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LYNCIIBuRG. MARCH, 80. Iasl.
GEN JACKSON.

Surely ~ nan hid eter greater reason
n eXciaim d" Save me from my friends, ~
had mnrc cau-c 10 reJulce that his enemies
had written houk ''fban Gen. Jackson,
lis friends ID Harrisburg and Bfrdericks
burg, not satisfied with thu military laurrls
which deck the brow of the hero not
wiling that he should alour be arkpa"
ledgrd - first III Wara--clalm for hlrn
the civic Crown, aud contend with y al
propoffipnate 10 The difficulty Of thu Ia Is,
int hc#is pre-emiuo nj ~ j statesman, aud
that IL Is equal, II not superior, Ia any
oae nf his competitors IN all The essential
qualifications which "cuablc u man 10 pur-
sae the great interests OF great nation "
Are you, gentlemen. 50 hltlc acquainted
with the history of your idol rs lo believe
yourselscsS Or do you think the people
such miserable dodls thH the error viii
escape detection We profess ourselves
admirers of Gen. jackson, bat we arr not
hlind tolhis impcrleelions lfwe were asked
IL puint out the monuments of his genius,
we could nnl, revert Ia his military ach,cv-
menis. We know af no ert in which he
las displayed brilliant qualifications ~ a
statesman. Even his pancgyflsts content
themselves with Offering ~ evidence of
lis tNttusiNt pdiltd kneNfugt, the
who'll tenor al a long lfe"--n hich is tan
tsn"A9t 10 declaration of their inability
10 point ont a particular instance in which
~ shone forth. Gfn. Jaekson needs not
This Fictitious holstcrlng. Though unequal
f. some ef the other capdldates---to one Of
them al tast--ln point OF talents, he Is vet
perfectly competent Ia discharge the du
les which would d,yoisr upon him
While his friends ARE thus dong him Sc
riaus INJURY, by in,lituting comparisons
which must result io h,s disadvantage, his
enemies are advancing hi interests by rem
drrlug II difficult 10 decide whether they
7 yrrr or detcsi him most whether he
should be honor, Il al iuoiunatu4 or cxrcrat
edas Catlue. It's rudy amu.lng q See how
they "whip the devil round the stump"
aid, while they knock him down with one
hand, help hln, mp with the Other. This It
il to-get ones n1Ine up MIR Crawford,
aud Mr.. Adams are bastinadoed without
mercy--no doHceur Is administered to hem
---as the vulgar saying Is, lhry must grIu
aud vndurc 1T Bal when Jacksnn's turn
comes, there are such "huncy'd accents"
usrd--s0 much sweet mixed with the acid
that the general must really laugh Ia his
sle''" at the naBnaninlty of his casfiga
tors
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THURSDAY, MARCH Is.
IN SENATE.

On motion of Mr.. lIaync, the various
joint resolutions proposing amendments to
the Constitutions of the United States, in
relation TO the Election of President and
Vice President. were taken up for conside-
ration. Mr.. Mills moved that the further
consideration of these resolutions be inde
fattely postponed. He said he was induced
To make this motion, from a full conviction
that the subject could not be acted upon at
the present session of Congress, and that,
therefore, il would be useless To consume
time in the discussion. Mr.. Branch OPP,
posed the indefinite Pastponement, and
called for the Yeas and Nays ON the ques-
ton.
A discussion of considerable length was
here commenced, which from the unexpee
ted turn ittook, from its involSin. the pro-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30

---=---" Ihfre are more things
. In Heaven aud Earth, Ho,diio, han are
drtHmt II
In oiU phaosophy g" [namict
Below viii he found an account Of an
astonishing miracle, mhlch has been recent
" pcl formed hS Prince IiubeBlohe. OF
4 rf1aGy, on thu person Ut Mrs. Mating
l.y. sister Of the MAYOR of Washington
city. SONY persons ridiruc al belief in
tn efficacy al The Princes pr v.rs. and
attribute The facts OF tie many cures which
nave been effected through his agency IA
IN circumstance, that IN most of the ca
So, Iuderd IN nearly al OF them, the,
~ re- performed On persons Nhose com.
p ms were 81 nervous description, and
- we're consedlrn.ly more easily drlud.
ei lite a supPositlon that their relief WAS
attributable IL Il cause IN which their pre-
disposltlsn IN c"nfde was sufficient OF It.
sell Ia rlc@. Thls certainly Is strangc
hypothesis: almost as strange ~ the fact
wtirh II IS employed IN overthrow not
A. much iuitsodf ia in the extent 10 which
II ~ carried. Bnt every straw is eagerly
rrasprd AT, and correctly cuoagh too, to
dlsspate assumptions which have then
base Ia apparent superstition. For our
own parts, We knnW not what 10 think of
IN, r,,tf,, fTh,t H., -, -. - ~
std !. ;n..,',,..,,..';,I, ,. ''' 49, :.
.a,''Ii, ,, ,'''o j." anu !, J.
for on rational aud philosophical princi
- "''' - ~ ~ Sa1''"n 'he III DRY
''','''' ''. we naa II
''''' - ''''' ''"' w. oo'n "' inc ud'ln
ia a. NV ''"'' or PROOF MAT III
@,' '''''' rs W., Nv" l.'u'ae' IA az "l
s''e ~ ''',.''' II .'''
VI, 10y " 10 was cured "'I ooi hna f'I'r'
- ''' n'7, '''5'''es',, >" ii ne ii9hrn
~ "''' ''' 'i"" W IN k'all"u
va, '''' : ,''s'N,, a',n ''''i 'ha i'"p' were
~ ''' NY hes' I'.n ca IN another m
s"'Gc' "n'n i c",'a "a, was cured "Nr could
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From the Fredericksburg Herald, March 90
MIR ADAMS.

From The fredericksburg Herald, March 90
MIR. ADAMS.
We are requested by member of the
late mesting, friendly 10 the election Of
Mr Adams, TO state, which, from the att
thoriiy shown US, we do, explicitly, and
without rqnsocation, that, upon the sub
i,-ct Of the proposed restriction upon the
state of Missouri, in relation 10 the intro
dnction of slaves within her territory, en-
drayored to be imposed upon her by Con
gross, Mr.. .fdams's opinion teas dHtcity
cdUerse 10 The proposed measure Of restric-
ton, on The ground Of ITS Being repugnant
10 the constitution Of The United States and
the Louisiana Conrention-And this stale
ment IS made for the purpose of meeting
and correcting an erroneous impression
and report now in circulation through Vir-
siuia, calculated to wrong and iujnre him
with the people that has opinion and piSh
rs trere Jarorabie TO the imposition IF the
proposed restriction.
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soa not h. oInaa'.t afen b. M inaa-
rnsr of the Imagination.
The Lad, 90 "il"m tbs modern miracle
is ascrted Ia have been performed, resides
acar my lodgings. some t"rtlff inteh-
gcnce wlll probably be obtained to.morio"
respecting this marvellous event. Our fea-
dcrs are let 10 make their 0nn comments.
'Illat the .clrculusla"c,.s are actually udifd-
ted as they were related 10 rs, have the
testimony at two Iarlnbers of ConSress,
aud another intelligent and credible VT
ness.
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TIE NIRGINIAN.
PusrNp AND rUBLIsHEpas
RICH ARD H. TOLEK Il JOHN Il COLIN,
Publishers oCtht Bases Of ht UH,oa.

n The Semi-Weekly Paper, II 81, and the
N-ekly Paper, al - per annuin, payable IA
adYnaee.--Ne subscription will be received ier
a fess time than so naHihs, and no paper vii
b. discontinued tfut At the discretion al the
Yditu,.l uniii all atrearages are paid.
~ Adsrstisenit as vii be inserted nj %
se .its per square (of .o-~5 the 6rst lime, aud
s. - vents Tor each continuance. Those
from distance mnst be paid tor previous ~
their insertion, or he payment assumed by
some responsible person IA Lynehlmrg
IL Chaaeery Orders are inserted Tor ia
dollars
II All lctters addressed 10 the Editors must
b. rosI RAN, or they viii not be attended 10
IANIlIRIRG AIAliItu IL Iagl
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Eighteenth Congress.
From he National HitHtgenfer.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, le2i.
IN SENATE.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

The unfinished BUSINESS OF yesterday,
brng the consideration Of the bill " to abo-
Iish imprisonment for debit WAS resumed,
in committee Of the Whole, Mr.. smith IN
the chair.
Thc bil after being amended, was re-
ported 10 the Senate, and, WAS postponed
iI Friday next, aud made the order Of that
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30
FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
IN SENATE

The unfinished business of Yesterday,
being The consideration of the several reso
lniions proposing amendments to the con
stltntlon, ln-reldtlun to the election of Pre-
sldcnt aud Wee President, was again ia
ken up. Nr. Lanman in the chair The
question being upon Mr.. Mills motion to
postpone the "hoe subject indefmtely, the
debate of yesterday involving the same
topic as stated in our report of that DAYS
proceedings. was renew ed, and continued
till 1 o'clock-when, without taking the
question,
The Senate adjourned till Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
REV lSION OF THE TARIFF.
On motion Of Mr.. Tod, the House
again went into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, IMr. Condict in
the chalr, on the bill for amending the acts
laying duties on imports.
The question still being on Mr. NcKim's
motion To strike out the l77th line of the
bill, " On talIow, fonr cents per pound :"
Considerable debate took place, when
the question WAS taken on striking out the
duty, and toSt-Ayrs -, Noes 81.
The House adjourned.
go
The Money Dcgrand's Boston
Weekly Report, of the 3th, reports ofthe
demand of money as follows " Money is
abundant, and, with Stock as collateral Sc
curity, may be had at ) per centum."
."eAe,.-
On the accession ofthe.Fox ministry in
1906, DIR. -, a physician, applied to
the new Chancellor for his patronagp.-
=" My dear Sir" said the chancellor. .'yonr
profession puts it ont of my power 10 assist
you. cannot make patients for you.--
Will you try the Church Z" The Church
was tried, and the Doctor was indicted
'uto valuable Keutish living. On his
story's being told" Why" said j,
the barrister, "the change after all was mot
extreme he only left the Mortcr for The
Canon"
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JACKSON MEETING.

At an adjourned meeting of the citizens
of Fredericksburg, friendly to the election
of Gen. Andrew Jackson for the next Pre-
sidrncy, on Wednesday evening the 18th
Al N
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30

II CompariSon,-A writer in New 1rk
paper, speaking of the insufficient maritr
10 winch the street lamps were liz htrd, ~ q
-" I've and twenty full grown lgrtaloG
nues would have stared them al OIL a.,
countenanct,"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
School Notice.

vNHE subscriber tenders bis services as
l. TEACHER, TO his friends and the
public, and promises a faithful discharge
OF bis duty IN attending 10 The morals T. Ii
terary advancement OF his pupils. He al
SO tenders bis thanks TO those who have
been pleased to patronise his school. and
fatters himself that the progress made by
the pupils committed to bis care. may me-
rit a continuance OF The confidence repos-
ed in bin. Should early application be
made, he will prepare himself to receive.
as boarders, ten pupils, to be- instructed
in the Greek and Latin languages; which,
with seven or eight scholars from the
neighborhood Of the school, will consii.
tule the whole number intended to be adj
mitted.
The terms are ITO dollars per annum ;
or, if bed be furnished, loo dollars, tor
board and tuitivn. Quarterly payments
will be expected in advance. n.
As it respects health, there is, perhaps,
no situation in the county more eligible
for a school. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Naujemoy, Charles county. Md.
ian q IF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
CAUTION.

The public were some time ago advis.
Ell, that a MAD Doc, at the toll house, on
Four Mile Creek, had bitten several ami
mails Al the same place. Some OF these
have since taken the h~ydrophObia, and
died but the thoughlless ,emeri,y OF
the owner still projects three or four dogs
which were bitten; and thus continues to
hold 10 suspense the peace Of the neigbor-
hood, and the safety Of passengers. CD
veta uon,i,. Communicated.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
THE SERMON

Intended to have been delivered on Sun.
day evening last. by the Rev, ELIAS HAR-
s,soN, was postponed, in consequence oil
the inclenency Of The weather; but may
be expected on Sunday svening ne1t, The
ist Of February, at early candle light. in
the First Presbyterian Church, when a
collection will be made to augment the
exhausted funds of the Onesimus Society.
By order OF the Society.
ELIZABETH HARRISON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
NEWS FROM

NOBLE, Dec Sl.-We are indebted
10 a friend from Pensacola, (wbo left there
On Sunday, for the followin information.
He states that Governor Duval had arriv.
ed, accompanied by two Chiefs OF the
Lower Greek or Seminole nation, (Blount
and Cochrane,) who states that he passed
through Talabee, and held = conversation
with Nehemaltha, the Chief, and was in
formed by him that it was with difficulty
that he could { restrain bis young men,
Some sslrsges had already been commit
ted on the settlers in the vicinity OF Fort
St. Marks, which fort bad been abandon.
ed by the United States troops by order Of
Government, leaving only the suffers
house Inhabited, in consequence OF which,
the Governor had made q requisition upon
Col. Brook. comm Andiug at Pensacola, for
at least one company Of infantry, to be
dispatched forthwith 10 St. Marks, (the ar.
iillery having been previously ordered TO
Norfolk which the Col. could not COM
DIV with, four companies Of bis force hav
ing beer osdered.to Tampa Bay, leaving
but 81 men,, l9 Of whom were prisoners
Thus it seems that our wbole coast OF
Louisiana. Mississippi, Alabama, West
and a part OF East Florida, from the Sa-
Sine TO the ,Iauorits Td'npa usiderness, is
10 be garisooed by eighteen e I! and
perhaps a hasdfsl more in Loulsiana.-
Strange policy this.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
To Let,

- A convenient two story brick
@d~eIling house 90 Duke-st, one
fins! door west OF Pa~trick-street Also,
As comfortable frame tenement on
P~strIck-street, near the corner oil Duke
Also, about l2 acres of land, now inclosed,
with a small frame building thereon, hand.
somely situated on the Leesburg road, a.
bout ID miles from Alexandria. The rents
OF the above property will be made low to
good tenants. For terms apply TO
Jan 10 If w. D. MUTT 4 Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
Splendid Furniture. &c,

OPleHuld urnlCure, ere.
TINE subscribers have new on band and
l. will continue to manufacture at their
gsre-room, on King street,. next. door 10
the corner OF Alfred street, the greatest
variety of the most
Fashionable = Durable Far.
niture,
made in a very superior style, BY work.
men of the best skill and experience
They have spared no exertion or pains 10
bring their business 10 the highest state of
improvement, and they fatier themselves
that the furniture they now offer is equal
to any exhibited in any OF the principal
cities in the union. They will dispose OF
the above on the most favorable terms for
cash, to punctual men or in barter. They
keep for retail mahogany and other mate.
rails used by cabinet-makers, which they
offer at the lowest prices. Orders pIne,u-
ally attended 10,
JOHN S. KOONES& Co.
P. S. FUNERALS undertaken at prices
commensurate with the present times.
jan 8 s3m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
ALTERED

The Gazette OF last evening cautions
the puU!.e against the receipt OF fue DOL
lar notes OF the Bank oil Baltimore altered
10 len, Of the emission oil june "a, Is I8-
an observant eye will soon detect the
fraud. The figures 70 on either side Of
the arms on the top OF the altered bill. are
without the proportion and completion Of
the genuine tens. But. Ana.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
Mechanic Relief Society.

4 STATED quarterly meeting OF the
"A Mechanic Relief Society will be
held at the Town Hall on Wednesday E.
yening next al six o'clock.
The Trustees are requested to meet at
the same hour and place THIS EVEN.
ING. BY order Of the President.
JOHN CORSE. sec'y.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
London Blue Cloths.

THE subscribers have just received a
Il few pieces Of very superior London
blue cloths, and a neat selection Of fancy
articles, which with their former stock
will be put very low to their customers.
JAS. G. & r. BARRY,
Cheap Cash Store. corner Of KING & Fair
fax streets. If ian 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
Jacob Hoffman
NOTIFIES the public that he i, now
~ ready to receive
PORK

at his smoke house, on Westinghouse.
on the terms heretofore published. The
owner is required TO have it we'll hung
with strong twine, rope yarn is the safest.
At the factory, on Prince street, for
sale beee, fresh and salt pork, bacon.
tongues, offal, lard 10 stone Jars from 2
to Is lbs; in bladdeIs from g to 5 lbs; in
kegs from s. to Is gallons. The stone
jars are fitted with a wooden lid an d tight;
when empty, will be received back clean,
at the price charged for them; which will
enable families to keep the lard fresh,
being excluded from air.
jan 81 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
Indian Queen Tarern,.

The conveniences OF this house as Ia.
vern, are such, as 10 render any detail of
them unnecessary; being situated on King
st. where all travellers NEST usually put up.
The house and stables are in the best
repair, and ready tor the reception Of a
tenant. Possession will be given CD the
lst.hof March next, and the rent will be
suitable 10 the state Of the times. Apply TO
jan q CATHARINE McREA.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31

e- We are authorized TO announce to
the voters of Fairfax county, tina: JOHN
MOORE, esq. 10 a candidate TO represent
them 10 the next General Assembly.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
PERICLEAN SOCIETY.

0OCIEl i.
THE following question will be dis.
i CO ed by The Pssic'eon Society, at
the TO w HALL, IN Saturday evening,
Jan. 80. !8s4:
Was .ashen. or Sparta, tt. most il4,lriI.
Gus Republic?
Thr price OF admission will be Is cents;
the funds so collected, 10 be exclusively
appropriated 10 the cause Of the Greeks.
Ticke.s TO be bad at Cege,t's hotel, and
at the door OF the Town Hall, on the eve.
ming Of the discussion. Debate 10 CON.
mence al 2 o'clock precisely. The ,at,en-
ton Of the ladies and gentlemen will be
duly appreciated.
WILLIAM A. McREA. aec,Y.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars Reward.
d UNAWAY on the night. Of the 7tb
IL inst. from on board Of my schooner
at Alexandra, a black man named
JOHN.
He is between Ell and e years Of age; is
very black; about FIVE feet four inches
high he has a scar on one OF bis eye
lids supposed to be the right one. He
has been employed as band on board OF
a vessel in the Potomac RIVER and the Bay
for The last FIVE or six years; and it is pro.
bable be has gone Of 10 some vessel csea
or on board Of some n from the Eastern
Shore OF Maryland. ! will give the above
reward Tor John if taken and secured Oul
Of the state of Virginia or the District Of
Columbia. o that ] can obtain him; or
twenty FIVE dollars il taken and secured
within the state of Virginia or the District
OF Columbia.
Northumberland county, Va. Dec. -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
~ MARINE LIST, 80
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED, JAN. 80,
Schr. Hetty jackson, Linet, N. York;
apples. cider. ale, cheese and fancy
chairs to the master.
Sloop Java, Mason, N. York, with
fruit,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
For Rent,

- A tao story brick dwelling
" house, on Cameron-st, lately oc.
cupied by Mr., Geo. Johnson, and
Aadjoining, the house occupied by
E. !. Lee, jr. Possession given imme-
diateIy. Apply 10
CHARLES. BENNETT, or
ian lot HUGH SMITH 4 60.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
Whites Gin.

on BBLS. Of Whites Baltimore gin, Of
very superior quality, landing from
The sloop Fanny and for ssle by
A. C.. CAZENOVE g. Co.
Who hare IN Store
Old and common rye whiskey
Coguac brandy, of Seigneit's brand
A large stock Of Madeira wines, from
the house of Murdoch g. Co.
Scott & Co. OF London. Particular and
Market. Malaga, Sherry in or. casks, and
Indian barrels Currnnt & red wines; With
q great variety of groceries, domestic and
imported goods.-All for sale on the best
terms, as above. jan lott
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
Snow Hill For Sale.

DECENT domestic occurrences. will
IL induce me to sell this highly valuable
and beautiful estate, situated 10 the upper
part Of Prince William County, Virginia,
neal the line of Loudoun County, and 8
miles from the Bull Run Mountains, 80
miles from Washington City and Alexan
dria, over a good turnpike, containing 879
acres Of fine corn land, producing . spon
taneous growth Of poplar and locust, is di.
vided into 5 fields OF leo to lao acres each
has 200 bushels Of fine wheat well put
in, Con a field that produced $500 bushels
four years sgu,) SO bushels OF rye, ~
acres in clover, 40 acres in a state OF pre-.
paration Tor oats in the Spring, and 80
acres Tor tobacco, oil a soil we'll adapted,
from an experiment Of this year, to the
growth Of high priced tobacco, Any por-
ton of the crop of corn OF 300 or SOU bar.
rels, may be bad with it it required-a-
bout goo acres 10 wood and rail timber.
The improvements consist Of a
Tro Story D1cellihg House,
in good order, with four rooms and a spa.
cious passage on each floor, with Two
Grecian porches, finished III a very supe.
rior style. and stone kitchen and cook
house, and all other houses necessary on
such an estate, a good garden and an or.
chard of choice fruit. Asmall portion on.
ly Of the purchase money will be required
10 hand, and the balance in four install.
ments, 10 such portions as shall be stipu-
lated. For health, beauty Of situation,
and agreeable society, it stands %unrival.
led in any part of the country. A good
bargain will be given if an early arrange
WILLIAM HEBB.
ian 6-tm near Hay Mslxet, Va.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
For Sale.

THE RETREAT & PLANTATION.
l. formerly the residence OF DANIEL oil
ST.. THOMAS JESlFER, Esq. deceased.
This body OF land lies adjoining the
town Of Port Tobacco. Maryland, and
binds on the Greek nearly two miles, on.
tanning upwards Of HOO acres. Iii is sus.
ceptible of a convenient division /; the
mail road from Port Tobacco 10 Nanje-
moy separating il into nearly equal parts.
The land on the south side Ct the road,
generally known as the PLANTATION,
includes about Too acres, with an. extern
sive Quarter and Overseer's House, Sta
blea, Hay Loft, and Granary under one
roof, a Crib, Corn House, and large To.
bacco Barn. This land is abundantly
watered, and is adapted 10 the growth Of
corn, wheat and tobacco ; a Meadow,
nearly SO acres, part Of which is set
with timothy. The land on the north
side of the road, known as the RE.
TREAT, is one oil the most desirable 81.
t~uations in the county Tor a professional
gentleman, being remarkable for health
and excellent water. The buildings up
Ann oh. this part are a convenient
MffH Frame Dwelling House, With two
#sss rooms on each floor, a wide pas
6A9sage below, a kitchen adjoining,
an Office, with two rooms. Meat House,
Store House and Stables, including Car.
rage House and Hay Loft. The mea.
dow on The estate lies contiguous to Ell
| Their division. -.
Also, fifty acres Of land about a mile
from the latter, entirely covered with
Wood aud hail timber.
The whole Of this property will be sold
| together or separate, as purchasers may
desire. Cor terms, &c. apply to the sub
scriber, living near Aliens Fresh, Md,
DANIEL JENIFER.
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