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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Notice.

TIllE subscriber takes this method Of
4 returning his thanks to. his friends
and the public generally tor past Iavors.
and informs them he ha, moved f;Gm
Naabsco Hstel near to Pohick Church,
where lie has a convenient house and
good stable, ard vii, keep private ente.r
ts;nment for all those whs may favor him
with their custom. Gentlemen travelling
with their families CAN be praccably EN-
tertaired, as the house is a sral distance
from the road, and no disorder kept.
WILLIAM LINDSAY, lr.
Janu7ry tuths5t.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Elegant Furniture.

DRADLkY 4. ABERCROMBIE. op-
Cd pusite the Mechanics Bank, offer
Too sale three elegant SIdeboards, carved,
one eerant Sofa, and number of high
po,t Bedsteads-a!l manufactured BY
themselves.
Y. r. The above furniture will be sold
low for cash, or given 10 exchange tor
we, goods Jan. lS-- ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Samuel HatterSiaY.

-. king. sTEET, ALEXANDRIA.
TAS Just received, and oilers for sale,
alarge and handsome assortment OF
! Buck and Doe Skin C}oUes,
from Woodstock, manufactured by ma
ohinery, aud he can warrant them equal
to any made any where. Likewise, al
ways has IN hand, OF his own manLtac-
tu e, ladies' IoEg and shrrt kid gloves,
su,peuders Of different kinds, 6uck,kins
and Morocco of different colvrs. pantS-
looms, wool hats, water rrouf ditto, fur
ard bows morocco hats trim med with fur.
Country merchants may be surrh'd
on the .hnrte,t nni,cs. Jan. 9--S'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
DroI,t.

Am Friday evening last, between the
W subscribers house s. Christ Church,
LADl'S REriGULE, OF black Can
ton Grape, Containing g'eeD and slls er
purse, with some chanse-a red Moroc-
90 poke; Dook, with bank bills amOun,-
IN to twenty dollars and upwards-a
pocket HANDKERCHIEF marked Nary De-
RsIs, with durable ink, \ several small
ARTICLES .! lltll= u>e to any but the Ow-
uec The 6"ier will please retain the
money, Ur as much as is thought proper,
e. return the Articles L.
J,nulV' Is q. DE\EALE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Sales at auetion.
BIZ p. G. .HaRSTELLER.

THIS DAY. at 10 A. N.
Will be sold at the Veudue Store, corner
OF Prince and Water streets,
Cloths
Cass;nerss
Plains
Flushings
Coa;ings ...
Corduroys and velvets
Irish linens
Domestic cottons
Csmbric, leno, jacOnet & book muslin
Do. dc. haudkerchIels
Bandano handkerchiefs
Cotton shawls
Ginghaus
Woo len and cottsn hosiery
Ses ing threads, cUltUns, &c.
ALSO,
Candles in boxes
Soap in do.
Sugar in barrels
M"ias.es in hoysLeGds
Scars IN boxes
Wire sifiers
furniture, &C.
January IS .-,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
ESk Exchange CQFss HoUss liz
& ~ MARINE JOURNAL. 49,
-oRT0F ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
SAILED YESTERDAY,

FORT OF dLENhNnSid...JAE U+RT Il.
SAILED YESTERDAY,
Ship Fair Trader, Fletcher, for Glib
ral:ar.
Big Elizabeth Sturges, Jacobs, for
Ml.yeilles.
Schr Jersey. noane, TO- \. Yc,k.
SinSP Regulator, Suwle, Tor Baltimore.
Schr Rose-iu- Bloom, Rowland, for So
Vanaah.
Brig Boston, K"owles, for Cadiz.
MEMORANDA.
The ship ~ lanta, Cart. Rose. Of and
from A.sXandr,l, was Of the Isle Of
Wight MY. ,g, bcund to B;euen.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13

"a ~ re wo.& nf az ITALIAN Artist, and 10
I.,ve been sold fur 1900 dollars. Mr..
: NTH, in The mast rnlile and accomwo-
It.ing nsnaer. srcwed II to al! those IA.
,irss sni gentlemen whose curiosity led
.'a,n - with 10 see this siag'l,r aud
ru.eas;uy exhibition. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Vaudeville & Larmour,

OFFER FOR SALE,
10 4 DRUMS Turkey figs
AO+ 90 bales, sacks and boxes
soft shelled almond,
600 boxes muscateI y bloom raisins
so casks fist quality coored Go
shen cheese
50 casks "estern butter, for family
use.
600 lbs. Tennessee live feathers
10 linus. 90 bbl.. whiskey
5 hhds. recti6-1 do.
10 hh'lS. northern rum
pipe superior Holland gin
so hhds. Barbados bright molasses
40 hhds. ist and ID quail. sugars
Isl bags ilav. 4 st. Domingo coffee
case nutmegs and cloves
Q serOOrs notant indigo
With wines, liquors, and groceries as
usual.
N b. Grocers and families can be
supplied at The lowest prices, with mould
and dipped candles Of their Own manU-
factory, of superior qualities to those in.
ported from the eastward. Boxes ex-
changed. lamar, 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
To the Public.
November II

TIME Public are Informed that the
4 Stage Hire, between this and Wash.
ington and Georgetown, from and after
the 10th January next will be FIFTY
CENTS. in the Accommodation Stage
Leaves Mr.. J. Browns every day at 10
A. NJ. All passengers that wish to be
called for, in town, must apply at the
Bar. THE PROPRIETORS.
January ~ lw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Ladies Beaver Hats, &c.
TUST received and for sale at The Shoe
- Store Of WILLIAM TRUE,

US received dHu wv sd'' a. me SnOe
81 Store of WILLIAM TRUE,
king-street,
Ladies' and Misses black, blue and
white Beaver Hats. some OF sdperior qua
lily, with elegant trimmings
Ger tiemen's first and second quality
Hats knapt and FELT ditto. Also,
A quantity OF Ladies' praneite Slip
pers. While AMI coiored kid ditto
Morocco aud leather Walking Shoes
and Slippers
Morocco and kid Boots, with fashion
able Trimmings; misses 4 chlldren's do.
nrGentlemeu fine Bnots and Shoes
kept ready made, and manufactured at
short notice BY measure. All iavors CRATE
fully acknowledge.
I,.ulry dc fmaH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
This Dsy Landing,

This Day Landing,
ENRON on board the brig benefactor,
s Captain Rowland, from NarSeilles,
and for sale bv y. kEENE,
Hermitage & Muscatel wines in cases
Hats in buxes
Figs in 10.
Prunes in do.
Corks in bags
Writing and Wrapping Paper in bales
SO sacks salt.
he HAS IN STORE,
80 bales German Linens
$50 boxes Rasins
Is qr casks Sherry Wine, sup. G'y.
1000 bushels Cadiz Salt.
January Is If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
pi:LgIeiphiT. Nar. II.
saRaowruL ACCIDENT!

SoXaOwrUL ACCIDENT.
On ~. 5th Instant, sIaall boy, about
y wears Ut az, SUI OF J"hn and Mary
[iin.kirS, nea the Seven Stars, in Aston
'Tgwn,hlp, D~lawae County, his father
anil mother being absent, tOok up an old
gun, thar had been charged about Christ
has, ard several times attempted to be
Discharged DIT tailed he, (aS IS thOught)
MitauuI the least idea at any damage,
presented the gun at his sister, OF about
ten yea OF aye, drew the trigger, and
unfortunately the gun went Oh, j ioag"d
|it, contents IN her bowels she immedl-
'ate.y tell, and in the extremity OF her
distress called to her papa, and SORROW
Hal to say, she only survived about an
hour, bat little more than time, for dis
Stressed father, and a weeping mother. to
behold a bIonming beloved child'S untime
ig death
II only remains TO say. LEI parents and
sehi!drcn, take warning by the unhappy
circumstance. POgiSOn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Notice

vEvHE psblic are forewarred from
hunting with either dog or gan, or
IN any other manner tresrassing within
nv enclosure near AleNandria.
WALTER X. JENIFER.
Mnunt- Eagle, Jan. is iw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13

Schr. Jersey, from n. York.
~ ANIEL JOHNSON and DANIEL
81 BANE, WHO left the aboye sch'n'r
at Fort Washington, on their passage hi.
ther, are informed that their chests have
been lel' at lindsay d HILL's store, on
the wharf, Uhe.e they win he delivered
pL application. ST January Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13

Extract OF letter from an American
gentleman IN England, to his friend in
Priiiaelphia, dated Nov. l., 1917.
This na'ioR Is literally in fears for the
death 81 the Princess Charlotte. No wo-
man ever died - universally lamented.-
With the prospect OF ere long being call
ed to the FIRST throne on earth, she lived
IN retirement. apparently unconscious OF
her elevated rank. She was aiahie and
gracious TO ali around her. She delight
ed in doing gnod. Married 10 man she
loved, she reired from the pOmp Of
courts, aud lived in the tull enjnymeRt OF
domestic happiness. Independently OF
political considerations, her death l. most
sincerely TO be lamented. Her correct
and VirtuogS department must necessari-
" have produced SalYta'y effect on the
higher ranks 1T society. Ter example
must have lad moral tendency, and
wSGid ia time TO doubt have corrected
the vices ~ the daT. As Princess, she
VAS digniied. but af4b,e as a wife, at
ic,tIoaa'e and exemplary. She was kind
tp the ponr. She was strict attendant
on pu'tic wOr.hip. AID her Sundays, at
rcr ths hourS at church, we;e passed in
reading the best Ensh,h sermons. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
For New-York.

For New York,
.sES The schooner ADE!.INE,
kaksA Edward Rumney master, will
ss sal on Thursday next. For
freight of so barrels, or pas.
sage, having good accommodations, ap.
ply to the master on board, or to
JNO. RUMNEY.
January Is 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Office Of .Hr,ne Insarente Comp'y(
of Ale randt,r, UYssnber 2.

Ty!fE stockholders il the Maine L.
surance Company Of Alexandra
are hereby notified that an election tor
fifteen directors, TO serve for one year,
will be held at their Office, from the hours,
OF 10 till Q, on Thursday the 18th day OF
January next.
The transfer book will be closed from
2 o'clock, p. NJ. Of Monday the l2,h, till
the election is closed.
]. b. NICHOLS, Sec'v.
Decembey 8 F"St.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
TET ATR
MISS TRaJETTa'S BENEFIT.

The Managers respectfully announce
TO the public, that avins made arrange
ments to open the Washington Theatre,
the Alexandra Theatre viii clnsc on Sa
'urtay, the 18th inst. aud will reopen,
for the after season, as soon as they have
fulfilled The above engagements.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Potatoes.

ES0R SALE or board tie brig Wash
II ing on. at Lawrason & Fowle's wifi.
A quantity OF Potatoes, of superior
quality. Jsnua:yS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
PAUL s. VIRGINIA.

PAW s. VIRGINIA.
PAU. MIR. Garrer
Fropic, Thomas
Diego, Emberton
A'ambra. Durang
Dominique, Entwisis
Don Antonio, Hayes
Sebastian, Carr
Officer, e. Entertos
Slaves, Messrs. Wynpe, Stewart,
Young, Cranstou, Mesdames
Legg, ihUmas
Virginia, Miss Trajetta
Mary, Mrs. Monicr
Jacintha, Miss Tllden
~ Tickets to be had at the Herald
Office, City Hotel, and at the Theatre.
Mrs. Lcgs's bsnef. on Thursday nert.
Days ofperfornance Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays.
- Toprevent confusion and mistakes
amongst the door keepers, the public are
respectfully informed that tickets can Oh
ly be received on those evenings for
which they are purchased. Stoves are
kept in every part Of the house.
The public will please to purchase
their tickets at the boz office. as no mo
ney can be received by the door Keepers.
Doors to be opened at half past 5, and
the curtain to rise at half past 6 o'clock
precisely.
Box ore dollar-GalIpry fiftv cents.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
On TJ'ESD.9Y EVE.NT.rG, Lv. IS.
VII be presented Shakespeare's Trage-
dy OF
s. JUAIET.


dy OF
ROMEO s. JULIET.
Rpneo, Mr.. Caldwell
MercutiO, Entwisle
Paris, Garner
Benvoiio, Monirr
liba't, liayes
Prince Escalus, r. Emberton
Friar Lawrence, Hutton
Apo'hecary, Carr
Capulet, Thomas
Montague, Enbertnn
Peter. Durang
Balthazar, Wynne
Juliet, Mrs. Entwisle
Lady CaPulet, Monier
Nurse, Legg
To which will be added, Ballet Inter-
lude, in ore act, called
american Volunteers,
4 SCENE ON THE FRONTIERS.
The Music by Phil. Trsietts. esq. The
Ballet under the direction OF
Mr.. Durang.
Henry, | Mr.. Garner
William, with
the patriotic Duer
of TrumPet's 2
Cal''D Durang
Gerald, the Father, Thomas
I.autenimus. the Clown, Emberton
Soldiers, Messrs. +. EmbertUn aud
Wynne
Goddess of Liberty, Miss Traietta
with the national song of " Ari.e ye
Brave"
Patty, Mrs. Legg.
Lads and Lasscs, by Ladies and
Gentlemen OF the company
The BALLET to conclude with
Il DANCE. by the Characters.
The Whole to conclude with the Musical
Afterpiece OF
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-22
For the Gasette.
THE NEW SYSTEM OF EDUCA
TiON.

The appearance of Mr.. Joseph Ian
caster in this country, after having at,
tracted no inconsiderabe share of public
attention in England; aud the Lectures
which he has delivered in this, and other
towns in the United States, have prompted
many persons to inquire into the origin
and progress of that Improvement in edu-
cation which Mr.. Lancaster is supposed
to have discovered and perfected. Such
persons will no doubt be gratified in the
perusal of few facts connected with one
of the most important periods in the his
tory of the world. After an examination
of these facts, which have long since been
completely established, the reader will be
able to judge for himself, how far Mr..
Lancaster is entitled to the merit which
he seems to claim, and the honours which
he has received.
What this gentleman's claims may be in
other respects, or what particular benefit
he has conferred upon society, it is not
my design at present to say; but it APP
pears TO me an act of justice, as we'll to
the public, as to most worthy individual,
TO maintain, that he is not the author OF
that new system of education, which so
frequently bears his name, especially in
this country, The real discoyerer was
DR.. Bell, at the time Of the discovery, a
Chaplain of the English settlement at
Madras, in the Peninsula of India. But
as it often happens, one strikes out the
plan, and while the superstructure is GO
ing up, another runs away with the rough
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-22

VIZ Aa0iCC VI tHO fCUi0iC eNLOUl. SUUl
after the last annual meeting, formed So
ciety, to furnish the poor children that
attend the Sabbath schools with clothes as
premiums. For this Iabour of love they
deserve high commentator. This society
has doubtless had an important influence
on the attendance OF the scholars at the
schools.
The Board gratefully acknowledge the
following donations to the schools, viz
From the Elizabeth Town Auxiliary BIZ
bic Society, 3 Elizabeth Town
Female Auxiliary Bible Society, a Bibles
-Elizabeth-TowD Tract Society, 700
Tracts, a dozen Mothers Catechism, and
30 small books for premiums-Eliz. Town
Bible and Tract Society, dozen small
books for premiums-fIr. Oliver Mutt
man, half dozen Spelling books-Mr.
Isaac Crane, Testaments-an Mrs.
Brown, so Tracts.
If the Board had the means to hold out
the inducement of proper premiums to
scholars, they have no question the num-
Der Of scholars would be greater, and the
proficiency Of many be Increased. They
confidently hope that generous public
will afford them the small means they need
of supporting these schools. Three years
have now tested their utility, and the
doubts of the most incredulous, who have
paid any attention to their progress and
effects, must be removed.
The Board close their report with de-
string TO express their gratitude to God,
who has thus far smiled CD their humble
attempts, in this institution, 10 advance bis
glory and do good. May he continue to
bless this and all similar institutions, and
make them instrumental, among other plans
in operation, in filling the earth with his
knowledge and glory, and in introducing
that day when all shall know him, from
the least even unto the greatest.
Signed by order of the Board,
JOHN MCDOWELL, President.
CALEB o. HALsTED, Secretary.
Eliz. Town, Dec. IA, 1918.
After reading the report, the following
motion was made by jeremiah Ballard
Esq. viz: Resolved, That the report
be accepted, and that the Directors have
it published in the papers of the town.
Mr.. Ballard made number of remarks 10
support Of his motion. II was then Sc.
conded by Oliver 5. Halsted, Esq. aud
supported by an eloquent speech Of some
length, which, while it instructed, delight
ed the audience, and reflected great hon
our o. this young barrister. The motto
\ was then put, and unanimously carried.
The following motion was then made b,
Aaron Ogden, Esq. and seconded by th
Rev. DR.. M'DowelI: Resolved, Tha
the thanks of the Association be preseute.
to the superintendent and teachers Of til,
different schools, for their faithful ant
gratuitous services" The mover and Sc
conder, each spoke at some length in sup
port of the motion, and it was unanimous
| Iy carried.
The following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuing year, viz.
Rev. JOHN MCDOWELL, d. D. Pres't.
JEREMIAH BALLARD, Esq. Vice. Pres't
Mr.. DAVID MrEKER, Treasurer.
MIR. CALEB .. HALsTED, Secretary.
George C. BARBER, Esq.
OLIVER S. HALsTED, Esq.
Mr.. Isaac CRANE,
Mr.. Moses SMITH,
Mr.. OLIVER huffman.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-22
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON,
Tho doors south Of Rivers City Tavern,
ELIzABETH-ToWN,N M.
Terms Of Pablication-Two Dollars

Terms of PRblication-Two Dollars
per annum, payable half-yearly.
Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Cents week.
A liberal deduction will be made to mer-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
~ Advertisements, Subscriptions, and
Communications, will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and punctually attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-22

On Monday evening the I4th inst. was
held ia the session house of the Presby-
terrain church, the annual meeting of the
Elizabeth Town Free School Association.
A numerous and respectable assembly
were present. The meeting was opened
with prayer by the President. The fol-
lowing report was then read by the Presi-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-06
600 acres Of Land for sale.

THilS Tract is situated in Westmere-
j land county, Virginia, adjacent to
Mr.. Garrett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous to the waters Of the Potomac.
The Heishborhood is good-water excel
lent, and very desirable situations FOR
building. A considerable proportion OF
the land is we'll timbered, besides a good
deal Of cedar, pine and other wood, sufii.
GENTLY convenient to make it an object
for those who may be disposed to send it
10 market-itis nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
Any one wishing to purchase may ap-
ply to RoHEk JuNhs,
Also, a very valuable LOT, containing
lao acres, being a part Of the late Mr..
John Turbervills's tract-within g miles
# Geors etown, 5 from the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to the turnpike leading
from thence to W,ley's, in Fairfax coun.
'ty, Va. A great proportion Of this land
is exceedingly we'll timbered, aud that
art which is not, is So recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultivation,
and already in productive condition.
For terms, apply to PHILIP c. JoxEs. esq.
\ Leesburs, Va. or to Il. JONES.
March so tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-06
Public Sale.

WILL peremptorily be sold for cash
w on the slst OF August next at IL
O'Clock, at the Coffee House in the town
of Alexandria, Fire shares in the George
to,on Bridge Stock. Also, the following
tracts of Land, to wit :-Une containing
?,Sls acres in Mason county, Kentucky
on the waters Of the Sandy; one other
cont .ining 1850 acre. in Randolph couf-
ty, state of Virginia, adjoining the lands
Of Henry Banks; one other containing
5000 acres on the waters OF Elk river
Randolph county; one other containing
4ss acres in Hampshire county, on the
waters of Patterson creek, about miles
from Frankfort; one other containing
$4,000 acres in the county Of Kena~ha'
on the main right hand fork Of Big Sandy
river, on the east side.-The tracts will
be divided if required-The plots and
description of the lands NAV be seen at
the counting house Of the subscriber.
JONAH THOMPSON,
Agt. for the assignee Of col. Jos. May
lime 90 mwtts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-06
Notice.

TIIE subscribers who are executors
to the last will and testament Of col.
John Fitzgerald, and wishing to settle,
close aud adjust, the amount Of his ar
rearases to the government, will dispose
+nf BY private contract that we'll known
and valuable 81 acre Lot adjoining the
city of Alexandria, Subject to the dover
right Of the widow nearly whereon is
The celebrated Federal Spring, and apor-
lion Of said Lot is on commanding and
beautiful eminence well adapted for a
dwelling house. They will also sell the
Distillery lot nearly adjoining Mr.. Hun
,er's Ship Yard. with suhdry articles
thereunto aPpertaining, as a large Still
Worm, &c. They will also dispose Of a
half acre lot handsomely situated near
the Academy and Mr.. Cleon Moore's.
Application may be made either jointly
or separately to the subscribers, who are
empowered by the Comptroller Of the
Treasury to give any reasonable time for
the payment Of the purchase money on
approved securities.
TH0S. A. DIGGES, Of Wsrburton.
JAMES KEITH, Of Alexandra.
June &c. In
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-06
For Sale,
EATJTARI.E FARM
July l

"A VALUABLE FARM, containing
between six and seven hundred
acres OF land, the greater part Of which is
in timber, and adjoins the land OF Charles
rhift and Edmond Lee, esq. and ,ex
tends to the road from Leesburg to the
mill lately known: as Miller's Mill, o"
Goose Creek, and not more than three
quarters of mile from the turnpike road
now making. The Funniest boundary o!
this land is not more than three miles
from Leesbure, and the nearest, which is
in timber, DOT more than enc mile aud a
halt. The timbered land will be laid Ofi
into 10 or Is acre lots, reserying a suffi-
Gent quantity for the lard now cleared
and in cultivation. II is unnecessary to
say that this land is as well adapted to
plaster as any in that part OF the ceup-
try; and if not sold at private sale pre-
vious to the September Lee,burg court,
will be then offered at public sale, and
the terms made known on the day.
There are fifteen or tweRty negroes
residing on the farm that may be pur
chased with il If wanted.
LANDOR CARTER.
Sabine Hall, June Isl fmwts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-06
Valuable Property.

TOR SALE. HOUSE and LOl OF
GROUND, IS by 70 feet, situate al
the corner Of Duke and Union streets,
occupied By David Mankins-subject to
a lien to said Mankins. Also,
Oae HOUSE and LOT on Fairfax-st;
occupied BY Joshua Riddle. Also:
One VACANT LOT, corner OF Fair
fax and Wilkes streets. Also,
Two HOUSES and LOTS on Wilkes.
street, occupied b. Mr.. Frazier. Also,
One HALF WATER LOT near the
property of Joseph Dean. Also,
A VACANT LOT, corner OF Wilkes
aud Royal streets.
Fer terms apply to
March l8 WM. HERBERT, Jun.