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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11
March2s.

WANING at the Pententiary, from so TO 100 90
w Flouf Barrel Biilets and variety Il other Timber
Any person DESTROYS ofundcIiake lulnish the above
viii peaseto apply at the fcnitentiary immediately Tor
bill; and likewise wish 10 engage common pine wood
for kindiing Ores, sc.
SAMUEL p. PARSONS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

T6HOENiX NAtL cOMPiHY.-H,n. u. Israel, gent for
the Company, has for sale his store No 9, Chestnut
st. phia delphaA general assortment OF Nails Spikes x
Brads, which he will sell on the reasonable prices
The improvements made III tn machinery these works
by Lewir pcrUay, The superintendent have enabled
Company to Manufacture Nails equal any which have
hsrctofoge been offered for sale.
Auri{1. 100 IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

QUICK AHoHINY LAND for S1le.-For sale, that va
" liable Tract Of Land in New-kent county, Ga
Chickaho.iiny river, on which pichmnqd and william
Allen dec. formerly lived The tract Contains about
1850 d,4es more less lays about 30 mites rom The
mouth Of the reE (Which isnavgsne 70 the landing for
vessels Of considerable burthen) and about 80 miles rom
uishmond has on ftau abundance of excellent piGe
t,nber and on its shores several good fisheries. The
land produces corn wheat and oats, WE'LL (pafiielarIy
has ON IL deecn dwelling house and other houses suf
eent for the farm.
The sale will I've made on the premises 20 the highest
bidder on Monday Dist April fOf in MONEY, IN nBe
months and The other IN eighteen months from the
k.y Of sale deed If tie land will I've required
To- secure the credit part ofe purchase roneyoT bonds
with good security for each deyisec's part as may be a
WILSON ALLEN, for ser and oihcrs.
Iarch %. Io5-ids'
T51WEN ~ OOIIARg REwARD.-Eunaway, on thesth
q inst from tho Subscriber, living New Canton,
IN Buckingham county a negsO fellow, by name STE
PfgN lie is tall black, has short hair Is good house
servant andap stutter While under strong emotion OF
any kind. He carried wiin him much clothing and -
cxDscf lurking IN o. about Nichmond. having been
pgrohased that piace lew months since Of MI PARK
lJL
The sboye reward will be paid for ue deliver Of said
fellow - me- Tor the seczIeEient Of hn a. Js sothat
4 sat Lir, so.in SMITH PAYNE
= S. SAID ieilq~ has wife At Col VIM Mayos near
aislcbS Ioiu
y NOR SAIf--A vsiuaHic and hiahly ir7foycd Farzz,
y about sixty miles above Richmond. containing ore
Thousand acres ofaad In healthy and agreeable nesh
borrho0G.
L. fa,1ser nasficusrs aouIy 4, xr Geo, Perkins,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

Collectors ofsce, RhiiTnond, I'M FEB. 1917.
WIN. ID. TAYLOR. Colicr1orf5r The 18Th
Collection DiRriet In tie Stale Of Virginia.
he Edit Ofihe Lynchburg Press, and Republ;.
can Con'traiion of Winchester will insert Tx above for
eight weeks, agreeable former Instructions. w. d. r.
March II. Io1.axv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

Nj ARSHsLLS StLE.--Dy virue of decree Of the
JVA Court of the United sSstes for the fifth circuit
tie Virginia District wherein Margaret Coates execu
OF the testament aud last will OF wn Coates dec
@ho was surviving OF William Gray and Con-,
pany, plaintiffs--aud Thomas Muse and Elliott
Muse, administrators with She will annexed OF Hud
Muse, dec and Thomas Muse, Elliott Muse, Nelson
Muse, and others are defendants, in ChanceTyWn be-
sold, for ready oncy public auction. before the
house door 10 Urauna, the 2sh day az April NEXT il
being coWtday, HOase Lot, the propsSty Of Hudson
kuSe, dec. WM. MANN, ID. NJ. for
Il. Moore, N. " ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

MTOrICE.-fhe Subscribers having cu.ercd INTO part
l. nefship under the iTm Of lStsBJaTd, Robinson 4
TPorfha take this method to inform their friends the
public generally, that they nov receiving general
assortment Of Grccsries and daily expecting rt
sr supply from philadelphia and NewYork, which they
oeT for salc a, wholesale and retail accommodating
Germs their oT uain) street. ofisth
IT, just below tie Mafkethonse.
jain SbeppTrd,
Henry ROJlHSaa,
Charles WOrfham, II.
Iprif g. I00Im
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
BY TIE Mills.
Esiyaas 81 isftersfrona etFeer5 q oar lfea
frerrancdn hundra,.


irerYanean Jquady9n.
/" MaEy CurioG:ies arc feen in the III.
lbs of Pompeii. Several Of its Rrce,s are
now cleared out, and the walls of the
houfes 1sud entire.-Some of The paint
ings on them appear as fresh as if the ar
iii. had iuit left bis work. The fable of
Aetcon. who accidentally faw Diana
when bathing, is viewed as matter piece
The immenfe amphithcatre dug out by
MURaT, he many pintings and iafcrip
tions. ] he tombs, with their infcrip-
tons, remain perfect. The Mofaic work
which forms the floors OF feveral houfes,
preicnt the most lively and beautiful
colors when uoillcned.. There is an ex-
tenfive wire cellar, in which the Jars con-
time il their original order. A foun-
tain in one of the theatres throws ont a
ftream of fine water, conveyed from a
now unknown lourec: There are many
fine pieces of lculpturc taken from this
place and shewn in the mufeum at Ma
pies The gods arc precisely iuch as
defcrihed BY mythOlogias, and readily
recognized. Mercury and Hercules
fem TO have been their favorites, as more
OF fhefc figures are found than any 9th
crs. The arns containing the afhes Of
the dead. with lamps hung around them,
arc deposited in ilr5Lsly arched house.
which has not been broken through oy
the weight Of the ashes, which crufhcd
the roofs of thoft that were differently
confruaed. Nothing can give rise to
mere melancholy rtaeetions than viewing
thele ruius--which appear TO have been
juR deferted by their original inhabitants
though they have been buried nearly 10
centuries.
The Crolto del Cane Is sbou, three
miles from Naples, and agrees with the
defcripsion which has been 70 often Civ
en-. A torch burns brilliantly unlrfs
placed within eighteen inches Of the
ground, or bottom, when il becomes ins
family extingUifhed. The air above AID
thar below is 10 fsperated, that the blaze
from the wick Of lighted candle would
burn freely al top, and b put out at the
part next The candle. The fact thar car
bonic acid gas is heavier than atmospher
&c air, will hardly explain this phenomr-
non. The cruel experiment of holding
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

Of our military Embellishments. which.
in The army, amounted to about goo dol
lars man. and 10 tho nayy 10 nearly
1000 dollars per man. Tie referred to
bis motion al the Taft f-iIion 10 rcducc
The army, and as failure. and The relolu-
ton he bad taken 10 make, during The
remainder Of his public l.ie, no further
attempt 70 reform public abufss, &C
tic commented on fhe enormous amoant
of the civil expenditures Of the govern
mens, which arofe not from exosbitant
ialaries lfot, he faid. many Of their ofh.
GERS were abfolntely harsing) bur from
the great number ot officers, greater than
in any other country. under the general
and ftate government. Having, as this
iioufc had, no patronage whatever. but
only The odium of ever obnoxious pub.
lie meafurc, they ought itilI 70 feel the
neceiIiiyof scrutrnizing into the public *.
penditures andss il was impoiLble, in
the nature of leeilla:iou. divided into ops
petite parties. for member of the mi
nority TO make any efT:c,ual attempts to
correct abules, he called on the members
Of the majority to perform thar duty, and
exprefrd his pl-afurc at hearing thoic
gentlemen, (Mefrs. Clay and Johnfon)
ufng the almoas supplementary word
economy, and talking about retreneh-
ment, &c.
The Committee then rose and report
ed The bill which was passed to be an
groflsd.
THE CLAIMS LAW ys
/ After debate, the bill TO amend the act
to make paymeat for loft property, &c.
was 70 amended(Bi to ool tha; the 9th
iec,ion of the law fhould not be confru.
cd TO extend to houfes occupied by the
military forces Of the United STATES, ex
cept the fame fall have been occupied
by authority of an officer or agent oil the
United States, as place of depoGt for
munitions of war.
On motion Of Mr.. Anterior the bill
vas amended TO provide. that in all cafes
where the claim exceeded The amount oil
400 dollars, the teitimony ihould be TAX
en- before commilIion for that purpofr
appointed.
After leyeral unfuceessful attempts by
| MeiTrs. Wright. M'Lean and Pickcns TO
amend the bib, Il pafled to third read
ing by large majority.
/ cL4InS' LAW srs.
SATURDAY, JAN. IL. The bill 10 a.
mend the lsw paaec the lait FELTON,, pro-
viding for ihe payment of loft property,
&c. was read third time and pailed.
THE MINI,
Mr.. Patisrfon. Director OF the Mint,
has reposssd 10 the. Prcfldenr. that ia
1916, there were coined, Ss8,l3s
G nts, 47.r5o fia9 Dsia,s, and g
DoAarl Total SO, 7Ssdols. and mis-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
fcurtffntb Congress. IND Dfssicn.

IS SENHeT r.

iN StN.4le, JAN. &c, 1874.
The SECRETARY . fbf lssahyy, BY letter.
gave Information, thar rho fund of the
Marine hofpirals was mere than equal
70 meet the demands upon il.
Tie bills from the houfr refpecting
the duties ca tonnage were read third
siaac, and pafied
NkH PUBLIC DEPARTMENT.
The bill ID create the new Executive
{home) Department was taken up.
h committee which reported The
bill, explained IS motives for 1.-THE
r-af ~svauEon of our public buiincis-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

tic increase OF bnfsncfs 10 the fcreigf de-
partmrnf a. well Al II home, and the
mlisi,ade and complication Of details Of
public traniactions, which required
ditnDutian Of them among sh- public Of
ices. different from thar which now cx
ifs.
Mr. King, OF New. York, could not see
the necclhiy for creating : new Depart.
mcnr, the head Of which would have
place in the Cabinet. and be one Of the
Presidents councillors. Whiting farther
time 10 be afforded for the confederation
Of this important bill. he propelled lis
poIaponrmenr for few DAYS.
The bill was poifponed to Wednesday
next.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The bill to allow the Attorney Gene
raj clerk, Office rent, aad itssionary,
was taken up.
1t was moved TO frike out the frdions
of,his bill allowing a clerk & Office rent,
and the motions were luppor,ee BY
Aienfs. Macon and Msfon.
Goth motions failed, by a majority of
four or FIVE, aud the bill. as amended,
patIed to be engrofed.
| he bill TO provide for the prompt
fettlement OF accounts, was then post.
| poned until Monday.
MONDAY, JAN. II.
The engrofrd bill, Rejecting the of
fee of Attorney Gsncral, was read Q
third time, psfled and fen, TO the Hcsie
| { The bill grants the ailitAnce of q Clerk
The report of felect committee, un-
favourable TO the prayer Of The petition oil
Robert Kid, after fome debate, in which
Mr.. Mafon of N. Ii took part in op
petition, was concurred ina motion OF
Tered by Mr.. Noble, refpect ing ccmpen
fation to Peter Winehell, Thomas Bel
and John Hartman, was taken up and a
greed to- A motion for purchalIng cop
les of the late edition of the Acts of Con
grefs, and of furndhing one copy to each
countyin the u. S. was agreed to "A
petition was read, praying the admiiIior
ofthe Mifilhppi territory, into the I'm.
ion, as An independent fate.
NATIONAL PAINTING.
MIR. Barbour obtained leave and fub
mitted the following rcfolulion, which
was read and pafIed to fecond reacing
RsjSIved BY the Senate and Houfe gf Rep
resenfatiOes, &c. that the PrtGdent oi
the United States be and he is hereby
authorized to employ John Trumbull, O
Connscsicut, to compofe and execute 3
painting commemorative of the Dsclara
ton OF Independence, to be placed, When
fnilhed, in the capitol Of tie Uaited
States.
u. S. MILITIA.
Mr. Ba6snr ALTO laid on the table ref.
olution directing the Secretary of War 10
procure copies of the exiting militia laws
of the different itates, as well as correct
reports Of The number and organization
of their militia; to be laid before the
Senate at their next teiIlon
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
FRIDAY, JAN. 10
BOUNTY Lands
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
Ignrlssh Pare graths.

Saturday a Gentleman ot Tie Isle oil
Wight, while sporting in The country, SHOT
rabbit, which he deposited ia bis pocket
but on his return home, TO his as;onishmeul
found the number Increased 10 lhrrt II
appears the rsbi was moi Killed, and sctual-
~ lnered in the pocket,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

down the head of dog vas tried. The
animal followed lis nader 10 the cave
with reluctance, nd il was neeeH-ry 70
force bin In. Tic foon locked round
with the greatest anxiety became con-
sullcd, loamcd n the mouth, and was IA.
ken out apparently lifelefs. he soon re
siscd, and in lev miar:cs friikcd a
bout transported with joY. Appearing 10
have acquired incrraied itrength and =
giiity. There arc air baths Gear this
place, some of which exceed the hear OF
boiling water Abu. bali . mile Of the
road 70 this place is cur through fold
rock. many feet from the iarface. In
paiing through 1t, there i 70 more light
fern, except al the entrance, than 10 the
darkett night !"
"General Don, the Lieutenant Gov
ernor OF Gibraltar, has fhe an Us great at
teniion Indeed. our very handiome aud
efficient fqnadron commands reipeci
whcrcveFit appears Ii conits Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
FRIDAY, JAN. 10
R0IINTE u AADs

rAIAAs JAr. 10
BOUNTY LdSDS.
Contrary TO report Of Committe.
on the fabjrd, the House. after the dif
cufIion, voted, that it was expedient Il
amend the law on the fnbita of Boont,
Lands 70 as TO authorize devife of them
CONDUCT. or The u S. BAAK.
The Committee appointed to iuauire
into the conduct of the Directors of the
bank respecting an imputed ovation OF
The law refpe6ting the fpeeie payment OF
the fecond initalment. reported late
ment of facts, and recommended the
diimiiIal of the fubiees.
REDUCTION or THE ARlfY.
Mr.. Cannon laid on the table the fol.
lowing refolution -
Rs5oiUed. That IT'S expedient 20 reduce
the army of the United States"
ASJfT APPROPRIATIONS.
A bill 10 appropriate 100000 dollars,
m part. for the lubGflance of the army
IN 1917, was taken up in committee Of
the whole.
Il was itsted. that this bill was necef.
fary TO make ad anees TO the contractors
to enable them to fulfill their contracts.
Mr.. Clay called the attention of the
Commit'cc to the magnitude of the mill
tary cxpenfcs, which, he faid, would this
year probably exceed tx niiilioas and to
the neeeiIi'y Of proper inysitigation
and ferutiny in them. He faid, he
thought the government paid more mo.
ney and got leis military ieryicss than
any other country in the world.
Mefirs Lowndcs and Johnioa explain.
cd the purpose for which the military
appropriations were applicable, and
the lo8es of flores. arms, &C. which
fwe.led The expenditures beyond 9hal
oughF hereafter to exiil and exprcIied
their anxiety for economy, and the pTac-
tieable reduction of the public burshens.
Mr. Randolph eaprsiIsd bis plsafure
at hearing IN this Houie the long explod
Cd word srsrtmy, ard u wilnstiing the
mott diitant ray OF rEoniifr OF a return
to ole democratic principles and then
went into pretty general view of vha,
nc termed The extraordinary expenditures
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

: Our affairs are unfetlled with Al
giers and until that buliness be arranged,
ii is not probable the force here viii be
diminiihed. Algiers fhews MARKS OF
Britiih vengeance, bur the Dey is a re
markable man. he ponssses intrepidty
firmness of character, and industry and
with the exception of bis fleet, is as Tor
midable as everi and by the Spring, will
be more 70 We proceed up the Medi-
tcrraaean in few days"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

A single gentleman adyerlises, in pro-
viDcial paper, for board aud lodging, in )
|" card playing clergyman's family" I'D J
sferfp's caoatty, sisd hear : fTont-str~4m ,
with this additional inductmrnI, that The
preference will be given to a family where
there is daughter, proficient 10 RsEsic 7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

The lines abroad, add Il home. L
he tsuple d Janus j. shut" Oesrl
al Esfcps, = well Is in iie uaaed ssesxs
49, Daiiisa America thrse IS genstaI vsaSe =
- tet thsfr = heard tie cry "a gxtersA
distfsss. lie cause j. ohsious. aisough 60
zen " grSss many, who blsndiy all ab,,ss.
nc diSssss The aosld ! nov in 70 sAx sssarr'
u psaes, and even wsSh ssB<1al oi Sc. ) az
inc best means oi fellei; as If peace imross
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

Ar ACT in addition 10 an act entitled " An
At for the reliefofpoor Debtors"
II Il enacted 81 tie ssaale end House q Repre-
i ssnsaiirss ia General Court assembled and by
TIC asvasatiy ~ ice safne That from and after the
first day u January next, whenever any person
shall sue out writ ofexecussun. upon = Judgment
ioursted on former Judgment. which original
judo nseat was rendered in shit bounded ca con
tract tie Clerk Of the Court. or Justice oF the
Peses granting snsii writ OF exeentioa shall 80 va.
~ the urn Of The execatioH. THAT the same shall
not rua against the tody Of the debtor. and such
deb.os snail aog be liable fohe arrested imprisoned
o. crmmsssed TO jail upon any such execution on.
les tie amount oi the debt. or damage, for which
the original Judgment was rendered, shall exceed
the sun al FIVE dollars.
DEC II f3f6-Aprruvedh by the Governor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

Large Eet.--Ihere was caught IN tht
Solwsy, il the ir;s III "a ali Los kcrbie, d
AMMAN, ali eel OF the enormous SIZE o.
twelve fee, long, by eighteen inches in
circumference.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22
An ACT concerning Dover.

DE II snacisd BY re staals aud House Of Repre-
ID senfatirss inGeasrul Conrl assembled and By he
authority Of tbs same, That, in all where any
pefsan has died or shal de seized Of any estate,
leassag Widow who IslaNfaily entitled TO dow
e. tlsrrein, such Nidom shall be- enistsd 70 have
and receive one undivided net thir6 part Of the
rents incomes and prohis Of such estate, until the
hear or heirs q such deceased persen. shaF assign
and sri ous 10 such widow her dover, according 20
law. or uasll the sane shall be actually assigned
and set out her, under Judgment OF Court or an
order IL q Court Of Probate.
Dec. Is, fSi6-ApproYed by the Governor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

Eurasf oga letter dated Riehplond, i'm 10.
f" We are sorry 10 stale to yuu, that 50
much -four j. shipped direct 10 England,
that the prospect fJr vessels coasswise, u
gloomy indeed. we fear many must be
laid up.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

Aresolusisn has been moved in the House
OF Representatives Of TIC u. otasss, aud a.
dopsed the objrci ofvhirh is-"s 10 Instruct
The COMMITTEES On military affairs 10 euquits
into the expsdisncy Of educating in The mi.
itary Academies the sons OF al offlcess, con-
commissioned offers, ard psisstes. WHO
have fallen IN The late war fighting the bat
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

Earthquake. = he shock OF an Earth
quake was ieli In this ciss yesteld day, be-
tween l2 and lo'clock. IL CAUSED tre-
uiJr OF the pondetous earth for about IL
seconds Charleston hofsr Dec 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-01-22

Fir. BdybsRr alto laid on the table ref
olution directing the Secretary of War Il
procure copies of the exiting militia laws
of the different itates, as well as correct
reports Of The number and organization
of their militia; to be laid before the
Senate at their next teiIlon
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-23
Public Sale.

TTNDER the authority Of a deed Of
4 trust from John Throop, and Re-
becca his wife, in order to secure Hugh
Carolin against the effect of his endorse
ments for the said John Throop, the sub
scriber will offer at public sale, for cash,
on Friday the ID day OF January next, at
IL o'clock, upon the premises, all the
right. tile and interest OF the said John
Throop in the aforementioned property,
o. so much thereof as NAV be necessary
to save harmless the said II. Carolin, VIZ
A Lot Of Ground on the solth side OF
Kiny-st,eet, beginning 81 feet eastward
of Payne-street, and fronting on King
street s7 feet.
Also, one other Piece Of Ground, be-
ginning ITO feet 7 inches from the inter-
section of Prince and Payne streets, aud
running souihwardiy with Payne-street
90 feet.
And another Piece OF Ground, begin
ming at an alley laid off by J. Y. Thomas,
at its inter ection with AItred-st'eet, and
binding north Oh said street 81 feet e IN
ches.
The evidences of title and more
minute description may be seen upon aps
p!ication to the subscribe.
COLIN AUiD, Trustee.
December Is Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-23
Sales at Auction.
On JYeduesauys and Saturdays,

WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street:
Between King and Prince
4 n extensive and general assortment
"A of seasonable Goods, OF British,
French, German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be we'll select
ed, and well worthy the attention o.
town and country Rerchants and others !;
as the undersigned will be abundantl.y
supplied from the nanufactOrs and their
friends in Boston, New York and Ph;ia-
lelphia-which will give to gentlemen an
opportunity of laying in their goods on as
good terms as they can be in those cities,
taxing into view the difference Of Ex-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers ei the
day.
Consisnments strictly attended to and
liberal ad-ances mad: if desirable.
John Jackson & Go.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-23
Forty Dollars Reward.

R AN AWAY on the 2l.t ult from
~, the service Of Mr.. Jesse Brown, Of
the City Hotel, SEBR&Y, sometimes
calling harself Cecilia Green) the proper
ty of Mrs. Ann ii Lee, pale mulatto
woman, about 90 years old. of middle
stature, we'll formed, with small sunken
eyes, and Indian hair. She probably has
gone to Baltimore, or some Of the north
ern citie.. as it is supposed she was seen
the next day on the road near B!adens-
burgh, clad in 4 stuff dress and cloak
or mantle, with a bundle Of clothes in her
lands. She may possibly be about the
:o.n. or in the District. Thirty dollars
will be given for apprehendiOg her, if
taken within the District, or forty, il at
greater distance, and all reasonable
charges betrayed. Enquire OF
EDMD. |. LEE.
December Is stuthtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-23
Land for Sale.

IF early application is made, | will dis.
pose Of 400 acres of the CEDAR
GROVE tract Of land. There is surplus
timber and fire wood enough on the part
/ purpose selling to pay, with judici0us
management, more than halt the purchase
money. at the price l ask. The situation
is healthy, and the land fertile. Cont
guilty to market is also among its adyan.
tages; it being within less than a mile Of
Mr.. Jonathan Janney's mill, where the
Alexandria price may be had for grain.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply
70 the subscriber, residing at Cedar
Grove, ten miles below Alexandria, and
one below Janney's mill.
sept. SO EDGAR M'CARTY.