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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

NEW GOODS RoDert * HdV Nelson have Just re-
ceived per the Indian Hunter aud Lycurgus, forty
PACKAGES ~ rel selected DRY GOODS.
Among which are best London Cloths aud Cassimeres
rsh Linens, Lawns. Diapers and Sheetigs, rich snask
iaOie Cloths and Napkins rich Worked Musns faoun
ces aud Trimming with a variety ofotber Goods form
rug an extensive aud general northumberland are in
day expectation of further supplies, which they will sell
at ihe most reduced prices.
-1AensI5 5. afff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

('ITY OF RCHMoND.--In pursuance of a Resolution
~ passed by the Common Hall of the said City, on the
zoth July isH, NOTICE is hereby given that the said
Der next which viii! be on the 2d Monday that month
10 appointa Principal Engineer for the said City,
NJ SHEPPARD, &. q. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

IIANOVER LAND FOR SALE. l VIII sell, a TRACT
Il OF LAND, lying in the county OF Hanover, on The
of Cedar and Mill creeks, and within about tyen
~ miles OF Richmond The Iract contains
ores, and believed to be altogether elai to Land
III that hood considerable portion Of IL being
Low Grounds. A turnpike is contemplated 10 be run
within 4 short distance OF 1t.
The TERMS will De liberal and accommodating
ii. Il. UPSHUR.
o.. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19
June 10.

HINOR SALE-A very valuable TRACT or LIND,
containing about 81 acres, within about one mile and
half Of the Brook T6perH aud handsomely situated in
healthy aud agreeable neghbcrhood. yart Of this
Land is veryiertemOTe than half oft is in wood and
the greater part Of that vaLWa6Le Tyber There is al
so this Land five spring Of excellent water These
advantages with that ola good road to The city ofRic
mond) make this very desirable Tract Of Land and
worth the attention Of those DESTROYS Of yesng money in
real estate.
For TER VS., which will be very accommodating sp-
ply to MI. J. Owen, at the Brooke Tavern or to
Moncure, Robinson g. Pieasants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

To fhe Admirers Of Ndtmal Cnri0sifg-
Vie specially informs the public that on
The 22d of August next, he will illuminate Uisy C0re
III Augusta county, Va. from the hour of ten oclock All
the hour of three IN the aerBoon-and particularly &c.
quests those who wish to take good view of one Of the
greatest natural CuTOsIes ia this country TO attend as
u VIII be attended with considerable expense aud can
not be often repeated. The Cave has upwards of 10 diff
iefent apartments, Of various sizes 20 10 300 feet
III length, timely varegaied with spars different de-
scrptions-soe hanging like curtains with folds others
formed ~ ulassy pillars some reaching 10 the To
immense heights others, banging like cices Of various
The subscriber hsteTs himself that those who will he
at the trouble 10 view il on that day will he generally well
plcasedaBd assures them that every tling IN bs osr
shah DC oOnc 70 accommodate them.
July ~. N'"' v ". aaeii
NOTICE.-An persons WHO have claims against the
~ estate Of David Ross decd. are requested To rc
sert them, properly authenticated az INV once IN lie
CIy oIk'chmond, that provision may made for their
Il is my wish 70 avoid unnecessary uu,atior here
fore request that suits may be ordered without nr
vous interview with me.
THOMAS r. BOULDIN.
Acting Et'or. Of DaUid Ross, decd
MAY 20. I'll
20 DOLLARS REwARD. --Ranaway from The sub
scflbeF, on Monday the 10Th inst. Negro Nan ma.
ned WILL, but generally called BHfy or BiIy ATooav
hIed him at the commencement ofthe year from Kemp
CHARLES Of York county lie possession OF on
ihe 9th INST. By The Marshall Of tie Richmond Cancery
nsfc ~ virtue Of order Of the Chancery Court Of
Mhlamsburg. hired him Of Mr.. Ctfcrfant the said
year. " %
The above reward will be paid on deiivernghim TO me
cninond, or $40 for securing him Jail 80 that get
win Is about 5 feet or inches high talks qaick.
WIN astammefing or stoppage in bis speech.
~ PROBABLE he IS inofab0ut WILLIAMSBURG Gas am
Yo9k ns M. mother there3 or that be somewhere in
,u A. TURNER.
~ ts-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

A MANAGER WANTED.--A man v no will undertakc
TO direct Farm in Boteieurtor Montgomery WHO'S
wen acquainted with the Clover aud Plaster System
grazing and feeding Of Cattle been accustomed to the
management of Negroes, is encountered with tao
large aiamiy, and can well recommended for in.
dustry care and sobey will meetwh GOOD eat ourage
ment by applying TO the subscriber in Richmond
lions early. pRTSroN
August 1. oE =. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

WILL BE SOLD, upon tie premises on Thursday the
lsth Gay o. September, 1917, that most beautifully
MOo9soh deceased formerly resided, in the county Of
PSwhaian, containing about 600 acres lying miles from
the courthouse aud about 80 from Richmond The build
ngs orchards, garden aud excellent springs to-
gelhef with tie extreme healuness Of the place rem
man. e'
Two tho"sand dollars will berequred down on The dav
Of sale, the balance by instaments The purchaser vii,
he permitted to seed wheat, this Pan aud be put n,
fill possession the let day OF January 1915 Undonted
title will be made.
1iso will he sold at the same time few articles NJ
HORSeh0id Furniture aud Plantation ffeDsiIs ana
from ~ to rs valuable Hares--mcn, women and chill
dren npOn long credit. The slaves will he delivered he
LIST day Of January, 1915
CHARLES wOoDsoN, Executor
Of FTederick " OOdyop dece0sed
Angnst5 20 ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

ITOR sALE...A sci Of Drawers suitable Tor practis-
u ing Physician. and machine for injecting blood
vessels. They belong to gentleman who has removed
to the westward and willie sold low...A 10
WILLIAM WARDIAW & co.
August g. 27-w2m
1INHiRTY DOLLsRS REwARD.- Ran away from the
n Subscriber some time last summer, negro man
marx recoIected, except ON bis right hand which
has been badly burnt.
will give the above reward to any person who will
deliver the said Negro me- him IN Jail that
get him. JAMES Wills, sen.
Nielsen JUe -. li-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

,.sSNe FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
.As;sssss.sss. The ship THORN, Joshua Rod
gers Master. hurthen 2os tons, stands A. No. L. at
Lio,d's.-Apply al above.
.fnCHSf II. os-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

~ ALI FOR SALE 1900 Sacks Liverpool illed lust re-
- ceived vshiP Ihorn.-Apply to
ROBERT SHARP,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

AVANTED--a HiIer, 10 take charge of a Wo0057c5,,.
w ring HHt.-A single man would be preferred
RiueS, Thornton l. Gillian.
Caits. August 1. a5.G,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

NIBGROES AND LAND FOR stLB.--Pursnant TO a be.
~ Of the County Court of Hanover, will be sold TO
the highest bidder fer the beeff othe DstTibufees Of
Hjor tpfkanl HpNdtey, dcccdsed en- Friday the a2nd
inst II fair otherwise enex FAIR day, the Tavern Of
Mrs. Sarah Haw, IN the County Of Hanover about three
miles above Hanover Town, the Richmond road
EIGHT NEGROES, consisting Of WeR, WOweH and
(hireH belonging 20 the estate Of The said Bnndley-
Among the said Negroes, two very likely young men,
ofwbOm very good house and body servant and
the other has been occasionally employed IN that capaci
~ There also among said Negroes, good shoemaker.
will be sold also, al the time aud place IN pursu-
ance Ofsaid Decree, a small TRACT Of INN. belong
ing 70 The said estate lying IN the said County about
mile and half from Hanover Town, and rs from Rich.
mond-c0ntainDg about mn acres.
Twelve months credit will be allowed te purchasers,
FOR the Land and Negroes upon their giving bonOs and
approved security with interest from The date X no.
punctually paid
By tie Commissioner
August 4. 2stds'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19
SALE OF LAND-In A,nelia County.

SALE OF LA ND-In Ameiid County
ON Tuesday the 9th OF September, will offer for SALE
~ tothe highest bidder the premises, enaccommo
dating credits my PLANTATION, aDout or miles be-
low Amelia courthouse, containing eight hundred 0'd
Ji}ty acres.
This is a farm Of durable foundation, abundantly sup
piled with running water well as excellent springs,
and between and ly acres of rich swamp,
great part which is we'll ditched and in cropping
der.
IL the sale should be prevented by bad weather the
above day, twill take place the first fair day afterwards
JAMES HENDERSON.
Nanchester. -fne,tst 8. 27.tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19
Haiifar, AusSst u.

NTOfICE.-IHe PoueT % llttoraey given by me to
~ ChrHogheY y. Hroas Of the state " Georgia, is
Tetoted.
Any person having business TO transact with, can find
me az my residence in NoitOway County.
ROBERT II. GIBSON.
4ttgtstl2. 2s-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19
CH4RLES l-ANcEY

~ The Editors oftii Virginia Patriot Norfolk Tier
AID Fredericksburg urrald and National Integeneer
w'li alese pnsh tie above six ti,ses, and transmit
uie't h'codfis tIi payment G.. ".
Man sd as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

ENok SALE.-lwill sell, oil very accommodating terms
n the Tract or. L1ND wherein now reside
containing three thousand lying the lower end
of Nelson County about three miles from James River
u IS particularly adapted to the culture of and
Grais is uncommoniy weil-tlmbeTed and waeTed aud
mas woexcellentmi seats mt. II will be sold entire
or divided 70 suit purchasers Persons inclined pur-
chase, are invited to call aud examine II.
kORBORNE THOMAS.
IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

M OCNrAiN1OP FOR stLB.-h As directed by the last
4f1 viii ardtesament of Col. Richard Adams, decd
We shall proceed to sell tie premises Monday the
10Th 60y 81 NepfeJsr neat that most beautiful aud va
luabe situation Tor Tavern on the Top az the Mountain
~ eck Fish Car, occupied by slr JgkH Morrison.
lie Jract of LoHd consists Of nearly thousand acres,
generally Of excellent quality aud lying we'll for cnvati
on. The Tdtcrn is quite and very spacious.
Several Sbares IN tie Rock Fish Gap Turnpike will be
at The same time offered for sale
Trims ~ Safc.-One two aud thee years. Payments
TO he secured by bond approved security and deed
of trst the property. The sale viii be conducted by
Thomas Taylor. rsq
JOHN ADAMS, Freev,ors
SAML. G.. ADAMS, H'es"toTs'
-fgstNt IL. 2s-fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

I7OR SALE. That valuable farm, about one mile from
" the Bowling Green. in the county Of CaTone ca led
RO5NEr5 QLARFER, containing between n and
i,20e acresabout OF eleafed-hose inclined pur-
chase will give in their terms Col. A. Richie Of Is
sex, BY The 81 Of July, stating the prices they willing
to give. and the terms of paymentthey deseThese pro
positions will be acted July by the subscriber.
ARCH'D. X. RUPFIN,
HauSer-T o,cn, STOKES
County, N. G.
April 5. IOo-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

n AND FOR ShLE.-Wiil he sold ON The premises,
IL Monday the 18th il fair, Cf no the nsx tan
day) Thl.s Haadted and .Siatg-Sir .icI,s ~ LIND.
twelve miles from the City Richmond, ~ the county OF
Hanover ADJOINING the lands Thomas fulsley, john
Lyons Fork Quaiter, and others. his Land may he
sold in two equal lots, To sHit purchasers
deed will he executed puIt ases, upon payment
of the money stthe OF days Possession gwen list
day OF January next.
'This land may be viewed by application 10 the sub
scfiber living near il. BENJAMIN POLLARD. +.
Aupust g. 2I-Ots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
Public Sale.

4
By virtue of decree OF the high cour
of chancery Of the state OF Maryland
the subscriber will sell at public sale Il
Port Tobacco, on "wednesday the VI
day OF April next, if fair, if not the mex
fair day ,hereatter-Part OF tract o. ;,
parcel OF Land, called " HansoHton.'
late tho property Of Richard Barnes, Jun
deceased, containing about lSO acres
living in Charles County, within miles
Of Port Tobacco. whish ado DIS a good
market for wood, with Which large
of this land is covered. the
soil is well adapted to the growth Of corn,
wheat and tobacco. \ further description
is deemed unnecessary, a. those wishing
to purchase will no doubt view the pre-.
misses before the day Of sale. The terms
are, q credit Of twelve months, with il.
terest from the day Of sale, the purchaser
civ ns bond with approved security.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee.
March 20 2aw6tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
Tannery for Sale.


The subscriber offers Tor sale the large
and extensive Tannery situated on Duke
street, containing four acres Of Ground.
The improvements are dwelling. Beam
ard Bark House, 100 laying away watts,
liners bates and handlers In proportion,
with fountain pumps,milIs. &C.; the stock
in trade. consisting of large quantity Of
tanned and green leather, hides, skins,
etc. The situation Of this property rem
|ders it the most desirable in the district,
to company Of mehsdesIrous Of embark.
ing in the business. The contemplated
canal from Gsoss to Hunting creek is %.
ported to pass th-oug!!i it: added to this, il
lis one Of The most desirable situations for
Establishing -four stores, in Alexandria.
A further description is deemed unne.
cessary, as tits presumed persons dispos.
ed to purchase will view the property.
II not sold at private sale by the first
April, il viii on that day be offered at
public auction.
JOHN MCPHERSON & SON.
March Is 1aak
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
$50 Dollars Reward.

Ran away. nv Negro PETER, abnu
Sect loinches high q well set asti's
fellow; likely face rather droCps; had
a a nose he is good Waterman ar.
great seize khitter. and understands
the seine business it is likely he NAV
eodeavsr 10 get to sea or some where
el,c b. water Whoever takes up and
scenes said neg in jail 5, that | &c
hin again shall receive il taken with,u
50 uiles Fifty Dollars Il 100 mile,
One Hundred Dollars; and Vt tarther
distance One Hundred and Fifty Dollar
pa by
WILLIAM HOLLIS.
Masters Of vessels are iorewarn med not
to carry VII Or harbor sand negro on pc
G'h VI paying me enc thousand do'iar'
dansse,
s,NarcS5 eo5w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
The subscribers having entered ints
"a. par tnership in the

The subts,ibers having entered inte
leo. pa tnership in the
Black smith business,
IL will be carried ON under the firm df
Rihard Rock q 20. at the old stand,
Union street, where customers and .0thera
IAN be accommodated at the shortest no.
ice; having complete stock ot new ma.
terials on hand, they will be able To exc.
cute any orders in their line at the short.
est notice.
RICHARD ROCK,
HORACE FIELD:
n. B. Those persons who hase not set.
lied heir accounts with the late firm Of
Field 4 Rock, will please to take notice,
that unless paymentis made BY the Fist
lax of April next, tHee will be putin the
hands Of proper officers for collection.
All persons indebted TO Richard Rock,
sill make payment to Horace Field. as
,e is duly authorised to receive re same
Richard Roe!;.
February 90 "if
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
Fire Insu ance,

The Columbian Insurance Company OF
.alexaniiria, continue to insure buildings
furniture, merchandise and Other proper.
|ty, from los. by fire. The condition and
terms. may be learned upon appIicat on
at their Office, mex, door 10 the City Hotel,
aid will be found a, moderate 4 equita.
bic as those OF any ether company.
The rates Of premium are calculated
lin reference to the actual risk ofproper-
Inv, and are as low as Is cents per 100
dollars per anpum for hazards OF the best
description, Increasing ProPorsiOnabiy Tor
risks Of a more hazardous nature In.
surances may be made tor one or more
years. or shorter periods.
Columbian Insurance Office, Feb.s0.
d2w1atf
EeD 70
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
a general assortment Of
COTTON YARN,
At the Baltimore prices.

U
The quality OF this Yarn has given e.
neral satisfaction to those who have Pur
chased heretofore. All orders will be
punctualiy atiecded TO.
The Pubic are alss informed, that a
machine OF superior construction is in
operation at said mill for carding Wool
the work will be executed in the best
name. TO accommodate customers ia
this machine, he ill receive at his store
an, parcels OF Wool, forward them Ia
the mill, and the oil returned to his
store for delivery. The wool should be
washed clcan, and eiled With clean soft
oil Or hogs lard, &C 'mpanied Nth a
blanket, IT being tie most suitable for
the preservation of the rolls when card
ed.
Mordecai Miller.
March % eoSm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
Dimensions ofthe Gentleman.

Six feet 8 inches high. S feet round
The breast, $ feet inches round the
abdomen, A feet round the thigh
weight $50 pounds.
Dimensions of the Pony.
Six feet 5 inches high, IS feet from
the nose to the end Of the tail, 9 feet
inches girth, Q feet 10 inches length
Of head, 8 feet 10 inches round the
ioles, 9 feet round the hoof, foot 4
l-s inches round the pastern joint, 9
feet round the arm, foot round the
root Of the tail.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
LAW QUESTION.
TO the gentlemen learned in La

TO the gentlemen learned in Law.
By the nav tariff II is provided tina,
= draw back of the duties paid on i'm
,crtation shat! be granted on ali goods
I the same be exported within 10 months
fran the date of importation. excepting
IA goods inpOrted in foreign vessels,
rom places Wire American vessels are
not allowed t" 9" and trade.
The Island of Bermuda is omen by a
rarmsnent act of Parliament, (existing
before the war and still cxistins) as a
tree part TO \aer can vessels. which are
constantly Gle ring for and eo'ering from
thaf Island. Are, or are not. therefore.
gods imported iiom thence in foreign
essels eGtitled 70 dcbenture on expOr.
ror,atios asreeble 10 Tue above article
~ the new tariff Law. If thew are not
sac above law would be nallity and no
Foreign newer would open its ports to the
american trade, If NJ advantage were
erived mos, than from practising a sys
jnn of exclusion.
ifthe las, therefore. is in favour Of
'rawbacss on goods thus situated being
,rante,l, and il the privilege is denied
~ the collsctor Of any port. with WI
":thoat the orders Of the secretary Of the
rea,ury, is the party thus aggricvet
euti;!cd to redress, and what mode is ne,
cessary to be resorted to, to obtain it
I shall be glad it any of your rcspecta
Die body will solve this quere through
he ned!um Of thi- useful paper.
CIVlS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
They proceeded, however

VII, some caution. They first pus b.
Cd AN empty boat into the stream, an
unfpttunately for them, and incredi
bic as it appeared to the spectator
who had croudcd both sides of tn
Rhine to see this experiment, the boa
went through undamagcd. This sue
cess. achieved in the presence of FIVE
huaired people. was a spur to til,
e lish pride of the two young Eng
Nsa.aua. Who thought that they could
ne w relinquish their scheme with
90, eng laughed at. A second boat
". prepared. and the next morning
A. gipted for the experiment.
oeautations were sent to them from
IL aasistratcs who strongly remon
st-' against the guilty madness of
Il crpriZe, but without effect -
! anne some of the clergy tn warn
q eainst peroition. and to prophc-
6, lain death their efforts were
e. IS unsucc cssful and on the az
D. Il morning. they sailed forth,
b ..ressed in white waistcoats with
o; ats, and slippers. They gave
q money anil watches 70 their scr
watts; they knew. therefore, thai
there was great chance Of DEATH
NJ - went to the boat with
heavy heart, and even said he woul,,
not 20, and demonstrated with Lord
NJ: but his Lordship jumped into
the beat. ant saddle would go alohe /;
up9n which poor Mr.. B.. unwilling
IL lsryc kis friend, went in after him.
Thr, pushed %. They had each a
loug nOla. with which they hoped 10
kerr The Eaat clear 81 the rocks. On
tnt', borcs stood an ovcrawsd multi
ta.lr same CRYING. ali vnciferating en-
teat;ce to tlesist, and not to to rush
into ,tcrnity. 1t was now tho late :
M hlman strength could have stop
ped the boat when once il had gat into
the r,,pid current. To the. amaze
ment of the tremblins spectators. they
went unhurt'over the first breakers,
and. rushing into the fOaming torrent.
eyascl tho first threatening angle
Life was then for few seconds once
more in their power. They migh'
have jumped on the rocks. from whictt
thcy were not more than three o. four
Zee; distaut. The peopl" on the shor,
screamed ont to them to do it: in.
stead of which. elated with this mo-
mentary success. they huzracd and
waved their hats. Alas blind, un-
fortunate Youths that salute was
their last farewell TO this world: they
wee Just plugging into eternity.
With The swiftness of an arrow they
we're carried to tremendous vortex
their boat was instantly oyerset; they
struggled for short time against the
Roaring pillows. swan even the space
of two hundred yards ON their hacks,
calling out for help and mercy. No
help coald be given. The distressed
multitude gazed on them as they pass
cd. and saw them swallowed mp, never
10 appear again.
| did not hear this affecting nara,
tive with dry eye. The man who
gave nc the particulars of it, had
been himself a witness Of the whole
and was m:ch agitatcd on recounting
it. lis told me that not so much as a
button Of their waistcoat had been
seen afterwards and that two Eng
lish gentlemen, who had come on pur-
pose from England, had staid at
Lauifenburg some weeks ad,aSorins
by every possible con nance to aa2
the remains but they had no success.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
NORFOLK, March IL.

Capt. Low of the schr. Strong,
arrived here Yesterday from MIRA
go o, Hsyti. inform, that the expor.
'a,ion of cora from that part of the
|,sla d was rohibited, when he sail.
ed. from apprehension Of a SO city
Flaur at Port au Prince, was ut %
dollars. rho schooner High. Flyer,
of and from Baltimore, had arriv.
ed at Port au Prince, Feb. 81, saw
a British 0ect or 10 sail, whea in
sight I :'ortudas. apparently bound
TO ] amaica. Feh. q northern
ship beating through The passage,
,etween the Caieos snd Heneaga.
Capt, l. further reports, that an
epidemic prevailed at Port,nu Prince
18th which re ion had been seized,
aud that 10 10 20 OF the indigenes
and foreigners died daily. The com.
man an, at Miragone, Col. Hogan,
kept his troops perfectly Tranquil
Gumer, was sill very troublesome
TO the lndisenes. in the mountains Of
Heyri and th:ir vicinity.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
Public Sale.
February 90

The subscribers three story Brick
House and Lot on Cameron street, ops
.osite the market house aad near to the
Bank of Alexandria. WI! b. OR'red at
public sale on TUESDAY the first day
of April next at ten o'clock, Oh the
,remises. Terms-a credit Of a years
for 5000 dollars, secured with interest
GU the property, and for the remainder
one half will be required in hand. aud
the balance 10 approved endorsed notes,
at Q, 5, q and 6 months. Any person
wishing to purchase can have an opper.
,unity to view tho premises previous to
the day Of sale.
William Dnnlaps
March l2 co.'s
Editors Of the National inte!!Igencer
ae requested ts insert the above three
times week It'll sale.