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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-29

A false friend is like the shadow in a
dial; it appears 10 clear weather, but va
pi.hes as soon as that is cloudy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-29

From the .'filledssrille Journal, June l6
PENSACOLA TAKEN!
We are indebted to DR.. Watkins
post master at Fort Claiborne, Alabama
Territory, for the following Important in
teliigence:
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On my account I lOuld not land, aud vas
obliged to sell them for Ettle-l had them
taken out and sent further down the coast
These new regulations the French mer.
chants were eager to enforce, and zap
pesred to take every advantage. There
are number Of English and other fOrsig"
merchants Of long standing in the colony
Who must sell their estates and be of i'm
meeiately. The country is lately crowd
ed with every kind Of merchandise from
FrapreO
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Gloucester AowgrounNg

fFok SALE-The subscriber offers for sale his Plum
tdHo" III the county OF Gloucester containing by an
ola survey 1872 acres $40 of which prime owgTound
producing abundant crops OF corn, barley, wheat
the residue good highland
This iandis distant ten miles from the courthouse and
four from Gloucester town. and within hall mile Of The
TIDE water at Severn and YORK rivers. The improve
neilS upon lls lar are small but there sufiicen-
ey OF GOOD lumber for building and plantation purposes
IL IS considered unnecessary 10 he particular in de-
scrbing, as tits presumed person would purchase
property so valuable without first viewngit Any person
wishing to view the premises will please TO cali on MI
john u. Seaweil, who lives ADJOINING
Terms made known by application to the subscriber in
klchmond, who vail contract privately for the property
any time between this aud the Brst day OF April next
wben ~ not previously Disposed Of will be sold TO b,
highest bidder, on the premises.
oVERToN SEAwELL.
February 26. os n
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Nush l---Re StiN

VTLoPED on the first day Of Jannary Is i6 very he
- ynegTo man named FRANK, who is OF rather vel.
low conplexios iiule inclined TO be bow legRed-s
ia'her low and ttuneky, toerably nat generally wears
aEge wuiskes, has hooked nail one finger and had
a scar on his forehead when he went or
VIII give $50 reward for tile delivery of said feIlng
10 me. IN Prince Edward half that sum to have MIN
secured In jail, SO that get him again
FRANK ~ sensible arlful fellow think he spends
part of his time about Lynchhurg Charlotte courthouse
and walkers church, Prince EdNaTd and perhaps Tips
Jdss river as boaiman, and spends part of his time
IN Richmond lie has brother living At Charotte oonft.
hoee, who has enquiied Of certain gentleman Of that
neg fhourho"d, IL he did rot buy Frank aud
sdld u he bought huI he would get him fellow OF
he description of Frank has been in anofher part
OF Charlotte enquirine " another certain gentleman
would not make = good master, aud said lie wanted
somrbpdy 10 huy hlin and among other chat said hc
cnnld go among white people aud they would not ucr
t hnn.
think II probable that he has free pass in Tue name
~ JameS Etcrsoa ne was % shoemaker, SAWYER &c
Is between ilif} aUd forty seors old.
VILLAIN l.. LEGRAND.
~ IS such fellows are not god neighbours 10 honest
people, hope every means viii he taken 10 have him
dciecied People trimming boas james river are par
ticularly requested ~ notice for said fellow
W.. =. LFGn ND.
sanier Till, o.. gdward) Fcb 49, fGst,
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uages, and for punishment of the crime
| 90 h!gamy''-" an act concerning such
| debtors M execution as may have had the
| benefit af HE prison rules for the term OF
one Year"--and 4" an act changing the
| time 81 meeting of the General Assem-
bly, with 3mendnents--in which the III
of ID. concurred--witli the exception OF
ihe last bill. This, when it left the IA. OF
IL. merely proposed To change the time
of meeting to the first Monday in No
vember The amendment proposed bv
The Senate, went 10 strike out This provi-
sion, and proposed by way ei substitute,
IA recommitEient of The Revised BIS TO
the board of RcvisoTs.
A motion was made by MIR. Wyatt, that
The farther consideration of The bill cnti-
He'd an act changing the time OF meet
ing of the General Assembly," with the
Senate's an ailments thereto, be postpon-
ed 10 The 3lst day OF March neXt.-Ne-
gaiived.
On motion OF Mr. Robertson, of Pc
tersburg. Resoiced, That illis House ,!o
disagree 10 the amendments proposed by
the Senate 10 The said bill OIriered, That
MIR. Robertson, of Petersburg. inform The
Senate thereof.
message MAS received from the Sc
nate, by MIR. Gee I, Stang, that the, bad
agreed to various bills, together with the
resolution " directing the attorney gene
raj TO institute proceedings in Tie pro-
per court against The James River Com
pany, Tor Noncompliance with The pro-
visions of their charter with amend
ments III whicl, they request tie concur
renee of the House. And they insist on
their amendments TO the bill entitled
An act changing the time of n.ruiing
OF The Grn"rai Assembly,.
The amendment proposed by the Sc
naie TO the resolution were agreed 90 by
the House, with AL amendment proposed
by AIR. Miller, of Pow haiau, Ia The 2d "a
mcndmaut.-Ordered. That Mir. Miller,
inform the Senate thereof, and reqnes,
their concurrence in the said amcndment
10 the Pei amendment.
On motion OF Mr.. Robertson of Peters
burg, Hesoired, unanimously, That this
House do insist on their disagreement 10
the amendment proposed by the Senate
10 the bill eninled " an act chaugi.g The
time of meeting of the General Assembly
Ordered, That Mr.. Robertson inform
the Senate thereof
p. We believe the Legislature will not rise
this day.
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sanier IIilI.(P. PdW
Y ivginia /:

A = Rules hoides The Cleric Omce oftbe ciancery
James Jones, PfantV,
AGAINST
Samuel Jesse, aud Thomas G. Critlendon. executor Of
Vincent ". Tawcef UeteUdgyfe
The defendant samuel Jesse hagng entered he ap-
psaance and given security, agrecaFy Use act of As
schy and the rules Of this court and 10 appearing by
sMsiacioiy evidence that he is al inabant az this
eountty-oD motion Of TIE painun by counsel lr IS
Ohbbbtb, THAT the SAID defendant DO appear here
ie l1ih fay ~ The next tenn sud answer the bill ofthe
pasuh. aud that copy ~ tis order be- forthwith in
seized % some newspaper published nttc city of Rich.
uoud for tso months snCcessively and posted 90 the
6ont door Of The former capitol The ci;, Of Wiains.
DHg Copy--ltste,
Wa. 7. BANKS. -. E.
February 2s. aG wst-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26
TO THE EDITOR OF the ENQUIRER.

IL has been admitted by the exrcuti G
counciPs communication of the 18Th in
slant, TO the House of Delegates, that tie
building OF stable for the governor, and
Mr.. Godeiroy's plan for Improving the
square, was sanctioned by them. Ii is
incumbent on me TO show, that the re-
pairs OH the capitol were sanctioned by
the executive council ; to do which must
refer the public TO the following dotu-
ments, VIZ: The report of the colnnlis-
sioners marked (A,) which was handed 10
me tor my general government, relative
to the repairs on the capitol The pro-
posals for repairing the chimney were so
exorbitant, that deemed il improper 10
accede to them, until had consulted with
the executive council the paper marked
90 shows my authority OH that subject.
The new steps for the capitol were recon-
moulded by Mr.. Godefroy, and adopted
by the council. advertised in the Com
piler iorproposals for furnishing ihe steps,
TO be handed III to the clerk OF the coun-
cli, by certain day. The paper marked
W. was my authority to make that con-
fr0ct. As there were som1 alterations con
iempiaied on the capitol, by the executive
council, the paper marked CD explains
my powers on that subject. appeal TO
IN P..'"S "itei peruSlnS me annexed or
ders IN council, whether | was not in
their Judgment, authorized by the execu-
tive council for what was done in repairs
OH the capitol, the square, and The com
mencement OF the stable and with con-
fldence appeal to the public, whether il
can he implied by their order in council,
thai ibe contracts if any entered into by
me for work to be performed, was 10 he
submitted TO the executive council, TO,
their appreciation. | have vet to learn
why the executive council should cepsnrt
| me 'or not furnishing 10 their BODY, tht
| contracts az any that had entered inlC
| WIN different persons when they had
before them the only two written con
tracts that made in the business. From
The nature OF the work il was difficult &c
say what was required to be done: but
III almost every instance, prices were a.
| greed upon before the work commenced
and Will venture to aver that thew are al
as low rate as the same kind of work
was done for in the city in 1917.
| ORRiS PAINE.
| February Goth, 1918.
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Notice.

sNHE subscriber has opened Il SCHOOL AT the bonse
ia,eiy occupied by maj. VIM. Hundiey about Two
utrhd. - $500
He teaches the var'ons branches usually taught in
country schools Tuition $40 per year. paid quarterly
IN advance Four or i've scholars can he accommodn
lea With board at SO0 per year, Doarder furnish
IN. bis own bedding and candes be paid also in ad
vance. JOSEPH T.. CURTIS.
Place. az.
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.&otice.
February 26.

IL those who hold obligations Of any sort wherein
IN the late DANIEL LAWSON, Sen. is security or rs
sshot are hereby directed TO bring suits immediately
ON the this notice will be Mead i'm bar aaaiist
any such obligations Far sid Lawson ,tans bound
THOMAS DOBYNS
Executor Of Daniel lawson deceased.
February 20. on coo,.
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GVnpoWder.
Fehrnary26.

I'VE Subscriber agent ioF the proprietor Of The 60 Ne
Hau" NILS. Keeps constantly fsr sae favor.
able ieTms a. ~ & TFF GUNPOWDtR which ne A..
U. States. a BAStg t,n,t f.,.
January p. sgqgsf
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Statement Of the present Governor, james p.
Preston, Esq.

hltHMOND, FED. 2iih, 1919.
SRI have observed with regret. the
report offered by tie chairman OF ihc
committee of five House OF Delegates. on
The subject OF executive expenditures on
the public square and tie repairs Of the
capitol, which has been re-commined for
d more deliberate consideration. The
feeling which the style and manner OF
that report is calculated 10 produce on
the public at large, in relation to Tie ex-
ecutlve, coordinate branch of the gov
eminent, as well as The individual inle-
rest Which il has excited, naturally inda-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26


"a the courts Ut Richmond IIis ohce f5r Tire pre-
sent 10 at Dr. Cabelis. FEB. 20 p6-w5t
~ CHANCBRY.--ln Not,owsy county court, 7tb Nov
q 1917
James camp Sarah bis wife. willigm flouTnoy & Ann
his vile lincy Jinuinet sarJ Oliver, s1d Roht H. biz
lips x Aflnur his Rbe, CW9pfaiua8fs
AGAINST
Langley y. JiniiHrs. James Duprv Benz. Wsfd Dayi6
g. iaibott & Martha his viie snd John Hail and Fza.
beth his vile geIcgqqyts
This ut sba;-s 20 Jenes Camp, be having depafi
ed is ie and tbs y canssnt Of ibe par
cs to- hc heard il being admitted thai The order Of pb
c10n against John Bd,i EhzaDetli bis wife non res
ident defendants. had been dny pub.shed-ihe Court
doth 0rf6f and decree that ne l he taken for confess
ed i 10 the defend rs copy orthe inte rlucnp,ry de
cree as been reurc executed tho resident defend
ant except rs to L'ure' H. iirRrs who hss hled he
answer and ~ corsics ion ilirftof il Is decfted and
ordered bat te deenGsr langley .. finngg. do rale
mp account Of DIS ctous executor az Inssnh
Innings dec sircc trc dtsi % Ann fninrs the o, %,
uriX, bCtcfs jubu =. Urpny. nacf conn isioGcf ift
chantrr to iris court aid also Of the sales the PEI
shahic ea.N Urdevsed Us zoe said JpseDn Jif nis aaf
that Re also a5e an account of c slaves sold ~
ihe dofeHisnt, ru"n' rfi fd diVtde ste amouni 20
found Gre 1n thosr act1nnl1 aor1 m tie c0rp'audnls
ars dtithfaHie acafftp Mo- Csc au9rf ~ ccriain re.
fef,rs 81 osen y nerafcf. soi rr agirrufri ~ the
rafiics fcsncciuz thr said nna tac ispau ~
tie court lof 0ugl decree. tJir Fs.-e.
w.PowtLL. b & NC.
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RtoAnloHd, JUly 10, 1916.
In pursuance Of an advice OF Tie Council of
State, to us directed and dated on the Sin day
OF June last-We have this day viewed the
capitol and have agreed in opinion, that tho
following repairs aud improvements are neces-
sary:
l.. A water table of stone. 10 be put under
the lower windows upon the first offset i'm the
wall, and new window stills of stone where
necessary.
2. A water table Of stone under tbe case.
ment Of the pasters, TO protect tie rough
casting below, which requires TO be renewed
.. Inc piIas,efs TO he repaired, and the walls
to be succeed
4. All the wood work of tic exterior requires
new painting.
.; The sky light in the roof, 10 be repaired
with rev frame, &c. aud the l0Of repaired
or covered 18th slate
o; Tue shafts oflbe chmncys want repairing
aud onghi 10 he capped with stone
q. The interior oithc Capitol generally wants
white washing aud re painting
O. Inc window sashes generally, require to
De re hnng, and the glazing repaired.
Chamber.
TO- The outer steps want repairing, OF TO he
rebuilt upon better plan
tsigmeJI G. TOMPKINS,
JOHN STAPLES,
DAVID HOLLOWAY,
J. OLDHAM.
iB)
In Council, BIag %, 1917.
Tie governor submitted TO the board, u let.
ter from OrrS Paine, Esquire, relative 80 re-
pairing thc clhnfneys of the Capitol Whprc.
upou,lt Is advised, that sir. Paine be direct
Ell 10 have the work done. 0u the cleapesf
term ptacticahie and that the stones Tor cap.
pug, &c. be taken from the steps, from thai
part OF Il, unfit ior other purposes, asreeabiy
to CUdeirnyS plan.
"A COpy-ftsie.
=. IS. PLEASNNTs, noe.
Council Cu0n6er, .Uag2I 1917.
SIR ani inSunrtCd iiy nis eXcellcutv, the
governor, TO forward 10 you the above cory OF
an advice OF council Of yesterday.
I an. Sr, YOURS
J. W.PiEA5AHIS, A.C.C.
.G.l
~ 0mcR ,IvHe 70 1917.
It's advised, tiiat Str. Ouis Pai.p. he an.
uoti1el oni leaJe so 40 cntpr MT cunirdr,
on toe besi tease ,ta1 wilhm t4e sssttest pc.
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FraMcis w Gilner

A|lNG removed from Winchester viii pfaciice Jaw
in the courts vi Richnioud HIS Office Coz The pre-
10 Dr. CabciPs. FEB 20 pg.w5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26

YESTERDAY, the II. Of y. received a
communication from Tie Senate, sfaling
that they had passed various bills, among
others, an act, incorporating 4 company
tor The purpose OF improving the nayiga-
lion Of The Rappahannock river. below lhe
town Of Fredrricksburg'-" an act TO a.
mend the act entitled, an act 10 regulate
the soiemnizaiion of marriages, prohibit
ing such as are iHcesfuoas OF other,yi.t,. an
lawful, 10 prevent forcible or stoIou mar
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-17
New Publications.
TUST Received and for sale by the
eD subscribers,

TUST Received and for sale by the
% subscribers,
Capt. Tuckey's Narrative of an
Expedition to explore the RiverZaire,
usually called the Congou. in South
ern Africa, in 1916. to which are adj
ed the journal Of Professor Smith,
and some general observations on its
Inhabitants, published by Permission
of the Lords of the admiralty.
The possibility of approaching the
North Pole asserted by the Hon. ID.
Darlington, with an appendix con-
tanning Papers on the same Subject,
and on Northwest Passage. by Col.
Geaufoy, f. R. S. Illustrated with a
Map of the North Pole, according to
the latest Discoveries.
Hobhouse's Historical Illustrations
of the fourth Canto of Childe harold,
containing Dissertations on the Ruins
IF Rome. and an Essay OH Italian LII
terature.
Joyce's Dialogues in Chemistry for
the amusement and instruction OF
Young people. . vols.
The Brownie of Bodsbeck and other
Tales, by James Hoss, Author OF
Queens Wake, &c.
Marriage. novel.
The Bachelor and the Married
Man do.
Foliage, a Poem. by Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family in Paris.
Yuma, or the Tree of Health, and
other Tales, by Mad. de Genlis.
A Help to the profitable Reading
of the Holy Scriptures, by the Rev.
Edward Bickersteth.
The Testimony of Natural Theo-
logy to Christianity, by Dr.Gisborne.
The Life of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
Mrs. Martha Ramsay.
Rev. DR.. Buchanan.
DIR. Watson, Bishop Of
Landau.
Ellis's Account of Lord Amherst's
Embassy to China.
Rambles in Italy, by an American.
Rob Roy Nc Gregor ; or Aud
Lang syne, a Musical Drama.
T Every now publication as soon
as it can arrive, may be had Of
JAS. KENNEDY Il SON.
September wfm6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-17
Charles County Court,
aarch T,rm. 1918.
BILL CHANCERY.
Robert Perry,

Cersus
James B. Huntington, Robert Dunnins-
ton, Francis Taylor and Elizabeth u.
his vile, James Bloxham aud Catharine
his wife, William Simmons and Esther
his wife, heirs of William Huntington.
SHlHE Complainant alleged in his bill
4 that the Respondents have in pos.
session the real estate Of their deceased
father Wm. Huntington, whose personal
state was not sufficient for the payment
of mis- debts. WIN. Dunnington's estate
is indebted to the complainant in large
SUN Of money. The object OF the bill is
% procure decree for the sale OF the
land, for the payment Of the debts re-
naming unpaid by the personal estate
Some Of the heirs of WIN. Dunnington
are. non Iesidents. 1t is thereupon, at
md NJ of the Complainant, ordered that
he cause a copy of this order to be In
serted in the Alexandra Gazette tor the
space of three months, to tie intent that
the absent defendants may have notice OF
this application, aud Of the subject and
object of the bill, and may be warned TO
appear in this court in person or by So
licitor, 10 shew cause, if any there be,
wherefore a decree should not pass as
prayed. Teste, -.
JOHN BARNES, elk,
June OF So
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PROPOSALS,
By Gideon Fairman, John Binns and
Charles S. Parker,
TO PUBLISH
TO PUBLISH
a r., m ~ ri

A Splendid Edition of
Washington's FareweH Address.
To the People of the United States.
THE world has seen enough ofwar-
riors and of Heroes-enough OF Sta
trsmen-of men who have guided Ar
mics in the field, or dictated as Sa-
ccs in the Cabinet, for the exclusive
purpose of Ambition. History from
its earliest page 20 the present day,
has offered to our contemplation, only
ONE WASHINGTON, but ONE MAN,
whose dangers in war, and labors in
in peace. were undertaken and sup
ported with a single eye, to the bene-
fit of his country /; whose wonderful
and honorable success, was the plain
result of wisdom in design, and val
our in execution whom danger never
appalled,, nor defeat depressed ; who,
persevering in the justice of his cause,
wooed Victory till he Won her: who
coveted no reward but the well earn
ed appreciation of those whose interest
he lived to promote who renowned
all public honors, when they ceased to
be the necessary instruments of good
to the people, whose gratitude confer
red them who superior to all Mon
mchs, was content to be called the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-17
Ship Timber, SC.

FENHE subscriber, residing on Malta
woman Greek, in Charles County,
MARYLAND, will dispose Of tstanding) a
large quantity of first rate White Oak
Ship ri nber, Wharf Logs, Timber suit
ed fer Slaves, Plank, scantling. or other
purposes, in any quantity; Likewise Sc
verai ;heusand cords Oak Wood Pur.
.nssers will find it to their advantage to
spply as the terms wil.be moderate. and
mere is navigablewater to the spot.
WIN. MASON.
MAYS Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-17
This is to gire notice,

Thisis to gire notice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia.
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county,. letters of administra.
ton on the personal estate Of Archi-
bali. l. Taylor deceased: all persons
having claims against the said dsce-
dent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 10th day OF
March next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said es-
tate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this
10th day of September. 1918.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
Adm'x. of Archibald I. Taylor. dec.
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Gunston for Sale.

THlS elegant estate is situated on the
Potomac, is miles below Alexandra
lit is bounded on three sides by the Poto-
mac and Pohick creek, and contains nearly
5000 acres Of land, level and fertile, 10
which arc attached six shad and herring
fisheries, two of which command the r.
yer channel. This land will be laid on IN
four tracts, SO as 10 have one or more tlsh-
cries TO each these tracts will be again al,
vided ifrequisite. This estate is leVe, and
beautifully situated, very fertile, ana re-
markably healthy. Plaster acts with an
effect equal TO that OF any part OF vagina
or Pennsylvania have used 900 bushels
in twelve months, and such is It's beneficial
operation, that were to keep this land
should considerably increase the quantity
A manufacturing mill is distant about two
miles. on a stream navigable for vessels
carving 1900 bushels of wheat, where the
Baltimore and Dist. of Columbia prices are
given for grain: being bounded on 3 sides by
water, a small extent only OF fence is ne
cessary TO inclose the whole: it would be
admirably adapted to grazing. The I'M
ex proyements are large and very
HT substantial brick mansion, 40 by
~ ~ iSCl, Wiin S'Ci1 hSSN"""'y 'N'
49, house, three commodious barns,
houses for Negroes, and fish houses at each
of the fisheries. 10000 bricks and 1000
bushels of lime are just burnt on the pre-
misses. There is considerable extent OF
live fence, both useful and ornamental, two
orchards OF well selected apples and peach,
besides an abundance of other choice fruit.
More than $50 acres are in clover, 200 in
corn, and land is in preparation for sowing
$50 bushels Of small grain. Any quantity
of hay cam be cut from the low grounds,
some of which land all might, } have been
reclaimed at tri1ing expense. he river
and creeks, abound with wild fowl, parti-
'cularly canvass backs, the woods with deer
and variety Of other game. Mules. cat
tie, highly improved sheep, farming uten-
sells and household furniture can be had.
The terms Of sale will be accommodating.
Property in any Of the cities, negroes, bank
stock, western lands, or lands near the
Ridge, will be taken in payment.-Letters
must be addressed to me at Pohick Church,
Fairfax county, Virginia
September ! GEORGE MASON.