F:
Tne Liverpool
7 o Bt, Sold
From the Ship Thomas,
The second wharf below Pine-Street, ap
ply at said wharf, to
Jehu Hollingfworth, & Co.
Aug- *6. d.
jThe Ground Plan
OF THE
City and Suburbs
PHILADELPHIA.
taken prom actual surf sr.
1 r is until pleasure that the publisher has
to info in hit fiibfcribers and the public in
general, that the plate is now under the
hancis of the engraver,and in g>eater fm
wardiifs than was contemplated. At
the fame time he begs leave to r mind
them, th t fubftriptton papers aft (til) o
pen at mod of the noted book-stores in the
cty ; hajJ that he hopes from the whble:
ot thgni to bt enabled to so m such a ret
catalogue ot names, as will do a
ctedit so the work, as well as afford a
rtr)(onabJe encouragement to the under,
taker.
rii/ife who are dcfirous of further infor
mation are to tall in
Benjamin Dav'tes,
No. 6&, Market flreet.
April, 14.
Scheme of a Lottery,
To raise 39,900 Dollars, on 266,000
Dollars, deducing 1J per Cent• from
the Prizes—-this 'Lottery confijls of
38,000 Tickets, in which there are
1 4>539 Prizes and 23,461 Blanks,
being about offi and tin half Blanks t»
a Prizd
TliE Dn eitors of the Society foreftablifh*
wg Ufcful Manufactures, having refolv
ea to eredt LOI'TEKIES for raising One
Hundred Thousand I)ol laks, agreeably
to an Aft of the iture of ihr State of
Ncw-Jeifey, have appointed the following
persons to fuperintond and direst the draw
ing ot the fame, viz. Nicholai Low, Plutul
Kuifj, Herftian Le Roy, lames Walton,
Richard Hamfon, Abijah Hammond* and
Cornelius R. y, of the city of New-York—
Thomas Willing, Joseph Ball, MatthcW M -
Connel anri Andrew Bayard, of tile city of
Philadelphia—>His Excellency Richard Hdw
cll, Esq. Elias B >udiuor, General El'as Day
ton, Jam s Packer, John Bayard, Do&'.j-
Lewis Donham, Samrn I W. Stockton, Joshua
M. Wallace, J >feoh and Elifha
Boudinot, of N w-jeifey, who offer the
following S-hemc of a And pledgr
themf lVes to the public, ihat they will takr
e»ery and precaution in their power
to have the forties paid by thb Manager#,
from time to time, as received* into the
* LW-Vorfc anti Philadelphia, t<
which Hull be imimiiiaielv ditcharzed bv «.
cheek npon r>n e Q f ,h, tf ai ik»: '
SCHEME:
Prize of 20,000 Uoliar* ii
10,000
10,000
i 0.600
10,000
I*\ooo
10,000
15,000
90,000 ,
30,000
'•6,000
oi,oo©
' 10,000
' 5.000
5 i,ooo
10 1,000
s ° 400
100 ,06
3°o go
iOOO 20
2000 1 j
3000 12
8100 , 9
H>539 Prizes. 1162,000
#3,46! Blanks. First drawn itiiiiiber,
t Lafldrawn numbci, a,OOO
38,000 Ticket! at 7 Dollars eaili is i 6&.060
The drawing will cotnirience, under the
infprftiort of a Commttiee of the Superin.
ten dints, at <odn as the Tickets are foldj ol
which timely notice will be given
The Supenotendjms have appointed John
N. Cumitjing, of Newark, Jacob R Hir.
dtnbrrg, o» New-Bumfwick, and Jonathan
R >?a, of Trenton, as immednte Managers
thereof, who have given an pie security for
discharging thetruft repofi'd irt them.
In order 10 fecurc the puii&ual pay
mcnt of the Prizes, the Superintendents of
the Lottery have direfied that the Managers
fhal I \earh enter into bonds in 40,000 dollars,
With four fufflcient fcctffttii s, to perform iheir
infti ii&ions, ibe fubltance of which is
I That whenever either of the Managers
shall receive the sum of Three Hundrtd Dot.
lars, he (hall immdiaiely place the fame in
one of the Banks of New-York or Philadel
phia, to the ciedit of the Governor of the
Society, and such of (be Superintendents as
live in the city where the monies are placed,
10 remain there nnlif the Lottery is drawn.
tor the paymnt of the Prizes.
11. The Managers to take fufficient se
curity tor any Tickets they may trust, other
wise to be refpoimble for them.
111. To keep regular bocjWs of Ticfceu
fold, Monies received and paid into the
Sank, abftiafts of which (hall be sent,
monthly, to thcGovernor of the Society.
Paterfon, January 1, 1794.
On application to either of the abo*e gen.
•lemen, information will be given where
tickets may be bad.
February 34,
03" The Lottery ptibliflied by the
*' Society far eflablifhing ufeful manufac
tn'es,'' will cummer]ce drawing the firft
Tiif'Ha ir November next-—«
WANTED,
An Apprentice
To the
Watch Making and
Repairing Business,
Apply TO
C. Campbell.
No. 3, south Fourth street, two doors
from Market-street.
Sept. 3
Salt,
NO. 69.
Diftritt of Pennsylvania,
nr. ■ TO WIT:
Ok. it lemembered that on he found d»\
of AugtSll, in Ihe nineteenth ye»r of the in
dependence of the Uu.ied Sum of America
I horn** Dobfon of the said D ftr.a, haih dt
pofiti d m this Office the Title of a Book, the
right whe'eof he claims as Proprietor, in the
words following, to wit;
Ah A.xonnt of the Bilious Remitting
Yellow Fevei, as 11 appeared iniheri
" U of Philadelphia iu the year 1793, b
" benjamin R u (h, M. D Proicffo. ol t:»
" Inftiintes of Crimcal M dici.e in
" thi Univcrfiiy o> Pennsylvania."
In coiibii mtty to the aft of Con»refs o
lie United States intituled " An Aft foi tht
encouragement of Learning, by ftcunng h
fiopica of Maps, Ch«ru, and Books, to th.
Authors and Proprietor ol suCh Copies,dur
ing the times th-. rein mentiniirrf "
Samuel Galdwell,
CM of ti>e Difiria of Pcnnfjlvinia.
, . . vo f-
Diftri£t of Pennsylvania,
to mr ;
BE ii remembered that on ihc lourih <i» v
of Aujfuft n ihe nineteenth ynr of th. md-.
pendence of the United Slates ol America,
Jo(, pli Pilelllrv of the said Diftiift, i.ath de
pofiitd im this Office the T.tle of a B >ok, the
right wh< ieof he claims as Author mi the
wotd»fol|owing, to wit,
" Letters addreffrd to the Philosophers
" and Politicians of Fra«ce on the fubiifl
"of Religion. To whicb are prefixed
" Obferv3tion» relating to <f, e of the
" gfneial puvalenceof Infidelity, by lo
" feph Priestley, L. L D. F. R S. &c.
" Tantamnc Rem tam negligenter.
m&fht:'
In conformity to the aft of thr Cmgrefs
ofthe United States intituled" An AS lor
the encouragement of learnihg by fecurios
the copiej oi Mapa Charts and Books th"-
Authors and Proprietors of such copies du
ring the times • herein mentioned •'
Samuel Caldwell*
Clerk of the Dittria of Pennfyluantt,.
Diftridt of" Pennfylvaniaj
to IVIT-.
3E it remembered that on th f .urch Hjv
8f August in (h uinetefclHh year of the Ind
pendente of 'ht United Staiea of Aihe.:c»
Jo'eph Priestley o! iht it d diftrifi haih del
poliied in ihis Office the tltl«o» a Book the
»gbt whereat he claims a« Anthor in the
worda following to wit :
" J* d Srrmonj, »i*. i. The 'prefem
" ate Europr compared with ancient
' piopheciei, prearhi'd on ihc Fast-day
11 1 794» * v "h a Preface containing the
" ten' .its fdr the Auihots leaving England.
" Tlir life rtf Christianity especially in
" a +.cult timeij being the Authors Fare
-11 dllboilrfe ro hia Congregation at
tofepfi Pneltles L. L, D.
' H * AR ° f tht Co-'S'A of
hf United Stat« itmiuled An Aft fir .he
encouragement of learning by "ecu in" £
Au ? tho cw,s £
Author, and P.opr,«nrs 0 f filch cop iej du
'■"g the times therein rti.-miotieH ••
Samuel Caldwell,
CM tftb* Ditiria of Ptrmfyli/mnicH
Diftrid of ferinfyJvanli,
da ß VA that
day «.f August the nineteenth yeat ofthe
Indept mleiice „f the United State, 0 f
J P r h Prietl,e y of the raid dir.
trtft hat. deposited in this Office tbe title
of a book the right whereof he ela.mj is j
Autkor in the word* following to wit i
»• psi tbe frr '°< lS and ctndict
„ , P Christianity on the sol
,« frl* fub J e(sls '• The use of
„ I"'°'' ln the matters of religion—.»
u 1 " f . man i i d ° tf,< - win of
» R„n, 3 ' °" ginl ' Sin -4- Election.
.. at '°j n ; ' Th « Divinity of
m si, j u'f Atonement for Jin by
" lev L t nF h » *' J t,fcph Prietl
t< j i j S- which are
» a .ho'e is?* m ° ry ° f ihe ** *
(( _ . . doftnnn and an account of the
„ Ir 1 ?' of Mr - Elw ?» f«r Hetefy a , lc |
at Stafford Affii*,. To us
« v?/ !' the Fath " and one
• Cor VIH 6 Ma ; Chnft *«"• '•
v-or. VIII. 6. T.m! 11. e."
t0 ' he AA of Congress of the
Stat « s -nfitnled" An A(i for the
.rcouragem.n of | earnins by , ieu ™
thr pop e« of Maps Charts and Book.-, to tte
rin.T ?' d ? :i "° 'of such *dT
mg the time-; therein m- n iweri."
Samuel CaldwelL
- erh ofthe thffrirt qf Pennjylixwi ff.
vv hereas an attach
ment at the I'uic of the adininifiiatorsol ,1|
and finguhr the goods and chattels. ri ht«
and credit's, which were of William Baro
net deceased, at the time of his death
hath bee, .ff.edout of the Inferiour Com
„.!'Tf on f' eas ' ''"and for .he Countvo
Middle (ex, aga i nft the Goods and Chatties.
Lands and Tenements of jrenius Martin
["'"S aforeftid, returnable to,
the third Tue<day in July last. NOTICE
.11 hereby given to the said Irenius Martin,
that nnleft he appear and file special ba to
the said action, on or before the thirdTueT
day m January next, judgment will be en
tered a^a,nft him by delault, and the good,
and chatties, lauds and trnements (o at
tached, fold for the fatisff&ion of such of
his creditors as (hall appear to be jurtly en.
titled to any demand thereon, and fhallap
plv for that purppfe, according to the form
of the flatute in such cale madelc provided
By order of the Cotfu
DEARE, Clerk.
I iwtf.
t«&t f
Aug. to,
lawtf
PHI.
iADELPHIA -Printeb bt JOHN FE-NNn r-
J f£NN0 ' N '- CHSS ™ T STREET.—tpRics SIX DOLLAM P S * AXHVM.
" TtRtNtE."
NO. 72
Maurice Margarot,
Before the High Court of Jufliciary at
Edinburgh, on an indidmtnt for
SEDITIOUS PRACTICES.
" OK the many rrmaikable trials which
theprefent extraordinarv system of crimi
nal jurisprudence iit G. Britain and Ireland
has brought before the public eve; thi;
ce.tafnly is most entitled to universal pe'
rula: and attention. J t de vi lopes, mo,i
tully than any publication extant, the Jar
ell view, and objtfts of the British < onven.
tion ; and proves inconteftibiy, that iurii
*;al profecations (or per.'t cHtiomf am; de
rfwn. are now more the result of the pre
ferit order of things, than any aid f»(hio n
ed attachment to the laws or the conftiU
Hon Add to this, that it holds up to the
wonder and adniiiation of mankind, the
the farm, manly, and patriotic conduftof
this devoted viaim—This < Second Sydney '
as he has juftty and deservedly been callrd:
whom the courfeof one of the lonsefl-.ri!
a kn °w of, unassisted even by a finnje
merrtber 0 f th tvin^rf |u[ ,^
d ptli of legal and conftitntional know,
edge and, in a speech of four hours
a f nd fir« P P ayed f W b ' ,Zt ° f «H^»ce
and firft ,-ate abilities, as aftoniflrtd
the court—and, strange to relate ! even
and timl°< nt - aty aiJP ' Use from t |le venal
vernment/ ,rVI Cr ' ature a ®orrupt go-
FOR SALE,
About xo» ooolb. of
GOOD COFFEE,
Just Landing, from on board of the ship
S dgley, Captain Hodge, at Cuthbert's
wharf. Apply lo
Philips, Cramond, & Co.
Sept. 16 - d
NOTICE.
New Castle Pier Lottery-
Tickets—Registered.
A RKGISI EK BOOK i. ke at M-".
■ioffee'j, No. 75, north Water ftree', where
ilclcets arc registered at 1 4 ol a ilollar a
iiagfe'lticket, and notice will be ft-nt by
etter (if fortu-'ate 01 unfortunate to any
,>art of tlie Continent.
ALSO
tickets
, , In the City of
Wafhirigton Lottery, No. 2,
(Winch wilcomuic r» Jiawiop V y
Kegillcred, at.d tfc« cariieft account (ent
of their fate per l-ter.
;S»pt it) d
The French Language
taught Br
J, M. B A ft T,
North Second Street, No. 158,
WHO begs :eav ta inform is Fiend
and the Public, that he inte di to
in that Tongue, a number of Scholirs on
ealonable terms. Those who will be plea
: 1 to employ him, (hall be exactly attend
ed to at their own Appartmetits.
S '-T t *7 *eodsw
i so the Electors of the city and
county of Philadelphia.
Gentlemen,
This heing the last year of the pre
terit Sheriffs time in office. I take
lie liberty to offer mvfelf a Candidate,
and folicitvour votes and interests in my
favour, to plare me on the reiurn at the
nextgenaralEleftion, at his fucceiroi for
'aid office; in doing which, you will confer
an obligatiin that will be gratefully re.
membcred, hv
Your mast obedient,
anit hum 1 ' servant,
JOHN BAKER.
STATE cf SOUTH-CAROLINA
Iti the House of Reprepntatives,
W Dec ember a 1 it, 1793*
HE HE AS the Coihtrnilionrrfc of pub
lic AccounUjh.we reported, that they
cannot proceed to the Hreftigation of the
Treasury Accounts, special In
dents, witiout knowing the outstanding a.
mount tfiertof in circuUtioh Therefore,
Rejoined, That ail holders of fpeciaJ In
dents be and required, on or before
the firft day of Novrmbet ticX', »o deliver the
fpccial Indciis in their pofifeflion to one or
other of thcCommiflioners ef the Treasury,
who aTf t*g»e receipts for the fame, and to
report CO the Commimonern on public ac
count*, on or aefore the tenth day of Nov
ember ne*t, tie amount by them refpe&ive
lv received, 4n<S also ro the Lecture,, at
thejr in November next, and that j
all fpecral Indents nm rendered into the
rreafury a< above, on or before the fuft day
° r r* h " """be, and the fame
j «re hetehi bared.
kcjblvci. That public fiotiee of this refolu.
tion bcs.vc, in thefeVer»l Gazettes in tbii
state, once -very three weeks, until the fiift
<J«yo November next And that the Dele
g«teF6fthi.sSateintheCongref» of the U»-
| cd States, bereqmted to cause this rtfolu
t»»to be pibliftn-d In ont or more papers
tn thectties »f Phifadclphia and New-York,
and that prottfion will be made for the ex
pe"cir,s attending such publication.
tdtrii, That the resolution be sent to
tne Senate fir their concurrence.
By erdernf the House,
JOHU KAN'ORn C.H.R.
In the SENATE)
n K, , Decembir 2lft , 1 793-
Xtfdlv ej, That this House do concur with
the House o, Representatives in the forego
»ng refouitions.
OrJ'rei, rhat tfre resolution.'be sent to
the House Representatives.
fcy order of the Senate,
FSLIX WARLEY Clerk.
rvt* N.
JUST PUBLISHES;
And' fur sale at
Mathew Carey s Store,
No. 118, Market ftteet,
Price hall a dollar, eirtbelliftird with a
ftrikinrr likeness of Mr Margarot,
The TRIAL
O F
Lachawannock.
A X#ARGE body of LAND on this river
and it* waters, is now for sale to Stttltrs on
/ V|on moderate terms,ai*d at a long credit.
Tbe foil is remark* oly fertile, a:>d nu
merous screams of watt rare interspersed
through the whole country.
The main river flows through one tratFl
•}f about thirty thousand acres, and is with
>e exception of one obftru&ion, naviga
• »le to the Sufquehanmh.
Spring Brook Creek, which with its
branches, waters another tract » f about
torty thousand acres of good Lad, emp
ties itfelf into the Lachawannock, about j
twelve m lcs from the Sui'cjarhann«h.
It affords nuuic > tou < ; Mill feats, & in its
course creates largebodies of well water
ed meadow ground.
.The other tracts a re interfe&ed bycrt^ks
• f conGderable importance.
Several Mills are already ere&ed for the
accommodation of tho fettiers.
R<»ads are cut in different dire&ions, to
wards the most convenient markets.
The county town is not more than i 2
mle> di ft ant from many parts ol the set
tlement.
1 'y Sn'quehannali affords an easy and
lafe navigation to Middleton, from whence
the Canal to Schuylkill extends the com
to the city.
Another means of connection with Phi
ladelphia, is bv the D iaware, from wliich
the distance irCeyeral places is aboutthirty
miles.
The proprietors combining theirown in
tents with that of the inhabitants, aredif
p<tfed to erect works of p u Mic utility,open
uoidSj &c. and in erery en iniles square, a
ti aft ot one hundred acres is allotted For a
Scho 1, 4nd one hundred acres for thefirft
lelident clergyman of any denomination of
Chriftiani.
For further particulars applv to
Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County,
lennlyl vania j July 9.
Lettersdirefted tn Georgr- Fddy, at Phi
ladelphia, or this jriace, relative to this,
burinefs,wil! he dufv anftrered. enii j|r.
THIS DAT IS PUBLISHED,
.Va 1 to i>e lold by
Robert Campbell,
No. 54, fauth Second Jtreel, ficotld door
bclotv the corner of Chefnutfireet,
• .f
MENTORIA ;
The Young Lady's Friend,
by.
Mrs. Rowfon,
Of the New Theatre, Kh.Jadelphla J au
thm of He Irqitififnr, Fil!e de Charabre,
Victoria, Cfci' Intrc, &c.
Price neatly bound 75 cents.
Detejlcd le the pen luhcfe baneful influ
ence
Could to the youthful docile mind convey
Pernicious precepts, tell loose talcs,
Ajidpaint illicit pajfion in such colours,
As might mi/lead tbt utftifpefting heart,
And vitiate tht young, unfeftled judg
ment.
Itvculrl not fortbc riches of the Sajl
Ahttfe the noblest gifts of heaven thus,
Or fink my Qenius to such pre/Htuti<m.
Aug. ai tatwim
Just Landed,
From on board tbejbip Wq/hington y Capi
John Collini from Buurdeatm,
'
A CARGO OP
White Wines
In Barrel;; ai d
CLARET
in Hlids. and Cafes—»For Sale by
FR4NCIS COPPINGER,
No. 26, Spruce, near Front Street.
Augo«{ ,5. ,794. d
NOTICE.
| The Gazette of the United
States it now pul/i/hed at No. 119
Chesnut street—to -whichplace thr.
OFFICE of the Editor is removed, and
<where Printing Work in general u
performed.
c. W. PEALE.
EVER lolic'ious tortndei his MUSEUM
Itill mote and more an os.jeft of ratlona
entertainment, and subservient to the in]
terefis of ufeful fci nee, has on the fu,:gel.
tton and with tile advice of a number o
hts friends, prbvided a Book, which will
be always o;.en for rhe i«>rpe«sli.>n of tho/e
who vilit hi? Muletim, in which book it is
proposed to insert all such difcoycries, in
ventions, improvements, scheme , obser
vations, experiments, projects, hints or
queries Mating to the arts or sciences, as
any of his visitors, or correfpordents.mav
trom time totime communicate.
Such as may chuff to conceal their names
may ntherfend theircommunicatinnsano
nymon-, or at their deiire, C- \V, Peale
will in lent heir names, with the numbei or
signature of tlier refpeetive communica
tions in a private book which he Ihil] keep
loi that pmpofe.
The advantages ot inch a public regiHer
are obvious. J t will rescue from oblivion
many ufHul hints, which might r>t!u r wife
have d : .«d with tbe'rt authors. Jt m a> fe.
cure to inventors thci. juftclaims, andpte
vent often from taking the honor or profit
| of a d'Jcovery to which they are not en
itled, and as the Mufeuls ii now visited
bvperfons from ahnoft all parts of the
wy'rld, fnce a.regiilei-, it isprcfumed, will
loon contain and be the nieaqs of diffemi
natmg a vail fund of ufefnl knowledge, and
promote Chat (pirll of enquiry and intrn
rion, tor which the peop'e of the United
States are already fojuftlydilUneiiiflied. i
Aeg. 32 |
George Eddy.
O R
Another parcel of land, within a mile
of A iexandria jCOn taining about 24 icreii
and 10 be fold in acie or haltLacre l"tt.
Also, fund 1 y unimp'oved lots ofvarious
sizes, in different parts of the town of Al
exandria.
Todefcrib* the premises more particu
larly is Jeemed urtneceiTsry, as it is expec
ted every person will examine and view
whatever part he /ball be inclined to buy.
My only obje<st bring to rail'e a certain fuin
of money, by felling To many or fitch part*
•>t the aforefaid tra&s of laiid and lot! as
stall be neceflary for ihst pnrpofe, one half
of the purclufe money mutt lie paid at the
time ot contra<?t, and the other within a
year from tlu- firft day of Augnft next, and
at the time of delivering poliV/Jjon or PX£*
cuting a legal conveyance The lands <'
maining upfold, except the tract in
William, after railing- a limited fun* '•
be divided into tenements, a:id !r*'e Sir
a term of years, from the litMiy < " •
tober next, ti]l thr jjth of,»eeem
lhall be in the city of Rich*roml, ant
that time I fhalj remain at heme, ip Ul v i
andria, at which placet, or clfewh. re, >
lhaJl be prepared to detail particular a -,
te enter into contrafH. — :
♦
FOR SALE,
At the STORES of
/efle 6c Robert Wain
Souchong andConTo
clieffs J« a rtet
A quantity of Liibon and CadisSAl _
Soft Uif lied ALMONDS in bales
Velvet CORKs, j„ do.
Kuffia MAT! Sr
, J"" e 9 j
75 PUBLISHED,
Ind to be 'oid b, -he following
r? joh " n^,>;V rod, ,V ° 41 ' Chef ""t i'treet
rhoma? Dobftnj No. 4., f'uth s-coJ
tree , Jolcp,i Ciuklh.ink, No. 87, Hicii
I'eet, and Win. T.ung, No. 52, fouthS*',
:o< d ftret',
Delivered July J7, 1794.
I N
The African Church
Of the City of F i.a u.pma
the ocijafio.. ofopen:ng the f.i.ti .h B C K
arUj P9'»ii v or (hip in t the fi,n.
time, 41
By Samuel Magft-zv, D. D.
Rector of St Paul's.
)ivlr.e Service, intrortured with feleA
Sctioru' paifeges, ~d a (ferial pr» vtr
and then proreeding i n its u s ua l office.'
having beei-pe 1 rnied
By Janes Abereremite, A. M.
'econd Alliftant Mi < ie .I' Chnft Chu-cfe
and it, Pete 's- *
" Ethiopia Jhall foot,Jlretch out her
hands unto Cod."
A "g' 6 *>a,v 4w
FOR SALE,
the following
Trails of Land,
. ft Virginia.
n»«tcA trta , Fr, - drl " ,c '- cem*y, cenujo,
ft, 3C ' eS ' e, " E P arr ot fat "tor,
01. Thomas Bryan Martin now
chowfc by the. name of Greer,way ecu
-nut 12 miles from Wn.cheftc a n o c ,/ m
>ew to Wn. For the conveisieiir* ot pur
hafers, » will |, e divided into p„re,fc of
ariou? dimensions from 200 to 600 acre
»h,cl,may be viewed by to c„?
1. K. Meade, living ma r theprrmiks—
fmbe 8 ::r r,,4rtis ve,y •"<
Another t.mft in the fi.rae eavnty on
(Tage creek, coi.tainmg 230 ac»e s , and
djol [iing Jacob Lt viiigoorK
Another tract in H mpfcrre connty.coii
aimng by patent, 699 acres, tailed .Slim
Snttom, situate on both fides of t e South
iJ'anchand within two miles of the mouth
»' ».«, and is supposed to have a good mill
Another tratft i„ Hamp/hi.e county „„
rTaereT a " d Kettle " Lick > containing
Anotlar trafl in Prince William cm,, <j,
caned Ueerylvania, containing upwards of
2000 ac-es, lyingupou Potmuack river, a
w»ot 23 miJes below Alexandria. a.d 28
below the Ciiy ofWilh,, s t™, conip , e _
hend.ng Freestone Point, winch appears to
« «£ ,V ' e - f!oi>< . cov t ,i, g about
5 , re, a " d *b u ',is the river, where »«f.
, 100 tons conveniently harbour. On
another part of tliij*raft it is&ppofed 'here
is a quarry ot fl-te, convenient so water
carriage. Upwards of two thirds are in
woods Mr Enoch S. Lane, living 0 „ the
preinifes, will Acw thrs tract.
linr Ano ' h " 11 ast > j n Fairfax county, called
Springfield contaming 2040 ,-j acreSi a .
bout 13 miles fiom Alexandria and iofrom
Washington ; abounds with fine (bring, and
me-dow ground, and may be feeu Il.y apply
ing to Mr. John A'ood, living on part of
Another.raft in Fairfax county, con
:T^ °" Run, a.
bout 6 mile-,from Alexandria.
Aooth.rt.aft in Fairfax county, contain
i»E "bout 176 acres, adjoining Mr. J. w
fan 5 feat, about sou. miles f,om Al
ona.
Another tract, i„ raiff,*
Ummg 5,3 acre,, near Occootra'n,
Mr. idward Wa(hi ng ion*i.
Anotl.tr tiaft, in Fairfax count
taming go acre» or fbereibout, v a
mile at Pohick and with ;
mries Of Mount Vernon, lies terel, nd is
urell timbered.
An undivided moiety in another trt(i,
containing about 284 acres, in F
ounty, about 5 miles from WaflHngto.i,
9 from Alexandria, where J. Rubinfcui for
merly Jived.
Alexandria fuly 28
CHARLES LF .
Ang. 8
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