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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28

which the accusation turns, SO tt:t he may
know the course 10 be pursued IN his de.
fencc.
(7Hbe continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-22
X I c 4, NJ o N d :.
To rHx EDtroR OF raE ARGUS.

To THE EDIroR OF THE ARGUS.
SIR.
I OBSERVE that northern paper
disclaims the right OF trying the aggressors
of the Chesapeake in this country on the
ground that the offence was committed out
Of our jurisdiction. This opinion ought to
have been better weighed before it was CIV
Ell TO the pubic. The present Chief Jus
tice Of the.United States, when member
of Congress, advocated the surrender of
Jonathan Robbins to be tried by n British
tribunal, or the following ground" The
Her'+inne, il is true. WIS out o, E,e British
territorial line when the mut'ny took place :;
f,at toe Hermione was national ship; and
therefore wherever she was, formed part
ofthe British Territory - uuciDy on board
OF tie Nermione was t.ch crime COM
mitted within the British territory, and of
coarse r.-c'nS;peiy ccsRizab'e by the Bri-
t'sh courts. "--'rkis is the substance OF that
powerful argument by which It's author was
rendered so illustrious. Apply it to this
case :---The Chesapeake was without our
territorial line; but the Chesapeake was
hersc.f II national ship, and part of our
territory the murder was committed
within the Chesapeake; therefore within
onr territory and exclusively cognizable
By our courts. w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-22

AT a meeting ofthe citizens OF Albemarle,
held at the court house, the 65h day OF
July, 1907 a committee was appointed
10 draw up resolutions expressive of their
sentiments on the late uBwarrantabIe at
Jack OF the Leopard. on the American
tiigste Chesapeake, which were 10 be Ia
ken into consideration by the citizens of
the said county, on Thursday the 10th OF
the month, when the following resoluti-
Cns were proposed to a numerous assem-
big OF the people, and by them unanimous
iy agreed 70.
We, the citizens Of Albemarle now con-
vened, receive the intelligence of the late
fragrant outrage committed by the British
ship Leopard, with sentiments of high in
dignatlon against the perpetrators, and Of
sympathy for the sufferers. In this unpa-
ralieied violation Of our national rights, we
behold a coDsumna.ion OF that systematic
malisnity and peffidy which have marked
tho conduct Of TIE ETitisl, government to-
wards these United states, since their dis
enthrailmeut from that haughty and do1nI-
neering empire. Ii the Dcridious violati-
on Of The treaty of17gg, by withholding our
western posts and refusing 60 make COM
peLsatinn t.r american property seCretcd
K p0rloincd at the close Of our revolutionary
war, we discover the commencement Of
that system. The depredations committed
on our commerce and the arbitrary cap
tuTo, imprcssment and detention of our sea
men practsed for a series Of years, exit
bit the progression Of the same spirit: and
the base. coVardly and barbarous assas ST.
nation of our leilow-Citizens and brothers
IN two very recent instances on the thresh-
Old Of the American territory, displays hiss
spirit elevated toits highest pinnacle; tosu6- !
init longer to these and similar outragcs
would be 20 forfeit our title to the choices, !
boon winch heaven has conferred on man. (
Peso'ved, Hcre,1re, thst we view, with 1
patriotic Election and conscious pride, the
MANY fir'lneys, ;hc prompt decision and I
rei c7crsy, winch olrfel,oW -o.Uzca. 7
'or..ic0ptn AMI tlcir u.In,tie. ,
r' 20 -'jyr rer G. 81 We s.t-i
@-~ heartily a..-
o. .-.-.. Us ~. s,,ls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-22
COMMUNICATICN.

On Tuesday last the 74th Regiment Of
Hanover Militia convened at the Merry
Oaks, for the purpose of raising its quota of
men ordered from the cd Brigade, desig-
nated TO perform tour 10 Norfolk. The
meeting was numerous, and exhibited The
most lively ensations-Upwards OF GOO MI
Liza, including three companies of Light
Infantry, were on parade, besides number
OF venerable and aged fathers, VINO attend
cd for the purpose of encouraging their sons
Ill performing the best duty they owed
their country General White was pre-
sent himself, and displayed the greatest ac-
tiviy--In every circle he was seen, ami
mating the men, and con, incing them of
the necessity of avcnging the blood Of their
cOuntrymcn, which had been so inhumanly
split by orders Of Commodore Douglas, a
British nuion.
The detachment is commanded by Ma
Jor' Thomas Starke, Captains White, Thorn
con and Davis, OF Light Infantry.
EulY 17th, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-22
ON cARa, 8ecreLary.

a corresponding committee was chosen,
consisting Of the following citizens, to wit;
Thomas W. Randolph, John Harris, Charles
Eyeritt, Charles Yancey, Benjamin Brown,
Samuel Dyer, Peter Carr, William ID. Me-
riwcther, Joel Harris, Nimrod Branham,
teubin Lindsay, William Wood, Dabncy
~s, Edward Garland, Thomas Garth,
,1~. Christopher Hudson, Rice Garland,
lc.a Nciso1, Wilsoa E. Nicholas and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-22
From Nsw YoRK, July IS.


Capt. Weymouth, Of che schooner Wcv-
mouth, arrived here yesterday from Rich
mnnd, informs, that ON Friday morning he
was boarded in Hampton Roads by a boat
from his Britannia niajesty's ship Bellona,
and treated politely. The ofdcer of the
boat eneuired for news, and informed capt.
w. that the Presidents proclamation had
been received the day before, and was in
hopes that in few days all disputes would
be sertled.-The same evening capt. w.
was boarded eff Cape Henry by boat
from the Meiarnpus (Which frigate and the
Triumph ~, had dropped down two DAYS
before )--they asked for some pt ultrv-
which capt. w. was obliged TO refuse gi-
wins, them. They stated that they were in
much want of fresh provisions-that they
had plenty of water and salt provisions
ard that the ships crews were getting the
scurvy. On capt Wcvmcuth's enquiring
what they had done with the seamcn taken
out Of the Chesapeake, and if they were
Englishmen; the officer answered, that
they were distributed among the feet, and
that they were Americans but they had
received the kings bounty, and sigucd the
ships papers in England-that they had
ran of with the captains p;nnace, but had
no officer i'll the boat as has been reported
a. Subscriptions are received at this
Office for LEHJS e. CL.9Rh's TOUR
to the PACIFIC OCEAN. The proposals
will be published at length in the nexl
Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-22

John Coles, seut. And the thanks of the
meeting were presented to the Chairman
for his services.
BY order of the meeting.
JoHN CARR, Secresary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-22

~ WE shall continue 70 devote as great
a portion as possible Of the Argus az tbis
interesting crisis, 70 the Patriotic Resoln-
tions Of our fcllow-citizcns, which are
pouring in upon Us from every quarter =
the state.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-22
WIN. HoRsLEY, Secretary.


AT numerous meeting of the citizens of
f'uvanna county, at the court house
thereof. on the 18th day of July, 1907, a.
greeable to previous public notice-Mai.
John Quarles, in n few appropriate OBJ
servations, stated the occasion and views
under which the citizens had been noti-
he'd to Convene, and suggested the pro-
prIety, for the more orderly conducting
the proceedings Of the meeting, that
Chairman should be chosen: whereupon,
or the motion Of William Pasteur, Mai.
Robert Cuarles was unanimously cho-
sen Chairman; and John 'rimberlake, ir.
was, on the motion of John Forbes, APP
pointed secretary of the meeting.
On motion: the chairman then procee-
ded to appoint William Pasteur, Col. James
Payne, Maj. John Quarlcs, Mai. Alien Bar
nerd, Maj. George w. Richardson, Cant.
Barrett G. Payne, JOHN Forbes and Can't.
William Tompkins, a committee, to draft
resolutions expressive Of the sentiments of
the meeting, and having retired, they in a
short time returned, and reported as fol-
lows
The citizens now convened, having be-
fore them the Proclamation Of the Presi-
dent of the United States, and other docu-
ments concerning the late attack ON the
frigate Chesapeake, and the slaughter Of
our citizens by the British ship of war Leo
pard, and the same being read and weigh
cd with that cool and calm attention, re-
commended by the importance ofthe crisis
to which for the time they yielded their
feelings of horror and disgust, give it as the
! suit Of their deliberate judgment, that
the outrage under their notice was base
and unpriucipled breach of hospitality-a
hagrant violation of the laws Of nations
an insult TO the national flag Of an indepen-
dent state, and directly hostile attack on
Dur national independence and sovereignty,
accompanied with circumstances OF pec1- !
lar atrocity, which ought 70 be resented, !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

Extyact 81 a litter Jrom Gen. 9am,ss vi.
Ainsen, dated He,y.o Orleans, Dec. 10,
1906. i. -. .>a J f. A. =. i,
Sir, Al. 49, -. sts5t ). 5:. : :,
Since my last Of the t4th instant, writs
OF habeas corpus have been issued for
the bodies of Bollman, Swartwout and
Ogden, the two latter by Judge Work.
man, who IS strongly suspected for be.
ing connected with Burrin his eonspi.
racy, as have proof this man declared
sorae time since that :. the republican
who possessed power and did no. en-.
ploy il to establish despotism was a
tool" His writ for Ogden was served
on captain Shaw of the navy who had
him ID charge at my request, on board
the Etna bomb ketck, and delivered
him up, and Mr.. ~Workman discharged
him without giving me . word Of infor-
nation, although he knew he was conf
ned by my order for REASONABLE com.
hination with Burr, and Mr.. Ogden
now struts at large. Swaftwout I have
cent of and shall so report, holding my.
self ready for consequences. Bollman
was required by the superior court, bus
: ! have got rid Of that affair also under
the Suitability for damages, in which
case I shall look to our country for pro-
lection. > ,4---- --
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
the papers & letters brought By the mail !.
h 4 tF.. = IuBse. Nov. &. ( - :

the papers 4 letters brought 81 the mail /.
LuBses Nov. 9. "A
The 9Th ofthis month was the most
dreadful day in The annals Of Lnbec the
Prussian general, Natzmer. being IN our
town with 1000 men, the French under
orders Of marshall Bernadotte ataCked
the Prussians at nine o'eloskinthe morn
ing pnttof the town both sides fought
Nithlthe gtestest braservsand obs,inAcy ,
lowards noon the, French appeared be-
fore the town with very superior fprces,
they Nere received al the gates, with can.
non, ehNged with iapgrage but il did
NOT stop them, they Were repalsed a. SEE
,vetaf the gates, bur they suceeeaed
in forcing that Of Dsm Burgthor; then
began ii the town the most dreadful
combat. the Prussians had great deal
Of artillery, which did much injury 70
the Flehehy bat, nothing soUfd withl
stand the bravery OF superiority 81 the
French. whose infantry entered me own,
followed the P,ussians INTO allthe hous.
se, churches and public buildings. where
= terrible carnage MAS made the slaugh-
rer lasted upwards ofshree hours, during
which the nuIaber Of killed and wounded
accumulated, both. IL the houses, and
particularly - the Burgthers TO- frights
5 - aS&l5
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
ron SALE,

IA Negro Woman ahon, IS years Of
n age aud her two children, one of
thsmsa boy shout 3 ysassQld, The oaRsrS
girl About ; months. The woman has
been aecustsmed,to house and out work,
and Is q hsalthy valuable servsnt.
Apply 10 The Printer.
February6, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

Lsuers from New. Orleans ofthe 9th
December, express an apprehension thst
The course ofthe mail from that place win
be ohstrueted bs eolor,l Burr's agents
This apprehension, addsd.to the ge-
neral tsaate Of agitation there, viii no
doutt, Of Itself, oeeasion much ineon.
ssnienee and disappoin.ment to the com.
mercial interests. !. 8, 5, ...s<
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
st'x1 Ss;.n,,ls : E. -.
:. ERfcY BoII.MAN..
GEN. WiLKIRsoM.

GEh. Wilkinson. .t5. =
Covering com niunieat,on n eyPher
trom col Aaron Blrr' q whseh the toll.
lowing y substantially as iair an sntsrPre.
tat.on az have heretofore toeen aols 70
make, ihe original o. y men noid IN my
Possessieni :: : ~,
: - : Aaron hnfr nave oota,nea idnds
and have actually commences the enssr-
prize. De.aehmsnts from different pre-
senees will render QUE on TIE ehio, t:t
Novembers Every thing internal ana
external tasnFs views; Proseetion Oh W. En'
gland Is secured. lis gone 20 70.
naiea TO arrange %ith tne admiral on mat
station, and wil meet q inc Mlssiss.Ppl
-England---navy o. Snsted states
are ready 90 Jo.n, and nnai, orders g: are
given TO my friends and followers II
viii be an host Of choice spirits. Wa'
klnson shall he second 70 bafr only
Wilkinson shall dictate the rank and pro;
motion ofhis oihesrs' purr wll pro.
coed westward lst August, never 20 r.
sorn WIN Mm 30 ns c oaus'.st I Ha =.
~ = II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
lfAR11NsBUR re, fssruarys.

4 + Married, DR.. IGNATIuS PRICE,
70 Miss lSSABELI.A MCGOWAN,
both Of this town. Il zs% Ss 1..r,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

-: The rspn'ts (Which We hope are exag-
gerated oridle J ofeolonel Burts designs
on New. Orleans, have had the effect OF
lowering the stock Of the banks having
branches or deposits IN that city. =
5&@> =~A:1<F@- - tPhlPahl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

I, James Wilkinson, Brigadier Ce-
neral and Commander in Chief Of the
army Of the United States, do warrant
, the arrest Of Dr.1Eriek Bollman, on a
charge of,reason, nisprision Of treason,
or such other offence against the govern
ment and laws Of the u. States rs the
following facts may legally charge him
with !: on my honor a. soldier, and op
the holy svangelists Of Almighty God,
do declare and swear, that on the sixth
day Of November last, when in com.
mand al Natehnoehes, received 5y tie
hands Of 4 Frenchman, stranger 10 me.
. letter from DR.. Erick boliman, OF
which the following Is a correct copy.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

i :. lMesp-o Orleans, September ~, 1906.
SIR, -. :, s,5,
-. =. !. / HAVE the honor to forward to
your exeellencys the Enclosed ietter<,
which was charged to deliver 70 YOU BY
oar mutual friend. Il shah reInairf for
some dime atrhis place, and should be
gladto learn where and phtn I may have
the pleasure Of an. interview with you
Have the goodnsss 10 inform me Of il,
and please 70 direct your letter to me,
care OF r." x. If. or in.
dose it under cover 70 them!
Ihate thshonor 20 be, 49,. +, .
With great respect, Sir, =. =
! IN Your ExcsiIeaeys znostcbedisnt
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

,-', The day after my arrival At this cit,
the 25th Of November last, I receive
another letter from the Doctor, Of whic
the following IS q correct copy. a ~ e.
4 ~. + !. Mslp.O Orleans, 25th Moo. 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14
FOR SALE,
TUX SALE,
'Wo hundred and fifty acres of LAND. Fl

NWo hundred and fifty acres of LAND. 6tu,,.
a in Henrico county, on the Williamfburg ra,J
apout three miles from Richmond, and adjoining tho
p'l"So" OF Aie1' George, Elq. Also, tire par
sH 0,o"7d' lying below Gillie's creek, at Rock
efts III the city Of Richmond Also, one SIR +,
the the lanes river Canal Company. Which erste wa.
d'yned to William Nieholfon by the Ian will and
teVainent OF George Nieholfon Of faid COUNTY. de-
ne iad eFate is 6igbiy vaIpaJLs and viii he fold
ens'F Tor cam or negotiable notes, with approved
indorler' Apply to NFP''''O
OLIVER 3. HAYES.
Augua a. 1,'.g"''0-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14

Your ecrnmifiion Is eiictofed ifyol accept, yos
will notify your acceptance by endorltment ON the
back OF this propofal, which is to be returned 10 US
and VIII immediately proceed SO recruiting .-,
IL you decline accepting, you will be pleafed i'm
meaiately to announce il to US ard 70 retarn you,
eomnii!inn.
We are, Sir, with great refree,
Your fcllow-citzena,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14
COMMANDMENT OF TRIPOD.

PIE public are respectfully Informed. ,s,, On
"A Iue'day nsst, (Aucua 49, reprefsn,a,o, o oe
Use ooi i OF IrPoii, By the American fop,J
pyriek FIRE, unknown here) WI asa and
PARTICULARS q and the place Of exhibition VII,
Preied in the bills d the Jay. ~" De ex-
Augun "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14
RACING.

H/W be run /o, oOey the Maat6r9 eop,G, on T1u,c,,.
Defe"fb day Of SeSfemJe, acrt,
'HE Jockey Club Purle, two mile hear. ,,,.-.,
$50 dolls And on Friday the Ith. an eleg.n,
Saddle Bride, &c, will be run for, one mile bsa,.
with catch on each. meats
HENRY RANDOLPH
Amelia, Augua n. 1,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14

The fubfcribers being committee appointed for
the Purpoie OF arranging and Experimenting the en-
urtainment propoied on Saturday next, in commit
ment to the Volunteer Companies, who marched
from this to Norfolk, beg leave to notify the c,ye,
and hrangers, who may incline 20 unite on the occa
ilon' that iubcriptou paper is kept by each of the
Committee, and from whom all fubicribers will OBJ
tain Tickets of admillion for the day
Jamet Penn, Dsril T,;sl,,..
Sam. C. hdrm-, Ew. Poaf,,.
Hss: Myey, Tos: gnek6r.
Hugh Davis, 0,,is Ps;re.
Iirx: Qua,,ie,, Sas4 (. Cls,f.
CGyir: Tomftins, Hy,ran Marin.
DINNER will he at Ppchannans STRING, Satur-
day next, and on table precfely a; S O'Clock.
BY Tie Committee Of arrangement
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14
FOR BOSTON,
OR ANY PORT NORTH OF

80. THE Brig Nancy, Capt Benj. Ho,m
tssLiSlsS> rfed. Will fail within 10 days For
s, IT. freight or PaIT'ge, apply to the Capt.
's=''s-s=-- ION board, az Young's Wharf.
AuguG IA. a,=
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14

The very nterelting deciGon of the lords of the
council IN the cafe ofthe Patrioten Jtfet at once the
brtim doctrine OF blockade and &e7Us another proof
o, the dPo.ltlon Of the Brtifh government to tram
PIE on the Fights of nentrah.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03
January SO.
VA L y A B L Z L A N D S
To be Sold very Cheep.

II WISH to sell my MillTract Of Land, 81.
z. tuate on Back-Lick and Indian Runs, about
SIX miles from the town of Alexandria con-
tanning about eleven hundred acres. On this
tract are two plantations besides the mill farm
Ion the latter there is very good MILL in
which are one pair Of burr, and one pair of
cullen stones, with elevators, &c. complete
for merchant work-a distiliery convenient
to the mill, with four stills and every neces-
.sary utensi in complete order-a dwelling
house, kitchen, barn, with stables under it to
accommodate 20 stalls, with every other out
house requisite on a farm---a very good gar
den, an orchard of about $500 trees Of the
choicest fruits this country can afford. There
is aballt 800 or 400 acres of the tract cleared,
the remainder in woods and great part of it
heavily timbcred; about 80 Or 40 acres of
meadow, and nearly 800 acres more may be
made on the bottoms adjoining the two runs.
.ALSO,
One other tract of one hundred acres,
about two miles fro,n Alexandria, part of the
Cliesh Tract, and adjoining the lands of Mes
sieurs John c. Herbert, Robert Patton, and
John Richter, the Mount-V ernon road run
ming through it. This tract is mostly in
woods, and conveniently situated for country
seats. If these lands should be sold at private
sale, (which ] would prefer) will take in
payment, if more convenient to the purcha
sers, stock of any Of the banks from Rich
mond TO New-York or any kind of stock Of
the United States.
If they are not sold before Friday the first
day of May next, the Mill Tract will, on that
day, be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder--and on the following day the Chesh
Lands will be soldin like manner The Mill
Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject to a lease of four and an half
years from the first day of July last. The
Clesh Tract will be divided into lots of 10 or
90 acres each If sold at public auction the
terms will be made known On the days of
sale.
William Hepburn.
December a. eosw law till lst May
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03
March "A.
FOR SALE,

u WELL finished three story BRICK
IN HOUSE and LOT, Oh King-street,
the most commercial street in town and Ii the
center OF it.
A well finished two story Brick House and
Lot, on Duke-street, near the river.
A Lot of Ground short mile above town,
containing FIVE and one eighth acres, near the
river.
Twelve hundred and eighty acres Of military
Land, in the state of Tennessee, on Obeysss
river, branch of the Cumberland river,
A tract of Land containing $40 acres, n
Greenbriar county, Virginia.
Also, a very convenient and well finished
Brick House aad Lot, in George Town, with
Brick Stable, Coach House, sc.
Also, a two story Frame House and Lot, in
George Town, ard Bake House---the lot is
So feet a inches front and lO7 feet deep.--A
part payment viii be expected down, and a
liberal credit given for the balance.
IF the George Town property not sold by
private sale, it will be offered at public sale,
on the FIRST Monday in May next.
Samuel Craig.
/. - az,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03
Thomas Jacob.
Land for Sale. /.

TyHE subscriber wishes to sell about fifteen
and an half acres of Land, within half a
mile of Alexandria, situate on the south side
of the lane leading from Mr.. Hodgson's dwell
ling to the poor house, and directly opposite
that building. Although this property from
its situation must soon become valuable, it
will be sold low for cash, or good negotiable
paper at ninety, one hundred and eighty, and
two hundred and seventy days. Apply to
JAMES IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
January 90. eot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03
PUBLIC SALE,

q "A
nY virtue Of deed Of trust from General
ID HENRY LEE, for securing to WILLIAM
LuDwELL LEE, deceased, the payment OF
debt of sixteen thousand six hundred and ,t SIX
ty-six dollars and siXty-six cents, with inter
est thereon from the 18th day of April, 1923,
and upon the request of the legal representa-
tives of the said WlLLIAM LUDwEL1A LEE,
deceased, shall sell at public auction, to ting
highest bidder, the following
Tracts of Land,
At the periods Hereafter mentionedz--tthlfaat IS
to say
One Tract Of LAND, stated to
contain sixteen hundred acres, called Bnf-
faloe, Marsh" lying in the county OF Frede-
rick, together with a naoiety of the Mill upon
the said tract-at Winchester, on the 4th day
Of May next
And all the Right, Title, Interest
or Claim of the said HENRY LEE and WIFE,
to five hundred acres, lying in Fairfax coun-
ty, at the mouth of Difficult Run, on the west
slde thereof, at or meas. the great falls of Po-
Fafrtar Court House, ca tie 18th
day of May next.
1t is expected that persons wishing to pur-
chase either of the above-tracts, wllIpreVious-
ly view the same.
Bushrod Washington,
TRUSTEE.
January &c. 2aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trust frona .Aadress
Ramsey and CatAarine his wife, and t'zliQan
Ramsay, to the subscriber, to secure the
payment Of certain sums of money to the
Bank of Alexandria, will be exposed TO
sale, at public auction, on the premises, on
the l4th day of May next, IN the town q
Alexandria, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,