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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-11
II. BRONSON, Prest.

MOUNT CARmEL.-The sight of this
town has been judiciously selected for
health, agriculture, manufactures and navi-
CATION, in the Illinois territory, from % to
% miles by land below Vincennes-25
miles by land above Harmony, on the Wa
bash opposite the mouth of the White Ri
yer and Patoka, at the loot Of the Grand
Rapids.
The design Of the establishment was to
embrace an opportunity while the land was
cheap, to secure a sutiiciency for the pur-
pose OF raising school funds, and fund Tor
building churches. One fourth of the in
and out lots are appropriated TO those
purposes. One half Of the lots are appro-
priated Con certain conditions TO impro-
vers or settlers, and one fourth retained by
the proprietors.
An impression has gone abroad and inn
properly made on the minds Of many. that
the establishment has been made on secta.
rian princip!es-it is altogether nniounded
and the respectable part ofthe commune
ty of all orders. and moral characters, have
equal rights in the establishment with
those already concerned. The establish
ment was also particularly designed to
support the cause ofmorality.
Every encouragement will be given to
industrious mechanics-two or three dry
good and grocery stores would do a good
business-shoe makers, tanner, and some
brick and stone masons are much wanted.
The agents is authorized by the proprie-
tors to let the ferry for three or four years,
rent free. to any Industrious moral charac-
ter, who will find boat and open ROAD TO
the Terry short distance, and his occupan-
cy continued thereafter on reasonable
terms. The principal travelling from Ohio
and Kentucky (by Louisville, &c.) to
Mississippi and Missouri. hereafter viii
cross at this ferry-Steam boat navigation
may be advantagcously carried on from
n. Orleans 10 this poin, at all seasons.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26
ELEAZAR WYER,

GoLps1IrE e JswBLsR
yXIOULD inform his friends and the public.
Wv that be hAs jusr received an additional a.
sortmens of GOODS 10 his line anoug which are
Elegant Pearl, Pate, Corneiian. Jet and Topaz
Earrings--Pins aud Finger Rings-rane and Gilt
ilides for the Hair EmuIer Necklaces Pins
Ear rings, and other ornaments--Gilt Snxps-Cih
and plated fhoe Buckies--0ilt neck chains---1 ur.
tie fhell ide. and other Combs--Maltese, Corne-
liam, gold and silver Vea Buttons Cold and Sill
yer Watches. Chains Keys and Seals of the new
Ell fafhion-A great variety of Oil, Jewelry--
Cora and glass Reads Sc.-Gold Gilt and plated
Rpssletts and Lace--Cit. plated and worried
Cord-Gilt and plated Swords. Hangers and Sa
bres. very lowipriced-Swveis, Buckles & Plumes !;
Morocco Belts, of hyperion quality Gilt and
Mahogany framed Looking ClaFes-Platsd and
Jxpaned Ware Britannia coffee and lea Sets
Church FIaggons and Cups
He makes and keeps connanliy on hand. Silver,
foup. gravy and cream i.adle,-Table defert and
tea Spoons-fugar Tongs-fa't Spoons--Thisa
bles-pencil cafes, and tooth picks-togeher with
variety of fancy articles.
- Country Traders. will be fuppied with
Goods as ufaal At : liberal discount
May IS. (6w)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26

In Durham, Sd inst Mr.. Aaron Osgood, jr.
aged 90.
La Rumford, 9th inst. Mr.. Jonathan Reyes,
eldest son of F. Keys, Esq. aged 81. An amiable
and promising yourg man. His death was oc-
casioned by discharging overloaded musket,
four days previous, which burst, and lodged two
pieces in his head, and otherwise injured him.
In this town, on the 10Th inst. Mr.. JONATHAN
STEVENS, aged 81, formerly respectable mer-
chant in this town. Notwithstanding his having
experienced the reverses of fortune incident to
mercantile pursuits, he constantly applied him
self in the use of all the in his power, with
unremitted industry, and was universally esteem
ed good citizen, and an honest man.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26
,SLN
GAZETTE 80 News.
PORT OF PORTLAND
Entrances and CIedrances al The Custom House.
ARRIVALS

Entrances and GIedrances al The Custom House
ARRIVALS.
May 90, Arrived ship Loyal Sam, Middleton,
from Sligo. (Ireland) with $50 Irish passengers ;
she put in here in distress.--May "a, arrived
schr Aretas, Prince, from Boston, with sundry
small articles--soop Packet, Lowell, from Bos-
ton, with sundry merchandize--sloop Messenger,
Porter, do. do.--brig Edwin, Deering, from Ha-
rana, via Boston, with molasses and sugar--bris
Susan, Woodbury., from Alexandria via Boston,
with Flour-sloop Abby, Morton, from Boston.
with rum and iron---Sloop Liberty, Moody, from
Newburyport, with cider and paper-sloop Maria.
Pray, from Portsmouth, for Bath, with household
furniture-25th, sloop Leande-, Blanchard, from
Boston, with small articles-sloop Caty-A Ann,
Blanchard, from do. with sundry merchandise.
CLEARANCEs.
Foreign.-May 90, cleared schr Fame, Mar.
chent, for St. Andrews--23d, brig Ann, Sherwood
Tor the West-Indies-brig Mary, Moore, for St.
Andrews-sloop Unien Packet, Polleys, for St.
Andrews.
COast,oiss. %, cleared sloop Amazon,
Kelley, for Newyork.
Cleared from Bath, May s, brig Rapid.
Smith, Of Halowell, for Baltimore, with a
cargo of 44O0 bushels Of WHEAT, The grow ID
OF the District of Maine.
In the ship Gen. Hamilton, arrived at New
York on Wednesday last from Harvre-de- Grace,
w. Briggs, late seaman of the brig Francis, OF
Portland, came passenger--who states that the
brig was lost on the coast of England, near Start
Point-the captain, mate and men drowned
himself and others saved
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26

We are much gratifed in being able to present
to our readers the following elegant and ahec-
ting tribute to the memory OF our much lamen-
ted townsman, EDWARD IL. CoBB, who died a
few hours after his arrival at Havana, last
winter to which place he had gone IN the
hope Of inyigoratng his declining health.
EDWARDS GRAVE
HE slumbers in a distant isle,
The Youth to memory dear;
Who caus'd the Orphans grateful smile
To chase the rising tear.
Yet to that distant isle full oft
In thought affection flies,
To wake the harp in requiem soft
Where erlov'd Edward lies.
There Innocence would fondly rove,
To him the tribute pay,
Who taught her virtues path to love,
And led himself the way.
With cypress wreath there Friendship true
At night his steps would turn;
And mingle tear-drops with the dew
That linger'd on his urn.
There tottering Age would bend his way
With unavailing sigh -
A cloud had veil'd the orb whose ray
Humid his evening sky.
Loy'd Youth farewell gracious ear
Was given to thy prayer;
Faith watts thee to a brighter sphere
Thy Cherub* waits thee there.
His only child, an infant, died a fen ieees$
after has departure for Harana.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26
CunaratAnp. IS. May IS, 1919.

CUMBERLAND IS. May 81 1915
TAKEN BY Execution and to be joly u
Public Aucti0n. on WkDNESDA1"
the tqDeny tourtb day Of June nert, at
tqpo o'ckcl P. N. at The fore 9Thom
as Johnfon, Esq. in Pgeplcot, in /aia
County,
A 1t the right in saui,, which Thomas Cofs
= Jun OF psjepfcot siorefad, has of re1eeming
the tol loving tract or parcei OF land ituated III
Psispfcot aforefaid 10 common with Ebeuexsr
W,tbarl, Ebenezer Wishsm Juu. William Gof. and
Phieman Gofs, bounded as follows TO wit begin.
ming q, the meit weleriy corner of the Mcui.on
or ymaD lot 10 called on the bank Of the Little
River Audroicoggin, therce running 5. e by fouih
three hundred rods 10 the mon fouihery corner
Of faid MoIscn lot, thsnce north ear one hundr ed
and ffy rods 20 land ioIa by Ala Freeman and
others 10 !chn Penney; thence Eorthwelt by north
about three hundred rodsto the Little River an
drolcoggn; then UP laid river on it's scushery
bank 70 the bound fin menticued, containing
bout three hundred acres more or leIs the fame
being mor,gaged 10 William Smith and others as
by he record of faid Mortgage will more fully ap
pear. ROBERT NEVENS Dep. Sheriff
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26
Prevention Of Pauperism.

Gentlemen Selectnlen ofPortland, a.
FOR the more effectusl discharge of their du
= y, as eojoined upon them by The town res
pectlng psuperism the Overseers of the poo
think proper respec' fully to represent to youe
that from faithful ex. animation of the subject
they are satisfied, one principal cause of the in,
crease of Paupers. originates in the inie mperse-
use o. srdeat spirits--Little can be effected to-
wards correcting this evil so long AS ardent
spirits be obtained with so much facitys
from those who are in the constant habit of vioe
lstlng The law on this subjsct. and in fact hold
ing out temptations, for those who are In the
least inclined 10 intemferance.
They would therefore suggest to you the pro.
priety ofrefusing to spprobate those who disre.
gard the laws ofthe Commonwealth in thi, res
pec'a ss rne~n4 of reducing the enticements, &
sNurements 10 vice, so fatal to The interests OF
com-unltX
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26

r HE snb(rriber hereby gives public notise 10
all concerned, that he has been duIy.appoiut-
ed and taken Upon hsrTef the trna Of Admin.
,lfrator of the elfate of ANTHONY COOMBS.
lare Of HafpGSwe ia the county OF Cumberland,
yeomzn. dscesfeds by giving bead as the law d.
recss-Ese therefore requsfs AL pevfons who are
indebted TO the faid deceafrds eliate to make I'M.
mediate payment and thole Who have asp
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame t.
ELISHA CooMRss
HarpswelI, Nav 20, 1918.
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THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to an
concerned that he has been duly appoint ed
and taken upon him elf the trust of Admnlstrator
OF the efiate Of slLAs GUDD ARD late of Bsuu.
wick IN the county Of Cumberland, Woman, de
cc1ied, by giving bond the law direcss-Fe
therefore requefts al persons who are indebted
to the laid dscesfsds eaate to make Immediate
payments and ,hoie vino have zDy demands there
on, TO exhibit the came TO
ELIJAH GODDARD.
Litch6eld, Nav 90, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26
W 4gRTED.

In Standish, by William Thompson, Esq Mr..
Solomon Mason, to Miss Lydia Gilman.
In Raymond, Mr.. Major Whittemore, TO Miss
Lydia Plummer-
In Limington, Mr.. Joseph H. Warehouse, to
Miss Elizabeth Chase.
In this town, on Friday last, by Rev. |. Mich
OILS, Rev. GIDEON w. OLNET, Rector OF st.
AIMS Church, Gardiner, Maine, to Miss Fran
cEs CLAP, daughter Of Hon. Asa Clap, OF this
town.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26
tD Fresh Goods.
JOHN l.. SIORER,
II Corner IF Made and Union Ss,sss,.
4 LAS JUST RECEIVED a variety Of
SeGsOndble Goods,

SoUSOHuDt6 UOOdS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
4 4 London Prints
Light and dark plaid Calicoes
Common ditto Furnitures
Steam loom shirrings
sa,4 ~, g. white Canbries
Black aud colored ditto
Null Leno and fancy Msfins
Black Italian Grapes
Cotton Damasks-Checks
Plain, fringed and figured Ribbons
Fancy vefings--Afadrass Handkerchies
Cloth and worried Hosiery
Kid aud Silk Cloves
Fise and common Tapes
Ssik Braids-Co,ton Balls
bindings-B Buttons
Patent Threads-wire and nuns ditto
Black and colored fewing Silks and Twiis
Bleached and brown factory shirtinss
Cotton Fof,--Linen Cambrics
Blue and yellow Nznkins
A. 6 4, "a cotton shawls
Plain and figured silk Ditto
White and coored pockes Handksrchiefs
sattinetts-Factory Threads
Canton Fancy HandkeI chiefs
Flag and Lungee Ditto
Black and white Silk Lace
Black and green Sarsnetn
Back Levantiues and Sinchaws
Rezl Florence Silks
Cotton Laces- Russia Diapers,
which with great variety of other GOODS, will
be fold a, the Ioweit prices for Cath.
May 20 It.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26
NOTICE.

THB fuhfcr bers having fo'd their flock of Books
and fationary 10 Mr. WILLIAM HYDE, have
taken counting room over the fore lately occupi
ed by them, for the purpoie of bringing their
pfefent business to clofe, they therefore call
upon all perfons indebted to them by note or &C.
count to make immediate payment ; and all per
fons having demands againR them to exhibit the
fame MUSSEY * WHITMAN
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~ NEW GOODS. IN
T.. KELSEY,
THIS DAY RECEIVED BY
VINTON 81 COX,

ELEGANT Grape Shawls-Plain
and figured 5ilks-Nankin and Canton Grapes
Rbbons-Co,,on and worried Hofe-Flag and
Bapdanna Hsndkerchiefs--B Blue and yellow Nan
kins-- LineRa-- Lawns and Cambrics-Eiegant fur.
n,ure Pa ches--.8iuchaws and 6arsneits-Englifh
Daaers-Bri.iih Cottous--S ewing Siks-Bomba.
ze;ss-C4 morc aud common caIlcoes-London
ve.tings Pain and 6gured Mulcs--C Cambria
and c, mmop DimCties- w bite Janes-~Blue
Clothes and Gas,imeres, &c
ALSO
Bae Blankets I UGcommonly cheap, being
do F!8uasls out of leafon.
May rs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26

iona. Stuart, I
]. P Thurston,
Sam'l F. Hussey, o...
Josiah Dow, 81. O0s'see'"
Phinehas Varnum, y :"
Olive Rrav Portland
lIez. WINSTON,
MAX Harris.
Portland, May II, 1913.
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Commonwealth of MafIachuietts.

Llscoks, % TO William Gowell, jr. ddsDiaif,o-
t0y tBs sfsss 81 William Cowell late Of Bsudaia
IL /oid Comfy, dsesassd GREETING.
YOU are hereby ordered 10 notify the heirs sc
Law of faid efiate and ali perfons interelied -
That your account of decentralization on the eE.ate
of laid decealed will be offered for allowance at
Probate Court q, Topsham, on, The Path, day OF
Augua next, when and where they may be prefenr
if they fee cause.
Notice TO be given by inierting copy Of THE
citation IN the Portland Gazette printed at Port
land three weeks luccefhvely, thirty days before
fad Court of Probate Given under my hand.
this fevensh day Of March in the year Of Lord,
Eighteen Hundred and eighreeen.
IERE BAlLkY. Jndge of Probate.
A true Copy, attefl,
IoHn H. SHEPPARD, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26

,>HE iubscribers hereby give public notice 10 ali
4 concerned, thar they have bssn duly appoint
cd and taken upon themselves the Eruf of admin
ilsrators on the eitate of JOHN TABOR, late OF
Portland in the county Of Cumberland, Merchant
dsceafed, by giving bond a. The Law directs
therefore requel all perfons who are indebted &c
the lad deceafed's elfate, to make immediate pay
10 exhibit the fame 70
stLvANUS HIGGINS of Cape Elizabeth.
or MOsEs QUINCY of Weitsrook
Pcrtlasd, May 9Th 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26

THE Selcctmen OF he Town Of Portland, in
= conse quence of the flregoing representa-
ton, and Of the unequiyocsl eTnreasion of the
sense of the Town at their last annual meeting.
that its officers be urged to q strict complisnce
viii their du'yn; as well as from desire TO
perform what by the isws of the Cornmonwesit
IS incumbent upon toe m would hereby caution
sil such persons are icenceG ~ Innholders
an1 Retailers 70 aes.lln srom selling spirtuous
liquors. of eny kind, 20 hat class of citizens who
sre reputed common d. anksfds, common tipleEs.
OF common gsaesers, pspending their time and
estates places where spirituous liquors are
sold. s M. aa4f.
And they hope this notice win be so promptly
regarded, as TO re- 3er it unnecessary for them
to post up Hst Of the aarne. such persons In
The Inns sDd Retail Stores in the town:
They would slso give notice. that il will be
their endesvo ur 20 put in force the provisions of
law relating ,e the appointment Of Guardians to
UGH persons, as IN their judgment, BY excess
siYe drinking, gaming, idleness or debsuchery
OF sny kind shall so spend, waste, or lessen
their estates, as thereby to expose themaelvess
or their families to want or suffering circum.
stsDces's or shall by their spending or lessening
their estates endanger or expose the town to .
charge for their maintenance or support.
The selectmen embrace. the present opportus
nifty of urging upon sll descriptions Of hcenced
persons, apromp, and hsbitual conformity TO the
licence Jaws; which, if esolutely adhered TO- win
they are convinced, remove at once many of the
eyis complained of in the town, and cut OFF
one OF the great procuring causes of ParrerIsns.
which have been recently so fully investigated
and reported oy Committee of.he town chosen
tor that purpose.
Isaac Adams,
Enoch Preble, Selectmen
Joshua Richardson, > Of
Benz IlsIey, Portland.
Woodbury. Storer, jr.
Nav g. 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-26

Sedsonable Goods /!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Exchange Street.
II AS just received large assortment OF
Il English, French, India aud .lmeracon
GOODS,
which will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash
May 25, 1918.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-11
New Publications.

TUST Received and for sale by the
% subscribers,
Capt. Tuckcy's Narrative of an
Expedition to explore tn RivcrZaire,
usually called the COngou. in South
rrn Africa. in 1916. to which are adj
ed the Joarnal 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.
harrington. with an appendix con-
tanning Papers on The same Subject.
sud on a Northwest Passage. by Col.
2caufoy. f. II. S. illustrated with a
Map of the North Pole. according to
The latcs: Discoveries.
Hobhnusc's Historical Illustrations
% the fourth Canto of Clilde Harold,
containing Dissertations on the Ruins
Of Z me. and all Essay on Italian LII.
'craturc.
Joyce's Dialogues in Chemistry Tor
the amusement end instruction OF
yohng people. Q vols.
The Brownie Of BodsbcCk andother
Tales, by James Hosg, Author Of
Queens Wake, &c.
Marriage. novel.
The Bachelor and the Married
Nan do.
Foliage, n Poem. By Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family n Paris.
Yuma. or the Tree of Health. and
other Tales. by Mad. lc Genlis.
A Help to the profitable Reading
If the Hoiy Scriptures. by the Rev.
Edward Bakersfield
The Testimony Of Natural Theo-
logy to Christianity. by DR.. Osborne.
The Life of Ms. Isabella Graham.
Ms. Martha Ramsay.
Pew. DR.. Buchanan.
Dr.. Watson, Bishop of
Landau.
ElIi.'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.
H Every new publication as soon
as it can arrive, may be had Of
JAS. KENNEDY IL SON.
September 9 wfm6t |
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-11
Charles County Court,
March Term. 1918.
BILL IN CHANCERY.
Robert Perry

versus
James B Dunning,On Robert Dunning-
ton, rrancis TAYLOR aud Elizabeth Is.
his vile, James 81 Khan snd Catharlne
his wife, William Simmons and Esther
his wife, heirs OF William Dunninston.
N7aE Complainant alleged in his bill
I that the Respondents have in pos.
,.,1sron the real estate of their deceased
rher WIN. Huntington, whose personal
,tate vas nor sufficient for the payment
i Ms debts. Wn Duanington's estate
indebted to the complainant in large
Jun Of money. The object OF the bill is
e, procure decree for the sale OF the
and, for the payment Of the debts re-
mining unpaid by the personal estate.
) me Of the hairs of VIM. Dunninston
are non residents. 1t is thereupcn, at
motion of the Complainant, ordered that
ne cause COPY Of this order to be in
crted in the AIexanI.ia Gazette to- the
SPACE of .hrea months, to the intent that
the absent defendants may have notice "f
this application, and OF tic subject and
object of the bill, and may be warned TO
appear in this court in person or by So
!icitor. 10 shew cause, if any there be,
wherefore a decree should not pass as
prayed. Tes'e, ~ -,
JOHN BARNES. elk.
I,ps 81 SIN
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30 Dollars Reward.

- AN away from the subscriber on Satur-
! = day night the eth ult, Negro man
by the name of JACOB Thomson, aged 90
OF %, nearly feet high, very black, and
rather down look when spoken to-he is
very apt to put one hand up to his chin
when answering questions. He is a very
submissive orderly fellow-His clothing
that can be recollected consisted of blue
second cloth coat with yellow buttons,
nearly new; Russia sheeting shirts ard
lrowsers, and variety of other clothing
not reccllccted. fully expect he must
have from $50 to 200 dollars with him in
money-and very little doubt hu! he had
furnished himself with free papers. Who
ever takes up the said fellow, secures him
in Jail, and retains all moneys and papers
he may have on him. shall be entitled TO the
money found on him, and the above re-
ward If taken out of the District: or Tvs en-
" dollars if taken within the District OF
Columbia. JAMES BLOAHAM.
July 90 d3tfmw2m
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For Sale.
\ valuable Farm in Jefle, .on county, Viz
ginia.

\ valuable Farm in Jefle, .on county, VIZ
ginia.
seY virtue Of decree Of the superio.
p coart Of c;aucery Tor the Rich" on'
| ,ir,ct in Virginia, 10 suit wherein tn
,xe:utors o. General G"orgs Washing,
N we're plaintiffs, and Gerard Alexar-
Ter, Thouas +. Alexander. (by Ludwe'i
i.rr. his Appointed guardian in his case
.udweiI Lee. Richard II. J.. Washing
frn, John A. Washington, Bushlcd [.
Va .hington and Mary Lee Washington
,!"iendants--willb be exposed TO sale t.
he highea bidder. for ready money. o"
le premises, on TUESDAY, the 18Th
Jay Of September next, all that tact o'
nircel of Land. lying in eff son o"un-
=, Virginia, on Bul!skiu, commonly cali
1T Rockhali, containing $40 acres. nov
the occupation Of John Sanders
.s The ahrve tract of land lies =.
aE bout 16 miles f,om Winchester,
Mai I'd aboat 6 miles from Charlie :
.5@s town, and on the main road leaI-
ios fro.a Winchester 10 Baltimore, city
Of Washington and Alexandria. it is
ell adapted TO plaster and clover, and
is in qJality little inferior, il at all, tn
that of any farm in that rich valley. The
improvements On it are large twc-stcry
frame dwelling house, barn and othel ne
ce. ssry out houses.-The water is lime
stone and of excellent quality.
ANY person wishing to view the premi.
ses Wi be shown them upon application
to John 4. Washington Or Bushrod Z.
Washington, living near the land.
alfred "A. Po'ceR, :
Hsary 81. George Tucker, e
Robert WorthingtOH, E.s
William Tate, 10
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For Sale.

NNE hundred and twenty-five acres OF
" land, being part Of Jul5e Cranchs
purchase of James II. Hooe Esq bending
ND on South Run, where it emptles into
Cameron, near the ford on the Colchester
road, and extending up that run and up
Cameron, including nearly an equal pro
portion of bottom and hill. 3-1Oths OF the
purchase money win be required IN al,
vance the other 7-l0ths in equal annual
payments with interest. For terms en-
quire of Richard NJ Scott, or
CHARLES |. LOVE.
The land above described is well TIM
hered. the wood land being abou, equal to
the bottom in quantity and quaity. The
situation is superior and more eligible thaa
anv ia the neighborhoo the water cool,
and lies within one and half miles from
Alexandria.
July 81 Hco"
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For Sale.

FINDER an act of the Legislature OF Vir-
u ginia, passed on the 2lst day OF Fen
ruary. 1918, all that par, of a tract OF lani
wing in the county of Fairi,x, and com
monty called Retirement, to which The WI
dow an! heirs OF the late Walter D. Brooke
are entitled; as well their interest IN that
part which has been. allotted to Ann BROOKE
for her dover, as that part OF which me
said widow aud heirs are now in possession
The sale will be made at public auction on
the premises near where the stage roa .,
crosses Dogues Run, on Thursday the I'm
OF September nayt, if fair, it not the next
fair day. The terms are one hall cash. the
balance on credit of twelve months.
WILLIAM II, FOOTE.
BENJAMIN NJ. BROOKE, Comrs'
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