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The following sweet y touching line:
we're written by that excellent mar
he Hon St, George Fucker, Of Virginia
nd we're sent BY a gentleman, from ber.
nuda, to his wife in this place:
Pays Of my youth,
Ye have giided away;
Hairs Of my youth,
Ye are frosted With gray
Ewes ofmy Tonth,
Your keen sight is no more;
Cheeks ofmy youth.
Ye are furow'd, all o'er;
Strength Of my youth,
All your yigor IS gone
Thoughts O. my yoath.
Your cav visions are ilown.
Days Of N youth,
1wish not your recall;
Hairs Of my youth,
Pm content you should fall /;
Eyes OF my youth,
You much evil have seen;
Sheehs ~ my ynu,h,
Baird in tears have vou been
Thoughts Of my Youth,
Ye have led me'astray
Strength ofmy youth,
Why lament ycnr decay.
Days of my age.
We viii shortly be past;
S;as OF my age.
YET awhile ye can last;
JOYS Of M age,
Ii tue wisdom delights
Eyes Of my age.
BereIis'on yonr light;
sboaghts ofthy age.
Dread We nos the cold sod,
Hopes OF my age,
Be flx'd on your ood."
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For Antwerp,

xkE The substantial and fast sallip
80 Ship .ameriea, burthen a85 tons
aavlns two thirds of her cargo engage
he balance will be taken ON moderat,
terms if Immediate application IS mad
70 DANIEL SOMERS.
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FRIDAY, jury L.

:. on Tuesday evening BY the
hsf a9 Dr.. Muir, M. .IoHs s. .
asVslspp 70 Miss sARan pERRy, daagh
WrssaS s., Alexander PerrsT-all OF this
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RATES OF PIL0TdGE.

For vessel from CAPE 'enrv to Alex
apdria, 81 90 per foot.
For a vesse. from Alexandria to Cape.
Hen y, s so
For vessel fran the Mouth Of Potomac
to Alexandria. 2 S3
The above, prices agreed upon BY a
Committee of Merchants and Pilots.
Alexandria, Gctober 4, 1902.
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Merchants Bank Paper
WH.rTED.

have large quantity Of Dry Goods
which | will sell on COCO terms for Mer.
chants Paper at Par, or for any othes
Ihartered or Unchartered BaDk Paper.
Jonathan ScAolield.
9th mo. 90
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ia Ma w Az from the su0Scriher III
montgomery co'ty, near the Sugar Land.
OF the 9th instant, mula:to man named
J A & . B,
but HE name has been changed tc JOHN.
and he calls himself
JACK NILE RT.
about twenty-iour Or 25 years Old.
Heis dark nuiatto, woolly hair, good
counteaaFce. slim made, thin visage. aad
is about FIVE feet nine or Ten ihche, high:
he is a ;olerable shoemaker. and fond OF
gambling, very fond OF dressing, and had
with him when he went away different
suits of fine clothes. aHtl tow linen shirts
and trowsers, | expect H. is useless to
mention his clothing. because he wall
trade them a.IaY. lie took from NE a
HORSE, 3bQut eight years cid,
natural PAGER and travels very fast he
has bald face. and two white hind legs
up to the hooks WITH thin name. about
fifteen hands high, and holds his head
down when riding him, an old saddle Wl!h
the hind part broken, ana an cid platef
sti11' DIT bride with old lcins. will give
One Hundred Dollars reward for the man
aud the horse, if taken out OF the state,
ana sixty for him and the horse if taken
in the state, or ninety dollars ipr hIm,
and ten tor the horac out OF the state or
fifty for him, and ten for the no. Sc within
the state; to any person that will secure
the said runaway in any Jail, 50 | may
get h,m again, and reasonable charges il
PETER B0U!CE.
Montgomery COUNTY. Count,
N. B.-l suspect that the said Mniat-
TO, has got some one to give him pass,
as he is vefy artiul.
July II LAVISH
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FOR BOSTON.

EsG The brig Eliza Haily, E. Fin
. ney, master; will sail in a few
days, & take 2 or 500 barrels on freight
Apply to
Lawrsson and Fewle,
Jsly 10
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

! 80
\ .arIast. Paris anil London dates
slll - aays the iatest-have arrived. !
- iss ciye details, comments and
eraasas ssth eastern extremity of France
- the sv -. announced several days since
s5lca We authority. as this attempt
'A''s scarcely made ere crushed by the.
vas ~ strong arm Of the government.
long az = ;noar mind, furnishes the best
de , eSs,'' possible OF the powers Of the
sS'O1 hon sway ;and that It dees net Stand
b0u las5 d the allied basonetstors support
II II nj. asls to suppress instan'er a conme=
II ae' j remote quaeter, and peacea-
toll : syecute the sentenced the tFibu-
o'y y :. he convic,s: its force mast De
mas ..ajiug over the kingdom, There
e0usl fsssh reports Of, expecteti risings "
wei, s,aiens. &c. Should they oecup.
l III meet the tate ofthe Srern0sle insa !
alu M tseywill consolidate the rePose OF
&C., asssn. Bat we consiierfhese esaar
y .a 4 e6rlitions as proof ofthr genera
e'e; ;;c;s state Of the kipgda,a. As exeep-
i iso. which prove an almost nniversas
uJ ~, az evidence that tie industrious
rus tbipkiag ana retired Part Of the
r't'oa, are qq!etiy eagased IN their p'l'.-
i.;.s while a few Idle, thoayhtless and
vartbless, ave making a noise IN whic.a
nav are INDUCED until they become o..
s 81 and ars then sisenccd. 4 chirps
h. cricket in a field. the fable tells uss
~, ~ l,owp in noise score of Illuminating
oysn. No ot'yer part Of Europe pre-
sented any occurrences OF pelitical inter-
est.
ghe German niet was to be apcned IN
Mar Thcis dcli0eiatins VIII only en-
brsee local and mpaicipai objects.
.aasfria and Hara,ie 6aYe smicaby
settled tie small AFFAIRS TIE treaty Of Paris
leh them 10 adjust.
The last British Papers mentioned t'la'
there had been some .aab, in SaJo.8' aa,
Nsrtos, occasioaesl b. the low rate o.
farmers wages, and the price Of bread !,
The windows OF some mit!efs e hltcacss
have been broken; and the attention o.
the goyerument had been called 10
them.
The FcencA aal British funds CONT
nusd respectable.
The only changes which we're takins
slacein the allied army, were those q
relieves.
Federal Republican.
From czli1.-Ca9tain PrtnaIn OF the
BRIG Alice, arrived at Salem, Informs. that
there were OF Gadiz three patriot prlya-
teers from 8uenos Ayres, they haA cap
tred several Spanish vessels aud had
boarded nslnber of Americans, who
we're treated with politsness.
AtAlsiers they were perfectly tran
qai.
The newfoundland JcfsTnal of Nav 4.
contains the proclamation of Sir Richard
Keats, giving notice Of the delivery to the
French of the Islands Of ST. Pierre and
Miquelon, and OF the re-aamission - the,
subjects Of FraGce to the .ame right of
asains enjoyed by them on the coast of
ne Island of Newfoundland, on the lst
d January, 1892, in pursuance of the
treaty Of peace OF Nov. 90, 1915.
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H'tstsriA, lTsn.l June Is.
,,,a f s has reached town BY agent
''0la Fort Claiborne, That the Cree
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The NluStum VIII Dc UPtI'
the reception OF Visitors, on Monday
gednesday ana Saturday afternoons
rom 8 TO 6 O'Clock.
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ONE HUNDRED
D0ALAAS REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber in
Montgomery co'ty, near the Sugar Land,
or the 9th instant, mula:to man named
] 4 CO =.
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cost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20
ERNNI I.ISRON


Boston, .4fW BY the brig Dispatch,
from LsoCu, which arrived Yesterday, we
received the p p rs of that city to the SD
ot February.
A severe shock of an earthguak Ike, was
experienced at Lisbon the Cd of Feb.
We find in the papers the official deS-
patch of Gen. Mor.llo. giving An account OF
his proceedings against Carthagcna, from
July II, to Sept. II. This is the first Off
ciai account we have seen of the eXpediti-
on. They contain also 4 decree OF his Ca
tholic Majesty, published at Madrid, Feb.
II, announcing his intended marie ge with
his niece, Donna Maria Isabella Francis
ca, second daughter of lhe prince recent
or Portugal and Brazil, aud that OF his
brother Don Cailos, with the third daugh-
ter, Donna NJ 'ria Francesca de ASss.
Oae oi our lat- French papers cont ins
an arti le fvom Berlin, correcting some er-
roneous statements that had bee made res
pecting the prince Leopold, Of SAKE Co
bourg, tn intended hush nd OF the Princess
Chari tie OF Wales. The courier who
had been sent to inf1rmhim Of the ratiica
ton of the contract ofmsrriage, by the I'm
glish royal family, had met hiu at Bcrl n.
He is not captain in the Austrian service,
as has been stated. but q 1t. gen. in tbs
Russian army. His brother Ferdinand
was in the Austrian army, and has lately
married one of the richest hcresses in
Hungary. Leopold has received = liberal
educ alton, and is well vcrsed in military
science, political economy and statistics
He is supposed to be the author of several
works ct considerable reputatinn. He is,
besides, remarkable for his personal beau
ty.
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

Saturday, .ftrH IS.
A number ofbills were reported by the
select committees to whom they had been
referred, some with and some without a
mendment.
The bill from the II ouse to erect Indi-
ana territory into state, was read a third
time and passed.
The bill from the House to change the
mode and rate of taxation on distiliation Of
spirits ia the u. States, was read q third
time and passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration
OF the joint resolution directing medals to
he struck, and, together with the thanks of
Congress, presented go Major General
Harrison and Gov. Shelby, and for other
pur os-s.
Afer some discussion on the expc-
diency of adopting su,h a resolution at
ms t'me, and ~ coupling the names of
Major General Harrison and Governor
Shelby
MIR. Lacock moved to amend the reso
luton by striking thereiiom ..lai. Gen.
William Henry HarHison,"
This motion was determined in the af,-
6rmative by the following vote:
YEAS-Messrs. Dana, Gail,ard, Gore,
Hunter, KING, Lacock, Mason, n. II. Ro-
berts, fat. Thompson, Ti-henor, Turner,
Narnum-13.
NAYS-Messrs. Barbour, Barry, Con
dict, Horscy, Macon, Morrow, Ruggles,
Talbot, Wells, Wiliiams-11.
Iae further consideration Of The subject
was then postponed to day iii next " eek
on motion of Mr.. Roberts
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the joint resolution proposed respect
ting adjournment. which WIS, on motion
Of Mr.. King, postponed to SATURDAY. next
Considerable discussion took place on .
bill " for the liquidation Of certain claims
and for other purposes" the object Of
which is to facilitste an equitable settle
ment Of accounts in the cases where YOU
cheers have been lost, 20 provide for other
cases Of lost papers, land warrants, &c.
but the Bal Was ultimately rejected,
Momday, .AhrK IS.
On motion of Mr. Morrow. the commit
tee on roads and canals we're ttschargei
from the cons derettn of several subjects
specifically referred to them.
Several petitions were presented from
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, res
pecting particular parts of the new tai II
now before Congress and were read.
On motion of Mr.. Roberts, the MESA ge
of the President Of the United States res
peclig the patent Office, was referred to
select committee. Messrs. Ro5> us. MA
con and King are The commute.
The Senate took mp for corsde ration
Che bin to regulate the duties On im-
ports and tonnage" and agreed t. several
amendments reported by The financial com
mittev. The bill was not gone through
before the Senate adjourned.
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SIIIPWRECKS.

T. is with pain, says the Liverp0o! Adj
vertiser, Of February 17th, we have TO an
hounce the loss of threc transports the
Seahorse, Lord Melville and Boadlcea, on
the coast Of Ireland, with many officers and
men, being part of the army from france.
The Seahor,e, after losing both anchors,
drifled upon the sands between iramore
and the furthrest end Of the Rabbit bur
row. about six miles from Waterf I'd, AID
IN few minutes went entirely TO pieces
Tine number Of lives lost by this melancho-
Nv catastrophe, was as follows :-OihceTs,
70; soldiers, 262 scame0, "a paseen-
ger / Officers wife sold er's NV S, 50 ;
officers children, 3 ; soldiers chiiiren,
4O-TotaJ, 365.-ihe .number saved "a
>, ounted only t. 81. The unfortunate fe
males, it is said, met their late with m
Common hrmress. As tic ship a fed to-
clear breach over her, they embraced
Tier husbands, aGd bade them final
farewell. Mrs. ird went into the ca
bin with her children, saying to an officer,
&" II * tie will cf Heaven" and was seen
no more. The wife Of a private said
q VIII you die with me and your child !!
Bot you may escape, and tins may be Of
use" giving him her pocket with sum Of
money she even took out her earrings
aaA put then, i'll it. Herself and child were
lost The survivor, more wretC he'd than
they, lives 20 til the tale, as tears mark
his manly facc.
The Lord Melville ard the Boadicea
brig rode out the gaze for some time, but
at length were driven on the rocks be
tween the Old Head and tin Swan Heals.
Shortly after the Lord Melville struck
her boat was lHun he'd and manned with
five scamen, two officers and two ladies,
supposed TO be their wives. an assistant
surgeon a serje1nt and MS wife md child,
inthe hope Of COMING the shore; but in
few moments She WAS struck by wave,
md swamped and every soul persisted,
with the exc puon ct one of the seancn,
who reached the land scar ely alive. All
the rest Of the people faruuately remain
ed IL the vessel, winch, at low water, n
the COURSE of the night, VS. LEFT n,arly
dry; and tt about one or two O'Clock they
suco eed,d in getting safely to land, to The
number OF abau, 400 souls.
The hoadicea was distinctly seen by the
r. venue officers ard military party, i.h
lght at her to2mast, ill fter midnight
The light AMI Ss"l then disappeared al
1 eetner, and her faJe was cas- ly a0tic'p
ted. Next morning her fragments were
discovered among the rock which lie be
tween thc Two strand, af Garretts-towu and
where she had been driven after parting
lJsm her anchors Sac the ujch.. Upon APP
55roarhng Il e wreck, most heart-rruc.Dg
4 aeue OF mBcry, desol zion and hra h, pre-
& ,.nteG its,l II to the view. The vessel
y, emed to be- q confused nas, of timber,
4Disnks and boards. broken Go LifCes, aHd
a ,,ermizcd wiln pi.es Of dead Dodie,--ncn,
\ Aomei, and children Near To the wreck
q rock somewhat 81, waited above the
.ce Of the water, and upon this wert
about SO on % poor human creatures,
aa sci2mL.ed ~ il irom the W ,sel
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Sa>rsr4av, .4hril IS.

S0rrirday, .4hrH Is.
Mr.. M'Lean, Of Ohio, presented the
petition of suDdry inhabitants Of Cincin-
natl and its vicinity, praying that some
provision may be made Tor the support Of
Col Zebulon Pike, father OF the late Gen.
Pike, whom the petitioners repf, sent to
be in reduced and needy circumstances !;
which was referred to the committee of
Pens ns.
The Speaker laid before the house a
letter addressed 10 him from Col. James
Thomas, respecting his accounts and the
charges exhibited against him as Quarter
Master in the army which was referred
to the select committee appointed on his
accounts.
EXPORTATION OF SPECIE.
Mr.. Calhoun, from the committee on
the National Currency, who were yestcr-
day instructed to enquire int the eXpe-
dieucy Of prohibiting for limited time,
the expectation Of bullion and specie, re-
ported q resolution that it is ineXpedient
at the present line to make the prohibit
on which was read, and ordered to lie
or the table.
Mr. Forsyth, from the committee of
foreign relations, reported, without a.
mendment, the blll from the Senate TO es-
tab'ish a 5, stem Of Navigation FOR tie Uni
ted Stat And tic sail bill was then
committed to a committee Of the whole
House.
The Speaker laid before the House .
letter from the Secretary OF q Treasury
enclosing statement OF the laaOa made ~
government BY The several banks within
tie u S. since March !, 1912 which
1as ordered to ic ON the tabl-.
The engrosscd bills yesterday ordered
TO n Ga rd reading, were this day scveyally
read third time, passed aHa ssnt to the
Sena'c.
The joint resolution for the relief VI ia
be- Mowty, and Che bin fer the rsfct cd
MIS-. Hao.jton, wi 'ow Of the la'e Gene
sal Alexander Hamilton, passed through
a comm ttcc Of The Whole and Inc resJlu-
ton was ordered TO a third reading.
On tne quesdoa of ord rirg .ae BIZ Tor
thc relief OF MRS. Hamilton 10 bc cngics~
sed ior q tl.ird reading,
Mr.. Rect spoke - considerable lcns.
aud Wis., much 2tal ac2il s. tie b % add
moved that It 0e ~ Comm..cl 10 tnc cg.o-
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and were still alive. The people FROM ia,
shore communicated 70 them As we'd as
they could, that the Only Chaccc Of safe
~ was ia remaining where ii y were u:.ti
low water; but either through imp ,tiente
of the misery of their situnton, or from the
impulse Of despair, near 90 CT them plung-
ed into the sea, ard endeavored u gain the
shore, bu: in vain, IS most Of them perish
ed IN the attempt. About 90 remained ON
the rock until low water, and we re al say
ed. The Bod cra, it is said, had OH board
50 officers and priv ties.
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planning Itself in a positive manner as 10
the aHsirs of Parma.
Florence, FEB. z.
II is ,hoeght that the Court OF Milan is
not very well Inclined towards the Con-
Stitutiouai nj Representative governments
forming n different parts of ltaly it is
this whoa probao.y causes the plan of cur
Constitution to 5e postponed.
Heidie5urg, FEB. 10.
News is Just received here that his Holi-
ness. the Pope, on the application Of the
Imperial Austrian Court, had consented to
re store to the university of HviieIbuyg, all
the MSS. and other works taken from
Tie Palatine Library. and hitherto pre-
s rived in the VT can, consisting ofs47 vo-
lumcS. s.-
Vienna, Jan. 30.
within these few days The Exchange Of
Couriers with Italy, has been again very
frequent, Yesterday arrived Count Parr,
of the Staff ot Prince Schwartzenberg, an
Expire SIS from Milan, which he ltft on the
25th, and Immediately proceeded to st.
Petersburg, whittier he is said to be tic
bearer OF important dispatches.
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Negy- York, ,4brR IS.
LATEST FROM LONDON.

YcstIrlay arrived at tbs port, four Of
our first rate Liverpool traders, viz. the
SHIPS Ncstor, Sterling; Pacific, Bovine !;
Ann Maria, Waite; and H. mia, Ora
ham, all from Liverpool, with valuable
cargocs of diy-gonds. hardw re, &c.
By the Nestor. Captain Sterling, the ed
TORS of the Mercantile Advertiser, have
received London papers to the 22d, and
Lloyd's Lists to the Goth OF Feb both inclu-
sive.--E!:tracts follow.
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Just Published.

And for sale at the subscribers Book
and Stationary Store opposite to the
Washington tavern, On King street,
Alexandria
CHARLEMAGNE, or the Church
Delivered--an Epic Poem, in "a books
by Lucien Bonaparte, ofthe Institute of
France, &c. vols. boards. Price two
dollars.
A Circumstaotial Narrative of the
Campaign in Russia, embellished with
plans of the battles of Moscow, Malo and
|jaraslaviter. Containing faithful de-
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scenes of which the author was an eye
|witness-5y Eugene Labaums, captain
Of the royal geographical engineers, &c.
1 vol. octave. Price 50 so
ALSO,
The following Juvenile Books by the
deem or single.
Young child's primmer, n. York pre-
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Barbauld's hymns, way TO wealth. ro-
ems for children, seven wonders of the
world, true stories related, false stories
corrected, Watts's divine songs, the
black prince, childrens' play,- instruc-
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igans,. the oiiO, garden amusement, the
hermit, cries Of New York, solar mi
Horoscope, Alexander Selkirk, the real
Robinson Crusoe), Youths cabinet Of
aature, life Of Daniel Lambert, select
fables in prose and verse, the lottery,
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epitaphs, the mirror of misery, or tyran-
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Of fish, of insects, new years gift, beau
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The following are principally ornament
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Joe Debson, blue beard, punch'svisit to
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at home, the world turned upside down,
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eOtf

To all whom it may concern
You are hereby aoti6ed that the Direct
Tax of the United States for 1915. has
become due and payable, and that atten-
dance viii be given to receive the same
at the following tines and places viz.
Aide, Thursday, 29th Feb. 1916. =
Loudoun,
Aiiddlebureh, Friday, 1st March. Up
beryille, Saturday, Cd. Prog Town.
MONDAY, 4th. Punkin Tewn, Tuesd. ,
9Th, Nicholas Osborn's, Wednesday,
9Th. Hillssorough, Thursday, 9TH. Wa
terford, Friday, Sth. SOuder's Store,
Saturday, 9th. Leesburg, Monday and
Tuesday, 18th and 18th.
Centreyille, Wednesday, 18th, Fairfax,
Capt. Scngster's, Thursday, 18th,
Colchester, Friday, 18th,
West Ep4fSaturday, 18th,
Fairfax Q. Mouse, Monday & Tuesday,
18th and 10Th,
Wren's Tavern. Wednesday, Goth,
Wiley's, Thursday 2lst,
GAINESVILLE, Friday, ed,
Gum Spring, Saturday, Esd,
And that correct copies of the tax
list remain with the principal assessor
of TIE collection distriet open to tie in.
spection Of any person, who may apply
to inspect the same.
You are further notified that the duties
on household furniture and on gold and
silver watches, have also become due, &
that attendapce aill be given at the fore
going tines and places to receive the
same. Bank notes Of anychartered bank
within the District Of Columbia, Virginia
notes or notes of the Leesburg Union s;
Loudoun Companies will be received,
Notwithstanding The latter are said to be
gong.
Hours Of attendance from 9 O'Clock It'd
4o'clsck.
JOHN LITTIIEJOHN,
Collector Of he 22d C2hection
District Of Vugiaia.
Fsb S--eo2w.
IN TN I.
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Plaster Land for Sale.

|VWyHE subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm, in the County IF Fauquier.
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one third Of which is OF the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth of red oak and hickory-The re-
sidue, (beins cleared land, is in good
heart, two thirds of it having been
laid down In red clover, and no tract
lin the state has afforded higher eviden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster of Pa
|ris.-There is, en- this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams Of Broad and Mil Runs, u
scite for a Merchant Mill, with fall
|of e5 feet. surrounded by every mate
rial for building. and by the SIDE of a
well built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
A law has passed for turnpike roa'
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, | viii take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a.
cfe. with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-Ofice,. Va
September 90.