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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-21
BRYAN HAMPSON

\ &
HAS Foa SALE
10 pipes old port q
S do. Madeira
80 quarter casks Lisbon Z
u DO. particular Tenerife n
Is do. Malaga
IS pipes old cogpac brandy
do. 4th proof Holland Gin
hhds. Slproof Antigua rum
q do. first quality molasses
6 DO. green corperas
90. alum
80 do, brown sugar
20 bags pimento
IS do. pepper
=, - chess young hyson 9
40 do hyson skin q
do. imperial
400 bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
90 do. ground ginger
% Go. rsisins
roo lbs. bacon, web Cured
kegs salt petre
\ quantlty of hne and ground alum salt.
49,: {, AL times he has the first quality flour 70,
,.;a, use on hand--with number of othe,
isa S'ss--all oswhicA he viii sen low on ~
+ 'aser terms. sA ~
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Rippon Lodge, Jan. 8.
t. S G. H O G L.

q > 4 II y = l..
a SCHOOL will be opened in WATER
q STREET ACADEMY, on Monday next,
by Arad THOMPSON, in which will DC taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, MAJ
thematicss, the Latin and Greek Languages
Geography, &c.
Terms Of Observation-Disclosures Writing,
English Grammar and Arithmetic, S5-La-
TN, Greek, and the higher branches, 81 So
per quarter.
December 20. DIT law
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y N y = Z Y 4.
THE subscriber having qualified as execua
Tor to the estate Of Col. Thomas blackburn,
deceased, respectfully requests those who have
claims against the estate, to lodge them pro-
perly authenticated, in the hands Of Robert
I. Taylor, Of Alexandria, or John IA. Peyton.
of Dumfries, attorney at, law. who will Dr-
ward them Immediately to the subscriber.
These persons indebted to the deceased,
will please make payment to either the above
mentioned gentlsmen, or
T. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, Jan. 8. eef
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PHILADELPHIA, August IS.

Yesterday arrived, British ship Louisa,
Church, from Londonderry. Left there June
2sth. ship Elizabeth, Of New.York, a few
days arrived; and British ship Truro, Ter
Philadelphia with passengers, had fallen down
the river and expected to sail soon. On the
pa ssage was boarded by British fiigate and
treated politely.
Same day, British brig Elizabeth and EN-
ma, GO days from Liverpool- July the l4th,
spoke British letter of marque, five weeks
from America, in lat. SO, long. 80 Path, in
lat As, long. 50, spoke the British frigate
Camillus, 80 days from Tortola, having un-
der convoy lao sail pound to England; -3lst,
in lat. IA, long. 40, was boarded by the Bri-
fish letter. OF marque Herald, IS days from
Jamaica for Seltast.
An American brig arrived in the Downs
July 4, from Rotterdam. The ship Angus
tus, Hu5bea, ot New York, from Canton for
Amsterdam, was sent INTO Plymouth July g,
for examination, by the Iasolen, gun brig -
She left Whompsa river the beginning of Fe-
bruary. The ship Diana, Tibbets. of Wis.
casset, for Buenos Ayrcs, has been sent in
to Plymouth. The brig Washington, Herei--
ing, sai.ed from Lnslde,r July 4, for Boston
ship Mary, KimbaIi, of Newburyport, was to
sail from London about the 10th August, for
Bostou, The Francis ano Ann, Taylor from
Nantz for New-Y York, was sent into Plymouth
June 90. Its reported that the Galen, and
Laura, of Boston, and another American ship,
arc taken and carried into Copenhagen (; the
Phoenix, Spiker, for Baltic, is sent into do.
Tho Mary, Evans, for New York, sailed from
Falmouth June 25. The Alknomac, Hal
stead, from New-York, has arrived at Graves
end. The Martha, Beaten, New York, ar
rived at Londonderry. The Logan, Myrick,
of do. at Gravesend. The American vessels
George, Rising sun, Aurora, American, Hope
and Thomas Jefferson, are condemned In
France.
Eighteen loaded Swedish ships bound up
the gaitic, one the Sophia Magdalena /; to-
eether with four or FIVE other vessels, also
Sound thither; and the British gun briggs ur-
balent and Ticker, which were conveying
the flcet from Gottenburg, were captured or
DESTROYED June g, near Malmoe, by Danish
Aoti!ls.
Sir Edward Pellew, with his squadron, has
taken, sunk, and destroyed every Dutch ARM
ed vessel On the coast of Java. Three of the
ships were of the line, viz. Revolurie, 70,
Pluto, 70, Kertenaar, IS, and RottkoH, COM
pany ship Of 1000 tons, 40 guns; all theag9ns,
military stores, SC. in the garrison OF Griefie,
together with the battery OF Sambelangan, on
tho island OF Manora, were completely de-
stroyed.
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sleranoria Cailp Gaaet;e.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 80.

We have had the pleasure of seeing let
ter from Fayetteville, Norths Carolina, under
date of the 10th, which affords us no little
pleasure. At that date the writer had heard
of the election of THREE fedcralists to con-
gress, and many to the state Legislature.
Inthe Fayettev!Ie district, SO rapidly has
the cause of federalism progressed, that no
democratic candidate offered. 1t is at pre-
sent represented BY MIR. Culpepper butMr.
Mcbride, decided federalist, and manof
respectable talents, is chosen tosueceedhim.
In Fayetteville ELECTORAL district, John
Winslow, ESQ. is a candidate for elector Of
president and vice president. There is no
doubt Of Mr.. Winslow's success, and as lit
tie that he will vote for the hero and the sage,
general Pmckney as president. There will
certainly be four other electors of the Wash
ington school from North Carolina.
.lH'ash. Fsd.)
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N O T l C E.

THE Fresiden: and Directors ofthe Wash
ington and Alexandra Turnpike Company,
will receive proposals for filing in the cause
way or abuttment of the bridge over Four.
Mile Greek, until Saturday next. The abutt-
n,ent is sixty feet wide, and will extend
into the creek one thousand feet, the frame
and pins will be ready for filing in by
Monday next, the bottom and sides Of which
are to be filled in with brush or rubbish, so as
70 prevent the earth from settling into the
mud or wasting through the sides Of the
frame of the abuttment and to be feet above
high water mark, and to be raised to a regu-
lar curve in the middle and grayelled s inches
thick on the top, 20 feet wide. The prepo.
sails arc requested to state tho price by the
running foot, the earth to be taken from the
hill on the north side of the creek 100 feet
wide. The abuttment can be viewed and the
depth of mud and water ascertained on appli-
cation at the bridge.
G. Deneale.
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dence che danger Of precipitation, ina mat
ter of SO much importance to the state had
called a general assembly Of the heads soi.
department, to deliberate on the steps to So
taken insso difficult an emergency. The
connciIhad accordingly assembled and were
sitting when the Acasta's dispatches arriy,
ed to confirm their opinion in the resistanc,
which, it seems it was their determination %
oppose to the attempts of the supper.
They were read with acclamation1 BY. the
Junta, the cries of Viva el Rel, vivo nuesstro
CathoLco Monarco, Fernando Septimo,
y 81 1nagnanime aliado 81 Rey de Ia Gran
Bretana, resounded in the Casa Capitular,
and where soon re-echoed by the whole ci-
ty,,-and the imperious officers Of his inpe-
rial majesty, were committed to durance
vile, in the Cazalnettes Of La Guira, and his
imperial brig made a prize OF, and sent to
Porto Cavelio.
The colours of the two nations were soon
displayed on the forts at La Guira, under a
general discharge of all the heavy artillery.
The Aeasta, at anchorsin the road, repeated
the signals and tokens of alliance and festi-
viry, and the officers who landed were re-
csived and treated with the greatest marks
ofrespect and attention--huzza huzza!
huzza
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- O>~NN1 -Ns,o 49,
y TIE brig Neptune, Garland, as days
non Port SPAN, Trinidad, we have receiv-
g she Trinidad Courant of the Soth judy,
'n Which the following article is copied;
TRIsIDAD, july so.
ny lanche which arrived Yesterday e.
wing from New Barcelona We learn, that
arrsach national brig (no doubt one Of the
presses mentioned in Lord CollinSwood's
o dispatches J had arrived at La guira with a
, ,.a.losr Of officers On board, civil and Mill
sy' Bearing orders FROM Bonaparte, sane
~ s1sa Oy the king his prisoner, to supercede
~ Present administration of government,
! ,'a establish the reign of the new dynasty
{, nas province. The dispatches had been
,ss..afded to Caracas, but the chiefs of
ss province. menof sound Judgment and
=, ,rptoSed hdelity having been previously
~ N Possession of the Bando of the SUI
sIms lunta of Seville, dated 2sth of MAY
MY n.sasn Fad been forwarded by this govern
A weighing well in the scale of pru-
:
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August 80.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
G.. Deneale.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, last
evening. yellow man named Jsmes LeEuis,
hut known by the name of LEWIS, for ma
nv years my Hoster, he is a likely well set
fellow, about five feet nine inches high; had
on when he went away Russia sheeting over
Jacket, white shirt, fustian trowsers and good
shoes-he has a remarkable scar over his eye
and across his forehead, occasioned by the
kick of horse. A reward Of Twenty-Five
DsYars will be given if taken in the town or
neiehborhood and the above if Fifty miles
from hose and secured SO that get him a.
gain, * reasonable charges if brought home.
John Gadsby.,
Au2ust 80. ~
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ported this measure had not yet been estab@
lished at Algesiras. The Mercury was one
: ofdetained vessels having been seized MAJ
ny months since by the French.
"A formidable insurr cction was reported
to have broken cut at Naples.
Two Algerine cruizers had put into Ais
cant. "A good understanding exists with
the United States. The war continues be-
tween Algiers and Tunis.
At Gibraltar, captain B. learnt, that the
Portuguese had conquered the French in
their country and that at the last accounts
from Lisbon, they were firing upon the
Russian squadron to compel it to surrender.
1t is very probable many of the Frenehhad
taken refuge Oh board these ships.
British troops had been sent into st. Luz
car.
There were many Spanish vessels at Glib
raltar.
A Valencia paper Of the DIST June, states,
under the head of Madrid, Jane 49," that
the Russian minister had left Madrid !; that
the emperor Alexander was displeased with
the conduct of Napoleon, who had violated
one OF TIC dTIlCiCS VI TIC i lioit SICAIy
that the archduke Charles was to marry a
Russian princess, and a warbetween France,
Russia and Austria was expected.
A Valencia paper Of June 81, mentions
the defeat of the French under Dupont.
(B0s. PsL)
We shall derive some benefits from the
Embargo 1t will convince our Farmers, Of
what the Democrats strove to deny, that com-
mercc is beneficial to Agriculture, as we'll az
Agriculture is to Commerce !; that Seaports,
as commercial Depots, are deserving OF pro-
lection that Merchants, as medium be-
tween the Farmer and the foreign consumer
Of our produce, are a useful class of citizens,
and are entitled to influence and respect e
qually with any of the other classes that if
we wish to flourish, We must as much strive
to be able to control events on the ocean, as
OH the land !; that treaties which secure orex-
tend our commerce. without entangling as,
are national benefits; that as unreasonable
jealousy and prejudise, or partially, may enc
danger our peace, they ought to be discarded
in the management Of our foreign relations.
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Tut Recesued,

A quantity of writing and wrapping Paper,
| Lady's elegant Mahogany Secretary,
| portable Writing Desk,
A quantity of women's Morocco Shoes,
so boxes fresh Hyson and Young Hysoa
Tea,
20 bb1s. Tanners Oil,
Fer Sale by
John G. Laad.
August 80.
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The British parliament have voted thirty
slSthousand pounds to general Martin, tor
losses sustained by him in Virginia, as the
representative of Lord Fairfax.
Estrdct Of q etter fran a Gentleman at Glib
ratsr to his correspondent IN NeSO 1ork
dated fully S.
s We have now received Official accounts
OF the complete success of the Spaniards in
severalsexere engagements fought at Sara
gossa and aValadolid all OF which have re-
bounded to the honor Of the Spanish arms.
3 aEn uniformed Of the loss on either side,
but it said to be great. Two French gene
ras arrived here this day, taken prisoners IN
Algrves, Portugal, and brought here by
the fortugueze. They will be sen. imme-
dlatdy to- England. All Portugal is in
arms determined to resist the encroaeh-
mems OF the French.
: ne ship Rising Sun, Parsons, will sail
fromCadiz for the United States in 10 or
IL das. -.
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I hare 1ay2 Rece,ued s. for Sale.
8 tons Of a,---r az x Nh
8 seroops Spanish INDIGO,
chests Imperial TEA.
Bryan Hampson.
August 60.
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'cuyRT'lus.
Viad;casson ofhs Embargo. /
THE DANCERS OF THE coUNTHY. ",

e...s - @.las.t Ny
TIE following remarks from The NaieHa9
eIafeaigrnesr Of Jan, ., we eo 'r as s s.
.manasiog ffoa,, and speaking the sent.
meots Of the administrator, as such VIC
give itpabliciiy.
The old story Of French Influence Is a.
gain recuscisased, in the vain hope OF en-.
listing popular oatam agains. the embargo
and the admiolasrasiop. This .hct'oo has
b.en so often propas s,sd, and TO 50 little
purpose, tina, we could not hsseimagined
aha, sny rational being would haze re.
sor,ed TO ii GO this occaslon. For r there
be ! measure Of the ssrickess ifnpar,ia!l,y
within the power Of our government the
embargo i. that measure. Being one IN.
,ended too chiefly for our swn security,
even iii, should have an unequal operation
on the difTsren. powers Of Europe should
we be uoder the |. IS obligation 70 adopt
il! Les one plain question be sincerely
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alaraa0rla DaiIpI AObstt isar.
THURSDAY, JASuARzl4.s

Mr.. in OSE has aslength arrived at Wash
sington he took his passage, with his suite,
on board the packet N1ontezuna, capt. Palmer,
who left Hampton roads on Sunday last, bound
10 this place, notices his route having, alrlv-
ed at Washington: yesterday government
dispatched a barge down the river to meetthe
minister; the bargefel in with the packet in
syashington's reach, on board of which Mr..
Rose and suite imeaiately embarked, and
reached the city last night
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Twenty dollars reward.

~ AN AWAY yesterday morning, negro
man named Charles Johnson, about
feet 8 or inches high very black, has smaH
scar onpne of his cheeks; his legs are small
for a person Of bis size had on and took with
him q grey coating roundabout lined with han-
mel. and trousers Of the same, black coat &
an old grey great-coat,s with variety Of other
cloatbinp not rccolected. Five Dollars will
he given if taken in the county, or the above
reward if out, and reasonable chargcsif brOt
Lawrence HooH, Sen.
Er Masters of vessels and others are cas J.
toned against harboringo or carrying him o..
peeember 20 Is 3
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zstanet, although the etnH
the. same sitting lllxMaish IL

the same sitting lIasaaaieh il
in tisc present INSTANCE, four.
sumed, and there was as smueh>
there gsneFali is in eight days or
discussion, aud although the enemies
measure, as we are told were aiisost tAc>
siyely indulged with the floor.
Westurther5 End by the journals OF Con-
gress, that the embargo was iald on tEe 4o,h
sot Marcn, 1874 !; ior thirty days; sEa vas
extended, on the l7ih Of lie ensuing nnonth,
for thirty additional days. ss
The merchants.tbe appcarto have adGui-
.esced, not seeing in it tbeh, as some ihsi,i-
duals see for. them, their complete deslrueli-
on. Indeed, they did not nl1rely acauiesee
III It as measure of security, but We ilnd tie
merchants o.. the respectable towns OF '..em
and Whining ton were 20 sensible ci It's WIS
dom that taey memoriallsed Congress ior Its
further continuance
!. One word more. In 1894 an embargo Gid
not produce a war. We hope in lSoS Il vail
avert it. If in this, however, We Snail &c DIS
appointed, it will at least yield 10 the meals
OF waglng it TO better:eHect.
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lSpeech s0.5e continued. |

oSHool. viii be opened in WArns-
STREET ACADEMY, on Monday next.
$40 Sau THOMPSON, in which will be taught
EMS Writing, English Grammar, Ma
Feosraphy, &c. =
h,l;.a = q insfrnetion-Reading, Writing,
!, Crs. Grammar and Arithmetic, S5--La-
4 quarter. ~ 'snst 'sa1ches' o. 90
~. d3t law
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TO LEASE.
Fer one or more gears,

The Store Houses formerly
occupied by JAMES PARK at Broadfeld, on the
main road to Westmoreiand county, Vs. and
within two miles of 'Mattox Bridge: consist.
ing OF a store room. counting room with tire
place, and small lodging room below Stars
a large bale room above and a spacious BALE
house near the store house, in good order
fire wood and stableage for one or two horses
may be had in the bargain, and Mrs. ParS
will board one or two young men or terms
apply to JOHN. MUNCASTER, IN Alexaii-
dria, or to
Townlend S. "nade,
III Broadfeia.
ssTr,ac.roher. ~. ISL law7t
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Fran: the Psihd J TrHe american.

Fran tie. PI..ilad J True american. &
THE DANGERS OF THE COUNTRY. !.
Wnrn public .aspicion aad apxiety have
again been soTecrntiy awakened, wi.hr re-
spec, 70 the Gdc!isy and attachments OF the
coG,maan3er in chief 10 his country, and
documents have .besn exhibited oa the aoor
Of cuogsess, tending TO establish the trea.
sooaSSls vaccinations Of general Wilkinson
B with the Spanish govefnors OF Louisiana
and their ageni. il ,nust fzcite the deepest
regret aud alarm 20 perceive three officers
uominased by the executive to constitute
ascourt OF seqairy, two of whom are the
sknown ADD asowed frienls Of the accus.
ed. 8
2 The msuifrst and gliripg parfialitysof an
appointment, in which the yital and most
precious Interests Of the state are so essen.
aa!ly Implicated, is 40 alarming ev.dcocs
of The pre.ic,ermination OF the executive 10
idenrify itself win The fate ofgsneral VII.
kinson, and 70 bear him out in al his acts
ADD proceedings, from his earliest connrx.
ION with The Spanish governnen. down 10
he present crisis, when (.f acqut'sd) he
mus, again expect 10 see ne rms, The hos
nor. and safety Of the naiion entrusted TO
his charge.
the public assonishmens and indigna.
tim Cannot fail TO be aroused ard encrras.
cd, al beholairg the names Of co.'s. VIII
liams andsCushing snpng The membsrs OF
the court. The, for mer OF whom IS closely
coaueetediwith The family into which the
general married I; and .ne latter is his boz
soan and inuma,s friend. VINO eace risked
his life 70, Wilkinson, in ao affair ofhonor
with major Lewis
iColoael Williams has aiso'gope great
lengths 10 defending the charactes OF. gen.
Wilk,nsoatin this CRY, AID assail,ag ws'h
corresponding Vehemeaee. the motives &
conduct Of Mr.. John RapdosRh; msn 10
wAom this country is sndyb ted for his firm.
ness and Independence IN beingingforward
an investigation into Wilkinson conduct.
What! ssyconstry! Shall 8 the suspici.
on of Washington have been 1Oids a1odke"
on this momensous sohjecs, and will ,Mr.
Jefferson (presumiog on has cabalastlcalin
aueuce and power oSer the representative
body) smother and s,i6e an enqn'ry, on
which the future peace and librraes Of the
cnup,ry now bang suspanlediu dreadful
uncersaiutg Is il, intsndeI 10 accelerate
the period Of separation Of the Western
from The Atlantic empire, by the suppress
sion Of conspiracy TO- deliser. up 20
Spain, Kentucky and the hransmoa'aae
eouutry. An event which would long since
have beensaceomp!,she q had no, the srea,y
Of 'ss fortunately lnteryened TO prevent
it?. s
shall then the arch.aanon who project.
| ed and wa, on the eve Of executing this ne
far,ous design. Of barseriog his country TO
. foreign power. be pro,ec'ed and escape,
though surrounded with tho mos damniug
proofs Of gail!. Forbid it justice! Heaven
forbid il! Public Virtue! And It yet he
watch over The fate Of Our commas coun.
try, guard aud protect il from domestic
traitors!
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, the 2lst instant, at eleven
O'Clock, will be sold, on, the premises,
Several valuable Lots Ground,
situated on the corner of Fairfax and Duke
streets Terms will be mace known at tie
place of sale.
!. p. G.. MarstelIer.
January 49, dts
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is The Northern Mail had
not arrived when this paper was
put to Press.

= ~ -
to The Proprietor Of the
sAexdndria Daily .7avrftaser. VIII
dilpose Of the Establishment On
moderate ,terms--there are now
nearly ;six. hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING 10 a
Perfon Of Induitry ard Talents
for conducting Newspaper,
this would heea desirable Sltua-
lion. Circumstances beyond his
.Controul render It necessary 70
make Sale, 1t viii therefore be
sold a great Bargain1f applicant
on be made ioon.
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mo. 21oo.
WATCH LOST

A 0ST en- the 10th instant, at annapolis,
- at the house lately occupied by Mr. John
sGWipn, Qatc Cations tayern,, double cased
silver watch, makers name :. George l.evcly,
baltimore" " no. 2s If the sane is returned
70 ~. Hsnly Grammar, Annapolis; Joseph
NJ, Alury, Georgetown, James Gait, Watch
maker Alexandria or tie Editor ef this pepper
they will receive a reward OF Five Dollars,
and the thanksQe the owner.
Feb. %. st,
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1903.
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the superior court
ID of Ghancery for the Richmond district,
in a suit therein depending, wherein George
Fitzhugh is plaintiff, and John D. Orr and
Ferainando Fairfax are defendants, the sub
scribers or any two of them who may be pre-
sent, will on the lastMonday nFebruary sos
before the front door of the court house q
Prince William county, sell at public auction
for ready money, a
Tract of LAND,
Containing about 11l5 Aenes.
Lying in the county of Prince William.
"A particular description of whichnay be-secn
by reference to deed from George Fitzhugh,
TO John D. Orr, dated l7thD ecember 1898,
recorded in Prince William county court,
VIM. A. G. Dade, 8
John LawionA { 5.
Benz Bolts. y
Feb. s. dts.
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VETILL be sold at Public Sale at credit
: Wv OF | 2 and years, on Tuesday 22d
day ofMarch next upon the premises, the fo.,
lowing tract of LAND; to wit