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MAHAL STORES.

lust received from Washington, n. g.
I29 bbls. pllch
90 do tar
IS do rozin
do spirits tuTpeniines
Nv STORE,
300 hbls. EAR
800 do Tosin
100 do tunpebtine.
Also, Landing,
10 pipes Cogniac brandy
do Holland gin
3 do. w ]. rum
In Store,
pipes superior Cogniac brandy
100 bags green coffee
30 seroons tallow
10 do Augustura bark
Dbl. gum copel
2 seroous Flotant indigo
4 hhd5. Dutch madden
1900 OK horns
so ticrces and half tierces rice
so bills. prime pork
50 do do beef
6 tons round bo!tjron
do logwood
do lignumvitae
6 tons fustic
bales company long cloths
90 pieces Holland sail duck
tons cordage
hid. soft shelled almonds
For sale by
PEYrON & DUNpAS,
May ~.
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REMOVAL.
j. n! CALDWELL

II. r. C4LDWELL
Has removed to the Store, corner of Prince
and Union Streets,
WHERE HE OFFERS FOR SALE
or. cafk, and grols Murdoch Wine
4 do. do. and do. old Port do
10 do. do. Colmenar Wine
20 do. do. fweet Malaga do.
3 hhds. SroTS L. Teucrlme d1
pipe, Catalonia do.
do. dry Lifbon, years old
10 boxes Ciaret dc.
20 doz. Champagne do.
10 boxes Malaga Cordials, aGorted
400 do. Railins
so caGls do.
1000 W.T.. Engliih Cheefc
20 tons Shot and Offender Gun-Pow :
der
pipes Holland Gin
3 do. Cogniac Brandy
IN puncheonS Run
10 do MolaHes
100 kegs white Paint
I caiks Whiting
zoo jars N. York picked Oylters
so boxes Malaga Figs
so boxes fhelled Almonds
400 Demijohns
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
10 chefs imperial and Y. Hyfon Tea, Of
the It quality
so empty Gin Cafes
20 doz. Sifters
10, 900 Segars
80 tierces fine Salt, for table ufe
10 bags Coffee
Mufard, Pepper, Cloves, Mare, Alfpice,
NutmegS, &c. sc.
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NEW LINE OF STAGES,
The WineheSter Mail Stage
WILL START
Every Monday, Thursday and
tS0tur0ldu

FROM MtLAUGHLIN'S Ia
VERN, at three o'clock A Nj. and ar
rive in Winchester early the same e.
vening. RETURNING will leave
M Cures tavern in Winehester, at three
o'clock, and arrive in Aleccndria at an
early hour the same evening. The
stage will continue on to WashingEon
and Georgetown, for the accommoda.
lion of passengers.
0s The above Line is in first rate
order. The public may rest assured
that ever, attention will be paid to their
convenience.
THE PROPRIETORS.
May 10,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

On the first Monday in August next,
will be offered for sale, at public auc-
ton, on the premises Gf not previously
disposed of by private contracD lot
of Land in the town of Dumfries, on
which there is commodious dwelling
rouse and other out houses also well
Of excellent water, formerly the pro
periy of Mathew Harrison, esq decd.
The terms of sale are one half the pur.
chase money to be paid on the day of
sale, and the balance twelve months
thereafter. a deed of trust on the pre-
Misses to secure the payment will be re-
quired.
ON the same day will be sold a
complete set of Silversmith's Tools, in.
Guiding very valuable mill usedin that
that business together with sundry
appertairing to the Blacksmiths' bust.
ness, likewise all other the personal
estate Of Jacob Merchant, decd cree
dit Of six months will be given on pur.
chases amounting 10 ten dollars, the
purchasers giving bond with security,
bearing interest from the date, it not
pGnctually paid. Cosh will be rCquir-
ed for all purchases under that sum.
PHILIP ID. DAVE,
Executor of ]. Merchant, deed.
Dumiries June, 25 1916.
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Public Baths.

KNHE sHbscriberrespectlully informs
\ the Ladies and gentlemen of A.
Iexandria and its vicinity, that his Bath
House ION the alley adjoining the the
atre and opposite the City HoteD is
now open, and viii be kept open il
complete order iill the first OF October,
where warm and COLD BAIHS
may be had at any lime in the day and
until o'clock at night. His terms
are 8 ocach, TO be paid in advance, for
subscribers Tor the season, or FIFTY cents
or single BATH. No tickets will be
issued until the subscription list Is fill
ed.
Two separate baths are kept exclu
syely for Ladies, who will please come
IN at the alley adjoining Mt Fairfax
House, on Royal strickland gentle
men are particularly.requested to come
in that adjoining the theatre
He has on Hand and for sale,
A quantity of good PlCkLED
lOYSTERS.
THoS. SHIELDS,
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THE STOCKHOLDERS
July IL.

THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the late Domestic Manufacture
Company of Alexandria, are hereby
notified. That at meeting OF the di-
rectors of the late company, final di-
vidend of capital and profits of Ar per
cent. in addition TO the Is already de-
clared on the dissolution of the cnmpa-
ny was ordered to be paid to those
stockholders who paid up their stock
in fall and IS per cent. to those who
failed in paying up, being, with the rs
already declared as above, the amount
by them actually paid--which dividend
will be paid on or after Monday, the
22d inst. by the late agent.
H. LANGTRY.
N. B. is required that the certifi-
Gates of stock be surrendered on re-
ceipt of the divid nd.
July IS -ecd5t
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For Freight or Charter,

For Freight or Charter,
SHN The elegan. new Schooner
@1R NEPTUNE,
apt. Stevens burthen l56 tons or
1900 ba rels we'll found in every res
pect, 6ne first rate vessel, and will be
ready for the reception of cargo in S
days. For terms apply to the master
on board, or to
ADAMS. HERBERT s. Co.
Who offer for sale said schooner's car
go--consisting of
$4,000 feet merchontable Lumber.
June %
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70 DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAYED or STOLEN
From the subscriber on the night Of
the 9th inst. bright BAY MARE, a
bout ID hands high, remarkably well
made, trots hard, her left hind foot
white. with black spot in her fore
foot lock, one of her bind hooks little
larger than the other, small place
skinned on the end OF her. nose no
other marks recollected; she is abou,
seven or eight years old. The above
reward will be given, and reasonable
charges will be paid if taken up and
brought home il more than twenty
miles & if less will be paiG according TO
the distance.
JENNA MUTT.
July IL.
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TO LET.

To LEI,
The Dweiiing H1u'o and Gm den. at
present occupied by the sub criber-
possession will be Given Ist next
month. Hso, the Warehouse at The
corner Of King and Payne streets
possession Immediately
CRAVEN I. PEYTON,
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Mr.. JoHN B. DABNEY,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Corrt of the Diarict of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandria in November, 1916, or as foon
as council can be heard, lhall move that
court to award judgment againityou in favor
Of the Common Council of Alexandria, for
the fun of twenty-fix dollars and Ave cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
pel'y on Wolfe freet in the town Alex
andria, for the years 1904, 5, 6, 7, $50, 10,
II, IL, 10, "a. and I5-according to the act
of CongreGs PaGed the 18th Feb ISo4.
J d. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
Of Alexandria.
May 7.--6!n
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j. CORSE,

j. CORSE,
Neat door TO TT;hkeu and Neaie's Chi
ma Store, King Street,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
Fine Seersucker
Striped Jeans
White and Yellow Canvass
Ladies Silk Handkerchief (elegant)
Floss Cotton,
Lace and Cambria Buttons
Silk and Kid Gloves, white & colored
Sewing Silks, fine Cotton Balls
Bandanno Handkerchiefs
An assortment Of Ribbons, sc. sc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-19
FOR sale,

Three Horses, one complete gig
horse, the other first rate riding
horse, and pleasant poncy. They
will be sold low for cash.
CHARLES SCOTT.
Jnlv q
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July 8 -3w
TO LET,

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, at present occupied by MIR. I&aac
Robbins as a Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on the FIRST day of
May. II LYNN.
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QUIGLY's

Burr null Stone Manuj0rtOry.
y HE Subscriber has received a
z large supply of BURR BLOCKS,
direct from France and has com
menced making Burr Mil Stones, at
his shop, upper end of King street,
near The store OF MIR. James Anderson,
where he can, on short notice, furnish
Stones of any size, warranted equal to
any III the United States, and on the
most reasonable terms.
MICHAEL QUIGLY.
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ST. DOMINGO JHAHOGA.
NY

Tie Subscribers haue on hand, and for
sale,
A large quantity of the above Ma
hogsny, which they purchased low aud
will sell On liberal terms. Cabinet
makers will find it to their advantage
to call on us, as the wocd is of the hrsi
quality, and high colored.
PENN & HARMON.
June 26
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE,
u tierces and half tierces rice
30 Connecticut ploughs-by
NEWTON KEENE,
Who has in Store,
80 boxes sugar
80 do Florence oil
so do raisIns
80 quarter casks CoimenaF Wine
Is DO do Sherry, Of asupe-
rior quality
30 bales German linens
20 ions swedish iron
80 casks steel
~ crates queens ware, assorted
s sons pig lead
300 shovcls, suitable for salt or
grain.
For Sale or Freight to any port IN
Europe or the West huf'ieS,
kRSI THE GOOD BRIG
SEtsS3 Virginia,
Sl4.5.s%agsH Burthen 1900 barrels, in
complete order for sea.
amy as above.
MAY g
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Bank of Alexandria,
JULY 8. 1916

july y, IoI
ME stockholders In this institution
n are hereby notified that divi
dend Of per cent. for the last hall
year is this day declared. and will be
paid to them or their legal representa-
lives on Friday the 5th inst, BY ordeI
of the board,
J. L. McKENNA, Casb'r.
July 3.--3w
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COTTOW E4RN.

COIIOW Y.4RN.
The subscriber has on hand, and
will be constantly supplied with a ge
neral assortment of COTTON YARNS
from the Richmond mandatory. which
will be advautageously disposed Of to
town and country merchants
JAMES SANDERSON.
July 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
LFron, a Philadelphia Paper.l

I y y I'm
At the late session of the Circuit Court of the
United States a cause was tried and decided.
involving principle which has excited much
anxiety in this and several other States If wac
suit brought by Oliver Evans against Eaton.
for an infringement of his patent right. in using
the Hopper Boy.-'.'Ile defence taken was. thai
Evans was not the inventor of the hopper,bov !;
most, Evans had but improved it, The trial oc-
cupied length of time many witnesses were
examined on both sides, and the cause ablyar-
gued by counsel. The defence was sufficiently
established in point of fact; and, under the
for the defendant. This decision goes to des-
troy Mr.. Evans's right of the hoppcr-bov. His
other improvements Of mll-machinery contain
suit. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
FINE ARTS.

executed 20 very beautiful drawings Of scenes.
in different parts ofthe y. States The whole
have been purchased BIZ the proprietor Of this
FORMAL and ne assures US, that some of fine
,aost interesting viii occasionally accompany
the work. The execution is, we think, as fine
rs any we have ever had occasion to inspect .
and we hope that an amateur, who seems 10 be
owen skilled in the nse ofthc pencil, viii ex
"a CHS employment 10 other Interesting porti-
Sls of American scenery.
daalectie Magazine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
ELlLndeInhin N-ar %

:, I'AJladetphid, Nor. %.
IN introduction to his COURSE Of Botanical Lectures hicb
VIII commence on Monday at the Academy OF satin
ral Seizures in Arch between Front and Second streets
NY Whtow exhibited last avsuing part of The beautf
ITcsparsacicS, which have been so much admired in
Europe and AMERICA The high testimonials which have
oes punished 90 the excellence these Paintings has
exciied great expectation, and II fully gla,ied-for
wheer they are considered in relation 10 the interesting
scirhce' which they are intended explain and illus
uate or as eminent productions the pencil thew E.
aay Challenge the admiration, and obtain the praise OF
exhibition Of equal amusement and instruction. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
BnGah. Nor. 10.
HURRICANE.

We have rarely ever witnessed q moro o.,
inendous storm pf hailand wind, tlianhaopeucd
here on Friday last. u commenced ab6nt -
O'Clock ii the morning. and continued viii, M
aDaied fury till the evening. All the vessels ~
~ e mere nave suffered severely. Those near
thc shore were driven with Great yioinnc. ,,,
on q g beach, and those al anchor som folln,y.
81, having parted with their cables. Among
the latter, we are sorry 10 state, was The II SIS
schooner Porcupine, commended by Iicuten-
sht yhampllnl Of The Navy. She returned from
the falls Of Saint Mary, lake SUPERIOR on
Thursday afternoon, with Col IavL ne and
MAJ. Ro'erdc5n on board. On arriving lere II
was nearly calm, which afforded hen IN obpor-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
NTITHDEp

We understand, that Mr.. Golden Cooper. of
stis city was shot through the heart Yesterday
at hopoken) by Or. Roberts, or Elizabeth
town, \. Jersey. 1t is said, that the quarrel.
which led to this sanguinary result, originated
at public house, in Elizabeth-town, on sun
day evening last Ii is also said, that the mo-
meht cooper fell, Roberts and his two attend
ants left the ground, and fled to the State of
Pennsylvania. my. Corr. adr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

RANK or me JAIlyD stAIts. -Neriek is here
- by siyento the Subscribers 20 the Capital u tie Bank
OF the United States, kchuoid thattac Commission
crs appointed by tie President of the United States
ceiye the said subscriptions duly authorized ny
Presden, and Directors ofthe BANK of the United Ssles
10 receive the second insianent Of; the said sUbscripN
ons, To wat On each share Of the said Capital ten dol,
afs IN soiu or silver coin, and twenty-five dollars coin
as aioesaid. in funded debt, at the rates prescl,.
led by the act Of incorporation with power OF a,tor.
ney annexed to the certificates OF tue said fudvd debt
proportion, authorizing the LoG1 Cce5 for the fiae
ceig NJ whose Office tie said funded debt shall stand
eeorueo Tor the Register The Treasury Of The United
states II the stock shall stad the books of the rrea
smy 10 transfer the SAME in due form OF law 10 ,b.
r.siueh directors aud Company of the Bank of the
states ihat the said Commissioners agents Of The
bauA, wiu attend ut the Merchants Coffee House he.
tween The hours OF, ten o'clock TIE forenoon and three
O'clock IN tue afternoon, daily and every day (sunays
eNoep.ul rom the ist OF January next, ensuing 10 t.
zSu OF te same month"; 10th DAYS inclusive for the M
pose Q, receiving the payments aforesaid and that
,he subscribers at their option may either pay the said
second insianet =, The original place OF subscription
witn the mn. herein limited, at the Bank of the D.
States, at Philadelphia.
Francis CorJin,
Jois, Ambier,
1ndrew Stevenson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
SUGAR-CANE.

We have seen several stalks of the surar-
cane, raised within the suburbs of this place.
and the growth Of the last season. Among. the
a. feet long, and weighing q lbs.
We understand, that experimentalists have
become amply satisfied with the results. and
convinced that our soil is peculiarly adapted TO
we cultivation OF tins important plant. Ii is
proposed 10 commence the cultivation NJ ,l,e
sane the next season, on an extensive scale.
Wilmington IN. G.. } Recorder.
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LINES
OK rus nhArE or $500.
FrgiciribNS .i.lclfs,r ri,.i. u


FT1,'c'pibHS liaciaS,, Girls ,,
les. grief wit has. way-tut .he fast fal,in, fear
Shalt te n'sis.ed wnh deep eNecraous on those
Who SHAH is,-A IA that Splits MERRIAM career
And Jet leave IL thus lonely and dark a its clos.
Whcsr vanity ronnd him flew ont, while fed
hsthe odorr his f,iuc IN the sumhict-tiinc gay.i
"h ose VANITY now, with quick Tor th. dead
I've eppe"s-ii~s vampire TO feed ~ his grave
on II s'ekens The heart 10 sec bosoins So hollow
~, .sa . sp,.,' 80 mean, IA the great aud hisrborn
10 mink what 4 Ion. line oftitcs may Ioinw
Tia relics ofsim who diei--Isendiess and lorut
How ~ oud tlcy ram press TO the funers, array
vi nun whom They shnand in his sickness and sor.
How bailias may seize his last blanket to day
Na"sep"" Shall te held ua by nobes tomorrow,
Ana y, ,h9u. 100 Whose life. sick epicarc's dream,
'hcoheieltn md sross-evcr grosscr had pss>',i
Were u no' for t'iat cordial and soulgvinr beam
winch his friendship aud wiz DER ti,y nothnrue IS
cast "
No;n ;', for The wealth ofe land that supplies thee
VIII tnillion> to heap maon Fopperys sirine-
-" not tor lie riches ofai who despisc thee
i"ousn this w"nd make Eurcpe's whole opm!encc
Would suffer what, cen in the hear, that ,5,, no.,
=, All mean as it s.n'>t have consciously bnrnd.
VIE" y pit'aice which shame had wruny from thee at
ANA which ionnd all his at an end was retrpd,
Was this, then the fate" future ages will saw.
"siei' Snne names shall live but in history's cnrse
"nehunth SHAH be beard, and these lords OF a ,ny
BE Iofsotten as fools, or remembered as WORSE
was THIS then the fate of that hish-rifted n,au.
. - lue lrla. OF the palace. the bow'r aud the hail.
ne orator uriinatist, mias,rel-Mho ran
Through eacli mode the iyrc aud was master of
al. '' Va
'npse hhd was an essence, compoun led with art
~ ma Ia. finest aud hest OF an o1her mems povrrs
Wfo ,dpd i.se wiazaId the world ofthe heart
Aie could call 1p it, sunshine, bring down its
showers ~
lose ht'po' asgay as The fire -ny's light
" piiyd round every subject aud sLore IS IL nav,l
Mhpse VIII IN The conibat gentle rs bright
Neer carried heatt-sian sway its blade
"hese eioqrrnce, hrichtening whatever tuied.
he rny fla
Nns ~ rapid aS tTep and a. brilliant Tide
Is ever bore freedom alOft Oh it, wave I"
fes, such was the man and wretched his fate:
ana thus, soon or late, shall th-y all have TO grieve
40 waste Their Iorns dew i'll the of The Great
add expect twill retu7n TO refresh them at eve
IN zoe woods Of Che Norih there insects that pray
On me brain Of the E!h TO his very last siph
on SsSIus thy patrons, cruel than they
fHs' iced on Thy brains, and then leave thee to die
MgtsrasisfS hare otSerrcd, Mat upon dissectlag
~ rs, there 9eGs to,fad In It's head sagc Lrrre 6;eS
'f'sH us brain almost eaten s'Say BY them
History OF POLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

In The battle which decided the fate of Dapt.
&c, Marshal Oudinot was severely wounded.--
the news OF the fall Of the city aud of the Mar
sial's wound. were told to NaDoIeon at one aad
the same time. He exclaimed :: f" Where Oudi-
not commands, there is nothing TO fear. but for
himself" lie afterwards sent him gold fobac-
c9pipe' with those words Inscribed upon it
since the MarshaIs conversion. he has altered
the inscription 10 Where Ondinot commands
there IS nothing to fear for the KIM"
london Paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

stptCAIjON.-The subscriber will oren School the
a ensuing year IN the upper end Of Hanover near
sois hfidge the Situation Is surpassed by nohe
LOT us neahullncss and excellence Of rs ater The
1,et.H H"u Cyeek languages, Iggf,eh Gr0mmor, Ceo
sIoghy, He0ding, Jrti0g ami Ifyithmtfic will b
The price for tuition, per anunn for the latin ana
.rteh taHs""geswilb be 25 For the other branches,
~. ihe price for Board will be s 100 ~ scholar y
altlns tne subscriber furnishing Bedding, the, pay
mel . % be made quarterly in advance.
me ist session will commence on the 18th Of JaEna,
~lu ehu on 'he 10Th Of July The second session
WI, commence the 18th Of August and fagc "a
~ --LhFs CENT ANON IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
CpMSnNICATEn

The following decision, with what was prov
ed in Baltimore, in the case of Eedas VS.. En-
err, respecting the conveyor, will il is proba-
pie, go to deprive MIR. Evans of his claim to two
important branches OF what he terms his i'm
provements IN the art of manufacturing flour.
Ban. Fed Ga-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

J.NEMALE EDUCATION.-The Female School at Mount
AIRY for the ensuing year. will begin the 10th Janua-
~ and end the 10Th of DecemberA vacation of month
commences the 10Th of June.
feTNisFOr board aud tuition, 5 80 paid halfyesry in
advance board includes dieting, lodging washing can
dies and towels.
As the number Of pupils will be considerably reduced
none will be admitted tor shorter time than the two se
sions prompt payment in every will pc expected
the Subscriber having experienced considerable inconyc
neice for the want Of
This early notice gvcn. that persons who have enga
ged boarcrs here for tie year may withdraw or not
~ either case they will give early information as
Bile, rs applications suspended Till il can be
known any N now many, will withdraw their engage
me, aite beng informed 0fthe alteration in the ess
HUMPHREY HILL.
Caroline. NossInbeT ~. 5l5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

II IN order TO facilitate the Subscribers the nav
mont OF me second instanent coin they are hereby
otmed that The same may be deposited in the Bank Of
Tor safe Keeping, at any time between the 2sth
Oh November and the FIRST day of january rext. pro
r3ded. the Cashier, wm pan,lridse. Eso will ex,mne
anu receive the same, and pass receipt therefor
Francis Cor6in,
John Ambly,
And,'eW Stevenson.
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ANgPnltR LANDS.--The Subscriber offers for sale
the Estate Whcre0n he resides. in the county offau-
guiei, e2t miles below the court house on Cedar Run,
between the roads leading Fredericksburg and Occo
yuan, tbfy miles distant from either place and forty 10
aieNanara ,hy the Turnpike from Rucksnd The tract
Is computed at 3370acfcs, and is divided atothrcc arus
WIN "vod land ana meadows, conveniently distributed
.I each. There Is valuable mill seat with stone %
."s SPOT iof building The stream abundant and
Js e Wholc tract, presenting an extent Of onr or
i'i acres OF owgronuds Of first quality The high
dnctive, and adapted the nse of paser Pew tracts
or culture. ~ vs. s'''"e'7'
ne purchaser or purchasers Of the land can be acconb
""uattu with farming utensils the crops Of corn end
ss"h wheat-ie stock Of cattle, horses sheep and hogs
snu WIN The NECROIS on the Estate In families
1ns aoout 100 OF very valuable description with some
nc improvements are comfortable dxellinrhorss,
, .n syVo ont honses cehouse. stables Sc The sua
,, y nsdithy ana water nncommoly good. Tw0irds
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interest, and secured by deed oftrust.
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