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CHRISTIAN ROIiN.

EaANlNG administered on the estate Of John c.
liubner, deceased, wishes to cL,se the late coli
Germ ofBohn & Hubner at the end OF this year, as
also his administration the said John C. Hubner's
estate: therefore, all persons having claims against
John Z: HuAner, individually, or against the late
hrm oil bohn x Hubner, will please make them
Anown, and allthose indebted, are requested to
maAe payment
CHRISTIAN BONN,
Administrator of JOHN e.. llubner, decd.
and surviving partner Of BONN & Iubncr
February /. S6-3m
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SURSCnRER

3 3 AS determined, III consequence of his continu-
i K edi health, 10 sell out LIS remaining stock of
GROCERIES,, in the course nf this month, with the
view Of closing that part of his business and re-
quests all persons having claims against him upon o.
pen account, TO present them tor adjustment; and
those indebted make payment with as liltle delay
as possble-He will continue to keep an assort-
ment of Cut and Wrought Nails, and % ve9d the
Yarns spun at the Rch,oond Cotton Manufsctory.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
February 3. 87-tIig
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u AL1TNORE, WASHINGTON, GEORGE
y TOWN & ALEXANDRIA Bank y ties win
he received for eo0fe at small discount. wv Cotton
anil Reed. diectig obboa'c me BeH TG1erh
~ha haze on laaf. general assortment og staple <
nary larcy goods vhicl they all sell low Also,
on coosig0msst, . LaIes Hsmres Rolls, very los,
tor v tich tie above notes will be taken par.
February T. s6-5w
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I'm Thursday the 225 inst if f;r. not the next
W fair day, will be sold without reserve ON ;he
premises, at public sale n pursuance Of decree Of
the court OF New-kent cot ", that handsome pInn-
triton in said county, near Providence Forge, be-
longing to the estate of Edmund Apperson, deed
Containing about 700 acres. This plantstion is wen
adapted for the culture OF corn, wheat and oats is
divided into three fields or shifts, well enclosed; has
been carefully and iudiciousiy man9gld has on Il
q convenient dwelling house, AID al necessary out
huses, in good repar, is we'll waiered, anil has an
excellent orchard Of tri,ig peach and apple trees
AZ the same time and place will be soil all the
stuck Of cattle, horses, sheep and hogs; eprn, I'D
Ger, farming utensils, household and kitchen fnrpi-
tire Terms Of sale Tor Die laud will be- on feurTh
payable in twelve moths, the rcmanirg three
tourths AZ the deafh or marriage Of tie willow an
person. Bond with aptro, cd personal security for
the first payment and bond with Ike security AID
deed ~ trust on the lard for the last payment, viii
b" reqnired-the whole 70 carry interest from the
date anil the interest to b. paid annually. For the
personal estate twelve months credit will be allow
ed on sll suos SO tue purchasers executing
bonds with approved cuity 10 carry iners ST from
The dat. If M; prncnalIy pail, On all sums Under
80 cash wiz be requred.-fhs sale will he con-
Quoted BY Mr. William Armi,tead for the Ezecu
Tor Of Edmund Apperson, decd.
February s7--w4tt
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pJ' The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
aiy and three times week during the session OF the S,ae
Lsirfgureprce, the heretofore. Fire Dollars ner
ani'tn, payable in advance. Notes of Chartered Banks
lonIyl viii e received in payment. 1he Editor will guar
antee the safely OF renting them matt the postage of all
Letters being paid ny the wrtprs.
Ct No pasrs will le discontinued, Ihat the discretion
oi the h.'ltor until all have been paid up.
OF Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine pa.
Pers, shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u One Sq'Hre-Ea insertion, rs ecKiseqch continuance
so rrt's.
No advertisement iarerte until has either been raid jor
~ G'S"'ea Sy some person ia this city is enriroas.
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To Brick MIkcrS and Others.
4 WILL Still twenty-five tl,ous,n cords Of
WOO 10 is natural offer--siluatcd n ths ccnu-
~ ofChcsierield, about or mics q oyc els Ci-
y, and convenient To jsmes Siscr--I itersprrsed
With isa considerable quantity oftnib.r. cslcuis-
tedior eooDers stuff, aud aH extensive quantity or
prime timber (which VIII b. sold rs ifsfands in is
natural order, Of prepared asreeablv TO hills
RICHARD HARRIS
FebrHmy IS. ol-4t
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GtPANiSH HIDES, SUGAR x WHiSKEY-
- so Hhds. Brown Susar,
DC. Loaf do.
And will receive in few days, Baltimore and Phi
ladeipha Whisky in barrels and hogsheads. ALSO
a small cargo of Spanish lides---fnr sale by
RALSTON e PLEASANTS.
FebrnarY s. Sz.if
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THE SUBSCRIBER


NNTISHES to employ young gentleman in the
w capacity offs TEACHER, in private fa-
mly-Reeonmendations of fitness addressed TO
me nc Bwd'o", va. or personal application, will
&c attended to-A correct knowledge Of the En-
gish language, temperate habits of respectable ia
miy, and tempsr adapted TO the instruction OF
children, will be required.
JOHN II. SPEED.
Feb s. S7-w4w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AcNDFWy

1S1Hh patrons Ct literature are respectfully in.
4 formed, thai the Trustees have engaged Ansel
French, A. vi professor Of languages in this instI
tuton. The very liberal education which this gen
uemau has received IN one ofOer best Universities
his pure morals aud perseverance, as an Instructor
authorize anucipationso Of extensive usefulness
The course oi Education az the Rappahannock A q
cademy neludcs-the Greek, Latin, French and
Engs. Languages, the various branches of pure
Mathematics, with Physics and the Philo7ophy OF
the human mind.
Experience has demonstrated, that the sitrati,n
ct the Academy is as saiubrious as any ia Virgin.
n.
The price ofboard and tuition Iow-The &C.
eornnojstions such to receive entire satsiacti.
on.
JOHN TAYLOR, Presi-
dent Of the Trustees
ALEX. A. y. &. KEECH,
President Of Tie Acaicmy.
January 30 g5-H
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.MOTICE.

A N AGENT to sell the articles manu-
featured IN the Pentcntiary will he appointed to act
III the City of Richmond. on the both inst.
Those persons who deSrous undertaking the b,s.
NESS will make tleir wishes TO Executive ON or
before that date. Nm. ROBERTSON, c. c.
Fe0A1'Y 10 90-ebf2ofh
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IN ritIio INts TO MEDICAL MEN
4 excellent establishment in the Medical Line
"A to be disposed OF, (by which an independence
may be soon acqarei,) consisting of shop fixtures
and furniture oi every kind, which are all of su
peroF quality together with the medicines, Sc on
hand TO which may be added, shonld an early
application be made, a complete assortment, if re-
quirrd.
The situation for business is one of the best and
p'esantest, well being the Oldest medical stand
m Richmond. An establishment SO profitable,
combining every medical advantage, is rarely to be
found.
For further particulars enquire of
II. J CRAWFORD,
Who has HOUSE and STORE to rent, ON the
Cross Street, next to the corner
az ALSO on hand--A considerable quantity of
London Lead IN OIL, in kcgs--in which a <. cat
bic bargain may be had.
February s. STIFF
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THE PROPRIE1'ORS

ar the Richmond Cotton Mandatory, forwarn
- all persons from credting any one interested,
connected or employed in that establishment, on
account OF the same, except
DEM. JAMES HARRIS.
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Ten DOILIRS MEN ANO---

EN DUIb MS KEW MID,
ETOR R.RNDOLPH, belonging to the estate Of
= John Fore, deed "A boy Of a dark complex
ION, with scar nsa his nose, with thick and short
upperlip about i9 or 20 years Of age, hired last
year to Robert Temple, nesr Ampthil, in Chester
held county, from whom he Olope.i some time last
sPrng-lti is supposed that the sail negro is Lark
ing about in the neighbourhood of MIR 4. Turpin,
IN Powiatan county, whom the father of the said
boy belongs, The above reward will I've paid, with
all necessary expenees TO any pers1o v mo will deli
yerth said hoy 10 me, or lolge ho in vl, 81 that
get him again. JAMES FORE,
Admir- of John Fore, decd
February ). S7-2awtf
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1T bermuda Hundreds for London.
fSN The Fast sailing ship Edward, capt Fish
,s,,ssN er, to sail with I'll possible dsaatch--ioO
'>'''eS'&- hoss.heads Tobacco will be taken on
freight. Apply TO
ROBERT SHARP, 18th ST.
January e5 Sstf
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January 80
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-17
) M.n,r rauar.fVt.l May ].

Greet Fire!-At 2 O'Clock on n, sandaI
Moruips last, the Inhabitants OF this VII,
i Imu, ,rssc called ~ witness the NEST de-
s.rnes;ye ere with which we were ever
s;s;.sJ, Il commenced IN the kitchen o
n ar. Campbell's Hotel, latcla occupied,
nd st;H owned BY Mr.. Heart, and spreat.
s3 astoni,hi. 9 raaidity to the body Of
,bs Mousse. on the one hand, and the ont
Sanses and barns en- the other, until tbs
s - presented one entire sheet Of flame
ghe wind h!uuins fresh from the soutt
cast. very soon COMMUNICATING tiames
= he aiIaning house Of Samuel Mat,
.oeks. ESQ. from which they extended tc
tbs large building containing tie store OF
s:essrs. Hasar and Ripley, the office OF
I. Parks. Esq. the printing Office OF II,
mathyC Strong. ,he goldsmith's Stop o
Edward Fell, together With = tayior's ano
= shOe-msier.ssilops aqd . spac.ons lodge
roo,n extending back at The same tlme,
60 two baros. belonging to Mr.. Mattocks,
and one Of Mrs. Miller.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-17
TRE LADIES FRIEND.

a's'oricql E:rfract,-and application.
The Roa.ap Republicans were plain
men and women. accustomed to daily Ia
eor, and CUTE anaccustomed to finery'oi
apparel, or luxury oflilias, 4 Roman
o. eFea nc6le blood Tiled his little field
NH MIN his own hands. and was proud Of
ai.ag ltwitA sapcri industry and skill;
whist ms lady. iflaly she might be call
co. made il her CHEF ambition to be an
escelIeat house wife. While this state
q .sngs lasted, and a very long time it
s'u last, the Romans were eager enough
" ses hemselVes wives. They married
senefsiis, and they married young for
nsy Wousht, ard veil they might, that
vac SO found wife, found a good thing
:. real help,ma,e, as Welt as dear aud
i salIal4i companion. And what IS singa-
.aT remarkable iftrGe, ills recordedb By
: Na,'au aist0sian, that there had not
ssen Snqwn,i in the city Of Rome, a sin
81 instance of disorcemens during the
'.@.noiesFace Of five f0ndred years tho
, ,ls law bad put il in the power Of the
: to refadiate h;s wife almost a,
unfortunately for the Roman republic
1 's. more especially for the female part
y u great and sYleEdid event qrite
saaaSed the morals, tie taste, the habits,
tad the yha,e ri rio rn,.r.ry five nm
y aud ninety years beiere the Chris
van e'a, tie Annans 70. the first tiine,
sn'ssea INTO ASIA witii an army, which
@-ies sel2.a defeated ald conquered
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-17
Public Sale of Lands.

EINDgR the authority of decree
q Of The superior court Of chancery
held at Fredericksburg, in the case Ok
Giles Flt7hnsh againstAndrew Scholfield
aud Jonathan Scholheld, the subscribers
VIII offer at public sale for cash on Satar-
Jay the 25tl,inst. at Gooding's tavern on
the Little Pivpr Turnpike roaf--so much
of a Tract Of Land conveyed by the said
Giles Fitzhush to the said A. J. Schol-
FIELD, as viii be sufficient to ssti.fy the
sum Of S 1855 90, and the expenses OF
ale. The Lard proposed to be sold, is
part Of tie we'll known tract called IA
yenSworih situated Oh beth sides OF Ac-.
eotink Run, and Affords some Nalashie sly
:uati5ns for mills and manufactures.
Riekerd q. Henderson,? con.'r.
RI I!iytor,
May 4 cots
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LoNDe N GOODS.
Gel. r.. THOMPSON
Have received BY the ship MosntYerrun

~ " ~ " t''S u
a CHOICE SELECTION or
EAscNA3LE ARTICLES, CONSISTING or
Extra superfne imperial Saxon cloths,
Do. fashionable MKT caslmeres
Fashionable stockiaets
9-8 superhne striped and checked
ginghams, newest style,
SIS do. undressed cambria prints,
rs fine and superine fancy prints, 4
Coiored, corded, yi.toria, japan'a aya
olber fashionable fancy Inuaihs
7-S and ga cambria and jnconet mus.
Tins,
Patent steam loom shirtiugs
Fine ard superdne dimities
Lonaoa printed cuttings
White and eoIored cotton hosiery
Ladies and gentlemen's leather gleyes
A variety Of fashionable shawis, cen
sisting Of
Rich damask, Waterloo, plain ,niddte
chintz borders
Printed chintz. &c.
NsgIrass and Malabar hanlkerchiefa.
april IS eo5w
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Antiochus The Great, king Of Syria: and

Ant,ochus The Great, king OF Syria ane
from thence they brought home such /
taste for the luxuries Of the East. as pre-
moted and FASTENED the ruin OF the
commonwealth; and in no way more d..
rectly, than by a practical forbidancec.
|. The Roman woman, once sopialn, fru-
sal and industrious, became enamorec o
The costly fnery that was brought lion
the East. One Of them named LuilI4
paulina, when dressed in all her jewel.
is said to have worn to the value OF three
hundred and thirty two thousand pounds
sterling. And though this was the most
extraordinary instance of the time, YET
It is reasonable to suppose that, Of the
rest of the ladies every ane strove TO get
as near to the top of the fashion as she
could and that, with all the females
who thought any thing of themselves, the
yaee was tobe fine and fashionable.
This new. order of things, while it pre-
cipitated the republic into the abyss OF
ruin, brought marriage almost into dis
use insomuch that Augustus, the FIRST
'2oman Emperor. finding among the men
a general Discrimination to marry, vas
ain 10 pass severe penal laws, to force
sheta as it were into the bonds of matri-
aony. But it was all to little purpose
',lesnot and tyrant as he was, he found it
impossible to compel The bachelors to
'aarry, as Peter the FIRST, long since did,
10 compel the Russians to shave off their
,eards.- Was il owing to the licentlous
ness Of the men ? Considerably. it was.
ae dohbt; but not altogether. It was
-aartly owing to their prudence. A Re-
man Bachelor naturally enough would
commune with himself thus " these ex-
firts OF whose attire single
article costs more than one Of them would
earn in her whole life time, are fiji only
Cor show. I like mighty we'll to be in
sbeir company at routs and assemblies
but the gods save me from an union with
any Of them # marry, unless she
3rins me fortune with her she will
quickly devour mine. Wherefore ] VIII
sock out Tor number one only, in spite Of
he edicts of the Emperor"
Consider. We American fair, that, II all
times and countries, the like causes will
produce the like effects.
Boston Euening Gazette.
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2;stfsss.hg Ere at ,sgessfoaa1lalld.

81. J9Hss, 5 ell. Il.
Between the hours Of s and 9, on the
rjeEt Of the 18th inst. fire ~as disco
ypyed il TIE house of Edward Walsh. IL
Gaubiec street. about two doors iron.
the sodtf side.of Dnek worth street. fhe
inaammaslc materials ofwtich the build
ings Of the town are constructed, excited
Che most alarming apprehensians The
wind blew,luriopsly from the snnlh east
quarter, and rapidly here the flames to-
tle range Of houses torGine the north
side OF Duekwortb street, Nsiic the all,
devoarins element asa extended Its "a :
wages to the south, AGAINST TAe wind ;aao
westward, towards the cluster Ct new
buildings Ia.s!,, erected On the extensive
premises ofMessrs Cra~fosdagd Co ADD
m Eve O'Clock on thc morpino Of The t9ta
Inst. all the ialid:ags batweea Sa~yer-S
corner, at the east end Of DacSaGyk
street, and the new Aeth1SSst Fteetlrg-
hoase at Gili'S sbute, westward. and
ron the corner hsildi9g on the Kings
beach, facing the Ordnance @natF. ts tle
stectioas opposite Messrs. Hu,itcrs anti
Cssn Water street, ccmpFiaing about
$50 houses, were completely destroyed,
IN these are included the houses in the
saston-house lane, north Q! DUekn oeth
Street. The custcmsheuse and adjoining
buildings happily and narrowly escaped
The asgr egate pecuEiary loss he's been
Moderately estimated at upwards OF
l0O,0oai. and about 1900 persons have
been drigen to seek pew abedes. IN the
most iacIement month of 4 Newtound
hnd WINTER.
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FRENCH G0cDS.
May II

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf,
from the schooner Morning Star, z
r Page, master, from Hayre DC
Grace,
case white and black grapes, :,
I do Layantine handkerchief, with
coiored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
case mea's and womea's black
and white silk hose
2 do Florences, assorted coiOrs
9 do Levantine do do
l. do talfeeas do do
I do ladies' kl gloves, assorted
sizes md coiors
/ do mems leather gloves
/ ditto green sefiag SIX forum
brellas
! ditto sewing silk, assorted co.'s.
Do. Gil skin hat covers,
] Do. Cambr!cs,
/ Do. Long Lawns. Camtnc kss.
Shirt buttons,
! Do. White Chip Hats
!, DO. back and white Grape, and
eaute fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash and selected by the best houses at
Lrpns ond Paris, and will be sold at a
smell advance by,
]. & l.. Vowel, "
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.ns,,, a. national pom

rol;t;cal or national pom
vrtsnce, e ; : the supply OF sal
sf view, q eonntry, may be inferred
made 10 sss stated by Mr.. Cutbush, j.
from ta .;.- - Manuall that above s,ooo'oo'
The A1t - 8 ! that article are annually rn
bushels . !a,. - this country from abroad
partsd ~ ia' whole manufacture oft within y
while tne ! V ..ates. does not amount u
the vun. . = one milIioa bushels. Aoou
tie y yoa b : I are produced every yea
sOV; 4 Wv !. p1,aOdago and Cayuga springs :
3 e. 3srs, and shout a. much sa.! y TN an1
n nfsstories Of the western na states sss anu
,'aa i.o-;ss, including 10000 bushes .sl
'slr,,0' i the u. States Saline, on 'ne
Wabash.
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..'Otice.


The member, Of the Mutual ASST
rance Society Of Virginia are again mo-
tilted Of my re.appointment as Agent
and Collector, and that shah attend in
Alexandra on the sOth instant, for the
pur5ose of receiving payment Of the an
nGal quotas for the present year. Delin-
quenrs and assiSnees are also notified
of the late decision Of the supreme court
of the U. States in favor Of said Society
in case involving all points CT dispute.
Such as wish to save,the costs Of a de-
cree aud carrying that decree into exc
cution, will then have an opportunity OF
doing 50.
Agent and Collector M. A. 8.
Fredericksburg, April So saw2m
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NOTICE

II N pursuance ola decree Of the homer,
4 able the Chancellor Of Maryiann,
sill sell at public auction. all the kea'
Estate of which William II. Clagsett
Esq. late Of Prince Georges County
deceased, died possessed, to wit: one
welIimproved lot with excellent bmid-
|ings thereon, in Piscaiaway, at present
occupied BY DR.. William Marshall, Jun
Ia valuable farm miles from Piscata-
way. on which the deceased resided,
containing about eco acres, nearly halt
of which IS excellent woods--with every
necessary building, and the land from
experimenthigl,Iy susceptible ofimproye-
ment IRON the use Of clover and plaster.
Also, an undivided sixth part o. tract
Of land within one mile Of Chaptico, on
which the late Or. John H BriscOs re-
sided. This Ias prope#y will be sold
at fAaptico, on Wednesday, the 18th
day Of May next. and tie other proper
ty will be sold in F;scatatoay on Satlir,
DAY the 18th of same month. The terms
viii be that the purchasers give bonds on
interest from the days.of sale, payable IN
one, two and three years. The proper
ty will be sold clear Of and released from
the widows dover.
'FAos. MUNDELL, Trus.
April 96.--dSw
AlIpersons having claims against The
deceased, viii lodge them property au.
thepticatel, in the Chancery Office, ON
Or before the eighteenth day Of No'enl-
Der next.
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Richard c. Norton,
FIFTY DCEhARS kEW.e2D.

FIFTY BCAhyaRS kEW.s1i,D
RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in Anue-AruDdel county. MARI
land, near Cueen-Anne, OH the 10th
instant, a likely light muiatto lad, called
|ChAkLES JACKSON, about feet 8
Tor 9 inches high-hhd on when abscond-
led blueround jacket trimmed arouM
1.-The edges with red, dark blue panta-
looms verv much worn, white cotton
shirt, a new fur hat and boots, he has
|also variety Of ether cloathing vita
him which is unknawn--he IS an aftful
fellow, and as he reads and writes very
we'll no doubt will forge pass to answer
Ibis purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria OF
Georgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars il
brought to me.
Vim. G. Sanders
n. 3. All masters of vessels & others
nre forewarned harboring or carrying oH
said fellow at their peril.
December IS 2aw
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prBLTC SALE.

This nav, at half past 10 o'clock, will
be sold at the Vendue store, for cash,
5 s5 boxes fresh Sicily Lemons, sn5
S hogsheads New Orleans Sugar.
Any Paper of the District OF Columbia
received in payment.
P. G., Marste'ler.
May II
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Il a meeting Of tue Directors Of tf'
. = Tank Of the U. States, on II
,a,b instant, the following appolntment
were made
W. Rhodes, Cashier.
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nIII,trs & Formers Attend i

e n pursuance ct decree Of the hon.
8 the chancellor OF Maryland, ! will
sell at public auction, in Rscafsloay, on
saturday, the 18th day of May Text, ali
he Real Estate Of hudson II. I!csgett
s1sqlire, late Of Prince Georges Gun
", deceased. This estate consists OF
Halt mil and 1T of ground Of about &c
acres, and an adjoining farm containing
about $50 or 400 acres.
The mill from the constancy OF it:
stream and continuity 70 market, beinc
aoout one and half miles from Piscata
way, from whence there is water car
riagc. and seven miles from Alexandria
is truly valuable to any peron wishing 4
engage capital in that line. Grain.il
abundance can be had in the neiehbor
hood--two pair of stores, one OF bur
and one for coul.try work, are at pressn
ruming--hut important improvement
might easily be made as the house j
large. The land is fertile and capable
of great Improvement by the use OF plals
ter or clover. The whole property vii
be sold clear and unencumbered wit
the widows dover. The mill aud farm
will be offered separately.
The terms of sale are that the phrcha
Ger shall give bond with approved secu
fity Oh interest from the day OF sale
and p yable in one and two years.
Sale to begin al IL O'Clock.
Thomas .Gundeil, Trustee.
april 26 dsw
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.,Ied. Of Ne~nes,iay last. II, his STA
wear. Mr.. William Saith, merchant, Of
this place, formerly Of New5uWrort, -
F1is funeral will proceed from his late
resi- ence on Fairfax street, this after
noon at 4 O'clock; the relatives s. fiienas
Of the family are requested to attend
without more particulars invitation.