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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Dr.. Lees Genuine (Windhnm
RiiiOns Pills.

Universally known and used throughout
the United States as Family Medicine.
The fame of these pills has become so great
that many have attempted to counterfeit
them--to guard against this, the proprie-
tors have procured Stereotype Label, and
each box of Genuine Lees Pills will here
after he enclosed in one OF these labels,
with these words on the sides: Lees
Genuine Nindham Bilious Pills." and on
the end of the Label the words, "Samuel
Lee, patentte, &c. |. Thompson, agent,
joint proprietor" &c. and should any be
offered tor sale without said Label on them,
the purchaser may be spprised that they
ara counterfeit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Valuable Family Medicines.

EUST received direct from thn propre-
- tors, the following valuable Medicines,
all of which have been in use for nanher
of years past, in almost every part of the
United States; have been highly palronl-
sed by people of The first responsibility !;
and approved by those who have had occa-
sion to make use OF them, for The cure OF
those disorders, for which they are several
lu c,lcul,tod
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
For Bermuda,

.u The brig GEORGE. E. Wallis,
NSSO ostor 500 barrels are wanted 70
80 her cargo. whicn,if offered before
COMPLY !TppG,v next, She will then commence
loading will .e trss non on 9d FoWE ie'
ApPy no ~ have Just received and for sale
PSI b boxes Muscatel and bloom Raisns
,s0 Goxes mould candles SIMPSONS
loo poNo Cos March 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11

DREMIUMS offered by the Agricultural
L Society of Virginia, for the year 1919 -
I. A premium OF fifty dollars value, for
the best essay on the general management
of Virginia farm, founded on practical
experience or observation, ant combining
a good rotation, with the management of
five stock, the accumulation of manure, AMI
other objects pertaining TO the business Of
farm.
2. A premium of forty dollars value, for
the best rotation OF crops, embracing corn,
VIII at and clover.
8. A premium of fifty dollars value, for
the best rot ,tion OF crops, embracing corn,
wheat, clover and tobacco.
Premiums of fifty dollars value, will be
given for the best essay founded on actual
experiment. OH each of the subjects follow
ing, to wit:
!. The best and most economical mode
of furnishing food for mich COWS. stock cat
tie, sheep and hogs, from the ] st Of March
to the 18th OF May.
5. On the best and most economical
mode of raising and sustaining horses.
G. On the best and most economical mode
of sustaining cattle, sheep and hogs, during
the year. :,
7. To the person who shall make the
greatest quantity of corn upon ten acres OF
land in one body, in the year 1919, to be
supported by the certificate or affidavit OF
three disinterested Fl. holders, and furnish.
ed to the Society previously to the meeting
in December next.
By standing rule Of the Society, il is
ordered, "that the names OF parties con-
tenling for premiums shall not be made
known, Except TO the Secretary unless
the prize or prizes he adjudged to them"
JOHN ADAMS, Ses'y.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Exchange & Brokers Office

Georeetozyn. District of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS,
A T his Office, next doc" below Craw-
- ford's tavern. Bridge-st Georgetown,
will exchange all KIM of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable .erms.- All persons
who NAV have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would d well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase of that kind Of mo-
ney, and will take it on the most reasona-
bic terms travelling TO the West
ern Country may at all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks alta fair dis
count, by calling at hi. Office. For the in
formation of all persons throughout the U.
States, r. Riggs makes il known, that all
of the Banks of the DiStrist OF Columbia
pay their notes on demand il pecie; and
il would he much to the advantage of the
merchants, and trading TO the South and
west, 10 encourage the circulation Of the
Notes of the Banks of Georgetown, Wash
ington and Alexandria, as it will 1t all
times answer for remittances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigTating or travelling to the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes Of the Banks OF the District of
Columbia, as they will FIR them the most
current. there being no counterieits on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank 80
Alexandra has long nee failed-all psle
sons should be on their guard, as they will
ne imposed or. August lG
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
The Gentleman's
.a.M.NUAL POCKET REyHE.NBRA.NCER
For 1919,

CONTAINING-The Almanac; ruled
" pages for memoraniums; duties pay
able on goods, &c.; naval and custom house
officers; public appraisers !. information
concerning patents; post oihce establish
ment official army and navy lists; acor-
rect register of the American navy; marine
corps government of the U. States, exc:
cutive, leg islative and judiciary territorial
governments; intercourse with foreign ma
tions; directors and cashiers OF the bank OF
the U. States, sc. &c.
THE LADv's POCKET BOOK for 1919,
Containing-The Almanac; ruled pages
for memorandums; description OF PltcaIm's
island; bishop Watson's letter on future
state; remarks on female dress and on mar
rage; morality of the .Batlledore; account
of the Cherokee schools. Selected Poetry
Answers to last years enlgm&s; cha
rades; new and fashionable songs; rebus-
es. New country dances and values; mar.
keting tales; tables reducing shllings and
pence to cents; also for showing the value
Of dollars in ounds, shillings and pence
Are Just recsired for sale By
JAMES KENNEDY s. son.
November "a dt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
New Glover Seed. Cheese. &C.

New Clover Seed. Cheese. &C.
LSIFTY bushels fresh WARRANTED Clover
l. Seed
co casks Goshen cheese
81 barrels wdsiey
4okegs lard IN nice shirpitg crGer
81 6rkin. butter
6ooIbS. Tennessee I've feathers
5pipes choice London particular Ma
deira
Murdoch & Co sni aiarci & Co's
brands, which wllfbc Sold low by lhepipe
or less quantity.
n. B: A general assortment oigroceritS
as usual.
Vaudeville & LARMOUR.
Fehr7ry 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
TT Lawrason y Fowle
I1AYE For SALE

HAVE FOR SALE,
loo pieces Russia duck
geo heavy and light Ravens do
10 white and brown sheetings
Zoo diapers {; loo do crash
90 chests young hyson tea. of the Clo-
thier and Benjamin Rush's cargo
20 pipes Holland gin, superior quality
90 French and Spanish brandy
10 puncheons windward island rum
8 pipes old Sicily Madeira wine
Pipes, half pipes, quarter, and half
quarter casks Superior Old Madeira and
Malmsey wine, from the house of Keers &
Co. I'D to god
400 casks cut nails, assorted sizes, from
l5o boxes mould candles, super. quality
400 brown soap -
90 barrels sperm oil
Boston and Chelmsford window glass,
of all sizes
Bales of baftas. mamoodes and flag
handkcrchiefs
loo crates assorted Liverpool ware
80 barrels mackerel, in VIII. y Inf. bbis.
December II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Piano Fol'tes.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano tortes,
L with the additional keys, tor safe by
JAS. KENNEDY u SON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Mechanics Bank of AleX'a.

December 5, 1918.
TINE Stockholders of the Mechanics
4 Bank of Alexandria are hereby mott
fed that one quarter of the seventh install
ment is called for to this institution, paya-
Bile at the Bank on the 10th January next,
one quarter on the 18th of February, and
one half of the eighth instaiment on the | 9th
Of March next. BY order of the Board,
Dec I 2. II. MINER, Cashier
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
" heat.

" CORNING wants to purchase 9OOo
a.. bushels OF good WHEAT - owelis
wharf March )
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
For Freight,

: In The sIoop ALERT, capt. Smith,
MS carries about $50 barrels, an excel
lIng vessel, ana will take freight ior any
southern port. Apply TO o,r,r
i,nll LAWRASON s. FOWLE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
For Freight,
For Freight,

Xxx The ship MARIA, J. Swaine,
MRmaster, carries $500 barrels, Is an
.~xSsIIent vessel, and in complete order TO
reeve cargo IN boaIds apply to
'e''''' LAWARA SON 4 FOWLE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Vol. XIII
Tor fredericksburg,

e. rbe scbnr BETSEY & MARY i,
>NN n 9" call on the 9th or 10th instant.
.ssse Ss.sa ~ or freight apply to the master
EoF Po pa a Twins wharf, or TO ,pr
AInrch s 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Mahogany on Sale.

THE subscriber has on hand and offers
] for sale or 5000 feet first quality St.
Domingo and Bay MAHOGANY, at the
Baltimore prices for CASH, OF to punctual
customers at the usual creiit.-Gentlemen
who are building can be supplied with
hanl railing cut 70 any dimensions, at
short notice-also any orders for furniture
which The subscriber may he iavoIiert with.
from persons residing either in town or
the country will be promptly attended TO
and executed in superior s'le.
ROBT. ABERCROMBIE.
Corner of King and Alfred streets,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Dr. Ihompson's Celebrated
Eup-T;aier:

Eye-Haier:
For the cure of inhamed and sore eyes
of almost every description. This valua-
bic preparation comes highly recommen-
Ged from the most respectable sources.
Price 90 and 25 cents bottle.
DR.. Ra7csoRs Genuine Itch
Ointment:
A certain and safe cure Cor that disagree
abe complaint, as well as other irruptiOnS
of thesskin. Price 81 cents box.
DR.. Ra1Cs0n's .lni- bilious and
Stomackic Bitters,
For weakly and inirm constitutions.
Price 81! cents box.
Hnckleys Mtalfdie REMEDY
far the Piles,
A most valuable medicine. Price 50
cents hoy.
Specific Drops for the Tooth
.4ckc,
Which in almost every case, gives in
slant relief, IN that distressing complaint.
Price 374 cents bottle.
Cootey's Vegetable EHair, for
Coughs, AsihmGs, Con-
SYMPTOMS, Ge.
A very vaiurbIe medicine in those COM
plants Price 80 cents a Lotlle.
For sale in Alexandria, by Edrard Sta
bier q Richard H. Lille; in Georgetown,
by John Lite Otto. W. Lnthicum &. Go. 4.
Nathaniel Jcvit; Wasting on City, David
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

From the Curacao courant, of the 9TH of Aug
Accounts from Laguira since our las,
state that official intelligence had been re
ceived there Of the capture OF Barcelona
by the Patriotic expedition from Marga-
rita.-There were only forty men found in
the works at Barcelona when it was sur
rendered. 1t seems they defended them
selves till the whole of their ammunition
was expended, aud were every soul after
wards put to death by the conquerors. -
Gorria, who, commanded at Barcelona,
had sent detachment of cavalry, con-
sisting Of 80 men and Lieutenant TO re-
connoitre the enemy, who proceeded TO
the suburbs Of Barcelona without meeting
any opposition !. they there. surprised a
picket OF six men aud sergeant, whom
they put to death before any alarm could
De given. They then advanced into the
town, and in like manner surprised lieu
tenant Ian Engiishman) and 10 men who
were doing duty at THE quarters Of Gen
urdaneta. The Spaniards soon over
powered them, and took the Lieutenant
prisoner, and in order to secure him
properly, tied him between two of their
horses. Urdaneta in the mean time made
his escape out of the house, and gave the
alarm when the Spaniards being obliged
10 retreat. gaIlopped off with the unfortu
nate Lieutenant, who, shocking to relate,
was literally dragged to pieces.
We are also informed, that Guerrero,
who commands the Spanish hecheras,
lately captured a sloop from St. Eustatia,
Under Dutch colors, aud an English
schooner from ST. Thomas. both laden
with provisions and cioathing for The use
OF the Independents ia Barcelona. These
vessels were sent into Cumana to be un
loaded, and the sloop. ii is said, has since
arrived at Puerto Cabello, and is offered
for sale there.
Pareira, an Indian Chief, attached to
the Spanish cause had intercepted 1000
head Of cattle, sent by Marino for the sup
ply OF Urdaneta's army, and the English
expedition from Margarita, Of which Ur-
daneta is commandefin chief.
II appears that the accounts from Puerto
Cabello, which we gave in our last, rela
tive to an engagement having taken place
between the Spaniards and patriot naval
forces, turns out to he somewhat incorrect.
1t seems the fleets were for some time III
sight Of each other, but that neither Of
them showed any disposition to fight. The
Spanish men Of war, Nymph and Tiger,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14
CAMP MEETING.
BALTIMORE, Aug. %.

i"ohEs Aug. ~.
Eighty-three wheel carriages. ma
hundred 2 wheel do. III persons %
horseback, and sos on foot, were counted
BY correspondent, coming in Marke.
street road from the Camp Meeting uea,
EIIicott's Mills, between a o'clock And
dusk, yesterday evening. Some passed
before, and many after that time; but *.
timating from that number only, and Al.
lowing six persons for each wheel car.
riage, aud two for each cart and gig, the
number, Including those on horse and foot
amounts to 1880. There are two other
roads, by each Of which as many per.
sons may be supposed to have returned to
the city, and as many as returned may be
supposed to have remained upon The
ground; SO that the whole number wbo
attended from the city may be computed
at upwards Of 5000 persons-and from
other quarters like number. PERHAPS
it is not too much to say, that there were
not less than 10000 persons at the Camp
Meeting.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14

freshmen 10 the leaves rounded like a
cornet, Of species Of plant, which grows
Oh the sandy plains Of Gatdaloupe. J
have been assured that nothing was more
proper for the quenching Of thirst, than
The leaves of the misletoe that grows on
many trees"
Such are the precautions employed oy
Providence for compromising, in favor Of
man, the inconveniences Of such climates.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14

and large doses the opiate was again !,
pealed, and when the extremities bessu
10 grow cold, and the vital princi it,
seemed retreating TO its centre, a bopels,.
attempt was made to rekindle it by ths
volatile alkali and sinapsisms to tn, sols
Of the feet, but the fatal malady advanced
with an obstinacy that baflled eyery effO,
all was Intellectual, and at 5 o'clock, r. M
she was no more.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14

The crew of the Buenos Ayres priva-
ieer Constitution, about 70 in number,
were in confinement 10 the castle OF St.
Sebastiano. This vesselran ashore 10 the
Slreights near the Tariffa, and was cap
tured by armed boats sent out from said
Town, aird her crew sent 10 Cadiz.
The Spanish brig Of war Voluntaire de
Cadiz was attacked off Cape St. Vincents
by privateer, and escaped with consid-
cradle injnry, and several of her crew
killed aud wounded.
An expedition Of about 5000 men left
Cadiz on the, 18th July, it is supposed
destined for Havana. These troops were
conveyed by his majesty's frigate Sabina,
and the brig of war Tiger. The traos-
ports consisted Of seven Spanish, one
French, two English, aud two Russian
ships. The Great Expedition goes on
slowly, and DO time is fixed for its de-
parttre. A disturbance had taken place
at Port ST. Mary's (where great part Of
the troops are statioued) among the OFF,
GERS, which required the presence of the
Captain General, who on hearing of II i'm
mediaieiy sci Out from Gadiz with his
troops 10 quell it, and soon after his arri-
val succeeded. 1t appears many We're
dissatisfied and anxious to see the Consti-
tuition again adopted. Gen. Cruz, with a
number OF officers we're put under arrest.
The King was at Sacerdon taking the
baths. and was expected at Madrid about
the 28th July.
II was generally believed in Cadiz, the
Treaty would not be ratified
The Marquis de Casa Yrujo still re-
manned without sentence.
Mr.. Mead was at Madrid prosecuting
his claims upon the Spanish government.
Don Onis, il was said, had reached bis
estates in Old CASTLE, and was expected at
Madrid about the 2Sth, the day fixed for
the return Of the King from the baths.
We are indebted to friend for the fol-
lowing interesting extract Of letter, re-
ceived per the Savannah Packet:
aCADIz, July "a.
Gas to the political state of things, /
consider them very critical, such as must
ultimately (and when least expected) be
attended with serious results, as general
disorder prevails throughout the whole
kingdom, and among all ranks of people.
You will have heard 10 doubt of the late
conspiracy in the army, encamped between
Heres Sherry aud Port St. Mary's which
was unfortunately, or should rather say
treacherousIy overset by the very man
who is said to have been the chief promo
ter thereof, Gen. O'Donnel. He has
thereby lost bis popularity, both here aud
in the army, and think he will be very
lucky II he comes off with only that loss.
1t has been a most treacherous piece cf
business on his partif what is said be true.
Upwards of 200 officers of all ranks are
under arrest in different castles, with cen
tineis at their doors. II seems the plaa
was TO re-estabiish the constitution, and
was to have taken place on the 9th inst"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14
PHILApELpHIA, Sept. 10.
EST FROM SPAIN.

- 10 T HUM SPAIN.
Capt. Eidridge, ofthe Savannah Packet,
in 3S days from Cadiz, has favoured us
with Madrid Gazettes to the 10th, and
Cadiz TO the 29th July.
MIR. Tunis, late Consul Of the United
States at Cadiz, came passenger in the
Savannah Packet.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14
LEwIsrowN, Penn. Aug. 81.

LEWiSToWN, fenn.J Aug. I'll.
On Saturday night last, the fine new
Grist mill, saw mill, carding machine, and
still house Gin the mill. the property Of
Mr.. Johh Meyey, OF Wanesburg, in this
county, were entirely consumed by fire.
The loss TO Mr.. nj. is computed at from
TO 1000. Other individuals have sus-
tanned considerable losses-a gentleman
who intended going 10 the westward with
his family. and who had threshed out his
crop and deposited il in the mill has lost
it entirely. Mr.. Robb, the miller, an TO-
dustrious man, who lived in the mill, made
a narrow escape from the flames with bis
family. His loss is severe. It is not
known how the fire originated.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-14
PHiLADELPHIA, Sept. 8.
The Balloon and Confagration at Vaus-
boU


Mr.. Michel having announced that be
would yesterday afternoon ascend in a
balloon from Vauxhall Garden, and
mounting to the height of 10000 feet,
would then descend with the parachute,
thousands of people assembled 10 the Vi
cinity, and on the tops Of the adjacent
houses, to witness the interesting spectacle.
Five or six hundred gentlemen purchased
tickets, and entered the garden, to see
the operation of Initiating the balloon. The
exertions OF Mr.. Michel and Mr.. Stanis.
las to prepare 10 time for the ascension
we're, from before two till near seven o.
clock, unremitting and extraordinary
and we did not hear gentleman 10 the
garden indulge in any abuse Of them for
indifference or negligence in their opera.
tions. They simply and generally ex-
pressed regret, that the initiation Of the
balloon was not commenced early enough
in the day to fill it sufficiently before
night. Those in VauxhaIl were the per.
SOUS who had most right particularly TO
censure the failure of Mr.. Michel they
alone paid any money but it seems that
they, almost alone, are the people who
have not joined in the clamor against
poor Michel.
A little before seven o'clock, the peo-
pie outside of the garden exhibiting strong
symptoms of impotence, and becoming
fearful that the near approach of night
would prevent him from fulfilling his en-.
sagement, Mr.. Michel, though the balloon
was not sufficiently filled with gas, deter
mined TO make the experiment. The
gondola or car and parachute were fixed
to the balloon Mr.. Michel entered, and
the balloon was let off amidst the reilera-
ted cheerings of the gentlemen in the gar
den. 1t soon appeared that il would not
go up with Mr.. Michel but before the
experiment was tried often enough to as
certain its practicability, and indeed be-
fore the gondola was attached TO the bal
loon, some worthless persons without the
garden began to throw stones among the
people inside, who were compelled in a
lew minutes to retreat, in order to avoid
being wounded or killed.
The balloon rose to the top Of the trees,
but was supposed to be struck by stone,
the gas poured out in stream, and the
balloon, after vascillating three or four
minutes, fell to the ground. The ruffiau
mob continued to throw stones, battered
down great part of the fence, rushed 10,
offered violence TO one or two persons,
destroyed the furniture and materials in
Mr.. Magner's bar rooms, tore the balloon
to pieces, demolished part Of the superb
pavilion ors temple, and then set fire to il.
The flames instantly extended to every
thing that was combustible, and by nioe
o'clock at night the garden appeared to be
in one general blaze, by which almost the
whole city was illuminated. The rioters
consisting Of not less than fifty or hum
dred persons, continued their violence,
many Of them deliberately drinking, to
stimulate as it were their valiant ferocity
towards the benches and other inanima!e
objects that came 10 their way. Several
persons we're very much bruised. The
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-08
Norfolk, Nay a.

No have been politely favored, by an
o.,semed commercial friend, with the fol-
wing notice of the state OF the markets a.
parmvds on,the 18th April. It's from .
source that may be much relied on.
wsoI,,nle Price, Current at St. Georges
Bermuda, April 18th.
Imports.-Flour, S. {. 9 dolls. a y 9o; rye
sorr 4 so 5 per Dbl. rice, 3 20 oo
nor 100 lbs. corn meal, 90 dolls. % per
nun, black eyed peas, coal 5oper bush.
bread, pilot, 7 dolls. 7 so per hbi' Navy w
bread a So a a IS per Dbl. pitch q dolls 20
"A So per Dbl. tar, dolls. turpent'ns' -
w O HID Slaves and heading 60 dolls
10 per 1900; R. o. HID. Slaves s. dolls a
20 per 1900 Cypress shingles, 3 dolls a .
nsr loco PIP. boards 50 dolls, 80 per
" W. P. boards 10 es per NJ; r. r.
scantling, 80 SO per NJ.
Expor,s.--Rum, jamaica 10 a 70 Gus.
nsr gallon do. WI 60 a 65; sugars !
dolls. a la per loo lbs. molasses, &C 40
cts. per gallon coffee, 26 a % cts, per TO-
n;mepto, i3 a Is per ID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-08
May 4
Public Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust from Da'
ID MEL Mcpherson and wife 10 the sub.
scriber to secure to the Mechanics Bank
of Alexandra the payment of debt due
from John Mcpherson and Son, will be
sold at public sale on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 10th day Of June next,
a certain tract of land, known by the name
Of ROUND-HlLL, in the county Of Fair
fax, lying on both sides of the Colchester
road, adjoining the lands OF George imp
lett, DR.. Richard Mason, and others, con-
tanning l64i acres, be the same more or
less. This land is handsomely situated,
and has lately received considerable i'm
provements. Few farms of its size IN the
county, perhaps. present higher induce
ments to a tasteful proprietor. =,
The terms are one-fourth cash, and the
remainder in three equal insialments at IL,
l8 and "a months, with interest from the
dav of sale. w. VEITCH, Trustee.
April q9 tbstutJ10