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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-10
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Tenerige &
Corsica
CID St. Estephe Medoc Erct, |, !.
one dozen a8e
A few'dezen fine old, frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bitter.
Jamaica and West-Inaia rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples y, -
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye Sc,
CIDER in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
hogsheads HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing raolasss,
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hysen TEAe
n n,aos sss'a and Of good rs4,
Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
Bcnsa. white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia BAN
timere AID Alexandria.
Lcipor's, CARROTS, and Hamiltons snus
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee do.
Cloycr-seed, (Pena. suarranteaJ
Mace; nutiGegs; cloves; cassia; pin,aI
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; Cay
enne pepper; refined sait-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice pearl bsrsii
London and Philadelphia mustard; bassa
salt; starch; hg blue Aotant indigo; Geor'
gia and Tennessee cotton flax; wool; mai,
der; copperas +; alum birthstone; chalk
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and twH;
traces; bed cords; leading lines; demlJohh;
gin cases; patent shot; orandywine sunpa
der; Harvey s,gunpowder, the only real D.
tlsh battle powderj from F to treble seaM
chewing tobacco; best HAVANA segars.
Muscatel and bloom raisins in boxes
Sun raisins In casks.
Zante currants prunes soft sheNsd as
monds.
4 few boxes excellent pickles ea'a 'n
dezen bottles assorted; capers, olives a4d ID
chovies, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good ailum salt ''tlias
Tor the fishery, &c. sc.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-10

gr Printing in its various ss; ma
executed with accuracy ana dsp''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-10
TO z EN- T..

~ X I'm
A three story Brick House and Lot, well
calculated for business and the accommodat--
on Of a family, situate at the corner CT Prince
and Washing on-streets, IN an AIRY x he@ittiy
mart of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. given on the
first day Of August next.-APply to Ph'T
Iaiilets.
Edmund Denney.
July II. ca
D!tr,,ct Of Columbia,
Co1,STy OF ALExANDgIA.--to wit
July Tenn, 1903.
John Janney, comtIaiaant,
AGAINST
James Martin. and Jonas
Gore, administrators Of IN casncery
Thomas Gore, deceased,
and Caleb Whitacre,
dgf ndants.
The defendants James Martin
and Jonas Gore, administrators as aforesaid,
not having entered their appearance and CIV
en- secsrity according to the act OF assembly
and the rules ofthis court, and it appearing 10
the ..isfac,ion of the court upoa affidavit, that
the Said defendants JdlIlSS Mdlt'i dtiu JO't"s
Gore, administrators IS aforesaid, ere not IN
.habitant of thi4 ,district---on motion OF the
said complainant by his council, j. IS ordered,
IN 1t the said defendants James Maitn and
Jonas Gore, administrators IS aforesait, 10 ap
pear here ON the first day Of next term, and
enter their appearance'o the suit & give secu-
rity for perfo,min the decree Of the court,
that the other defendant Caleb Whltaere, 90
not pay away, coavey, Or sccrete, the lebtsoy
him owing to. or the estate or effects In his
hands, belonging to the said absent defendants
James Martin AMI Jonas Gore, administrators
as aforesaid until the further order or de
cree of the court, and that copy OF this Or.
der be forthwith published tcr two months
successively in one Of tile public newspapers
published in this county and that another CO
nv be posted st the front door OF the court
house Of said county.
A copy-Tcst,
G. Deneale, c. 9.
August 3, lawn
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-10

I haze Jiye ReceiUed g for Sale,
8 tons of first quality Country HEMP,
seroons Spanish INDIGO,
chests Imperial TEA.
Bryan Ham9son.
August so. "a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-10
JAMES BACON,

4 NJ RS BhCONs
4ths GRecERy SToRE, IN kinS sFe't,Aa.j
rrceired in addition to As. ior'@sf sts'''
4 frelh Supply.of Genuinc A:slc.&'4
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment Compel.
lie now e6ers tor safe, on his us4al '''' ''rE'
Muicovado Sugars, ofvasioaSrs
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, Eao'
Hyson, particularly s'sa'
1 sss..S s'.s,' .aa family ii ! ''>
Seuchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of superior qualityj
Madeira,
BuseIos,
Sherry, re
Lisbon, " -
Teaenffe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bordeaux Branay
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use' M,
Antigua, ST. Croix, St. Vincents' anu ~
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish snd country Whisky,
MoIasses, Wine, and Cider Vlncga
Stoughton' Bittcrs, :..o.e.
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia' F'm s,,aj
Cayenne and black pepper, race anu 5srsf
Ginger, basket SAT- for table use, DEAR 70, al
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, nouIa' nR soan
sper1naceti candles, refined salt-pe'fs. ton,
indigo, alum, copperas, n,adder' 0i' hsg ep
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes O ssras
glish and country made gunpoWdeh , sss to,
and suloaking tobacco, very pest cAS'D'
baCCo. ., n;,ss
Hamilton and Leipcr's snaH, has@i
in .oxes. ..nerG
London mustard, warranted Of :. uar:i
quality, D;xon's best ditto, wrappl's syery al
den.ijohu's, sc. sc. with gcner.all' .ys besa
ticle in his line-the whole OF wl,!oA 49, Of q
collected with care, and will be alSp'''
he very lowest terms %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-24

We learn from Savannah, that two French arm.
ed mrrcha Il vessels, from Baracoa, Cuba) load
ed with Coffee, arrived at ST. Mary's on tire I'd
inst. II had been reported at Savannah, they
were prlvatccrs but the captain and a passenger
Of one of the vessels were in Savannah, when our
informant leftit, and contradctcd the report, de-
claring their only object to he to dispose Of their
coffee, and tina. IL no market could be had in st
Mays or Savannah, they intended coming u
Charleston. They added, that they had been ac-
companyed OH ST Mar>'s by Frcnch pri,steer,
vino intended, it was Believed, to cruize in that
ncigliborhool. The privltecr had been seen close
under Amelia Island by sloop which arrived at
Savannah or Fridiy evening.
The above vessel bad Il passage Of seven DAYS
from Barac0a Hour was scliisg there at 10 dol
lars, siid At 81 dollars at Huyannah.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-24
FIFTEEN REASONS

Il
President
i. Because heti capable of 'discharsing
| the duties of the office in person
2. He is mild, temperate and firm, and
will neither be led by the fools of one par
| ty, nor driven by the knaves of another
8. He is neither too young nor too old.
a. lie has thirty years experience in all
great national concerns.
S. His morals are pure, and his private life
unimpeaChable.
6. His own fortune and that of all the
branches of his family, are ample; which
IL security against his degrading the pre-
sidency by any act of meanness for the sake
of gain.
z He is pledged to Mr. Jef1erson's policy,
and viii pursue it.
8. He has i'll most able manner main
tanned the great rights of his country.
g. He does not interfere to produce little
factious associations to further his elevate
OH
10. Because he is opposed by John Ran
dolph, the evil genius Of the republic.
II. To abandon hun would be to abandon
the principles upon which the administrlti-
ON has proceeded for seven years.
IL. Net to elect him would he to favor the
pretensions of Bri tain, whose outrages he has
opposed.
Is. He is equally the friend of agriculture,
of commerce, and intimately conversans
with the interests of each.
ii. He has been uniformally revilcd by
the Essex Junto
Is. He will cffectually crush little, mis-
chievous parties, organize for sinister purpu-
ses.... COLLINS Monitor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-24
EN- PAssANT
AS TIE WIND BLOWS.

Many are now complaining of the embar-
90. who, II war had been Commenced on the
I'D June last, would be poor as besgars, who
are now rich and seclrc--for example: a
gentleman OF great experience and infor-
ma .,oa states, that on the 2Sd juno, the date
Of he attacI On the Chesapeake, the amour;
cf American property eastward Of the
Cape - Good Hope, was 20 millions Of dol
laTs.
BY preferring entrgo TO war, to the q
mount VI 23OOO,O0o dollars has since a'ris-
81 ,..ic in por,, aEd the remaining 5,oO0,o .
sie Iour.y expected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-24

NJ OTICE.-By virtue Of deed of trust, exc
Y cuted to the subscribers by Francis vi
Walthall, for the purprsc of securing John A
dams; will be sold 60 the highest bidder foI rea
dy money at Sterling Smiths, Tavern in IN ;
Town or Monday the fourth Of July next, Three
Negroes Jenny, Scsly and Rcany, or 50 much OF
the sad properly viii be sufficiently 90 RAISE tl,t
sum Of s 407, AZ cents with interest from tbc
1871 day March last, and uie necessary 81 pences
suending the sale.
STERLING SetlTH,
BENAJAH MARSHALL 1|7'f'e'
Prhoc edward, 1s.h May, LfswSNT1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-24
ATTEST,
JoHN L. LEIB, ! s.cr..,,;sa
WIN. DUANE,

It is a matter Of much satisfaction to the
republicans of this district, that in the dis
cdssions of yesterday OH the merits of the can
didates before the public for distinguished
stations, there was no effort, jiro or con, to
depreciate the fine or reputation of the pa
triots whose names were brought into view
foy the most eminent stations in the repub-
lie and that the questions were discussed
wholly upon hu6Gc, democratic and Hberat
hrincihics ;without prejudice againstth the men
on either side and with preference ayow-
cd and argued on the plain score of princi-
pie there can be no doubt of similar re-
suit throughout the state ; and all the cx-
pectations ofthose who had built upon their
power to excite incurable divisions have to-
tally failed.....Arr0ra.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-24
PHItADELPHIACITY,
TOM MEETING.
Nav "

At a numerous and respectable meeting OF
fhe democratic citizens of the city of Phila-
delphia, convened by public notice, and held
in the apartment of the supreme court, in the
State House.
THOMAS LEIPER, Esq. in the chair,
WM. DUANE, and JoHN L. LEIB, Esqrs.
Secretaries.
Two resolutions were offered tt the chair :
The first proposing concurrence with the
nomination of JAMES MADISON for PR E.
sIDENT, and GEORGE CLINTON fo-
VICE PRESIDENT, BY the majority of mem
bers of congress at Washington.
And the second proposing a concurrence
with the nomination of SIMON SNYDER
for GOVERNOR of this commonwealth, by the
convention of Lancaster.
1t was moved topostponc the considerati-
on of the resolution to a day unnamed.
thereupon some debate arose, and the aues-
ton being put for the postponement, the nyes
were 25 only--and the vast shew of hands
ag inst the postponing, rendering it unne-
cessary to count, the motion for postponemeHt
was lost.
And the question upon the resolution be-
Ing taken, they were carried without further
opposition.
THOMAS LEIPRR, Chairman.
ATTEST,
JoBN l., LEIB ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
By Last Evenings Mail
NEW-YORK Inlv 10

Our readers will Tecollect, that in Sa-
turday's Gazette, we stated that the Sra
niards had risen, attacked, and beat the
French army that had entered Spain that
the British squadron off Cadiz was hourly
expected to JOIN the Spanish feet there, to
protect and convoy the king OF Spain and
royal family to South America.
This news was communicated to us by
capt Van Beuren, Of the brig i homas JEFF
ferson, from Madeira winch place he left
the 2Sth My, and he received it from
respectable mercantile house in tDat place.
At first we were inclined TO believe that
this was mere report, and not entitled 10
much credit. But from the following IN
teliigence, which we yesterday received
from capt. Sheffield ofthe schr. Mary Anr,
we are Induced o. elieve there is some
found ton for the news per capt. Van Byu-
rem. Hear what CAPT. Sheffield SAYS.
Capt. Sheffield, on his arrival ~ G. Orai-
tar the 18th Of May, found 90 sail ct Brush
transports full Of troops, getting under weigh
and was. informed by an Off er OF the
health Office. boat, which boarded him. hat
they were bound TO Cad;z, 70 take posse ssi..
on OF that place, which, he said, the Spa
niards had given up TO the British. & pit,
came through the Gut with the above
fleet, and left ,hem steering for Cad a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19

GERS, conformably go li,eir general instruc
tions, IN Consequence OF having been sru,Ser
by British vessel. Mr:Lewls INN ediate
~ proceeded tn Paris, and there witbou,
ldihcul.y obtained her recognition as a ma.
tional vessel aud releasc.
On her arrival at Falmouth the Brits h
excise officer seized her and took out her
nava! stores, in virtue of an aledsed in
fraction OF the revenue laws, which prohi.
DTS Private ships from entering with more
tnan prescribed quantity OF Iasm. Re
presentation was forthwith made to the go
vernment ut London, Mir. Cummings order
obtained for release, the restoration of the
stores, and her treatment as a national yes-
| sci.
Thus it appears that the treatment in
ooth countries was not substantially dffer.
ent; and that such difference as does ex-
exist shews the conduct of the English su-
pattern othcers to have been more aggravat-
ed than that of the French. Its, however.
sufficient for our satisfaction, that both &c.
vernments on complaint promptly interpos-
ed to set affairs right.
C.Nat. MteL)
We have received a file of various Lon.
don papers to the 15th of May We have
examined them carefully; but find litt.e in
terestlng besides that already gwen to the
public. The debates in parliament rela,e
almost exclusively to local points
The corporation of Dublin have. 40 70 50,
passed resolutions disappearing of the uni
on.
The proposition in parliament to confiae
the distilleries to the use of sugar begins to
be warmly agtated. 1t seems 20 be too ah-.
surd and unjust an exped ent to be eventu..
ally adopted. (i6.J
Aaron Burr has arrived at Halifax IN
81 Ihe Aurora, in announcing this intel
iigence, furnishes an Interesting article,
which shall be given in our next A letter
from passenger on board the British Pack.
ct, d ted June 18Th, says
You Will perhaps have heard that Col.
Burr was to be one of us. We cook him
ont of pilot boat four leagues from the
Hook, after having lam to, waiting for him
untii at night. He was accompanied by
-, who introduced him on board as a
Mr.. Edwards, under which name he con-
tl"ues, as he supposes, incog, though every
one on board knows who he is. He pro
ceeds with Us TO England, SC"
(i6.J
Mr. JOHN Oate lieutenant general) Whit
locke, intends, it is said, shortly To embark
tor America. Lon. hdh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
Ma. plrAsANrs.

Ma. PLEAsANTs,
As domestic manufactures are
beginning to come into fashion, hope
that Of Poetry (among others) will, at least,
meet the encouragement Of being houored
with reading, whe0 it aprsars in ncsvs
haiier, and The Printer demands no add
tional payment for it; though greater en-
enlargement Than this cannot be expeG tesl
by apoor Bard in the present hard times.
This being the case, / have determined,
during the Em6argo, TO devote a horliou
or my time to Poetry, for The good of the
fu5Rc, & The rest to some o;her Pursuit, fo,,
my osvi upport. There has been me in.
deed, when Poem would not even be
read, unless it was known to have L.en
written on the other side of,he water, and
PHginian Verses were treatsdw with as much
contempt as Virginia Clofh.
s That time. however. is passed. the strong
Predileclion for every thing British hav.
Tag happily been done away, and succeed
ed by some degree of national pride, and
some little fondness foe the productions
OF our own country. Under these foriu
nate circumstances, have commenced a
series If PATRIOTIC ODES for the
year 1902 aud. by way ofa samhle of n,1
m0n"fae'ure, now send you an add ess to
'she muse" composed by way of hreiude
o. 'nfr0daefi0n tn the rest. II you like i,
sufficiently 20 inserl it in your paper, you
Will probably soon hsaragain from
NIRGiNIkNsIs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19

Mr. JOHN Qate lieutenant general) Whit
locke intends, it is said, shortly to embark
tor America. Lon. ran.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19

1t is not often that we find occasion to n o.
tice any thing contained in the Washing on
Federalist; not, from any dearth of misre-
pre- sentation in that print, but from the ar
tcles OF this character usually carrying on
the face Ct them their own reiutation. But
that paper on Saturday, in giving Mr. Lew
is as authority for the declaration If Bona
parte, that he 7ooKid M longer suffer as 10
remain neutral, calls for the most marked
contradiction, which, from the information
we have received, we are justified in giving
it. We haVe seen Mr.. Lewis. and It Is on
his authority that we make the contradic-
ton.
We likewise offer che following statement
relative to the treatment of the Usage on
the same authority (; a statement which has
become the more necessary from the nu.
merous wilful falshoods with which the fe..
deral prints teen.
On the arrival of the Usage at Torrent,
he was arrested by the cussom.house OH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19

BLANK REPLEVIN BONps
For sale ss this oihce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
From WAsH1NeroN C1rY, July 8

The Secretary of the Navy has left this
city for Baltimore, and the Secretary of
War for Portland.
Mr.. Erskine, the British minister, arriv-
ed in this city on Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19

wy WY -
DEAR SIR,
"TWes here are truly distressing. T..
very article Of provisions very scarce
Flour at 1Ol the barrel, owing to this in.
fcrHa embargo. Although your careful
government is so watch!ul, two vessels
made their appearance in this port, full Of
fiour at the same time making an Entry
at your eusfom.house; d" cleared in BAL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19

Extract of a letter from a respectable gen
Heman # jamaica, u'ho 7cas here Jom,
months since, 20 his mercantile friend 1,
hfS cify.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-14

LFlfFcG AaEV1eSa essc $500 y 1s
philadelphia, Dee. 81. 1907.
SIa,
[ have read yoar book, entitled" The
Planters and Masine.'s Medical Comps.
aion" with pleasure, and ;hink i ssoftay
shs atseasioa Of the cisisrus If shs ta''sd
Ssases.
w. SHIPPEN, N. p.
Professor Of Anatomy,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-14
Mount WaMsngton for SAX,
March e5.

r will sell my FARM in Fairfax county, !
j and give immediate possession, It's less
than three miles from Alexandria and SIX
from the George-T own fergy-the distance
from the projected bridge will be less--ths
house stands On an elevated hilI, and over.
looks the City, Alexandria, tie liver with
the shore, and hills Of Maryland The house
which erected, and is neatly finished, con.
sists of center house two stories hiSh and
wings of one, joined to it, by circular coFFi-
doris, the north wing contains small rooms
the front of it, and the corridor adjolnia5,
intended for a green house, this leads TO a
drawing room-a dining room separates
from it by the passage and staircase Is next
to the south corridor which contains cloae!s'
and leads to the kitcben--two small ro'Msa
this wing with the Kitchen pump OF e@ce'r
lent water At the door The second story Of
the center house contains 5 chambers ana d
dressing room, with tire PIaces--a large oi0
set adjoins the dining roon--one OF tne SAM
size opens On the stair case, both mica up
with Shelves store room In the garrett ana
cupuyo on the house top, from whence IS seen
a delightful, variegated landscape, coioP'S'e'
the description Of the mansion house u D'ss
cottare accommodates laborers' ana 'hefe a''
stables. carriage house, and ice houSe N,0
farm, contains l03 acres, 70 enclosed ana 'ui-
~tiyated, the rest in wood; this place ooa'''
the finest collection of fruit that / !f''e s''',
besides every ether sort; tie list given " ~.
was 800 apples, 800 peaches, aIad 'oD C 81 ,hs
trees: ] have added several nuildfeu - ~ ,,.os
best kinds.-1'he garden CONSISTS OF i ruos
squares, the soil enriched and borders i. ,sa
with fruit trees, and bushes; it IS surtounu'u
b, live cedar hedge, WHICH atSo go. 'no,,re.
each side OF the house the former p,op, INV
for nossessed much taste, and collected i'""y
ornamental trees and shrubs "ni' III. o" 1be
diciousIv disposed about the grou"u' ".;on #
soil is suitable for grass, and the Po''' ";.N
prolnd devoted to timothy and clover ,3 yls
an abundant crop it produced good T" sS
snd OATS last wear, and think with small %. go
hence NAV be rendered productive, ,'u h.
who wish residence, where iie:, u.arco,rs.
preserved, and convenience Oh in.o 4bs ,eat
with Alexandria, Georgetown anu Wv in
Of government, will find all combine somi,
M,nnt- Uashington. will shew the P sopi.
ses and mpart the terms Of sale pops oDo
cations by letters directed to the , fJ Jaw.
Alexandria. ELtLr
Also FoR SALh' uo bar.
Farming implements, an OK CO.. novel 10,
shear p!oughs with harness ONE s and cra,
one iron toothed harrow, two scg'N'
dies, spades, picks, &C d
March Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-14
John 8. Davidge, y
Professor Of Ana,onv s.. O.
~ The College Of Msa;siasss , !, !. e,
rylsnd. u Ma,
Baltimore, Fec. 80, 1909.
George 7ozysa, Golum5;a, !,
Marca Sd, 1908.

DEAR SIR,
aae ample .es.im onials Of acn-,,.,:
pfsaxsd TO yoar work, entitled & II. \,
dicsl Companion" wlll hope sr,,, ~ ''s'
theps Of your coaouymsa. s0s
Il belongs exclusively 10 the zeal cb,.;;,,
an 20 be able to de,e,mi NE ms .,ssr
medical compositions and your hoos ~ :
aaspscioosIy cenci!ia,ed The uotou;.oa
comneada,ious Of medical names q
common note.
Few physicians nice. with the rso,.,,
OF aheir we'll meant and laborious e.rr,;ns
10 The cause Of humaoi,y: bu, tia, W.
laudabie eSer.ions may bs liberaliy ,ex .~
ed 10 the sincere wish of S'
Yours.
John Weems, NJ. D,
DR.. James EveG.
March II. s,,aua
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-14
VIM. Herbert,
N. Fitzhugh,
E. |. Lee,
GREAT BARGAIN.

yNTILI. be exposed to public sale on Sa-
Wv turSay the sixteenth of April, the
paesen, month, for ready money, at twelve
o'clock before the coffee house door or Alex
andria that
geautsfa Eel and Elegant Estate
Formerly the property of Mr.. Walter >. :.
Alexander, well known by the name OF
ABINGDON and now under lease to the
MIR. Wises for a term of years at three nun
dred and sixty dollars per annun1, with other
ssefill stipulations, Reference TO the SAD
lease viii fully shew this valuable estate Is
bounded by the river Potomac 3 considerable
distance. about one mile from the contempia1-
ed briogc over the river TO the CITY OF WASH
ineton, and two and half miles from Alex
andria, the road as laid off from one 70 the o.
cher runs nearly through the centre OF this
estate containing about four hundred and TWEEN
" five acres. /; a good and indisputable title
will be made by the subscriber who Is ies65ahy
authorised as may be seen oy the titie Papefs
in the hands of Robert /. Taylor, esq. aetor-
ney at law, who will give every necessary IN
formation. Under the peculiar SITUATION
which occasions the sale ofthls valuable and
Increasing property men of money VIII Ind 1t
greatly to their advantage to attend the sale.
At the same time and place viii be sold,
4 TRAIT of Land
Leased for a term of years to William Frazer,
where he now lives, lying on the Georgetown
road, and adjoining the Abingdon estate Tor
merly a part thereof, containing about 80 acres;
if not sold in Alexandria on the day speclhed,
they will be exposed to sale on Tuesday the
nineteenth day of April in the city OF Wash,
ington before Ste,ps Hotel precisely at hye Q,
clock in the afternoon; any further lntorma-
ton win be given by application to Robert l.
Taylor, esq. or the subscriber In Alexandra,
B. Dade.
ALL eotf