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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
Observation-Disclosures COURT
4 9Th Nay, 1917.

h y vi AlNCJtN 4 ~ ~ dhLsOl II COURI
I 9Th May, 1917.
William WeatheTfoTd, PfaiHfiF.
AGAINST
John Brown admir-. OF the estate If Margaret Weather.
ford, also Sarah Grown, wife Of said john BroVn also
the children and representatives Of Jshn Weafherford
dec. who a 81 Margaret Weatherford, dec and
whose names are unknown, JOSEPH Weatberford Ste
phen weatherford Daniel wealherfoTd John Robert.
son and Nary his wife BENJAMIN Evans and Fli1abefh
hiswife BENJAMIN WcatbeTford. also JOnfs weather
ford, Coleman Chafin and Susannah bis wife. VIM.
Wallace AVID Prudence hiswifc. john Collins aud jams
his wife. Anderson lam aud Lefty his wife, VIM.
Weaterford. Buiwel WeatheffoFd Elizabeth Weather-
ford Moses Weatherford, Samuel Weatbefiord the
Younger, John Weatherfofd Sarah Weatherfofd, which
last mentioned Jones' Susannab Prudence, Jane let
IT, william, Burwei Elizabeth, Moses Samuel. Jolis
aud Ssfah. are chiidfen and dsifihutees Of Samuel
Wcdherfofd sen deed. also David Damn ard Bidda
Dunn his wife. Npucy Weatlsrfosd Raymond Blankin.
ship aud Judith Isis wife, DeftNdeRts.
The Defendants Jones We2lbeffOfd, Coleman Chahin,
and Susamnah his WIFE and the heirs Of John weather.
ford whose not having entered their
appearance according ~ the act % Assembly ard The
rules ofthis court and Il appearing to the satisfaction OF
The court that they not inhabitants q this
the motion Of the Plaintiff Nv bis aiicfBey. n IL Or6eY
ed. That the said defendants Jones WeaheIfoTd Coleman
Chanin and susanuah his vic, DO appear here the
first day Of August Court next, their appearance.
and answer the plaintiff bill and ai copy Of this or
~ II Richmond for months yey and posted
at the front door ofhe Courthouse Of The sad county
WINSTON RI BTNSoN. p. c.e
Ray Is. s-~esss
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JOHN NOODSInF

II WISH to employ single man, well acquainted WITH
n business, to examine, survey and sell WESTERN
LANDS.-Good recommendations will be expected.
HENRY BANKS.
NAV %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

EiTata, in the communication OF +" TIE Pc
nitenfiqry," published in our last.--Reaj'' en-
saaguined" for consanguined"--" Mosaic" for
" Mosaiac the honor of Virginia" for
:. To the honor of her" were convicted" for
were committed" hoary walls"-for' hea-
w walls" sweet intercourse" for Z" great in
tercourse."
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Nays.
Rank Of the Uaited Stakes. Nam O IaI1

Bank ofthe United States. Nan 9 I9I7
NOTICE is hereby given, to The Stockholders or N.
instanent Of the subscriptions to the capital Of The &
Ban! will be PAYABLE Ell the rst day of July next and
Will received during the hours of business n, III. ~
spective places herein uamed, to wit: -
The payments or ecccuat ofthe subscriptions
AZ Portland, (Me( Portsnouth. IN. II laDd Boston
ton, ~ oItio@ Of ne Shareholders.
At Burlington, (Vt.l Providence, (R. - MiddIetowu
me Onnea SfGteS or IFS 'gice at Net+Yo,k at me
option offhe lStockholiers. e
AZ Philade,phis aad Wilmington DE, jar the Bauk
At Baltimore--at fhe Bank ofthe Uhi,es STATE, ~.
IT'S o5ce at Baltimore, at the option oft1e Sfockkod
At Washington City-at the Bank of the UnfesS,.,..
or rs 0ce at Hashinst0n Cry at the option Of tie
AT Richmond wa land Raleigh, IN cl-at fBs Baak
81 re Unfed StGteS or IFS Office at Peimona at the
At Charleston, (s C.}-Gt the Tank oftGe yJntss
Safes 9ts ONCE at Charleston, az the option Of the
AAUgusta Geo ar the Rank o. the U,,ifsJ syo,s,
or ifs tiee at Savannah, atthe ion Of the Sfockiold,
At New orleans at the Bank ofsae LFeftsd S,a,se %,
s Office at Ne-orisa"s, CT the option Of the Srochoie
AZ Nashville rennJ and Lexington. TX, IN ~
Bark ofta United Stgtes, or its 6fce ef Lezineton
ar me o0tJ@r Of me SsoekhotaerS.
Az Cinryanati. (ohiol az the Bank of tie United
Stockholders -
The payments be made on each share Of The stot
doilars in Gold Silver COIN and twenty dol
lars in coin aforesaid in funded debt Of tie United
States at the rates prescribed h. the fncorporatiop
The certificate certificates OF the funded debt prouor
zion of each payment must be 10 dnc Sorr Of
law TO the President Directors and Com paHy The pank
Of the United States or ofattorme authorizing
the Cashier Of te Bank of the United States or th
Ter Of the Office at which any such be made
their respective substitutes transfer the same as A.
oresaid must be annexed to the said certificate or Ger
tiicates.
The stockholders particularly requested to exhibit
the original receipts Of the Commissioners for the nav
nents which may have been naee. the certificates Of
Stock which may hive been issued in lien thereof in or
der that the receipts for the final payments may he endor
sed thereon.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
n
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YORK, Pa. May Is.
THE GRAIN


We were almost disheartened at the
prospect which our grain afforded f; it had
already began TO get extremely yellow,
and becoming prey to the fy-but the
prospect has completely changed we
have had several heavy and refreshing
showers all nature has assumed new
appearance. The quantity Of snow we
had last Winter was peculiarly favoura-
bic TO the grain in this country, as we
know of none that has been frozen out,
and should we have but an ordinary sea
son from now until harvest, our crops
of small grain will he abundant. The
locusts have not made their appear
ance.
Important discouerg IN regard to CaJJage
Seed.
NJ. Francois dc Salingre, a chemist of
Halversjadt, has discovered a mode of
manufacturing an oil from cabbage seed,
superior TO any vegetable oil now known.
|. II equals in point of yellow colour
and purity The finest oil in Provence.
2. Its lnodoyous, and has taste of all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

MARRIED-On Thursday, the 18th instant,
by the Rec. Mr. james Logan, Mr.. PETER
cambridge FLEMING, of GooclAand.
-, On Tuesday evening, 10th instant,
by the Rer. Mr.. Hatchet, MIR. HENRY b.
GAINES, Merchant, Lynchburg, TO the "a
ter of MIR. Joseph Gwathmey, King William
county.
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Yourvery obd't ser't.
yUAT Ii ftD tNUE0t
James H. M'Culloch. Esq.
Collector of Baltimore.

The letter is, in the Baltimore paper,
accompanied by the following reply, or
commentary, by the Collector of Balti-
more. 1t speaks of the character of the
merchants of Baltimore, in manner
which does equal honor TO them and the
COLLECTOR The same general character
of honesty, we have no doubt, belongs to
every commercial town and it would be
wrong, whilst speaking of the correctness
of the merchants. TO pass unnoticed the
probity and intelligence, which, as far as
welSnow, distinguish the characters of our
principal collectors of the customs
There is, nevertheless, no doubt of the
existence of frauds on the revenue in a
greater or less degree, somewhere: since
IN the most honorable society,". dishonest
men are sometimes found, and the clear
est intelligence NAV be imposed upon by
those more skilled in the arts of dccep-
ton Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

The directions you have given will be care.
fully attended to, in their several branches,
and such a proceeding adopted, as we hope
will fulfil the public expectation, and facilitate
it-but unless some mode more expeditions than
that prescribed in 66 sec. of the Collection Law
is pointed out, equally safe for the Collector, it
will be work of difficulty though am sure
the merchants will acquiesce i'll amy reasonable
measure.
am, sir, your obedient servant.
JAS. III. M'CCLLOCH.
Ui1idm Fl. Crawford, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

Htecdnd'1d, Nay ID.
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
On Monday last, there was a meeting of
general Mason's friends i'm Loudoun, for the
purpose of infinitely examining the votes gi-
ven in that county, with view to contest the
election of Mercer, which has been decided,
a step which we are certain would not have
been taken, without well grounded hopes of
success. A correspondent who attended the
meeting. writesus as follows:
On Monday last, general Mason gave Mer-
Ger written notice, that he would contest the
election. A number of republicans examined
Mr.. MERGERS poll, aud noted down tpo hum
bred votes, most of which are known to be il
legal and the balance doubtful this too IN the
county of Loudoun. 1t would be to MIR. Mer-
GERS advantage tocompromise with gen. Mason,
at reduction of $50 votes from his poll in
Loudoun, which general Mason might proba-
bly, agree to do. think itlikelythat col. bler-
Ger will give up the contest, as he must know
that he cannot hold his seat by illegal votes,
and think he has too much honor to attempt
it. III fine as COL MERGERS friends are charge
able for the number ofillegal votes, which are
spread over his poll, it would rebound to col.
MERGERS interest, Cor him to relinquish his
claim to a seat in Congress, to his opponent
who alone is entitled to it. wish col. MERGERS
real friends, would make. the proposition to
him. think he would accede to il, and de-
clare himself candidate for the ensuing con-
gressional electiOn-by that time many of those
new made voters who supported him at the
late election, might become pure"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23
DOMESTIC.
THE REVENUE.

The following circular address by the
Secretary of the Treasury to the Collec-
tors of the Customs, appears in the Balti-
more American
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-23

NOTICES hereby given, that shall at the next Jun,
~ Court to be holden for the County Of Hanover apply
TO the said for Gre discontnuance nj Of the
roads running this through my Laud from Beach
Creek Ford 10 GOOdalrs Tavern.
DaUid Crenshaw.
Nav 25 5--2g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16

Il - also Of great ecastqs<axs II i
who raise WHITE BEANS. nd -. J
have them of superior quality. ~, !
Be pulled when al the Beans 49, !.
grown, and about one bali Of the v.a>. e
gin to grow yellow and dry, and sAx :.
part green and yellow 1.-The green &
should then be dried about Sc hour.
then be housed fer threshing. oae h.
OF Beans harvested in this wsy, Il :,
two bushels harvested after the rain. ! 4
fsllen Oh the vines - - to swell the b.
Sometimes, when loag fall storm ~,
on, and sprouts the Beans In their -.
they are not worth the labour Of hsrsrs,'.
We hope our agricultural friends vi, Z
cept these suggestions snd further. IS
the present dry weather Is peculiarly H..
able for harvesting all Ripe Seeds snd !.
etsbles, from A Friesc O. Esrm<r.
Sef'f. -, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16
!. RECORD or DISEASE.

Letters from Charleston mention that not
wishstanding the numerous removals from the
ciip. and the exemption Of native citizens and
those seasoned TO the. climate. from its attacks,
the Yellow Fever was making augmented
mortality there. II is said, that in the week
ending the 30th ult. there, we're 20 deaths !;
and that on the 3lsi fifteen died Of the fever
Savannah also continues sickly.-In all
other places very general health is enjoyed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16
Mss c1R1R0o.

his celebrstedsd lady, whose imposturss
produced 50 much sensation in ENGLAND,
has arrived At P Philadelphia. She is repre-
senied ss being very beautiful and accom-
pIished.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16
From the Censinei.
Interesting to Farmers.

Interesting 10 Farmers.
IN. RussRLL,
REQUEST complaints are made OF bad
Vegetables, which little care would pre.
vent for instance. If Fs. mers who hax.
ns'ds OF POTATOES would dir them as
soon as The tops begin to die-snd the po-
:a'oes arc then July grown and put them
70 Their ceIlers, they. would proven, ,hr;r
Ino'o'ng that Cleanliness, and enyfA.fo.,~
winch the iall rains always occasion.
r,lIsa 49, oNioNss they should be
their o,rw.I 'hey nave STAINED to
and af,rr 49, s"', 'ns tops begin TO die !;
shouId l. ha...s ss.a o'isd cny or two,
dry place. ''''' = some
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16

The London Courier Of July as, men.
tions thar on the 3fif Of July, new
picture, By Wet, would take che place
If C6rjf Healing IN s1e Temple, which
Vas to be ihippsd to America for the
Rennfylvania iiofpitsl.
The London llarnise Cbrwidk Of the
"a Of AuguR Rases, that every thing
feens 70 indicate that there are very i'm
pcrsant, and not very amicable difcus
Sions on the taps At prefent, between the
Cabinets q London, Madrid and St. Pc.
fersburgh. X Aates that Ferdinand has
demanded the active assistance of the
other powers, BY marine force, to put
an end to the depredaFions- = the infsr.
gent privateers, and ALTO to afford the
means Of an armsnens for bringing back
the regolsed provinces Of South America
70 fubjrction-that intermediation is
mere Tifing, and ,ha, il is now TOO late
for neutrality. The revolution, it IS IA
ted Is 70 far advanced, that without ac-
tive aid in fhips, men and money, the
whole Of South America mutt be lolf 70
the neither country and tha. Spain will
look clfcuhcrc for assistance, If denied
by Enrland. II is ALTO intimatcd that the
Emperor Of Russia has offered his ieryi-
ces, on condition that Spain faall cece to
Russia in full sovereignty, the two Cali
fornias and Minorca and thar Ferdi.
nand has declared thar he mutt comply
with the conditions. ss =
The SIN. an evening paper of the fame
day. notices the article in the Chronic !,
and declares it untrue.
km<riaan FJBing Vtssels ysaarsl.
Halifax dug. 20 BY deciiion in
the Admiralty Court this day. the twenty
fail Of American Filming Ve6els brought
into this port on the 18th Of June lait. 81
H. NJ S. Dee, Capt. Chambers, are to
Be rell0red to the CIaimants.
They lshe claimants, to tg eges--
which VII net ~ HAY the Kings Ad-
vccafe R. ]. Uniacke. Efq having re.
Sinquiihsd bis fees on the occaGon. An
appeal, howeves, lis laid, will be entered
on behalf Of the Cspsor-the original
owners taking their vefIrls on bonds to
meet she event, which vii probably Be
decided Aet~een The Two Governments.
C. ,. and y. S. = ; matter Of public
intcrclt.
4 patent has lafely been obtained By
Two men near Philadelphia. for the in.
ventiea Of = Water Mil, which can be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16
Capital Prise of25,oOO Dollars

Ticket No. 1855, the first drawn num-
Der in the Medical Science Lottery, No. 8,
and entitled to the capital prize Of Twenty
fire Thousand DoRsrs, was sold IT s. < NJ.
Aliens Office in New-York. 70 one Of the
Warriors Of the Cherokee Nation, who was
with the brave Gen. Jackson when he
fought the Greek Indians, and on that oc.
ession he is said 10 have distinguished him.
self He Is I man Of responsibility and now
Z weasern trader; hewss here in April last
when he purchased this Ticket which lie
left with John Byers, Esq Of this town.
n. r. hafer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16
APPOINTMENTS

occasioned by the death of The Hon. STEPHEN
JAcoB. Mr. Payson was present and took
his seat 10 the Board.
The Rev. JAMES MuRDooK, Professor 81
Languages in the University Of Vermont. II Is
chosen Professor OF Languages irthis Inst.
futon.
Mr.. WILLIAM WHrTE, A NJ. and 81. RU-
Fus w. BAILEY, An are appointed TuIofs /,
MI, WHlrE reelected.
lfesIcal seltatiors On the following sue.
jectSs we're exhibited II. the College Chapel
on Nonda i eyenin before COMMENCEMENT,
by keg'anas tales III die degree Of Nd.
A dissertation on Rheumatism by isaac
Colby, OF Hopkinion n H..
A dissertation on Necrosis, by Horace
Hcts6. OF Norwich, VT
What influence has the brain upon respira-
ton, upon the circulation Of the blood, and in
the production of animal heat BY John
Poole, ofPIain6eld, n. II.
On Petechial Fever, BY Zcbtlon Rood, Of
N. Y.
On the Mineral productions Of the West
River mountain, n. Fl. by Erastcs Root, OF
Guilford, Vt.
The seat, nature and causes Of fever. by
Thomas H'ells, OF Fitzwiliam n. FL.
Remarks on Sympathy, or the connection
which exists between different parts Of the
human system, by asa Story. Of Ipswich,
Massachusetts.
On Hydrothorar, BY John Wheeler. Of
Troy, n. Y.
On Goui. By cAarls, W Wider, Of Luz
nenburg, Mass.
A dissertation On the causes, the phenotn-
ena and The nature OF the action of vomiting,
with brief notice Of the diseases in which
emetics are serviceable, by Henry Bond,
of Concord, N. Fl.
On The Salix Pan.andria, BY Join w.
Scott. Of Nerbury, VT.
-o>e>-
The following collection or few Of The
many curious punisItments, inflicted for
various offences, is copied from the old rec.
ords of Massachusetts,, between the wears
1880 and 1855
Sir Richard Saitonstal, fined four bush.
els OF malt Tor his absence from the court. =
: Josias Piassow shall for stealing bask-
Ct Of corn fiorn the Indians, return ba.-
kets again, be fined 81 and hereafter 10 be
called Iosias, end not Mr.. as he used 10 &c .
Joyce Bradwick shan give unto Alex
snder Beeks. 90 shilIings for promising hin,
marriage with her friends consent and now
refusing to perform the same.
Z Thomas Peter, for suspicion OF slap.
der, idIeness and stubborness, is TO be Sc.
verely whipt and kept il hold.
Richard Turner, for being ne,oriously
drunk vas fined ~
!" Edward Palmer, Cor his extostion. TAX
ing 53s I'd for the plank and work Of Boston
stocks, is fned Sc and eensured 10 be Sc, ar
hour in the stocks.
|" John White is bound in lol 10 be d
good behaviour and not to come into d,
company Ct his neighbour Thomas Bull',
wife alone.
MSS CyzRA40o.
~ n 4 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16

laws 81 England a. mol stquire printed
sheets 10 Be deposiied IN their post ci'ces
but ffhey arc, thry must psy as much Poss-
sge As letter. Of 80 bulk snd weight.
/, is stated il .rs burg Intelhgen-
Ger, thu, John r. et. llsg Of Roanoke
Is rnsking arvan eAssa tor voyage across
the Atlantic, l..~ nc leave of I'll his
old scqusin, snces and fricnds-he intends
visiting England, France and Germany
before he returns.
The President Of the United States, has
nearly if not entirely completed the tour
Of his destination He was 81 Chilicothe
on the ed ult where he remained two days
and then resumed his journey. he was
expected to arrive on the 9Th inst. II Pitts
burg thence down the Cumberland road
and through Maryland. II Is supposed nc
arrived At Washington last week.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16

Masters Of vessels trading to British ports
are requested to separate the letters from
the nswspspers, printed lists &c. and pu'
the later into different bags, and deliv~,
them 10 the consignee Of the vessel. The
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16

Congressional Eieciloa III has been i
cialIy announced that 10 choice was ~.
at the election in July last in tie 6i,b I,
sixth Eastern Congressional Districts. 4
fifth, MAJ. GIANT had precisely as many yo..
as all that we're given against him--s tbs, :.
vote more in his favor would have ease,.f
his elee,ion.-In the sixth. The Hon. Tpor..
kltE had a large pleurality.--A new ts;s) !
ordered on the 29lh inst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-16

The Havana Diary Of The 18th OF August
contains an official return OF all the Slaves I'M
ported into that port from Africa, from the Is
oi December to the last of July "a period 0
but three months) amounting in the total, Il
ELEVEN THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED
AND SiATY-ONE,.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20
Land for Sale.

TF early application is made, will dIs,
pose of 400 acres of the CEOAR
grove tract Of land. There is surplus
timber and fire wood enonsh on the part
purpose selling to pay. with Judic;ioos
Management, more thanhalt the purchase
money, at the price ask. The situation
is healthy, and the land fertile. CONT
guilty to market is also among its sdvan,
tages: i: being within less than mile vi
Mr., Jonathan Janney's mill, where The
Alexandria price may be had tor gram.
Persons wishing TO purchase will apply
(, tn. sub,criber, residing at Cedar
Grove, ten miles below Alexandra, and
o., below Janpsy's mill.
sept. go EDGAR MCANff.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY, on Saturday evening,
70, the 18th inst. my mulatto man, ma
med NED, commonly called NED M'RkE
alias Snrnwrxe. He is about 90 or "a
years of age, feet s or 9 inches high,
and was raised in Manchester. Ned is
wei! made, hish forehead and large fiat
nose: had on when he went away grey
coat ard pantaloors. but as he was well
provided with cioatliins OF various kinds,
it's probable he may have changed his
dress. 1t is believed he went on with
his wife, who it appears lett Richmond at
the same time .hs is very black, and, |
believe. somewhat pitted with he small
pox, talks great deal, Of short stature,
and rather thick made. Ned is very art
fu,, aud may probably attemptto pass for
free man he has 4 down look when
spoken to. The above reward will be si-
ven if taken out of Richmond or Man.
chester, and twenty-five dollars if taken
ia either place, and all reasonable ex-
penscs paid tor delivering him to the sub
scriber. DAVID BARCLAY.
y. B. Masters of vessels and others,
are cautioned against harbO,iDg, employ
iBg os carrying of said fellow, under pc
naliy of the Law.
Richmond, Oct. IS thstua
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20
. Thomas Mount

EEAs imported in the slip New-Jer-
IA sey, Nelson, from Liverpool, his
tall supply of
Hard,oare. sadaleryS Fancy Goods.
which, in addition to his present stock,
will make his assortment very complete.
Among. his goods is some handsome sho-
ve!s and tongs, dressing cases, fowlihs
pieces, bell metal Kettles and skil,ets,
brass and plated candlestcks, plated
saddlery. rsry lor. good low priced sii-
YER watches, whips, with silver wire bat
ton and handle, &c. &c. with great va
riety of useful and handsome goods, which
shall be sold at moderate prices.
Oct. 4 d5tThstu4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20
Potomac Fisheries.
CONSISTING OF

EVtlE proprietors & occuPicrs Of Fish.
q cries on this RIVER, are requested
to meet at Browns tavern in Alexandria
on the last Monday in November next, at
the hour Of twelve o'clock, to agree upon
measures for preventing the destructive
effects of Tide or Gill Nets, which have
been uu|awfally set in our waters, and
have within the three last seasons so
greatly lessened the number of shad and
herrings taken at the besl landings, 1t is
earnestly and respectfully requested thai
all interested herein from the mouth o
The river upwards, will attend punctua!-
", that we may prepare memorials t.
the Legislatures Of Maryl;> d and Virsi
MIA, which are shortly to convene, and
hat we may act in concert in whateye'
may be resolved upon, to- hing matte
of such public as well IA private inte-
rest. MANY CONCERNED.
October so thstu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-20
A valuable Farm for Sale.

ygyiE SUBSCRIBER will sell, on
= reasonable terms, valuable and
productive farm Of 600 acres, or therea-
bouts--baing part o'the lands OF the late
Richard Brent, lying on Kettle Ran in
n. comfy of Prince William, in the
state Of Virginia 30 miles from the Dc
e,auaa Mils.-SS miles from Aiexan-
d,ia, and about NE same distance from
Gorge town ard the City Of Wa 'hington-
'rhi. farm lies in the centre OF an excel.
liant ueishbsrhood-is handsomely stu
ated-sbundantly watered, and has upon
it an ample proportion of wood. The
soil is naturally strong, and considera-
bic portion of it has far some years past,
been cultivated according to the most
approved rules of modern huSbandry-
Possession will be given on the first day
of January next. The terms upon which
this property will be ssli, will be made
known upon application to George IT,
Brent, Of Stafford County, Va. or to the
subscriber living in Alexandria.
JOHN d. SIMMS.
september 6 II