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WANTED-
March 16.

WAN ESllt
"A ~ APPRENTICE TO the Printing Busi-
a ness, at the Office Of Rckie q Trhebear-As yari-
ETY. Of work is executed diere, youth will have annie on
P"ruty Of acquiring the different branches OF Ge art
None necd Apply unless he he goodhumoured, dOcle of
sound constitution, and tOleraby apt-Appiy immediate
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NOTICE.

NO IOE.
'sNitE Subscriber, sole acting executor OF
the late Allan Pollock, requcstsa perscis whe have
c'i's ast lbs ;esaior. the Late Rebert Pollock, OF Pc
ersburg, 20 bring them forward, properly - ieneat,
for sediment.
All WHO arr indebted to either, also requested make
payment, satisfactory arrangement immediately
iherwise suits will b idiscninatey ordered alter
s0irshlt time from this date.
MIR. NitGan Robertson, Merchant Petersburg is fully
authorized adustId settle all the business transacted at
that pl1ce
EDMUND w. ROOTES. Executor
Of dian P0itcck, deceased.
RfrlgsL0nG, March
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FN1NE HUNDRED Buenos Ayres Hides,
(sn drisd) large ad excellent quality Just received
aid for salt, by VIM. SHEPHERD,
Street leading .iayo Bri,,cc
tfbIUnfy28 o7-U
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1oMe Peofiie cfthe United States Of NJ
"eTlca, on tie firesent internal situafi59
q England, as far as yegards Trance
1t is natural for every body 70 wish 10
hear of their relations, and, tters fore.
presume, thatit will not be dis ereeable TO
you to hear OF the mother country, who.
though you have had some pretty serious
quarrels with her, has such an affection
tor you, at bottom, that | verify believe.
she would, even now, forget all the PAST.
you were to express the smallest desire
to throw yourselves into her Material
arms. At any rate, indifferent as YOU NAV
feel towards England in the light of a rc!.-
ton or parent, you must wish t. know how
she Is, as nation, at TIE end CT twenty
two years OF war, anil under debt os
ABOUT a Thousand millions steTiag.
You have seen her, By one means OF a
mother, succeed in the subjuFation cf
France. You have seen all EuIfpe actinr
at hernod. Tie little check size received
in her short ar against Won, Europe Is
almost forgotten already and If She could
now so on with prosperity in peace, her
example would s. and on high, and call for
the imitation of al the nations &c tie earth +:
that IS to say, the example Of ration. that,
| III order to succeed in war. mor;ggses ev-
cry inch OF iand, every stock and s.oae, in
For many years, The rartizars Of vac
have been trumphing Ia what tl,sy called
| the falls he'd predictions of their opponents,
who torotold bankruptcy and utter co.fa,
| sion tom the enormous amount Of fse
debt The former he'd Vi the incressinr
new Enclosures Ct land the i'm rsays O. rev,
roads. canals and bridges and the iacrc..s
| ing high livi 6 Of the rich, tcgetler with
| That OF all the sigis Of wealth thrsa e. ey
| he'd up tous as so msny proofs Ct til.
| benefits Of wsr, d-bt and xa,ica. Ar
indeed, after the s,cprage Of cash paw.
| mtnts at the Bark Of Euylard in 17sI
/ which ptoiuced very Il tleinj..v al ass
! and m tie enA, great ben.at t. tse ~sr
and paper srs.em, the opponents of n at.
! system had very 1t le to sly. Thee.
then, became r icHud5 90 tie means q
| the government. which, from that non, f.f.
obtained an cifsctu,l bod on ,he :. al.
OF the moneys worth things a. tie c.ui,-
| try.
BIZ, still, this 'u'd not so m forever.
It was clear, that soater on later, .lcse
issu> q paper mercy must, Il nt'need
! without interruption, p,o3uca vhal u
| Such issues, In al count,ics, have, az T. 49,,
produ ed--nauely. Tie total blowing W
! OF tn whole system, and, PERHAPS o. he
government altng with Il. Yet, u atts, nd
TO ies8en The quanti,y cfp pcr oa.y, ID
vas tsy % forcace, woOi ne at'cii ed
With effects nearly as sti4 us. Ire a..
Indeed, Of the same sort, thougt GUei; q
50 wlcciy ~ the in'mtGioie caoss
10 ltiewpt cfthis descr J.iou h.s nosy
| been maze. lat, b1ioPe I speak 1. yoa Il
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
ETOR MACE, black man. about nine
teen years old, bsiween and feet high, we'll set
tc squnt III eye, wears ear-oas vas raised in A.
ieDdr where he has been hired for several years. and i,
Strawn, Of Westmoreand Mr., Fuicier OF Iirl,o,d
and by him TO Daniel Field.
FIFTY collars for Islam, yellow man, purchased, Of MIR.
Bell OF Richmond, by Danir Field about 40 wears old
feet high, and stout made. Has god countenancc to'
hold and assuming. lie excellent ostl, and carriagc.
driver. lie has wife o Mr.. Ellott's in PETERSBURG
where he lived many years, and is Wen known.
DANIEL FIELD, by
ELIJAH MAY.
-5Fdrch 60. Ios-tf
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IT.dkD ELECIII.W
Z he Citizens Of Richmond are hereby
n.ifed iiat tie election for Common Council Mel,
wiii ~ tsd tire first "Wednesday IN APRIL IN jeftron
Nafds NO. :, 20 the c0urtbnucin Madi,it ward No. .
a'tte W reli'. Co-,' houe-andin Monroe Ward, No.
sat Hoiegt Hyde's Hteuc.
Poswi be opened az 10 O'Clock An
G.d. ~. VREN, ScygT. C. n.
fFrfr" 20
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90 DOLLARS PEWARD!

~ LIDts[~|IAO NJ W sdhO
II 2 ANYWAY from the subscriber on the Goth of
< q JANUARY last, negro named JOHN
John is about feet or inches high, bad on when
he abseonded, dark surtout and psntaloons made
ct dark bear-sSn cloth, and wool hat, about half
wCrn he is OF yellow complexion, when spoken
60 has down Ioos All captains of vessels are for
warned OF harbouring or taking on board Of their
vessel the said fellow John. Ipurchased him of
Thomas Kemp in Gloucester county on York river
where expect he is COW lurking. He has been
IN the habit of fishing for oysters in York river and
Queens crsek. lie isvery we'll acquainted about
the neishborhoo3 Of the a0oye mentioned places.
Any person or persons who will deliver hrn TO me
IN Fluyannah county, near Columbia on Eorth RI
yer, to Frances Stubs, IN Gloucester county or
secure him in any jail, that get him agaia, shall
receive the above reward.
NICHOLAS LEWIS.
March rs. IO2-.u~
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STORED TOBACCO.

Friends T. ID. A2i I.5
IilsrIy I'D. "a lsO
he above two lds. of Tobacco have remained in the
Supss5rs Warehouse upwards o four years, and will be
sud. at auction, the first day of ApTiinAr unless their
storage is previously paid by the owner.
Ca4iRLES II. MITCHELL.
Ncfrh -. lcl-tf
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VALUABLE LANDs-For sue.

VALUABLE LANDS-For SHE.
A I Public Auction, on Monday, 18th day of a
81 pii next, ut the Office of heron, Sntor & Co.
in the city Of Richmond, ths following Lands Will
be exposed to sale, viz:
GREENSPRlNG, The residence OF the late
William Ludwe II LIE, Esq containing ,93i il acres,
situated in James City county, 2b3ut SIX miles from
she City Of Williamsburg, about ffty-three miles
IRON this City, and about ~ hours sail from Nor
folk, and binding considerable distance ON James
River, little above James Town. A great part OF
this tracti heavily tinbcrcd with oak cyprus pine
and other yaluabcgrowihs, Which may be water
borne from the shore. The woodlands present an
Object OF greatimportsnce and particularly in rels-
ton to ship timber. its vicinity to the Contemplated
Naval Arsenal at York Town, and The ease with
which 1t can be transported to any market. A saw
mill was erected on The land by the late proprietor
y may be resumed Ia great advantage i'll the manu-
tseture opiank aud scaoting for this KIT alone.
~ considerable part IS low ground utsbie Tor mea-
dow. The PONhatan Swamp 10 estimated to con
tain upwards 1T 600 acres heavily Gmjersd pr;n-
eipsliy with cyprus, f.om which an immense guam
tty OF shingles could lie PR cured, and of xhsus-
tlHe fertiiity-the hies lands generally ia goo
heart and improbable The buildings aIrl other
improvements, constitute another important item in
ats yslae and although Of late years mach neglected
can he easily restored TO what it formerly was an
eegeHt establishment. The mapsOn and its wigs
are OF BRICK, instructed by the late proprietor ia
very handsome style and the grounds tasteiuIly ar
ranged The situation as healthy any IN The low
or country. The orchards are extensive and oe
shoice fruits. The water excellent and abundant
the woodlands abound with deer. Fish, and Wild
tow! can be had with convenience.
Also at the same time and place, will be soil a
small Tract adjoining called the Main, containing
500 Acres, more than half Of which is 10 wood.
The quality ofthis Land is'fue in bends also on
James River adjoining Mr. Amber'5 Land
The Buildings are convenient * suitable. The a.
boye lanSs will he sold credit of2 years equal
payments for approved endorsed noes, negocsble
and payable at either Of the incorporated Banks in
this Cty,-Ts ose contemplating purchase, can
see the len by applying tn Edmund Christian,
Esq. Williamsburg. A plat copied from late sur
vey, may be seen at the Merci,ants' Coffee-iIouse
IN this city Possession OF Grecnspriag may be
had Immediately after the sale, BY order Of the pro-
pfietor.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
March Q. 1O0-tis
inst ,rceired and for sale, ty the Subscribers
100 tons Plaster Of Paris
4s bbls. clipt Herrngs
200 buSt Scotch dc.
$50 5bI'; caraie,ss and Ley5arns BIS; reetifed
whisky.
.GFLO.41,
200 bbls. corn.
INT duly erbccted 10 receiDe;
20 bids prime moLasscs. SAAPAhD & WEBB.
ls5rhdJy29. c7-tf
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en- DoIafS fiesvtiiU
EIIiLiA be given for apprehendirg negro man,
w named NED--20 er % wears of aee---be-
tween feet 6 and 9incles high brown complexion
The above negro, with two others, Sam and Hai.-
ry,w hlred to me by MIR. Lewis C.. Tyler OF
Mountaineering said MIR. Tyler said, he beev-
ed they were good negroes. Having weeluly cx-
perlenced MIR, Tyier's Judgment of good negroes,
think 1t duty 10 advise every person the habit of
hiring negroes, and who wishes to avoid loss and
trouble, not TO hire the above banned negroes, two
OF which tNed aud Harry are noted robbers and
runaways.
The above reward will be givenGo experimenting
said negro CNed,) and all expenses paid-.-on infor-
NATION beiug given TO
w. g. BEARD, .4yent
u. S. Ordnance Department.
Uia.etl States Arsenal, \
q 81 me- .Sa@ es9' is Hisjs.An''d')S l'l-a~
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january

The two sales advertised Immediately above pcstpon-
cd by consent Of all the parties therein interested, until the
l3th dayof April next, when the sales Will positively take
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Z ANDiNC, this morning, from the schooner
H Farmers Fancy, at our wharf,
1000 heavy Spanish Hides,
so hhds. Mnassss, (new crop,) and
pipes choice oil Cog. Brandy,
FOR SALE-Br
RALSTON s. PLEASANTS
Feb. 2S. q7.-tf
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To Clerks cfCoipity Coar.s. hyperion Coalts Of
(.a.S, and Reg9sacn.al Courts Of Enquiry.
4 LAW that passed at the last Session
~ of Assembly requires each Clerk of the County Courts
and Superior Courts Of Law transmit the Auditor at
the sa, period in each year. which they rqni-
red by Law list January and LIST july lists Of fines
ON behalf of the Literary Fund, lists of all claims against
the Commonwealth allowed by their resp ctiye ia the
SIX months preceding each retnrn and require crl.
ofeach Regneita Court of Enquiry transmit to the
Auditor list fcaims allowed by their respective courts
within 80 DAYS after their adjournment. This law proi.
bits The Auditor from paying any claims allowed by the
said courts unit he shalt have pared with the list re-
gure be transmitted aforesaid this therefore Is TO
gave notice toeach % the clerks aforementioned thar no
claim of the description herein mentioned will be received
at this Office until the ESas aforesaid shall have cen trans
Inted.
JOHN BURFCOT, Auditor.
Narch @. 100 On
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Advertisement.

IN obedience to an order OF the coun,
4 ty court OF Fairfax, we will, on Wed
lnesday. the 18th day Of December next
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, al
that parcel or tract ofland (row occupi
led BIZ, AID in the possession of Thoina:
Ogden ofThomas) belonging to tie re
of the late John Allison
Tbs tract is believed Il
contain between 60 and 100 acres, tgIe
|rably well vatercd, with good proper
ton in wood, bounded by Rayensworth
and the lands of William Cash. senior,
Zacharish Ward and W. II. Foote, Esc
and about seven miles rom AIeyandria
a farther description is deemed unne.
cessary, as it is presumed any person III.
cIined to purchase would view the prem,
ses, which will be shewn on application
Ito the tenant homas Ogden of'rEcmas
'Fhc terms will be, one third cash, aud
bonds with approved sccarity tor the ba-
lauce. payable in IL aud l9 mouths
Tie sale TO take place on the premises
ard viii commence at 4 O'Clock, al
which time ard place due attendance
will be given by the
COMMISSIONERS.
November IS cots
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RICHMOND. Nov. ID.
nOIIcE lAE hLtI &c a sHLE


Yesterday. Mr., Hay from the Bank
Committee. reported bill, suspending
tie operation OF the lax, compelling the
banks topa. specie) till the 18th Of De-
eember-The prolessed objectof delay.
aas toindulge the bank. at the same time
TO give the members time to make enqui-
nv aad to examine the subject more de-
iiberstely.
4 debate of much interest ensued--
Mr.. Banks moved te strike out the 10Th
December, and insert the lst OF July
WISHING to settle the question at once
a Z believing that to be thebest period to
he fxee for resuming specie payments.
This motion WAS opposed by Mr.. Mer-
|cer, of (t1eudoun) Giles, Marshall, Col
ION. ChamberIayne, and Blackburn--and
|adyocated,by SIR. Smith, tof Wythe.)
Mach ingenuity was displayed on both
,des--as well as considerable diversity
f views mir. Mercer wished to give
nne for consideration, but was vehement
opposed To the lst Of July as the day
-Mr. Giles was In favour of that day,
|ost was anxious TO give gentlemen an
|opnerturiss isr gnsv;,- Mr., Marshall
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..c.rk. Washington, Robinson, Bos-
=. catharine, Young, Baltimore.
'O1 nS Dover, A,etuk, Coilepy, vir-
GINA. ,,nb E,san,r. from Amer
haupd to New Castle.
@ n p the Garonpe, WIN Q Henry Amy
\. = era c;Fra,vsssnd, octs Lorenzo, Liston.
sl ~ Pa Portsmouth, Philip, Hancock, from
psit;more for Holland.
n' wilmington, Oct 4, sailed, Orwell, Mud
ols 4 + Liverpool, Oct. 2, Elizabeth, Pig.
t.nS. Wilmington. 49,,
mat At whitebooth Roads, William, vii
4nington. r;a,d Nav
York. has.or p,
lard. Boston. cor
On the 9Th Sept. Sicily bearing ESt
O, miles. was spoke, the Albion, Randall
Scam n Orleans to Liverpool Sept. q
off the LIZARD, was, spoke. ship Pearl
Normin, IS days from Boston tor Am
sterdar,.
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Public Sale.
November IS
November 7


On Wednesday next. the Goth inst.
will be sold at the office Of John Jackson
and Co. Union street, between King
and Prince, an assortment Of piece goods
suitable for the season, among which are,
/ bale superfne broadclotls
l ditto Ga do.
2 ditte flashirgs and coatings
2 ditto drabs, blne and mixed plains
l case umbrellas, 25 aud % inches
/ do plain and corded yeiysis
| do super Madras bandkerchie!s
| do common do
do cetton cambrifcks g. 8 and ca
] do gilt and plated buttons
g do super hats.
ALSO,
Ve.tings, ginghams, Gallo ,es, stock;netts,
shirt buttons, linens, galloqns, ribbons,
fancy cotton shawls, gurusey frocks,
long and short worsted hosiery, cotton
do. romall hdkfs. brown hollands, sale
10 O'Clock.
ALSO WITHOUT RESERVE,
z quarter casks old Sherry Wine
pipe and l quarter cask Malaga do.
10 kegs raisins
90 kegs and / bale Starch
2 pipes brandy
8 bbls. shrub, etc. etc.
November 10
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FRESH FRUIT,
nv AIICTI0N
November ID

On Thursday, the 21st inst. at ou'
store on O'DoHnel's dock, at twelve 0
clock, we will offer for sale,
The Cargo Of the brig George
Capt. Walton. just arrived, IN short
passage from Malaga, consisting of
1000 boxes Muscatel Ralsins
1000 do Bloom do
1900 barrels Bloom do
The above Fruit has been carefully
selected by an excellent judge, and it is
believed will prove superior to any in the
market.
Hcrrisox u STREET, Aucts.
Baltimore. Nov l5--l8
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Medicines, &c.
FOR SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale, at tn
corner of King ard Royal streets, oppo
site to Mr.. Peter sherron's store. an ex
.ensiye assortment of we'll selected me
diGnes,-patent medicines and drugs
he greater part of which was received
by the ship Clifton from London.
They have also received by the shiI
emily from Lendon, via Baltimore, com
position Mortars 4 pestles, various size.
Apothecary's scales and weights, s
BoIus kniyes--Also, an elegant assort
|ment of Surgeons instruments, consist
ing Of Evans's Screw Tornequets, male
and female catheters, pocket instrument
four prices, teeth Extractors, Surgeons
needles, dissecting, amputating. trepan,
ming, cspping, and one set of midwifery
Instruments thumb Iancsts and cases
beugies, pewter bed-pans, lancet pointed
trocars and histories, and variety Of
forceps, Alse
$4,000 Spanish segars, & s kegs chew,
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians, and
country Gentlemen, can be supplied, on
accommodating terlns.at the shortest no.
tice.
The subscribers, will, as heretofore,
continue the practice OF medicine, in It's
various branches, and will give advice
gratis to those who consult them at their
shop. The prices for the doses Of
are at the usual apothecary's
rates
Semmes & Washington.
Oct 2
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Public Sale
Go Tuesday nesi, at half past 10 o'clocs
will be sold, at the vendue store, Ger
ner of Prince and Water streets,
9 bales broadcloths, assorted color
! ditto second cloths
l ditto cassimeres
l ditto plains
Bedford cmds, flannels
Cordnroys, fiushings, bombazets
Irish sheetings, cotton hosiery
Ginghams. pIatillas
Shawls, sewing silks, etc. etc.
p. g. Marsteller.
November 16
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The number Of Post Offices in the u
{. Is about 2450. The mail is carrie
$3.50 miles IN stages, and 6l,l7l in SUI
Keys and on horse back,
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window Glass, Steel, Macke.

| = - +. VIVIAN
rel, &c.
rs boxes Bristol Grown q Chelmsford
9 BY IL. 9 by II, s by 10, and 7
by 9, Window Glass
10 bdles steel
Is bbls and half bbls fat macksrel
Few kegs picked salmon, tongues and
sounds and Holsters,
Now landing from schooner Reliance,
captain Howes, for sale by ~
John KetteIl e Co.
WHO have in store just received, and
eifer at a low price,
s tons cordage, spun yarn, hawsers
and cables.
November Is ct
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The Advocate of the People, pape
printed at Auberh by h. 6. Ssuthrick
sliss ths following
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500 Acres Of Land, nearly al
in Wood,

situate in the said county of Prince VIII.
liam, anG near the town Of Occoquan.
from Nheace Wagssn and team can
mnye TO the river Oecnquan from 8 to IL
loads of wood PEI day, and where it sells
at four dollars per cord.
The terms Of sale are--one hall the
purchase money to be paid down--for
the ether half six months credit will be
givsn-the purchasers giving bend with
Two approved securities. The iaBd will
be sold in lots to suit purchasers. On
payment Of half, and balance scared as
aforesaid, deeds will be made. Title
indisputahIe and clear Of ihcuui5rance
RID. RATCLIFFE, Coamis-
BERNARD HoOE, Jr. sionars
JOHN H00E,
T.
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rsx The Pastes
49, George Washington,
s2zgys Will sail for Norfolk next
Thursday. For freight or passage apply
on board.
November is
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demanded the tins, and declared ifhe'
were compelled to vote at ance. he would
|declare against any suspension of the
,a..--Mr. Colson preferred the Goth Of,
February-Mr Chaiaberlyne was opposed
to any suspension, bat upon certain con-
3litions-General Blackburn demanded
atiae for enquiry--but seemed indispos-
ed to grant any suspension OF the banks
but for short time
Mr.. Smith declared himself in favour
of the list, of July.
Finally. on MIR. MERGERS suggestion
the motion was diyi1ed--and the ques
|tion was first taken on striking out the
|l5th of Deee,nber--which was lost.
The bill was then engrossed read the
third time, passed and sent up to the
Senate.
Mr. Mercer, from the committee, re-
ported a bill suspending the law of the
|aeth February, 1916, with the except
|tion oftbe 10th secton) as to the bank OF
Waterford aad Martinshurg.
Do1 = !" i14s : =.
Yesterday Read IN the House Of Dele
gates.
General state Of the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia (ncluding Brancaes) ON the
18th November. 1876.
Bills discounted out
standing S5,O5S,222 90
Specie 9u7,615 90
Foreign notes 2ss,S1S 81
Due from other banks 256,95o 90
Loan to tue Commonwealth
Zeal Estate 1880 &c
United States stock 98,7l6 SO
S4,726,768 rs
AS
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Wood Buyers and Sellers
.dTIEAcD!

HEURSUANT TO a dccre'al order
ii made By the worShip,ul the count:
curt Of Prince William, in suit bro
by William Ii. Dorsey, against the al
and representatives of Ger
rard Spinks, deceased; will be sold, f.
TIE highest bidder, onsthe premises, OF
the l2th day of next month, (Dccember,
about
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Il Co,s1trq House,

AnNa5aut 600 acres of Land, within
S miles of Alexandria, win be sold by the
subscriber. TIE house was formerly oc-
|sapied by hiMself, and is about one third
|of mile isoal his present swelling. The
ssltuahOn is high aud remarkable healthy.
Eihe heGsehas 4 rooms, aud a kitchen
and pantry. en- the lower fner. and four
chambers With IRE places in the ed sto-
<Fy. 1t was we'll built under the superin
|tendance Of Mr.. Loreriug. respectable
EEnglish architect. and ,s.,ayd make a con-
Portable summer retrest for a genteel ia.
|snily, or might be. made valuable Ia
|sern by opening road through the land.
About one half Of the land is in wood: the
residue is capable Of being made hand.
some grounds. There is coed we'll and
pump IN the yard and there are several
|Eood springs ON the land.
The terms of payment will be one fifth
n iour months !; the residue in four equal
lnual payments with interest one hall
scurea by notes we'll endorsed, and the
mole by a deed Of trust on the land.
POSSESSION may be had immediately.
w. Craqch.
July 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
Notice

THTSis to give notice, that the sub
>cyiber hath obtained from Tie Orphans
Court of Charles Comfy. in Maryland.
letters Of administration on i've personal
estate of BENJAMIN. ROWE. late OF
Charles County, deceased All persons
having claims against Tic said deceased.
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, on or before
the first DAY of May next, they may o.
therwisc by law be excluded from all be-
netit of said estate. Given under my
hand This 9Th day Of October, ammo domi-
nj 1916.
Ihaye authorised Richard Rowe to col
iect all moi,ies due TO the above estate IN
Charles County.
Thomas nj. Davis, admir-.
October l dsW