miles
vest Of 0ccoquan rills--it is well wa
tered with never falling springs, it's al
so well timbered, and the great guanti-
ty Of froo timber Oh it renders it the
more valuable to any person in the coopA
ering line. This land is of the middle
soil, and produces corn, wheat, or any
other grain tolerable welI--there is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The improvements are log dwelling
Ihouse and other out-bouses, and COED
|apple orchard of about 60 trees. Any
person inchning to purchase can view
The premises and know the terms by APP
plying to the subscriber who lives near
the premises, or Henry S. HALEY, jun,
at uccoquan mills, or John II. HALEY,
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GoSs ON.
april f8 6n+
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Public Sale,
august 8

10 subscriber being appointed trustee
|by the onorabIe judges Of Charles Coun1
|ty Cour, cogrt of equity, for purpose
Of selling and conveying the real estate
|ef Timothy Darlington, late Of Charles
County deceased will offer at public
sale on Saturday the 18th of October next,
at the Hill Top ia the aforesaid county;
all the real estate aforesaid consisting of
upwards of four hundred acres of land
lying near nayigable water, well supplied
with wood, timber, and good water: there
are on tbs land two houses for tenants
with others suited to their purposes. be-
sides that noted stand called fhe Hill
Top, belonging to which there is good
house occupied as tavern with every
convenient out buildings also a stone
house and grannery-Ihis property IS a.
bout seven miles from Port ] obaceo, &
eight from the Potomac on the road lead
inc from Port-T obacco TO Dumfries, and
to Naniemoy. The purchaser will he
required to give bond with security Tor
the purchase money payable in two years.
& on the payment of the same will receive
. deed from the trustee conveying title
in the usual manner on like occasions.
HiALiCHI RoBf,
AUG. 9 s06wi