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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-23
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY %.

Or negociati1,,s Nth Englana. LIN the
course OF d'5cuss;oa in the British par
Hanoent, on the address to the k:aYe, Rsr.
Percival, having noticed several topics,
which, TO his.regret, had been omitted IN
his maiest''v speech, observed that ne
had discussions with America Vghich had
not been brougheto a.close, which be wish
cd to have been taken notice Of 10 HE tn a.
Icsty's speech: 70: he wished, as the mat
ter was imporians, TO kaow the state il
which ihat discussion stood aud that was
still the more interesting, when be reject.
ed on the measures OF the :ast session cf
sar!iament--a. measures CT concession 70
America; and particularly one Che Ame-
rican intercourse btsl) which was directly
hostile TO the principle, On due observa
ton, on wkich the glory ofthis country was
founded the principle OF the navigation
laws. and what was to hisn, and those
who thought viii, him, ominoes, was The
reflection, who it VS. thai brought in, and
who sanctioned that measure in the house
OF lords, and who now were the persons
appointed to settle our differences with
America !? CHeer! hear !! hear! jyom
.Nr. Rose and others y lie was alarmed
lest mistaken policy nighs be the cause
Of sacrificing the true interests Of this
country. Sone notice ought 10 be sakeh
of this subject in toe hing speech, and i,
was suffice, which called for serious Gis-
cussion. He would say no more on the
subject at present; but he hoped 90 treaty
would be concluded upon it without a full
explanations, an1 perfect understanding
% thar subject"
Lord Henry Petty 10 reply said, supon
the aubject osinserconrse with America
he sobnlieted that the affairs Of ,se two
countries shosid not BE laid before parlia.
n,ert until every thing was adjusted com.
pletelg and he trusted that for Knowledge
Of the true Interests Of this country, and
understanding toe means to preserve them,
as well as concliaiing manners, aud those
other qualities which constitute the charac-
terof perfect negoclasors, thry won!d not
be ,houeht wanting in those on whom his
majesty had teen pleased to devol2e this
trust"
Mr.. Percival again. g A word or two
in explanation with the leave Of the house.
was very much misunderstood by the
noble lord, if he supposes me TO insinoale
any waar Of knowledge or deficiency in
eoncliatins manners IN the noble persons
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who are appoiusedt to dissrss our affairs
with America waat was alarmed a, VA.
the conaexion which appears besween the
suthors ol The American intercourse bill,
the coincidence bstweea he marDer ia
which the b,H was insfodaced INTO parlia.
neut, supported and carried, anc the ap.
pointmenl Of those noble pelsons to N an.
ags tho negociasion be wsen this couCtry
and America. am afraid Of tie spirlr Of
that bill !; spiri, of concession 10 Ameri.
ca at the expense of the dea,ess rights of
Great Britain. and he foundation Of all
her glory, being TOO pftuonlInlnl ia tho
discussion on our part
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BALTIMORE, February ls.
E@tract q q letter .ji,om Eev Orleans, ,aat

E@iract q q letesr pam Ise5V orleans, tut
ca 3dnaary IL.
: lexpsct 70 morrow or next day To have
q lis.le sport, as / was Informed this morn.
ing at head. quarters, that z certain Mr..
Sna;i { had the pleasure 10 be onr Of the
pariy 81 cavalry who arrested him about
IS days ssol has made confession of
facts relative 10 The Burrtes of this place,
and in;siicated u Of our first characters
RS NY orders are to keep secret,he names
I do not think myself a. liberty as vet to
mention them even hsre. Gen. WlAia.
son wrote 10 ne this morning to hold ny-
se.i in readiness TO hear from him on bu.
siness of the utm ost consequence to go
vegamsa,; that shoula have TO head IL
of Gus best fnen, for Ascertain. purpose--.
which | asa yet al q loss to kaov without
il is to arrest the above 27 m4n.
Arrived Three Friends, Harvey. Left.
ar Barcelona, Move aber Il, shipGarlsnd,
Snow, Of Boston A3crmack, Adams, OF
Neubaryport, and Philadelphia schooner
Al qaaran.ine. December s, between Ma.
iaea apa Cape de Cat, spoke ship Terseyof..
New York, bound 10 Leghoro. a, Ma,
isga, i9ecsnber 10, ship Reynolds of N
York. Pn; Ia for water, 10 sail next day !
and schooner aseuaransine. January %,
in lat. "a, long. 64, spoke slaop Sally Of
Princetown Dyl. bound TO I'orlola. OFF,
the Wind Mill poias spoke schooner Mary
Anp of Baltimore, from Turks is!apd
bound 10 Kappshannock.
AIsothe schooner Enterprise, Breees.
81. days from the City Of St. Domingo.
LET, ship Stranger, Robinson, Of Phi!adel.
phia, all hands dead, except tie captain,
who wss very i'll; he schooner Fair Play I
GrenneIis, 81 Alexandra, brought in, &C
quilted by paying COSTS. January is, lat.
81, long. 70, spoke brig Thesis, MsCol..
lu,n, from ST.. Domingo for New York :
2Sih, at. sc, long. 70. spoke ship Mar.
,he, Webb, from the coast Of Brazils.
tor New Bedsord, out Is months, full of
Oil.
Also schoo1e. Wilmos, Rice, IS DAYS
from iiavanna. Sailed 10 company with
two nofthern schoorers for Bslt,more.-
Left brig Eliza Vlckery, Vickery, for
Baltimore ready for sea was enbargded
several DAYS on account Of the sailing Of
the French 80 gun ship Foudro} ant.
February 10.
Arrived schooner experiment from Ncr.
folk. Spoke in the bay, ships Hope from
Amsterdam William, Crane from do -
William Penn, in 20 days from. Bordeaux:
Connecticut, from Charleston brig Eliza
VickerY from HAVANA schooner Dor.
chester, Jacobs in SO DAYS from bordeaux
another brig and Norfolk schooner,
unknown.
The brig Sally, Pratt, in $50 days and
sehr. Echo in Is days from Boston, have
arrived at N. Orleans.
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WASHINGTON. February 81.

WASHINGTON, February a1
Messrs- Bo!man and swarswous were
this day discharged by the supreme coart.
The house Of representatives have this
day sppfopriated 10000 dollars for for
ti6catIons, and the sanae sum tor gau
boats.
General Adair and Mr.. Ogden arrived
at Baltimore from New Orleans, on Tues.
day last, under charge Of lien,enaas Lnc-
kss, and a guard of soIdiers. CnWsdnes-
day they were brough, befors iadge Nj.
cho,son, IN obedience to a arl1 OF nabeas
.corpos allowed BY h,n that morning, and
were immedia:e!y released, no cause ot
confinement being shewn. It's said they.
arrived IN the clty yesterday cs1Eipg.
The legislature of The territory Of Or.
leans NET al the city Of New Orleans, on
the 18th of .Eaa. when governor Claiborne
addressed then. IN speech Of coasidesa-
be length.
The speaker laid before the house les-
ter from the honorable James Workman,
Judge OF the county eoutt Of Orlranscon
~, covering suadry documents, informing
the house of representative TIA, he had
adjourned his court siae Dis, and explain
ing bis reasons therefor The i!!egaiarres,
and transportation Of certain persons, b.
order OF gen.Wikinson, the overthrow OF
the civil authority, &c. was also annoanc.
ed. The letter and part Of the documents
were read, and the syho!e referred 10 a sc.
lect committee.
Letters from Orleans aep'iqa the arrest
OF Juage Workman, who allowed, Lewis
Kerr. esquire, the attorney Who issued the
first wr!s u haorss corp9s for Nj. Ogden,
On which he was released, aud Jamss NJ.
Bradford, editor Of the Orleans Gsaetts. !
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Notice is hereby given,

-. IsUI1NN ID IIoiCUy SIFNIE;
VIA all persons who may be found tres-
J. passing on the land belonging to c. W.
Falange71, situated on the Potomac River, near
Alexandra, below the mouth OF MOI Frosts
Run, and extending to a line belonging to
MIR. Peter Sheron's, nearly at the lower ex-
tFenity OF the Pocosen: and from thence back
from the river TO the north branch Of Little
Iunting-Creek, Will be prosecuted to the ex-
tent Of the law in such caSes provided
c. W. Va,engen. !,
February %. 2awsw*
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The brig Clyde ID twelve days; and
Nswton 10 q have arrived at Barba.
does.
The ship William Penn, 10 % days FROM
Bordeaux, is below she is expected 70
bring news up to the 18th or ao:h all. rhe
wind being ahead she did not get up last c.
vening.
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For Sale or Rent,

FOf GaIc OF KeIE,
"A EY Land, T0BACcO W.HRE-HOU-
IVE SES, and other buildings at Boyd's-
Hole at present in the occupancy Of MIR.
John w l'inberlaAe Possession may be had
the first Of April. For further particulars aps
ply to Mr.. William Il. Grymea, near the place,
Mr.. lillian Vedder6ar@l, of Alexandria, or
the subscriber.
w. Fitzhugh.
February 81. aaw5f /.
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From a egc- York,

from Nesc- York,
u ESPECTFULLY informs the public
IN that he manufactures SuzuarroSo Boots
with allthe modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States After ma
ny years ofexperience in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining the elas-
ITCHY in boots. He warrants to lit the leg be
it ever so badly shaped. He makes boots of
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's GfaIes,
Jefferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the snwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen will please to call and see for
themselves, at his shop in King-street, be-
tween Mr.. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern.
January S. dom
N. B. He intends selling cheap for cash.
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lNo. 1916.
PUBLIC SALE.

On. SATURDAY. the 18th Of March, at II
6 o'clock, will be sold Oh the premises,
One third part Of that valuable.
Propcsty CENTERTHlfLLs, together With.
the Lands, Improvements. &c. &c. seJoin-
ing, known heretofore by he name OF Far
lfils NILS, situated half way between Alex
sndria and Gcerge-ToGn a long eresiit viii
be given for great part OF the Iurcllase n:o-
ney. The above property Being. so generally
known 1t . supposed mere particular de-
scriptien is unnecessary.
AID attic sane tia,e.aaat algfe,
A variety OF Hoashoid and Kl;ch-
EN- Furnltue, dse. &c.
BY order Of Executors.
F14lip G. MarJfe1tsr.
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FOR RENT,

The STORE, on Prince-street, between
Fairfax and Prinee-strcet, lately IN the occu-
patton of MIR. Ramsay. It IS well calculated
for a dry or wet goods store. The rent mos
derate. Apply to a.
William Hodgfon.
Sept. e5. d
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For Sale or Rent,

|A WE'LL finished three story BRICK
! \ DWELLING HOUSE, containing Z
Poms with wash house, Kitchen, sraoke
|ouss, coach house and stable and other ne
Essars buildings all of brick, situate on Roy
/ street, a few doors from GaGsby's, and
|sar the market. For particulars apply to
Robert Patton.
| EAht,,e,,,, n i
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FOUR DOLLARS RewdYd.

dan AWAY, from the subscriber agel
N losv Msgro Girl, about Is years ofage,
very round face with trickles or smsN spots.
She is very remarkable, having on on e other
ears a lump about the size Of a smail pea, oeq
casioned by being bored forbobs when young,
Whaever' secures her in any Jail SO as I get
hcr again, shall receive the above reward and
reasonable charges if brought home to
Aauila Iohas,
Bread-c Creek, Prince Georges
County, 9Th Fsb--taol al9s
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PUBLIC. SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed eff trlst5to tie sabseri-
Der, to sessec the payn,en.t,f certain sans of
money to ting Bank of Alsvendlia, viii be cx-
posed to sale, at pubic a;s<5ioia, GU ta.ieis re-
spectiye premises, on the tn tlay OF May
next, sundty parcels Of LallY lying upen u
Mon, Yaser, Fairfax and Queenstreets, and
a twenty foot al1cy, On credit o. SIX, twelve,
and eighteen 2raonths, tic purchaser giving
his NOES with an approved indorser, fer tee
payment ofthe purchase money il threeequal
payments, and further to secure the purchase
money, a deed Of trust. uaoa The land purche-
sed.
James Keith, Trustee.
February g.. dis
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SEINE TWINE.

5000 pounds excellent Seine Twine. s
ALSO,
10 quarter casks Port Wine
10 boxes Spermacaeti Candles
40 kegs fresh Raisins--
For safe by
James Sanderson.
january 10.
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Printing, in its various branches
Handsomely executed At this Office.
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JOSEPH III. Vaudeville
KING-STREET,
Athis Grocery 6 Flour Store,
WAS ON HAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
Muscovaclo SUGAR of various qualities
Moore's Loaf and Lump do.
MOLASSES in hhds.
HAVANA HONEY
Imperial,
Hyson, TEAS,
toaag S Sgsons OF 9 good epaAty
COFFEE * CHOCOLATE
Spanish SEGARS in boxes
RAISINS in kegs and boxes
Jamaica and Ap4sfsna SPIRIT, old and good
LOW priced West India RUM
New England do.
French and Peach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Rye WIIISKE4
Stouehton's BITTERS in bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip'd CANDLES
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT II, sacks
OF By the bushel
American G.UNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, Deni Johns, Snuff In bot
ties, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Black Pep
Per, sc.
LOTIONS Plaster Paris.
20 bis. whole or gross HERRINCs
100 bis. cut do.
GO bis. SHAD
Glover Seed.
Cheshire CHEESE of an excellent quality.
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Attention to this Notice.

HOSE persons wEo gave theig bends,
4 ithe list Of which hsyeJ will please to
take notice that they ought to have settled
with me in May last fcr property purchased
by then,
| will, in enc month from ills date, ifthey
90 not come forward and pay off what is JUST
~ due, commence suits in chincery against
them.
Benjamin Dulany.
February J Il. t27.} d2w
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Patent Elastic Suspenders,

~
Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Pa
tentee, next door below Mr.. Alcxandef
M.Kenzie's, lower end Of Prnce-street, A
lexandHa.
THEY furpass any yet extant, tor
ease, elegance, &c. Masters of vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-lndies,
Spanish Maia, sc. may be furnished with an
assortment, and a great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity.
N. B. The buttons on the back parts OF the
weistband ought to bsplaced the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain-
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in the constructor Of the article.
Richard HorWeli.
also,
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,
By the dozen or single skin-for sale at
Horweh's Patent Suspsnder Mandatory, in
Prinse-street
Jolly 9. alaa
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Spanish Hides.

1900 large heavy Spanish Hides
J 5000 VT. line green CoHee-and
500 VT Indigo, Spanish Flotant
For eaze by
M. MILLER.
February 60. d
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LANDING

T. 4.Nf
FROM The schooner FreigAer. cahtain 1Aonias,
ffioas Portland and TOR sale 6y
Lawrason s. Fowle.;
10000 feet lumber,
s ioobhls. New England rum,
so boxes mould candles,
100 sides soaI leather,
SO quintals cod fish,
IN STORE,
tons st. Petersburg clean hemp,
bales plains,
2 do Kendall eottons, 81
100 doz. English sewing twlRe,
Y 1900 sides red soal leather,
10 chests Young Tyson tea,
20 pipes Holland gin,
do. Bordeaux handy,
6hhds. New England rum,
500 boxes brown soap,
SO do mould candles,
so do. chocolate,
so do. HayanIia sugar,
IIogsheads and barrels retailing sugar,
Halfbarrei and keds beet,
80 barrels and halfbarrels mackerel'
8 trunks coarse and line shoes.
November 81
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George Slacum.
# L s. O,

lust Received.
Per schooner Good Intent, from Boston, ano
for sale by
Faxon, Metcalf & Co.
Corner Prince and Water streets
1000 bnihels ground alum salt
SO boxes dipt candles
SO resms writing paper
Is barrels apples
IS cheeses, good quality
ALTO in Store,
10 pipes Holland gin
10 pipes first proof French brandy
ditto fourth do. Cogniac do.
6 hhds New England rum
40 bis Boston beef
half barrels ditto pork
90 boxes brown soap
90 ditto cod fish
100 ditto mould candles
Ms 90 dozen sifters
Also, general assortment OF Shoes
as usual, for terms apply as above.
! November 9 cow
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SATURDAY, NovEMBER 20, 1907.
!. N O. T / G E,

Battalion Courts Of Enquiry will be held at
the Council Chamber on Monday the soth OF
the present month, for the Assessment OF
Fincs--and a Legionary Court of Enquiry
will be held at the same place on Saturday the
18th Of December next, for hearing Appeals
and performing other duties required by law
The Courts will be opened at ten O'Clock In
the morning on each day.
BY order,
y 1RIPLE71, Adjutant.
November IS. at
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mo 2o25.
ROBERT GRAY.

Bookseller, IN Kiag-street .4lerandriia::
Has just received for sale, az large supply Of
F.d1dILYs Bibles.
Cash given for clean Linen and Gotten
Rags. my as a6ove Nov az stawInl
a CHARITY SERMON
May be expeeted next LoRD's DAY, in the
forenoon, at the Presbyterian Church, for Tie.
relief ofthe poor of the town
Z IS He that giOefisto tdf4lcor, leaaffh 70 me.
Lord, and The loan he IS fleGged xosrti.a =
The members of the ST, ANnEEw's SocI
ETY. are requested to meet at the urt-house,
at the ringing Of the bell, that they move in
body from thence to tie church.
The Society are also requested 10 attend
Monday next at ten O'Clock, Il. Il. the Aaal
yersary Meeting at Gadsby's hotel.
b By order the Presisent,
Donald Macleod, Sec'y.
November "a st
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lust Received.

Per. The Brig Louisa, Captain JoHN A1zcNA
NARA,
% hogsheads Of the first quality Muscoya-
do Sugars and
81 ditto second quality.
40 ditto Martinico white clayed--alI of a
very superior quality, stored on Col. Gilpin's
wharf in the house lately occupied by John
g. Ladd,--APply to
George Slacum.
TO r ENT,
A convenient two story brick dwelling
house on the corner Of Fairfax and Wilkes
streets, with good garden and stables, con-
veniently calculated for small family, In a
very pleasant situation. Immediate possession
can be given. Apply to
George Slacum.
# L S O,
A part of the three story brick house where
the post-ofice is kept, with FIVE rooms, in one
of the best stands in this town. Apply as a.
bove.
November 26. diff
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Public Sale.

By virtue OF decree ofthe Superior Court
s ofChancery for the Richmond district, VIII
be Sold, at public auction, Oh Tuesday the
18th day of December next, if fair, if not,
( the mex, fair day, that very valuable and de
lightful SEAT, in the county of Stafford, OH
the Rappahannock river, about SIX miles be-
low Fredericksburg, called
TRAVELLERS REST,
The residence ofthe late Mr.. lilo. Garnett
The terms of sale will be enc fourth of the
purchase money, and SO much more as shall
be sufficient to defray the costs of suit and
expences attending the sale, in cash one
third of the residue payable when George
Gamett shall attain his age of twenty-one
years, with interest from the day of sale
one other third payable when Joseph Garnet;
shall attain his age of twenty one years, with
like interest ; one sixth, Or half of the re-
manning third, payable when Elizabeth w.
Garnett shall attain her age of twenty one
years, or marry, with like interest !; and the
residue when the youngest daughter Of the
said Mr. Thomas Garrett deceased, shall at
tain her age Of twenty-one years, or marry,
with like interest !; subject to the dover CT
the widow of the said Mr.. Thomas Garnett,
The interest on each payment to be paid an
nually, and no title to be made to the purcha-
ser until the whole money is paid, the title
being held as a security therefor.
Vim, Lowell, Ex'TR.
November l9. d4w. !.
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Il ,HaLuabLs Ferry for Sale.
November 10.

u -
T>HE subscribers offer for sale the yaIus-
i Bile FERRY in Prince Georges coun-
~, opposite to the town Of Alexandria, toge-
ther with about fifty acres of Land in high
state of cultivation, about eight or ten acres
of which are in timothy and more could be
converted into meadow at a small expcncc--'
on Which there is also valuable fishing land
ing. The purchaser may be accommodated
with boats and hands for conducting the ferry
advantage. There are on the premises,
handsome and commodious House we'll calcu-
lated for a tavern, with convenient cut build
ings, viz. a barn, corn house, stables, &c.---
For terms apply to
Walter D. Addition,
& Joieph Thomas.
b Nov. 8. Paw
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Rye Whiskey in barrels 4
Cherry Bounce in do.
Salt, coarse and line
Pepper, Pimento, Snuff, Chewing Tobac-
co, Segars, Mould and Dipped Candles, Soap,
Copperas, Madder, Wrapping Paper, Rice,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, Havana Ho-
ney.
6. ALSO,
A constant supply ofnice Flour for family
use
October s27. q
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Land for Sale.

TO be Sold, on the premises, on
Thursday the 18th of October next, small
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county of
Fairfax, containing about one hundred and for
ty acres. THIS Land lies about seven oreight
miles of Alexandra and George Town, has a
sufficient quantity of wood and meadow land,
and is well watered. It lies adjoining the seat
of Dir. Henry Rose, and would make COM
Portable retreat for town family IN the sickly
season. Capt. Joseph Powell will shew the
Land to any person Wishing to view it, before
the day Of sale, when the terms which is ex-
pected to be accommodating, will be made.
known by
The Lsgateessf Nathan Smith, DECD.
Septembers dts
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Pablo Sale.
On ss,,.AIuRDAY, the 10th day Of October
nex., will be sold, on the premises,

mex, will be sold, on the premises,
a Tract OF Land, belonging
TO tho. estate OF Captain Richard Conway, dc
ceased; containing seven hundred and THU
tY-rins and half acres, adjoining the lands Of.
William EltzAugh, Mrs. Washington, Of
Hayileisb AIR. Dulany and Mr.. Cooke, and
lsang between six and seven miles from A.
lSxandFia. A particular description of the
land is supposed unnecessary, as any dispos-
Cd to purchase will probably examine it,
Inc terms OF sale Will be on a credit OF SIX,
twelve aud ightecn months hind MT, nj
:. 1asoFe5Ss5 W
the premises VIA be reqaifed. Persons dis
posed to attend the sale will meet at | ! O'Clock
at Mr. Bensou's tavern, on the Colchester
road iroRs Wileace il is proposed to proceed
TO the land and to commence the sale precise
y at Il clock. This tract will be divided
TO accommodate purchasers.
asa on the Mosaay fo,l0zuing, the 9TH
dag ofOelober,
VIII be sold, OH the premises,
A tract of Land, lying on the
west side ofthe old road leading from the falls
church to Alexandria, containing one hum
dred ana eighty.fve acres, being part of a
tract of land sold by William H. Terriu to
Baldwin Dade. This land will be laid off in
/ lets Of about twenty-five acres each.
III the sane time and place 7oiR be sold,
Some Lots Of the Stump Hill
Tract, containing from three to five acres
each--the terms of sale the same as the a.
bove.
And on We9aslaar The 18th q the fame
month.
VIII be sold for ready money, at public auc-
ton, at the coffee-house, in Alexandria,
Thlsty-slx Shares OF Alexandria
Bank Stock.
WILLIAM HERBERT, =
n. FITZHUCH,
E. ]. LEE,
| September Is. dts