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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
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AS7 HNAT/C PILLS

10 proof of rOLich the following inserestiag cures
are submitted to public perusal;
81" NJ, STETSON,
OF Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violent
lin in his right breast, attended times with great
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly incapable Of at
tending business after having tried in vain all other
medicines, cured and his health perfectly res-
tored by 2 boxes Of these pills
GT' AN ED RLY LADY.
Her daughter and grand d-daughter, of Boston,
Guilty Of breathing were all Of them cured and re.
stored TO perfect health by boxes
Jadge ------. OF Salem had been many years Sc
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, was cured by 2 boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been brox.
en- for many years
n Lady Of Roston turned of so, was severely
afflicted With cough, pain in the side. at times spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed for q
years, could not sleep bat at short intervals wasre
stored to perfect heslts on taking 3 boxes.
These Pills giveiinstaBs ease N sil coughs colds
asthmas. difficulty of breathing, wheeling. light
ness OF the chest, strained stomach, consumption
pain in the side, splitting Of buod, chiiliness aud
shverings, the Iorerunners OF NAL nant fev.rs, sc
common colds removed in few hours, the sged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aaeous. even when tlie ungs arc affected G r .8sk
for ID Refe's As,hmriic Pills" One boz consGis
ing t2 pills feqaensty eGec;s cure To prevent m-
pos,,toa the outside printed wrapper IL signed W,
r Conway O6serve tsis as yoa raiue health Pre-
pared and sold Wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w Z. Conway, chemist, No. 1, Bumstead Place,
Common-street, Boston, &,by special appointment BY
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Drugg,sf,
No ITO, Thsmes-street, Newport,
.Nso, by
Lemuel w Briggs, 8,rstoi; Hercules Whitney,
J. IL Mason, Pro0idence; DYER Il Howes, Wi',dtam,
Greene, Mere I.ondos /; Isaac ID Buu, Hartford; ard
most druggists. booksellers and post masters thro
out the United States. where may be had all those
justly esteemed cnd highly approved Medicines"
Prepared by w L Conway Price One Dollar, or
six ooxes for five dollars, . boxes for nine dollars
and IL dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec Z. LSl7. (tfo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and 'he pub
lie, th.t Capt George Levfol, in Tiverton
Nm Moore Jun and II Psaboe!y, Newport. are
the Agents to receive articles intended for the Usv'
ion Factory. ~ y ... Ia ~. . .s+sg s.
lie continues to color and dress Woolsp Cioths
Of aIi de descriptions--to Card Sleeps Wool Of Al,
grades, and to manufacture Plains. sattinets. Coat
ings. Fl4nnes. &c of various colours and shades--
Those who will favor bin with their custom in bIs
Inc, may depend on having their work done in he
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana The
snallest favor win be gratefully Acknowledged :
lr.tHt, es JOHN BABCOtK
Portsmouth. Jan. %. 1913 49, lfl
( Portsmouth Wocisn Mdnniarlo,y.. =
THE subscriber informs his frsnds sud The put
iic that he continues to Card into rolls Sleeps
Wool, of all grades Also to color and finish W ooi
en- Cloths in very superior manner. and 10 coou'
garments ripped or whole; to colour Yarn for GOV
erlets carpets, &c. Of yariods colors and shades
He continues to Manufacture Plains, Sa,innets
Csssimeres, Coatings, Flanbels, &c. on very mod
crate terms
Having the best Of machinary and experienced
workman, in every branch, aatters himself he shall
in future Toe able to do all, any part Of the above
business, IN satisfactory manner.
SAMUEL CLARKE
4 "a 1s3 frvpfIHs .iirs "a ~. t1"fR q
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FHUutf 'yPsTsy..slW Su1f'
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House.
in which he now lives, in Thames-street--and
ave immediate possession. fie viii sell some land
,,,joinng the estate Of the late George Champlin.
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots
y viii either sell or lease his farm AZ sschuess
ONT, in Miidlsiova. He has some Furniture ais
for sale. NATH. HAZARD
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t q ne FFcSidfH " Hc CHtteu o'ufeS
NY EREAS by an act o. Congress passed on the
w li "a ,rch entitled" An act TO provide for the
seer aiming and surveying Of he boundary lines fix.
ed by the treaty with the Creek Indians and for oher
purposes" the President Of the United States is
authorized to cause the lands acquired by the said
treaty to be oHered for sale when surveyed and
whereas part os the said lands have been surveyed
Therefore I, James Monfoe, President Of the u
nited States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal of certain lands
south Of the Tennessee river. aud in the district OF
Madison county, shal, be held at Huntsville in said
lcounty, i'll ,iabsma territory, viz.
On the 6sst Monday in Ju,y next, for the sale of
the lands in ranges 2. 3, q S; on the first Mon
day in September next, for the lands in ranges 8, z
3 3, and the first Monday of November next for
the lands in ranges 10, H.. IL, -, IL, excepting
such lands as shall be reserved, acco ding 10
law, for the support of schools and for other pur
poses Each sale shall continue open for two week.,
and no longer shall commence with the section,
township and range of the lowest number, and pIo
ceed in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, a, the city OF Washington.
this 3ist day of March, 1918
4aG 's,g JAMES MONROE
BY the President, JOSIAH MEIGs, &,
Comm,ssoaer of the General land Office. +.
Printers who arc authorized TO publish the laws
Of the United States will publish the above once
week till October next, aud send their bills to the
General Lsnd-Ohice for payment "
April %. ...F 29w.
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Z. 09l ,},IinnGlsOLg :


TNFORM the public that their Carding and Spin
] ming Establishment ID in operation IN the
upper part of w. CoaaeLL's Bolting-Mill, Ports
mouth. ,. l a n. s AZ
Wool to be carGed or manufactured into yarn or
cloth, left at the store Of JOSEPH b PEABODY,
No %, Eroad street, will meet woh immediate at
teniion
Ut From twenty years experience in the above
Business, he presumes he can give entile satisfac
ton (tf) POI tsmoutb, Nov IL, 1877.
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w dollars, can be obtained for cough, cod,
asthma. difficulty of breathing. tgh,oess of the
chest wheeling. pain in the side. spit,ng OF blood,
"a strained stomach, &c must il not be matter OF
surprize that we the obituary daily sweied with
deaths occasicned principally by colds On an aTer-
age al Lcoss
s-7s One Hundred y Fry thousand Persons
lie annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then difh
Guilty of breathing and pain in the side, at length
he lungs become affected, consumption ensues. and
death closes the scene Alas too often does p,e-
judce. by listening TO some and adopting The oPin.
ion Of others prevail thereby preventing trial of
such medicines might afford relief under the
idea that no relief can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely appica-
tion of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
Carr. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD.

81 SAff. oIlTsF Il iELl/ = WOOb.
nF Bristol, X. l. informs his friends and the pub
" lie, that BY the advice of his friends, and many
others. who have been cured b, him, of obstinate
disorders, that be will undertake the speedy and cf
fectual Of the straugury-sll sorts Of gravely
complants--all sorts of falling sickness---sll
vous complaints bilious coics--cramps in the
stomach--fever sores-scrofula- --rheumatic CON-
plaints--and disorder Of a certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly sound. He
also cures e piles, old standing coughs and dysen.
tary.
The above complaints he processes to cure in the
most speedy, safe, and eAectual manner-and will
be grateful for share Of pubic patronage.
he also cures ths scurvy in the teeth ard the
tooth. acae--and as the teeth become loose by the
scurvy he fastens them to the gum, rs sound as
ever. A nauseoss or ordissgreeable breath he sweet.
ems by his mcdicins in 6 or days ne performs
cure Of that horrid disorder called the sssdhesd in
Q very short time All burns and scads he cures in
Ia or Is days, if applied to immediately receipe
for TIC above can be had Application to him
ovis,ol, July 1, lSl2 (u1
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MI lNE..
A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS is
"A opened for the 9th Regiment Us IN.
fantry, at No. S, Long -whsrf. An those
disposed to en,e' the service OF their county,
are requested 10 call.
B. WATSON, biy. o. s. -drmy..
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NOTICE

I>HE subscriber has appointed Jon susRsAs.
Of Newport, SASrosp ALMy, OF Little Comp
ION, and PsLso Cossy. of Tivcrtoa. Agents Mr
the purpose Of receiving snd delivering those artc
C. intended for his Mandatory
SAMUEL CLARKs
rsrfsnsaA. Nsv. IL. L0l
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT.
TIE subscriber begs leave to inform his fricads
in particular, and the public in general. that
he now carries on his Trade, as usual, the Long
Wharf, below the bridge. and opposite Mr.. THOMAS
MEsssR's shop. He repairs locks Of every kind.
makes keys Of every Sort n,ends brass kettles, oe
any sort of brass ware Tie inends umbrellas in the
neatest manner, and does all sorts Of small work IA
his line of business The smallest favors in h:s way
will be thankfully received and punc,uslly perorm
ed, by Your obt hum5le servant,
WILLIAM CRANsT0N.
.asrfo-f, Sept II. 1916 ND
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y s.s,PRIN7ItG, IA A.G sreessed IN
Q sasisfsessvp srssney, ss shis Office.
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<O1ICt.

HE Tanning and Currying Business, heretofore
conducted by Joseph f,sA, Ur Potter and \.
Be,tcy Hsf. was the 2O,b OF March last dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will IN future se
conducted by the subscribers, who solicit share Of
the pubIics patronage in their line of business No
pains exertions viii be wanting give satisfse-
tion. FRANCIS Il SEGAR,
JOSEPH FISH.
WM. POTTER.
Newp0rs. Nay Is, 1913. Cd1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20

A Mr.. LIE Spraugh .adver,ises at N. York
. plao of teaching writing, without paper, ink
states o. pcoeiis.-- What next!
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Commsdore Mscdooough is to comman
the frigate Gnerr,erc, which Is oo The eve q
departure, 10 take ou' Mr.. Campbell, on
Minister TO Russia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20

a child vas born in the town OF Jersey
Shnre, Lycoming County, few days since /.
with one head four legs and a'm ms, aod twc
bodies 80 high up ~ the bress,, where they
were joined scsosher. They were male and
fen .lc, and lockod in each other arms Tn,
chr \ t'N n - Frr- -k,ip Fb ~ g.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-03
& @ - O (. d 81 -
IN (OUNlIL-FEBa 10.

IN (OUNiIL-F rBauAKY 10.
The following persons were appointed
commissioner fur holding election. in
he different wards on Tuesday the Sd
day Of Ma CHI next, for members 10 serve
40 the Com non Council for the ensuing
twelve In ,Dths, viz.
At A. RhodeS's tavern. on Union.street,
for the trst ward.
Alexander Mckenzie
Matthew Robinson
John Muncaster
At the Council Chamber for the second
ward.
Colin Aud
John Lloyd
John tdam.
At Shethar's tavern for the third ward.
John Roberts
Jacob Hoffman
Abraham Faw
At Joseph Z. .Gird's. corner of Duke and
st. Asarh streets, for the 9TH ward.
Alexander Moore
Thomas Lawrason
David Ross.
Exuac from the minutes,
Test, ! p THOMPSON c. G,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-03
Richmond, Feb. l.

Yesterday, the, legislature proceeded
by joint ballot. to the election OF d.
rector of the Board of Public Works, IN
the place of James Madison. who de,
clined his late appointment. Three gen:
,lemen were put in nomination General
ATnistead T. Mason, OF Loudoun, was
elected on the first ballot by IS out Of
l45 votes
The house .: delegates yesterday pas
sed the bill, changing the time OF the
meeting of the next general assembly,
The time named in the bill Is the second
of November.
The senate have agreed to the resO'u'
tons Of the other house, for making adj
ditional e1ertions to obtain subscriptions
for erecting a monument to Gen. Wash
-ington-and for OBJ aiming model tor it.
the cost of which is to come out Of the
public treasury.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-03

sary--the return OF the mission to South
America viii assuredIy alf"d us just
grounds on which to proceed. and ought
TO be waited for out Of national policy
and discretion, as well as respect to the
executive.
Mr.. Forsyth expressed his appreciation
Of Mr.. Clay's promise, and pledged hln-
self to justly the conduct Of our govern
ment on the subject.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-03

pc came to welcome ;iis arrival, svr.
rou ded the Carriage Of tie here, s,..l sr,.
teIinr from his wounds, aud accomr,.
Hie'i him to his rlsce IT residcrce. II
was no. only in America, but in all BIZ.
tes through which he passed after hi. i.
bcratioD, in Stockholm, London, arr
Bri, tol, that all those who cherished -
love Of freedom in their breasts pressed
to see him, and to cffer him proofs Of
their esteem. II is gratifying 10 tie heart
of every Pole to behold, 10 The hunO,s
paid to the heroic defender OF their in.
dependence, re.pect,jand regret Tor an
urjustly cxtinguIsbed nation.
Whether it was from the impulse Of
deceilful hope. or from the wish Of con.
suFing able physicians Tor the restoration
OF his health, K sclusco once more wa,
induced to set his foot Oh the shores Of
Europe. Already had he earned the no.
thingness Of premises, and the fruitles,
nature Of all human rxertions ard there.
fore removed to distance from the din
Of the great world, and even from it.
praises. He env,l oped himself i'll bis
own virtues, if may use the PHI ase ard
retired into rural seclusion. Here agrl.
culture was his employment, friendship
his con olaiiOn, and the j y IF his lie
He only once left hi Tranquil retreat,
and hat was to see the august Ae,sn.
der, to thank him for res riHg III po.sh
name. His aversion to all pubic cup y.
ment encrea.ins with his ycars, and bis
love I retirement and tranquility, car.
rIea him to Switzerland. There, in the
state of Soleure, on he 18th OF October,
God took away this virtuous spirit, alIer
so many severe SORROWS and hard trials,
to the abodes Of the blessed. kosciuscO
died, as it becomes every Christian to
die, with pious t'ust III God, with calm
al d manly compOsure. Poor as PhoclOn
and Cincinnatus, his prototypes. he tor.
babe all splendid ceremony 10 b" u'ed at
his funeral TIL. body OF this nan, Sto
commanded thousands OF armed ioIlCw-
ers in the field Of honor, wss carried to
the abode OF everlasting repose to Us all,
by six grey-haired Paupers.
Peace to thy shade, tfOu yirtuOus
man Receive the last adieu Of Try la.
menting countrymen; receive tire last
farewell OF him on whose arms toy sss-
nizing head has often reposed. Ii The
mould OF our soil does not cover thy mUr.
tai remaiRs-,f thy spirit hosers there,
where the last Roman lives, may thy re-
membrancr always remain in Lively
manner among US; may thy picture,
which shall be placed in the saLcruar' of
the Lord, as it recalls thy features, like
wise present to u. the goodness Of Thy
heart, and the purity. of thy spirit. Let
it be simple as thy liie-let it DC without
any inscription-thy name is enough
When, in alter times, a Out;ryman or
a stranger. with tears IN hi e.. shall
look upon the It ne ere ted to TIN m mo.
ry, he will say to himself, ihis VA the
man who did rot allow his country. thu
it fell, to fall insl"'i"u.ly, and who, by
his virtues. honored the Polish name
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-03
.ssA Exchange CgBse Hous' I'm
MARINE. JOURNAL SaA
PORT OF ALExASDRIA MAReH z.

PORT OF hLExhSDRIA MAReH Z.
CLEARED,
Ship New-Jsrsey, AOdgkinsou, Liver
pool.
Schr Malvina, hymburn, ". York.
Minerva, Conner, r chm"nd.
Sloop Ma garet. Cannon, Ne~bern'
ARRIVED,
Schr George Washington. jackson, 81
hours from Norfolk rum, tar, etc. to r.
Adams. jun nd John MCobb. Seven
passengers. Saw several ships. brig, al
schsoners standing up the bay-sposs
none oil them.
British hr,g Union, Lancaster, 10 days
from st. Johp' New Brun W ok BAL
last and sm,akrd herring, 10 Hugh
Smith 4 Co, Saw nothing bound up.
SAILED YESTERDAY,
Packet sloop Ocean. Middleton Tor
No. folk, having On board 10 Cabin ana
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-03
Orb,

On the Goth insr. his residence in
Yorktown, N. York, JOHN PAuLDIxe,
one of The three incol rurtibIr porrroI, no
arres'eI Major Andre, during the resO-
dictionary war. A corps of cadet. from
West Poiat attended his funeral, which
was conducted it'll mia aud u as mic
homo S. His venerable mratti'ts, Will
liams ard Van Vert aryet IL ing.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-03
Charleston, Feb. e3.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

EPISUUPhL UVNN tNIIUNs
The annual Convention OF the Protest
ant Episcopal Church in the Diocess Of
South Carolina was held in ~. Michael's
Church on Tuesday the 18th inst when
the Rev. Christopher E. Gadsden, ID. ID.
was elected president, and the Rev. John
Jacob Tschudy. A. NJ. was reelected
secretary and treasurer. On the follow
ing day the Rev. Nathaniel Bowen, ID
D. lac rector of Grace Church, New.
York, was unaG monsly elected, by both
orders, bishop of the DiOcess of South
Carolina. ~>-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-09
District of Columbia.

County of .iierandria, April Term, 1918.
Henry Boswell Us.
The representatives Of John Webster, dec
and against Rein Webster.
ON the petition OF Henry Boswell, a rule
" is granted him against the representa-
tives Of John Webster, deceased, and against
Rezin Webster, to show cause on the lst day
of the next term, why piece Of ground ST.
tuated in the town Of Alexandra, late the
property of William r. Webster, should not
be sold, and the money divided among the
representatives of the said William r.
Webster, according TO law.
1t is ordered, that this rule as to Rein
Webster, be published in one of the Alex
andria papers for eight weeks success
sively. A true copy from the records.
Test, EDM. J. LEE, c. C.
July 90 I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-09
Alexandria, August 4.

"5AS committed to the Jail of this Co.
w as a run away, negro man, who
calls himself JOHN WEAKS, and says
that he was born free in Prince George Co.
Maryland, that his mothers name is Sally
Green, who lives near the road leading
from the Alexandra Ferry to the Eastern
Branch bridge, adjoining one Hen. Thonp'
son. He was committed to this Jail on the
7th May last. and then called himself Will
liam Washington, but made his escape the
10th. He is about 25 years Of age, 5 feet
! inches high, stout made. Says he is known
to Mr.. Daniel Moxley, and Henry Thomp'
son, of Maryland. The owner is request
ed to come and prove his property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise he
will be disposed of as the law directs:
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
August S 1aw2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-09
Piano-Fortes and Organs:

TIME subscriber, who carries on the ma
l. nufacture of these instruments in N.
York, is now in Alexandria, where he will
remain short time, during which he will
attend to repair, regulate the action and
improve their tones and musical effects
A specimen of his work and abilities may
be examined in the store second door be-
low the Mechanics Bank, King street,
where he offers for sale two of his Piano
Fortes at the New-York prices-one Of
them an elegant upright grand, of full
bodied mellow tone and brilliant touch
the other is of the horizontal sextagon form,
highly finished, with extra additional keys.
He warrants them perfectly sound, and of
the first quality.-He will allow in ex-
change fair price for old pianos or organs,
being such as he approves.--He also has
for sale a few fine toned old vioIins and ele-
giant bows, and concert hutes.-1e is per-
fectly acquainted with. the hsrpsichord con.
struction, and offers to put them in COM
plete order.
Orders left at the store, or at Mr.. Aber-
crombi's, cabinet-maker, or at Capt. Mel.
sons, King street, will be promptly at
tended to on his return TO New York.
THOMAS WESTERN.
July II finw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-09
For Sale,

T1NDER an act Of the Legislature ofVir-
= ginia, passed on the 2lst day OF Feb,
ruary, 1918, all that par, of a tract Of land
lying in the county Of Fairfax, and COM
monty called Retirement, to which the WI
dow and heirs Of the late Walter D. Brooke
are entitled; as we'll their interest in that
part which has been allottedto Ann BROOKE
for her dover, as that part of which the
said widow and heirs are now in possession.
The sale will be made at public auction on
the premises near where the stage road
crosses Dogues Run, on Thursday the 18th
of September next, if fair, if not the next
fair day. The terms are one half cash, the
balance on credit of twelve months.
WILLIAM Fl. FOOTE,
BENJAMIN NJ. BROOKE, Comrs.
August 7 tlfo
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-09
For Sale.

nNE hundred aud twenty-five acres OF
~ land, being part OF Judge Crancb's
purchase of James II. Hooe Esq. bending
up on South Run, where it empties into
Cameron. near the ford on the Colchester
uad, and extending up that run and up
Cameron, including nearly an equal pro-
portion OF bottom aud hill. >3-l0ths OF the
purchase money viii be required in ad;
vance the other 7-l0ths in equal annual
payments with interest. For terms en-
auire Of Richard M. Scott, or
CHARLES I.LOVE.
The land above described is well tim
bered, the wood land being about equa,. to
the bottom in quantity and quality; The
situation is superior and mere eligible than
any in the ne:ghborhood-the water good,
and lies WITHIN one and half miles from
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-09
600 acres Of Land for sale.

VNtIlS Tract is sit1ated iu Westnsre-
land county, Virginia, adjacent to
Nr Garnatt Hunters Plantation, and
Contiguous to the water, OF the Potomac,
The neighborhood is good-water excel
tent, and very desirable situations Tor
,uilding. A considerable proportion OF
the land is we'll ,imbered, besides a good
,leal of cedar, pine and other wood, sufii.
GENTLY convenient to mako it an object
for those who may be disposed to send it
o market--itis nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk
Any one wishing to purchase may APP
,ly to ROGER JONES,
llexandria.
Also, a verv valuable LOT, containing
lao acres, being a part Of the late Mr..
Iohn Turberville's tract-within 3 miles
IF Georgetown, s from the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to the turnpike leading
from thence to WlIey's, in Fairfax coun.
ty, Va. A great proportions of this land
is exceedingly we'll timbered. ard that
part which is not, is 50 recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultivation,
and already in a productive condition.
For ter rs. apply to PHILIP c. JoxEs, SO,
in Beesburg, Va. or to X. JONES.
March so II