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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13

Nnicn are tue iOlloWinS
ENGLISH GOODS. Ribbons
Real superine blue, Sinchaws plain and plaid
black aud mix'd Broad Italian and Grapes, &c.
cloths
Riiddling aud low pri- DOMESTIC GOODS
ced ditto Broadcloths
Gassmeres Sattnetts
Dmoty Cords Prest Cloths
stockingnetts Flannels
company Nankins $500 lbs. Warp Yarn
IA Cambria Prints iiom No. To I6
3As do do. .
"a Calicoes, nice S500yds.bleach'd :
1900 yards white Cam shirlings s.
brio, 4-4 and Ga from 600 yds. bleaehed
80 TO " cts. per yard sheetings r.
Fancy Mnsns $50 do. unblea-
Cambrick do. ched Shirtings 4 3 :
Linen Caubrick 400 do unbleacb-
Irish Linen, S-A and ~ cd sheetngs e
British shifting
Patent steam loom do Bedtckings
Dimoties Ginghanis
White& priutedVcstings Stripes and Checks
"a elegant figured aud Threads, white 4 colr'd
pain silk Shawis Stocking Yarns
Imitation ditto Cotton Balls
Flag aud Bandanna Cruels, &c.
ilandkerchiets Also, one case of
Cotton ditto WHe'proof HATS.
s.,n at the low price of Sc &c
IN I'm ""a h'o "ioves piece; good artiet
Fancy bonnet Silks for sumner wear.
u Country Merchants and Others who wish IN
purchase Tor their own use or to sell again, will
hna II tor their intersn to call upon f.. X: who
intends to keep constant supply of the above
ooods--terms liberal. ELIAS KEIsEy
Portland, May Is If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13
DRAINING COMMENLES

DRAINING COMMENLESi
ON THURSDAY AUGUST III.
punttusI to the time appointed, the CasHD
PLYMOUTH BEAcH LOTTERY, commenced
drawiug-When No 20 7s7 came up the capital
prize Il ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS--ssa was
Jsa/ s, s.iy DISCO essh for Tickets to draw the
other CsPisi pr Zee OF 5000. toOOs ,-5oOs.-
zoos, &c. &c cali at
]. WINCHESTER
Nautical Bsak and Statinary Stare
Exchange itteet, Portland, Where by immediate
application tor ,ralug FUN, Five or Tea Thou
land Dollars may be Obtained.
Au9u0, S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13
English Goods Selling at Reduced
Prices.
Benjamin Willis jr. & Co.
nos. * 4 uAY.MARksT Row,
HAve FOR SALE az e,,epfve sforment of
DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
recently purehafed at Auction in New York an
Bottom Having a deGre to fell off as much OF
their flock as Pei,e before the arrlva OF The fai
importation, they have 70 reduced the price OF
their Goods a. to make it an object worthy the
attention OF Purchafers, who sfiur'd they viii
obtain uore for their money than perhaps they
ever have before
FOR SALE rs ABOVE,
10 Hhds Antigua Rum,
Ppn Braudy,
do. Sou hern do.
Quarter czsks Malaga Wine,
Boxe. Poland Starch,
do. Chocolate.
Bags Cocoa Shells,
SO Reams Wrapping Paper,
40 Doe Bed Cords
8 Ions of fecond hand Rigging-Conhtt'ng
of one g Iuch Cable Understanding
Stays, &C &c
Au2uh s 1916. 8 weeks
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13
TO BE LET,

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that she a. been du'y appoint
ed and tax upon herfe he W If ExecurriY Of
che 'af Will and Telameni ofWILLIAM WOOD
SD. la'e of Bruofwick, in the county # Cumbsr
lasd Woman. deceased by giving bond a. The
Law directs fhe therefore, requet. all per(ons who
are indebted 70 he fad decesieis ella,e TO make
Immediate payment aud thofe who have any de.
mands thereon to exhibit the fame to
c. THRiNE WOODSIDE.
Brupfwick. May 22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13
Joseph HOOLE

INFORMS his friends aud the pubic hatne ha'
ksMovap from his laie nAnd to he ffore direct
y oppohte, lately improved by Mr.. WILLIAM Z
Davis, and ha. formed connex,on 10 bvhuef
wuh his brother, under the firm Of
J. & E. HOOLE,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13

TO The Honorable Justices Of the C,cnii
Canrt Of Common Pleas, begun and holden
at Parls, zvthin and for the County Of DC
ford. on the FIRST Tuesday Of October,
n 1Q4s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
Pubic Sale.

BY virtue of twelve writs of feri faci-
as, to me directed from Charles County
Court, will be exposed to public sale for
cash, in the town OF Port Tobacco, Or
FRIDAY the 10Th day Of August next,
one tract or parcel Of Land, lying 4 be-
ing in Charles County, called /" Uicome-
co Fields ,.ntaining 900 acres, more OF
less, which is executed to satisfy debts
due from William Courts TO the following
persons, viz. Charles Fl. Appleton and
Co. Walter and Marcus Latimer, adml-
nistrators OF Samuel Latimer, William
Penn, Francis rolson, senior, Eleanor
Barron, Samuel Chapman, Alexander
Greer, John b. Wills, Jun. John Mitch
ell, use of Philip Rodgers, Charles War
field and Mary Kndtt, administ ators oil
Clement Knott.
Thomas a. Davis, Sheriff
OF Charles County.
August 9 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
Public Sale.

On Wednesday,, 7th instant, will be Of
fered at public auction. my Properly on
the corner of Jefferson & FAIR
fax streets
A C0MMODIOUS Erick Dwelling
and Back Buildings, Stable, &c.
in complete repair, principally new and
handsomely finished, good vegetable gar
den and fruit trees, a pump under CO.
yer aud the be 4 OF water within two hun,
dred yards--with the Improvements max
inc in that part Of the town. renders 1t
eery desirable and valuable property.
1'erw liberal and made knows at the
sale.
John Jackson.
August 2 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
Public Sale.

By virtue of a writ of Tenditioni Er
ponaS. to me directed from Charles Coun-
ty Court, will be exposed to public sale
for ready neat new inspected Cd tobacco,
at Bean Town, on Saturday the 18th day
of August, next .-0ne tract or parcel of
land, lying and being in Charles County,
called part of Dukes and Molly's delight.
containing SIS acres, more or less, which
IS executed to satisfy debt due from
Teresa c. Redmond and Adam Lucas, to
lgnatius Middleton.
THOS. A. DAVIS, Sher fl
OF Charles County.
Aug. 9 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
August 2
Public Sale.

NE7ILL be offered for sale. on Mon
w day 5'h inst. at p o'clock. at the
next door to the Drug store OF Mr. David
OFT, part of the cargo of the Ship Artist
DIES. from Bordeaux, consisting of
80 cases of IL bottles each, Superior
Old Medoc Claret LAHORE Wine,
vintage of 1911.
90 do. do. White Saturn Wine, do.
1918.
so do. do. Old Red St. Estephe Wine,
do. 1913.
SO casks Bordeaux Claret, years
old.
cases of Dry Goods, consisting of
Leghorn Chip Flats. Silk Shawls,
Ladies Caps, Hats. Bonnets. Artifi-
cial Flowers, Pelerines. Straw Hats
trimmed with flowers. I.acss. &c.
I case containing Plated, Gilt, and
Bronze candlesticks, with branches
very elegantly ornamented with fl
cures, and of the latest fashions Of
{ Paris.
The goods may be viewed any time
previous to the sale: and the Catalogues
will be ready by Saturday morning.
Terms to be made known on the day OF
sale.
P MAURO, Auct'r.
Washington, Aug. 9 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
Straw Bonncts.

This day received, another supply of
three cases, containing is dozen Ladies
Straw BonHets, some of which are very
fne, 4 new fashioned, which arerespect.
fully offered Tor sale by the subscriber.
By the dozen, or single one.
MARY MOONEY,
Fairfax Street
August 9 Wv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03

h A young officer o the ot ISst BY
known to the author. va; ', LaL or..
French Tre~ officer, whose life he r. na@
served. The object OF the ~, Ta'| id net
was to make his escape ~ tateu ard
feet his purpose be s oY '. snlSier:,
cut to pieces by the rage" s''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03

VETILL be offered for sale, on Mon
w day 5th inst. at 70 O'Clock. at ths
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
From the Ns,c-Tork Courier,

DuANE.-Nc on can be absurd enough,
to suspect that we entertain any affection
for Duane. Whenever we make use of
Alr. Duane by extracting from his paper,
we do it by way OF turning tho weapons
OF the democrats against themselves
We look apon him as an ipformer or
states evidence, and as every thing he
says against the administration agrees ex-
acty with the opiuion we have always
We of course give him the
credit Of telling the Truth /; as he does
tell the truth Ne thiuk L most probable
tina; he speaks sincerely: and az the
Ideclara Ions vLich he makes are IN or.
position to MS interest, we have fright to
Ibcieve that he speaks honestly and con
Iscien.iousIy, 70. no man will fell lie "a
|iljure himself 1t is sometimes difficult
|t0ludge Of the sincerity Of il mere po!if
clan: whenever his interest comedies,
Iwith his professions we ought to suspect
line sinceritrof those professions. but when
I'VE see a MAN ehandon popular course
land boldly maintain an unpopular one.
liz oppositioa to his interest, it is folly TO
lsuppoSe that i've is nut sincere. When
we see a fe,leraIist in Newly DIRK become
an apostatc from truth, and a traitor TO
ihiS professions wien we see him EN-
brace error aud turn democrat for the
Obvious purpose of bccemlng Mayer, we
ought not to doubt the in,inceritg OF his
conversion. Bat if Duane has anosta,is-
ed he has apostatiscd from error; ii he
has altered MS opinion, it is plain he has
done it. not fram pecuaiary motives. but
with lie neat t. his interest, s. there
torehis motiys must be those 0. conscience
The Democrats -ay they disown Duane
that Duane is no Democrat--that he IS "a
anastata ! Rat how do tllty prove This as
sert;cs They have not and cannot prove
it. HasDuaae abandoned any democra
tie measure or opposed any democratic
doctrine? He has not, and therefore he
lis a democrat still. His only crime is
that he has dared 10 oppose the lawiess
and unexampled measo, es,oi the admins
tration : Aye there's Che rub 1t is
the administration who have apostatisel.
6 not Du2nc. While Duane is maintain
irg the primeval doctrines OF democracy.
the present administration have desert
ed their first principles and ADOPTED
measures, which are in diamcticaI
opposition to all their ancient doc
trines Duane May accuse them Of!
apostacy aud maintain tle charge in.
any upright court Of Justice under hea-1
ven BAT they cannot prove that DnaneI
has abandoned any political doctrine OIL
measures, which has been acknawiedg-
ed to be orthodox iton the lonndatiou
of jacobinisn, they constantly accuse
him of opposing the administration, bat
never of violating the principles Of de-
mecracy, they accuse hun oil opposing
men, not principles.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
FREEM ASONRY.

.' Alluyion Lodge, RldgeNay, Geneva
County, Augu t 1st, 1915.
Married, by the Right WorShIpfa' b
lDah iiawiey, ESQ. brother james Brown,
ESQ to Miss adam spencer, ot this place.
Extract from the lodge records. 81
order. D. BOOB a, w. ~"
tiffany Register.
This is NJ. E. way to increase the
Lodge, and IL. w. mode to multiply
the craft. Ii females ate permitted t.
marry into the lodge, they are SO do
Gle that they would undoubtedly soon
become .NuSter Aasons; their Influence,
of course, would be very saIutary III
compelling their husbands to regulate
their conduct by the Square aud Con-
lass. s. 80 mote it be"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
CaAalzsroS, Aug. 10.
LATEST FROM HAVANA.

| From capt. George of the schr. Care
line, arrived on Saturday from the Havan
lin 6 days, we have obtained the follow
ling items of verbal intelligence:
j A short time before the Caroline LEFT
General Apodaca, ex-governor of Havan
ma, accompanied by seven sail of trans
ports, containing 700 troops,) had saile'
a second time fer Vera Cruz, in the Spa
nish government ship Diana.
The new Governor, Don Hundred
Fires. had rendered himself very unpo
puIar, by his strict and oppressive admins
tration. The inhabitants generally wer,
dissatisfied with his measures.-The plan
ters had been compelled to pay 25 cent
for every box of sugar made on their es
tates and an additional tax had been le-
We'd upon EACH slave-but OF what amour
we do not learn.
A British man of war brig (probab!y
the Bermuda, which lately went IRON
/, Nassau) sailed in company with the Caro-
line, as was supposed % cruize again
the Carthagenian privateers, which still
continued very numerous around tn
coast Of Cuba.
The day before the Caroline sailed
two Spanish vessels arrived from th
coast ot Africa, one with 500 and the q
Their with 27O slaves on board. A sara
schooner had also recently arrived at Ma
tanZas, tro.n the coast, with 70 slave
THESE vessels reported that the BIRTHS,
jcruiZers were very numerous, aud con
stantly on the alert IN annoying the slave
trade.
| On or about the Goth nit. Spanish
brig f,on Philadelphia. with 80 barrel,
,of gun powder on board, was captured by
ia Carthagenian privateer, off the Double
Headed Shot Key, and after taking cuI
the crew, she was set fire to and blowu
up, with every thing on board.
The fleet OF African traders which had
been for some time past fitting out al
Havanna, sixteen in number, mostly fast
sailing briggs, we'll armed and manned.
sailed for the coast about 7 days before
Capt. George left there.
.Iari;ets at ifarannu. --Muscovado su.
gars 50 a 10: White do. 5 ii; Brown
do l0a i !; Coffee LA 70: MoIasses s
bits per key; Flour l8: Rice 9; Hams.
ID, az cents Butter 20 cents.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
+. YORK, Aug. 2s.

The ship Robert Walne, from London
Tor this port got ashore last night at Sandy
,flook, near the Light House. We uoder-
stand she had nc pilot on board at the
time and what is still more unfortunate
She had 10 it all her boats on the passage
and consequently was unable to carry oa'
'ao anchor, which in all probability would
nave enabled the crew to have hove mel
off shortly after she struck. The ship II
consigned to Streng and Ravens, and he
cargo consists Of Dry goods, an d some
|spec e,addressed TO a number oi mel o'isn : !,
in this city Assistance has gone I
|ner,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
NOTICE.
august 8

VTTHEREAs Mary Matthews, late of
w Grantsfeid, in the county of
King George and state Of Virginia, de.
ceased, by her last will ard testament.
duly proved and recorded in the court of
said county, did bequeath to certain per.
sons named in her will. and to her list
and second cousins, the money arising
from Her estate /: this is therefore to re-
|quest and require all persons, standing in
the relation of first and second cousins to
laid Miss Matthews, to forward their
names, with statement of their rea.
|tlonship, by letter, postage paid. ad-
're5sed to the subscriber, Llamstead
Post Office, King George County, Va.
that arrangements may be made ior d.
vision OF SAID estate.
Io,rnsead S. Dade,
Executor OF Mary Matthews, dec
Borodlno, August % 2ap lstOct
80. The Editors Of the National Tn.
telfgencer, are requested to insert the
above twice week until the first of Oc-
tober, and send their account to this of.
hcp
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
Expenses
224,986
S26124
2z5.000
a5,S1Q459

Friends Of Foreigners. The ninth
anniversary dinner of the Society of the
q Friends Of Foreigners" was celebrated
,,Io1don on the 9Th of July. His royal
H;chncss the Duke ef&ent took the chair,
The company consisted principally Of
,rawped heads ard the nobility Of Lon.
doo and other distinguished Individuals.
Among the number I'VE are pleased 10
fud cur Minister. John O. Adams. After
NE cloth was removed the hea8ths OF the
King Of England-Fils Royal -Hlghness
he Prince Regent His Imperial Najes
r. 4he Emperer of all the Russians--t!is
Majesty the King of Prussia--Eiis lmpe-
rial Majesty the Emperour of Austria
Princess Charlotte aud Prince Le0po'd
SAKE Co5ourg-the Dake of York and his
Army-and the Dake of Clarence Y the
NAVY, we're respectively drank with loud
applause. The healths of the Foreign
Ministers there present were then pro-
posedbY the chairman and drank. Upon
which. says London paper. MIR. Adams
arose and addressed the company in a
u.at and eloquent speech, pointing out
Ae Incompatible merit of the insti1u-
6Da.
~. 7. Eeeaiag Post.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
Public Sale.

ygvIfE subscribers will sell, on Monday
& the 29th of October next. if fair If
not the rext fair day thereafter, in pur-
suancc Of the DEGREES of the county court
of Fairfax, in the suit of Magruder and
Washington against John .Luke-at pub
lie sale for ready money, the whole, or
so much of that tract Of Land, situate in
Fairfax county on the north side of the
road leading from Alexandria to Lees
burg, on which the said John Luke re-
sided, as will raise the sum of eleven
hundred ard ninety FIVE pounds four shil-
hngs and five pence, with interest there
on from the 10Th of September 1898, IN
ii! the day of sale, and the costs of the
suit ana sa.e-wbich land is situated a.
bout seven miles from Alexandria and q
short distance above the place where The
turnpike road leading from the Potomac
bridge strikes the road from Alexandli;
to Leesburg. The quantity of land is est
mated at about 589 S4 acres There il
on it two story framed Dwelling Houo'
mot in very good repair, and some out
thouses. No deed viii be made until tn
purchase money is paid.
I Edmund | Lee,
! Robt. l. Taylor,
Richard Ratciiile,
| Commissioners.
| Aug. Ia '4.iI1 cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
DR.. FRANKLIN's
Parable against Persecution.

Parable against Persecution.
The following beautiful imitation of the
historical style of the Old Testament
was written by Or. Franklin. and BY
him communicated to Lord kanes.
And il came to pass after these things
THAT Abraham satin the door of his tent
about the gong down Of the SIN.
And beheld man bent with age, COM
ling FROM the way of The wilderness lean.
ling on staif,
And Abraham arose and met him, and
lsOid unto him, turn in, pray thee aud
wash thy feet. and tarrv all night: ard
! thou shalt arise early on the morrow and
go on thy way.
And the man said Nay: for will a
bide under this tree.
Eut Abraham pressed him greatly: SC
HE turned. and they went iuto the tent
and Abraham baked unleayened bread
and they did eat.
| And when Abraham saw that the mar
blessed not God. lie said unto BIN, where
fore dUst thou not worship the Most iligF
God, Creator Of Heaven and Earth ?
| And the man answered and said, | dt
not worship thy God, neither do / cal
iunnn his name Tor | have made to my
self God, which abjdeth always in III,
house. and provideth me with all things
And Alb. aham's zeal was k'ndled a
gainst the man, and be arose and telt M
On him, and drove him forth with blow
into the wilderness.
And God called unto Abraham. sayint
Abraham, where is the stranger
And Abraham answered & said, Lor'
HE would not worship thee, neither woHi
he call upon thy name : therefore have
Idriyen him utfrom before my lace INT
the wilderness.
! Aud God said. have | borne with hlt
these hundred ninety and eight years, an
|nourished him, and clothed him, notwltf
standing his rebellion, against me al
FcouIdest no: thou, who art thyseif slnne
bear with him one night.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28

mr.. Dickins put his expectation Of being
chosen upon the candid avowsl Of princi.
pies dramatically opposite to those pre-
|vailiss in the cabinet: and the people
thinking as he did, bestowed upon him
their unbiased SURFACES. 1t was fair
trial of strength and the modification of
defeat will hardly be removed by pa
ragraph of the National Intelligence
which has as little ingenuity to adorn as
truth to support it. The district has spo-
ken Tor itself, and its inhabitants will
not suffer themselves to be d lied into
passive obedience, or to surrender at the
bidding of power the manly indepea-
dence of freemen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
From the RALEIGH Minerva.
u: 7. Eesuias Post.

Confessional Election. - The Naiona
htelligencer of the 18Th inst. announce:
me defeat of the governmental! candidate
for this district, in tue following dole
rcas terms
N0RTH-CAROLINA ELECTION.
The election of the State Legislature,
look Mace during the last week in North
Carolina. A Representative to Congress
was also elected from the district com'
psed of The counties IF Wake, Orange.
and Person. to fill the vacancy occasion
eaby the deccase OF Mr.. Stanford. We
bare not all the retarns, but are verbal
y inFormcd, that Sau,l. Dickins OF Per
son county is elected BY sinai, malori-
" over John Craig his opponent We
are not a little surprised at this result,
Nr. D. heing federalist and the Dis
trrt being republican. Local circrm-
stances have much weight in the elections
in hat state and it is probable Mr. d.
ewes his election TO such causes, more
Sant to his political popularity.
IshoaId not care two-Rence about the
bregq;ns. or the cross misrepresentation
iteoatains, were tue court paper only
read By the few who subscribe to it IN this
district or even in North Carolina. But
thepeop,e of other states, and lndeef,
administration itself, are lIabIs to be de-
ceived by the confident assertions whlch
NE editors hazard.
There is not man in the district who
does not know that Mr.. Dickens gained
hselection on broad political ground
On the ground of decided and uuyield'
'ngOpposition TO the measures lately pur-
saedby administration. In this address
Protesting himself as candidate. he a.
lowed openly and boldly, his hostility tc
,,.ltbe favorite plans Of Mr. Jefferson
ar Madison, the underlings, and Vlrgl.
conspiracy for introducing perPetua
secession What {" local circumstan.
,ss' then influenced his election? None
e was almost personally unknown IN Tx
Sstrlct; lived in the smallest county
us' belonged to it and opposed thu
M9s' popular and persevering democrat
sso resides within its whole bounds; anG
" Sao resides, too, in the largest county
1e three He had a majority IN al
s counties aud this against the great
~ ~ exertlOns, honorable as well as base
winch have been used to ensure demo
S .' success. But it all would not Go
s sMoassh the whole strength of admins
s s was put out and although pain
a a''e even taken to assure the pe0pi,
s a'" Jesus Christ and the Apostle
''re the very first democrats"
~. can assure the administration, that i
See nat iay to its soul the flatterin:
uctlon furnished by the Iutellsencer
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
Public Sale,

.FFHE subscriber again offers for sale
| Il his FARM on Maryland Point, ON
1.-THE Potomac river: as this land has been
Heretofore advertised, for particulars re-
ference may be made to former advertise
lments. This tract contains between 900
and 1000 acres, nearly one half of which
lis in wood, and no part more than mile
from the river. The arabic land is we'll
adapted to the growth of all kinds of
grain, tobacco, and clover, binds on the
river about 2 miles, is nearly in a square
form and perfectly level, This land if
not sold prior to the first day of Noyem-
Der next, at private sale, which the sub.
actiber would prefer. will on that day be
offered at public sale on the premises-at
the same time, the Slaves, Stock, & per
sonal Property OF every description.
Terms OF sale for the and will be libe-
al and to accommodate the purchaser
he rest of the property will be sold for
cash.
APPLICATION to be made. for the lan-!,
ERECTED to the subscriber at Port ubac-
co, or Aliens Fresh.
Daniel Jcnifer.
august rs 2awi
/ he National Inteiigeucer and Bait.
nore Telegraph, will insert the above
vice week till sale-once in their dai-
7 and once in their country pappr,