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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26
FROM OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT
Thursday, December "a.
Nev- York paper.

lHHSuuy, DcCeHtOeT "a.
The society of Friends of Pennsylvania
and other parts Of the union, are, as usual,
active inmeditatiEg and turtherng projects
Of benevolence, and were yesterday petit
TONERS, by two several petitions, 10 con-
gr ss--one Of them to prohibit the intro
duction OF slaves, which they say are sell
zed and sold under the 9Th section OF the
the other to establish schools for the IN
strdction and civilization OF the indians.
The measure of Transporting OF goods, on
which the duty has been paid or secured,
from part 10 part of the union coaslwIse,
without loss OF debenlure, has been decla.
red by the committee 10 whom il was re-
ferred 10 be inexpedient.
Almost the whole of yesterday was, in
the representatives, consumed in discus
sing bill brought in on The petition Of J.
J. Dufour and associates, TO extend for one
uear the time for paying their last install
ment of the purchase money OF tract OF
land devoted by them TO the establishment
of vineyards and the production of wine
on the western waters: II appears that
they went to the land Office at Cincinnati to
pay il in the accustomed way-but found
themselves disabled from doing so by an
order from the treasury to receive nothing
in paymen: for public lands but either cash
or United States Bank notes. The bill
was very firmly opposed by Dir. Williams,
Mr.. Storrs, Mr.. Simkin and Mr.. STROLLER,
and was advocated by Gen. Harrison, Mr..
Poindexter, MIR. Herrick, Mr.. Trimble,
Gen. Smith. and others.
The ground OF opposition to it, and which
was suggested by Mr.. Storrs, was, that it
would set up precedent, on the strength
Of which all who owed money for The pur-
chase of public lands, might come forward
with claims for Indulgence, and thereby
considerably diminish the receipts Of the
treasury, and hurt the revenue for the en-
suing year. Ii was added that although
these petitioners had given only $4,000 for
the land, il was now worth half million,
and thai with such property they could
not reasonably plead lncapaciiy to pay the
instalment, as they could easily receive the
amount, and well afford to pay interest for
it. On the other hand, Mr.. Mercer appeal
to the consideration of the house, IN the
ground of the service those industrious men
had rendered to the country, andthe losses
they had experienced in the early attempts
TO establish vineyards, by unreasonable
irosis and uDpropitious weather in kentuc-
ky. Wherever they settled, he said, they
had stamped new value upon the proper
ty Of the place and the lands around them,
at once fertilizing and identifying the face
Of Tie country, and, what was Of still great.
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Defence NJ.
Defence NJ.
Fort st. Marks, 9Sth April, 1918.
The United States of America,

Fort St. Marks, 98th April, 1918.
The United States of America,
rs. Z
Robert Christy Ambiister,
Who, being arraigned before a special
Court Martial, upon the following charges,
to wit:
LIST. Aiding, and ahetting, and comfort
ing 1.-THE Indians supplying them with
the means of war, he being subject Of
Great Britain, at peace with the United
States, and lately an officer in the British
colonial marines.
Charge 2d.-Leading and commanding
the lower creek Indians in carrying on war
against the U. States.
To the first charge the prisoner at the
bar pleads not guilty, and, as to the Sc
charge, he pleads guilty, and justification.
The prisoner at the bar feels grateful TO
this honorable court for tn ir goodness in
giving him sufficient time to deliberate
anu arrange nis ueiehSc VII VIC "Do''
charges.
The prisoner at the bar, here avails
himself of the opportunity of stating to
this honorable court, inasmuch as the tes-
timony which was introduced in this case,
was very explicit, and went to every point
the prisoner could wish, he has nothing
further to offer in his defence, but puts
himself upon the mercy Of the honorable
court. Il. I. AMbhio l. EN-.
Head Quarters, DiUision Of the South,
Adj. Gems Office, St: Marks, !
99th April, 1918. )
GENERAL ORDER.
AT special court martial, commenced
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26

From the Richmond Compiler, Dec. 22.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
The house of delegates has not yet called
the talents of its members into active dis.
cussion.
The university bill is not yet in stage to
excite debate. II has been reported TO The
house, selecting the central college in AL
bemarIe as the scite for it. II has been read
the lst and second times, committed to the
whole house, and ordered to be printed for
the use ofthe members.
The revision of the laws still advances.
Two bills have been passed by the senate,
and returned. Other bills have passed the
house of delegates, or are Indifferent stages.
On Saturday, petition of deep interest
to the whole commonwealth was received
and referred. This was petition from
those citizens who are interested in the ma.
vigation Of the James river, in turnpike
road from the highest point of navigation on
the waters OF that river 10 The nearest point
of the waters of the Great Kenawba sus:
ceptible oil navigation, and in the improve
ment of tie navigation Of this latter river to
its confluence with the Ohio, praying the
legislature TO incorporate company for
these purposes, and praying also the aid OF
the funds Of this commonwealth, and tina,
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r. c. AMBRISTER.
II

From Robert G. Ambrister TO Governor
Cameron, &c.
Sahwahnee, Goth March, 1918.
Near Fort ST. Marks.
SIR am requestedby Francis and all
the Indian chiefs, TO acquaint your excel
lency that they are at war with the Anne
ricans, and have been sometime back, that
they ale in great distress for want of ammu-
milton, balls, arms, sc. and have wrote by
Mr.. Arbuthnot several times, but they sup
pose he never delivers them TO your excel
lency. You will oblige them much 10 let
them know whether he did or not.
expect the Americans and indians
will attack us daily. have sent a party
of men to oppose them. They beg on me
to press on your excellency's mind 10 lay
the situation of the country before the
Prince Regent, and ask for assistance.
All knews respecting them, your excel
lency will do a favor TO lei US know by
the first opportunity, that may make them
acquainted. have given directions to
the captain to let your excellency know
when the vessel will sail for this place.
hope your excellency will be pleased to
send them the ammunition. expect il
they do not procure some very shortly
that the Americans will march through the
country. | have nothing further to add.
am, dear sir, your most ubedient humble
servant, r. C.. AMBRISTER.
F..
From Robert c. .fmbristeT 10 Peter B. Cook
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.
DR.. Cook: The boat arrived here abou,
three O'Clock on Thursday: the wind has
been ahead ever since: have been down
The rudder of the vessel is in bad condi.
ton; but will manage to have it done tc
night. The wind, am in hopes, will be
fair in the morning, when will get under
| weigh, and make all possible dispatch.
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an appeal may be made 10 fhe eoverum, 4
of the United STATES to Obtain its co.one,,
ton in this desirable object. TIE pe,,io
was referred TO the committee Of roads a.,
internal navigation.
Apet ton was received from suni-v,;
jizens, planters, or dealers in the Lr,r.,
bank of the Farmers bank at Lyncbbu,,
complaining of partial and unjust admin,
tration of the affairs of the said barL !;
granting accommodations to the town q,
Lynchburg in preference 10 the ccun,,
praying for such relief as the legisl,hr
may deem cXpedisnt. Referred to = 8.
lect committee.
Yesterday letter was presented r.,
Mr.. Charles Johnson, president OF ,b,,b,,I.
representing the Inconvenience 10 wb;;,
the bank would be subjected by b,irs;..
its books and papers 10 this city for the ~
vestgationof the legislature. and reou.,,
ing that committee lie sent TO Lynehbp,,
10 prosecute the enquiry.
Mr.. Ri,es moved a resolution pivi,c a.
select committee power TO send for perSo,,
and papers-which resolution was On NO
ton laid upon the table.
Extract of letter from Messrs. PolIe,,0,,
Bellamy s. Co. dated Bordeaux. Oct 81
1918, received by gentleman Of H.;
town, per brig Leader. VIZ
Since our last Of the 10th ult. the pric,,
OF grains have fallen little, but mus, he .,
pected 10 rise in January. Rye alone h.,
experienced no depression, and we beIis,,
that rye -four would sell readily So franz,
per superfne wheat flour Of GOOD
quality 80 francs: in case that these prices
would offer some profit to your friend,
please to recommend our services and toa,.
sure them OF our greatest attention.
"Our vintage is not yet concluded and
VIII give more in quantity than had been
eonjectured-all announce that the QUALITY
will be excellent: the price Tor Few is no,
setiled-'he oil will keep very high as
there is very little LEFT and the new caooo,
be lit for use before three years.
CONTRACTS for brandies 18th proof, have
been made at 49O francs the SO veltes, de.
liverab!e in January" Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26

Maj. Gen. by brevet, Pres. of the Court.
J. NJ. GLAssELL, Recorder.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
Charles Bennett

Has for sale, from tor'uer importations.
SUPERFINE Lsndon and Yorkshire
- Cloths and cassimeres
Rose and striped blankets
"a and pit i,t pal. point blankets
Cambria aud jackonei canfb. muslins
Irish linens andIsng lawns
Irish sheetings and selisias
Best Aberdeen tailors' threads
Common and best Lond. cit pins
Gilt, plated and metal buttons
Irish and English shifting csttons
An elegant assortment Of printed Mar
settles waistcoating
Commonplace cFlicoes and shawls
Superfine and comm.n flannels
black bOmbazeens
Wsidron's prime
Grain and Grass Scythes.
He daily expects by he Macy, from
London via Baltimore,
Sheppard's Imperial Saxony cloths and
Extra quality gilt buttons
English doeskin and riding tan gloves.
And from Dublin, an excellent assert
ment Of .-..
Diapers and dams.k table linens.
apri' ufmStW5w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17

Shoes and Straw BOnnets.
q 4 ID. REED have just received an
-. assortment Of Shoes, consisting Of
the following kinds:
Ladies' morocco slips
Do. do. with heels
Do. English kid do.
DO. morocco and leather walking shoes
Misses do. do.
Ch,ldren's morocco and leather do.
1000 pair mems and boys shoes, good
quality
8 boxes ladies' straw bonnets ....
Mems and boys low priced fur and
wool hats
All OF cur shoes are particularly made
for,us, and we can recommend them to
be Of a good quality. ..
10 Country merchants can be sup
piled with shoes at ihe Baltimore and
Philadelphia prices.
april 6 mwi2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
Important to Cabinet Makers,
Ind those DESTROYS Of purchasing
.u.4HOG.A.NT,

.1nd those DESTROYS Of purchasing
.u.4HOG.4NY,
WE, the subscribers, respectfully 10.
w Drm them that we have now On
hand, at our Warehouse in Ruyal-street,
a general assortment Of both ST Domin.
90 and Bay wood, which we will dispose
OF at the Baltimore prices. The wood Is
Of an excellent quality, and those who
wish to purchase will hud it to their add
vantage to call on US.
We have also on hand general as,
sortment Of plain and elegant FJRNl
TURE, consisting Of sidebOards, of dill
ferent prices, tables OF all descriptions,
among which are one sett OF pillar and
claw dining tables of elegant wood, sis
ladies' work stands. some very elegant,
secretary aud book eases, candle a"d
wash stands, beau, eaus, sofas aud easy
chairs, hair and moss mattresses, ina
hogany and stained wosd bedsteads, Sc
All If which we are determined to sell
az low as the same quality OF work can
be obtained ln'this place dr elsewhere.
WNi. l. WALTER HARMON.
april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
For Sale.

h Twill eli my property in the
Ht town OF Alexandria, consisting OF
Hisa two story Brick House, YER.
A nuvcnieut and we'll finished, to-
gelhe. with the adjoining Brick Build
ing-the whole in fee simple.
Ais, . snail FARM, in Fairfax coun-
ty, near the Falls Church, ten miles fiom
Alexandra, and eight from Georgetown.
consisting OF 100 acres. there IS on the
said Farm ID Yelling House and smoke
House, yo"ng 'chard OF chs'ce fru'''
and most excellent wafer spring. ABOUT
Is acres of the SAID land s'e III CLOVER
all under fencing For further imtorma-
ton inquire Of the suhscriber:
aprill Is JOHN z. GENERES.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
SALES AT. AUCTION.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON u Go.

OS SATURDAY, at l0A Am.
Will be sold at the Auction Room, Union
street,
case super cambria ginghams
! first quality do.
super caiicoes
prints
1 superfine furniture chi1tzes o.
superior quality and patterns
blue nankeens
| domestic p'aids
l checks
l. a. British checks
1 sd do
l bedtick, superior quality
l Mar.eilles vestlrg, white, buF
ana Fancy patterns
case sewing silks
l black canton Grapes
I italian grapes
bale Ga carlisle ginghaps
l super clo'hs
! bandannu hdkfs
/ sannahs
With vsliet, OF other goods.
Conditions liberal ard made known at
sale. april &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
Notices:
Land for Sale.

TIME Subscriber wishes to dispose Of
the whole or a part of a tract OF
LAND, containing between 6 and 700
acres, lying within 5 miles Of AleAan.
dria and 4 and hall frcm the Washing
ton bridge, and divided into frpr pat,
by the Leesborg road and the turnpike
from the Washington bridge to the Little
River turnpike. No. contains about 90
acres, has fHe orchard and ssme young
wood, and is partly snelosed.--Nq. 2,
containing about 81, ard No. 8 about $50
acres, lay nearest Alexandra, and are
entirely covered with young growth Of
hickory and oaks with some woOd-'hese
three parts lay admi' ably for cultivation,
and the latter has on it one of the finest
springs in the county. No. 4 has on IT
a Two s,ory frame huuse with two large
rooms on floor, kitchen, laundry and
smoke house, together with several tene-
ments, one Of which, situated at the
junction Of the tive roads, is an excellent
was gen stand, well known BY the name
of Bonts's Tavern. There are on 1t al.
SO. several orchards, some fine springs,
and never failing stream sufficient Tor
water works: part OF it i; in cultivation
and toierably well enclosed. with sum-
cIcncy OF wood. The three first parts
may be had separately, or the whole to-
gether at very moleraie price, u the
following terms, VIZ One-fourtn cash
enc fourth Oh the first September next,
and the balance IN two equal annual pay.
ments thereafter, with intesest.-Pos-
session will be gwen the pul chaser i"''
med.ately. The title is good and free
ION encumbr rance. The premises viii
be shown b. ]. b. M'Farling,, Using there
ou, AID any application directed TO me.
in Washington IT., will be attended TO.
WIN. b. RANDOLPH.
april IS WIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
Notice..

Nm the years l:S4--5, and part OF
I7S6, a certain SAMUEL Gait kept a
Store ~ Port TObaccO--in 's6 he gave up
his bIoks and goods To trustees IN BATH
more TOR the beneiil of his creditors. The
said tru,tses sold the goods aud divided
the proceeds among his creditors there,
thew paying, as have been told, tea
shiilings iu the pound Some years af-
ter the trustees sent his b,Oks II ne,
viii authority to c6llect what was due
thereon, and pay it over to his creditors
who resided in this county, ard also to
sell smali lot at land he held. / havr
long since collected all | could on the
books. and sold the land ~ 1896, but ne
vel received ths mcuey for it until few
DAYS go; and am now ready to pay
over h ( there is to his creditors who
resid d at that time in Charles county.
and have fixed on Monday, tn l7th OF
Angus, 2ext, TO make he f ,al dist ibu-
tioH Il will not amount To ten shllEngs
in the pound with interest. therefore
win all claimants to send in Their claims
duly authenticated against that day.
/ find On the books balance due a
R,v. Mr.. stewart, This FIRST nime does
M a,pear) who was then OF this place.
aud nave understood enisrated to the
sout,w,rd; also a certain Nicholas and
-yaleatine Pears, who were then mer-
chants in Port rODaccO. | know not
where either of them are, but wish thern
or their representatives to send in their
claims without delay.
BASIL sPALDlNG.
Port Tobacco, Charles fmvsI.
county, Md. april l.
~ The National lutelligencer will
insert the above 5 times in the country
pager. and send tbesr account to TINS
eRce.
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New Publications:

lust received for sale by the SUBJ
% scribers, o..
Remarks on Antiquities, Arts and Let
tiers, in Italy, by Joseph Forsyth, esq.
Sermons Of the late Rev. Newcorne
Cape, with Memoirs Of his Life.
Memoirs of the Life OF David Garrick,
esq, interspersed with characters aud
anecdotes OF his theatrical contemporaries
the whole forming complete history
Of the stage Tor Sc years, by r. Davis.
Characters Of the Plays Of William
Shakespeare, by William Haiti.
Useful Know ledge, or a familiar aud
explanatory account Of the vaIious pro-
ductions of nature, mineral, vege table
AID animal, by the Rev William Bing-
ley, A. NJ:
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
april 6 mrf2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
Burr Milestone Making.

7>ilE Sdv.crbtr " snes 10 ih!oIm his
Il friends and the public, that he has
on hand good supply Of the first quality
Burr Blocks. His shop is mar Co!.Pey-
TOMS store. where he can supply all Mill
iers at the shortest notice With fr.t rate
Mill tones. ard which he vi warrant
equal if notsupericr to any in The ulit"d
States and will Sell tlem at TIE nos re-
duced prices--the workmanship superior
to any in the disfrici-, $3.50.
Des. 10 RuAERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
AL their Stock in Trade,
A Farmer Wanted.

r WISH 90 engage a person Of good
character who will undertake tue
management of farm on Broad Run, in
Loudoun county, cultivated BY German
iedemptioners, who conduct themselves
with propriety. fits speaking the Ger
man language will Tot be an important
requisite, but it ,sill be expected Of him
to labor irith them, az well as to instruct
them in Our system Of agriculture. APP
plication may be made to me personally
in Alexandris, or by letter.
J. L. M'KENNA.
april Q dstmwftf
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M The Building Commit
eek Exchange Coffee House IN
WRMARINE JOURNAL. -

PoRY OF AUTHORITARIAN 10.
ARRIVED,
SlOOp Rising Sun, Smith, z days from
Providence; lime, rum, gin. &c. TO Z.
Corning. CLEARED,
Schr John Redman, Bunker, WASH
ingt,n, N. C.
lillian, Hand, Georgetown.
Sloop Pike, Baker, do.
Schr Minerva, Conner, 10 days from
Richmond; csAl, tobacco, &c. to John
Jackson & Co. and others.
Capt. Middleton, sloop Ocean, arrived
Yesterday from Norfolk, reports, on Mon
ia, morning saw brig Leopard, Lake,
hence, for n. York, coming out oil Plan
kitank.
British brig Fame, Whitney, IAN old
trader TO this port) Is days, from Barba
d., arrived at Baltimore 18th instant,
with a cargo Of run, sugar, &c. to Adams
4 Swift.
Letter Bog at the E. c. Hoss..
Snip America, LuCkstt, for Liverpool
in a few days
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
Spring Goods.
Spring Importation;;
Public Sale.

WILL be sid 4t,suct'on on Thurs.
w day. the 9Th day Of May next,
on the premises. several valuable build-
ing and grass lots, belonging to the
estate OF Charles Alexander; deceased.
IHE EXECUTORS.
april Ia tuthsM ldA6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17

Telescopes, Sea Glasses, &c.
nAY and Night Telescopes and Sea
IL Glasses
Also, a complete assortment Of The best
Sea Charts, sce just received for sale BY
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
april 6 mwf4w
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Public Sale:
Notice.

1 Ii persons a. hereby cautioned
n agains, trespsssing on the lands be-
longing to Jhshda Doing, adjoining the
seat OF r. Patt ~, esq. near Alexandria,
as the law will be put in force against
any one ofendipg
JAMES GAIT, y,
april 6 Attorney Tor J Doing
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17
Ground Plaster for sale.

Ground Plaster for sale.
=" Hr.RRY Il RICKETTS, have and
w intend keeping constant suppl.
Of Ground. Plaster, at the Cameron Mills,
and their stare on Muncaster's wharf, for
sale by the bushel or ton.
Cash paid for Wheat. Rye and Corn.
Bes: quality Chewing Tobacco, large
and small twist, Tor sale by the keg.
March 90 imN4w
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Fur Boston.

xEs The sShnr lKO. capt Don
NEEAs neil, blrthen 800 barrels Ill
Srfsk axe freight to Boston. For
eLsnA1 terms apply 10
april IL NEW ION kEENE'
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Bv p. G. .MAhSTELLER,

L
On SATURDAY, at s Pm.
Will be sold, on Twins wharf,
% bales cotton ~ 'e
, l2 bales Carolina moss.
Terms made known at time Of sale.
april IS
d, On THURSDAY, at 10 a. II.
Will be sold, without reserve, at, tie
Warehouse corner Of Prince 4 Wa.
ter streets, occupied by Caldwell q
Jackson.
AL their Stock in Trade,
Consi, ting of very large and general
assortment Of GROCERIES, &c. &C.
Terms liberal. and made known at sale.
CALDWELL. u JACKSON.
P. 6. MARSTELLER, 'Aue'r.
april II
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n. E. Runs Gin, sc.

n. E. Runs Gin, sc.
DE ElVED Oy the slOop Rising Sun,
IA, 8 hhds Y L Rum
II bOls GIh lst quality
lei casks lime
1900 lbs bacon hams, Of sup. quality
8 bags green coffee
g casks pearl ash
Goldfish, potatoes, sc &c.
For sale by L, CORNING,
apri II 81 VnwalH, WHIT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-17

"a ''os 80
Museum Of the Fine Arts;
CO SIZING OF
Paintings ami limitations Of Life in wax,
by the inirnitable artist, Reuben Moul-
throp, ESQ. is osened at the house for;
meriy occupied as the Merchant c?tiee-
house, opposite the Market, in Royal ST.
among which ere number 6l superb
Panorama Paintings, done by CoRkE,the
celebrated ItaIian artist.
Also, a deIineation OF the sea perpent.
For further particulars see the bills pIa-
carded in the different streets.
Abundance for grown persons, TWEEN
ty.fiye cents--chd,en halt price.
TIE doors will kept open from 9 A.
N. till 9 P. N. april 10
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Public Sale.

DY virtue of deed OF trust from
ID Richard B. Lee, and Elizabeth his
vie 10 the subscribers Surviving trus-
tees to secure a debt due to Bushrod
Washington Of Mount Vernon, will be
exposed to public Sale on the premises
'or ready money, on Monday the s9'h
day of June next, at 1s o'clock, part
of the LANGLY FARM, now in the
possession of the laid R. 3. Lee, situate
near the Little Falls or the River Poto-
mac. The tract originally contained
about 1900 acres. 1t will be laid of in
convenient parcels to suit purchasers.
The situation OF the said land 's desra-
Bile, we'll watered and adapted to the
cultivation Of grain and grass AS it is
presumed person, disposed to purchase,
will view the premises previous to the
day of sale further description is unne.
ces;ary.
HENRY s. TURNER,
BUSH. WASHINGTON, Jr.
Irutees.
Mave2 tmwtJ29