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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-12
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Just receired for sale By the Subscriber,
BELLS Engravings of the Muscles
and Joints, from the second London Edi-
|tion.
Bowers Surgery. Vol. lst. ed in Press
Latour's Historical Memoir OF the War
lin West Flo and Louisiana, IN 1915
and 1915, with an Atlas illustrative oil
the different Actions.
A,oriel's Journey Through Persia, Ar
menia and Asia Miner to Constantine
|pie. in 1903 and 1869, with Map and
Plates. -.
Mawe's Travels in Brazil, particular
|iy in the Gold and Diamond Districts.
with Maps ard Plates.
Humboldt's and Botpland's Personal
Narrative Of Travels in the Equinoctial
Regions of America.
brakes Natural and Statistical View
or Picture of Cincinnati and the Miani
|Coantry, illustrated by Maps.
Paul. Letters to his Kinsfolk, descrlp,
tive of the interesting Events on the Con
|tiaent OF Europe, particularly OF the Bat
tile of Waterloo in 1873.
Terms of Christian Communion. viii
Ia particular View to the Case OF the Zap
lists and Paedo Baptists, BY the Rev
Robert Hall, Author Of Sermons.
JAMES KENNEDY q son.
lime 5 eoZ"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-12

.,xrr 70 a late General Order, the
Ac e. s,me Of the United States army
slds.dss ' saW to be taken from the subal-
iIsos Of the line.
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kEsS TIE ship WilheEmina. John
wH5 ~ Baxter, master; burthen 1000
sss - barrels, in good order q rea'
Ss1ss<2za dy to receive cargo on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
Fl,pm TIE aiediterrnnean.

Arrived at Boston, .Ipiy l5.---Ship Rox-
ana, Blake from Palerrso. Sailed Nav
IS. On the 24thJune anchored at Gibraltar
for few hOurs, and sailed again sane day
in CO. with feet Of loOyesssis; the only
American kuown tn be among them was
the brig Sarah and Louisa, Willis, OF and
for Baltimore, which sailed from Paier-
mo Goth April had 40 communication
with the shore at GibraItRr, and saw only
one American ship there. The JAVA
and CCNSTELGAFHNN frigates and
sloop of war ERIE. were at Messina.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
From, the aurora.
pn1tsnrtnntA ]

PHILADELPHtA, July ~.
The ministers of France and Sweden,
near the United States, have orders to ne
gociate commercial tfeuiies with the Unit
ed States, upon the some basis as the late
treaty with Great Britain.
The Swedish minister De KantZOu, is
said to have proceeded to the seat of gov
eminent with special view f. this sub
ject.
NJ. de Melville, the French minister.
has returned to his estate near Brunswick,
New Jersey, where he had resided for Sc
yeral years during the exile Of the Bour-
bons.
The English minister remains at WASH
ington.
The president Of the United States is at
his seat in Montpelier, Virginia.
The secretary of state, Monroe, alone,
Of al the heads Of departments, remains az
the seat f government
Tbc secretary Of war has gone on a Yisii
to his family in Georgia. It's not true, as
was reported, that he has been nominated
TO succeed the late col. Hawkins as rrin-
cipal Indian agent-this was what is called
. hoar.
The secretary of tie treasury is in the
ueighborbood of Philadelphia, enjoying the
refreshing atmosphere between the Banks
Of the Delaware and SChuylkil.
The secretary Of the navy is on visit
to his family il Salem.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
WAsu1Norow \, July 10.

ltappears that the people of the Terri
tory OF indiana have accepted the terms
proposed by Congress for their admission
into the Union, and are about Immediate
ly TO elect their Legislature, and the Re-
preventative TO which they are to be enti-
tied in the Congress of The United States.
The admission of new State into the
Uuion Is one Of those public acts peculiar
to cur government, and is one Of the most
imposiue aud solemn character. In the
case before us, the admission has been sane
tened by an unauimity which is pledge
Of the hearty welcome with which the state
of INDIANA viii BE greeted as a sister in
the Republican family.
There ecu be little doubt considering
the character of the population Of Indiana
Territory, composed principally Of emf.
grants from the old u. States. and carry.
ing with them all the political principles
of our revolution. that they will prove a
valuable, it is certain that tey will form a
highly important portion Of the nation
We have not yet received the COnsti,u.
ton they have agreed on !; but from the
consideration a!ready stated apart from
VIC VI illt law VI ~ isSi'SS vi
the subject, there can be no doubt bu. their
form Of government will be radically and
thoroughly Republican.
Webave as yet learnt, from the report
Of the public prints, but ore feature Of the
new constitution, which It is probable
from its being the only one panticuarized
is the most important. It is the prohibi
ton of slavery for life. This, however
unsuited to the habits aud property more
southern territory. viii probably be as val
liable 70 fDdiana as it has proved to- Ohio
am will attract 10 that state large pro.
portion of the annual swarms from the
northern hives, who will Improve and fer.
tilize, whilst they populate the soil. Where
slavery was ceevaI with settlement, we see
no prospect Of it's early or advantageous
abolition whereit has not existed hereto.
fore, we hope it never will be permitted to
intrude.--sNat.I Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
July 16.
FROM HAVANA 'N'' -

Capt. ANTHONY, of the sluop Jane, 6
days from Havana, informs that a success
scr TO the Governor of that place had at
last arrived from Old Spain, with small
convoy, having on board about 1900 troops.
The old Story of shutting the port against
fore gu vessels had in part revived, but
there were no very great apprehensions
that it would be dOne.--Capt. A. sailed III
company with about % sail, including a
irigate, brig, and armed schooner, bound to
European Spain. A Spanish "A gun fri
gate was consumed by fire, IN the harbor,
on the fourth of July, oCcasioned, it was
said, by the boiling over Of a tar kettle.
The markets at HAVANA continued nearly
in the same state as per former accounts.
MuscovadO Sugar, Sl2; Coffee, best s a
IA Molasses, 8 10 bits keg Flour,
Philadelphia, S1l a IL per bbl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

detection TO take place on the first Monda,
ia August ; and first session to CONNIE .cl
on the first MunGay in November. Sena.
tors to serve for three years.
No pei sou holding an office under the
government Of the United States, or under
the territorial government, can be- elected
TO any Office under the authority Of the
state, without first resigniDg the office OF
which he may be incumbent. \ hint for
Jus y
No person having been collector, who
is Delinquent in public dues, shall held
seat ia The Legislature. (Another.
Jndicicry--A supreme couit to consist
of three judges, to be stationary at the
seat OF government, with appellate iuris-
diction only, except III cases where the
Circuit Caur; is interested or concerned.
So far before US y Circuit Courts to con-
sist OF president and two associates. =.
sidents to be appointed by the Lcgisla-
ture: aud associates aud justices Of the
peace TO be elected by the people. Su-
Hreme Judges appointed by The Governor
aud Senate. Elections to he by ballot un-
til 1891, then TO be established Dy ihe Lee
sislature, and unalterably fixed either III
ia GOce OrDy ballot.
.Hiiitia.-Fersons scrupulous of bearing
arms not compelled to do duty, and sub
ject only to fine to be collected by ci-
I'll gG.cyi, aud The .iiae 10 be propoltioaeG
on the lowest scale of fines Of the same
order. SO far have our bungling Militia
laws opened the eyes of the people in this
quarter y Captains to he elected by their
company; Majors by the qualified voters
OF their battalion and Coloneis by those
OF their regiment. Above a Colonel by
the officers composing brigades and diyi-
sions.
Slavery is prohibited, and the constitu-
ton never to be amended SO as To admi; OF
it, (Some slave holders disappointed y
Education abundantly provided for.
Ten per cent. on the sale of lots in every
county seat hereafter established, to be
appropriated 10 The use OF schools.
a State Ba k 60 be established, with a
branch on an average for every three coun-
ties. The two banks, one Of WHICH is at
! Vincenaes, and the other at Madison, may
become State or Branch Banks.
-Oaths to be- administered agrecably to
/ the conscientious tenets Of the dep0aent.
Corryaon is established as The seat Of
government until 1925, and afterwards un-
I'll removed by law.
The cfi-ea' salaries are low, but may
be regulated at,e. 1919.
IN other respects he constitution very
nearly resemble that of Ohio.
The members appeared to be men OF re-
Hection aud candour. arrived too late
to hear the debates but have been here
| part Of two days, and in acrowtl both day
and night, and have not heard an cath or a
| proiane expression
The members of the convention are now
scattering. May the blessings Of Heaven
attend their eyertions for their country
and pvs er t. ard may their example Il
Inulate our state to frame better consti
tuition, and Gu, legislature TO pursue bet-
ter aud wiser policy y"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
Promotions IA The first regiment, second
brigade of Militia, District Of Cota.a,-
ADAM LYNN, to be Colonel.
VIM. MINOR, Lieut.. Colonel.
LEWIS aIpKINs, Major.-B.

Several white spen have been lately
murdered by the Pawanee and Usage In
dams. The Pawanees justify the act as
defending their hunting grounds from the
whites. Both the 0sages and Pawanees
declare, that the few whites who visit their
country as hunters. Kill more BuAaloes in
one year than would support both their
nations, Containing 10000 persons) for
The same period ii is said that 5000
buffaioes were killed last fall to procure
one boat load of tallow. The 0sages conl,
plain likewise that settlements are form
in the midst of their hunting country
500 miles west Of the Mississippi. This
is about halfway to the Spanish villages in
Mexico-lo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.
A HOAX.

In consequence of handbill put in va
rious parts ofthe city, and we understand
likewise in the country, announcing that
BALLOON with gentleman in it.
would ascend from the prison yard, on
Monday the 18th inst. large COncOurse
of people, amounting to several thousand
assembled to see the sight---some, it is
said, came many miles for that purpose
After remaining all the afternoon in the
vicinity of the Jail, they found themselves
duped, and soon dispersed.
It is trusted that the contriver of this
Hoax, as it is called, viii yet be found out
and be suitably punished. No doubt, il
the police officers are keen on the scent
they may detect him. The bandbils, fol
example, have been printed by somebody
and some nf the severalbll stickers have
no doubt been employed to put them up
fla strict scrutiny is instituted, it is quite
likely the culprit WILL be caught.
Such things are disgraceful to the cha
racter Of the eity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Ne dispme= ja,aaiis, ct souvent dlscuie=
Richmoad, JxiY q, 1916.

Although Americans are prevented BY theil
Republican principles iiom attaching any value
to titular honors among themselves, still they
know that Those honors possess in other countries
q conventions importance of no s:uall magnitude.
The following icewil, therefore, afford them
further proof OF the high estimation in which
tire fine arts and their eminent yotaries are held
i'll Eurore:
The Emperor of Austria has conferred
the Cross of a Knight of the Order OF Leo.
pcld upon the celebrated sculptor Canoya,
Marquis of Ischia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
SCARCITY OF CROPS.
Eatruct Of a letter from a correspondent
an KennebaaIc, dated the 10th inst.

=
in Kennebafsls, dated the 10Th inst.
:. Our prospects as to the fruits of the
earth, are very gloomy in the interior. A
famine for man and beast, seems 10 stare
us Ia the face. If there should be hay to
winter one third of the stock which was
kept last season, it will be much more than
is expected. With severe drought, we
have the cold weather of October. Win
Ter rye is supposed to be neatly if not quite
destroyed and unless the weather soon
changes, all hope o! Indian corn will be cut
off, The night before last, the frost was
sufficiently severe to kill beGaS, cucamberS,
SauesLes, &c. One piece Of my potatoes,
which was planted early, and were very
lGarishing, was struck dead even with the
ground. Corn and wheat, after the sun
was up yesterday, appeared in places, as if
they had been singed by fame OF fire,
which had passed over them. II is the
common exclamation, what IS to become Of
Jus : We hope, notwithstanding, that the
God of harvest viii not utterly forsake US.
At this important time of the year, would
not some account of the weather, and the
prospects of the crops in the different sec
tons Of the United States, afford some of
The most interesting information 10 the
public, in this dearth Of political intelli-
gence ?" Ne think So, ans, hope our bro
ther Editors will assist in furnishing the
information rerquired.
Ed. Boston Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
CnARELsroN, July Is.

Upwards of 100000 have been sub
scribed by persons living ON Cape Fear
and itsbrancbes, for the purpose OF improv-
ing the navigation Of Cape Fear River.
The work is to be Immediately commen-
ed, and North Carolina will soon be ena-
bled to boast of the enterprise fher citi-
zens. and to enjoy greater facilities to
commerce. Times.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
sTATE nF INnIANA.

We are indebted for the following birds
enc UieU Of the Constitution Of the State
of Indiana. to tie attention Of very
highly esteemed friend. who is now on a
tour through that country. It is worthy
the attention Of every American reader.
ConYDoN, Harrison Co. J
JlHe q, 1876.
(" have this moment returned from
witnessing the last reading and signing of
Inc Constitution Of The IState Of Indiana
Tire following arc its most prominent lea-
lures:
Executive and Legislative. Governor
and Lieutenant Governor to be elected for
three years; but not eligible for more
than three terms in succession. Lieuten-
ant Governor to be President Of the Sc
nate.
Senator'S ere eligible at 26, and Repre-
sentatives at 81 years Of age. They must
be citizens Of the United States. FIRST
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24


The following article may well Gil every Ame-
rican bosom with just PRIDE.
Eatract Of letter from an intelligent a.
meiica1l gentleman in France, dated Pr
ris. .1uay g..
:. 'ihe most agreeable circumstance to
an american, in travelling in this country,
sis the high standing of our character in
Europe since the war and the Alserine az
fair. The only inconvenience is hechance
Of being mistaken for Englishmen, who
are universally disliked. | expected this
in France, but am surprised to learn that
the feelingis still stronger in Holland and
Belgium. So marked is the difference Of
feeling towards us and the English on the
continent. that English travellers have e.
ven found il expedient to assume our cock
ade and eagle"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
PRIcE or STOCKS.


( Corrected By T. b. K1Tsleedf, Exchange Brsksrs
Specie 10 II pet co. adj. Cplenty)
T'reasgg Mites % a 3 per. Ct aduoHce.
Exchange on Lotidou 9 "a 10 per Ct a6ove par,
On BOSTON s0He
on .Ns1g-York a 8 adv.
on, EAiLadelbhi1 81 al per Ct. ~
Bdtim9re Notes z ~ r 81 10.
Dissrie, Columbia ,Neteg 9Sl9 d'o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

We understand with pleasure that the Bees.
cias so abuDdant near the banks of the Potomac,
in the vicinity of Frederick-rown, (Md } in
Loudon, &c. md Tie fine. statuary marble also
found there among. the lune stone, are used in
the repairs of the Public Edifces at Washington.
The Brescias, or budding stoues, alluded to, must
h.ye struck every observing traveller through
that part of the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
BALr11foRE. July 20.

We understand thar Tie Bocks of sub
scription in this city, fer stock in the Bank
of the United States, will closeat o'clock
ON Tuesday afternoon the Esd inst.
Fed Gdz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

r. c. BEasLrY, late agent for Ameri-
can prisoners in London, has arrived in
this city from Eng and.-I6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

.ul,mfcence of .Ae1c- ForS,.-By late
report OF the Comptroller Of the State oil
NewYork. it appears that there has been
expended, ON the new Aims House in that
city, since the year 1912, SS5S.79l, aud
that the old Aims House .expences. from
1915 to this time, has been 100000.
These expenditures bespeals ibe,ality as
well as opulence.-.Sdt. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
VIRGINIA:

4 VIRGINIA: ..,
Il, rates I.ihn in tie Clerks O6yc- Of ne lSuas-
fior Ceusi Of CAaHceJy, for ME I.ichmo4a lis.
n!ct, hie 2lA day Of J"ns, 1876.
/ James c An hony, and William Hay, jr. Ph's.
AGAINST
Tho's. Gordon and John W. Green, Def's.
THE Defendant, Thomas Gordon, not having
entered hs appearance and given security accor-
dug 10 the Act OF Assembly AID the Huies Of
this Court, and IL appearing by satisfactory evi.
dence, that he rs not an iBhabi,ant OF this coun-
try: II IS ordreE, That tie said defendant do
appear here on Tile first day Of the next tenn ami
answer uIe bill OF the plaintiffs and tl2t CO.
py % this order be forthwith inserted m so,ue
newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
TOR two mouths successfully and posted a. The
front door OF The Capitol, in said ci,y.
a copy--reste.
Wm. ~. Henias, C. c.
July 2o.-w8w
VIRGINIA:
psrlor CUR Of ChGncery 70, as Richmtaa Dis
''ict, the 24th day 81 Ja'ie 1916.
Byrd Beverley, IhJ.
Philip Grymes, Garter Beverley, Munford Revere
ley, John Stewart, Samuel Slaughter, Phhp
i,lgh.foot, and Isaac II. Williams, D3t's.
The Defendant AIunlsrd beverley not Saying
S-S 81 IllS appearance ana gwen security aCCOr-
ding TO the act OF Assembly and The Rules Of
dis Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
derce, thar he is no. IN nh l,itant of this coun-
Try II is ,riIrea, That the said nciendant &C
appear here on the irst day OF The next term
and answer the bill OF the lainiiil; and the, q
copy OF lhis order be fartraith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
for two months successfully aud posted at the
mont door of the Capitol. in The SAID City.
\ copy-reste,
July 2G,--vsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
BALr1MoRE. JulY h.

BALTIMORE, July IL.
We understand with pleasure, that GE.
NERAL NINA, the younger, so well
known during the last war in Spain, is Just
arrived from London. This gentleman
after having fought the glorious battle
which delivered his country from t..s
French, has been obliged to look for al
ASYLUM in this land of Liberty, in conse
quence of his liberal principles. The sa.
cred cause in which General Nina ha:
been engaged his amiable mauners, and
his sacrifices for the restoration Of Liberty
cannot but highly recommend this travel
Ter TO the people Of the United States
Doctor MERRY Guerra, a native of Mexi.
co, Member Of the French Institute, and
many other literary societies ia Europe
Author Of several valuable writings, is will
him, This gentleman, during his stay II
London, has been one ofthe warmest and
most successful advocates Of the emanci
patton Of ms native land.--.4inerican
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

We have the pleasure Of announcing to
Inc public, the arrival in this city of Col.
CRoeHAN. the hero Of Saudusky,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24
July I9-w.Isto.

NorF.-.The Editors Of Newspapers who are
authorized 60 publish the laws Of Tie U. States
SIRE requested to insert the foregoing advertise
psnt once nssk unt1 the lat III ocIo5erneGs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-24

VIRGINIA.:
At Rates hoi,isn IN tie Clsrk's O&ce Of Tie So
psrlor Cotat Of ChGncsryfo- the JtichHssd Uis-
trict, the 24tt Dag Of ys.'is 1876.
Byrd Beverley, Iohf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Mr. John Muir.
August 6

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of tie Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, TO be held for the county
of Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard !;
shall move that court to award Judg-
ment against you in favor OF the common
council of Alexandria, for the sum OF
sixty four dollars and one cert, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner of Duke and FIT
streets. IN, the town of Alexandria, Tor
the wears 1910, II, IL, Is. IA and 10
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th Febrpary. 1904.
J. ID. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
May p5-16 ooNi
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Lawrason & Fowle.
Exchange Office, Georgetown

n WILL give the highest premium tor
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, On
the following places. VIZ. ~,
Boston. New York, Philadelphia, bal-
tmore, Virginia, North Carolina, south
Carolina and Georgia will also give
the highest premium fer Drafts on New,
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds Of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold. mn oep
AIN kinds of Stocks and Bills OF hx-
change bought and sold; .o1
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
NJ Persons travelling to any part. OF
the United States may be supplied with
suitable Funds. -
No Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge-street' GEO.
Romul,lS Riggs.
June l
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,sIED DalLY BIZ S. sroWDEN ALEXANDRIA
SEPTEMBER l2. 1916.
For New-York,

Il VI ANoV va
49, The fast sailing schooner
K@FasR Juliet,
fEzSzZsa Captain Doane,
For freight or passage, apply to the
captain on board at Janney's wharf, Or
to
BarneaCall e Pspham,
Who have for sale, landing from said
schooner,
10 kegs London white lead ground
in oil, first quality
80 thousand Havana segars, in half
and quarter boxes, do
500 demIohns
90 tons French plaster
IN STORE,
9 quarter casks l.. P. Madeira
wine
6 caset chateaux Margaux claret
Is do Port wine
10 do Tenerifte do.
S do Claret
90 boxes Spanish Chocolate.
September 2 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
June
Sugar and Coffee.

The Cargo of the schooner iom' iron"
Matanzas, consisting OF
IS boxes 1st quality white,} ou-
90 ditto brown ) gafs
IS hhds.} Prime Green Coffee.
70 bags
Landing at Twins wharf
For sale By
Also in Store,
Muscovado Sugars
Cognac Brandy
Hollands Gin
Crowley and Blistered Steel
Round Belt Iron, and ~
Spanish Sugars-at extended creoi'
for good paper.
august %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Land for sale.

N$HE subscriber offers for sale two
a small FARMS in the county OF
Nestmoreland and state of Virginia
One ON Mattox Greek, containing 900
acres, principally land OF the first quail
ty, 40 of which is heavily timbered.-
There is on this tract good dwelling
house, with all necessary out-houses,
fine young apple and peach orchard,
springs of never failing.streams convent
ef,t. The house stands on the banks OF
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is at
tached to it.
ALSO,
One other Tract, lying and being in
the same county, about one and half
miles from the above tract, containing
s6a and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in good timber-there is dwell
ling house, kitchen, and an apple or
chard with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring of good wa
ter. For terms apply to Baldwin NJ.
Lee, Esq. or Henry Beaucock, both OF
which gentlemen live near the premises,
or the subscriber in; Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
1d mo. o.