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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
VALUARLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale. his Farm situated
in MiddIetown, about one mile and halt from
ihc state house m Newport. Said Farm contains
ou, go acres Of land. with great quantity Of excel.
.ns fruit trees, Of all kndstosether with the build
s,gs thereon standing For osher informsiion in
1uire &c ALANSON PEckHAM
MiddIetown, Feb. n, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
TO BF. SOLD,

THAT pleasantly situated stand in South Ki1ge
tsws, consisting Of large two-s,ory dwelling
house, barn. crib and other out-bui'dings. with ~
bout so acres. q land. most of which 10 Of goa4
qualify, together With lanyard, shop. shed. sn1
bark house, all in pretty good repair. The sai4
farm is miles from the south ferry. on the poots]
road 10 New.London. Any person wishing toputs'
chase will do well to call and see said farm soon~t
20 those il viii recommeud its sisuation, and othee
sdysnsagcss For further particulars, apply 20 tho
subscriber. In Westerly. 5r PFf
Westerly, Sept. rs, 1914 AM
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
COTTON & WOOL CARDS,

N - t'1---I.-I- 'WNCfE sHIf . htf"" -
r. w. LAwTON, has constantly tor Sale, Cot.
Il Ton and Wool cards from the most approved
i.nrfactories, also. house Csr4s and c'othIers
fttxs Oct. ~
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

4 correspondent, who IS friendly 10 the
present internal Police Of the toyn, wishes us
to state That an application has been made 10
the selecunen for calling meeting 10 see if
he town viii repeal Or alter the ADDITIONAL
Bylaw against Forestallng' and that he
Selectmen have appointed TOMORROW AFTER
aooN at half past 9 O'Clock to give the petit
tioners hearing He thinks, therefore, that
all who are friendly to the present wholesome
and salutary laws will give their attendance
For the want Of room we are compelled to omit
last Thursday and Fridays journal of the pro-
ceedings Of the Legislature Of this Common
wealth. The house has passed vote refusing
TO receive any petitions after this day, and en-
joining all their committees to port soon as
may he-so that it is probable they will have q
recess in the course of next week
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

A / Court OF Probate he,dea a, the Probate
Off,e in yeburg within and for the Counrv
Of Oxford On The laa Wedresday Decem6c-.
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred aud
e'ghieen, ,-Oc the petition of Samuel Hearssy sa i.
ministrator of the estS'e CT Leonard Prock la,s
Of Buckheld IN said County. Yeoman. decea,ed
resresenting thar the personal esta Of said deces.
ed 10 not snfi lent 10 pay the us, debts which r.
wed al he time of hs dea bv the Gu = !, :
teven hundred fly one dollars aud Griy four cents
and praying or = license TO sell and convey 20
much Of The real estate of sal ieceated as vay Be
necessary for the payment Of said dehts and Ia
ciden,al charge. -OsDrsrD That the re:itioner
give noice 10 the heirs OF said dece4.ed and -
All persons ia,esested in faid essate by CAUSING
npy af this order % b. pusihed 10 he Porr,s 4
Cazerte. printed 10 Portland in the County III
Cumberland three weeks successivey. thar tbsy
may aopes al Probate Court 10 be he'd ;, ,ts
probate office IN Paris IN the county OF Oafo,d ca
he Monday nsrt preceding the littng of the CIR
cuis Court of Crusm IN Pleas in February rerf 3,
'cn of he clock n The fore room ana .he~ 81
It INV hey have Why the prayer cf SAID pet;sie
shoud not De granted. GET
JUDAH DANA, jig. sf .s:3 c.,
4 true Copy ef Record Atsegs
TIVE osco7s Register
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

THE fnsscriher offers for e. s'ea farm in M
hlcborouQh containing dxty Ex acres good
land part of il ualer good imnrovement with
we'll finished ow houfe and good barn TIE
large quantity Of wood and white oak timber on
this place readers il very valuable. Aifo two
farm. in The town of Jsferson both uneer. good
Improvement, ~th convenient hcnfes and harms
thereon ore of faid farms contains one hundr ed
ard fxsv feven aeres TIE other one hundred and
rer. both good land Thee farms will be Tod
very reafcuabie add or long credil de6fed
with coed lecuriiy Apply TO
srEfHgN COFFIN
New -Call!e, Feb. !, 1873.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09
l4nGtOmn md PhnSinLncn-

DOCTOR RAMsAYs courfe of Phy6oIory,
Medicine and Surgery, JaunacS Ga esassn. esg
dfr00sgratioz, will commence, on the beginning CT
April next, and terminate on the end of June--
The fecond course, will open, the beginning Of
Auguh, and close on the end of Oc,ober- Fees
for one cou-ie d so--Two cour,es D 50
DR.. Ramsay begs leave to notice, that the Au.
,nrnnaA lelons. fuiG his pubck engagsments-a
ter thar period private pupils only will be admit
ted at d 100 for ! 2 months
FFye6urg. Mal.lchulelts Jan. Gath, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

covers that although of opinion is tolerated
it will be combatted with The weapons of truth
step by step, even in rel otc a-o IS Of our new
settlements.-i 6ld.
The Virginia legis eI j to he -four
to one against Gen. Jacl 5 viii be the
severest blow 70 Col. a has had to
dread. In fact the clouc bout him Ia
such degree, that some friends ex-
press their fears, thathe .. q slow sick
ness and melancholy
.HlSsouri 7 arrj4rY.-Itis stated in The St
Louis Cazettc.n in an extract ofa letter dated Dec.
g. 'that from the first day Of October last to the
10th day of November, 1i,o76 souls, including
free persons and slaves crossed the arkansas riv-
err n order to settle in this Territory south ofthat
river and that it was reported and believed
great numbers were on their way to the same
place"
" More PirGcics' are often The FIRST words
that strike our eyes on opening paper. Could
not our s'growing navy'' be well employed ia sup
pressing these pirates, with which the ocean now
swarms /? s>
A tax of 900 dollars IS laid on the Branch
of the United States Bank at Fayetteville
Accounts from, the west. state. that General
Ripley is concentrating a considerable military
force at Baton Rogue, to ascend Red River, and
then to proceed and ocCupy.the country in dis
pute between the Sabine and Rio del Norte.
Poris, Dec 3-The Dixie Of Wellington
isnow iield-marshal Of Austria, Russia and Prus-
sia, his Trusian majesty having recently confer
rcd this rank upon him. and sent the brevet TO
him by his aid-de-camp count de Massow.
The French court went into mourning for
2i days for the Queen Of England.
i. An inhabitant of Sierra Leone writes, that
the English colony will with difficulty prosper
because the climate is 50 fatal to Europeans /;
out Of twenty who arrive, eighteen die
On the cd Ut. the King of Fear present
ed the Duke of Wellington a 81 RS diamond
cross. valued at 100000 francs lie Duke din
ed with the Kiag next day, and wore his cross
The King also presented count Woronzof with a
very handsome snuff box, enriched with diamonds
The Prince Regent has been in = low ner
vous state ever since the death ofthe Queen.
The Treasurer Of tie .8merican Bible Society
acknowledges the receipt. ia the month of Janu-
ary last. of the sum OF S.30C8 55-~fve hundred
of which was 70 constitute clergymen and Others
members for life.
During the same period the Treasurer Of the
.4,nerican Educot'oo SOCIETY Acknowledges the
receipt of {. .2248 so, besidrs number Of articles
of clothing to the value Of S.'e5 ~.
The Treasurer ftse Maine Branch -of fhs a
q,,prican Ed,catao1 Society acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the following sums, viz
From 90 annual subscribers, SO 90
DONATIONS.
From Ladies of the Second, Parish in Port
land, to constitute the Rev. EDWARD
PAYsoN member Cor life, .5
BY the Row Benz. Tappan, of Augusta,
from a Lady,
From do. 250
From Or. Barker, 2-----7 -
From an unknown Female Friend, the a
walls of her own industry, for the per-
manent fund, by the Rev. Mr.. Cogs-
well, 1O'
Portland. Jan. 81. 1873 90
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09
N1OTIC u

THE snhscriber inf, ~. the pubic th.t h
has dissolved rar'n r Rio ut'h NJ yViNi,m
WoIco, AND shat he has tsken the 5 and a.
the 20 lei of ptessan' Pond here'of0re r,prov-
ed by dem rrhere te csrries en-
THE C0thiag Business,
with nes ness and DIES. stch---,ITAli kinds Of
produce fskeo n payment for dressing Cloth.
Raymond Feb. 9. JOSHUA PERRY.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09
GAZETTE 81 81: fyra,.
PORT or PORTLAND.

= DItI Vt q OJtI 1t VIZ
Fn'roncrs and cledrrnccs al ne Custom-!!onse.
ARRfvALs t.*
Feb 4. ar. soop Venus, Prince, from St. John.
with pIaster-hrig Fame, Gardiner, from Point
Peter, with molasses-schr. Independence. Tarr,
from st. Andrews. with plaster-6, sloop Olive,
Drnkwater, from St. John, for Porsmooth. with
plaster and grindstones-bcat Lady. Barbr}ct,
from Lubeck, with erndstones--8. schr. Enter
prize, Gordon, from Halifax, ie ballast
CLEhRANrEs.
Toreign-Feb. Q. schr. Rob Roy Pool, FIR ST.
Johu--G sloop Huntress, Morton. for ST. John.
Coqdaoise-tsb. g schr. Eight Sisters, Baker
fJr Bath. #
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

rere less barharo0s IN theirmode ofwar-
a'aes IN tl,e hostile L,flans. Had the fortune
80 ,et General jackson into the power Of the
ear Il" of Pensacola, ii would have been
.ht very unjust and cruel and iniquitous in
3 : nverour to have hanged or shot General
"a .vith or without tie forna!itics ofa court.
I'm aud assigned as a reason for such pro-
that General Jackson was in alliance
fs,es' 81 ssvaees who huthcher or burn their cap
~ AID vet, says certain vulgar but pithy
'' ,.s I'll i poor rule which willnot work
<asse Ter. lat.
SALEM FEn. 3, 1919.
..nt fortnight in December there was
q Se;ohing at the northward Of us, down e
,sre Il far a. Topsfald hill; but we have had
7e'r ,nd very little snow. The most Of Janu-
f4sd IN u fiji in February has afforded us the
y! 81 temrerature Of spring, without its ohills /;
3 'p nc, 1 extracted from the ground, the ways
~ .attled. the travelling is good, and farmers
~ .s haen plougbing their fields; 50 that, what
- ssverity ofcold, or violent tempest, are still
f's' .,a we promise ourselves but short win
ssf.
said the severity Of the Winter has been
~ santh. and the wild geese, not cons ultin !:
u q slsansc. but deluded by the weather, were
..s1raay seen ia Aocks returning towards their
'-.sner residence in the North.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

IN TTallowoll. Mr.. James Atkins, aged SIS. =
Mr.. Thomas Lal1eman, aged ST.
In Falmouth. on the Ath inst. David M'Gregore
son of Mr.. Jonathan Bpterfeld, aged 10 wears.
In this town, yesterday, Miss Mary Ilsley, late
Of Newbury, aged =.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

II IS hinted thai a College IS about 10 be es-
tablished in Kentucky, with opposite views, as
respects Theological points, from the Transyl-
ania University, over Which Mr.. Holley is
placed. Such an object is laudable. and dis
covers that although error of opinion is tolerated
it will be combatted with The weapons Of truth,
step by step, even in rel otc IS Of our new
settlements.-I lid.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

SOLOMON HARTFORD adhiniarator OF lhs
: eliale of Solomon Hartford, late cf Scarboro'.
deceaied gives notice 10 the heirs and creditors OF
isic deceaed's eGia,e that he has removed from
Freeport 20 Scarborough. and requsfs all perions
who are indebted make immediate Taymen:
and thcie who have an7 demands thereon 10 ex-
tibits he fame for Cette1nent 10 him at Ecsrao
rough.
Scarborough, Feb. S. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

N. 4R RED

IN WaterviIle, Mr.. lothian II. stacllpoie, 70
Miss ersan Getchen.
In winslow. g. 5 Davies, Esq. Of Sidney, 70
Miss Maliuda Smith.
At suukhaze, Mr.. Isaac P. Haynes, to Miss
Mary Harthorn.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

TIE Members Of The PAAI DEUWkYE
SOCIETY,". are requested /, assemble Gt ht
= RECESS" on He5te>dsy, he 1919 ,ast. al
seren o'clock, p. N rbea an .1ddre8S moy b
ecPecte7. from one n he members
057 4 general attendance Is reGresfe@, rs bu
siness of'mportancc 20W cone bctore the Sccley.
Perorder eftke FRrsl DENT,
AND SCOTT, JUN, Secretary.
Vori}a.,I Feb o. 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09
T. p - "a % - Sa Va ~ yA TA "a VA EA Va "a Y
&c A WORD IN SEASON."

va = - "A
+ U A " NORD In SEASON. =
y s-- -
4 Just Published .
a AMI for S.Ia II the Roo.storas of VIM q
4 TnI i ,,|;. ,a,,.,. II tTaan.IT,.4, :, 4
o Bath, Q
q A NEW WORK entitled A " ord ii seas
q n son in behaf of The 4
HOLY SCRIPTURES a
> To,vb;ch ;s rrc6xpd 4 Py;cf Ppnlv 70 theSs
y /" ORSFRyATINNs, or FrisnI F3w,Rn .
d Cow - '''' - 4
a nv AcAp,Nn D
4 - ,a,.a,1 - c.,4.,r, "A
a - - = f :" : - I.
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e1os t:,t '',,s ~ es1g %pg = ' J.
q Er"N' .t'.' rt.e '.D3 4fF Z - M 8
q ",,"9J !, Il 0f'-'N - s0''' ~ ~ o
~ ' ,, .
Price 10 cents in'i ho'Ind--0s& cents N eosrds' y
= TARIE OF CONTENTS. y
y P,pTI-A yindicaticn of.s Two Sermons on :
s. Christian Feilow.ap, in reply 10 the 4 Ob.p
q servationsv If Edward Cobb s
mCbsc / Miscellaneous remarks on the ohser d
= va,ione. =
g.Chap. @ OF some things deemed worthy Of an.s
v rotation g. imitation in the Society Of Fnepae%%
Trhor q or those institutions ..bi.b a. .
( Tt;on1. ra;oc, "'S' '"'''''''"' "i'o" ~ I
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09
Brandy, Gin, sc.

DfuHuV, otN3 - -
g Pipes Cognac, Marseilles, and Barcelona
2 BRANDY
8 do. Hollands GIN
| hid American do.
10 chests Young Hyson, Hyson rgNE A @
Skin ard Souchong
90 kegs Fig TOBACCO
bags Calcutta white SUGAR
10 boxes Philadelphia STARCH
or. casks Sicily Madara WINE
Dbl. s half bbls. Rose CORDIAL
% 3 5sif g. e1eA'} ao' Lisbon WINE.
or. casks Malaga do.
90 3 Sss. ss!, and Ground Ginger.
90 halfbo5s; q q ) 6 Oy 9, BY 9, and} GLASS.
Boxes and half boxes Bakers No. Chocolate
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, JUN'Rs.
Commits Store, No. 10, Long Vharf.
Feb. u.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09
---0*@--

4 correspondent al Washington, has fur
a'shed us with Tie follow ing statement Of The
annual amount Of or Exports Of Domestic
ffoiooe and Manufacture, since the year
i5o2 1T shews how much our Commerce.
seile'ed under The operation Of the Restrictive
Nsiem and tie War--and also how rapidly
sar wealth aud resources are increasing.
. Na'Sment of Domestic EGports.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

The following rar @anh is from a late Ralti-
moro Gazette Had us influence heen confined
to that atmosphere should probaby never
have noticed it-hut as II was transplanted into
tie editorial department oflast Tuesdays Boston
Gazette we designed to accompany it with such
remarks as would counteract its hanefIl infu-
encc-but correspondent has saved u hat
trouble.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

VIII nothing satisfy the cravings OF Mr..
hrss nav but the Gubernatorial chair (!
Can't he name something which he will con-
ssrtt to receive as 4 substitute, and thus per-
.n the District Of Mline 70 rest 10 peace a
Tile longer
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-09

!. SEPARATION,
or Office Seekers at heir dirty work again
Es.roct 9f letter from Boston, reeeivcd IN
this ro7cR.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02
District Of Columbia.
Countuof Alernndria {

Countyof alexandria 10 ait.
an the petition of EPHRAIM GILMAN,
" an insolvent debtor, confined in the
Jail of Alexandria county, for debt: No
tice is hereby given tothe creditors of the
said Ephraim Gilman, that on the first
Monday in September next, at nine
O'Clock. A. NJ. at the courthouse of said
county, the oath prescribed by an act of
Congress of the United States, entitled ian
act for the relief of lnsovent debtors in the
district of Columbia" will be administer.
ed to the said insolvent, and trustee APP
pointed. unless sufficient cause to the con-
trary be then and there shown. Ordered,
that this notice be published in every pa
per published in Alexandria before that
day By order of the Hon. William
Cranch, chief judge Of the United States
Circuit Court for the District OF Columbia.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, &C.
august % DIT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02
District Of Columbia.
Counfu OF .AIer0ndria 10 7r

County Of .Aier0ndrid, 10 seit. !,
ON the petition Of WILLIAM GARNER,
~ an insolvent debtor, confined in the
Jail of AIexandria county, for debt No.
tice is hereby given to the creditors If he
said William Garner, that on the first Mon-
day in September next. al nine o'clo, K,
N. at the court house of said county. the
oath prescribed by an ACT OF Congress Of
the United States, entitled s. an act for
the relief of ;nsolyent debtors in the dis
trict OF Columbia" will be administered
to the said insolyent, and trustee appriht.
ed, unless sufficient cause 10 the co. .ary
be then anfsfhere shown. Ordered. nat
this notice be published twice week Tor
two weeks in both newspapers before
that ay.-By order Of the Hon W liam
Cranch, Chief judge of the United Sites
Circuit Court OF lie District of Co'umtis.
Teste, EDMUND l. LEE, G.. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02
District of Columbia,
Co,o,fu of 3Jerondr;a 70 %,

County of .alerandria, to zait.
ON the petition of ROBERT Gaay,
" an insdvent debtor, confined in. tie
Jail of Alexandria county, for debt: No
lice is hereby given TO the creditors Of the
said Robert Gray, that on the FIRST Mon
day in Septembernext, at nine o'clock, AN
at the court house of said county, the oath
prescribed by an act of Congress VI the
United States, entitled san act for the
relief of insolyent debtors in the district OF
Columbia" will he administered to the
said ;nsnlveat, and trustee appointed,
unless efficient cause to the contrary be
then and there shown Ordered, that this
notice he published twice week for two
weeks in both papers, before that day
Bv order of the Hon William Cranch
ehiet Judge Of the United States Circuit
Court for the District of Columbia.
EDMUND l. LEE, G.. G..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02
For Sale or Barter.

g A we'll improved FARM, in
Nr Fairfax county, containing about
~ $50 acres, on which is a good
~. dwelling house, kitchen. barn, sta
bles, blacksmith's shop and house, &c. &c.
two Young thriving orchards, one of ap-
pies, the other of peaches, and excellent
water. As i. is expected any one DESTROYS
to bargain will wish to see il first, further
q, scrption ia deemed unnecessary. Lands
in Kentucky and Tennessee will be taken
in exchange for the above. Application
to Re made by the first or middle of Sep
TENDER, by letter or otherwise, to
EBW. l.. BLACKBURN.
Near Fairfax Court House, or
ISAAC KEEL, Alexandria.
August 81 If
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Was Committed,

ITO my custody, on the Isl July, Ne
! GRO BOY. about Ia gears OF age,
A feet 10 inches high, who calls himself
FRANK BULLEN (; had on when COM
mitttd, an old Osnabprgh shirt, and pair
OF old blue and white cotton trousers {;
says he was purchased by Mr.. Lock, of the
CITY of Washington, from Mr.. John
Weightman. The owner is hereby re-
queslei to come feru ard, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away or he
will be sold for his prison fees, as the law
directs GEO. II. LANHAM,
4 Sheriff of Prince Georges county, Nd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02

din The South Seas, in the room of Com
aodore Bewles, who, owing TO i'll health
-. requested to be recalled. Sir Thomas
II, hoist his flag in line of battle ship,
.rl fave Captain under him. II is sup
oo<ed the Vengeur. ~, which has been or
I'D TO Portsmouth from Leith, is inten-
I'D for tie service, with the Owen Glen
I,,rar
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02
Fat Cattle for Sale.

INHE subscriber, living six miles above
Il Middlelurg, on The paved road
leading TO Alexandria, has for sale up.
wards Of 100 head of as fat cattle as can be
produced in Virginia as there is a COM
plant of hard tunes, he will give a lew
months credit 10 man Of responsibility.
august 10 JOHN GARTER
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American STATE Papers,

IN TWELVE VOLUMES 8vo.
Published under hc patronage Of Congress.
TNHE subscribers to hi, important ma
4 tional work. in the state of Virginia,
are informed, that it viii be delivered in the
different counties, in the course of the pre-
sent season.
The publisher INDUCES the hope that the
same liberal motives that induced the very
generous patronage which this work has
received in Virginia, will prompt the in
dividua subscribers TO afford every taci-
lily in their power, to the ready collection
oil the amount due on each subscription.
THOMAS B. WAIT.
Rocfon Auousf "a
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10 Rent,

fA A commodious three story brick
ErT dwelling house on Westinghouse.
Essi lately occupied by Mr.. John Jack.
A--.ss.t son. ALSO,
A small frame house, on Fartax-strce
between King and Prince streets. In my
absence, application may be made to r,
Veltch. JOHN LLOYD,
july e d3ttu,hs,f
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Patton & Butcher

Having purchased a part of the car,
~ goof Swedish IRON, per the brig
Dove, otter The same for sale. II consists
OF Wasou tire, inches wide. 1-25.834
ana rs and inch thick also, II and Il
wide by 3-8 inch thick, suitable for chair
tire, all well drawn and excellent qualities.
mo. oelb. diwm&w2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02
N Office.

TIME undersigned being onxipus to close
y their business, and believing that no.
thing short of a determination MT to prose-
cutelit for the present. will enable them
to feet so desirable an event, respectful,
~ andearnestIy solicit all those who are
indebted TO them, TO make immediate pay
ment, in order 10 enable them 20 meet
more promptly the demands of those to
whom they are indebted.
r. y J. VAUDEVILLE.
august I8 dit
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I SAFES AT Al CTHN.
Valuable Land. FOR Sale.

EURSUANT,to decree Of the Sure.
riep Court q Charnery Tor The GiStiict
OF Fredericksburg. in Virginia, The Under
signed commissioners viii proceed Is sell.
al pubic auction, upon a credit 81 one,
two, AMI three Years. al Mode burg, in
tie county OF Ioudon. On Z thursday line
10th DAY OF November ntA,.
1000 Heres Of Land,
lying in the neighborhord OF MidcIehurg:
The whole and is of that quality ie,med
plaster land. and susceptible Of hie I'M
Prosenenthy t:,e use of it. The WHOM
will Re laid OUT into small tracts, III tom
two to three lundred acres each, and sold
IN separate tracts t. suit purchasers. The
whole is well wsteled, and no country is
more healthy. Captain Pickett, who lives
near the land. anu who is employed 10
make survey OF il !; and Mr.. Sommers.
VIII" is the agent for the collection of tile
rents, will shew the land TO those who
may DE inclined to purchase. Bond and
security, and a deed of trust upon each
tract, will be required>of Tie purchaser.
JOHN LINTON,
JOHN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRISON.
augus eos f.
" The editors of The papers published
in A!exsndria, Leeshurg. and Winchester.
VIII publish the above until the, day Of
sale. and. send their bills to P. Harrison.
al Fredericksburg, for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02

Bank Notes or Exchange,
On N. = S. Carolina i Georgia,
LNOR an amount not excee ling 900
Il dollars, will be purchased at a reasona-
BILE discount, by
august SO JOHN HI. LADD g. co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-02
Ia hent

With The exception Of Tee Rdoans)
f-as That three story brick house si-
HTT tuated on the north side OF Prince
Esss street. between Fairfax ard hoya
ssls.'s'. streets. an nearly opposite the
store of Mordeica Miller The paE now
offered for rent consists Of four good rocns,
besides an underground kitchen aRd well
finished garret 1t will be rented on very
moderate terms, and possession given i'm
mediately. Apply TO the subscriber, at
the bank of Alexandria.
r. c. NORTON.
july 9 thtf