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VOL. XXXVII. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1837. NEW SERIES. YOL. XIII.—NO. 4540.
aEXAND ia gazette,
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
'EDGAR S.yOWDEJf,
- — -ss :ztr*'"rA'LZ
HFVANDRIA GAZETTE,
'(FOR THE COUNTRY)
IS PUBLISHED REGULARLY «>*
J® Jit. THURSDAY 'NO SATURDAY
7SS StLAM PEB ASSUM, PAYABLE IS
Ar M apvawce._
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7, ,-cee iingone square, inserted three
"°L f ir $l. Advertisements continued
L three <i<"es for 50 cents a square for
£ Insertion inside, or 25 cents outside.
SXU are counted es a square
8 Advertisements by the year, at prices
vac-reed upon, having reference to
Ihenrual amount of space they may oo
‘"persons advertising by the year not to
•Avertise articles not included in their re
, ' K)1.ine5S nor to insert in their ad
vertisements any other names than their
own. ^mmmm
rr^TANDRlA AND BOSTON RE
ALBGULAR LINE PACKETS.
mHE following Vessels will compose
T the regular Line of Packetc bet ween
Boston and the District of Columbia:
Me Esther, R- Newcomb, Master
“ Wankinco, E. H. Ryder, do
“ Amulet, G. G. Nickerson do
« Columbia, C. Ryder,
These vessels are all of the fir ss,
cith excellent accommodations Tor ras
*'",rs. The Masters good pilots and
tell acquainted with the trade. They
will sail once a week from each place —
* WMFOWLE A Co., Alexandria.
i C LOMBARD A Co., T wharf,
Boston. june 29—If
WASHINGTON CITY AND N. OR
LEANS PACKETS.
.tv The subscribers having pur
Chased of Messrs. ArmfieM.L—
^k!tn & Co. two of their splendid New,
Oleans packets, intend running them
r^uiarly Detween the two ports, leaving
nch place on the 1st of each month.
-j.t TRIBUNE, Samuel Boush
-g- r v.ill !**ve this place «vn the 1st of
. . . ,V» r* ii»et ) Thtr brig C,N
^ ; WhauH 'U' h, master, on the
ft Ja
•r ^ v;‘0»ug iu u p had hotter have
I, . r u-rv;i'.N this place a day °r two
previous to a** v *ss*ds >at*mg. Servants
cun be kept at 2b cents p-r dav. Ereight
ml passage as herernfore
VM H WILLIAMS V CO.
Washington Nov. 19.
FOR RENT,
m The three story brick Store, with
Udatc roof, at the corner of Prince
Union streets. It will be rented low
jnd immediate possession given.
* Also, the Brick Store on Fairfax
Street, adjoining the house occupied
brMiss Ashton.
And a Brick Dwelling House on
JiHeniv s'reet. suitable for a small
nily. Apply to
ian3 VVM. FOWLE & SON.
FOR RENT.
m The twost<»rv brick dwelling house
3[on the North side of Xing street be
»e*n Alfred »nd Patrick Streets, at pre
wt occupied by George Rrent Esq —
Session to be given on 22d January
fit.
ALSO, the brick stable, heretofore oc
upw! by Mr. Ezra Lunt, as a livery sta
*• situated on the alley between Alfred
m! Patrick, nearest south to King street,
obsession may be had. immediately.—
Pplyto A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
HOUSE TO RENT.
4 two story Brick House on Roy
jlal street, opposite Mr. McGuire’s, and
*ioinin«r Miss Mandeville’s is vacant,
u would be leased at a moderate rent
'4respectable tenant—possession im
ediatety »iven.
DAN’L. CAWOOD Co.
TO RENT,
A At a reduced rent, a frame House
I north-east of Samuel B. Lavmour’s
^residence of Mrs. Hooe.
JOS1AH H. DAVIS.
W|p*SH FOR NEGROES,
f J i 5*ve cash price for
p kt ^rom 1010 2^ years of
’r or Agent can, at all times,
tod at the establishment formerly
ArmfieUi, Franklin 4. Co., at
_ wt end of Duke street.
GEO. KF.PHART.
i .dividend.
rsident and Directors of the
wre and Potomac Steam Pack*
7* aTe this day declared a
1 dollars per share upon
joint stock of the company,
jor after Tuesday the 24th in*
* Mechanics' Bank of Balti
*jon will be held on Monday
?'the office of the Maryland
^am.Packet Company for
*yo manage the affairs of
ny ior,2* ***Ploiryear.
S. WILSON, Treasurer,
^jan TS—tf
®ARK WANTED.
»iU bepaid.
"**«•!»«* and fifty to two
.o*1.? Chesnat Spanish and
!_ ”***>• by the subscriber at
J??* eiPriaen street,'et
j-^ffS.’SEJEar
ss^S'SEttr)’***
MORE NEW GOODS.
GEO. S HOUGH has just received
a large additional supply of Fancy
and £fapie Goods, which renders his as
sortment very choice «yid general, viz:
Super black, blue, and fancy cloths
44 drab, black, blue, and mixt cassi
meres
Plain, twill’d and diagonal summer cloths
Lama casimeres, for ladies riding dresses
Blue and black crape lastings, for men’s
wear
White, brown, and drab drillings, some
super
Sup west end and stripe, for boys
Brown French linens, and grass cloths
Super Irish linens, cheap
Linen Cambrics, from low to very fine
do do hhdkfs, of all qualities
Low priced linen hhdkfs and lawns
Shirt bosoms and collars, fine
Stocks, of every description
A beautiful assortment of black and blue
black silks, some very superior
Plain Gro de Naps and stripe ditto
White, blue, rose, black and green sattins
do do do do do figured
silks for bonnets
Sett and cap ribbons generally
Fancy hdkfs and shawls
Painted lawns and palmettoes
Painted muslins, French Chintz and Cali
coes, a beautiful assortment
Super plain and figured Swiss mu3lins
Cross barred and stripe do do
Bishops lawns, mulls and fine cambrics
Mourning prints, muslins and Ginghams
Black and blue black French bombazines
in great variety, and very cheap *
6, 7, 8 and 10-4 Damnsk diaper
Super do table cloths
do do napkins
Bird eye and Russia diaper
Bleached Russia and Irish sheetings
do cotton do
Long cloth and cotton shirtings of aJI
qualities
A splendid assortment of women’s, men’s
and misses cotton and silk hosiery
Paris, black, and colored kid gloves
Misses do do do
Men’s super black and col’d Hoskin do
Soper silk and Marseilles vesting
do black silk velvet
Green, black, and white figured thule, for
veils
Lupins green barrge, bobinets
Italian crapes all colors
Super book muslins and do hdkfs
Cyprus Gauze
White, slate, blue and black Adelphi knit
ting cotton
Furniture chintzes and dimities
Colored cambrics and blue nankeens
Bed tick, som*- 4-4 and very superior
Burlaps and other brown linens
Twilled bagging
Cotton and linen checks
Pins, lanes, ribbons, braids, cords
Hooks and ^ves, Colored and white spool
cotton
Patent thread, silk,
Clnth hair, and hearth brushes, combs
With a general assortment of domestics;
all of which having been well purchased,
will be sold on reasonable terms for cash
or approved customers. 4th mo 11th
SADDLE, HARNESS, AND TRUNK
BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
FAMES VANSANT, King street, Al
exandria, (l). C.) next door to the
Franklin House, in tendering his grate
ful acknowledgements to his friends and
the public, for the distinguished patron
age he has received from them; begs
leave to a-sure them, that.with an ample
supply of the most choice materials he
will be able to render entire satisfaction
to tho«e who may please to favor him
with their business,* either by order or
personal application, and that will sell
all articles in his line, as low as they can
be procured, in Baltimore or elsewhere.
He has on hand at this time, and will
continue to keep a largeassortment of
the following articles, wholesale and re
tail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Men’s saddles, best quality, stuff flaps
Do do do plain
Do do common do
Ladies’ do best and common
Plated and steel-bitted bridles, of vari
ous kinds
Plated and steel-mounted martingales.
Saddle-bags of the latest fashion, and
common
Velisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated-mounted carriage harness
Do gig do
Brass and japan-mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japanned mounted
cariole harness
Wagon, cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also a general assortment of
I ,Elegant Hard Leather Travelling
Trunks,
And a great variety of
THE BEST GIG, RIDING WHIPS.
Plated, steel and brass spurs
Plated, steel and brass bridle bits and
stirrups
Saddletrees and bucskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog,
buck, and calf skin, and quilted at short
est notice. , , r 11
Old saddles, harness, and trunks or all
kinds, repaired at the shortest notice,
june 21—2aw
SADDLE. HARNB8S. AND TRUNK
MANUFACTORY.
CHARLES HAWKINS, seeonddeor
from Mr. W. Morgan, Sr’». Boot and
Shoe Manufactory.
SALE OP REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST WARD FOR TAXES.
ON SATMRDAY the 29th day of April next, will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, before the front door of the Auditor’s Office in the (own of Alex
andria, the following described Tenements and Lots of Ground, to satisfy the Common Council of Alexandria the taxes due thereon as here-under stated, unless
the said taxes be previously paid to the undersigned, with such expenses and fees as may have accrued to the time of such payment.
To whom last assess
ed.
r
Streets on which the lots He.
Streets bounding the Squares in which
the lots are situated.
YEARS FOR^VHICH TAXES ARE DUE.
1627 1823 1829 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836
Due cm
each
Lot
Adams, Hannah’s Es
Alexander, W.T’s. Es
Same
Baxter, Joseph Jr.
Same
Chapman, Geo.’s Es.
Caldwell, Elias B,
Cook, Stephen’s Es,
Same
Douglas, Susan
Edmonds, Sarah’s Es
Same
Same
Same
Same
Fitzgerald, John’s Es.
Freeland & Gillies
Harper, John’s Est.
Hoakes, Mary’s Est.
Hunter, Win’s. Estate
Hawkins, Samuel
Hamilton, Robert
Hunter, Colin’s Estate
Isabell, Wm’s. Estate
Same
Jones, Walter
Same
Libby, Richard’s Es.
Same
Same
Myers, G W
Mills, John Jr
Moore, W S
Partridge, James
Post, Joel db Jotham
Price, Nancy & Ellen
Plunkett, Capt’s Est.
Richardson, Ellen
Roberdeau, Jean
Ramsay, Dennis’s Es.
Riddle, Samuel's Es.
Rhodes, Anthony
Same
Same
Simms, Charle9’9 Est.
Smoot, Wilson's Est.
Thompson, Hugh’s Es
Veitch, James Hsrveyl
i. Koyal
. Gibbon and Royal
Royal
Franklin, Fairfax
Fairfax and Jefferson
Water
Franklin
Fairfax and Jefferson
Fairfax, Jeffersoo^wMJreene}
Prince
• " i ■ .
. Duke
Duke and}FaiiTax
Fairfax
Royal
Royal
Union, Wolfe
Water
Franklin and Union
Fairfaxl
Wilkes ' k
Wolfe
Water to River
Gibbon and Fairfax
Prince
Wale’s Alley
Fairfax and Wolfe
Pitt, Wolfe
Union
Duke
Gibbon, Royal
Water
Water and Wilkes
Union
Water
Water
Union
Wilkes
Fairfax
Water
Wilkes and Royal
Fairfax
Union
Union
Prince
Franklin
Franklin
Fairfax 1
Franklin _ ____
King, Prince, Royal, Pitt
Gibboil, Fairfax, Royal, Jefferson
Do do do do
Franklin, Fairfax, Jefferson, Water
Do do do do
Water, Union, Wolfe, Duke
Franklin, Jefferson, Water, Unioh
Fairfax, Royal, Jefferson, Franklin
Do do do do
Prince, Duke, Water, Union
Duke, Wolfe, Fairfax, Water
Do do do
Do do do
Royal, Pitt, Wolfe, Wilkes .
Do do do
Wolfe. Wilkes, Union, Water
Water, Duke, Union, Prince
Franklin, Union Gibbon and the River
Fairfax, Royal, Wilkes, Gibbon
Wilkes, Gibbon, Pitt, Royal
Wolfe, Wilkes, Fairfax, Water
Water, the River, Jefferson, Franklin
Gibbon. Franklin, Fairfax, Water
King, Prince, Water, Union
Do do do do
Duke, Wolfe, Fairfax, Water
Do do Pitt, Royal
Franklin, Jefferson, Water, Union
Duke, Prince, Water, Union
Gibbon, Royal, Franklin, Pitt
Water, Fairfax. Prince, Duke
Do Wilkes, Union, Wolfe
Union, Water, Prince, King
Prince, Duke, Water, Union
Water, Fairfax, Wolfe, Wilkes
Union, Water, Duke, Wolfe
Wilkes, Wolfe, Fairfaxt Water
Fairfax, Water, Wilkes, Gibbon
Wolfe. Wilkes, Wrater, Union
Wilkes, Gibbon, Royal, Fairfax
Fairfax, Franklin, Jefferson, Royal
lUnion, Water, Prince, King
Do do do do
Prince, Duke, Water, Union
Franklin, Union, Jefferson,Jand tne River
Do do do Water
Fairfax, Water, Duke, Wolfe
Union, Franklin, Jefferson. Strand
; 1 22 97! 1 45 1 45 l 45: 1 63; 1 63 l 75 2 05' 2 05 *15 65
1 05 1 58' 2 321 2 32 2 32 2 60; 2 60 2 SO 3 28 3 28 24 13
! 1 74 1 74 1 95; 1 95 2 80 3 28 3 28 16 74
2 80 3 12, 4 64 4 64 4 64; 5 20 6 56 6 56 33 16
8 75 8 75114 50 14 50 14 50.16 25 2 50 20 50 109 25
i 2 32 2 32! 2 60' 2 60 2 SO 3 28 3 28 19 20
871 87 87, 98: 98 1 0 1 23 1 23 8 03
70 781 1 16 1 74 2 90' 3 25; 2 27 2 45 2 S7 2 87 20 99
1 75 1 95 2 90! 2 90 2 90: 3 25! 3 25 3 50 4 10 4 10 30 60
2 10 1 95 2 90' 2 90 2 90! 3 25; 3 25, 3 4 10 3 26 30 13
9 10, 5 10 10 66 10 66 35 52.
. 4 55- 4 90 5 74 5 74 19 93
i 5 201 5 60 6 56 6 56 23 92
3 25 3 50 4 10 4 10 14 95
. 1 6 50 6 30 7 38 7 38 27 56
2 92 4 35 4 35 4 35 4 88 4 88 5 25 6 15 6*15 43 23.
67 78 58 i 58 65 65 70 82 82 6 45
2 10 2 10 3 48) 3 4S 3 90 3 90 4 20 4 92 4 92 33 00
1 16 1 16 1 30 1 40 1 64 6 66
87 7b 1 16 1 16 1 16 1 30 1 30 1 40 1 64 1 64 12 41
1 16 1 16 1 30 1 30 l 40 1 64 7 96
50 2 80 4 64 5 20 4 10 17 24
3 50 9 02 12 52
1 75 1 75 1 2 90 2 90 3 25 3 90 4 20 4 92 4 92 30 49
58 58 65 1 81
1 22 1 22i 1 74 1 74 1 74 1 95 1 95 2 10 2 46 2 46 19 58
1-05 1 05! 1 05- 1 05 3 481 4 55 4 90 5 74, 5 74 28 61
70 70 1 16 1 63 1 75 2 06 2 06 10 06
10 50 7 00 14 50 16 25 9 62 17 50 20 50 20 50. 116 37
1 75 1 75 2 90 3 25. 3 50 4 10 8 20 25 45
1 4 06 4 55 8 61
10 44 10 44 11 70 32 58
1 22 2 04 2 04 2 041 2 28 2 28 2 45 2 87 17 22
1 05 1 05 1 74 1 74 l 74 1 95 1 85 2 10 2 46 2 46' 18 24
1 22 1 22 2 03 2 90 2 90 2 28 2 2b 2 45 2 87 2 46 22 61
2 10 2 ’.0 3 48 3 48 3 48 3 90 3 00 4 20 6 56, 4 92 38 12
70 87 1 45 1 45 1 45 1 63 1 30 1 40 1 64. 1 64 13 53
1 75 1 75 2 90' 2 32 2 32 | 11 04
10 50 17 40 19 50 17 50 20 50 20 50 105 90
1 92 1 75 ' 2 90 3 25 3 25 3 50 4 19 4 10 24 77
52 70 1 16 1 10 1 16 1 30 1 30 1 40, 1 64 1 64 11 93
18 50! 10 54 20 80 50 20
2 61 2 02 5 53
! j 5 22 5 85 ' 11 07
4 55 4 55] 5 SOI 5 80 5 SO 0 50 6 50 7 00 8 20 8 20 02 90
52 52] ST; 87 9b 1 05 1 23 1 23 7 27
2 10 60 3 48 3 48 3 481 3 90* 3 25 3 50 4 10 4 10 31 99
_ I ) 2 32! 2 60 2 60) 2 301 3 2b| 3 2«i 18 88
REAL ESTATE IN THE SECOND WARD.
brocchus, Thom's. Es.
Same
Duvall, Rezin
Dundas, John’s Est.
Same
Same
Same
Dundas, Agnes
Hollinsbury, John W
Herbert, Wm Jr
Hunter, Wm
Kerr, Alexander’s Es.
Marsteller, Ferdinand
Mandeville& Larmour
Peyton, Thos WJs Est.
Vernon, and Harris
Weightman, Roger C.
Wilson, Jame’s Est.
Walker, Samuel P
Water and Cameron
Queen, Pitt, Royal
Fairfax, Princess V
Queen and Water
Oronoko, Water
Alley
Water to Fairfax
King, Pitt
Pendleton, Water, Oronoko
Water
Fairfax, Princess
Pitt
Queene, Fairfax
King
Princess and Water
Royal
Fairfax
King
Water
Water, Cameron, Union. Queen
Queen, Pitt, Royal, Princess
Fairfax, Princess, Queen, Water
Q.ueen, Princess, Water, Union
Oronoco, do do do
Do do do do
Water. Fairfax, Oronoco, Princess
King, Pitt, Prince, Royal
Pendleton, Water, Oronoco, Fairfax
Water, Fairfax, Queen, Princess
Fairfax, Princess, Oronoco, Water
Pitt, Royal, Cameron, Queen
Queen, Princess, Fairfax, Royal
King, Cameron, Water, Union
Princess, Wafer, Oronoco, Fairfax
Fairfax, Royal, Queen, Princess
Fairfax, Royal, Princess, Oronoco
King, Cameron, Union, Water
Water, Fairfax, Cameron, King
!
! 1 75
jlO 50
2 10
* 2 SO
2 45
1 D5
1 75
3 50
1 75
10 50
2 10
2 SO
1 05
2 45
1 05
1 75
3 50
1 40
2 80
2 90
17 40
3 48
4 G4
1 74
'l 16
4 06
1 74
2 90
5 SO
2 32
4 61
2 3^
17 40i
3 461
4 61
l 1G
4 06
1 74
2 90
11 60
4 06
2 32
4 6 -41
2 32
17 40
3 46!
4 61
1 16
4 06
1 74
2 90
11 60
4 06
1 74
5 80 *
4 64
2 GO
13 50
3 90
5 20
1 30
4 55
l 95
3 25
4 55
1 95
I
2 60
1 30;
3 90
1 95
3 25
4 55(
93)
i
2 bO
1 36
2 80
19 60
4 20
1 05
4 90
2 10
1 40
4 20
3 50
4 90
1 05
5 60
j 3 3bj
3 28
22 96
4 92
1 23
5 74
o9 70
1 64
4 92
4 10
26 65!
2 4b
l 3 28
3 2S
22 96
6 15
I
69 70
1 Cl
4 92
4 10
5 74
1 23
26 65J
a 54
4 64
25 60
158 22
33 81
2 28
35 36
139 40
4 89
10 70
39 57
12 22
30 40
23 20
46 40
8 18
11 84
76 05
22 12
The above sale to commence at 10 o’clock. A. M. Terms:—The purchasers will be required to pay down, at the time of sale, the amount of taxes due on the lots
purchased by them respectively, and the expenses of sale. “If, within two years from the day of sale, the proprietor or proprietors of such lot, his, her, or their heirs,
representatives, or agents, shall repay to such purchaser, or to the Mayor, the money paid for such taxes, assessments, or charges, and expenses, as aforesaid, with
ten per centum per annum as interest thereon, or make a tender of the same, he or she shall be reinstated in his, her, or their original title; but if no such tender be
made within two years next after such sale, then the purchaser shall pay the balance of the purchase money of such lot or lots into the Treasury of the Common
Council, where it shall remain, subject to the order of the proprietor or proprietors, or his or their legal representatives; and the purchaser, on the payment of the
whole amount of the purchase money, shali receive a title to the said lot or lots, in fee simple, from the Mayor, under his hand and the seal of his office, which shall
be deemed good and valid in law and equity.”—Act of Congress of Y3th May, IS 23, further to amend the Charter of the toxen of Alexandria.
January 21-wts * K. JOHNSON, Jr. C. C.
SYRUP OF CARRAGEEN.
Recommended by the Faculty.
F HOWARD’S Original and Genu
• ineCompound Syrupof Carrageen,
a safe, simple, pleasant and effectual
remedy for Cough’s, Asthmas, Consump
tions, &c. This Syrup has stood the test
of experience and is now extensively pre
scribed by Physicians.
P3*Those who may have occasion to
use the preparation are advised to do so
under the guidance and direction of a
Physician.«£i|
Many certificates might be obtained of
its efficacy, but the following are deemed
sufficient.
Certificates.—The compound syrup of
Carrageen, prepared by Mr F. Howard;
I deem an excellent and safe expectorant;
composed, as it is, principally, of the most
approved and efficient of this class of me
dicines, neatly and judiciously combined
with mucilages.
March 31, 1836 Tuos. Miller, M. D.
Washington, March 29, 1836.
I am acquainted with the composition
of Mr Howard’s “compound syrup of
carrageen,” and have used it in my prac
tice, to the decided advantage of those of
mv patients to whose cases it was appro
priate; it is a compound of safe and sim
ple expectorants and mucilaginous de
mulcents, so combined as to make a plea
sant and efficient remedy, in chronic and
spasmodic coughs, whooping cough, and
some forms of asthma.
W. B. MAGRCDBn, M. D.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by FLODOARDO HOWARD,
At his Pharmacy, near Seven buildings,
Washington. '' , ^
ff3*For sale by Wm. Stabler and Dr.
Farquhar, Alexandria, D. C.
4th mo 13— lw _ .
NOTICE.
Washington Branch Railroad. *
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WE have just received a portion of
our Spring supply of Boots and
Shoes—consisting of
Ladies fine French Morocco Slippers
do fine French style Kid Slippers «
do cheap Morocco and Kid Slippers
do cheap Pruenella Slippers
Misses fine Morocco, kid dcseal Slippers
do ch’p morocco, kid & seal slippers
Mens’ fine calf fair stitched Boots
do fine morocco stiched Boots
do calf pegged Boots
do seal pegged Boots
do coarse water proof Boote
do calf sewed and pegged Shoes
do calf sewed and pegged Munroes
do coarse Brogans and Shoes
do #e»l and mdrocco pumps, with
an£ ir&wtrt heels
do Prunella Pumps, a new and beau
tiful article
Boys fine and coarse Brogans and Shoes
Hair seal Trunks
Also,
Gentlemen’s Gum elastic Straps
WM. MORGAN, Jr. <&, Co.,
At the old stand of J. H. White#
mar 29—d3w
• ~ --
Full Blooded Horses for Sale.
BEING anxious to decrease his stock
of Blood Horses—the Subscriber
will sell on very low terms, the Mares and
Stallions, full bred, of the blood of old
imported horses—Johanna, Tariff, John
Richards, Industry, &c. Pedigrees given
with the stock. L. LEWIS.
N. B. Communications in writing, ad
dressed to the Subscriber, Berryvitle,
Clarke Co.. Va.—Will be attended to.
march 31—d4w [Nat. lnt.—3wj
PORTO RICO SUGAR.
HH DS. of first quality Muscovado
Sugar
20 do Molasses
just received and for sale by
ap 6 A. C. CAZENOVE & CO.
CLOVERSEED.
4 SMALL lot of prime Cioverseed, for
A sale tow bv %
ap 6 A. OCAZBNf CjJ
f ..mi ■ >i >»■- V1 "''** "*"‘**"'. " ' 1
i . K5JG BOffTER.
, | l^fVBftwrmfe twotooaM
PROSPECT HILL FOR SALE.
IOFFR this valuable farm for sale. It
is situated on the waters of Cedar run
in the Country of Fauquier, about six
miles S. E. of YVarrenton, and adjoins
the lands of James Fitzgerald,Charles J.
Stovin, Thomas Fitzhugh, and Dudley
Fitzhugh. It contains 730 acres. The
buildings are new. consisting of a com
fortable dwelling house,ice house,kitchen,
&c. &c. There are two excellent gardens,
and a great verlety of choice Fruit Trees
on the place. The farm is divided into
eight fields, all under good enclosures,
and son down and well taken in Timo
thy. There are three timothy meadows
which yield from a ton to a ton and a half
to the acre. It produces well, Corn, Oats,
Wheat, Tobacco, &c., and is readily im
proved by clover and plaistcr.
This Farm is as well adapted for gra
zing as any farm in Virginia. Some of
the ajoining farmers, who have com
menced grazing, have succeeded beyond
all calculation; their success has added
greatly to the value of land in the neigh
borhood. The farm is capable of being
divided,—two farms of pood shape and
size could be formed out of it. It lias an
abundance of Wood—there being more
than two hundred and fifty acres of hea
vy Timber upon it.
.This valuable property is on the line
of the contemplated Railroad from War
renton to Alexandria, which, beyond all
doubt, will be built in a few years, and is
situated in an agreeable neighborhood.
The subscriber being anxious to re
move to the West, will sell on the most
accommodating terms. Persons washing
to purchase are requested to call and
view the premises.
THOS. L. FITZHUGII.
april 4—eo4m
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber on his own behalf,
and acting for others interested, of
fers for sale a Tract of Land, lying in tho
county of Alexandria, and nearly oppo
site the .city of Washington, containing
one hundred and fifty-six acres, on which
there are a number of beautiful sites for
private residences, commanding exten
sive views of the city of Washington,
Georgetown, and the Potomac river; and
within a short distance ot the southwest
ern abutment of the Washington bridge,
which is free. The Alexandria canal
which is now under construction from
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, will pass
nearly on the border of this Land. It
will be divided if desired into lots of ten
or twenty acres each, or will be sold al
together on accomodating terms.
The subscriber will at any time show
the land to*any person or persons wish
ing to purchase.
ANDREW BELMAfY,
On I street, near the West Market,
ap 6—eod2w
Berry Si earn Boat for Sale.
LENGTH 80 feet, 4 inches; breadth of
beam, 20 feet; built of the best white
oak; beams of the best heart pine; deck of
cedar plank; the timber cut in Jersey ex
pressly for the Boat; has a first rate
Steam Engine; cylinder 19 inches in di
ameter; 6 feet stroke; boiler of the-very
best construction, and will generate
steam at full stroke, l^ie Boat will run
each way; she will consume only one
cord and a hedfof wood every 12 hours.
The Engine and Boiler were built by the
eminent engineer, Mr. Tho$. Holloway.
As regards quality of timber, strength of
boat, superiority of workmanship, beauty
of model, rate of speed, economy in the
consumption of fuel, whether wood or
co&J, and excellence of engine and boiler,
this boat is believed to be superior to anjr
m Boat ever bttBt it
»» new Boat, frwfiro*
nr offered for i
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