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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05


The following are the concluding pa
asrapAs OF the sentence against Richa &
Smith, for the murder of Capt. Carson Of
rhliadelpaia, as delivered by Judge
Rlsh: .
fol are young man. cut OF by vice
N me morning Of you- days. Your SIM
..sssearceiy risen, before It vii! set; not
t0ose, under shades Of everlasting night,
oet iaati in the morning of the rcsurrec.
uos' yea may slime in robes of innocence.
purcaaSedby the blood OF the lamb.
Now to the grace, mercy and good.
s ssss Oh uod, | commend you, concluding
:, s''a tins single request, tina; immediate,
GA "a your return to prison, you will
S sou LOT some pious divine, to pray with
s sSa' and for You, and to assist you in
awaits You.
sc,;, ne sentence WHICH the law pre-.
s *. Tor murder in the fl st degree, 4
',s court awards, is this
., taat yoa be taken from hence, tc
e al Saoi atthe city and county of phila,
ss,sa'a' from whence YOU came, and
b. =, 49, shence 70 the place ofexecution and
g.. 5ere hanged by the neck until you
~ so.' And may God have mercy up.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
June 5
Pub ic Sale.

on Friday evening next. at 8 O'Clock.
VIII Dc sold at our auction store, a large
assortment of dry goods, consisting of
Frinsed and plain silks
Shlrung cottons
Cloths
Black and white cambrics
Dlmilies and Jeans
Vestiugs and checks
Hhkts. lenos
Musllns, &c. Also,
An assortment hardware
| case wine glasses,
German linens &c.
And at the same time
W!l be soll for .uerchants Bank Notes
Madras hhkts. shifting cambrics
Black canDric, book muslins
Waterloo shawls, white and black
sauze hosiery.
Griffith aud Bravner.
June :
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LOST
A STORE KEY, the finder will be
rewarded by leaving it at Messrs. John
Douglas 4 CO.
June 8 st
LOST
PUBLIC SlL1.


THIS DAY, the 5th instant, at half pas'
ten O'Clock, will be sold at the yeh
due Store, corner Of Prince and Fair
fax streets
Ginghams, cotton silirtinss,
Irish sheetings anal linens, &c. for Char
tered and other bank paper.
ALSO, 49,.
Cloths, cassimeres, imperial and Ben
nets cords, cambria and ieno muslin
India and domestic cotton, English shirt
ing, Irish linen, dimities, caicoes, sat.
tins, levantines and Virginia silks, cas-.
simcres, shawls, cotton hosiery, Madras
handkerchiefs, sewing silks, cottons and
thread, etc. etc.
r. G. Marsteller.
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Charles ounty Court,
March Term. 1916.

-
On application to the Judges of Charles
County Court. by petition in writing Of
VIM. Dent Harrison, Of Charles County.
for the benefit of the act of assembly Tor
the relief of sundry insolvent debtors
passed at November session one thou.
sand eigh, hundred and five, and the Sc
yeral supplements thereto, on theaerms
mentioned therein, schedule of his pro
lperty, and list o! his creditors, on oath,
as far as he can ascertain them accompa-
Inying his petition; and the court being
lsatisfi ID by competent testimony that the
lsaid William Dent Harrison has resided
two years Immediately preceding the
|tims of his application, in the state Of
Maryland, and that the said William
Dent Harrison is in custody for debt on
ly, and for no other cause--It is there
upon ordered and adjudged that the and
William Dent Harrison be discharged
from custody, and that by causing CO.
Ply of this order to be inserted in some
one OF the newspapers edited in the dis
trict OF Columbia once week for tw0I
months before the third Monday in Au-
gust next give notice TO his creditors ,o|
appear before the said eourtat fhe court.
house in Charlestown, en- the laid third
Monday in August next, for the purposei
of recommending trustee for their be-
nefit, & to shew cause if any they have.
why the said William Dent Harrison
should not have the benefit of the act of
assembly aforesaid aud the several sup
elements thereto as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
april IS x 1awam
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
Charles Slade.
Removal.
JOHN JACKSON

-. JOHN JACKSON
Has taken counting room. in the store
occupied by ]. II. Clements and Gee,
and nearly opposite the Umou Bank.
WKere he offers for Sale.
Turks Island and Cadiz Salt
shad and Herring.
ALSO, $50 =
xSK The brig eiam6ia. burthen lso
N8setons. slows about, 100 barrels.
an excellent vessel. ready for the reeep.s
ton of a cargo. and can be fitted for sea
at trifins expense. Terms liberal
Payment viii be received in any bank
paper of the district.
May SOY :"
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May s
Ran away,

-
On the lst of May inst. between Alexan.
dja.and Georg town.
A Bright Muatto, named Isaac. a-
~ bout itwenty-one years OF age;
when from home generally calls hitnseif
Isaac Sager, and passes fer white man.
He has blue ewes, light '''air, mole, on
his left eye lid, his left arm has been
broke. perhaps may be discovered vet.
He is an. excellent distiller, waggoner,
and good farmer, and speaks the Ger
man, language took with him. bay
mare, nine or ten years old, IS hands u
an inch high, the lett bind foot white, and
a potch in her right ear, lie also took
with him about two hundred dollars in
money. 49,
Any person or persons taking up said
slave Isaac, and combining him 50 that |
get him, shall! receive Fifty D liars iie.
ward, and it brought home all reasonable
charges will be paid, by applying to
James Allen, or
Christian Miller, ~
Living in Woodstock, shenandoah
County, Virginia.
May II s2sts
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CHARLESTON, Nav 90.


Arrived British brig Emperor Alexan-
lder, {of Aberdeen.) Watt, Dundee, 9C
IdaYs, and last from Falmouth, Eng: il
I6S DAYS. On the 10th inst at 2P. NJ. in
lat. 80, 50, long. e., saw a brig TO wind
ward be,ring down upon us she hoisted
Spanish colors, and hailed us in English
asking where we were from, where bound
&c; these Undergraduates being answered
The ordered US to shorten sail until he
tsent his boat on hoard after reaching
THE vessel, the boarding officer, (who ap-
lpeared to act in the capacity of a lieuten-
lant,| demanded the vessels papers. which
were delivered to bin. lie then informed
JUS the brig was Spanish man o. war
land returned on board of her; he socl
latter, however, paid us another visit
iwhen the boats crew, who were armed
with knives commenced plundering the
vessel Of every thing they thought pro-
Iper--among tie articles stolen. were {
|spar mainyard, a coil and half Of new
rope, about SEQ weight of beef and pork
and the captains watch, which wa,
snatched from his feb, and again depart:
led. They very soon paid US third vi
sit, broke open the matches, and took on
one bale of osnaburgs; they then entered
the cabin. and robbed the captain of a par
of his wearing apparel: after which thu
crew we're serted in like manner; the,
also piundered us O! SIX boat oars; leaving
two of their own which were useless
one coil of second hand rope, &c. and
then left the vessel, saying through theil
interpreter, that we might think our
selves id we'll off," The Interpreters
stated that the brig was 81 days from
Porto Rico on cruize. That merchant
men may be on their guard against such
piratical Williams. we publish The descrip-
ton of this freebooter OH the ocean she
is long, low, black brig, with billet bead,
eight ports on a side, and two at her
stern; appeared from model, SC. TO be
American built; about Semen on board;
there was nothing like discipline or Or
ganization on beard, as her people, when
Che Emperor Alexander's papers were
received, all rushed to the quarter deck.
in the greatest confusion and disorde
| he vessel is one of our privateers
lately sold in Cuba or the West Indies. !
Ga the Goth inst. in lat. 50, 81, long.
so, spske bright sided and copper b.
toned brig, from New Orleans, bour
to 3Ordsahx--proeably the South Card.
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|nchester. Nav 25. :.
Fo.. sale or freight,

Fos sale or freight, !,
The new substantial senoo .ssa
Z Milo, capt. spalding' 0u 5s.s'
ms or 1000 barrels, h'sh we. s,e.
bf the best materials since the Pc ~
omplete'y equipped for any s0' -
kPPIy to J, Co,
WBo oFFER FOX sAxE' .y:.s
cargo Of tAe ABOVE scnoons. .sion
|, of 4so casks fresh lhomas
| and a few finished oars.
" 6
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PAILApxLpHrh. June /,

c, eaocflns effects Of False Hopcur.-In
Sss 's'!uence o'a dispute originating in a
Nj, en- two yoaag men of his city
4'-slas u jersey CT Tuesday last.
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Just Received from Boston,

" Wv r'~S MI ~ - VI oHeoAAy
By the sch. Rebecca, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
B ngal indigo
Soap in boxes
Alum, .f,p
.s.VD IN STORE. 4af.s
First quality Madeira ! Hines,
'i'eneriffe in ha'fpip
Lisbon, and
Malaga 4 quarter
% Port casks.
4th proof Antigua rum in hhds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and lIds. .
Superior gu lily Orleans sugar il
! hossheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. and 8 chocolate ~
Liverpool blown and coarse salt
Best faulty flour, and general aa-
-, sortment Of groceries,
For safe by
T. Bryan Hampson & Co.
april 90
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~
Engines Of death were placed IN their
aands by their pretended friends. The
|contents were discharged without effect.
Again they were reloadea-and again
|shey prove harmless to either party
|.rhrice they were loaded and thrice they
,royed harmless! Here let the reader
|For moment pause. Let humanity, let
|hanour, if you please SO to call t,ponder
lover this scene Of infatnation and wick
edness. Two youths, perhaps grown up
together in friendship, are suddenly con
|yerted into deadly enemies. Ill advised
land unrestrained by reflection, they are
hurried to the field of death and their
friends uneoncernedly look on their at
|tempts at each others murder! Thirst
ling for each others blood, the instruments
lof destruction are again loaded, and again
discharged without effect! A fifth time
with the same result! A sixth! A
and youth of eighteen is
Isent into eternity! We can proceed no
farther: the heart bursting subject, is lett
Ito our readers reflections.
RICHMOND, June I.
Just as our paper is preparing for
Ipress, We hear ola most distressing oc-
Icurrenee. We have seen gentleman
lwho has seen his two wounded friends.
The world is aware Of a dispute some
time existing between Peter Randolph,
Judge of the Circuit Court. and Thomas
Wells. Delegate from Nottoway in the
General Assembly. 1t has led toa war
lmthe newspapers; but not until now,
| to bloodshed. On Wednesday Evening
Judge Randolph rode to the Court House
fof Nottoway, to inspect some papers at
1.-THE Clerks Once his friend and cousin
ICM. Greenhi'l was in his company, until
he came within short distance Of Mr..
*ell's house. Wells keeps a public
house, the piazza of which is near tie
read. JuageR weat to the Clerks Of
I6ae-and on hisreturn by WIS. house,
approached it. as II to speak to MIR. w.
land stcptinto the piazza. Wells came
Ito the door no conversation, or a very
short one ensued the latter fired and
shot Judge r. in the breast. The lat
ter stagg ered out of the house, aud had
mo, YET fallen, when Col. g. who had
been to the jail, and heard the report OF
the pistol, came up and found him woun-
.ded. Jadge r. told him of what had
passed, and begged him net to hurt
Wells.
The latter again came to the door and
ordered Col. g. of. The Col. refused
to obey the command; when Mr.. w. fir
ed at him and wounded him with two
balls one of which strlck on one side
of the neck. ard wound round to the o.
lther, the other is not yet found. After a
short time, the two gentlemen were re-
moved.
Su gical aid was called in-and on
Thursday morning. both gentlemen we're
Iseen by our informant; the physicians
had not dein;tively pronounced upon
Judge RS. case the bali was supposed
ito have passed through and lodged near
to the region of the back bone. The
Eaboye is .hasty sketch and may there
fore prove detective.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
Five L;ollarS Reward
May II

Ran away from the subscriber on the
night Of the 7th instant, black woman,
named Daphney-she is veil known in
this toar. AID gets drunk every oppor,
tunity. will give the above reward to
any person for taking up and bringing
home The said runa way. All persons
are cautioned. against. harboring or en-
ploying her, as the law will be put in
force against any offending: {.
james N. Donald.
~ Mav11 ,,,~
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TIE
Steam Boat Camden,

UtCaIEI I1UtI OttUft1C7f,
Having changed her time If plying be.
tween Alexandria and Georgetown, viii
in future run as follows -
Leave Cameron-strcet wharf, Alexan.
dria, every morning at nine O'Clock, and
arrive at Georgetown at half past ten
O'Clock; and start from thence for Alex,
andria at { ur O'Clock ia the afternoon.
Freight will be taken on reasonable
terms.
June 5 1T
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Orleans Sugar, &c.
= ~. cLF.MENTS g co.

q j. II. CLEME.FTS e 10 d
Corner Of King and Watersheds, b4ye
received this day and offer for sale on
moderate TERMS e..r
10 hogsheads prime N. o. sugar a
4 ditto do. Jamaica do.
4 ditto old Jamaica rum
2 dittI Antigua do.
S ditto retailing molasses
so barrels Baltimore whiskey
80 boxes brown soap
40 ditto mould candles
so ditto raisins
100 foaves sugar -.
100 reams wrapping paper
6 casks. Goshen cheese.
p A constant supply family flour,
april IS If
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CIV Line of Stages.
The Winchester Mail Si0Ss
WILL ST ART
berg Moaday. 1asi''sa'y
Saf,trdasi,

- 4.
ROM M'LAueBLIs's ia 1--WE %
three O'Clock, A. M. ana al inc
hestsr early the same ey :. .s,srr,
Ening will leave M'Guirs,s md = ar.
CHICHESTER, at three o'cleck' 60 .au,s
. u .aierondrio at an early nou '',;e %
Ing. The Stage will eon'' tsr TIC
DISTINCTION 0eorgetoS'o'
,modatiou OF passengers. e,.st rds
b. The above Lire IS ~ tlst
1.-The public may rest ass MR. cor
| attention WILDE paid TO then
The psopriet0rs.d
y III.
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For Sale or Freight,

TOT oalt OF TTtlglH,. Ia
tn The superior ship Haliace, Jes
NkAsremiah Stickney, master: bur-
then AGO barrels. built at NewburJ port
of the best material, has performed bat
three voyages, is in complete order for
sea to complete cargo for any port in
the south of Europe--if require d one
half would be slipped on the owners &C
count. Aprly;tor go.
La,crason g Fc1cEe.
May s
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of deed of trust to the sub
scribers, will be sold. on the premises.
on Friday, the Twenty first day of
June, that large and conmodious three
story Warehouse and the Lot on which
it stands, situated ON the north side Of
King street, and next the dock that di-
vides Twins from Ramsay's wharf,
fronting Oh Ramsay's WHAT forty feet.
and the same on King -stree'--at present
occupied by John Adam and Jacob Nor
gan. Terms of sale cash.
e. 4. Taylor. and
". Herbert, Junior,
trustees.
May IS. dts
The sale Of the above pro-
perty is postponed until Saturday the
9th day OF July.
4. l. Taylor,
". Herbert, jar.
June 5 IS
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Spring Goods.
The subscriber has just received and
is now opening at lis Store few doors
above the Washington tavern, COM
pletc and elegant assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
C0nsiStiUo. Of

o., y o"otot'"S ~ 49,.
One bale of superfne London broad.
cloths, one ditto kersimeres Of superb.
|or quality. Ma'seilles veslinss, Irish
linens, corded muslins, gipshams, lace,
|pelieces, ditto wells, ditto shawls, ditto
'handkerchiefs, thread laces, leyantine
and damask silk shaNls. ditto handker-
chiefs, silk hose, cotton ditto, kid and
beaver gloves, plain and plaid silks,
Levantines, Of assorted colours, Leno
and Book Musl,ns, Cambria do. real
India Null Null Muslin, do: Lawn
Linen Camblic, Canton Grapes, Cotton
Kersimeres--Company Flag & Bandan
ma hkfs.-Super A. 4 London Pants
Searsuckers, Furniture Calicoes, Cheeks
Bed-TickiDss.. Russia Sheetinss, Dow
tas, Carpcllngs, &c. &c.
ALSO, -. Z:
5000 yards Domestic Tow Cloth.
sr Country Merchants will find it t.
their advantage to call and examine the
above goods. ;
THOMAS WHITTLE..
May Is tt
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Landing this Day
40 casks, 10 tons British Patent Shot
4s casks diamond head Spikes
1000 VT. Bar Lead, for sale by
Adams. Herbert & Go.
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~. ,earn verbally. that Mr.. 10
w !, EagIi,h merchant OF respec'a-
e esf.s' :" ~, e5ecuted at Carthasena; lhls
uin :, mstauce had occasloned general
el pa s,olsnt ceiling Of resentment IN ia
saa.s'y asainst general Morillo aud the
n'usea' sarty --Boston GaSette.
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-29
F0r Lake by &c Snb[tribrr,

A second volume of Allison's Sermons
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Sonthey, esq. IS cts.
M. De RoCcas' Memories Of the French
war in Spain, dollar
Paris Revilited in 1915, by I.Scott, I col
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. Opie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol
Christable, Xubla Khan, and the Pans
of Sleep, Viiion, by S. 7. Coleridge,
ST cts.
Chrittan Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Maionic Minitrel, ielection of Mafonic,
detrimental and humorous fongs, diets.
glees chorutes, rounds and canzonctts, ref
Pectfuliy dedicated to the moft antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Nations, with an appendix, containing a
:hort hiltorical account of Maionry, and
likewile lift of all the Lodges the Unit
ed States.
n. B-Subscrbers TO the laa mentioned
book. will pleas call or send for them The
Subscribers price is dolls non subscribers
8 s9s ROBT GRAY.
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lord Byron on Lord ELgin.

Among the many verses which
Lord Byron mas written ON the sub
ject oil Lord Elgin robbing the
temple Of Minerva at Athens, we
extract the following, for their pc,
culiar force and spirit.
But who, Ofall the plunderers of yon fame
On hiSh-where Pallas Enger'd 10th to fee,
The latef relic of her ancient reign,
The laf, the WORT, dull fpoiler, who was hei
Bluff Caledonia such thy fon could be I
England Joy no child he was of thine
Thyfree born men lhould fpare what once
was free
Yet they could violate each faddening fhrine
And bear thefe affairs DER the long reluctant
brine.
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MISCELLANY.
From me Petersburg Lnteihgencer
LITERARY ANECDOTES AND
REMARKS.
Jefiy and Moore.

1t is well Known that the cele.
brated Reviewer, Jeflry, and the
equally distinguished poet, Moore,
once met to settle a point of honor.
We believe it was IN the summer
Of 1906. The contestants met on
rhe ground /; and when about to
take their stations, were arrested by
police officer. The civil autho-
rity, however, had no occasion to
have interfered as the secondswere
SO friendly as to load thsir pistols
with mercuriai pills, in place of
teQden bulls. To this circumstance
lord Byron alludes in ;he following
humorous lines:
Health to great JefTryl Heaven prefervc his
life,
To FOURTH on the fertile flores of Fife,
And guard it lacred in his future wars,
Since Authors fomGtmes feek the field Of
Mars
Can none remember that eventful day,
That ever glorious, almot fatal fray,
When Llttle's leadleis piltol met his eye,
And Bad fleet myrmidons food laughing
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NIL C0mmi55ignersOMee, /
HHg. {, 1916.

nag. 81 1910
The Board Of Navy Commissioners will
receive, until the Ist day of January, 1917,
proposals for furnishing, for the use of the
Navy of the United States,
$4,000 to 6o,ooo cubical feet of live oak
timber, cut to moulds, for ship of the line
and two frigates.
100000 to $50, ooo feet of oak plank. and
Is, 900 feet of yellow pine plank, 70, the
same.
Also-Izo, 300 feet Of white pine boards,
OF in. Ia in. Z in Z IA in. and ranging
timber for ships of the line and frigateS, OF
either live oak, white oak, locust or red re-
dar, or PropCrtionof each to be delivered
at such navy yard or yards, as the commits
SiCRers may designate, and be subject to the
navy inspection at the places of delivery.
The commissioners will find, at the public
expense suitable person to superintend the
moulding. They invite those disposed to
offer for contracts, to make their proposals
for not less than quantity sufficient for a
ship of tho line, or for frigate.
JOHN RODGERS, Pre5idem
offBe Board ofNs4yy Co1mi5fio7ey5.
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FOR SALE

a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, "
\ ing on the waters Of great run, inFau-
quler, about five miles from the court-houle
containing 3SI acres about third of
which is in wood. The land, it is believed,
from experiments made on the adjoining
lands, is we'll iuited to the ufe of clover and
platter. Any Perion wilhing to purchafe,
will pleaie call on the fublcriber in Alexan-
drla. or MIR. Aiexander D. Kelly, in Fau-
quer, who is authorized to lhow and con-
tract for the fame. VIM. DOBIE.
November 8. IF
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TO RENT.

I have to Let a Three Story Brick
Dwelling House, calculated for boar d.
ing house, IT present occupied for that
purpose by Sarah Washing on, and has
accommodation sufficient Tor i6 or IS
boarders, And Q other large and com
modious three Story Brick Dwelling
Houses just finished suited to accom-
modate gcn;eel and large gamilIes.-
Also. store and large brick ware house
at the lower Jerry this stand is equal
TO any IN the place icr purchasing pro.
duce, and sale of groceries. For terms
apply 20 the subseribcc.
.fenathqa Scioifeld,.
OtL,,-, e,I
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10 LET.

That elegant establishment on Ief-
'erson street, a commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
ADD i've good lodging rooms neatly s.
aished, smoke house, dairy, kitchen.
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, garden well stncket
with vegetables, and best 81 wa,er .,
the distance Of 400 or 500 ,atds---tls
improvements are in complete repair,
ne situation very Pleasan. 1.-THE rent
will be moderate, aud immediate pos
session given--apply to
IOHN JACKSON
Aug. o
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LAND FOR SHE,


In the County of Fairfax about Is
miles from Alexandria, and the same
distonce from Georgetown and Wash
ton. This land is now under good
fencing, and lies in handsome square
OF four fields, which all concentrate
in one yard, with new barn, for which
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
is a sufIiciency Of timber to support
The place for number of years there
is from $50 20 500 acres, fifteen in
meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provements are frame Dwelling,
large enough for any size family, with
every necessary out house, well water
ed, and excellent springs. large or
chaTds of every kind OF fruits. The a
Dove land is good and VIII be sold a
great bargain, OF application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
Alex'a. King street, Aug. l6.