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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08
CNange IN District lEoncn.

Our information from Washington in
duces the belief, that the senate vii! reject
the bill curOusly entitled g a bill TO main
tam orr neutrality" lfthat body should
pursue tins course, they will have new
clam upon the applause which their Wis
dom las so frequently elected from the
nation.
Mr.. Peasants, FROM Virginia, ON FRIDAY
last, III the House ofRepresentatives com
pletely refuted and put down the caiumny
which Mr.. Randolph had uttered in rela
ton TO the motive which induced the e.
rection of the Richmond Armorv. On
Saturday, Mr.. Randolph tried TO explain
away his assertion, and complained that
1t had been mlsrepresentcd and erroneous
ly reported IN certain prints. The Fede-
raj Republican only is responsiblefoT the
mlsrepres enlalion, If any has taken place
tor, IN that paper, and in that alone, was
1t originally reported. Bat. PIT.
Weiearn from report, that Tie executive
OF tllIs state have appointed Mr.. Charles
n. Hanson, violent federal iactioDist.
and son-In-aw 10 Coy. Ridgeley, associ-
ate Judge of Baltimore county court in
the room Of Zebulon liollingsworth. ESD.
removed. We presume, If this appoint
nett has really taken place, tliat one
or two federal lawyers in the civ have
been sadly disappointed in their expecta-
lions ola snug place. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

Norfolk, .Janaory 81
A letter received in town, BY 4 Commercial
frieud--daicd Cadiz, Nov. 0tli, iSIG-savs
ODonnell, is collecting an army ofj'vFs-
Tt luOLsAND AEN---FOR GUENos ANRFs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
Much has lately been said in Tie eastern
apegs respecting the enccnra ge,oeot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

NclC OK, Ieb.3
:, we learn by Captain Johnson. of the seh'r.
Spartan, in IS days from port.an-prince tg,sf
SIR tiregor WGregor, having abandoned the
cauSeof tho Patriots, was at that place. aud
had engaged a-passage TO the United States i'm
me brig Brisk, which was to sail for Baltimore
III t"o days luer. Adr.
Tie valuable -four mills and store-honsc. AZ
Stien-isiand, owned by John iilliigcr, were
totally consumed bS FIRE on Saturday evening
ABOUT ciock. The small quantity Of Grain
ana lour IN the store at tie tine, was also des
troycd. As there had been 40 tire OF candle i'm
The Duile.ugs for SEINE hours previous. Il Is IRE.
,uHed tiiIs disastermust have been the work Of
an s','epulary' ID.
We regret tOstate that BgNIANrN HrrwsIrn.
midsnipnian Of the United States' Navy. sonoi
Chptai nCaleb Brewster, OF Fairfield, Con. was
lost overheard from the ship Hmtfcss. Cart
Alien, on The voyage from this yoit to Canton.
IN the mouth OF Hay last, during heavy gale
10 The night, and that all eAcrtOns to save him
proved Inefficient. fN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08
Georgetown, Es5. &.

Georgetown, Feb {.
We congratulate the country on the re-
solution adopted by the delegates ofthc
local banks, at their late meeting 10 re-
sumo the payment of specie on tie 2olh
OF February. In this, they have display
ed respect for the government and a
regard for the public convenience. which.
when we know at how great sacrifice
otiher own interests it is done, cannot
FAM 10 restore TO the banks, ia c entire CON
tidence otthe country. For onr own part,
we did not believe, that, under the pres
ent dIsadyaniageous state of our foreign
exchange, the payment of specie could
have been Rrudently resumed so early ::
but the banks, no doubt, understand their
own concerns, and, il ONLY remains for
us TO express a hope that they will be "a
bic TO continue in this much. wished for
course.
Change Ia District Money.
a gentleman in Washington sold drafts
on n. York, at an advance OF 5 per cent.
Yesterday, they could not be disposed Of
at any advance whatever. We understand
that the Bank Of Washington will paw
specie on the Goth inst. and no doubt the
remaining banks in ibe district will a.
dopt the same measure, when many sie,.-
Ing .}elioios will be released from their long
and close confinement, to tile great oy
OF the community at large.
Messenger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Portland, Dec 81.

CUMBERLAND SIS
Taken BY h.ecution and to be EH at PabE~
AuGtisn, on Monday the Sd day Of Feb.
next, at three o'cock p. NJ. on the prem
les ia Goybam-
A Ii tie right in equity of redemption which
n SAMUEL HAsKfLL has IN ard TO tie f
lowing mortgage real efsate. Iuated in Gorhari
in fsid county; ;bounde9-beginingi iouthweferly q
Wenbrock line northealerly the road leading
from saccarappa 10 Gorham corner northweiiery
by town road leading to -tephen LongfeIow Els
iou,hwel.er!y by lsnd belonging TO Elizabeth
Tying containing fifty acres more or lels together
with all the buildings thereon; faid defcfibed
premfes was nsor,gsged 10 Elizabeth w. Chsie %
lecure the payment of FIVE hundred dollars in I've
years and inisreft thereon to be paid annually q
per deed ds ed May i7th, l8 and Eecorsed u
Regiller Book 90 page $50
GARDNER WALKER Depty. Sheriff
JAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
Jaa II
Thirty Dollars Reward I.

HN Sunday afternoon or srnday evening, a
~ TTuok belonging to the iubfcriber at Bos-
rCN's TAVERN. IN this town, was broken open
aa6 40 dollars in fpecis, was taken thereffom
among which was sn Enghih Bank Token, asd an
Engiifh Shilling aud two la Esgles; there was
also number cf receipts, ard other papers among
which was receipt from los smith of Halo
well, and another from Ephraim Ireadwell a
red morocco trunk aoout foot long containing a
aumber of curiofties, was taken at he fame time
among the cufIo6ties a Canadian Jack knife
with crof. on il. The above reward will be
given 10 any one who will give information 10 that
lhs thief may be brought TO juhice and the money
obtained or zen dollars for either of them.
WILLIAM STOWELL.
Portland Jan 9Th.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
Nathaniel Blanchard's Estate.

rE1HF heirs and CREDITORS 90 The eIt2fe OF n 4 .
THANIEL BLANCHARD, late of North
yarmouth, in the coaniy OF Cumberland mariner,
dsceafed and all concerned, are hereby notified
-tha, Solomon L Blanchard AdrininTa,or on faiI
sla,e has pres nted TO me the fuhfctiher Judge O.
the Court OF Probate for fzid county his accouns
of Aem,nil:ralicn, acd a.so a pfiva;e account
agairit faid ellats and reqnefied an order TO 1eI
lie oerlonal snase of fsid deceased and al al I
have Aligned The iseoOd Wedneiday OF FEBRUARY
nA.t.t Zen e'clcck A M 10 csuider faid accounts
..a .eo,el Il the Rsgi.ser of PrChae ffce in
por,.agd. uhea and where they may be pss ens
.aa hsvr an oopcrtunlty 20 tie heard thereon.
las SAM FIREMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubicribess
~ have oeen dny appointed by the fton Jsre
niah Baiiy Efc commlfsioaefs 20 receive and ex
smlne the claims OF creditors TO the eiiale Of
THOMAS REID, late OF TopshaD in The county
of Lincoln mariner, deceafed Represented iniol
vent and th at nxs months Tine i allowed TO laid
creditors 10 bring in and prove ,heir CLAIMS aud
they will attend Ihat ferviee a. the flee of Ehen
Gao Elo. IN Bath 10 fzid ccunsy on the laii Eli
DAYS Of tie pre(ent and OF The ave following
months f. en- o.cioek to O clock T. nj on each
Of !aid ssys JOSEPH SEWALL jr} Comnis
WILLIAM TORREY ! iionesa
Ea.h ian z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
NOTICE.

A T the annual Meeting of the Proprietors Of u
MON Wharf held al TiI,ons Hotel, in Port
land January 7th 1917,
VoTsD, That previous to any dividends being
paid by The Wharfuger each Proprietor fhal
produce TO the Clerk Of said Proprietors, proof oi
his title to his fhare or ihares in laid wharf which
flasll be recorded by said Clerk
S.M. r. HuS5EY, Wharfengsr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
Ioleph Titcomb's Elfate.

NOTICE is hereby given that by lieenee OF
~ Court. 10 much of the Real Eltate OF josErH
TI1comB late of Nor,hyarmouth. deeeaied, as Will
bring Que hundred and ninety dollars, will be ioid
at public auction. to the higheit bidder, al the
[lore oil Johu Webfter. in faid Northyarmouth. on
Saturday, the 25ih day of January infant, At ten
of the clock A N.
wM. HIGHT, Admisjf,sts,
Norihysrmouth, Jan 2, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
@pttCa,1o,
Saturday, January IL, 1917.


Deraggement Of the mails.-The constant
alterations Of the mails from bad to worse, op-
crates as a serious Inconvenience to us in
the publication Of our paper. In Nov. last,
when we changed the day of publication
from Tuesdays 10 Saturdays, we were satis6-
ed twas the best day to ensure ready dis
tribution of the Gazette of any in the week
but since that two or three important mails
have altered in their time Of arrival and de-
parture, so that our presen. day of publication
j. the most inconyenient Of any which could
be selected-we are under the necessity,
therefore, Of again changing the day 10 WE'D
SEsDAy. Some perhaps viii object to this ar
aangement in consequence of the other paper
- town being issued the day previous but
when they are assured that of the mails of
seven different routs, fge leave town on We'd
aesday, they WILDE satisfied the fault is not
with US.
1T The next Gazette will be issued on
Wednesday, the aedinst. Though the period
Between this and the next publication will be
tile more than week, yet as it was little less
when we changed the day Of publication be-
1sofe' our subscribers will perceive that this
arrangement will give them their full quota Of
apers.
re have no later news from Europe than
vas published in our last. Accounts ir,sn St
s'eiena represents Bonaparte as being discon-
ned with his royal and imperial residence
~. y 's not expected any thing of an alarming
a'1re will grow out OF il as we understand
u ne boston papers that one Of their citizens
would probably reach there before Christmas
sad SAY they, " we have no doubt our fellow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

Sa4s of Real Estate at Aactton.
ia Obe fold at NJ Lellan T. Fietchers Auction
4 Room on 1uslday the 2lfl Of January ser,
| at ! o'clock A. M uneG prsviouny dilpofed of
by The lubfcriber the Real Efafe GIuzted 10 Port
| aad formerly beionginsto Stephen Goldman Esq.
| nov he properly Of the Union Bank in Bolton,
con6fiug of the Wharf, Lots and buildings, as
follows
The Bank ard Wharf called Codmans wharf
with the ftores thereon, and the Flats adjoining
iaid wharf and apsur,enances thereto
One flare 10 Union Wharf
1hs Lot aod Store on Crofs and Fore nreets oc-
| cufied by Nicholas shea
The Lo, and Bskehoufe on Fore-ilreet occupied
by Daniel Brown
The Lot on Fore areet occupied by Samuel a.
ih and on which houfe itznds.
The Los and building on Fore nree, occupied
by Mira Haaey
A "Trip OF land on Crols nreet adjoining Mr..
Owens land.
The II u!e and Lot on Crofs areet occupied by
Ebenezer Mayo, E,q Together with four other
houte tots on the fame llreet.
The condition of fales will be 20 per cent cafll,
The rehdue at one two. three and four years with
the interef annually fecured by mortgage of The
premies fold or other fuffieitnt fscurity
For further particulars inquire of
B. POTTER,
Attorney for Union Bank
Portland Dec 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
THE GAZETTE
Monday, january l3, 1917.
POSTSCRIPT,

Our last accounts from Washington are 10
Monday last. The proceedings Of Congress
are rather OF a local nature not sufficiently in-
terestidg TO renler il worthy Of reeapituIation.
On Thursday night last Gre broke out In the
barn and OFT houses Of Mr. Geo. I,fIrey, ia Dam
iel street, Porsmouih There being bot little wind,
The conlagraton was confined "a The building in
shch IL orgnated.-A Duel has recently been
fought in Exeter, y H. between couple of boys
10 consequence q dispute which originated in a
Dall-fooni. he result l. said to have been as
harmless as che cause was triaing. A similar
occurrence took place in this town several weeks
since. The parties, after dischargng their pistols
4 each other two OF three times, with nothing but
Powderin them, separated, exnlting in their ancied
bravery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
NOTICE.

A Ii who are indebted 20 the hscriber, either
n by note or account. are hereby requeQea 10
call and iett'e the fame with him, on or before the
firft day of February next or their notes and sc-
counts will be left with attorney for collection
JOHN REMIcK.
Portland Jan. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
Rifemen Asteation I

THE Members of the Portland Rifle Company
are hereby notified, that their next Quarterly
Meeting will be held on TUESDAY, EvESINo NEXT
at O'Clock precifely, at theAArmory Per Order
IAN. III HENRY JONES, o. S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

The Governos and Council of New.
Hampshire have recently made the follow.
ing appointments -
Henry Sweetser, Esq. Of Chester, Quar-
ter Master General, with the rank of Brig
adier-General.
TO fill vaeaneies IN shc Board Of Trustees
OF Dartmouth UaiverSify.-Hon John Har-
ris. Hopkinton Moses Eastman, Esq.
Salisbury; Ichabod Bartlett, Esq. Ports
mouth Hon. Salma Hale, Keene.
In The Board Of Overseers. Hon. Arthur
Livermore, Holderness Honorable Will
liam Badger, Gilmanton Rev William
Bentley, ID. ID. Salem, Mass. Hon Ju-
dab Dana, Fryburg, (Me.) Hon. Jedu-
than Wil4 Oxford; Hon. Ezra Bartlett
md Stephen P. Webster, Esq Haverhiil
The Trustees OF Dartmouth University
are summoned to mees at Concord on the
first Tuesday in February next
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

We understand that at late meeting Of the
Grand Lodge of this commonwealth, SIMON
GREE NLEAF, Esq. of Gray, was appointed
District Deputy Grand Master for the ninth
Masonic District.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

AT a session Of the Court of Common Pleas
now sitting in Boston, WILLIAM Willis, Esq.
was admitted an Attorney of said court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

DOJ y IVIICI I0uIIu tI4NTI sIVI7a dHu UtOdsIUl'
ally sit upon their counters-as several in
stances have lately occurred in which boys
thus situated have abused misplaced conf
dence in shops where there were two or more
money drawers, by availng themselves of an
opportunity when the shop.keepers were wait
ing on customers in another part of the shop,
to rifle the drawer behind them and make off
with the money before il was missed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

Iaj. GoopRica, who was lately robbed
near Essex bridge, in Newburyport, il is said
j. in fair way Of recovering his health. -
His Exselency Gov. BRooKs has issued a
Proclamation enjoInng upon all civil officers
10 exert her endeayours TO detect and bring
- punishment the perpetrators of the robbery
apd offers reward OF three hundred dollars
- pne who wiIgive such information as
leadsto the conviction Of the offenders.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

A mandatory OF Printing Ink has been
burnt down at Weymouth, owned by III.
Chase loss 1000 dollars.
A petition 10 Congress for Bankrupt
Ac, is now circulating, and signing in New
York.
.CoBBETT once declared that" he should
never look on his family with dry eye, if
he did not think he should live longer than
any Of his works" s,s -
1t seems he has hadno cause of shedding
tears on accouat of his lately established
Register surviving him in this country we
hear nothing OF i,-i; is probable our gov
ernment has stopped his pay, and deranged
him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

Petty Thgls-A gentI
sufferer by the derfxxs
rising generation in lhif1k
caution shop keepers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

Gen. Alexander Smyth, the hero who fig
ured away so nobly on the Canda lines, in the
late war, has set himselfup as candidate for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11

Increased afterwards still more, when
political character of John. Adams hlmseN'
was SO ably vindicated by the Boston Patri-
OF, and those very newspapers who former
~ had SO boldly belied hlR, acknowledged
that the venerable Statesman had been
vronged.
From that time till now, / have never
again suffered nyselfto be taken in by the
Incorporating wang OF the day. When
ever OF serve that some political topic or
other is warmly aad unanimously agitated
in party Newspapers, am sure that some
good mar is doomed 10 fall, or an honest
name is about TO be destroyed, TO make way
for new star, that is to rise on the politi-
cal horizon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-11
n ne opportunity to-

ed ne opportunity to----.
This interview. til hop
50 reconciing Bona to his
fia3 that the King Of France
~ e ST. Domingo TO know if
King OF Hayti-but it is con
rstophe will hardly consent
Y as tile of Majesty for that Of
s,aBisb papers are said TO be filed,
Sc laca pitll accounts of the success of
ae "a giofs ii luth America, as with felicita-
fsigns on account Of the recent marriage of
eld.s rd.-'Ihe king of WIrtembug, on as
saaing his authority, ntinates that he intends
li2reign for the benefit OF his people As
"a IBIS is good resolution we hope he will car
oss 7. IT into complete effect
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-20
February IL
PlUL'S
Patent aluInblan OH.

Hdtent 8lulIltldi1 S(n.
In respect to which the Proprietor OBJ
serves -
.sys ME great sales Of the Columbian
(. II OIL, since it has beer brought
before the public, prove is intrinsic Va
me and is a pleasing forebodlng OF "ha;
sc have TO expect from its more eIten
i've circulation.
aany interesting certificates might be
furnished, iesiilying 10 the great value N
he Columbian Oil, but we have prefer
ed giving but few. wishing 10 rest nor
. n the merits OF the medicine, than "n
re etfcc-s produced By certificates Iron
Il source however respectable.
The following are among the complaint
|in witch the Columbian CD mas be.l.
faund very cficaciouS, VIZ rheumatism,
consumpt'-'.. govt, pains IN any part q
he body. bur more pai tituarly OF Il
back and breast !; asthma. phthlsic. u
1u'nza. Guilds. cuughs, wbouping cough
Diseases 81 the eve aud eye lids. tooth
ache. ear ache, and deafness. choh,-
cramps. exter.,al and ;nte "nI bruise
,praIps and flesh wounds. old ssres, vi.
ers, felons, scaIds. buns. mumps, ~
EMERY or fux, croop. quinzy, dlalhe
lax. summer coRplaIt cf childreu
digestion, loss OF appetite. nervous de-
o;iIty, piles, mercural diseases. espe,
ally in those cases where the system hts
been charged Nth mercury Tor some cen
7iherable time, and ia those excrucisus 6
pains subsequent 70 its too great use and
exposure. Herpes, or diseases Of 'h'
kin, such as ring worm-. letters, scale
cad, &c Stiffness of joints and limbs.
.s'sy agpe and fever, cholera molbus.
rrayel. gieetes, obstrucfed urine. scurvy.
Sud in almost all cases Of q general or 40
cal nature.
We are ava that in rs recommending o
medicine in 50 many diseases. the public.
specially those who have not used the
Oil, NAV be induced II question It's viz
tues, but disposition Of thus nature will
.eon De dissipated. when they are inform.
ed that 4 great proportion at the diseases
are owihs 10 the Same general cause -
Aut in those cases where the diseases
dltfer materially in their nature. the ef
fects produced are nearly the same, al.
thargh not on the same principle.
A supply uf the above just received
and for safe BIZ rich tR3 Il. LITTLE,
Druggist, kirg street,
on Y.shD.
Best Spanish Segars. aud prime chew
ny Tobacco.
February II Iav2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-20
NOrICE

The subscriber inteidIng 10 rem"v'
s,c,n this place IN a sl,oet TINE, requests
All fhe.e indebted to him by hand, note
ar ooeu account, TO come icTward Sci
i. then up 10 FIRST Of janaary 1917.
Tic will dispose Of the Houses q Lois
h. now occupies, and possession gwen
-. 18Th October next. The dwelling
;no,se : calculated for the accnnmDda'
finn oi family, with al the neeessaFY
nut houses, and a very productive gar
Jra' .ubiec. tea snar ground reHt-ths
Stand Ear retailing goods, or purchase o.
,,roA,,oe. = Inferior to none ID town
II Is deemsd unnecessary tes'se a mOrt
minute descriptsa, as II r. Presam as
t ,, wishing to purchase will new TIT
He viii also sell quarter acre TO
and Dwelling House thsreon' near 'n'
court h"rse.
The abyse proprrts viii Dso'spD.eu
of or accommodating terms TO muse WISE
ins To purchase. cpopcr SMITH
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-20

THIS Medicine has been atieiue', /,
with a decree Of success highly gra'eiu'
10 fine iuveGtg feelings, IN several par
| ~ the West Indies, and the Southern .
Middle States, particularly IN n. iorN'
philadelphia. baltimore, PETERSBURG
Igichmond, Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
ton. Charleston, and Savannah. lhf
ite,f;mony of q number OF persons al eac'
I Of the above places can De addaoea' ~ne
lbav. reason TO believe. that timely use
/ or ,his.salutary remedy has, under rro.i'
idence. preserved their lives, when d
r.. NEST alarming circumstances. !,
Facts of this conclusive nature SPEAK
,,o-r in favour of medicine than CO
i,umns of npmpsus eulcsy, i"uhueu u
mere assertion.
Ii 8 not, indeed. presumrtuousi y pro
,osed as an infallib.e cure, utthe ihVsh
,or has every possible reasun that can re
silt from extensive experience, Tor De
liieyipg that a dese Of these Plus, 'ake'
once IN every two weeks. during IN
lnrevslence Of our bilious tevers, WI
| rrove an iniallible preventative /: an'
further. that in ,hc earlier STAGES "i thos'
l6iseases. their use will very general :
succeed in restsrins health. and frequent
Nv IN cases esteemed desperate, snc De
-ond tI,,e mower of common remedies
The operation Of these pills is pertectl,
mild. SO as % be used with safety by per
sans in every situation, andot every age
They ate excellentiy adapted 10 car.
e suoerHaoHs bile 4 prevent It's NOR
ID secretioss-to res;are = amend ID
.rpstite--to produce free Persprah"al
Iaad thereby preyeut colds which Is 50 e'
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose neFe'
fails I, remove cold il taken on It's hrs
iappearance-they are celebrated Tor re-
moving kaBitual costiyeness-slckHess a,
the stomach and severe head-aci'e-ano
.ught to be taken by ali perscAs Oh
-Eange Of climate.
rne, nave Dueu found remarkably Ell
eatious IN preventing and curing diso'
Aers attendant or long voyages, an
should be procured and carefully peser'
ID for use by every seminar.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-20

aim snaedy kaowR, AID mas restore
,oh lltA and strenstha great .u numb a..
,yheu IN an advanced stage u tnis "a
COMPLAINT. Particular and plaiii t n,s ~.
ions are given for every par I"
gesSary treatment in such Cas- .a;c;,.
Children generally take thi;; snnear.
with eagerness; having pleas ns 'Pp
:e. aud an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-20
Land iol "a =.

A tract or parcel Of LAND, ecntais'n;
hst-aen two and three hundred acres
am the north side sf occcqnan. in Far
q, couyty. abou 5 miles west ef o'cco
on.n mitis. Il is well watered WIN ne
s.r faihuy Springs. il is $50 wei 'in'oe'
ed and tue -r.at quantity Of tiif timoe'
On . renders II the mere valuable 70 any
nc-SO. N the coopering line. Tar land
: I, the rriatle saii. and produces corn
,ybsst or .ny atler gram tole-abe we'll
there : sbuut 100 acres cleared ane n''-
de coed fence. The improvements are
a ? cling house Il otser cut iionses
q a good apple orchard oil about sixe,
trees.
One other tract IN the same county
within three uIiies Of Occaqaan, iyies ~
Sandy Rua, Containing a. acres-on'
hal, IN cultiyatieu and under good renee
the remainder heavily tinbe-eh. There
are on the premises an old framed dwel
bn. hsuse aud 0ut houses and al apple
srcnard If !. .hry bearing trees.
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