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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05

A letter from ST. Croix OF th'
| 10Th of January, says" The free
negro and mul,tto meu IN TINS is'an'
have. for somr years past. she"n "
|rebellisus disposition and, al tunes
some Of them were intolerabi, H.
soIent TO iudIyid Il white men
Their first act Of Rebellion. "a'
hen this Island was give" back I"
tie Dimes in 1915; the, refused to
do military duty like the whites. the
government made 10 ex IMPLIES, but
divested them Of fire arms, and DIS
pensed with their service, The!
sent two coloured eubb as mbassa-
doris to the court of Denmark they
have returned as they went ~
not know what thew want for the.
enjoy all the privileges and ininuni'
ties Of whites. notwi hsiandins their
threats language have been daring
" bold and offensive. such as :" sis
as good as any white man; II any
white man insuIted me. ! would
fog hiIB."-&e. nay, some oil
them have actually threatened to
flog individual white men, though
complaints were made. the puii 6
officer conniyed ut them, Last ubris-
mas Sd, the 26th December fs1 3.
aheut a thousand Of them assemble"
al that part rfthe town called W.
ter CT and dragged an .n"crn'
white mau rut O. his house thro' the
streets 10 the common Jail without
the rider of.ipdse. police master
or the as istanec of their deputies
on suspiciar that he had hand 10
Jogging some or their insoleut %
Toured brethren the proceeding even
Ing
The ianossnt victim oftheir frro-
city for he was hufeted. battered
spit upon in the fnce, and ~oeiusi'
hand ed ny III my wa, rnnfjnrd io'
several days. in tn common jail.
ii ! The j dge in his great and Won
derful wisdom. thought proper 20
d y bin. and found { ON meny evi.
Faences thai b. was innocent"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
Old Wine. &c.

The subscriber has added to his former
oock four pipes Of high favored 6 year
I'D wine from tina house of Scott, Prinsle
yeitch & Co. which he soIicits a trial Of
II STORE,
L. P. Madeira wine in pipes, hall
pipes and quartcr'casks from each of the
most celebrated houses in the island.
Port. l.. P. TenerifIe and Sherry wines
Old Cognac Brandy. Holland gin ;
ii general assortment Of liquors and
oceries. for sale at reduced prices, BY
JOHN II. GRE ASE.
Also ten barrels Rye Flour:
February 5. d4teotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
Land for Sale.

A tract or parcel of Land, containing
between two aud three hundred acres.
pn the n~th side Of Occoquan. in Fair.
fax county, abou' 5 miles west Of Occo-
guam mills. 1t is well watercd with mes
YER failin springs, it is also well timber,
ed. and the great quantity of fur timber
on it renders it the more valuable to ans
person in the coopering line. This land
= of the middle soil, and produces corn.
wheat or any other grain toleyabie we'll
here IS about 100 acres cleared and un.
lie good fence. The improvements are
a og dwelling house 4 other out houses.
a ! good apple orchard Of about six,,
trees.
Also.
One other tract in the same county.
within three miles Of Occoquan, lying on
Sandy Run. containing AZ acres-onc
halt in cultivation and under good fence.
the remainder heavily timbered, rherc
are on the premises an old framed dwc'
ing house and out houses and an apple
richard of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inc!ining to purchase ca,
.iew the remises and know the term.
" arply,ne to the subscriber who i've:
near them.
Thomas GossoD.
November 80 smontnsl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
Nsp Y ork, February Q

Nsp York, February Is.
The King of Holland had granted
permission TO export grain, which is
one cause of the reduction of the
prices in England. Grain was pour.
ing into England from 'ienoa, Hol.
land and The several ports Of the Me
diterranean ports.
C6PnHAaEN, Nov. e6.
According to letter from Tan
gier, Of the fst Oct. the corn harvest
IN the empire Of Morocco has been
uncommonly productive. but the ex-
poration Of corn is prohibited.
Brussels, Dee. 9.
Mr.. Pyke. Of r anders. in a speec:,
delivered ON the 9th. in the Assembly
oi the States, said that the crop of
wheat, barley, rye, and oats, has not
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05

Under the authority NJ decree OF th'
Superio, Cour, Of Chancery held al +
derrick ,bvrgh, in the uit Of Cites FIz
Zugh against A. aud SchO.teid. u
suD,e der WI offer at public sale. /"
cash, at G odipe's tavern. on the p'
unses. Oh tuesday the 18th March mex,
a Va. liable tract of Land, contalJln, a
bout 1916 acres, situate IN Fai tax coun
rs, Oh both sides IF the iIIlr Rlye'
tu.nplke Rad aai OF lca;auk knr
ABOUT ) n.ies tom Alexandria \ aga':,
the ,ame instance 'aN The ely OF Wash
ington. rIrt Of i-'gy oaCt called X
5 ems Orih, AID furmrrly owned by MI
Giles Fitzhugh. On thi, tract there is d
very ya,u.:D Nj! seat, towards the IN
pro, ement OF which comfortable pro
g ess has lately Dee0 made by disgins
out aa'l preparing the races, q collecting
a arse ppru0n o. the building mater 4.
Vhch are noa on the spst: the set,
$50 aitnCd- rorm for an extensive mana
featuring establishment.
Most OF the ,,cat Dads leading 10 IT,,
owns above m-utisned, fail into the Lit
lie River turnpike Road u short distance
iBave the land roposed to be sell, anr
a new turnpike road leading directly
from the land to the city OF Washinst..
AMI Georgetown has late.s been laid "a
aud ,art Of it finished. lhe soil IS " oil
adapted to farming and the use of nIsis
pr .nd clover, and large pc tion Of the
md is already well taken in clover -
roe various advantages this land nss
.e,ses ender well worth the attention
&c enterprizing men. A great number Of
lots have been laid OF for town propos.
ID TO be established along the turnpike
road,
The sale will commence precisely 1t
l2 O'Clock, and thu land will be laid Of
into lots to suit purchasers. ANY char.
erred bank paper declared to be current
in Fairfax county, BY the court of thai
county, will be received In payment.
N. B, The sum to be raised by the
above sale is S45i7 go, with interest
rom the first day OF this month, and the
expenses Of sale.
Richard II Henderson, } 90.
r |. Taylor, ~
February Is cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05

Ran away from my employment, az
apprentice boy named James Fendal Ro
binson, about ~ years of age. The a.
bove reward will be given { delivered to
me in Alexandria and no charges paid.
All masters Of vessels and others are
forewarned from harboring or carryin.
OF said boy at their peril as am dete'
mined to enforce the law gains such
James Harriss. Jun.
Cabinet maker.
March 3tS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
Public Sale

Will be exposed to public sale on The
premises. on Thursday the thirteenth
OF March next, at IL O'Clock. AN.
TIME House and Lot of Ground stu
ate on the north side of Cameron
street opposite the market house, at pre-.
sent occupied by the subscriber. The
lot runs back ~ feet a inches, and is ii
front 90 feet 5 inches on Cameron street
II has been long occupied as a taver
and grocery store, and is an excellent
situation for such business Terms vii
be made known at place Of sale,
Joseph .Nsuitt.
Eehruarv on eats
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05

This day at 10 O'Clock, in the prs.
,ence of the Senate. most of The Re-
representatives. in Congress. and a
large concourse of citizens and stran.
gers, THE PRESIDENT of III,
nited States took the oath of office.
administered by the Chief Justice Of
The United States. and delivered the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05

The three briggs which arrived at
this port Yesterday. were all bound to
Philadelphia. and have suffered much
by the severity of the weather in th"
mouth Of the Delaware. They lave
Delaware pilots on board. Their
rews are now suffering from the Ell
fects Of frost.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
DENTIST.

DEN lIS
NIOM psrsnnal experience and Oh.
n erVatinn, we confidently state
that Dr.. ROBERT SHE rHFR is a pru
len, aud ia icious DE NlISF; and from
assurances we have seen in his possessions
from persons OF high character. as wei
a fron our own knowledge, we couside,
hin as gentleman of strict nor atty and
James II Blake.
Geo. A Carroll,
P Bradley,
o. b Bro,rn.
February 81 ao6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
For New Orleans,

SES The ship Potomac, Charlie
SgESA Bradford, master; will sail
- an the Goth of the ensuing
;x month, weather permitting
For freigh ar passage, having excellent
accommodations, apply to
John Janncy and Go.
| mo. 20 e0tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
FOR RENT,

A convenient and comfortable HOUSE
on the lower end of Royal st. adj"inins
the house now occupied bv capt. Marx
ley. Possession may be had Immediate
ly.
n. p. It has dry paved cellars, with
a good stable, smoke house aud garden,
JOHN I. BROOKS.
March 3 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
NEW YORK February 2.

Dispatches, said to be immensel!
have hcen received by the
Minerva. from England. and for
warded yesterday to the seat Of So
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
5000 DOLLARS.
Ma oh 1
Fol- Bermuda,

fol Bermuda,
xE,S The sub>k.tiial aud last Sd
Es@ sSsipg big hENEF &C FOR
ts Howlrnd. master. She
o@A1-SASa aow loading and will sail in
FIVE 81 SIX DAYS. F." freight of 600 bar
rsls, or passage. ApPi' ="
Nordicai Miller, or
Thomas H. Rowland
March 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
ALEX ANDRtA.
WEDNESDAY, M.EcH ).
WASHINGTON CITY. NJ e.

This day at 10 O'Clock, in the prs
ence of the Senate, most of the Re-
representatives. in Congress. and a
large concourse of citizens and stran
gers, THE PRESIDENT Of III,
nited States took the oath of Office
administered by the Chief Justice os
HE United States. and delivered the
following
SPEECH.
should be destitute of feeling irI
vas not deeply affected ~ the strong
proof which my fellow 'izens haye.
given me of their condd nee, IN cal.
ling me to the high office, whose func.
tons | am about TO assume. As the
expression of their good opinion Of
my conduct i'm the pu;lic service. !
'crive from it qualification, which
those who are conscious of ha, irp
lone all they could to merit il, ran
|aIone feel. My sensibiIitv is incrras-
ed by AUST estimate Of the import.
Iance of the trust, and os The natnrr f.
extent of its duties with the prone,
discharge ofwhich, the highest int.
rests of a great and free people are
Intimately connected. Conscious of
,ny own deficiency, cannot enter or
hese duties without great anxirt, !or
he result. From just responsibility
/ will never shrink; calculating With
|rofdencr. that. in my best eftrtg to
promote the public welfare. nv mo-
|ti,es will always be GUY appreciated,
and my conduct be viewed with tat
randour and indulgence which ! have
Experienced in other stations.
In commencing she duties of tie
chief executive office. it has been the
ractice of the distinguished men who
Pave gone before me. to explain ,!,e
principles which would govern tiorn
jim their respective administrations.
In following their venrrated exam-
Gle. my attention is naturally dram
",". '"' a"ee' "nn II nave con-
'rlou. ., III 'llr'Pai u gree 20 pre-
l,i'ce tie present naPny c"huitI'h Oh
l'he chl,e" o.a'cs. ihey VIII BEST
shed much light on the poIicy which
I''2ft Nv p"toueu III iH'"Ie'
L.o'" ,''' , ,, s'.'en' Oh our re-
Ero"t" ~a. NC a ,n 'o h,"d ""s a',''s'
tho ,stah,;sh""an. 81 .i,;a '. AN, ..''h
twentv c;oLt Th,o',,h t,,; ~ r,
form tbe govcrnmcnt hoe hna, W." r.
nav enrhaticaiiy no caT,J eclr o."
ycrnmcnt and vhat has hccn H.. 81
|fect +? To whatever Object We firm onr
la,tention. whether II relates to orr
If,reirn or domestic concerns wc CD
abundant cause to flIio tate ours,,, 90
Iin the excellence Of our institutic,s
During q pcriod fraupht with diff; al
lies. and marked nv very eytra,rdi.'
mary events, the United States have
|AorrisLed beyoud examnl. Their
tcitizcns, indil idualIy. lave bceu han
nv, and the natisa prosperous.
Under this constitution, our COM
+nerce has been wisely regulated with
foreign nations. and between the
states: new states have been admit
ted into our union; or territory has
been enlarged. bv fair and honorable.
treaty, and wiz. great advantage to
the original states the states rcspcct-
lively, protected by the national go-.
|, ernmcnt, under a mild parental sys-
lem, against foreign dangers. anil
on;,v;ng within tno;.,o,or,tae ,,b..os
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05

named Emanuel. OF a common dark CEN
plexion. about FIVE feet eight or nine
irche aiyh, more than common full lips
aud rather a hoa, sc voice, aud somewhat
a Town Iook. Ills cllathins when hc
went avay.was a new pair OF pantaioous'
WI VOL aud cot on twiiled, and al
old Tax tow ,hit, his coat old and frac.
tnrrA male OF 'Ow an arm, rather
yeIlowish color b., acct st'ineH "i
manufactured cloth. much worn, strong
pair OF clan dow hes, ,o.ue~ha' woro,
and an old pair Vt nee qisrtered boot
legs. annexed o. fixed to them, an OIL
wool hat with tOle able large b im.'h
apparel may be changed BY other gar,
meats, ri he had or could get any lhe
above reward Ut thirty dollars will b"
pajl, # taken up 1ut Of the state and SO.
CO I'd in auy snal,sc thar get ai'a dga'n,
e. zen dollars if taken W in this state 4
delivered TO me, ~ sGcs eG II any gaai
50 ,Is, get him
ER. FI.UWER2HE.
Feb. % tMarcn 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05

For Sale. Freight or Chnrisr,
KS The b, iial Irg DOVE,
N%ssSshrthen $50 tnns, or 1870
~. .Ss sssE barrels She will be reads
6ts ,or the reception of carge
In few days. Apply as above.
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For Orfplk,

sSS The sIoop RICHMOND, George
49, Same, master. She will sall -
in Tour NJ FIVE DAYS; Tor freight OF SOL
barrels, or passage. apply to
Thomas ii. Rowland.
March 4 dot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
For Sale or Freight,

For Sale or Freight,
Elk The superior built schooner e.
- qustts, captain Vale; CARRIE
about 500 barrels. and we'll found l..
every respect. If not sold in few day'
viii take freight either for the West lh
dies or coastwiSe tpplv TO
Lu.cras0n e Folcle.
March 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
Feb. % fMarcn 81
Lewis Iinkins 4 Go
QTlGhH's

Burr Mil Stone Mandatory.
TENUR sub, crihrr has received large
I supply OF BuRR BLOCKS direct
r om France. AMI has commenced making
Burr Mil Stones, at his hip, upper END
OF King street. near the store OF NJ
James Anderson, where hec ION shor
noice, furnish Stones Of anv ave. wa
ranted equal to any in the Uni!eo State
and on the most reasonable terms,
Michael &uigly.
april { II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05

|bseu less abundant this year in al
40 t al the provinces Than in "eu.
mon years.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
Thirty Dollars Reward

Runaway from the subscriber, Irving IN
Rector Town. Fauqnier County Virginia,
on Sunday 18th instant.
A Negro Man,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
Twenty five Cents Reward.

February 81
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Valuable Land for oalc

February 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-25
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY, on Saturday evening,
IA, the 18th inst. my mulatto man, na-
med NED, commonly called NEo M'RAE
alias sH,swISo. He is about eS or "a
years of age, feet S or 9 inches high,
and was raised in Manchester. Ned Is
we'll made, high forehead and large fiat
nose: had on when he went away a grey
coat and pantaloons, but as he was well
provided with cloathisg OF various kinds,
it is probable he may have changed his
dress. 1t is believed he went of with
his wife, who it appears lett Richmond at
the same time SHE is very black, and, /
believe. somewhat pitted with the small
pox, talk, a great deal, of shor. stature,
and rather thick made. Ned is very art
full, aud may probablyattempt to pass for
a free man be has down look when
spoken to. The above reward will he sl-
ven if taken out of Richmond or Man
chester, and twenty-five dollars if taken
in either place, and all reasonable ex-
penses paid for delivering him to the sab-
scriber. DAVID bARCLAf.
N.B. Masters of vessels Lud others,
are cautioned against harboring, employ
ing or carrying off said fellow, under Pc
ual.y of the Law.
HisaI0ud, oc.. 6 thstutf
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from my service, on
IA, the 10th inst. my mulatto house
servant GEORGE, betweeA Is and 10
years Of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high,
slender made, pug nose. bushy hair, half
Of one Of his upper front teeth broken oft
he is very artful and forward, and Ca
pable house servant-he took W; Oh him a
variety of clothing. I will give the above
reward, if secured in any Jail, so that |
get him again, and will pay all reasona.
bic charges if brought home. Masters OF
vessels and Others are eorewarned from
employing or carrying of said servant at
their peril. c. +. WHlllNG.
MorveD, near Alexandria, .tutAtf
september IS
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Forty Dollars Reward.

pAN AWAY on the 2lst ult from
"a, the service of Mr.. Jesse Brown, OF
the City Hotel. SEBRrY, sometimes
calling herself Cecilia Green) the proper
IL of Mrs. Ann Fl Lee, pale mulatto
woman, about 30 years old. Of middle
stature, well formed, with small sunken
eyes, and Indian hair. She probably has
gone to Baltimore, or some OF the north
ern cities. as it is supposed she was seen
the next day on the road near Bladens-
burgh, clad in 4 stuff dress and cloak
or mantle, with bundle Of clothes in her
hands. She may possibly be about the
.oan, or in the District. Thirty dollars
will be given for experimenting her, if
taken within the District, or forty, it at
greater distance, and all reasonable
charges betrayed. Enquire of
EDMD. !. LEE.
December Is stuthtf
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Sales at Auction.
On Jpedrcsdays and Saturdays,

WILL DE OFFERRD,
At the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
" extensive and general assortment
u of seasouabIe Goods, OF British,
French, German, India, ard Domestic
Manufacture, which will be wei! select.
ed, and well worthy the attention OF
town and country merchants and others
as the undersigned will be abundantir
supplied from the manufactors and their
friends in Boston, New York and PhiIa-
lelphia-which will give 10 gentlemen an
opportunity of laying in their goods on as
good terms as they can be IN those cities
taking into view the difference OF Ex-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers oil the
day.
Consignmcnts strictly attended to and
liberal ad:ances made if desirable.
John Jackson & Co.
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Public Sale.

I'm the 10th January next, If fair, if
not, the next flir day, will be otter
cd at public auction, on the premises. a
certain tract or parcel of LAND, situate
in the county Of LOudoun, near the Gum
Spring. and at the intersection OF the Lit
lie River Turnpike and Centrevile Road,
near the e6 mile stone, containing 752
acres. And, on the 5th January next, at
Mr.. Kankey's tavern, in the town Of
Dumfries, a parcel of LAND, situate in
the county Of Stafford, within s miles of
Dumlries, near Chappawamsic meeting
house, and adjoining the lands of Major
Tolson and others, containing about $50
acres.
Those lands are two third parts Of the
lands formerly belonging to Robt. Lyle,
sen. deceased, ID those counties, and d.
vided by commissioners appointed under
the authority Of court.
1t is presumed aad wished that all who
are inclined to become purchasers, will
examine the lands; and, therefore, it be-
comes unnecessary to be more particular.
They will be divided into such portions
as may be desired; and the terms Of pay
ment will be one third part in hand, and
the remainder by equal instruments in
one and two years, secured by bond, and
bearing interest from the day Of sale,
with approved security.
- COLIN AULD.
December IS dts
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Fire Insurance.

TIME Columbian Insurance Company
of Alexandria, continue to insure
buildings, furniture, merchandise and
Their property, from loss by fire. The
conditions and terms may be learned up
on application at their Office, next door to
the City Hotel, aud will be found as mo.
derate aud equitable as those OF any o.
Their company.
The rates Of premium arc calculated
in reference to the actual risk of proper.
ty, and are as low as 25 cents per 100
dollars per anpum for hazards Of the best
description, increasing proportionably for
risks of more hazardous nature. In
surauces may be made Tor one or more
years, or shorter periods.
Columbian Insurance Office, Feb. 60.
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HamittoR's Eiirir.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti-
nate coughs, asthmas, sore threats, ca
tar'As, and approaching cunsumptions.-
To parents who have children afflicted
with the HOPPING COUGH, this dis
covery is of the FIRST magnitude, as it az
fords immediate rciiet, cheeks the pro-
gress, and in a short time entirely re-
neves the most cruel disorders to Which
children are liable. The Elixir is per-
fectly agreeable, and the dose SO small
that 10 difficulty arises in taking it.
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Public Sale.

NNTILL be sold. on the premises, on
Wv the e6rH DECEMBER, inst. 1t
fair, ii not, the next fair day, the FARM
on which live, situate in Fairfax county,
on the head waters of Difficult Run, two
niles northwest of Fairfax court house,
and within one mile OF the Little River
turnpike road. The Farm contains up
wards OF 200 acres, the largest portion IN
wood the cleared land well taken with
clover and timothy. except what is sosn
in small grain, The improvements are,
large and convenient frame Dwelling
Hsuse, with all necessary out buildings
Attached to the farm are Gri.t aud Saw
Mill, Miller's house, Cooper's house aud
shop, etc. There is in the mill. Wool
Carding Machine, and the neigh5orhood
affords good run Of custom for grinding
aud ca ding both. THERE'S also with thu
property a new Stone Distillery, Sc fee
square. supported by never failing spring
of water.
At the same time, I will also sell my
stock of Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs, good
road Wagon, and ? or Houses, horse
and OK Cart, all my Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, etc.
Aud, as | am not disposed to par, man
aud wife, shall probably sell four or five
Slaves. The terms will be made known
on the day of sale, which will commence
at 10 O'Clock, and continue from day to
day until all is sold. AMOS FOX.
n. B. The Farm, Mill and Distillery,
will be sold together, or separate, to suit
purchasers A clear and indisputable I'll
lie will be made to the property, on the
terms OF sale being complied with, aud
immediate possession given. A. +.
December 8 MIST