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rectcd in the main passage OF the State

rected in the main passage of the State
| House.
They appointed Commissioners to exa-
mine and report on the practicability of
| improving the navigation ofthe Tar, Neuse
| and Yadkin rivers and also named COM
missioners to examine and report on the
| utility. expenses and proper location of
State Penitentiary.
They also passed a resolution requesting
the Senator's and Reprcs ntatives of the
State in Congress, to use thcir best exc rti-
! ous to prevail with the General Govern
ment To open a direct cut ct to the Ocean
from the waters of Alb marie Sound /; and
a resolution, proposing an amendment to
! the Constitution, for providing IN uniform
mode of Electing Members of Congress &
Electors of President and Vice-Pres,dent.
The Legislature of South Carolina has
just adjourned -hmong the appropriate
| ons made by the Legislature during IN, ir
session, were five thousand dollars year
for three years, to d>fray the expences Of
providing a good Map of the State; five
thousand dollars to erect another building
for the use of the >. Carolina College and
seven thousand dollars to a Mr.. Middleton,
of the Senate, for Machine Invented by
him) to thresh Wheat.
WASHINCToN, Dec. 81.
No business was done in the Senate yes
terday, except the reference of two or
three petitions The Senate Chamber is
undergoing an alteration and enlargement,
whchhas made it necessary for the Senate
to adjourn to Friday next, which they yes
terday did.
General Jcckson-The General, accom-
panied by his wife and son, and Maj. Reid,
his aid-d'-camp, left this city on Sunday,
for his residence iii Tennessee. 1t is with
great pleasure we add, that the health of
the brave General is much improved since
his late indisposition, and that there is
great reason to hope the wishes of the
people OF the United States will be accom-
plshed in his speedy restoration to per
feet health.
December %.
Maj. Gen. Ripley, of the Army Of the
United States, is now on a visit at the city
of Washington, where he arrived on Christ
mas Day.
December 80.
Both Houses of Congress have adjourned
to Tuesday.
a bill was yesterday reported in. the
House Of Representatives, for carving
into effect the provisions of the Com
mercial Treaty with Great Britain
The promptitude with which the govern
ment has so far acted OIL this subject, is
a sufficient answer to the cavillngs of the
Halifax paper, which bitterly complained
that the provisions of the Treaty were not
carried into effect, before The Treaty itSeif
zvas ratified.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania have
agreed to wear Grape for thirty days, as a
testimonial of sincere respect and esteem,
for the memory of the late General James
No To-. nf l,a Of
Representatives.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 27.-Thc British
Packet Ranger sailed yesterday morning,
direct for Falmouth. (Eng. with the Kings
messenger, who is the bearer of the ratified
Treaty of Commerce between this coun-
try and G. Britain.
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1,67s,e16 20
JOHN BURFooT, .9ullstor.
= 1O0,256 IS

.PH'ifoi's Office ,
Goth Dc. 1915
tFhe accompanying Statement shows, that since
,he co'nmensement ut the last war, Virginia has
borrowed Si,756 200, Of which $50, 900 has he,
ex'mg'ished--haTing 976, 200 SRI ,n3ail---oi this.
%2o,9oo IS tn be reimbursed TO TIE Fsimcrs Bank.
out oil the first moaies received into the Treasury
IN te mean time, to be at per cent ntercst--t.,.
oaanee oithe debt is not necessarily reimbur,able
put after long periods, viz 55CoGO TO the Virgin
IA Bank at per cent? on tho 20th March, 1920 =
4OO,oOO (tothe +. Il. ut per cent? ON list Nav.
1877 and $500 ito the Literary Fund, at per.
cent. 18th Feb. 1901
On motion of Mr. Heath of Prince Will
ham, leave was given 20 bring in a bill
10 'amend the several acts heretofore
MADE TO prevent unlawful Gaming and for
OTHER purposes"
Various bills were presented.
Adjourned till Monday morning cleuen
o'clock.
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NOTICE..

A III. persons having demands against The late
heary Skpwith, of Williamsburg, are reques-
ted 10 iniorm t,e Executors ct tue amount and ns
tn'e OF their claims. Leuers addressed 10 US ac
1tnto Bridge, will be promptly received.
EDMUND HARRISON
HENRY SktPWlTH EA orss
Jan. /. , n,.
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jan @.
YOUNG L.ADTEY HCTDEI17TY-

bSRANCES I. HUGHES School Is removed
TO the house lately occupied by Mrs. Ncso .
on Shockoe Hill, where her next Giare, will com.
mrnee on the 9Th of January, 1876 Young Ladies
WI b. accom- n'tlstsd with board, in the s.re
hou.e, at so dollars per quarter. Tuition in Nee
d'e Work, iteadyig, orthorraphy, English Gram
ZIP, NJ MIR Sweets mode, irc,nlng Stationary.
dollars Geography, Bellies Le,tres, Compssin.,
bofa J, Logick, Moraland Natural Philosophy.
LAT and Penmarship, 10 dollars Draw Q. in de
sa"~ mode with Wiring, ard five lessons pee
common prices.
Jan 2. -as.
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PETERSBURG Ac4DkMY

PEIERSBURG AC.fDEIfT,
EOdN WOOD resp, cuully informs the citiLeus
% oi Petersburg and the public ia general, that he
hs ENGAGED the Re,d. Mr.. .Iolm uri,ihart, late
P,T sh~nt NJ the Washington Henry Academy. to
take charge o the Classical department IN the PEI
tersbrs Acadeipy.--l'he talents and xperieuce Of
NJ urquhart rs Classical teacher, being 50 well
k"ownin III" United States, J. Wood natcrs him.
IN the interest of the Petersburg Acuefn,. Lv
this arrangement, will be much promoted
lac several CLASSES Of the ca my will meet az,
Noh.' next the LIST OF Ian. al nine o'e.o.s in The
mOrn'ag.
Petersburg, n, c. &c. Tsnt
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TREATY WIN ATCIFPs

This noble document consuurnates IN. br:,Jtes.
event III the history of our county. Search the T.
ch'es ut the Courts vt Europe trace the t-e.tI..
"ineh have been made with BG,G,ry and where
IS Tire compact which can parallel the present far
the henehts 1t secures or The lustr it reflects An
H11lHc forever relinquished-Our prisoners exe,nD-
tai from labor--an exchange of them TO be elcte1
Our commerce to be respected IN peace--our
property on the eve ola wsr.---Biasb Courtiers of
Europe, at the example which young republic bas
exhibited. 10 yon, gallant Decaiur-,.to you, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
/OR NALE.
I KGI9G5!e Tobacco LAND 2 Ntcaoss

NteNCtt 4 bCUNGO LAM = slECROEC
ETOR SALE, and immediate nossession
giyen--Dcsrous Of firing from agricultural ,,rs,.t
lwiSe TO the highest bidder the s;h Of Frruar, ,,vt
iair, otherwi thencXt fair day Oh sale to continue fo
day 10 day until completely my Farm IN The county ofPo
if7an where now reside; situated the Iynchn,rr r,,a
Tour mules from ScOttsvle three ni.s f1oin James ~
YER aud ttrty-three miles from Richmond cnua;n- g,
I'VE 90 sN hundred acres The situation ~ H. healthy Il, M
Agreeable iiel'borilouA about hundred and M n
on ilns id ~ wool and heavily Gmber,d u,ry 100 ~
cre' prime meadow land considerable st Of which l. bI
~ improved large proportion Of The cleared land Il h. H.
ana ~ " anptcd "a the growing tobacco tho fields go
generally Fertile and wei ST with clover; about no Ln
ofwoat seeded M nice order, an extensive orrl,.i 81
fruits. auisorne falling gtrt H. mes, eci ~
story DIV, lnghoisc, kitchen, smObt-house dairy rsr
horse, schoothonse. cehOnse, &c. ary firnhp,, Ga
Dies gfaiEirts t0bas c0uscs Oycrsclr snd uenroa hone
Manufacturing Mill driving pair stones. embracing tv,
never tulg streams and in point of incfv ,yo
snip, dits situation Tor the purchase OF wheat ir 60 10
country MerelRntNiiilm tc Siae.fhc nil aud p.ttoG.
on WIZ DC sold separate or together, 20 uit purchaser
ir neae from 30 60 80 10 nunhcfssc generally yotnr
andvafy iSeiy-ainpng them excellent uilie ana
coopsr acnrpcnter. shoemaker two cooks htprs.er
~e a ile household and kitchen furniture the p,ante,
utensils ard crop on hand, parcel Of valuable tssad -
sei. eork Ofcows. sheep. hogs. lrr sJr. ~
HE terms lib raj amt made known M tie ,gr u, of 49,
cash. ''' W ''.'@e 'O'
rheml and plantation would be sed privately spre,ots
60 fle d9y OF sa'c.if desired. ~ F'-'-'"r
Reference Samuel g.. Swami. U;sj,eouJ ,..s....
Clarke, NEAR Manchester The Subscriber on, re
sce. fgtgrr ~ 49,, ''"'-
Be'e7e7lns, y77ucrv7. -
P5.-i wiz alec scB ny plantation in Run NeeS ,os-
the town Of Jecrson Jaue5 river, for .lb .ii -
piifncly. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

,, Lynclbtrg Dec. CO.
Ihe Highest Price Yef!!!
On Friday last, crop Of fine new Tobacco CON-
siltng Of about ten Hhds was delivered to sen,Ie
man IN this place at THIRTY FIVE DOLLARS
per hundred. IT,.
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WIS WEKKLY REGI5rKR.

WILHO' WDEhLT REGI0IKR.
A SPECIAL AGENT for this work, 50 well
"A known 10 the public. will be in Richmond In
10 or / 2 davs and &C the same time there will ar
rive rs or 20 COMPLETE cobiss for sale. Asitisnot
probable that like opportunity Of 50 conveniently
obtaining ihe Weekly Register will again occur
and As the numbercf files offered arc, and NJ press
sent must be very limited, gntlemeo wi1Ing IN
possess il, viii please make early application. %
well 10 secure u, as to savetie time ofie agent -
Orers left With JoHN NAnnox. ESQ. tie rcgnsr
ngcnt for Richmond, VIII be first attended @.
'The Regisfer VIII be forwarded bound, in eiqlt
volumes, AID may be had IN she u. pubihed, or
in volumes hers after, rs may BE- preferred.
Janusry Q. 73-2.~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

SAMUEL g.. Estt ,i5
= As jrst ecised consignment Of twenty hogs
q = hea IS Glass Ware, consisting Of Decarteis.
y ne, Go'le's, Barred Lamp', Smelling bnfles,
&c &c. which he will sell Ut a rcduc q pricc---Aiso,
100 tons Plaster Of PARIS.
January 2. 73-eawiw
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WILSON & DREW

W lLSON & DREW
V j. removed to the large new fire.
- proof Warehouse, fronting tie Basin hank, whsre
They offer. far safe,
10 bids. prime Nes-orleans sugar
do. do. AieseoValo do.
DO do. oafanl lump DO
10 tierces prime green coffee
% bags white do
) qnarte1-c.kS cxctlien; Tererias vine
~ bOis. country yin, 10 hrls prime Antiuu. r7,,r
SEQ sacks Liverpool blown salt
eases half pint tumblers
30 half boxes hy 10 lass
10 do. 10 by IL TO-
20 boxes by ii do.
80 bikes brown soap, 20 do. Boston candles
20 bhls green copperas, IS boxes Misra,rI r,;.;,.
Fresh imperial and sOuchYn,tpas
Prime Goshen cheese nlaCidur ard brns.on.
Pepper and piRiento,
.3GD
40 hslfIaggots Crawley "a
faggOts German ~
me above viii he scid ut prices, low as they can ia
purchased elsewhere in the city. '"' ''
January 2. -zo,,
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10 Ah alh


PoHr oF RfcHAoND, Va.
ENTERED.
Dec. 7s--sch Peacock, Whitney, Philadelphia Tsa OH
cr Whifiej.
Brig william, CsillPauck, Kenncb,,uk boards
q Sc0nfiigc.
2o.-scl. Little William, Gage, Philadelphia Her
chdDdiSs, Sc.
Sloop caty-Niasia Besse, Baltimore, 9agqr and
S4r.
Atlantic, Wagian, Philadelphia, Balia4
Romced, Alien, Ncs-Noik, Sek Cle.se u
Re0ur.
Fairplay Nichols, y. York MeccIotng.e
Sen. Fautwy, Seward, Nprtot. Snp =. OHt..s
Ontario Bartlett, baltimore. Berehgnsise.
Pqifcr JParfs, syt.
Resolve, WatrorS s.. Work. S0b.
iicr0 Holmes, Ncv.Iouior. BgHn~
Besolutiou. Coles. Baltimore. DrrtCogls
WhlstcY Piosyis, ce1ee, oJc.
CLEANED.
Dec 2s-Sei Hope Return, DowIics, ~ York, To5acc9
SoYp Polly. Turner Suffolk. Co1f u Iron.
Jaui. CcncOrdia, Grant, n. York.
Slate Exporter, tiIrrisct, P,fcrshur-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

Cen ArmiStead I. Mason, who is row elected
mo me senate o. the U s is Of the ccebra-
ted Stephen Thompson Mason.-He is vo,no IS
high sense Of honor, of the st-rsi,. talents and in
sterling republican principles inleiioc to no man in
this country He viii be spIenid acquisition TO
the Republican party in Congress-sn ornament 10
tie Senate--an honor to Virginia From his expe-
rence in military affairs-lrom th. Sj,,;no,,s,s -,
Tents he manifested during his tonr at EorfolI,-b.
VIII kEo" how 10 act, and how TO feel at the mo-
nent, when military matters are before the RaDrc.
sentslVes OF the people, and when 10 byebgrc Tor
"af' &c he only means Of preserving Peace
NIRGI%ITTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

EEHB Stockholders in tle Bans Of Virpi,a 49,,
p rIque'tedto meet at the BANKING Houge IN,
day at twelve o'clock, accordog to adjournment.
January Q. "a q,
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TO BE SOLD,

10 SE SOLD,
IN Monday the stl ofJaausry next, nj II o.
Z y clock, before the donr Of The Bell Tavern
from Efteen to t7venty LIKELY NEGROES, cor.
sishng OF men, boys, and girls, among which, thers
are some very good hcu servants belonging 70 ,l,a
estate Of Cot. Joseph Bohannan, deed. of Essex
COUNTY
TERMS Of sale, viii he about two thirds Cash
and for the balance, credit of9O days will be given
eadOI ssrs.
THoS. BOHANNAT. Il
RICHARD l. BOHANNhN ". Adm'rs.
Of Joseph Bohannan, decd with the wiI annexed.
January 2. 73-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

MARRlED--in Dumfries on "Wednesday. the
Goth nit. by the Rev. Mr. Norris If Sio~!s2,, r;'e
Capt. John p Duvsl, late of the u S. army r., &C.,
io'ely and Interesting Miss Ann F. Tcbbs, of the
,. G-J' a few parting words from A friend of DR..
FoUshee's--n our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
EDMUND VARRESON

F.fR11HRS' Bank Of EIRGIVI.T
VENiE President snd Directors have declared n
4 bi.Mend o. six and quarter per cent. ON the
Capital Stock for the last half year which. sffr,
tne usual deduction on account of the States shares
WIZ DC pad to the Stockholders, their represen.
tatives, Oh the 18Th inst.
Wn. NEKERvIS, Cs.h'r.
Ja'' :. ~ ow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

MILFORD FEMALE SCHOOL
gESf1E Subscriber takes this method of;,
forming lis friends ~ the public in general ta, ~,
Seminary VIII again BE- opened tine 10th next rnon, a
WVutn ilto two sessions of five months ecl.iL 6r -
commence on the 10Th Jnaaary nextand end on 10Th
tho eafad a - - " .l'iis
December following. - '''- 10"
Ie7n-tor board and tition seven;yfiye dollars pcr
scholar twenty OF which paid IN advance. For tuition on,e
twenty-five dollars, ten of which paid in a1t,ncs I
lance at the expiration OF the Each L,arer t,,,
ing the means of sleeping and candlcs
y. .. Nopupil will be taken, but by the Session
III. HENDRJcE.
.JGnUGrV Q. 7S-.,9-as
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.ArEGRORS R0R 49,

y II Y n = TO # = O.I III. =
II VIE subscriber will sell at Isia,n Balls Tavern,
y in Powhaaa eou.,y. ON he 15,l, l,n,,o,,, ,,''
h"fy PRIME SLANES-lhe greater part ,rn,,
hands rs the whole were rai,edat,d worked in ,b..
country, they will he object to plasters. Cas-,
viii he required for one thid-lor the res., twelve
months credit
EDMUND HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

|OR SHLE,
1.-TWO likely Young NEGRO men. one r tlsr,
good hoFtl' and car iage driver ffe o,bec
secustomed mostly to gardening
THOMA9GUY.
January =. 7S--2f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

49, WAsHINGToN, December %.
ne Legislature Of North Carolina ter
mated rs annual Session On Thursday
Dgrlng the session, they passed an act
g'oviaing for the appointment of Electors
,e vote for President and Nice-president
we United States.-Tha act lays off the
s ;S'e into fifteen electoral districts. Il pro-
dues that Candidate for Elcctor Of Presi-
b.nn and NIce-Prcsident Of the u. States,
Hi DC selected from each district, and
o.eu tor in general ticket, that is, each
|rSScr shall vote for the whole fifteen
rSeo election 70 take place ou the second
g"'ursd9v ~ November, 1916. at the usual
A..Vs OIL holding elections for members Of
qehD'y throughout the state.
"e bsgislaturc, previous % its adjourn
~ erected the Governor to purchase
4 's,aiat OF the state, Statue OF General
"nagton, aud ciIsc the same 20 be G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

Cash Sale # Negroes.
AN THURSDAY, the ltlI Of jaruar, inst will be
( solA Tor eish 1T king William Mills. in King
William & uuty two miles from Hsno,er Town
sud aboui the same distance from Manstin Lolge
Where there is to be ? sale Of negroes, &c tie dey
before, FROM ten 90 twelve likely young negroes.
consisting chiefly Of men and boys belonging to the
estate Of Capt. john Fox. decd
JAMES FOX,
THOMAS FOX.
Administrators ofJohn Fox, decd
JanUfry Q 7S-Ae
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NEw-YoRK, Dec. 27-Thc British
Packet Ranger sailed yesterday morning,
direct for Falmouth, ENG. with the King
messenger, who is thebearer of the ratified
Treaty of Commerce between this coun-
try and G. Britain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

The Legislature of Pennsylvania have
agreed to wear Grape for thirty days, as a
testimonial of sincere respect and esteem,
for the memory of the late General James
Stevenson, late a member of the House of
Representatives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

NLARKSDURC, Nov. Is.
- W arc authorised To make known to the electors
~ 90 ,n,onongala district, dat Major James Mc'Cay
~ harrison county, will be a ca, ddate at the next
Siecuon to represent them IN the Senate. The in
T'e,ry and talents Of Major Mc'Cally, united with
uat Jealous attachment and fidelity which he has gf
~. u"es eynced to the government and to the adj
e, iclt.ston give to the people Of the district,
@.hlul pledge thst in The choice of this man for
gua'or, their rights will be ably advocated whilst
we we m;acl'isaions of those who attempt to Infringe
'P0n Them will be arlpIy exposed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
IVho has for Sale,
Land for ale.

yENHE subscriber offers for sale two
8 small FARMS in the county CT
estmoreland and state ef Virginia
One on Mattox Greek, containing 200
acres, principally land of the first quail
ty. 40 Of which is heavily timbered.--
There is on this tract good dwelling
house, with all necessary out-houses, a
fine young apple and peach orchard,
springs of never failing streams convent
cit. The house stands on the banks of
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is at
tached to it.
ALSO,
One other Tract, lying and being in
the same county, about one and a halt
miles from the above tract, containing
s6s and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in good mber-there is a dwef-
ling house, kitchen, and an apple or
ctard with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring of COED wa
ter. For terms apply to Baldwin M.
Lee, ESQ. or Henry Beaucock, both of
which gentlemen live near the premises,
or the subscriber in, Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE. :.
od mo. QS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
MIR John Muir,
August s

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county
of Alexandria. in November 1916. or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard !;
I shall moyesthat court to award judg-
ment against you in favor OF the common J
council Of Alexandria, for the sum OF
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner of Duke and Pitt
streets. in the town of Alexandria, for
the years 1910, Ii, IL, Is, IA and lo-
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
I, J. d. SIMMS,
Attorney for the CoIamon Council
of Alexandria.
May V5-16 oom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
PUBLISHED DLr BY s. sN0RDE RoYAI-sTREET ALEXANDRIA
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is: 1916.
FOR SALE,
Valuable Property.

IN TRACT Of land in Fairfax county.
situate one and an half miles from Deco
quar-, and twelve from Alexandria, con-
tanning 1000 acres--900 of which are hea-
Willy timbered.
There are on this property, comforta-
bic dwelling house, Kitchen, granary,
stabling for fourteen horses, and several
small houses for negroes; an apple orchard
in full bearing, and two springs of,excel-
lent water very convenient to the build
ings.
The soil is naturally good and very sus-
ceptible of Improvement by the cloveran
plaster sytem. This land is known to
yield between 20 Il 3Ocords of weed per
acre, exclusive of timber Il a ready sale for
ali the wood that can be cartcd to the
beach.
To persons wishing to embark in the
timber business, this would be an advan
taecous purchase.
The subscriber will sell with this pre-
perry two excellent Wagons and teams
together with all the necessary utensils
tor farming and conveying timber.
The subscriber will also sell one sixth
part of the following undivided property.
viz.
A tract Of land lying ON Che south side
of -Four Mile Cres, kAowhNby the name
OF the Preston tract, situate one and half
miles from Alexandra, and four from
Washington and Georgetown. This tract
contains 1850 acres. The public roads
passing between the above mentioned ci-
ties, together with many local advantages
render tins property particularly desira-
BILE.
Also, 400 building lots in Alexandria,
situate in wards
No. 2 and styling principally on Ca
meron, Queen, Oronoko, Pendleton,
Withe, Jefferson Il Madison streets.
Also, one hundred and twenty acres
of land situate an half mile from Alex.
andria on the Leesburg road, adjoining
Peter sherron's lots, formerly Conway's
meadows.
Also, tract or parcel Of land in King
George county, Virginia, so miles from
Alexandria situate opposite Maryland
point, On Potomack river, and binding
one mile thereon, known by the name
of Boyd's Hole, and containing l40e
acres. Nine hundred acres Of this pro-
perty are in heavy timber, inferior to
none on Potomack river.
On this land is store house which
rents for IS pounds per annum, dwell,
ling house, with all other necessary out
houses.
Also, tract of Land in the upper
part of Fairfax county, bordering on the
Loudoun line, about two miles from the
Great Falls of Potomac, containing 425
acres. There are on this tract an excel
lent dwelling house, kitchen, stable, gra-
nary, . large apple orchard of the most
select fruit, a spring ofgood water, and
sufficiepey of fuel, and rail timber fol-
supporting farm. A liberal credit will
be given Tor one half of the purchase mo-
ney, and stock in any Of the chartered
banks, or chartered paper will be receiy
ed in payment.
Richard B. Alexander.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
Historical Sketches
OF THE
LATE WAR

Between the United States and Great
Observation-Disclosures of the individual bra
very of the American Sailors, Soldiers
and Citizens-with Portraits of the most
distinguished Naval y Military Officers,
and views of several Sieges and Engage
ments. Price Dollars.
ALSO
A few copies of Richard Smiths Trial
for the Murder of Capt. Catso n--Com-
plete.-Price Dollar.
For sale by
JOHN A. STEWART.
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