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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
VOLUNTEERS.


BY Tie President. Equal Iess and equal
gain; May we share alike the fate of adj
versity, and reap together the Iaurels of
prosperity
BY the Vice President. Timothy Pick
cring and hisparti cans; May they shortly
have what ihey richly merit, 4 strong hall
ter each.
By TIE Secretary. Peace to the whole
world.
BY Major Francis Ballard. Aaron burr
and MS associate traitors; Confusion other
1ra'ns, perdit;on to their plans, honest judg-
IS on their trials, and s;roEg ha.ers round
their neSss.
b. Capt Francis Gregory. Our surplus
produce When throws in the scale with
national honor, Ills but mite.
By Capt. John b Goodc. The venera-
bic Clinton Respectable ip decay; but age
lebliitates the mind as il euervAles the boz
dy
BY John w Jiigginbo,ham, Esq. May
every king be lathercd wish acquifortis.
AID shaved with u rand saw.
BY Robert X. Jones Esq The next all
1ins,ra,ion Like Jeiferson's, just, like bis,
p0pular
BY John sarron, Esq. America, the a..
syuTr Of 'hc oppressed; May Size alwaysbe
able to TcdrrSs her wrongs
10y James lOwnesi o. E@q. Inc patrl-
o.ic citizens Of tic Day Peace, health and
friendship.
BY Samuel Lark, Esq. Neutral rights;
May they be well understood and proudly
maintained.
~ James Whitlow, Jr. EST. The orator
of the day.
Resof0cd, That the President Of this
meeting be requested to preset iheF most
sincere thanks to Jobn ". Higginbo'ham,
y, for TIC eloquent and patriotic GRAFTON
delivered by him eu The present occasion.
RecofOed, nNoamsUaiy, That the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting bs published in the
Petersburg Republican and Virginia Argus.
JOHN C.COODE President.
HCTcHgNs FERRELL, Secretary.
The evidence on the British Orders,
! delivered before paliament. is continued Oh
tie 4th page OF this Gays Argus, and will
be concluded on Tuesday.
The following gentlemen were, on 5atur-
/ lay last, appointC, managers for the Pc
ieTsburg Manufacturing Society, viz. Will
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
WASHINGTON cry. JpIv Q.


Ccuntrymen! / offer the following ar.
.icle Tor your serious Consideration 1t rs
cop eel rom me Londo:, Tim 5, If Aprii 90,
Z t.Aming MINIS erlal paper and Tie lei;er
was GouDiesS written ~ an Engusnman-
one who, perhaps IS now {. JOY IN. among us
the nghts Of hospitality, the cOurtes Is
OF friendship, and probaply partak nS In
the Pleasures e our social circles. Il, pu6
Hcans. Feceraiists! You are all inc iud-
ee Gun form t government IS Yldieuicu ::
You are denounccu as a "moD."
But ct US not rcat this foreign letter
writer WAN injustice. Do we no, furnish
too much Gauss, ~ our ABSURD chickering's,
by tne r'dcuious and vile pubic&uoas M
many OF cur newspapers, or Charge OF
French and English attachrsents .lGc
cemocrats are violent against England, ,he
scdcralis,s agains. Fran. e " IL IL 50 ? Do
we forget our own Country, In our partial
tics iCT o.hCIs? Have, We 10 name amt,.
the nations For II. aven's sake, lc; us
lay ast.e CIR cGDtemptDi, sqsabb. es lct
rs rally rCnGd the gov. rnmeni 10 "a nsn,
anc 50 ACT as 10 fut tue seal Of CONT te
talahocd up suCh descriptions as the iol
lowing OF every Class Ofntn inthe coun-
ny there is hoFe, encep; the Esse Junto.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

happy fr end Dat that he had, foun the
Whole world deaf to his entreaties, and
bent with ,ens ince taat the DEATH Of the
Prince de Ia Far would draw af.er it
his own, and tlat - should NOT survive
him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

'LOnd0H, J-Gy ~.
"By TIE Halifax NJ il We were favored
with the following letter
tyWeso. Y0tk, Nay 10.
owe are still laboring mere under tEe
embargo, winch was fooishly laId on t.
stq.ye o,hls; but oppro sion rcverts wiz
ienio!d seveyi'y on the wiseacres VIII eau
sed il
"We are perfectly in the darS respecting
the gociaticn with Engilnc aud runo,s
so opposite prevail, thai ne reliance car
be paced upon ans thing we hear. TIC
DemocrafS GTe Uiotehf o8GiHSt kngtGnd
Me (caerahsfs against n ance: 20 e. s.
country is o'H with all Europe. Tie A.
mcricans call their government defDrcr,-
IS; but u appears 10 be genuine iegocfs-
cy, which IS a government. OF words ~
they are injured, the Presided makes
speech; ii Insulted or robbed, the tfesident
makes speech. IL ~ insuffect.onbIcal.s
on wha does the President do! Why ht
sends out prociamation, and commands
them 10 be quiet
The congress have done nothing at ali
his session but talk, except passing, amen
ding and re-ameadIDg tic embargo law
pity tho pcor Preside nts situation threat
1cd Wy boHapaFie on one SIDE, and havinr
decent p1etCnce 60 break with England
the oiher II he be- ONES the friend OF
rance, he breads the po@tr % Britain 4;
ne makes an alliance with EnciGnd ms
nOJ-popuarity is gone forever; he is some.
ing ke the ass between two bundles o
~, in a perfect state OF INDIGESTION. A
ui man would know -yhattO do, and would
without hesitatr q b.. a Gcmagoeue
he sovereign people is completely tram
eiled.
81 sincerely wish was safe with you in
rndon, where, suppose, our wise cnbar-
Will have made business brisk and you
w my visa TO get out Of this wordv
fJo-governed country, II it were possible.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-19
n o Tcs z,

Al avneesins of the Darec,o,s &c
lie RsVes' lsnspike CCona3,sr, -, ~ ~ Tile Lii
f,5asch, a8os-o'e'e,e1, 4 hat he SC Sc, tSiho5
as IN the additional shares in said o 80
DO and they are hereby required, 80 Y q, paly
saxth payment 10 the Treasures Of Il "'s&e .
pa71y OF Yer DoAdrs on -sacl, shass NC &c lo'a
respectively subscribed, on Or lefforo :, men
day OF May neyt--Also, tie gurber =. ~, MS
s'e" 'LAa1za''s on each share, Or or AciIfNS q
sest dag OF July, s3so, the fu.sher ,S,r, !
Ao!ln7a on each share Or G. 5ctps 49, 4
day OF ffeTses,tbeg, also the GlwIher .' ny
Tex dolsars On each share Gu III before . rss
dag OF November, also aire farther 80 IS,
y IN DeAcrs on each share By tslr,a rcs,,n ~. D
y subscribed an or besoe shs ata ,,'
january, -sos.
Jonah ThompIos,
s'pasnres l.. z, z. Conto,.
March zf. n.T
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IOHN G. LADD,

Gas F3S oSGsy
90 bales German Linens, coaillt-
iRs Of brown and ~hite Rolls, aaxea OsRs-
burgers, kelnpen 'ris:Slenaurghs, Barlsasss and
Cheeks and stripes
1000 pieces NaRkeea
Russia Shersiag and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags of black Pepper OF the best qua-
lily, and viii be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
80 hhds Mosasses
pipe port Wine
10 GO. Holland Gsn
Go. French Brandy
2 do. Jamaica Spirits.
A quantity OF soal L1eatacr, She's, Spes-
snaci,i and Tallow Candies, Chcese. SIC. Sxe,
April z.
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/ Z MES BACON,

AMho hAI0-F' J., i
III his GaocEnv STORE ~ h'f5 %, ,,,t
7a&ls1''' 20 ATS/o' =, s.: :a r.;c].,;a
4 trcih Supply or SchGii1 AA' ''~'~'
r5e craccry Line;
.,, '''I ~ .S ,.so,ipsnt complete.
r.. r1r" oGr,s FL. sale, e,, lis psua! low Ter
exc ng', r :D,.ty1 c,,aaye &C v2riou. Qua,
~ a'eoF@0' : 40
hiies' 5;..o
Loaf ard lump 0'''''
S.u"i'3 20, ''o-' Tp.fs
3 ,n.Fcn'"l' ,,,rt;cuIaql4 eelea.,
n ": ,',.' ,gy.or ed -
1 Toaa% s ~ 7'" ao3 ga,a.I, asa,
e. ao.' ~
2,o4 ,,rccr Cocrtc,
, Ma''s,rs'
huse''os'
Sherry vy MS
Lisbon, ="
IeseH'ic'
Ma'":,", , , ~ port
e'e''HI,'T -,-.,o,,,c n,,,niy,
o0$nac and ' snr, for i.r,Iiy use,
OEu '"tt1' c. y~;,ceutx arm NJ
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IgE SUBSCRIBERS

2ang esesfs.aes qf bringing te e5i':s # rbe d1te
s1raa Of THOMPSON oaG VEiTCH, 10
a1gi cloes, qEFgh E492 Sale The foslos9-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-19
n. HIN s I . N,
F.AIRF.dX- STREET, .ALEAAADRLd,
HATH ON HAND,
FreGh Seeds Of Orchard erals,

FreCh Seeds Of Orchard erals,
Timothy, Herds Grass, Rye Grass Burnett
81. Foine, Lucem, Trifoile, Peruvian Grass.
IND Mill receiue BY Capt. Hand,
A SUPPLY OF RED GLOVER.
.4rso, a general assortment OF Garden ano
Flower Seeds, Coriander, Arise, Carraway,
Dill FenneH, Millet, Rape, Nav, Canary, a
variety OF Bulbos Roots, Towering Plants <
Shrubs, Lorabaray Poplars, Catapas, Aspa-
ragus Plants with all kinds of Garden Olen-
sis, best Pruning Knives, the 0Fnle17ccn Gar
dener-, and Kcssaedy's Treatise on PIafatisg ana
Gardening, Flower Pots of ali sorts, CHM
ney Ornaments, and handsome assortment
of China, Glass, and Queens Ware, with all
kinds of Groceries, sc. &c.
syant 10 Hire till January meet,
A NEGRO MN, that can come well re-
commended, to work In garden.
March Is. dlw& lawt NV
Printing i'm all its various branches
I ,.a1 thtc N3ca
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W0R SMLE, FF
EEWIS DEBLOES

LEWIS DEBLOES
fl hts Sssye, aees g'ol, -Raaasey's ssHer5'fs
Feencla Brandy Ia pipes
Sa1a.asaia WINE, IN half pipes and quarter
casks
New-EoglsRd Rum, in hossheads and bar
geas
a&olasaes, liz hogsteads
Cot-FSsh, III boxes
Cider, Posaaoez, gests, AVID SVi,Nec Pears,
III barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, IN hossbeadz sad pipes
Aarch ..
JAMES S ANDERSON,
Offers .sor aelc very tovp,
e. hogsteads Nauscoyaelo Sugar,
&c bags green Coffee
Is faogslrad veil favored Rum
pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
IS baseS tennessee Ccttoa
.f,ad ga ztsuut
4 geaeral assortment Of the best Wines
spsFituous Liquors, Tea-, and Groceries.
I4ernuons by the box,
Lisbon Wine Us Yuarteg casks.
Aud about 4oo0 bushels coarse Salt,
A1oe!u Candies In small boxes, Of SUPER
uality,
Window Glass in boxes,
Fer SaIe, 5y
Robert I. Hooe & 60.
January 80, eoSt
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Printing in all its various branches
Handsomely exec ltcd at this office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
/ his is to give Notice

That the subscriber Of Alexandra coO,
~, in the district of Columbia, hath obtain,
from the Orphans Court of said county !.
tiers tescsmentary On TIE estate of Joseti w.
rlesPer'7a, late Of tie County aforesaid d.
ceased; al persons having claims agains 4.
said deceased are hereby warned to eybIt
them, with the vouchers thereof to the sp,
scriber, OH or before the 18th day Of Sepsn
Der next, or they may by Law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those n,
debted hereto are required to make imme5b
ate pavmcnt --l3;igen under my hand this a5,i
day Of March, 1903.
Matnufln Perrin, En-
March g SjaT6s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
Madame On

!. a fhAAe'H LADY, ls,,.,s
MOSCOW, wners she has for sey .,s s''''el
that city, under the i,s ,,,s best ssas
ms ms majesty Alexander the f 6,,, plS'ec,q
al the Russias, and under ,bs eNpsm
anee Of that government~h sss s., ssspsd,',
inform IN! the citizens of Alexsn NJ, The lepol
nc IN general, that she has r.n "a and tSen
!, now occupied by Mrs. Smith 'a aua !, The 10
ley, in George Town, where s S'a Mrs
medlately after the Easter hoI I'e lnTtsaa
her : Academy for the reception eiSss az ri
HAT !. al !, boarders and Day Scholars d
Academy will be taught French snd'
gramm ,.t.:y' History, Geography lar y
logy, Writing, Arithmetic, Fmrt' u5 !, Ayu|
all sorts of Needie-work, which 'i los.
of young lady's education. T 'I.u : u
Will be taught by an English l.I ~ NasI
mented to her by the President o f' = , e
College, Baltimore. Drawing, Mns;s ~ !: M :;
eng VIII also be taught, but will form Y
ticulal. charge. "ua
Aadame dn cheroy invites kind -,
nefous public to grant her a confdeo, a'a
deserving OF which al her effort, viii, %
She has been fortunate enough to sn,,.. y
Russia, as She can prove by a C rtiHcs,s W.
ed her by the university of Moscow tra -
cd into English, certified AMI verified b' , M
f}arris, the American envoy in St F., a.
burg. All her endeayors will tend 10 J. ss'
the esteem and benevoIence OF those VIM :,
trust her with tie education of their vow IS,
ladies, and ropes that those endeaYors sira
prove fruisless.
Marcil ). ,ava.
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will gradually destroy a,lsendency to diseased
in the human frame, and preserve heath ans
vigor. Although great variety OF prescfid
tons have been published to cure the slsor.
ders enumerated above, none has yet equailed
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS OF
Dr.. q ISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose un,
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already publishe ] OF gentlemen SO
welIknown in ArneFiN, being 81 the ilrst con-
sequence IN tte statesof Maryland; General
Charles Ridgely, OF Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one ofthe directors OF TIC Farmers, Eank
OF Maryland Johii Macnbi,in, Esq. Mrs. VIA
cubbin, his wife; ard hrs. Ryan, Of Calscsl-
Certificate Of df,'.. THONGS Ket8o, 6uteher.
About three weeks since was me st violent
ly attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, IN SO severe. a manner as not
to be able to turn lii iny bed without assistance,
proceeding as suppose from a severe cold /;
on being advised by :, friend TO apply Or. lis
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, accord
ingly obt2ined from the agents Messrs George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the applica-
ton OF which, under Goa, have perfectly re-
stored me 10 health. am therefore induced
with confidence TO recommend this medicine
as a certain cure Tor The above disorder.
THO MS KELE0.
Baltimore, July 22d, 1906.
Certificate Of &4r. 3Aomas CampbcR, Ra'wess
maker
II would BE an act OF injustice to withheld
my testimony OF the saiutary effects Of Doctor
Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, as | have
experienced very unequivocai instance OF
their virtues and efficacy. was afflicted with
two severe attacks OF what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered,
bit was obliget}to use clutches to aid me IN
walking when iclt home; to this were Joined
violent khenmatic pains, the result OF The al
fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompsl.y me through life; but providentiaiy
" WAS recommended TO apply at George DOB
bin arid Mu.phy's for DR.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per.
fect,v liberated from my disorder, and am now,
Aank Cod, as free from pair as if ! never had
seen afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
SO powerfully on myself, l determined to ap.
Div il internally to my child, boy oply eleven
months old, WHO was then reduced almost TO
skeleton with the Bowel ComFlaina; after
administering it four times to Kim, his com,
plant was entirely removed, apd heis now re.
covering his strength with great rapiaity.
IN. CAMPBELL.
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Tor near eight years paS1
Ave a,.rn;red throughout the United States
selebritY hitherto unequailed'
pa,laaelta4:a, august 9, 1900.
pa;no DESTROYS TO make public for the good
:, otbers. the excellent quality OF HANili--
.rpN,S ELIXIR, prepared by the late Ait,
&c, I have sent you the following account :,
ths benefit \ have received from 1t, which
hone will induce others to give 1t trial. IN
consequence of bruise on the breast recelYeN
from a fall, my heath grew bad, my breathing
hscame very difficult, and frequently | have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all tpe
ho,,rors Of immediate suffocation. Add TO
these a constant pain in my breast and cough
: great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive thatfny symptoms evidently indicates
an approaching consumption. 1 he ADVICE OF
most eminent physician was resorted to' ana
afterwards second was called IN, without CIV
mn me any relief Another physician VINO
Enew rac and the circumstances OF my case,
gd1;aed ne 10 e1pc Hanflssa EliIfr tr7at, say
,,y ~ hoa used II in hss practice, and Arrays
found IL do much good. bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, and found rehef before
he'd taken one half ftt continued to use
II and was soon strong enough TO attend to bu'
sin-ss. On taking cold, same OF my former
symptoms return, but are always removed 10y
dose ortwe of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. II, Badd-s,rest, Philadelphia
Mn. II. Las.
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The following aow andSalua5le Medicine, Just
uacm;,ad ond Tor GO - as above

The following aoW ndEaluaaic IneeiC!hS' Just
received and FOR sale as above
Price, 7'zgo Dollars ter 5ottle'
DR.. IJNoS's celebrated Gsas a:1d Afes-
motto Drops.
NOTHING i, OF mere Importance han
the preservation Of health--this common lkcep
remark however is roo oFrEN EoRGo1tTaa,
whilst We are active and ssrong--and5PTe-
vention ef pain, which is superior to its cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any dsscliptl-
on of persons. Among those disorders which
REQUIRE the most early and unrelnitting efforts
to eradicate and overcome, noae have strong
er claim upon ournotice than the Gout Rhcu-
natisn, Lumbago, Weakness OF the lonlts,
Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cranp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
eom whatever cause they may have orlsssiaat-
ed--and hence every relief which cen be adj
ministered is too valuable to be forgNs tela.-
Those persons whose ayocations peculiarly cx~
nose then to colds, &c. cannot be too ANXIOUS
Iways to possess immediate aid. Sea-tariag
persons, travellers, Sse. ought constaRty to
carry with them that medicine whica will
counteract the anpeasans effects Of their peri
lous duties, and especially those pans to WHICH
their situation must expose them. TO those
who reside in or visit the West-lndics, and
other warm climates, taeywill be found upon
1 tlial to convey tie Nest lasting service, and
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ITCH CURED.

DIV once H8inS Lee S sSJ0yerGlgn Ol1ltnlSDt,
which, although useG for 90 years N Europe
| and for sear years In America, has never
! been known TO fii in any one instance. II is
| perfectly iinoceat, warranted rot to contain q
| particle or mercitry OF any pernicious lngredl
ent, ai1el may be used with perfect safety on
| an infant, being vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies.
f1AMiLTON'S LOZENGES,
Which have cured more children and adults
OF disorders proceeding Rom wolms, than all
th~ medicines heretofore discovered IN ad-
djtion to the great cures mentioned IN the let
tiers from the chancellor Of the state OF Mary
land, the Rev. Mr.. Moltiiier and others, late
ly publishes tie following are submitted to the
pubic; Being selected forthe purpose ofshew-
ing the I'D yet hoSyerm qualities otth ex-
traordinary medicine, WHICH, althoughso mid
IN its operation, IS competent to expel the, for
nidabie tape worm.
An infant, aged weeks, ofMr. llenfy Ew-
bank, taylor, Charles-atreet, isailu.o1e, was
dangerously afflicted with convuisoh ITS, SO
that his LIFE was despairedof l.at was perfect
II cured by cne dose 81 Hau'lten's Worm Lo-.
zenges, which expelled several worms, the
undoubted cause Of tn child 5 disorder.
Letter fros, nh. .4chherwpan, 6,Tc&deyer, Mags3,
ziase stveet, Near Brosa72ay, Jan. "a, 1902.
1t would be Nhgrateful We're | to withhold
my testimony in favorof Harniiton's Worm
DESTROYING Lozcnges. had been between
FIVE and six yearspast much indisposed, and
latterly often tormcntsd with severe griF.aS
and pans IN the bowels, troubled witt oisen-
siye breath, with violent feverish Its AID other
obvious symptoms OF worms; but frequently
hearing your Worm Lozenges Recommended,
IN cases similar to minc, | determined On
trial of them, as my last resource. The first
dose evacuated twelve or Is feet OF taps
worm two other doses were taken which
brought away quantity OF matter broken NE
skins and pieces OF worms. suppose the
tape worm, voided at different times, must IL
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most Incredible benefit received from this
medicine, induced me to give dose to cilild
Of mine who was pining and sickly: it produ-
ecd the same good effect in this instance, ex-
ne ling. a worm Of different Kind, from nine
TO twelve inches long, and at the same tiE1e
restoring GOOD state Of health.
HENRY ACh ERMAN.
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Baltimore, Jelly IS; 1906,
M0zAat- MnG2rgten for Sale.


will sell INV FARM III Fairfax county,
Z. and give immediate possession. itls less
than three mites from Alexandra, ana SIX
franI' the Georgetown terry-t.le distance
FROM the projected bridge vii! be less---the
house stands on an elevated mi, and over.
looks the City, Alexandria, tie rl~er, VITA
tie shore, ard hills of Maryland. The house
watch erected, and is neatly finished, con-
sists OF center house two stories hl2h, and
wings CT ore, joined I'd it, by circular coril-
Tors, the north wing contains small rooms,
The 'front.' OF it, and the corridor adjoining,
intended for green house.. this leats to
draWin@ rooin--a dining room separated
from it by tie passage and staircase, IS next
to the south corridor which contains closets,
and leads TO the kitcheF--two small rooms IN
this wing with The titcll cn-a pump Of excel
iIent water al the door The second story OF
tue center house contai rs chambers and
dressing room, with Grp places large clo-
set adioins the dining room-one IT the same
size opens On the stair case, both tlrted up
with shelves--a store room in the garnet, and
cupulo On TIC house top, from whence is seen
delightful, veriegated landscape, completes
the description OF lie mansion house. * neat
cottage accommodates la5orers and there are
stables, carriage house, and ice house; the
farm contains l9 ) acres, 70 enclosed and Gull
Gyated the rest N wood; this place boasts
the finest collection OF fruit that I have seer,
besides every ether Sort the list given to me
WAS 500 apples, 500 peaches, and 500 cherry
trees have added several hundred Of the
best kinds.-Thc garden consists OF i large
squares, the soil enriched and borders hlled
with fruit trees, and bushes it is surrounded
by a i've cedar hedge, which also extends on
each side OF the house !: the former proprie-
tor possessed much taste, and collected many
Ornamental trees and shrubs, which are ju-
dsiciouslv disposed about the grounds. The
soil IS suitable For grass, and the portion OF
Ground devoted 90 timothy and clover, yio.a
All abundant crop; it produced good wheat
and oats last wear, and | think with small OK
pence may be rendered productive. those
who wish a residence, where health will be
preserved, and convenience OF intercourse
with Alexantliia. Gcorge-I own. and the seat
Of government, will find all combined In
Al5a,st- Washington. will shew the premi-
ses and impart the terms of sale, upon apph-
cations bv letters directed to the Fost-Ofce,
Alexanelrsa. ELIZA P. LAW.
.fLSO FOR SHE,
Farming implements, ain OK cart, two bar.
shear ploughs with harness, one shovel do.
one iron toothed harrow, two scythes and era
dies, spaI,es picks, ks.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
4 Tract OF Land,


w the same county, which was granted I,
Tbonas Chapman by deeds OF ease ana
release r1 from, WiIl;sm Te5bs Tor 6'5 acres
hearing date the l7th aid 18Th days Of 'al'
H7a :,
n,.o o0e other tract Of Land
Also o"o o'iIt a' '@s. covered il
IN the same cou1lly' ~H1on =, LEEDS Of leas,
the said lhomas Chapman r y jS and h vie
ane release RON ne, u ..'' 80 for sc acres
and Jesse E#cli anu as ms "n NV 9Th and iol
more OF less, 'sS.iHs ""'' '
days Of Aprii' wa &C
Also ore tract Or parctl Vi
S;h n'a. conveved to the said Chap
Lana; "n.oa "49 , eo and release from Jess;
man oy ceeos Q, or le' saa a'' gertrand Esel and
his his WIFE lie od aad 81 1s dsys Of January Al
of shici deeds are now OF recola .. aI.o. d
the other estate, right, tlte' Cam ~ ' 90h
session which Carr Chapman nnd n 10 the Jan,