text: .. ss. si _ Fsifi'ss'f'ss. " """ "" ,si \' -ss.*"<.'i';ss- Yssssysi'si- si I . - _\ " ( 53- mfiltriwingss 'ALUABBF-PROPBRW 'sisifflss sun ssATRACT OF LAND, *ct'- "n' Mvzsifaz cut.} -'=- l'P r-z'vf ct- 'qsiz-si'ct . , B.- .- - _ si_ ctctsssi . {)NTsiAlNsiI-Ncsi'lsdosacyes;moreorlecs, ' ct_ qaliedsswdsi knownbysi ,t'he nusissmesi-of Buﬂ'a-" si- ld'dssssﬄszrssihsse skin;" withinsssilIsinsiies of VViaches singe, in me cmuuy of Frgdcrick, in the state of sisisiss-fssfikgictfiim ;;le about QOOss-sacreg of this tract T.?si'tfiire'ssWessEE'ffi-dl very Well siim'provcd farms sictsi"" teongdxþx; life_pr"sictvsic$,fthe palace free of _ * all idcurssiBT—ahfhzsiissneludinglan Excellent mer chanlesiMx—Mgssksitfinc, th w hole yielding fan amfim ,rbﬂtsssiffiffsiaboUtss-ZUO'ddnars. Much oWWSRi:t*i.si-.wefysifsidsinile, 'wcll "watcrcd, and _ss an abundance of timber. ""It is generally roll ssss _ ring, bqeym'omct-ssssis him": and stonqy, chieﬂy 'si.-_ bflime stone,:— lisswin be" Jaidsseﬀ-to suit.;pur-si chasers. ,ctsictsi- ssss ; si."n..-.' "is 'I YTssHTJ Nmmnerss tract. ,si-f-zcalricusi-ﬂuusils 18 si ; sisi' Marsh, lygn'g in the" dssounty' ot—"Westmorcland contains about 2800-zasisctscres;bordering on the si river Po'tbshdd-kﬂjﬄﬄng'ﬂssStratford estate,. '-ssud?Nj-eilzmdsiﬂencifssess-Þfifxicfiwsilsise; esssq- of, - Chahtilly. O'n thcjctsizgjsinate are :: number efsi _- War] tepgpgs aftyfxli. Pﬄ'fi'of ;tbis !and; Wiﬄiffie] T: * ' eþzmd' all of it'ssacts'ct-ctctgood asss the 'silssamis generally *m*ssect in that pin of—shc' country.ct"sssi-*lsi'zhe'sil\*f-arsh* Mrd—s exc'elfent range si'ctsssi for stobksiisifdhd is happily sic'u'at-ecf fdi-ss fishjand' :"???- sowls of'ct'issvsibfdh-Hhut river abounds} and "mustsi " be a dysiisiabsslc estate to' any sspchonavho may _ choosesisif'tfi redde in that parwofshesschmry.— " It Mhdwefir be laid osiff to suit purehasch. Thc'athgsssilandsqc held lay deeds of pusir— chase' dilss'NZd'dbd in the Fgsiez'zectrsizﬂ gourt, Anssss r trafi coma'nsim-g 992. 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Upwards of 16,000 acres of Lands, being very old military rights, being in the State of Kentucky and the Indiana territory, chiefly patented in my own nails, are ready to be shown As if made particular description of the foregoing property may be seen by applying to the owner, of Richmond, who is unfortunately to make contracts, or to myself in Alexandria. The terms proposed are, one fourth in cash at the time of conveyance, and the balance in three installments, the last two to be on. Interest from the date. As soon as such securities as the subscribers had of the different Banks in the various States of Insurance Companies—of the Pennsylvania Bridge and Insurance Companies will be received in payment according to their fair value. Ground rents in the city of Richmond and the town of Alexandria, on lots and lots, will likewise be received in payment according to such rates as may be agreed upon. John Hopkins. Entertainment. His friends and the public generally, that he has spent a month at the Centennial for travel and other businesses, as well as Coaches Ferry, opposite the bridge, where he will keep a constant supply of the best quality—very many may be necessary in his line for the accommodation of those who may favor them with their custom, on the most moderate terms. Wm. Millan, March 57. Gentlemen of Alexandria and the community, that he will open a House on the first day of July next, commodious and airy new house on the Potomac, sign of the Eagle, a few doors above Thomas Swann's; dwelling. He intends to keep a constant supply of the best liquors and provisions, and will accommodate travelers and others on such moderate terms as to make it an object to call him. He will be provided with a careful hostler has good stabling for horses. The situation is superior to any in town. For the sake of a simple and accurate description of travellers, it is essential to note that the text is a jumbled mix of words with no coherent order or context. Here is the corrected text based on the instructions provided: "VALUABLE LAND For the past 23 miles from George, owned and occupied by the estate of George, situated on the waters of Buil and Lime Rockey Road. It consists of five and 7 acres, lying on the waters of Buil and Lime Rockey, running in the counties of Fairfax and Prince William. The quality of this land is excellent, and, to a grazier especially, would be a sizzling countenance of great emolument, from the abundance of low ground to be sown in limothy. This land is decidedly suitable for the plasterer of Paris. On it is a very good site, a mill, situated on the stream being one of the moist constant in that part of the country. The climate is about 800 acres, heavily timbered. The surrounding area is a dwelling house newly fitted up, consisting of two rooms below-stairs, with a kitchen. Stable room and two convenient closets, three lodging rooms above stalls, an excellent cellar, Flats, kitchen, corn house, meat house and studs; Likewise the overseer's house, one in each County, with other necessary houses. ss'si—Bctwcen 2 and 300 asscxes in addition,si for eale, in Paince WVilIiam county, on ]} ull Run _near its" confiux with Occoquau. T] is lund ,,lies about lo 0: 11 .nilas from the Occzsiqn an miils, and has nearly one ctthir in noods—its qualit) is equui to any in its immediate neigh 50 l' hood. ct Personsssdicposed to purchase may be sup :plied on the first nsinmcd tract with a lus-gc 'St be!: of horses cattlc, sheep, ho rs, tatmzng Futensils. Thesuhscxibcvwilling to cmigratc southwardly will dispose of the above mer. tioned property on the most reasonable tcx ms. lnlm'mauou lespecshlg the pmpcrty m zy 'be had by appsi icauon to the honmable Judgc \Vashington —os Mount V— clnon, 11 8. 'li'uz nen, Esiquite, of Jesicrson count}, of in the absence of the .subscxiber to Beumd icoc, jtm. Esq. livingsiuear the promises. T thkburn Rippon Lodge, near Dumfrics, Va Junel'z. 2;ng L A dEctIN E. RUPE. THE ubscfzr her manusac tures and her: so: sﬂc, at his house on Z'ss 'ashington—strcct, op posite Jacob Ilﬄsman's sugar 1*cfi:1e1'y,-.-Scine andliauling Ropcs,ofal] sizcs , So me& Scw ing {wine , Shad & Hening Twine , Suck ss "ing and Bed (lords , Piough L' messi :si'l faces ct s/Ilsiso,' . "cured Rope and other Cssord s. ssctsiJoscph Harper. FGR RENT, THE D\\ El Ll ING [IOUSE of the l-sim Colonel llooz, on XVuter-stmctct-lt is spa sscious and com'enicnt, and has an necessu-rg omhouscs, withz very excellent garden al -ac.hcd.-c_o it. . H. Hooc, ctjohn Muncaster. "Lxecutow Mancb 25 si "n' l' ebruaryz N...-_4—*—-— sublic Salc. Under the authOHlY osa dccn ec fifthe honor ublc sincuit court of ' the disilrict of (To}um bia, held at Alexandx .1, the s'ubscnibr rs nilsi czpose to public sale se! cnsh. u tile cofice hUU'ej Niogzlay t'xe 23? h mssizn t, A LOJ OF GRCLUND N the cast side of VVashin-ctton street, be giuning at the distance 0f156 sect sc 'siven inches wshe southwmd of King st cet, exi ending th'e ce northwatdly on Washingronct sueetiu seetin from, and .zum-mg Luck (2: - scet 5 inches. On (Iris lot is erected a com ctsoxtablc dwelling house- , (! e whole subject tc far: annual ground rent os six pounds. George Dcneale, cRJ .. Taylor. I ! 1 Septembersii} . co'ts ; JOHN DUFFE-Y, ctCOﬂ-sB-AIJKER : _ ESPEC'TFULL Y acquaints his friends , si*' and cuuomen; that he has re—commc-nced ! the Comb-making business in ssKing stress, near '- the M'ac/iac-n Tavem, where they can be susz/lz'esid onlhc usual terms. He has sson hand a small 'assortmmt qf Horn, [vary and Tortcise Shell ;(COIWB S, andris daily in' ex/zectation qfa gent- , \ ral assortmcu—t ochrma—n and Dutch GOODS, si gfthc latest;im/zortation. Sefztcmber 19. cal?! . Twenty Dollars Reward. Last night an outrageous trespass was committed on the subscribers property, by cutting down a fence and rail fence, late. It was made such a nuisance as to support prosecution against the offenders. Spring Bank, near Alexandria, was established in 1851, costing $5,000. The printing office is located at this city. The situation of the home is healthy and agreeable, and upon the lots are erected all the necessary outbuildings. As the house is generally known, a further description of it is deemed unnecessary. The farm on Great-Hunting Creek, containing between 80 and 90 acres, is good and may be made highly productive. To this farm is attached a Fishing-Stove equal to any in the neighborhood, which will be rented with it. The zsibovc mentioned property may be viewed at any time by such as are insufficient to sell. Possession of the property in town will be given at any time, and possession of the same, on Greac Huming Creek, on the first day of January next. The terms may be known by application to D. Smith, in Alexandria, or to the subscriber at his survey in the county. James Creuk. September 16. cost FUBLEC SALE. iss ss'Undcr & dccrcc of the honorsible the circuit :si'court osthc distr'zct Os Coht'nbi'sii, held ntz'tlcx Yandriu, the subscribers will exposc to public snle at the coffisc-lsizouse on the l4th day "of fnext month, (m a cx'cdit of sixty and ninety 5dnys,si An Und-Zvidea' moiety oft: rentossi; 131 18 per avizum, Paynble for ever, charged on it let of ground situatccl at the issiterscction of VVolfe and U , nion—strse'sismfd ox*cnding Southwardly along ; the wcst'side of Union street onc hundred and si fifteen sect, am: wcztct'zssdlv uhztyg' the south i side of VJ-fiic street sixty t'cto sect six inches } The payment ofthis-Tent is scsi'tsired by mia * abie permamcn. improvemcnts on the lot. ! Andsiif from the said of the above rent. ! I 1 0 l ( ( l 1 l \ I I charge the sum required by the dcrctrec of the cmirtcannot be raised—thc suhscrihcz-s ! will then proceed te) sell, at the same place, and on the same CZ'CLi'si— ! One usidmidqd save'ntfissfzart of the rcversicn i 17: fee, FI:",ztpcctanton the death of Jnne Rohcrdeau, ? widow of Dzmicl Roberdcau, deceescd, in tho sifoliowing Lots. Lilut is to' say. one Lot on si the east si-Lz Us\Vt*.(81* street bttween Wolse and Wilizc's streets, in front on Water trcctsssiﬂ sect 3 inches, in xiepth L25 feet, and bounded on thee north by an nlltsiy 4 sect wide.-—-()n this let is exerted ;: hundmme and convenient 3 story 'uricit dwciiing' house, with the usual out-hontct:s-—And tho "she; to'sis adjoininzsir each other on the west side of Union-st. between Vx'oil'c and \\'ilkc.strccts, [i] ironton Union-strcet forty one sect, inl ;.icpth one hmuh'cd and twenty five sect. s) ' : n. [. sayzor. Cuth crt ssPoweli. Septembesszsisi 8. A (7301_. I'szj.-'zz nsig'zon 'Ikzver n. Geo. Taibssstt & Francis Hall, We leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that they have taken that commodious tavern, in Alexandria, well known by the name of the "Hacemission Tavern" — where they will continue to serve them with their custom, and may depend on every attention being paid to them. They have now on hand and will constantly keep a stock of the very best liquors and wines—such as the table will be always supplied with the best provisions—their shops are good—their stabling excellent, with a careful and attentive hostler. From the known experience of Francis Hall, we have learned in the house since it became a tavern; they further themselves it will be in their power to give satisfaction and they assure their patrons that nothing on their part shall be left undone. Private families can be accommodated at the shortest notice with either dinners or suppers. Sept. 18. ss d NOTICE. The subscriber being about to leave this place, takes the liberty to request all who have not been able to same their accounts with him to call and settle said accounts with Mr. Robert I. Taylor. Or Mr. William Bar The man, either of whose receipts, jointly or separately, shall be good against me. Samuel M. Claud. This September, 1802. TOURNIGHT And immediate possession given, THE Brick Dwelling House and Store, on Fairfax Street, between King and Prince Streets, together with the Wooden Ware, and the alley, now occupied by Lewis Deblois. APPLY TO Jonathan Thompson & Son. September 15. Sch em eofaL oTte I ., 024) ! ldlssssg' (: C OLL 50 8 Jt bu' 2. """ : 3 prize ; 3 8 0 \ 2 20 \ ].Os) ]? I:),fsg is 2 :. 100 A : \ 150 ] ksictu 200 ),s 0 00 Suz.) 3500 Jw 100 50 20 15 12 34500 "villa 7405 Prizes. ) l4595'lﬂunks.$ Ofmc above Prizes the soz'lawi; (1)! : First drawn Tickets Not two in a Prize, o'g are Madame First do. after 1000 Tickets m First do. 2000  The above Letzas commence drawing on the first Monday in February next, and will continue regularly at the rule of 52: hundred tickets each week until such time as the law requires. The law requires that the tickets shall be issued in payment for the tickets in his. A correct list of the drawings will be received two or three times a week, and tickets said by the clerk will be issued in payment for the tickets in his. Present price of tickets, $1.00. For $1.00 by Robert Gray. August 5. Io. ..-.-- Man— Asurhes Hook OF Yarrwood's Sewing Machine. 'Ve the subsisim'ibcrs imvc luunsi, un trix}, Joscph Yarwocd's Patent Washing Maﬂnm 10 LUNWCI' suiiy the intended purpose of sins: 31'5 Clozsims 02" cvca ;; (.cscri'sszziunctand dome dy recommend them to the pubhc agagrc-t Saving ot'socta-p, labowsimlcloaths. blj'cnun der our hzmds this day cs Juz'ze, um. (Signcd) ss Dorutncn Krousc. (,atl.i;1-si101{Ca'mer,And MTUYYW, Marmu Abcrcxumhi-f, sslium L'}: VW- chccm Isilat'sicrsiey, V-ctsihnsszsiz Bl'uJ's-a EllZ-xbcm Blctck, Jssmc B. S'ssvannvsilli. in;}, buszumu Roummsiiiic. Eiizctfzcut \'vusvjhss'-l'f' Subcth Snyc'cr, Nzussy Kctzzll, 23:er :vsttl ger, siMurgarct B. A-iunlcy, Nalsiy .si'TJJ—sisi, Many Steel, Sanh Fizzhugh, .}141'3'} 'hll-Csiv Pel'siu Hodgsikin, Cw'olrsssit Hopm: s. dom? . '_ - . . . . sin , ) ssct .. - si'ssz'Ictssﬄ-Wa Lhz-ctbcth Muzr, Pan} ].noctlcnsi nowdcn, Am Iizabeth Lou—gdczh Asiss-si 5_ si --1-'usi-. ries,").ssvlury Bogauss Mary bladc, B'c-si-C) ner, Mary Smith, Sarah (}. Jani'wyss MPRS Ysis'ith pleasure [do return my smccfc --*u -" to the above named lzaciics, and ma") f'si'ﬀctss who have savorcd me With t_hc_i:' ccrllffsijjsi and custom in the purchase 92 \-..rw<iod;:n- in tent \Vz\shinsi; Machine. ] hnc'. _thilsi-_1lr$a'ﬄss great demand in this place, b'sist :ﬄsif'Z'ZUWC great scarcity ot'plsiml' to ansxsﬄ' 'T'ﬀssisi,).5ss of making them herc,l shall m a it,, ssuziz Weeks cohxmenve making them to me so,! a ward. But will emicavor waPPYY Osihctsctscsi short notice after my return. [:asilc & 3!" now made on hand, which can be hctct plied [or soon. NVm. C. .Newtonz 4 Assigncc of .soscph Us'm" 'Tulv 24 ill"? . , * ' . . npcss N. B. Mr. John sroup wrll mpF-silss] myabct' making, and supplying cusitochls1 : e. si ssss si. Essential C XVM. C. dL'ct [0 ' DIRECTION HOW TO USE ) 1< W 0- 0 0'8 _P—atent Wash Machine First fill the barrel half full of Y'PU's: 91??th than fill the bottom of the case Wash hot suds up to the side plan'51 ( "" " ("rank 17de wards and forwards so 85 (0 msisit the cloth fall the hardest against the Sictectsict the barrel so about twenty-five minutes; use the same suds with a little nﬂffi Sosifss-sicttsi hot water for the next finest cloth 15- sssssssissictt suds am unfit for use, then your do'n; n} the same way with boiling s ss bng a little soap on the dirtiest P'si" -,ez C-Oashs; then rinse them in this ffi'siwsi' wrsirm or cold water. 