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III Ctane-y D;f,is Cart B.idaa ia jYiHissysuys
hbe 2otb day Of 0l7oder, 1906.
Robert Baylor, ., Pit.
<geigf
js-Tiiss. Hazciias, Dan.
10y content Of the parties iignasd by their letters
ID filed, the court doth adjudge, order aud Decree
uneis the defendant do, before the rlt day of
February next, pay the Pit. twenty pounds
three f,iiugs with interet thereon, to be eompu,-
ed at the of fix per per annunl, frsm the
FIFTEENTH day OF September, 1906, and the cons ex-
pended in the profecution of this lut that the fad
defendant and his heirs, and all perons claiming un.
der him, be from thenceorth barred and forecoled
of all equity ana right. to redeem the hundred
and fifty of Land in the county of Eflex men,
toned in the bill, and in the Indenture of mortgage
therein referred TO, and filed exhibit, made the
third day of December 1901, between the defendant
OF the part and the Pit. of the other part and IN
cafe of default in the payment Of the raid money in
teret and COTS at the time aforeiad, that Thomas
Pitts jun. James Hunter, James M. Gsrn.tt and
William Warning, any three of them after giving
three weeks notice in of the Richmond nc : f. pa.
Pers, do expoIe public fale by auciion, for ready
money! the faid one hundred and fifty acres of land
and out Of the proceeds of the le pay unto the pit
the faid money in,erea and co.'s, and the iurplus of
the proceeds Of fae, if any, after deYing the ex.
pences attendant thereon pay unto the defendant,
and make report thereof to the court, in order to
a final decree.
Pts. esfs 90 doils. 65 cent?.
Copy
ljigned) ANTY. ROBINSON, c. c.
ON Monday the 9th day of July enfuiug, we
~ fhall attend on the Land mentioned in the
foregoing copy OF decree Of the Williamsburg Chan
Gerry Diitria Court and expoe it fale the terms
therein mentioned.
THOS. PITT,
WILLIAM WAR1NG,
JAMES HUNTER.
Efex, June IS. sw.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
JfCOB HNSTON,
BOOKSELLER 81 STATIONER,

MAIN STREET RICHMOND:
a' 'easovd bis SfOre near the morfetbre, tzpo deer.
e:'ozs A1eD's Rc3fsr and Bob1aaanl, and adjoining
0i1grS DarTGla1H, FSsr and Sate5tNs aue7ian fare
II AS conAartly for fale, on Reasonable terms, an
L L exteBhve shortment of BOOKS, in the differ.
ent departments Of literature. ard more particularly
'hoie articles futed the demand of country mer-
chants, whoie orders he respectfully folicits.
The upper par, Of the F!oufe TO rent, with a con.
vefient Kitchen, Yard, &c.
June ~. eplm.
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May go.
KHL RE SOLD.
Ar PUBJlC Affections

AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
1T tie Eagle-T avern, in tie City Of RitJvvona, On
THURSDAY fbe 2ndd,y Of JULr next, If fir
If net, tie next fai, day tbr,eatfr,
4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, contain
n ing leo acres, or lefs lying in the low err
end Of the County of Iouifia, wherein Thomas
Waih now refides, and adjoining the lands of Mefirs
John s. Smith, Joieph Eggielon and Henry DicEen-
fon.
Six months credit will be allowed the purehafer
on his giving note negotiable in the Bank of Viz
gina, with an improved endorfer endoriers, and
deed OF trult on the property to ieeure the pay
ment of laid note.
TAYLOR g BROWN.
1,geees ia, TIE Credfieys Of Mr.. Gsors. CreenSozy
June 10. ,dc
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By 0i'tre sfa Desdef 7,g exeeu,eats u5 BY Mr.. V-
liam Shifvvit6, Je, tie n,see geeuyigg toe poy.ver,
eta certain Jlm Of money, therein mcntionc4-zvf GaA,
on Monsy he 2o1 eftbe esjirg month, Lef,sesu he
boa'I Of one aid three oehet proceed fsjtk at fbe
kagle. 1"veT"' in f6e City Of Richmond, 10 tbe big5
sqbidssr, for ready money,
4 MAT valuable TRACT of LAND, lying in
I the county of Cumberland, called MIL
Nf0UNT, containing feven hundred acres--,he fame
having been conveyed TO the iaid William Skipwifh,
by Col. Henry Skipwith.
We fhall likewiie, fhoud the above mentioned
Land rot produce the neceiiary fun, proceed in like
to fell one other TRACT of LAND, in the
county of Amelia, containing one hundred and thr-
~ aeres together with Cria-M thereon. The
faid Land and Mill having alto been conveyed TO
the iaid VIM. Skipwith by the faid COL Henry skip
with.
JOSEPH SCOTT,
w. WARDLAW, : 1TH7ee5'
lime ~
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THE fale of the above mentioned fifteen LOTS,
IS poRponed unit, Saturday the 9th infant, (June J
at noon, of which day. it will take place at the Ea
gle Tavern, in the City Of Richmond, when plot
ihewng the petition of the feveral Lots will be pro-
ouced, till then may be leen a, Mr.. John Satchells
IN the mean while any perions defrous of viewing
the property Will BE- accompanied to the fpo. by one
OF the Subscribers. Alex. QUARTER,
JOHN RICHARD.
June I9. tdf.
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May 20.
LOTS ron SAL..

2
0a IHsSaytbe 9b day Of June next, at ten oeoek in
toe foreno0n on the Prens, zvH Be fold public aug
tor,
G&TEEN half acre LOTS, fsus,e on the north
~ dde OF Bacon Quarter Branch, in or adjoining
the city Of Richmond denoted and known by the fur
vey made by Richard Young for VIM. Duval, by the
Nos. 3ll, 80, 32l, 322, SIG, $50, Sl3, SIN,
2s9, se4, ESQ, 2s7, 26s, 267, 254 and 25s.
Terms OF payment will be made known at the time
Of fale.
ANY per(on inclined to purchafs at private fale Ell.
Their the whole part of theie Lots may know par.
tieuiars by applying to
Alex. QUdRRIER, or,
John RICHARD.
May S. .df.
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JUST cEIvED,

AND FoR sam,
Min 9e7ceiry Store,
a GENERAL aiT1rtnent Of Swords, Belts, Z.
L n paulettes, Plunes and Coekades alfo Drums
aud Flies. ENoCH SULLIVAN.
May /. #.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE JUST .RFcEIVED A SUPPLY OF
COLOGNE MJLL-S7ONES,
or nrrrEarrr flzrs-

or DJfEEaEET SIZES,
VNT HIGH will be diipoied Of for CASH OF
w approved negotiable Norris at 60 days
TAYLOR t. BROWN.
June 10 a.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

JACOUELINE 3. HARVIE.
Bslvidere, June 20. 4w
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June 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-07
n ORFOLK. July i.

AT a meeting of the committee at the Ex-
change ls6ee House, On 64snday the
2sth Of uae, 1857.
PRESENT. Thomas Mathews. Noses Ny,
ers, William Pennock, William New
sum, Luke Wheeler. Francis S. Taylor,
Seth Poster, Thomas Nsw,on Richard
Blow, Daniel Bediugsr. J. w Muir.
daugh, Theo. Aimissead.
Resolsed, That the permission granted
70 the British consul add hrs family Sef
holding correspondence with the said con-
rnander be, and the same is hereby re-.
seinded.
The Chairman laid before the committee
a letter from eel, Sharp. whersupon Be it
Resclnd. That i. is highly expsdienr to
repair Fors Norfolk, and place guns there
for he defence OF this place
Resolved. tha, the inhabitants Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth, be earnestly rtqses.ed TO
give all sheir aid to carry the above reso.,
luton into effect.
Resslced, Tha. the forrg ling resolutions
be transmitted by the chairman 10 col.
Sharp, and the commanding officer Of Fori.
Nelson, and request bin TO supsrintend
and direct the application Of the labor
which may be rendered for,he purpose Of
repairing the Fort.
THOMAS MATHEWS,
Chairman.
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PROCLAIM ALTON.

DE it know. that tie Commissioner. for
s11 experimenting the election 10 the third
ward for a member of the Common Council
of Alexaflesiain the place Of john Mshinny,.
resigned, have by their return declared Jose ph
Smith duly elected a member of said Com
mon Conncil Of AIexanoria. lii tessineny
whereof have hereunto setmy hanefaEd seal
of Office, this TIN day of July, 1907.
LSeal.l JONAH. THOMPSON,
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DAVID WILEY, Secretary.
WASHINGTON, July 3.

AT numerous meeting of the inhabitants
OF the City OF Washington, convened at the
Theatre on "Wednesday the lst instant, In
consequence of notification Of thc Mayor
ResERT Brent, mayor of the city, was
unanimously called to tbs chair, and LEWIS
sFoRD, appointed Secretary.
The chairman opened the meeting by de-
claring the object for which it was called.
He then laid before them 9 letter from the
meeting at Norfolk, containing a statement
of their proceedings, which were read.
Col. Van Ness then rose and delivered an
address of considerable length, painting IN
strong coors the atrocity of the conduct expe.
rieneed by the ship Chesapeake, and inviting
the citizens to such an expression of their sen-
timents, as should eYince hrmness, dignity,
and decision: and concluded by moving the
appointment of a committee to draft such re-
solutions as the occasion required.
w hereupon, Resolpea, unanimously, that
a committee offive. citizens be appointed to
draft such resolutions as in their judgment
the occasion requires.
y The following persons were unanimously,
appointed.
John p Van Ness,
Samuel III. Smith,
Daniel c. Brent, 1854
Thomas Monroe,
Joseph Forrest.
The committee having retired, IN a shcrt
time returned, and presented TO the meeting
the following resolutions. which were unani--
nously adopted
Reset sed, unanimously, That we have heard
with surprise, only surpassed by our abhor-..
renee, of the late atrocious outrage oferedb by.
the commanders Of the British ship Leopard,
TO the rights Of Americans and the honor of
their country.
,Resotyed, unanianonsly, That W. are ready
at a moment S warning, TO obey the call Of
our country BY any resistance it may require,
or! sacri6cei. may enjoin, to obtain redress
for wrongs, which can no longer be endured
without a total prostration of national cFarac-
ter.
Reaotped, ANONYMOUSLY, That having full
confidence in the wisdom and patriotism Of
our government, we pledge our lives and for
tunes for the support Of such measures as
shall he adopted, calculated togconyince our
enemies that NE are, and ever will rensin, a
free and independent people.
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the micd Of 4 frseman--of Ga Annsriesns
citizen cannon balance one moments; there,

The MAD Of 4 freeman of an American
citizen cannon balauce one moment; there
fore, ss SIS IS ID
Resoloed unanimously, That having en-
tire ccn6dence il the wisdom and 6rmness:
of our government 70 repel injury and in..s
suit, aud 10 cnforcc redress, we pledge,
our hives and our fortunes 10 support all
the measures which they may sadops, sWhc.
|sher of immediate OF ultimate resort TO-
arms. tea
lprsslved unaninoisly, That ia he pre-
/ sent state Of things, audluntil the decision
of our national councils shall be knoWn,;
we concur most heartily with the desermi..
nation of our fellow citizens of Norfoik,;
that all inter course with The British ships.
eff war ia our harbors, or on our coasts,
or with their agents among Us, should be
sdiscopsinued shat We will use our best
rndeayors 10 prevent such intercourse, and
that all persons gully thereof, shall be de-,
clared infamous.
ResolUed unaa,imously, That Immediate
enquiries be made for the families, If such
they had, sf Joseph Arnold and Robert
MsDonald, said 70 have been our neigh
bors, aud of The City Of Washington, and
who fell under the late pirasical Are Of Bri.
fish guns sand if there be such families.
that subscription be opened without loss
Of time by our committee appointed 90
this occasion (iu conjunction wiihany cons
missee from Washington) for their relief
aud comfortable support,
Resofped unanimously, That Mr.. Ma,
son, Mr.. Morsell, and Mr.. Turner, be a
committee on the part OF this meeting, 10
wait on the president Of the u. States,
and hand him a copy Of these proceed.
logs.
Resolved unanimously, That this meeting
most cordially approve OF The spirited pa
triotis and decisive conduct of the good
citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth & Hamp..
TOP, and that. in The opinioa Of this meet
ing tasy are highly entitled to the shanks of
all he people OF the u. S. for. the manly,
p.onlps snd efieacious measures adopted by
them; and that shs committee answerth the
ieomnunication Of The 25 h inst. from Nor.
folk, and transmit them copy of these
proceedings.
Resolced aaa,limously, That the commit
tee cause the proceedings of this meeting
SO BE- Published for the Information of The
citizens; and that they correspond, if re.
quisite, with any Other committees which
may be appointed OF this occasion.
John MASON,
Chairman.
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.5ta:w4w'l
ADvER TISEMENT.

n ME Alexandra end Washington Rood
IL Committee, having received ,coua,nu-
nication from Committee appointed on be-
half Of the citizens of Washington, relative
tothc New Road, particularly request a meet
ing of the Citizens of Alexandria, at Gads-
by's hotel, at FIVE o'clock on Tuesday evening,
July Eth, to take under consideration the
said colnmunication, andsto adopt measures
for cooperating with them n thesaccompiish-
ment Of an object highly important to the
inhabitants Of tliistown. 6
THE COMMITTEE. ,Es
JuIvs2 Il
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This day is the 4,h Of July CHE ami
versary Of our Independence and the four
British ships which have been a, aaehor.
off Lvuhaven bay since tie attack on the
Chesapeake, weighed anchor yesterday,
and are cow drawn up in line Of battle off
Hampton. While We are pcnniDg this, we
are in full expectation Of their attempting
a landing!
Ga the above intelligence reaching town
the drums beat 10 arms, the companies of.
VOLUNTEERS and militia immediately assem-
bled, and are determined that not an EGG
lssh fooss.ep shall long pol!u,e our shores
with impuni,y. Let us remember that
MILITIA drove these rcdoub;ed red
coats, 1000 ip number, from Lexington TO-
Boston. Let us remember the Militia at
Bunker's Hill, and Stark at Bennipg.oa !!
Let us remember that we are MEN, and
sif we can do no better, let each man take.
his tree and killonc. In the name Of all
that is holy, powerful, manly OF JUST, are.
NC to FEED THEM for KILLING Us?
Ar-swe 10 suffer thee. 70 send a BOAT
LOAD Of MURDERED CITIZENS
ashore: and take a LOAD Of PROVI-
SlDNS inreturn! Are veto pay. them, 10
hire them with The laxuries of eur land 10
GU, our threats Away with such worlds
as CooLNEss and MoDERATIoN. they ale
the cloak, the coverings OF treachsry, ard
we have heard too much, seen 100 much.
and 6n9sp svheace this moderator prosseds
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from people who would tie our ha1ds
and bend our heads to the butcher Let
them beware. LEI Us hayssno more of this
noNoDERAT now the storm is
up, and ii the least varying Of the wind
il will soyerwheim domestic treason 10 It's
course.
Last evening three seamen who made
their escape from The British line of bHsle
ship the 4 riumph, afrivsd here. Oh be.
ing examined, they gave sEe following -ac-
count; That on "Wednesday snofnins,
they ia company VIZ three o,hst seae,eo,
Eunder the command Of ajieusenapt atds
midshipmcn, were tntgashore on Cgpe
!; Henry IL the sendsr, haviDg % board an
18 pound carronads, culassss and small I
arms, for the purpose ot gstt;ng t,css pro.
visions, Of (which thss ship is IN much want.
That on Landing The sssffii GERS vert 10 pnf- !
cut ofsa bullock az al thr.beash,wfsn shrsr
|rthree poor men g:aoe them the 2 1s5a677es =
and gat into flores. where ihsy remained
all night, and nseling with sonse hoapifa. Z
BE countfy peop!s, were able g st his
borough.
pilot boat passed tbs teNntlis N crnirgssSr
Washington, sad TO- have dispatches on board
a packet Tor Norioik, with arms, &c. came
too here this illoriiillgg.
o. Palmer's Packet Will niI
for Norfolk. IN few days.
July
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TUESDAY, JuLY7.
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20 STSC RIPT.
Z TUESDAY,, JuLY Z

To the politeness of Gentleman Of
this town, we are. indebted for the
No,5olk Herald, Of July four, from
which We copy the following inte-
resting intelligence
INSULT ON INSULT t.!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-23
Extract Of a lctter./tom Ieonayd Copiye-
ton 10 General HtLkinson.
NJ Iii. 180z.

MAY 18Th. 1907
You well know how much has been said
and insulated about the memorable cy-
.phered letter, handed YOU by Swartwout,
and Of the means by which you unlocked.
the CIPHER, and al,ho this circumstance
has never been explained by Yourself or
the administration, and has cen seizedup-
.on byyour cnepies as natter for criminal
ton aid groWd for suspicion, yet have
never been al loss, In my owimind. Tor
the sat sflctoiV cXplauatiun You nlav NOT.
perhaps, recolect, that in the year i7g4.
when left the Westerns country, lArmy5
that you requested NE {, interchange witll
youa cyphcrfor the purpose o. correspond
ing thereby and at the inc you Informed
inc that you bad practscd tnat method with
many OF your friends this circumstance
LCoHHaged on second bagc.1
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men arrested at Natchez, declared ,ha, if

men arrested at Natchez, declared that if
Bnrr's designs were against the government
OF the u. States, they would 6e me first men
to turn against him and cut his throat
There are number of them now remain
ing in the territory; for he has supplied us
with school-masters, singir,-masters, dane
ing-mas,ers and doctors in abundance.
Mr. Hay. Where was Col Burr at the
time when this paper was toundl Aslie had
disappeared, and was generally supposed
to be al doctor Cummings, near Gibson
Port.
The undersigned certi6es, that the fore
going fifteen PAGES, contain a true statement
OF his EVIDENCE as gwen in open court in the
examination, on motion to commit Aaron
Burr, Oh a charge oftreason against the u.
States.
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GEO: PETER.

County, oF WasHingIoU, scr.
On this 10Th day of September, 1907.
George Peter came before me, a Justice of
the Peace for the county aforesaid, and
made oath on the Holy Evangelists Of Al
mighty God, that the facts stated in the
foregoing, is true as stated.
THOS. CORCORAN.
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de- and probably with velocity and ~ arr
of boldness because they will depend more,
on noise and appearance than the soid
mock. It will be our part to present
rampant Of bayoneIs, whenever attacked.
Let the officers be attentive 20 their men,
and the men be silent and obedicnt 70 their
officers Let each individual put conf
dence in his own strength and the co-ope-
ration of his flank files. Above all, let us
avoid hurry, which always produces con-
iusion; and superiority of numbers will
serve but to augment cur triumph, and in
crease the honor OF our arms.
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HAMILTC ELIXIR

Is recommended IS tie best reneay foF
coughs, COLDS, astbznas, hoeping-cotlgh, spe
proaelling ycepsllynpdons, and most disorders
Of the breast and lungs. This preparation viii
prove valuable acquisition 70 public speakers
who Nay be subject 70 temporary hoarseness,
thickness of speecR, sc. In long confirmed
Asthmstic complaints where acvpe can speed
lily beexpected, this medicine affords in',iedi-
ale rells}t noderating the fits ofceughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
childlea afflicted with the hopping cough, the
ike beneficial effects may confidently Ls ex-
Dected
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ITCH CURED.

By esse usf3sg Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used for 90 years in Europe
| and for near s years in America, has never
been known TO fail in any one instance 1t is
perfectly s,noces7t, warranted not to contain
particle OF naercurglot any pernicious ingrcdi
ent, and may be used with perfect safety Oh
an infant, being a vegetable preparation ana
entirety free FROM he offensive smell WHICH
attends raostothcr remedies
HAMILTOM'S LOZENCES,
Which have cured more children ard adults
Of disorders proceeding from woInls, than ell
tbs medicines heretofore discovered. In adj
dition to the great cures mentioned IN the let
tiers fiora the chancellor of the state Of Mary
lafld, the Few. Mr.. Mother and others, late
~ published the foilowing are subnlttedto the
pubic, being selected for the purpose ofshew-
ing the mitd yet hoOergi qualities OF this eX-.
traordillary medicine, which, although so mild
in It's operation, is competent.Je eypel the fo.
nlidablc tape worm.
m infant, aged weeks, of Mr.. Henry Ew-
bank, taylor, Chares-street, BALTIMORE was
dangerously afflicted with convulsicn fits, SO
that hislife was despairedt Of, bat was peaeet-
~ cured by one dose Of Hamilton Wcnn Lo-
zengcs, which expelled several worms, the
undoubted cause OF the chllti's disorder
2.eslsr fy67p Mr.. .4ckermea, 5tick}ayel, tAzasa-
2is.e street, near broadway, Jon. d, 1902.
II would be ungrateiul weIe / to withhold
ny testimony III faycgof Hasfiiton's Worm
Destroying Loxen8es. / had been between
ssye ard EiX years past naAch inlijspoaed, end
lattefIg often t9Falented With severe gliPing
alld pans II the bowch, ttoubled with oiion-
siEe hIsath, Nitliyioient feterish fts,and ether
obvious symptoms CT worms BIT frequently
hearing your Wor;n I-ozcages recommended
IN eases similar 10 miBe, determined en- a
trial OF them, as my last resaeEoe. The ifst
dose evacuated twelve or is feet OF a tape
worln; two other doses were taken, which
brought away a quantity of n1alleg broken like
skins and pieces OF worms. suppose the
tape WorIn, Welded at different times, naust IN
the whole have exceeded forty feet He al
most incredible benefit received from this
medicine, induced me &c 32iSc dose to Z cl.ild
Of mine who was Firing and siclly: it protli,-
ced the same good elect IN this instance, ex-
polling worm ola aiAerent Kind, from niue
to twelve inches long, and at the same TING
restoring good state q health.
HENRY ..CAEH2fAlS.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

~ l.
INTENDING to remove 70 the state d
Tennessee as socn as possible, / aish "a
dispose of the following valuable and iRcreas'
ing property ueon lew terms, which properly
] inherited fron my ancestors, who have hal
legal title &c the same Ior upwards OF oAs
hundred years.
One tract we'll known b. the name
ef ABIxGDos, being on tbs Potomac river
between Alexandria anu George Tow, and
nearly opposite the city Of Washington, beaH'
tifuIly situated, containing about four inn-
dred acres, now leased TO the MIR WISes i'3
l4lroe hundred and sixty dollars par anhdnI
with other stipulafions confined IN tie sad
lease.
One other tract contiguous TO TAD
first, leased to William Fraser Tor forty do.1
lars per aHnu1n, containing aboat SIT 4
cres.
One other tract containing ten acrti
Of bottom land, adjoining tie FoarAl+e AlHII
tract.
One other tract contiguous to thi
abingdon estate, and within two and Ia
miles of George Town, containing 10 acres
Tie greatest part OF this land IS nc&Tliy Il
yered With red and white Oak.
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Three thousand acres Oh the oclo'i
River, in the state OF Ohio,
This tract desce2ded to me from my u""
George D. Alexander, being one m0ls'! i
the land he was enlGedto fer his lni!itaIy -.
vices during the revolutionary %ar, h4 :" =
title papers With the wills under "'ilt! !: ,i
entitled TO the above property, arc !"
hands of BaLDwIs BADE, Esq. 10 "''o"
pliaation will please TO be made Tor 90 80 IN
he being legally authorised TO coil''"g n IA
dispose CT all the above valuable pToPcI,E'
wI.io., good and satisfactory titles viii be ~
Waiter s. Alexaadet.
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