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The TREASIIPnp

{ the Broad-Roek Jockey Club takes this method
~ a, 10 morn thoie delinquent members, agreeable
the names of thoie who fail to pay up their
eIe' to him or to Mr. VIM. Bail, who is
receive the fame. He hopes they will be- nn;n,"J
paying up their fubeription on the fra dav IS ,ha
Broad Rock races '"y OF the
THOMAS cHEATHAM, Treafursr
September 10, 1905. iieaiurer'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

When As9 we receive the INDEX to the E;ris
Volume OF your Pager 30
Ise Editor replies that none tut the moi indfpen
i'bie engagements honld have prevented him fron,
completing 1t long time iuce. He now PLEDGES
h'nieli to his fubribers to frnii il within i S DAYS
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Last Gnenims,s sca;..
NETWORK. sentcmher
----A=S

NEW-fORK, September 3.
ASweditli ihipfrom Barcelona for New-York.
laden with brandy and wine; and Brig from
Martinique for Ncw-York, were csptursd on
"wednesday lat by the Britih frisate C,eopatra.
and ordered for Halifax. Mr. ~,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

IMroRrAsr-We are indebted to the pol:te,.,
OF MIR. Craig tor the following importan, informant.
on received oy letter from Mr.. Harfor,, of Darien.
Georsil =" Intelligence has reached tb;s rsc. ,ha,
an Engiih feet of nine fail of the line. with f;o,,s.
and trartports, are a, anchor in the mourn If 6.
Iohus river, and that their obie is the coropea IS
FLORIDA. The SPaniards are extremely alarmed. and
all is butle and eonfufion. Should this accom-, hs
eorrett, and there is every reafon 70 believe !, i
the tn. FioTldas will probably foon exchange matters
ne ne mouth OF St Johns river is ten leagues and
hrif object Of attack. d.: ~ "'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

me ihip Ocean, whole capture we noticed
yeuercay' was brought to and cleared by the
S.eoPa.ra after which il,e was detained by the
Camhr'an, and ordered for Halifax, usder con.
voy of the Indian Hoop of war. II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

a letter to VIM. Gray, jr. efq. at Salem. from
gentleman in Naples, confirms the ne,f;n', ;'
teiligence of the deliverancc of our Amrr;,,n
brethren from bondage at Trpoli.-No p,rt;.
culars are given, as his correfnondent fupnorsd
she information would have been received be.
tore the arrival of Captain Leach. T. is addcd
YIN the salem Gazette of Friday lsft) that th.
brother OF tine Baihaw failed in his obieta oer.-
covering the government. PEI o. y. 'e-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

We have commenced in this DAYS paper the nub.
LEGATION Of T. Paines eays on the affairs of Pennfy-
vania The reader will find in them fome original
and feveral valuable reflections on the abirad theory
OF our contribution and laws but the principal induce
ment with us for pubihng them was, that our read
ers might be polIefled of the principal amendments,
which the reformts of Pennsylvania with to introduce
into their contribution, with fome of the objections
which have been RATED aganit gov. NI'Kean's admit
ntrat'on. When we have fniihed the publication of
theie eays which is coniiff of three or four num-
bers we hall fuboin in table provional fcheme
OF the amendments which are propoied to be adopt
ed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
Fran Letter ea yODng Psdenf at Princeton, 10 he e
Hoy .f the Eaqpiyep


have feen gen Moreau. IIe has purebafed
houe near Trenton (a5out twelve miles from Prince
toni but on the Pennfylyanis ide Of the Delaware.
He intends as focn as polfble to become an American
Citizen. Different opinions are entertained Of the
reception which he ought and will meet with from
the American people For my own part, think i,
the greater enconuu both himfelf and us that he
has choien this country as his place of refdenre.
"The character and condu6t OF gen Moresu fur
NTH to my mind the ceareG eucidation of the good
intentions Of the original reforners of France. For
he was one "i them. Asfoon as he fay that no re-
public exiied in Europe he wa. anxious 10 leave Il.
lie left his country, beeaufe it fubjeed to the
power of tyrant. He refufed the command Of the
SPanh troops, 20 beliege Gibraltar, beearf, the,
were the fervants Of depot. He refufed the conn
mand in chief of the Rulisn army, besa,ae they
fought for king
General Morsau soSo receives COMPANY, ret asycr
would expect from eompeer of Bonaparte bu, 7s ;
citizen ct the United STAKES who has never besn ols
waited above private Gation."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

We have raifed the fpirit of the American
navv to an alr'oft unexampled height. The
blockade of Tripoli, gave uieful deGiuatior
TO our little feet, that would have otnerwiis
" rotted in the mud Of the Potomac" and il
called into action the 6ifciplinc and vaour oil
ct Our feamen. The honorable termination
OF this war has crowned t!sir excr,ions with an
appropriate and honorable reward. 1t has ele.
waited the fpirit and hattered the pride OF our
countrymen. 1t has breathed fame into the
hearts Of our feamen, which it will require
years to extinguiih. Il has covered us with
rcipect IN the eyes of all foreign nations while
even the marines of Great Britain and of France
have confpred TO do US iuitice. In what peri
cd OF their hiftory could they produce men
more difnteretted than thofe who refufe to be
rantomed but at the mouth of the cannon, or
men more heroic than Ifrael, Somers, and Wadf-
worth!
We fhal' behold our navy once more difen-
gagged from the blockade on Tripoi. No long
er confined to the COATS of the Mediterranean,
1t will no longer be expofed to the attacks of
Spain. 1t will no longer embarrafs our ne
gociation with that power from the imminent
danger to which it was fubje6ted byits fituation.
We HAIL behold it once more fafely
moored within our own harbours, or ready 70
defend our COATS againf the unlawful fpolia-
tons of pretended friends or the threatened
dePrcdations of declared enemies. elf, C,id
the Spaniih miniaer,s the King, my mater was
to order thips of the line, and frigates to the
Miiiilippi---3 ihips of the line and frigstes to
the Chefapeak---and ifips of the line and
tIgates to Sandy Hook, what would you do'' !?
he navy of ,Tripoli will perhaps flppy the
SPanith mnifter with an anfwer.
secaute the Navy of Tripol has accom-
pinhed thefe defirab'e Objects, therefore will
we rejoice. But let us not confine our ioy
within our own bofo,ns let us add to it byy
the iympathy of our fouls and let us fhow
to the heroes of Tripoli, by marks tina,
are not to be mifaken, that their coun-
trymen are not infeniihe to their diftin-
gui!hed merits. Let us celebrate their achieve
ments by public and animated feans. Let us
not wait until cool and deliberate refolution of
Congrefs ihall increafe the pay of the feamen,
or itamP medal in honour of their victory
Let us fe'ze the moment of exultation let us
reward our brave countrymen by the eager
piaudlts which they deferve. Let us pour out
the flowing bowl, in honour of the Heroes of
Trpoli
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
His conversation with Maj. Jacifon of Philad

Our papers from New-York announce, that th.
Cambrian, the Cleopatra, and the Hawk, Brith ARM
ed veels, are off Sandy Hook, arreitng our vef
Ieis or inprefling their paGcngers and feamen We
know not what meafures have been taken by our ad
mniitration to put hop to thefe grievances We
only know tina, as the John Adams has been fent to
Charieton with nifrpctons to protea that harbour,
tile brig Hornet is about to be fent to New-York,
probably with the fame iniirucfions
From letter eta young ele, J0arl.5e Hoynef a. Bal
tiD'ore TO tie editor.
We thall fail from this port in three weeks for
New-York We have very fine brig, 40 tons
parthen and 20 guns We ihall take in only poun-
ders this cruife, but fhe is to mount IL OF ~ ID
caronades whichever capt. Chauncey choofe.. hope
we HAL make tho!e, who dare cope with us, ff-
fer for their temerty.
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hOREAU.
TRENTON, September 9.

TRENTON, September 9.
On Tburfday laft arrived at the feat Of MIR lie Gu
en-, at Morriivile, Pennsylvania oppoGte this place
the celebrated GENERAL MoREAU, and Family
Tins gentleman is now in the 4if year of his age
hls ttature about the middle ize--his appearance
plain and unaiiuming.
His family conlifts Of his wife and two children
he is faid to podefs ample fortune.
On Saturday Governor Bloomfield and number
ofthe principal Fe6erafs Of this place paid their ref
pe6ts TO the General
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

The National InteIligencer, brought bv the
lat evenings mail, contained none of the off.
cia dLpatc hes, about our affairs with Tripoli
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BOLTING CLOTHS

BOLTING CLOTHS.
A COMPLEAT alIortment Of b.a nn,,h
y ING CLoTns, jun received-for fale bv
sa,., Nj u B. MYERS.
september 10. (eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

We are forty to obferve that malignant fever
has made its appearance in PHILADELPHIA. The
Board OF Health have entered into refolution
to publi'h daily report of the new cafes which
occur. BY that of the 3rd. inf. it appears that
IN the lat "a hours, ending on that day at 10
o'clock, patients had been admitfed into the
Hoipital; bad been dj/cbargrd cured had
died.; and that there were 2I resaining, 4 of
whom were conyalefcent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

By pubifhing the fpeech of Mr.. Randolph on the
Yazoo claims, the Editor has been prevented from
furnthng the ufual quantity of original matter His
anxiety to complete The Vindicaton of Mr. JefIer-
has given way to the general tIrioty to peruie
this animated and eloquent fpeech.
The reader will recoea, that this was the Eeoad
ipeech, which Mr.. R. delivered OH the Yazoo Claims
during the lafl FELTON, of Congrefs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
SEAMENS PROJECTIONS.

A gentleman, who has lately returned from
Halifax, and brought with him bis lon, Whole
liberation from On board one OF the Brltifh fri
gates On that ,llation, he procured through the
fliendhlp and agenty OF Jane: Smith, Figure,
Of that place allure; Us, that the common pro.
teaions, WHICH are given TO our feamen, at the
cuaom .heules, will not inlule their iafety from
impreGment on bpa,a Britiih ihips OF war. he
adds, tina. in osder TO repder thefe projections
fate, ard corformabls TO the regulations OF tha
Bri,fh navy, they una be accompanied BY the
copy of certificate hgpea by the town clerk Of
the place, where the birth Of each isamen is re-.
regitered; which copy sauR be annexed to the
protection and the original Acknowledged BY ,hs
collector to be dspoIted IN his oece.
Or AS this not,se Is important TO the late.
refts Of cor.meres and Of huma ,ty, we are a1u-
red our brother editors in The U. S. will give it
publicitys Bsaoa GGzettt,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30

Algesiras, except Spaniard nominated by
Mr.. John Gravino of Gibraltar within a
few weeks, ] and tina, the said port being
within the iurisdiciieh OF the Consul OF Ca
dig, which Office 10 held by Spaniard now
residing at Madrid, and who has not resid.
ed for many years past within SO miles OF
his consulate, and that the interests and no.
nor Of the u. S. and its citizens are totally
neglected and Its vessels ave daily captured
and carried into the ports OF Algesiras & the
captains or seamea there engaged elther
to- sign papers In a foreign language which
IN many instances are made the grounds or
their condo mnation, or obliged 10 enter IN
TO compromises equally Injurious Dotn 10
the honor Of the United States and The m
.terests of the citizens, and whereas ] IL.
nardy, Consul General OF the Unnad States,
at Cadiz and lis dspe ndencies, HIS been
applied to, to appoint Vice CopsuA at Al
prs,ras, and be has either been unwilling
SO 10 do. or has been unable to get any per-
son to serve under him, aliedgsrg tina. no
person would consent TO remain mere Win.
cut fixed salary, which the, government
nave IEtuoCO w at4cW w Sn ~
Consul, and whereas from the above stated
facts, ii clearly "ppears, that The interests
Of the United States and It's cltlzens are
totally abandonrd TO the mercy OF set OF
priva,esrs men, and that immense sums
have been lost and continue daily TO DC
brought If and condemned.
1t is therefore strongly recemme nded to
the eltizens OF the United States, engaged
in the trade 10 the Medterranean to call
meeting in the different Sea ports and pre-
sent q petition to Congress claiming thas
protection which they conceive themselves
& their property. enltled to, and requesting
thar respectable eitizea Of the United
S,aes may be appointed to The othce OF
Consul General of Cadiz and Its dependen-
cies. with an obligation of his residing &C
his post, and. in case of no citizen be s
willing from the local situation OF Alge'i-
ras. to rem ain there without a salsry, that
salary NAV be allowed to the Wise Ionsul
residing at the port Of ,Algeslras,
Gadis, Aug. Is, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
CHARLESTON, Oc,. IS.

The British ship Northumberland. capt.
Gibbs, in attempting TO enter the South
Channel yesterday, got ashore on the North
Breaker, and is blged. The crew LETT the
ship with Eve feet water in the hold, and
came up TO town last night. -
The Northumberland sailed from ANAL
ca with the homeward bound feet of MGR
chantmen bu, having sprung leak, left
the convoy. She was fine ship. of 423
tons bur,hsn had cargo of SGT hogs
heads and 81 .ierces Sugar, 48 puncheons
Rum, So cases and 1873 bags Coffee, 112
bags P;mento, 80 bales Cotton, and ~ tons
Logwood very trifing Propornon OF
which it is supposed will be saved.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
NEW YORK, October rs.

Arrived, fchooner Rsynsrd, CheRsr. IS days
from Barracoa, with 6s, ZOO W.T.. coffee. Sa-ied
in CO. fchooner Tartar, M'Lachlan, for Charef.
ton. Left, fchooners General pinkney, Gray
fon, OF Alexandria, and Com. Prebfe, Boils, of
New London. Captain BoHs went ont in the
1oop Grand Sachcm, which yefel he fold and
bought the above fcEooncr. There had been no
prizes tent into Barracoa during the ~ days
Captain Cheacr was at that place Four French
privatcer. were confined to the harbor by Bri
tiih frigate, two briggs and lchooner which were
off that port.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
LIST Of vessels sffat Havaana, fiM octo.

List Of vesssls kfa Havaana, fiM octo.
Der, 1905.
Ship William, Jones, Charleston
Hope, HuEt, do.
Pegasus, Gabos, do.
New Guide, New York
Swift, -. Philadelphia
Thomas Wilsoa, from New Orleans
Louisa, Sinclair, Philadelphia
Lydis, New York
Lydia, Dorm, :. :, Boston
Seiniran,is, Malbern, Newport--loss
main and mica masts
D. 4 Tice, 81 Baltimore
Brig SmiIax, Philadelphia, ready to sail
Lovely Lucy, do. arrived 18th inst.
sPallas, New York
Cyrus, Chase, {, Nrwburyport
Hanna. Snow, Boston, 3 or days
Maria, Buel, Charleston
Sophia, M.Cann, New Orleans
Prudence, Finnigan, BALTIMORE
Vengeance, Grimm, do. TO sail 10 4
!, !. i, days
Schr. Sally, Deshoun, Connecsicu, do. ll,h
instant
Resolution. Driscoll, Charleston
Ana and Hope, Pnman, Newport,
ready to sail
Kornot, Harding, Norfolk,
49, go sold
Sfoop Nancy, Potts, Baltimore
4 fry1f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
aterannrta Da1p abberttssr.
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER SO.


/, DIED this morning. in the s7thyear Of
his age, after an illness of twelve days, Mr..
Abram Hezues, of the house of Hewes and
Miller, merchants, OF this town.
In state of society, exempt from the
iindiscrimipa,e application Of Posthumous
praise. and where pre-eminent worth alone
should command the pen of the eulogist.
this gentleman could not have been over
looked as distinguished exemplar of hu-
man life.
To a character for probity surpassed by
none, were added a benevolepce of dispo.
sition and sensibill,y of heart, that made
every man his friend, and will cause many
deeply to lament his loss.
His remains will be removed from his
house, to, morrow morning at halfpast nine
O'Clock for intermens, where the inhabi.
tan,s and friends in particular, are respect.
fully invited to attend.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
To be HIRED or SOLD,

Fer q Term Of yfars,
n NUMBER of valuable NEGROES
IN uen, women, boys and girls major-
~ OF them have beer accritomed to labor OF
farm. Apply to the Printer.
September 10. Law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
BALTIMORE, October %.

Arrived. brig Two Brothers, Chase, Is
DAYS from Havana.
Sailed the 18th and left as per list. Spoke
pilot boat schooner, called, as well as
they could recollect, the Alice, from Balsi.
more, for ST. Domingo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
e. EDUCATION.


The isbabtan,, Of Alexandria, are ,sIbe65faHy
informed, tdqt on Monday tbt J0xrf6
day Of Nevsmter next
4 NIGHT SCHOOL
Will be opened. for the initruftion Of youth,
by FRANCIS DONNELLY, in the houfc at
preient occupied by the Rev. MIR. .M(er09, at
tho corner of Duke and ST. Afaph freet.
They will be taught the Engliih Language
dramatically, Writing, Arithmetic. Geography,
&c. Il is his with not to exceed fifteen in num-
Der, and hopes from bis Grie attention, and his
experience as teacher to give general iatisfae.
tion.
F. D. Has le'fure TO appropriate one hour in
the day to the tuition of a private clais. His
terms will be moderate,
October 80. zawzw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30
nd tor.bSainss Of what nay tsT5J hap.

pm, "a M,Ksan be elected this mss jsrieas
''n0u.s ,hrsas.ns to afail US. Whatever may
sitris.. .a;faous of the wife or TIE hopes Of the
Be o. P' .H.,e is lame PROBABILITY of diyis
s'i'n, non0 the prssni msnbers Of the republican
Fa y. wo,d. afome probability" attended with
- ..b (ol.mnisy, have affected our rifibility
. ~ ys,s 70 proceed: We quit, as we hsPs you
20 % n ,.,der, With fomeshing in the acevs--
..I.d bsg6isg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30

!, Also, ship Lucy Ann, Middleton. IS
days from Havana. OFF Cape Henry
spoke brig Eliza, Burgess, from HAVANA
for New sork.
Also, brig Two Brothers, Stapleton, 6s
days from Bordeaux; heard OF no late cap
,ure OF other losses. Flour IL dolls. hea-
Wy sales.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-30

Extract Of letter from an american gen
tleman Of intelligence and fes9sc'abihty
at Cadiz.
can from my own knowledge vouch for
the truth of the enclosed memorial, and l
think it should be taken up in such pub.
lie manner by all the merchants IN the "
n;ted States, as should convince the govern.
ment that their. interests in the instance
complained of is most seriously neglect.
ed,
THE MEMORIAL.
Recommendation to the Merchants Of the
United States trading to the Medtterfa-
mean.
WHEREAs the trade Of the United
States to the Mediterranean, IS one OF the
most valuable of the said States, and has
been during the last and more particularly
during the present war, much molested by
an Infamous set of privateers lifted outin
the ports Of Spain, whose general rendez-
vous has been and continues to be the Pofs
OF Algeziras, before which port every yes
sci bound to the Mediterranean must ne
cessarily pass, and whereas it appears there
is no consul or agent fer the United ota'es'
nor has there been for several years past ae
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-30
lanes Keith.
Iaieo}
.M:Knlgbt 6 Stewart,

MsKnlgbt 6 Stevart,
Haue remsqed tier STORE fran Fai;fax TO kim.
Grtet, next deo, 10 Nh. Jonathan MsndevilIs',
,7ubeye try kaOs on hand, vasirly Of qu.l
cboy<e GOODS, Mitabis 10 the p,sltnt and
nb9reacbmg lsgJaas--viz.
BET fupeahne broad cloths and cal.
imer.s, In and German linens, dowa.s and
N,ee,ipts, whitc ard brown plat,lllas, cotton
csfiner.s, blue nankeehe, long and lhort yellow
ditto; a. and IS chintzes and cslicaes, d..
mites, laced ard plain oambrick mullins elk
and cotton hoicrv, fix COTTON and leather gloves
Iadia mullins, Sc. &c.
May al. eo6t =,
arr We earnehly requelt thoIe In
debted to usto pay their respective balances, By
the 6rR Of July next, IS sfEcr that time we arc
determined touse cocreise measures for the re.
covery, without teipcd to persons.
Mex. e S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-30
gVa1uable Property for SAFE.

The foblcriber being defirous Of removing - ~
w.l9e,n country. offers for iale, the toiioWnes
Tr,fa, of LAND, in Fairf~x county, vsi-
ginia,. VIZ. -
The Trae on which he reildes, coz
tanning about no acres, miles beio" Ais Ns. :.
ay;a. and within one mile of Potomac iiyer. 10
an agreeable neighborhoad tie itastion pea,
fant and remarkably healthy; the lard level
and we'll adopted to the production o. ino,aa-
corn, wheat, and other fmal grain. ! ne I'm
nroyemcs, are, lars and connections dWsi.
ling bouie. two tories nigh, 81 feet long and
a5 Gee, wide, with four rooms and PAiiage on
= aoor. paza nine feet wide on each front,
the full length of the houie, and an excellent
cellar under th. Who'll. honle divided into topf
room, and a psllage; a good kitchen, meat
homie. dairy, ice .ho,lle, and every other uecss-
iary building, all in good repair, with well OF
excellent water; good gafdce, apple q peafh
orchard, and about 40 acres OF excel sifaosty
meadow, and as much more may be Fsade at
very finaIl expcnce: Aao, an oyeftcer's honic,
I negro quarters, grana'y, &c.
One other Tract, containing about
go acres, q hl'icS peio" T'e"niEtt"' -
into two farms fufacisnt TO work or 10 hands
on each The buildings on thsis farms copiitt
only Q. overfecrs' hoplcs, negro quarters, grana-
,iee, &c. There are 40 or 50 acres OF good IT,
mosl,y meadow we'll enc!o(ed, and great deal
moe may be mad. at ,rfing cypence the
land very level gni fertile, with an abundance
Of timber. This uaa is allowed, by thosr VITO
now i. well, to be equal, if not iuperios, TO
any rraa of the fame cg.rnt in this part OF the
country. 1t will be fold sntire, 0: dis!dsd, as
may be found mot convenient.
One other Tra6 rear the ialt men
tion.d one, confirming 4oa acres, rediea 70 t.
rants ar viii; CONFEDERATE. portion of which is
level and the foil good. There are on It, two
| or three beautiful and commanding f,re,ions tor
buildings, and a meadow frsm which ono of the
tenants tells from = TO 10 tons Of hay year.
Another Tract, Of about 3a5 Acres,
o or 10 miles below Alexandria. through which
ire &agc road leading from theuce TO Richmond
paHes: This would be snescellent fand for a
tavern, there heins none at this time bctween
Alexandra and Co!chelcr, a ditance OF 10 or
is miles: ALTO, 81
Ene other TraG near the lah, CEN
tanning about 400 acres. Both the latt menu-
oned tyaas are likcwifc rented 70 tenauts-at
will they produce. good coro, wheat, and other
fnall grain, and there is oa each Of them con-
Edcrable quantity Of excellent timothy MEADOW
in good order, from which the tenants fcl great
| deal of lay. For terms, apply to the fu5fcri-
Der, FIVE miles below Alexandria.
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