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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25
Staunton Sent. Is

: FeTy PGlnGote Property for safe, uiich Is ,goyfh
,, t@e dtten''on ~ any gentleman 81 capital"
Z Will SELL the TRACT OF LAND, in the county
of Hanover, Wherein my late father lived known Inv
the name OF fdiraeLH. IL contains az present about
one Thousand acres portion Of which IL fine thicka
houh5 low grounds, most heavily brTed with nine
white oak, and ash, as is also part OF TIE high land
From an experiment that has been recently made IL
appears to be well calculated for The use Of The u5ster
ihe low grounds are capable OF nahiRg rate mead
ow There rs OF land in that part Of the conn
Wy, OF as near Richmond, which have eyer SEEM that
mas as much hne timber IL is within eiuL miles
OF me city Richmond, and IL turnpike erected as
no" contemplated generally supposed 1t will lessen
me Instance Two or three miles his place is renarka-
h! hraiihy, sud believe In correct when say there
is no spot more SO below the mountains for there have
heen as many cases Ct longevity there and i'm
IN that neghOorhood, any part Of this ,,ate The
'st possessoT ot Fairfield well several persons
lev miles onl, fIom II, bave lived he upp ards of SO
years OF age and there instance where the adj.
'ahceu age OF one hundred aud twenty Years was at
.aheu. me advantages attached to this of land
Hoi generally To he met with are many such as GOOD
orchards containing great variety OF the choice
hct ony sNh'cienl 10 supply the wants OF pri-
vate family, but 10 yield handsome income hy sending
The surplus ito The Richmond market; also single story
dwelling house, with five rooms and tv1, p3ssanes ou
moor WIN every other necessary Clubhouse the ac-
conmodation of large family; all in good order II is
contiguous TO the lands Of Mr. James Govaa Col. True
heart and Capt. Wm white.
viii also sell my MERCHANT MILL with an acres
o. land attached to il ia complete order as it has
lately undergone thorough repair
viii dispose Of the above property altogether or d.
vine IT, as may I've most agreeable puIchzsCts but
iHink would be most ADVISABLE TO any person that
can purchase To take the whole establishment "a IN
SAINTS 10 suCh purchaser every accommodation will
be gwen Tor see'ng crop this fall. Ny reason for
wishing To sell is that have made a purchase in DIFF
ereni part ofthe country, where intend removing
VI" giEe an extensive credit Tie greatest part the
purchase money, he payment being well secured and
possession on the hf day OF next January. The land
WIN pc sheNn by son, Miles Macon For further
particulars, enquire of Mr.. Thomas TAYLOR Of Rich
mobd, OF myself. W. IL. MACON
,a, New Kent county, Virginia.
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JuIyI7.

EfOR SALE-A Tr0ct Of LuHd Iyiug n tbe c,nT,@ =
Goochand on Beaverdam Greet, containing IOlS
'cTs aDpung Tie couTtho tract and was originally
part thereof This land lies wei, the soil good and
mere great abundance Of good OAK tnher on it
me neighboiheod 10 wealthy aud agreeable and the
situation OF The land is healthy ~ pnrc aseT chOas.
MOI to purchase the whole tract he can accommoda
ea with three, four, or five hundred acres immediately
ADJOINING ibe courthouse tract or It be had at The
upper eiid OF the tract adjoining Mr. Archer Payne
ihe land WIZ he tbewn by my self, living adjoining or
ny MI Amos, living ON aud the payments will be
made easy to the purchaser This laEd is really worth
ibe attention Of those wishing possess valuable zeal
estate. Apply to VH MILLER
Goocbiaud, Sept ~. s5wif
sHoR SALt-Yiretee tikcfy NEGRO HgV, now NJ
ibe penstrinary, who have been repfie a. for sale
and TRANSFORMATION.
proposals viii be received az this Office from those
persons who may wish To purchase. Twelve months
cTedt Will be allowed the purchaser on his giyjpg
bonds with approved security for the payment and TO
carry the said slaves out VI the United States.
WIZ. ROBERTSON, c. c.
Council Chamber, Iply "a "a ,y,f
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~ VTesCE'Td ueyt TpUi
dnIe Of virginia for the establishment OF town named
IdEsweH, on the south side OF Roanoke river on The
aDuS OF J0hn Davis, IN Meckenburs county hicl has
already been laid off into lots and soldAiso for an in
Specuon OF tobacco and -four in said town of Tazewe
al .he warehouse OF Davis aud Apperson.
Sept. II. 2z-lol. ByMe Petitioners.
AN0yER COUNTY, 70 WRITE WIN. S. Austin,
IF this county:
,Whercas Bowling Starke, IF tie said county, hath
rms dHy etve'1 INFORMATION tO me, justice Of the
peace for the county dtJreSGd TINT hehafh take7i M
an esfray Co'o "poS his taHd: Ihcse are there
fore In TIE name IF the commonwealth 10 command
goH, haUing been FIRST duty s,gorH for fhaf rfypCse
oetore me- or some other Justice ofthe peace FOR This
county, n pie,o ami apr0ise ths said estrsy, andte
cetyy me rgf"e thereof under your Bands together
a'tth particular description Of The Ei,d marks
Dra"d stature cotor. and age Of the said estyay
nh'ch ceTiifeateSo wade, y0a are fOrthIcifh 10 re
Urn t 70 me, GiVe" Under my hond TIE l2M day eC
|'"s"St' 1913 WILLIAM STAIlkE.
-..................,..
Pursuant to ne icithia teGrrgnf 10 MS siysc,,5.
ne mare this ddy Uieced eStray Co'c, sheH 10 rs
Dy Bowling StaIke, Of mis- county mt do Gnd the
same 10 be a red cor, wuh smaltorjo,k and uader.
"eet ." e9ch ear cTgpte horns 0jo9t Ten Years old
and ne do 0PIdise tie salt car ~ me sH of rineen
Dolafs.- CeTfJhed Hndcr oar hQpds his i5M tag Of
aug. 1918. VS. SUSTtN
HoLr THhCKER,
sept. IS. 5g..S X. S. AUSTIN.
LdRd near Charlottesville, CHibpinaTi5. ) for S,1Ie
1--WE subscriber wishes TO sell his TRACT on IANn
lying on the waters of s.~oa-. CreeE IN the ro,,n,v
o. Aibemafle, within ~ miles of Charlottesville and
ABOUT The same distance from The Central Collegs...
iHius 81 winch ~ heavily Dbeed With the best Mind Of
pine; aud much oft excellent 0bacco land the whole
bIhT nuconmouly we'll. Tie Local advantages ~ this
Tact OF iandaTe many, but is presumed no one
"i purchase without previously vewingth premises q
mul'e "1'tfipon Is deemed unnecessary. Terms may
be known b., application made 10 he snhst
Dug a. -. psbney Minors, in Albenarle couur,.
otft. IS. SD..Gt JAMES y. CARR.
NOTICE. IS herpy given that he cells IN tie Lnnafic
. ho9rui h ihc city Of Williamsburg, appropriated
iof male patients aie ali occupied aud ihst no more
maze patients "Hi hr received into the said Hospital
Nh so'ie oi ti~ 80 cells are vacart-due notice Of
which p /. re owen.
ByO51sr u the Court of Direrfors
LEO. HENLEY, G. E. u.
lIi,e -. f..wN
a FblliiON VII be prescribed the next irrIsiA
tTe praying or ~ increase 81 storage on tobacco
30 Nichcils' warehouse ia warren.
9epi. ~. 8..w3w'
4 PETITION Will lc presented 10 he next Iegsla
t1re ~ ayWr Tor ~ Of STORAGE on tobacco
~ "oodsm's waI ehouse 10 Caftcisy.ile.
sept. H.. ssluaaws
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An Act to authorize tie payment certain cefticates
ne IL enacted by the Senate ami House of heDre-
Se"tdfiHeS ~ the United Suites Of dReric1 in fO;,
greSS assembled, That much OF a act entilied An
ACT making further provision support of public
credit ana Tor the Redemption OF the public debt pass
ca the MIRA DAY OF March, Thousand seven hundred
-su bihetj-nNe and so much of the act entitled
ACT respecting loan Office nnal settlement certI1-
c'es ihoens "i interest," and the unfuuded ana regis.
leieu drbt, credited the books the Treasury
passed the twelfth day OF June, thousand seven
INJURED ana ninety eight bars settlement amt
allowance, certificates commonly called loan office ana
h<a settlement certificates and indents interest be
anu he same is herehy, suspended the term of two
years, nO ana aIiei the passing of this act notiii-
caeh OF winch temporary suspeRsiun the act itnl-
taton SHALL be published by the Secretary oft Treas,
~ TOT Tue Information oi The holders the said ceTt
hcaes In one or of the public papers in each of
the ugIted States -
Sec. ?. ind be 10 further enacted That all cerua
Gales commonly called loan Office certificates counter
signed D. the loan o1ceTs Of The states respectively
hna settlement certificates, and indenls Of interest
WHICH at The time Of passing this shall outstana
me may be presented at Tie Treasury, and upon the
same bsinf iquidated and adjusted shall be paid 10 the
respective holders of the same with interest at six per
cent hom tie date OF the last payment of Interest as
endorsed on said certificates.
Sec. g. Ind be IL further enacted That for carry
ing tins act into effect the eighty thousand dol
lars be appropriated Of any moneys in the Treasury
OF TIE United States not otherwise appropriated,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of The Senate pro tenipoTe
April 10, lsls-Approyed JAMES MONROE.
May D. lI6wtio
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~ oANoKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-Aiam meet.
~ = ing Of ihc directors, IL ordered thai tEc nest
dusu meeting OF as siOcthoi ders in the Roanoke Ma.
h"naay ~ October, sbnnid ICE hrif ~ Roofs Iapdinr
ana that the directors hgn6elyeB should meet at he
same place Oh the friday preceding that day--Tbts h.
therefore to netify tie sane 10 aii concerned
Angus, z. l5tleo
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\ ChANCEkY. IN court led JOJ Fglnce 20
Il "a'd Soanty, The iefh day IF 4Hg8ss, 1918.
JACOB %orNw uho sues JOr The GeNcEt Of JsnatheD
H"'o"fc". -...'............. Complainant,
AGAINST
Uiitiam Iyree, jr. and Eenj0nsia Earanick,
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2NChANCERY.-At a court held Tor Euekinph.m
d county, the 18th day Of July. 1918.

GhAscERY.-in Amelia county eoar, june -,
"h' IL richardson. ............... Comp Gainoat,
AGAINST
Edmund D. Cooper, John +. Leigh Austin seay.
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tNil. Ornam.atn ~. shrn6s a,d FInrIs.

FfHt, ornamental Trees, shrubs md Plants
EeENJAmiN PRINCE & CO.-Iiase for sale nj fheir
- nursery, Flushing Landing, ucJr New York their
Hsua extensive variety IL European and American Fyuf
az" Or"GHeptdk IrCcs also large COLLECTION Of ysIu.
ab'e ShTH5S ami PtaNtS. They have several tboy.and
ihocnldteh Pe0ci, Tress which are in the most h. nj
ny 'aie, aud free rom any dstUmpeT great attention
mas been paid 10 preserve them .Um The disease called
me Jeo"sOi dr's f0i any Of the above trees srrbs
and pldhts eit ~.tr dessfs ED & Allan OF Richmond
tui Whon Catalogues may be hau.j or forwarded IN,
mdil directed to No. 40, Pear street. New YORK. viii
be carefully attended to, iae iees &c packed up In The
Wosi secure manner, aud forwarded wih he greatest
care aud attention.
- Also, for sale rs above, 1890 beautiful BALM or
CitEi o. siLYEariN iREKs they are very Ufnanttn-
Sept. -. "a 4,
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ManchesterS Petersburg Iu,nlik Company.
'yNht Stockholders OF fhe Manchester ana Fefsrsbrc
Il Company are hereby notified, thata generoi meet.
rig utu DC REID at the Exchange IN Manchester, GA
the l5ta day Of October, at n O'Clock.
is fhs 0sst Of the meeting IS % the highest ipor-
tdhcc n Is Hoped that the Stockholders tcu use their
0e8 sfertt0aS ~ attend, and that Sgch OCfheD, as
cG"Hof represent nfH la dne dime appoint probes.
Tor their accommodation blank yoiters % attorney
ior iAe 9pbonfef IF proxies ,riH DC placed la thc
hanfs Of dH TIE Directors and at nv oDScs Ia Nan.
chester.
i,amedidtcfy after the 2otk ofOetc6er the President
ana directors tIS be prepared 20 recsiUe proposals
ana 10 contraction making the Turnpike Road
Manchester and Petersburg, and oiSoa bridge oUey.
-ipP0mdtfor Rirer, coRtig UoHS 90 PetsrSburg.
By order u tie President and Directors,
- JAMES BR4NDER, Clerk.
Manchester, Sept. Is. 3s..st
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hIOlICB.-A potion vii he presented 10 tip neTt
"ehetd As'c i'iv Of Virginia praying thar an act
may be passed, authorizing sale of two tract, of
land Ding w Amelia, belonging unto Margaret T. eot
~ ahd iheOYhiigs ). pttpi for rrasons iirtiB men
toned. MARY BOTTOM f,uarJig.
otpts IL. 35..ulgtF
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NTiRGlNiA.--M a ehaneeYy district court held 4,
Williamsburg, Jrne IS, 1919.
John Cosih and Aua c. his wife, VIM. r. Colvin q s..
rah his wife. klsabein Ellison, infaut ST nnd.r
years ny ,hesaid WiD Ia. her guardian. PIaiRffes
AGAINST
Patiek hendhen, e2'or of Wr. II. DIinkard who va,
acm'of OF bis late wife Sstab, who was eS.snSi, 81
Robert Ellison, her former husband and the SAID PAL,
ltck tehdren as guardian Of Robert Ellison IN ana
also as auuiof de bon.s non OF the said SARAH
This cause, which Is ordered TO stand reyi,,a i'm ~,
name OF Samuel NJ. SarwoSd who hath intern,arrI,d
~ith the paintG kla ID. this day to Le ng.,n
beafd ON Tue papers formerly ana the kill of rryi
sor, ana ~as arguea by counsel on conaide,ar,oi
Whereof tue cont doth adJuose, oicef decree tn,
he ueendan, Patrick iiendren render account Inc
Ienis AMI piois OF ihe lands OF Robert Ellison sa,ah
DrihAafJ since the death Of VIM. H. plipkatd ana
which have been received by the said Hsndren and ths
SAID defendant farther directed render an acreunl
oithe rents and profits OF the lands OF Robe Eison
aud Sarah Diinkard received by tie sefendants n,ss
late, Nm H. Dfnksid, in his lifetime, which said ac
counts are 10 be rendered before one ofhe
efS oil this court who is directed TO state and et,,
the sane aud MAKE repoTt thereof TO cont with pny
matters specially stated thought pertinent b, himself on
's9"'@u w ee i-iisS. copy, este,
WM. 7. BANKS, ID. c.
COMMISSIONER AEDgRsoN's oPtlcKl
" HH1Asc"'g, Sug. IL, 1878.
IbaVe appointed Friday the 10th OF oct.h.r ne>f 4,
commence the accounts directed to he taken by Nh
Within ordei-on which day BY A. NJ The parties con,
ccfned are directed 20 be at this Office with their books
Paps's accounts, testimony copy OF the Office
papers. RIO. ANukRSt,N cam,,,.
'ep'.o So. .Iet.
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/ ChhhLTkf.--Ai "a court hela ioI The county Of
Il Lancaster al the courthouse thereof, on Iuesoay
the l7.h day Of March, 1915 ''
joseph Carter aud John Lunsford, acting under The
firm of Carter q LunsfoId. ..........-.P laiffj5S
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DejeAaa.fs
The defendant Cooper not having entered his aupear
ahts ad gwen security according iu act of Assem-
bly, aus the rules of this court aud ia auueatg 10 th-
satisfaction OF The court that he is a nha6itapt of
this commonwealth, GA the motion ui the Complainant
ny WIN L. haRdolpA Esq. his counsel, 1T IS Iyueyeg
bd me sara defendant Cooper do appear here on the
iOufth thursday in September FeXt and answer tbs
cohlpainanPs Dlll and that copy OF this order he
tof,h"itb published in the Pubic uewsua
peTs pTniodin Richmond Petersburg fuT tw o m ,ntbs
sueesssNeiy and thai another copy be posted at the
mont door of the this county on two s.c
cessye court DAYS. Gerry Tesie
Aug J. 2O..wSw L. LEIGH C. A C
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscribers farm,
II near Piscataway, Md. on or about
the LIST day Of March, 1918, dark mu-
latto man named Nick, five feet ten or
eleven inches high, slender made, little
deaf, speaks little through his nose, has
been ia tie habit OF wearing rings in his
ears, but may have taken them out to
avoid discovery. Said negro Nick has
a wife on Mr.. Thomas A. Diggs's land,
near Fort Washington, and is probably
harbored in that peighborhood. | will
give the above reward of Thirty Dollars,
If taken out Of the State Of Maryland,
and Twenty if taken in the State, more
than ten milesfrom home--it within ten
miles of home, Ten Dollars.
JNO. II. BEANES.
parii 25 ttfstu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-14

one Of these labels, with these words on
the sides: Lees Genuine Windham
Billion. Pills." and or the end OF the Ia
bel tn. words, "Samue Lee. patentee'
&c. I. Thompson, agent, JOINT Proprie'
tor" &c. and should any be offered tor
sale without said label on them the pur-
chaser may be apprised that they are
counterfeit.
DR.. Thompsoa's celebrated rye Udter'
For the cure of inHamed anh sore eyes
Of almost every description. This valua-
BILE preparation comes highly recommend
ed from the most respectable SOURCES
Price so and Is cents bottle.
Dr.. Rawson's Genuine Itch Ointment.
A certain and safe cure for that disa-
greeable complaint, as well as ''her ir-
Iuptions of the skin. Price 81 cents q
box.
DR.. Raroson's .anti- Bilious aud Sto-
1nachic Bitters.
For weakly and in6rm constitutions.
Price s7a cents box. =
HtnckieyS InydAtote he"eus Jo' "''
Piles,
A most valuable medicine. Price so
cents box.
Thompson's aromatic Tooth Paste,
For whitening and preserving the
teeth-it may be used with the greatest
safety. Price so cent. box.
Specific Drops for the Tooth Ache,
Which, in almost every case, gives in
slant relief in that distressing complaint.
Price S73 cents bottle =.
Cooley's Vegetable Elicir. for Coughs,
.asthmas, Consumptions, &c.
A very valuable medicine in those
complaints. Price so cents bottle.
For sale, in Alexandria, by DIR. Rich'd.
H. Litls; in Washington City, by DR..
Daud Or; in Georgetown. BY DR.. John
OFT, Ohio NJ. Linthium u Co. and Ma
tkaniel JeDitt.
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Notice.

HSHE subscribers, who are executors
4 to the last will and testament OF
Col. John Fitzgerald. (and wishing to set
t!s. close end adjust the amount OF h's
arrsarsgcs to the governmen0 will dis,
pose of, by private contract, that wen
known 4 valuable 81 acre LOT adlma
ing the city of Alexandria, (sueieet to
the dower right OF the widow wherein Is
the celebrated federal spring, and por.,
ton Of said lot on commanding aud
beautiful eminence, well adapted Tor a
dwelling house. They viii also sell the
tlistllery lot, nearly adjoining Hunters
ship ward, with sunday articles thereunto
sppertainins. viz. a large still worm, &c
Applications may be made, either Sc
naratsly or jointly to the subscribers, who
are empowered by the Comptroller Of
the Treasury, to give any reasonable
time for payment Of the purchase money
on approved securities
rios. 4. UIGGES, Of Warhurton.
JAS. KEITH, Alexandria.
Nav Is I'm
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Oscar. Junior,


A,,s:: ss' ss ':'s '. ;ssss, y
NAsAAeess1'Pisca,away, and covers
mares from Wednesday until Monday,
and the balance Of the week at Port To-
bacco, in Charles county, at so dollars
the season--the season ends the lst day
OF August next. Fifteen dollars and one
to the groom will be taken if paid inthe
season, Good pasturase for mares com
ing from distance at Mount Air, tor
one dollar a week, and fed (if requestedl>
with grain at market price.
Oscar was Our of d.. Edelen's celebra-
ted running mare Floretta, by colonel
John Tay loe's Oscar. a capital turf horse.
Doctor EdeIcn's Floretta won more
jockey club purses than any one horse
perhaps on the continent, and performed
a 4 mile second heat in less time over the
ity course than il was ever done before
or since. Oscar, jr. is full sixteen hands
nigh, stout, AMI uncomnonly handsome.
l will not be answerable for accidents
or escapes. JOSEPH EDELEN.
april Is stuth4w
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Office.

TNHIS is to give notice that the sub
j scriber hath obtained from the Or
phans' curt Of Charles county, in Md.
letters Of administration de bonis non on
the personal estate Of Sarah Flory, late
Of Charles county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscri-
Der, on or before the 18th of November
next, or they may otherwise BY law be
excluded from all benefit of the said e,.
tate. Given under my hand, this 2lst
day of April, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and eighteen.
r. BURGESS, Adm. de bonis non.
P.S. All those indebted to said estate,
axe requested to make immediate pay
ment, or otherwise they will be dealt
with as the law directs. /. b.
april % tuihs4w
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Public Sale.

FIT BY vi tue of deed Of trust to
T he subscriber from the late DIR.
HIii James Kennedy, jun. for the pur-
s.sS-s poses therein expressed, will be
sold, without reserve, on the premises, on
Tuesday the 18TH Of May next, that va
iuable property situate on the east side
of Fairfax.street, 70 feet 81 inches, TO
the north ward Of the intersection OF Fair.
fax and Prince streets. part Of which was
formerly occupied by the deceased as a
druggist shop, and is now 10 the tenancy
of Msssr,. German & Noyes. 1t CON-
prehends two Lots, with distinct tene.
nents, which, united, furnish a front on
Fairiax-strset Of 90 feet; "a feet OF
which extends the death of ls3 teet $
inches in line parallel to Prince street,
and the remaining feet extend'ns back
so feet 10 inches
A credit will be given Of 6, IL and IL
months upon notes with an approved en-
do SER, bearing interest from the date,
and secured by lien upon the property
JAS. KEITH, Trustee.
april IS sa'h3wSd'Nl9
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NAV |
Valuable Family Medicines.

lust received, direct from the pro-
d prietors, the following valuable
MEDICINES, all of which have been in
use for number Of years past, in almost
every part of the United States; have
been highly patrnnized by people Of the
first responsibility; and approved by
those who have had occasion to make use
Of them, for the cure Of those disorders
for which they are severally calculated.
DR.. Lees Genuine (JViHdham BIZ
Li0uS Pills,
Universally known and used through
ont the United States as a family medi-
cine. The fame # these pills has become
so great. that many have attempted to
counterfeit them-to guard against this.
me prcptictors have procured stereo.
ype label, and each box of Genuine
Lees Pill, will hereafter be enclosed in
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A Tract of Land,
GOO acres of Land for sale.

GOO acres OF Land Tor SAFE.
lHlS Tract is situated in westmere-
land county, Virginia, adjacent t"
Nr. Garrett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous to the waters Of the Potomac
The neighborhood is good--water excel
lent, aud very desirable situations TO-,
building. A considerable propottion OF
the land is we'll timbered. besides gond
deal of cedar pine and other wood sutt
GENTLY convenient to make it an object
tor those who NAV be disposed to send II
to markct-it is nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
ANY one wishing to purchase may ap-
ply 70 RoGEH JoNh9'
Also, a very valuable LOT, containing
40 acres, being a part Of the late Mr..
John TurberviIle's tract-within 6 miles
of Gcors etown, 5 from the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to the turnpike leading
from thence to Wlley's, in Fairfax coun-
ty, Va. A great proportion Of this land
is exceedingly we'll timbered, and that
part which is not, is 50 recently cleare"
as to be in an active state for cultivation,
and already in a productive condition.
For terms, apply to PHILIP c. JONES ESQ
in Leesburg, Va. or to X. JONES.
March so II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-14
For Sale or to Rent,

yENHtr extensive and valuable proper
tyat the south east corner Of King
aud Henry streets. comprising two
STORES and DWELLlNG HOUSES.
The corner store very. handsomely fitted
up for an Ironmonsery and Hardware
establishment, lately occupied by Messrs.
Richard Slade l. Go. and a. q stand for
that business is equal to any In town.
The other store is fit ed for the Grocery
business. This property may be pur-
chased upon a very liberal credit, or it
would be exchanged, at fair valuation,
for property Improved nearer to the RI
YER. Enquire of
MANOEytLLE & LARMOUR.
February %