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5h September, 1916.
AZ special general meeting of the As
sociation OF Underwriters, held this day,
for the purpose of taking into considera-
ton the propriety of revising the present
mode of adjusting Partial Losses on Goods
landed in America, John Livingston, Esq.
In the Chair.
IL was resoircd unanimously, That i'm flu
ture Average Losses on Goods shall not
be settled on the principle of abandon
ment, and that the following Docu-
ments be required from the assured, for
the purpose of making up the state
ments.
Protest.
u.-Suryey of stOwage, &c. on board
Iil.-Survey on shore, within ten da, 5
from landing, with affidavit CT what such
goods would sell for, in cash, at the time,
If not damaged. Such survey and APP
praizement &c be made by two competent
persons, (unconnected with the Survey
Ors for reduction Of dnty,) aud assisted
by the Agent for this Association, and TO
give the actual selling price, i'll cash.
without reference 10 the invoice or any o.
Their document
V.-Custom-hous certificate of return
duties.
V.-Account of sales certified.
That this resolution be signed BY the
Chairman, on behalf of the Meeting, and
that copies thereof be printed and
distributed amongst the Merchants, for
their information.
(Signed(
q a
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and will make victory tillhe comes to the
confines ofRussia, where will be fought
the last great battle. i'll which Bonaparte
will fall and (poli,ically)-hi death
Will brln. 10 lghta greater General than
he has ever been, vino will really perform
what Bonapartc pretended To do when he
acquired powcr-make the nations of the
world happy. This General, he saws, will
be a descendant of David, Who will turn
ms attention To the Jews, gather them al
Together, aud leading them home to their
own country, lay the foundation of their
future sr,atneSs--tiiat at that time, all
Christendom shall be suhdued to him, d.
the fate OF this country be the fmlfilment
ri the eth Chap. of Ezekiel. The period
when these great events will take place,
will lie, waEN THREE YEARS AND a
HALf ARE PASSED, AFTER THE TIME
or THE HIGHEST EXALTATION, AND
THE LAST HoNoRs ATTAINED BY Bo-
NAPARCE!n'
The fsn,,cn Conrie, of the 10th Sept.
gives the following article:
The re-eStablishment of the Jars as q
Nation. is the subject of Il letter from Cal
re-. Baby ION and lis envrons, as far as
iibanus, are the Theatre ot great events.
II Jew, of the tribe Of Dan, is said
10 have collected a prodigious number
Of disconnected Jews-rwo HUNDRED
TAoUsANE. Nothing checks his grogrcss.
lie calls l.,nselftiie King ofthe Jews,
and the People name him Hosia,,nah NaS-
sTs. Musseimen quit the standard of
-Hahomst, to fight ander the Lion Of Jasia
The Porte has been informed of the pro-
2ress OF the Conqucror, but Is not able to
arrest it,"
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WEST-INDIES.

Neir- ork, Norenbrr f.
b. The brig IaieLLgence, PRINCE, which arri-
we'd here Yesterday from PDitau- Prince, let
/. -, have bec., received dated the I3fh ulfiuro
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satisfaction On presenting them to your
serve your Excellency many wears.
MANUEL BEiGRANO.
10 His Erceiency
Don JUAN MARTIN PuEvRREpoN.
Supreme D,,sctor of tie State.

Boston, Ncr3
Captain Upton, from Lasuira. sailed on
the 4th OF October. lie informs that he
was detained 10 days by embargo, raid III
consequence las was generally supposedly
OIL de1'atoi the royal troops i'm the Wei
nltI OF Barcelona, by The Insurgents, who
had appeared III tina; Bcighhorhood i'll
great force, say from 1850 TO 2c90. with !,
Considerable number of cavalry. The
royal troops amounted TO from 1000 IN
1900, and were defeated with the loss of
s or900 men killed and taken prisoners.
THIS engagement took place about the
10Th September. I'm conseauo nee. all
the inhabitants of Barcelona, Chose ex
copied who were m favor of The Patriot
causel lett The place, and arrived al La
guira In mos, wretched condition, desti-
tuie oi almost every thing, and having
suffered from the want of provisions on
the passage.
4 few days previous TO Capt Upton's
saiiihg, one or two vessels had arrived
from Cumana with women and children,
who left that place for the same reason as
those from Barcelona. The captain of
one of the vessels informed, that the
greatest considerations and alarm prevailed
there on account Of the Insurgents who
ndu posSeSSlOno OF all the coast 10 WlndWard
and were in every direction round the CT
ty, so that none oftI,e inhabitants could
attempt 10 go into the country without
falling into their hands. Skirmishes took
place daily.
Immediately after this information was
received by the Captain General of the
Caracas, all the troops tllatcould be spar
ed from the defence of Laguira, about
1900 were sent against the insurgents :;
and when Captain Upton sailed, informa-
ton was hourly expected of an engage
ment, which would decide the fate of the
Province.
Business was completely at stand at
Laguira. Two or three vessels were w
ing in the harbor, with their cargoes on
board, and would not discharge onchad
actually returned to st. Thomas with her
cargo ofdrygoods.
Norfolk, November g.
The British ship Blenac,haE, Captain Barr.
arrived here yesterday afternoon, in 32 DAYS
from London-b +:gs no papers and only one
ietter.-Ihe Captain states, that the wind sud-
denly tavouring his departure, in the hurry to
get of, he left his papers behind.-A Gentle
man, whom he landed at Bermuda, had a pa
per OF I'd October, but it did not contain a
word ofnews, or other matter of any impor-
tance-N othing of the least public notoriety
had occurred since the vessels heretofore arri-
we'd, sailed from England for the L. States
Iieacon.
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iterranean squadron. The sloop of war
Alert, Lieutenant Stewart, is also under
sailing orders, for the Mediterranean,
and viii sail immediately, from New
York.
November 5.
The election of twenty Representatives
in the 18th Congress of the United States,
was made by districts i'll this state yes
terday. In this town, which forms the
principal part of the Suffolk District, the
Hon. JAMES LLoY D, was voted for with
ont opposition, and is undoubtedly elect
ed.
TIE .foiiow''g mas mi-itten on tie margin Of a
Gibraitar paper Of the IOth Of Sept rcceic-
Ell at tie Office Of the Merca.tiie 1dcerti-
ser.
"The Britishf fleet have returned to this
| port from Algiers, most terribly mauled.'
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OF their prOpefty, nc NOOK pV.fltll
by the light of convenient 1anthorn
sat down and penned the following brief
epistle
!" have taken about 60 dollars in mo-
ney, check of 1000 dollars, and some
linen, but your papers are all safe. Be
prudent and don't publish this if you're
gard the safety of your store.
ABAELLINO."
He then withdrew, and was carefnll,.
locking the door after him, with the f,lss
key, by means ofwhich he entered, when
the sight of window opening across tLe
street, alarmed him, and he ran oil. leay-
ing one ofhis gloves. BY the light of =
bright moon, hcwas seen to be a we'll
dressed man, and, probably, is, at this
moment, lounging in Broadway, i'm the
character ofthe gallant FLoDoARDo.
y. y. En-. Post--lNop.
Noren,6e, 2.
UNITED STATES BANK.
We have seen Il letterfrom Philadelph;a
to a gentleman i'll this city, which siyes
| the following interesting information -.
| William Jones is appointed. Presi-
dent, and Jonathan Smith, Cashier. and
| the salary of each is fixed at 5CoO dol
| lars each.
The Directors have passed Resol,,-
| tioii W AT lfOStDr
| Newly ork, Baltimore, Charles ton, and
| New-Orieans, 10 go into operation as soon
as the necessary preparations can bc
made: and have appointed Monday the
18th inst. TO elect thirteen Directors
and Cashier, for each ofthosc branches
| naSatc.
IT seems that the ambassador of Louis
/ XVIII. has undertaken to become the ,nos-
ter OF the ceremonies at our public enter
tainments. A citizen on a late occasion
happened TO recognize one of these Gal.
liant men whose virtue has caused their
| exile from the country to whose glory thew
| had contributed and wire devoted. NJ
de Neuville has had the folly 10 address
the executive of the union with COM
plant on the subject, and it is said has
| Withdrawn the French consul from Bal
| tlmore, (where the toast was drank mn
til satisfaction is made for drinking u toast.
| which there's not friend of liberty or
| virtue iii the universe who would notre-
peat. Asrorn.
.
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Boston, Noe. 4.

boston, Noe. 4.
The t. s. frig9te Congress, Capt. Nor
ris, and sloop Of war Chippewa, Captain
Reed, now in this harbor, are under sailing
orders, and will go TO sea liz the course OF
10 or 10 DAYS. The former is ordered 10
the GuIfof Mexico, for the proteciiq ~
or commerce in THAT sea and the L
&C rtnd.rcfnnh oil nroceed fn q
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M1RKIED,


Al Soufhs Gingsioun. on the 18th inst by the Rev
MIR Stcdman, Mr. FREEMAN PxsRy, Of Lee, n. r.
TO Miss HAEsAH PEcxHAn, Of the former place
At Nov. ShO,eh0in. on the 5th instant, ~ JOAN
HvNNEwgLL, 10 Miss MARY MircHsLr daugh-
ter Of Mr. Jonathan Mitchell. Of New -Shnrchsrn
AZ .Ness- York, by the Rev. Mr. Clay, MIR JosuuA
CcMsr ocx, to Miss SARAH d. CLouou, daughter
OF Capt John Clough. als
DIED,
In this town, onthe 7th inst after short but pain
f1 illness, which she bore with christian resiena-
ton, Mis- DRsopAH GREENE, aged So reict Of the
late Mr.. Fones Greene, Exemplary for her pis,y
through life. we trust she has gone 10 receive the
heavenly raudit of "neH done good and faithful ser.
vanf," and that she has "entered into the Joy Of
her Lord.' = ies.s..s
In This town, on Friday eyering last Capt Jona
SLUnAN, aged t7 lie was one Of that patriotic,
band who noby stood forth in defence Of our coun
try, in it's successful struggle for freedom-he car.
riee to the end Of his existence, the wounds he re-
ceired IN the conct.-ard has, through life supper.
ted those principles which gave birth to the Icdcpen.
dence Of our country His character for honesty
and uprightnsss gained him the respect and esteem
Of all who were within the circle Of his acquain.
isncc. ss.E NYt ,a
In this town on wednesday, last. Mrs ANr Ew-
MS, consort Of William Ennis, ESQ in the 59th year
OF her agc-~She bore the pains Of long and dis.
tressing illness, .nd loft family to whom she was
at!ec,onacy attached, in humble submission to the
will Of God, and hope Of blessed Immortality,
through the Redeemer.
Al rth-Aingsfo1,. on the Sd inst Mrs Many
JEnrxEs. consort Of joseph Jenckeo, Esq. and
daughter Of the late !crathmeei Bowers, Esq Of
A, Beaufort, s c. on the so,h ult Hon. PAUL
HAMILTON, late Secretary Of The Navy Of the Unit
cd States
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A@atdw and Inspector Generals OGFcc,
June 80, 1916
GENERAL ORDER.

A IL Cadets, appointed before the Ist Of January
- 1914 who have not reported for duty and join.
ed the Military Academy are considered out Of ser.
wee Such ss have since been appointed, add have
not joined the Academy and been found qualified,
VIII repair TO West Point in the State of New York,
on the lst of October next, when they will be exam
med tor admission, conformably 10 the act Of April
~, 1912. which provides. That the Candidates for
Cadets be not onder the age Of fourteen, above
the age OF twen,yone years; that each Cadet, pre-
vIousy to his appointment. by the President Of the
United States, shall be well versed in reading. writ
ing and arithmetic, and that he shall sign articles
~nh the consent of his parent guardian. by which
ne shall engage to serve FIVE years, unless sooner
discharged"
na'.feaficns seeruary for adnsisson--Each Cadet.
prelious 10 his being admitted member Of the Mii.
tary Academy. must be able TO read distinctly and
pronounce correctly; to write fair Iegibc hand,
and to perform with facility and accuracy the yari.
Gus operations Of the ground roles Of arithmetic,
both simple and compound, Of the rules Of rcduc.
ton; OF single and compound proportion; and also
OF vulgar and decimal fractions
by order Of the Secretary at War,
ID PARKER. .f.G and bisnecf,r CSn
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FROM Sr..HELENA.

Capt. SARGENT, who has arrived here from
Calcu,,., was brought TO off St. Helena, by
bis Bfi,annc Mijc,,y's brig Leveren and sup
piled With water, bs, was not permitted 10 land
on The issnd.- lie understood from the boar
ding .otfirer that BosaPARTE coo,ioued in
heaiih--was strictly watched, and to use he
words OF the officer, was rstncr .ulky. The
British had taken ao.scsaion OF .fseenfion to
preYeD, his escape thence, or any assistance
beiag rendered 20 hin They appeared de.
t.rminee ,ha, the farce of E:bi shall net be.
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Assembly continue 10 o!I;co until s;;tr Tho
fourth Of March, when the Congressional
term Of Office commences, and until the trss
"Wednesday Of May following. The late
General Assembly might, with equal rfgh
ssd legality have directed tho frecmen, ut
The next August town meeting, or as any
previous mee,isgs they nigh, have though.
proper to bave appointed, to make choice ct
two Representatives, to represent the Stale
in the sirreenrh Congress OF the United
States; And thus have sent Representatives
nor of the people, or their otiniens and jeeSngs,
as ,hey exist when the Representatives. come
into Office, which it is the inteniioa OF The
law and constitution should DO represented
bu, Of q hxrsy ; Of lawyer, and stockJoboers'
who arc in constant scramble among them
selves, how the spoil shall be divided.
Our government is o representative gov
erament. Its freedom depends upon the
frequency of elections, because thus the views
and interests OF the people, for the fine eeing'
arc represented--not as they may have been,
nor as, in tho opinion Of any, they oug"s to
be. This is the very object OF representa-
,ion. Indeed, this alono ~ representation.
This principle, q fundamental principle 10 10
orr g9xssnmsgg,,, hiAasyS SrSsE lave set set a, cough.
ihc Principle OF frepresenta,ion---hav have usarped
the people--and by their conduct declared,
that the rights Of the people and their rights,
AS they may view ,hem six months hence shall
not be represented. e $3.50 sr
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WiLIfAh EILEnr, Esq. of this town. AZ.
ssnaso atthe late municipal celebration of A.
Mer'csn independence. We believe ell the
Generated fathers, who signed the immortal
declaration, except the following, have des.
eenaed to the silen. ,omb--,he memory of
mnom ,:m Will be gratefully perpetua,ed BY mil.
mons yet unborn.
sOHN ADAMS-Afassae1useffs,
WILLIAM ELLERY-Rhode. Island.
SGokGE CLYMER-Pennsyivania.
CHARLES THOMPSON (Sec'y.)--do.
1nAKLES CARROL-Maryiana. and
iHoMAS JEFFERSON-Yiryinis. -.
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d. r &c T T A x.

NOTICE il hereby given, that the Direct Tax. as.
IN scssed On the towns Of Bristol, warren, Bar
rinston, Portsmouth and Middletown, for the year
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen laid in con-
formiy TO the of Congress, passed the ninth Of
January, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen.
upon the following described property, Is new re-
mpining unpaid, aud that noiess the said ,sx with
ten per centum, in addition lbercts shalt be paid TO
the subscriber, on or before, thetweIb day Of Au-
gust next, the said property or So much thereof as
shall re necessary satisfy the said tax and twenty
per cent, In addition thereto, will be sold at Public
Auction, at the Collectors Office, in the town Of
Newport in the county Of Newport the sale to com.
mcnce at eleven o'clock, A. k;. on The said twelfth
day Of August
more particular description Of the property will
be given at the time and place of sale.
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Lieut.. Col. EusTIs and the Officers attach
ed to the Staff of the Regimen, of Light Ar
iilery, left town on Thursday for Fort Inde.
Pendeoee, Boston to which place, the head.
quarters of the Regiment has been removed.
Lieut.. Col. TowsoN, now commands the
Forts in this Harbor.
Major Gen. RIPLEY ha, been ordered TO
kentucky, and will be succeeded in his CON.
niand of this Military District, by Brig Gen.
PoRTER, ofthe Light Artillery-Mercary.
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NEW-ORLEhAS.

=, ne threatened destruction Of the CITY of
Ne"'orieans has been happily avsrted, by tho
unesmmon early fall of the water. of the Mis-.
s'sSpPi. The erevasse is completely reuoir.
co. and the city is more healthy than il has
oeen at this season, for many years.
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o .'aas aJallIng of .sas there. NY esurtrynea..

AT the annual meeting of the State Society of
cincinnati, at Newport on the 4h inst MEmBss
OF rHE HARTFORD CoSvRSTIoN was elected
sice'president thereof! =" Tell it nor in Cath,
Po"sh nor fn the streets e 9skeioa" lest the enc.
mics OF WASHINGTON triumph in the degeneracy
of his dssiples Pro. Par.
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:. The Governor of Pennsylvania has issued
ms warrant Tor the execution of Richard
omiih, Tor the n,.~Js. of osp,.' He
isto be executed At Philadelphia on the 10Th
of August.
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ADarine List.
PORT OF NEWpORT--Ju,y, 1916

Entered sioop Il. d. Jones, Bliss, New.York
Ceared-sloop Sally Walden, Baltimore, do Ca.
len, Eldredge. Neu-York, do. Active, Fox do do.
Hope, Fish, do; do. Union. Morse, Washington
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40 rroVidence and the adjacent. towns con-
ue.sole srae. damage was done in the gardens Sy
S'0s'' on tho nights Of 9th and 9Th July
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THE MACEDONIAN ARRIVED.

we have the pleasure, (says the Bait.
Giz) to announce the arrival in Annapolis
Roads, OF the Ffiga's Mlccdooian, Capt
warrington, from Carthagena, having on
board Cbrisopher Hughes, juo. of this city,
VINO wsat out as commissioners from our
government - demand the release of the
American prisoners a; that place. Nj Hu
ghes has succeeded in the object of his mis-.
sion, and has brought home in the Frigate all
OF the Americans who remained in prison at
the time Of his arrival at Carthagcna and ST.
Slartha they were Immediately delivered
from prison on his demand. Among them
arc Mr.. Wm. S. Cooper, and Mr.. Louis
Comte of ,his place, and Mr.. Smith mate of
the schooner Adcline this gentleman was
severely wounded 10 an attempt to force the
guard some months since at St. Marths, and
. supposed by the prisoners who escaped to
have been killed. Mr.. Morris Stanly of
Hartford, Connecticus, is also among those
released
Mr.. Hughes landed q. Annapolis yesterday
morping, and srr;ved at his own house in this
city IN the evening, in perfect health.
MORE OF THE MACEDONIAN.
The Baltimore papers further advise,
- "as ~ AAoShEs, Jt' A-SQ. tue ~. =. SOm-
missioner sent out IN the Macedonian, not
only obtained the Release Of all the Ameri-
cans confined at Car,hagenia, but at hi. re.
quest the Spanish government released from
p'isoni and sent on board the Macedonian,
fen English and several French prisoners
confined at St. Martha. The EngIishmen
were put on board an English vessel, the
IhAis, which arrived next day for the pur-
pose os demanding their release the French
men have arrived at Bal. moro in the Mace
donian. Mr.. Hughes did not effect tho other
object of his mission the Spanish government
refusing to restore any OF the properly. II
is highly crcdtable to Mr.. Hughes, that
whlls, employed III obtaining the release of
his own countrymen, he was not unmindful
of tho unfortunate condition of others, sim 7
ilarly situated. Ii appears also by these ac-
counts, that the cruelties exercised upon
our countrymen whilst in confincmen,, were
much greater, than any recital we have had
OF the deliberate blrbarities prac,iced on
them.
II is reported, that the U. s. frica.c Mace.
donian, has received orders and will sail from
Baltimore in few DAYS for Lima, (Pscific
OCEAN, TO demand Of the roya. Spanish gov.
crnment the immediate restoration OF an
American whalcship, which lately put into
port on the coast of Peru for supplies and
was seized on the ground of not hsvng sea
ls,ier, which BY our treaty with Spain, is no,
requisite unless the European powers are a,
var. y. Y. Even. Posf.
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lit the sign Of THE Eagle,

M Az be found cheaper Goods than nave ever
lvk been offered beftre, Icon sisting of few pe-
ces Linen. a, IS cts yard; kid Gloves, at rs cts.
pair Dmiiies, at 25 cts yard; India Cottons, &c
la, few pieces wide plaid Ribbons. at Cd and is,
Shawls, IS cts. each fancy Muslins. at 20 cts. q
yard, Cslcoes, ut 1s Ga imitation Shswls. at 7s6,
co,soa Cassmeres, at lso yard Fans, at 5 cents.
each elegant Beads, at cts strirg elegant silk
shawis, at los6. A. RICHMOND.
l,,tx
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z ~ ~
paKy.
THE UNION NAsurAcTunrSo COMPANY, hav-
Il ing made anew arrangement OF their business.
request all persons having any demands against said
Company, to. present the same for adjustment, and
all persous indebted, 10 make payment to 1928
JOHN BABC0CK, Ageas
The Wool Carling and .Ndnafaetory Of Cloth, wilt
be continued at the above Factory the most rca-
sopsbie terms.
Porlsmouth, July ~, 1916
n Sale az Auctim.
On FRIDAY ncx,--at 10 o'clock,
1T Mr.. ElRSsREr'c hone on Aes2nian spharf,
+ A variety Of French and English Goods, viz. Ir.
~ .-h s'.."s AIersaiies Cuttings, Ribbons, and
variety VI Fancy articles.
.4so--a! 10 e'ciock,
number Of cleSsn, gold and silver Watches.
Conditions liberal and made known nj the sale.
GORDON DICKSON, .7,,cfr.
Newport. July IL, 1910
40 u. bolt Povi, AUCTION,
On SATURDAY., Juiy 20. 1916, at 10 o'clock
n. NJ on fhe nressises.
"A LOT Of Land fifty feet square, with the rcmans
OF an ole boidng. late the property Of Capt.
Joseph Gardner, deceased also at the sase tins.
Two large steps Of Connecticut stone. - Conditions
made known al the sale ~ M
GORDON DICKSON. .auc'r
Newport, July IL 1876
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-22
81 anted.

Awet nurse, of good character; on
From the country, without a child, would
be preferred.
March II
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E and for ale.

-ur subscriber offers for sale two
small FARMS in the county OF
-, n...norelapa and state of Virginia =
az ms' an Nlattox Creek. containing 200
ons s. - nc;ncipally land of the first quail
. =. q, IF which is heavily timbered:-
a ~ IS on this tract good dwelling
,a ns with all necessary out-houses, a
s . young apple and peach orchai q,
s n Of never falling streams convent
sit The house stands on the banks o. /,
tse creek where every convenience and
Injury that the season can AFFORD Is at
cached to it.
One other Tract, living and being in
tbe same county, about one aud naif
miles from the above tract, containing 8
e6a and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in good timber-there IS a dwell
limo house. kitchen, and an apple or
.hard with some other valuable trut at
fached to this, with spring of good wa
fer For terms apply to Baldwin M.
Lee. Esq. or Hensy Beaacock, both oil
which gentlemen live near Che premises.
Or the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. %
The editors of the n. Intelligence
Are requested to insert the above twt
weeks and send their account TO this Oh
G.