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Land Of superior quality
FOR sAsE,

rTfiE subscriber wishes to sell the.
farm ON which Is At present re-.
fiaes. containing about 600 acres, most
Of which are rich low grounds and pes
secti7 level, a part Of iiat yaitr.abse esg-
nte tsrrherlv belonging 30 the latt
Thacher NTashhstcn, gsc. lying 81 t;le
Potomac, in King G.sfse csunty, IN the
Northern Neck Of VI sinia. aboat Sc
mills below the city Of Washington
Thabuildings on this farm, consisting Of
aged dweilins-aoase nearly new, saJ
al the necessary out hocses. ere c. leu
lated for TIE Accommodation Of a genteei
pmily. These Improvements. with al
enslo.ed garden and yard annexed there
10, capable Of betlg made 1sefa. and
handsome, are situated convenient to a
spias Of coed water, os Sn eniuence
commanding an elegant view Of all the
low grounds belonging to this estate, to
Shis6afe attached valuable fisheries. a
plenty Of wood and ti.aser, Enc pasts-
rage. marshes, waters. &c, tei, every kind
.! stock aud Wild fowl III their season,
antgyssrs are very convenient. The
products OF Che farnae can be delivered,
slthoataay extra expense, fromits OWE
shores on nayigabIe waters For large ves-
ssis to any port of the United States /;
and M.aall these substantis! adyantay cs
@s very extensive and beautiful prospect
ssordet BY tits healthy seat, Of the river
fctcaac, Machodock Greek and the
s,e'SSaeOriug situations around both, on
pc Virginia and Maryland shores, Is
,Say interesting. Unquestionaele title
saoe made to the purchaser; and tor
ue terms and examination of the pre-
lasss, applications are to be made TO
:. Warner W ashlngton.
Alns George County, Virginia,
March % e
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GERMAN GOODS.

~ ~ ASAA AIhN - - - - ~
Charles / Cattstt
FE AS received per the ship Orion, d.
Es rect from Hamburg, and offers for
sale the following Goods. viz.
SO boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tumblers, vine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platiilas, Rritannias,
Estopillas, Rouans. Cholets, Creas. Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout helnpen Iicklenburgs,
0saaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Hrass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demHohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c
Al OF which viii lie sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 20
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At Graham Park,
On Wedarsday The ith September
zc;,I be offered or sale,
Fashionable Try Goods.

The. Subscribers have received by The
Sims Armata and Ariadne from Liver,
pool. ninety packages seaspnable dry
goods, purchased by ore Of the firm, di-
rect from the manufacturer, for cash :
which they offer on reasonable terms tol
money or the usual credit for approved
paper.
JOHN & REUBEN WRITER'S.
% May II
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John G. Lad 8 %

III. 6so OFFER roRasaLg,
sls.;as essso Of the above schooner corr
Lime = 10 casks fresh Thomaston
sss' auaa lew finished cars.
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Shad and Herring

Ha,Yer and Fsnaall, have just reeeiv-
ed and offer for sale,
" 75o barrels prime Herring
$50 ditto ditto Shad.
May Is
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Hardware & Cutlery.
For sale or FREIGHT.

M LIE new substantial schooner
is -. Milo, capt. Spalding, burthen
tcilt - !. or 1000 barrels, high deck,
and s ~ 'ae oestmaterials since the peace,
ss,npletely equipped for any voyage.
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|; pfince-;; Hliam EoaRty Court. !
{ Il Jaae 4tit. 1916. .f

"a .
ION the nation OF Edward Brooke,
.tte sha,if OF Prince William County
to whom the estatesot Robert Garter, de
ceased, hail, been committed; 1t is on
dared. that the said sheriff, do give public
notice to the creditors ef said !sobe.t
Garter, by advertisement. in some FEB
lie newspaper published IN Alexandria.
and at the court house door, that they
;5rcSeat Their claims. duly authenticated.
Cor payment, on or before the first Mon
DAY in August next. at which time the
court will proceed to distribute the estate
amongst those whose claims are then ex'
llbited. So IS
a Ccpy-Eest,
Philip d. paw, c. c.
jane II tt
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Fresh Teas.

This day landing from the schr. Liberty
Cap. Bears, from Boston,
Imperial S Yong Hyson Teas
of the Canton's importation in April 1910.
.iisa for safe By IS
Bryan Hampson & Co.
a,s.:f eT
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SsrE,S AT u ENDUE.
=, ,,,e,u slssdcy and Friday,
~ WILL BE SOL %, 5.
I. !, v.ndue store. corner of Prince
- and Water Streets,

pr,, Goods, Er0ceraes, &c.
s...;.,,lsrs of which viii be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
Il, kind Of goods which are on
J. :..,;oa and The prices of which are
h nnllls,.Ssd, can at any time, be viewed
sst : o,llsl-sbased al the lowest Limitations
md miceS.
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For Freight,
Dodge nnd Keieil.

Landing.
The Cargo of the brig Agenoria, Cyrel
Martin. master, from MarsellleS. con-
sisting Of
$50 cases elaret
900 casks ditto
81 ditto muscatel wine
2 ditto ladies' and gentlemcn's
silk hose and gloves
/ ditto ladies' KID gloves
2 ditto colc.ed lutestrings, assort-
ditto lowered ditto
e ditto Florence silks
Q ditto colored grapes assorted
! ditto ribbons
Q ditto lace shawls and handker
chiefs
4 ditto gentlemen's sup. hats, Pa
risian cut
2 bales Alexandria SIENNA
6ihales velvet corks
fes phials-
pr safe By
Joseph Smith and Son.
or Adams, Herbert & 20.
MAY % It
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D.aILY. BY IS. S.NOWDEN, RoYA
For Sale,
Oh a credit Of one. two and three

49, =
THAT highly improved FARMsii in
Prince William County, known by the
name of Grakam Park, owned by the
Hate Doctor George Graham.
The tract contains about 800 acres. OF
Which about 900 acres are well timbered.
The advantages of the farm are equal to
anyia that section of the country, ITS
distance from Washington being only So
miles, Alexandria SO, Dumfries 10, Oc-
coquan Mills l6--ahd on the farm is a
comfortable dwelling house 20 by 90 feet,
also stout kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary out house. an rex
lcelIentfweN of water orchard, garden.
'ete, itHunnecessary tosspeas OF the
soil. pfes,fning these DESTROYS OF pru-
chasing wiii view it, which may be done
on application to John Hooe, Esq who
at present has the farm in his occupancy.
Possession mav be had on the first OF next
January, TIE purchaser having the privis
ledge Of.seeding.
At Graham Park.
On Wedarsday The &ih September,
scii! be offered TOR sale,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils. deliverable on the Isl
January next-.a9!sso, Sheep, great pro-
portion oil which are hall and taree quar-.
ters bioodei, Cattle and hogs with all.
the iioushoid and kitchen Furniture.
Terms. made known IN day OF sale.
John G. Hsslep. EXT.
OF George afaaam, deceased
Petersburgh, June 1874 dt4tnSep
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Lawrason s. Fow'e.

Also.
Landing from said Schooner and Tor sale
as ABOVE
s5 pipes old cogn;ac brandy, OF a
superior quality
60 eases champagne, 2 dozen eac ,
go ditto medoc clare., 2 dozen each
May II
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TR8NrCH G00DS.

Z Z. Zen Ll UUOOC.
LaH,iing at I.awrason & Fcwle's wharf.
from the schooner Nierniag Star, r.
2. Page, master, from Havre de
Grace,
case white and black Grapes,
! do Lavantine handkerchieis, with
coiofed borders
Long black aud white silk gloves
case meas and woBlen's hiacs
ANT white silk hose
9 10 Florences, assorted celars
2 do Levantine do Go
: Ga tailctas DO do
do ladies' hid gloves, escorted
sizes @nd cG.oss
do mems leather gloves
ditto green sewing six Tor um-
hrelias
ditto sewing silk, assorted cells.
! 10. ril skin hat covers,
10. Canbrcs,
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt Buttons.
: Do. White Chip Hats,
81 / DO. black and white Grape. and
gauze fans,
TIE above goods were purchased with
cash, and selected BY the best houses al
Lyons and Paris, and viii be solo at a
small advance by,
J. & i. Vowell,
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Lawrason and Fowle,

LaWraSOn and FOWIc,
HAVE FOR SALE,
The CARGO of schooner Mary, James
Lunt, master, from Portland-oi
$50 tons plaster Paris
s5 barrels New England rum
200 boxes brown soap fieshcs.
so crates Liverpool ware, assorted.
May q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23

more, she and the ladies' of her court
could sew and spin. The emperor Au.
gustus used to dress in cloth manufactu,-
ed by his wife and daughters. 1t learnins
and industry were the ornaments ofking
Iy governments, how much more do they
become plain, virtuous and repubica'
people
Fortune is Unstable to proverb. OF
those who are now rich in this city, what
proportion were rich forty years ago ?
of those who are now so wealthy as almost
to bid defiance to the frowns of the tickle
goddess, how many may be poor in TWEEN.
|ty years The wise man will prepare
for every possible event. The riches
man ought to bring up his daughters a
though he expected them never to. want
and at the same time as if he expected
that they would one day become poo'
That is, while he gave the accomplish.
ments that could adorn, he should hot
neglect the instructions, that might be
useful.
Anna married gentleman of fortune
in this city, and added to his estate q
handsome sum which was her own. L
was remarked for many years that the
affairs Of her house were conducted witt
excellent order. The servants rarely
failed to perform their duties.-Her ia,
Die always seemed superior, rather from
the excellence OF the cookery and the
neatness OF the arrangement, than from
its profusion. Her p eserves were inva-
riably the incest. A friend remarking
the excellence and order OF every thing
around ner, enquired the reason. 8 Sim
ply Sid she. because. wnen girl, my
mother taught me how every thing should
be done. II servant is ignorant OF any
matter can instruct her. And as they
know shall detect any thing that is iii
proper they are more careful to render il
perfect Ny care in superintendent Is
not, imagine, half what it would be, if |
was ignorant of their duties. Paused to
think, at times. that | was obliged to
learn things. hch ere useless. but am
50 well satisfied of the Importance OF
posse sing all the knowledge Of a good
that was | worth million, my
daughters should be taught how to do
every sort of work requ,s site in fani
~.
Q. Is there young lady in this city
OF nineteen, who is secretly signing for a
sweetheart, who never made loaf OF
read in her life?
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court, will be sod, on Thursday the 25th
day Of this month. at 10 O'Clock, at Nc
KeoWin's hotel, Lots No. s, and 10,
in square 6S4, in the city OF Wash.@et"n.
These lots are situated on anitol iiiIi
and were the prone fy OF the late 'fenefai
George Washington. and Improved by
him. They are about 900 Yards fran the
capitol. beautiful emineace & might
be improved so as 10 afford tWo o. three
desirable situations for private residence,
Or tn rent to great advantageous boarding
houses. The cellars Of the forner build
ings are well finished and uniniured, aud
many good bricks might be got from the
runs. Also, Lots No. 5, IL, Is and IA
in square Coz. these also belong to the
estate of General Washington, and are
situated on the Easte n Branch, most, it
not all OF them. are believed to be very
elig Die water lots.
The above prope ty will be sold on a
credit of u months. the purchasers to
give bond with approved security.
George C. Washington,
Trustee.
hIv d6 dts
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New School

A Gentleman of liberal education. hay'
ing very respectable testimonials Of adj,
hty & character, will Commence schooI
in this place, as soon as suitable rom
can be procured,) for the instruction Of
boys in the Latin and Greek languages.
Mathematics, Geography with the Use o.
Maps and the Globes, Rhetoric tH9lI;a
Grammar& Composition, Reading, "Tl''
ing, &C. ,,
Terms of tuition from five TO eight DOL
lars quarter
Enquire at this c.Di"'
n. b. A liberal rent Will be gwen 'O
a good school, Room, IN Genital aud re-
tired situation.
July Is
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Public sale
JnlY

DY virtue of Deed of Trust from
EHAnn Linton Nesbett, tothe subscrlb
err, dated on the twenty-fifth day of Au
gust 1919, to secure the payment OF
S15S9 Is cts. withinterest thereon from
the 9th of February 1879, due from
the said Ann Linton Nesbett, to
Messrs. William Newton, and John
Muncaster: | shall on the third Mon
da, in July next. at Fairfax Court
House. sell at public auction for cash
Z he following ract OF Land,
Situated in the county of Fairfax, upon
Oceoauan River. bounded according to
the deed Of trust as follows: beginning
at an Oh decayed stump at the mouth OF
Sandy Run, and running thence north
two hundred and fifty two poles to two
small poplars. and small mulberry tree,
near Joseph Hampton's fence, thence
south eighty two degrees and an half
west alons the fence Of the said Joseph
Hampton, and with line Of marked
trees, two hundred and fifty two poles,
toa point within six poles of an old fall
len tree and box saphn lately marked
thence south four degrees west one
hundred aud ten poles to OocOquan riv,
err, thence with the meanAers of the riv-.
er and binding therewittSuntil it would
intersect the opposite line it continued
thence from the point of intersecGoHcon
tinuing the same course south four de-
grees west one hundred and thirty live
poles to another part Of Occoquan river,
thence with the meanders OF the said riv-
er. aud binding thereupon 20 the begin
ming, supposed to contAin SIS acres aud
eight poles. The whole or somuch only
OF the above tract will be sold as will be
sufficient to pay the SUN OF s S57 So cts
with interest thereon from the LIST. Feb
ruary 1915. to the day Of sale. Fhe sub
scriber will make 40 other deed than as
trastee, conveying whatever right the
said Ann L.Nesbett has to the land.
Edm |. Lee.
June % IS
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wards, bound to cadiz, but did not board
either. Made the island f Corve abOp,
the 90 April. Watered in Floris and
got supplies Of fresh stock.-Captaia
Fisk paid Is dollars boat load Tor W.,
ter; for hogs 5 dollars each. At noon
made sail for the coast of pain. On he,
passage spoke and boarded several YES.
sells, a NUMBER of which we're Amer
cans, one brig from Boston bound,
I.eghorn, and a ship from Leghorn ~ ~
Boston, by which capt. F. and several of
the officers sent letters home to thai;
friends. At this time had seen no Sra
nish vessels.
May 10, made Cape S9artel. On Il.
18th boarded Portuguese fisherman
and cot some fish, which the ciew. oaya
beef, pork and bread for l4th. ssoEs
schr. Rogers of Norfolk, IRON Gbrslt,,
bound to the River Plate--the capt gave
Cant. Fisk two dozen he. 18th Can
|tured a Spanish ship firm Rarcelor,
bound to Riga, laden with salt-aftertak.
ing out of her > bags of $ ece d a lew
|other articles, gave her up. Same day
captured the brig St. JOSEPH OF and fycn
Eadiz, bound to Corunna with Is nos.
|sengers. Her cargo consisted Of III
brandy, soap, sugar and cinnamon
She was manned at 8P. NJ when da,.
The passengers were put on board small
chr. and sent into C1diz. TIE 6,
Joseph was a vessel of about 80 tors c co
years old, with pole top SITS, q no f.,o
top gallant yard, On tho 18th in tbs
orning, when the crew cane to examirs
her, found she had only 20 pounds of bsof
and pork, 100 lbs, Cod Fish. so h
Sardannas, plenty Of bread, and 5 and,
half casks water, to asst 7 men "a
the River Plate, distance of nea1v
5000 miles, The whole crew thouabt;t
necessary to advise the prize master If
the brig to touch at some port in the U
States for assistance, and 10 write 10
their agent. The st. Joseph was sun.
nhed 5 times on her passase.--She vas
destitute ofsails and rigging, and when
we lett her she had only en- gallons If
water on board F.: Cape Ann bearing "
by n. IL leagues, when tie boats took j,
oH..
q am sorry to say that the man who
gave his affidavit in Boston was an ki.b.
man who deserted from the British DIR.
ing the late war, and that he had sad
many incorrect things. Since Ihaye
been on shore theirs have been so uany
in the papers about pirates,
that | thought it high time to correct
them. The Romp, as the, call her was
a regular Buenos Ayres pliya eer. bogsht
~ Thomas Taylor, citizen Of South
AMerica. who came to Baltimore direct
from Buenos Ayres, with a quantity Of
specie, for tbat purpose. am willing
TO make cath that she never mole ted the
! essels of any nation except those Of be
spanish Royallsts, while was on board
Of hers
The Mr.. Wade whe fell from a coach
and was killed, was only a common sailor
On board OF the priyateer, but he had
)een formerly 4 sailing master in the A.
nerican Navy, rave nothing mo'eto
,ay about the vessel but t the best et
NY knowledge, she was regular COM
nis stoned cruzer. \. &. C."
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The European and American papers
deem with contradictory specuIatlons on
French Affairs, embracing the considera-
Ition OF tbei nrernaI state of the kingdom
and the stability Of the present govern
Iment. Some of them are written with
much ability and candour, while others
appear to be the crude results of igno.
rance and party spirit. As newspapers
Tia France are entirely under the controul
Iot the government we derive our prin-
cipal information. relative 10 the c0ndi-
ton Of lhat interesting country, from a
nericans who reside there, and through
the di torted medium of the British press.
Experience has assured US that these
sources are not to be implicitly On, for
we are constantly amused with predic-
lions which are never verified, and pre-
pared for a crisis which never arrives.
The American letter-writers do not. pro-
baby, possess the most accurate or ex-
tensive means of political information
and their judgments cannot fail to be
arped by their political prejudice
France probably enjoys less internal tran
uuiIity than the other nations OF Europe.
but no events land ON them aiore
,hould we iudge) have recently occurred,
which warrant the belle! hat the Bour-
bons are welding the sceptre with tie
aulous hands. or that the majority OF the
people are dissatisfied with their saldtary
and Pacific administration. The ieRis
fatuus OF mighty revolution cannon at
oace be extipguished /; and terrific fires
&.iIl often issue from the crater of a
official volcano, after the noise and dan
ger of the eruption have subsidized.
Every attempt, made by FESTIVE spirits,
TO disturb the general repose of France
has invariably proved abortive and
these failures must 'end very material
" to discourage such maid projects, while
it furnishes government with pre-
text to extend its powers.
The multiplied evils, which France is
now suffering. are attributed by the de
in this country to the Bourbons
and the allies, They remember to forget
Wh9 and what rendered the interference
of the allies and the re- establishment of
the Bourbons imperiously necessary to|
The salvation of Europe and the repose OF
he wo Id. In their foolish admiration
f the military proves and embroidered
vices OF Napoleon, they forget that he
perfected system, which demoralized,
oppressed and virtually enslaved Ftance
"a system that converted refined, ge-
aerous, aud chiyollica people either into
desperate brigands Or the insane worship
RS OF gvrgeous, and relentless tyran-
nv.
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LAND + r SALE.

THE subscriber has fJr sale Jay,
of Land lying within Smiles d ne .,1 Geo.
of Dumiries, and within oro 81 'n' .,.. !.
ouan Mills, containing about ~ '1 Sg;rs
there>is on the Land good Df'' nd
House, the necessary Back f'o0''s ,Jm
a good Barn, it is abuudantiy ""'e.'" ~,
many fine Springs, and as hea oo o = 10
situation. Ab ut % Ol ~.
acres have been sown in clover fro% ,,oo
ne iments made on the land q COW, o6cE
lie plaster is found to act most Ds" ;aam
aIIy. The land is bounded on Que e',I s;u'
an abundant stream OF "atef' 'y "' ,5rs
= fine site fora MilI-ttere ae al'O .ow
Houses on the land, 50 sltaalsa'' vii
convenient for three teDemep'Sr' ,,s and
rive a credit to the purchasers o. one Saves ~
two years, & will take IN payne 'li paaks, Of
Bank Stock OF the i'istr'1l p 1nbJc Sc
Ghartered Banks of Virginia or pD'
:urities of any kind. ID HARRISON.
Dumfries, June --SS '
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SALEM. July Is.

The following particulars of the cruize
of the privateer schooner sa,talecino.
under the Buenos Ayres flag, are pub
lished 1t the request of one Of the OF
fcers of that vessel }.
Salem Register.
Sailed from Baltimore on the 10th o.
pril last, ana from the Capes on the
9th. April 90, spoke a brig from sa!en
bound to Cayenne. A few days alter
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THE subscriber wishes to employ ten
or twelve good House Carpenters, to
work at EtL1coT's New Establishment,
Elk Landing.
sF' He will give liberal wages if i'm
mediate application is made to
William Stesoart. Carpenter.
July IL
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For Antwerp,
July %
July 90

For Antwerp,
kST The substantiai and fast sailing
1880 $3.50 Ship .fmerica. burthen 285 to1s ;
having two thirds OF her casgo engaged,
the balance will be taken on moderate
terms if immediate application is made
to DANIEL SOMERS.
July 10
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FOR BOSTON,,

ESQ The brig Eliza Hai.y, E. f ,.r
5 ssssss ney, master; Will san IN ; w.
days. q. take or SOC barrels on ifs'5""
Apply to r.,o.
July 10
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Carpenters wanted

,Julv As
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PUBLIC SALE.
Public Sale.


BY virtue Of writ of Teaditioti Ee-
ponas, to me directed, from the Court OF
Appeals for the Western Shore of Mary
land, will be sold. to the highest bidder,
for cash and crop tobacco, on MON
DAY the 29th instant, at the nour OF
two O'clock, at Osdens' Tarern, in Port
Tobacco. all WM. COURTS right, IL
tie and interest in aud to a { &C, or parcel
of land, called : .Ns,o- .4l1ord," con-
tanning eighty.Seven and half acres, more
or less, the property of William Courts ;
taken in execution to satisfy a debt due
Samuel Wimsatt.
Townley Robey. late Sheriff
of Charles County.
July &c dts