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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

Of Anity, Commerce and NaUieati9n,
EstTveen bis Britannia Masfy,
and the United States of
ADaeric1.
LcoNcLUDED FROM Qua LAST

LcoNcLUDED FROM Qua LAST
hRTICLE XVI.
lis expressly niPulated that neither Of the
fax. contracting parties will order or author
ile any acts Of reprifa againf the other, or
complaints Of injuries and damages, until the
fad party ihall hrft have prsfented to the 9TH
e. itatement Their Of verified by competent
proof and evidence, and demanded juitce aud
iatisfaction, and the Fame fhall either have
been refufeo or unrealonbly delayed.
ARTICLE XVII
G'he fhips of war Of each OF the contracting
parties, fllal at all times be hofpitably receiv-
ed IN the ports of the other, their officers and
crews paying due refpea to the laws and
government Of the country. The officers
ihal be treated with that relpea which j. due
TO the conmiflions which they % and If
any inlult ihould be offered to them by any
81 the Inhabitants, all offenders il this relpeGt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

The good people Of Spain, who
have lately been routed to a fenie Of
their oppreihon,are termed iniurgcnts
by the tyrant 0uonaParte. And the
French citizen, Jc6erlon, Is afraid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

Some of Mr.. Jeferfon's friends,
it feems, have lately declared thar he
wilhed to raiie the embargo On be-
ing pIehed for the reafon Of this
with, it came out that he was afraid
of his popularity. So We 20 trim
ming and cajoling to get places and
then cJoling and trimming to keep
them. Huzza for the men Of the
people. u. S. o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12
GoUernmfnf 81 Rbeds Nand.

A writer in the Gazette of the y.
nited States, of Aug, %, aHIrts as
facts, on authority which he fsys will
fubaantiare them in the face Of n1r.
JefeTlon and MIR Madifon. thar Tai
leyrand told Armltrong Lcaifana
lhoul1 have what limits The Unircd
States pIeafed, if our government
would fend France 2,ooo,oco dol
lars. That A rejected the propoh.
ton. After which the propoGion
was made direct to the PRECEDENT
who confulted Galiatin and Madi-
fon that O was indignant Exc A.
That Madlion founded Randolph &
another member, both Of whom.
were offended At the propoial. Phat
a bill for an appropriation was AFTER
wards introduced 20 Congrefs, ia
the handwriting Of the Irehdcnt, &
paaad.
The Gazette Of the u, S fays,
4" the above particulars are derived
from fource which oay BE- relied
on, as the demooats thgmte.yes
would acknowledge were nalnes
/" mentioned"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

A writer in the Vermont Report
er inquiries Of The democratic canui-
dare tcr tire office ofLt Goyernur
Is DID you, or DID You not FAY, II
thetc federaliifs are not itil, ~ da
NOT leave of ;fking about tie Ia
miniitration, they mutt have .be.r
properly conhlcated-l that viii
not fill them, old you nos f,y. We,
muit make hen iead iEortcr
s-..sr-
II shs emharaa / > fattl- eli or
differences wl!h foreign oai;ons. So
what purpcie IL oar nsw stray
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

When will the Embargo be RATED
is queftion aked BY aimof every
one we meet As foon as France
fubdues Great Britain or a general
Peace takes place between the two
contending powers, and not before,
iays the democrats, 1t is only few
days iince we heard one Of thele
friends Of the people, high in the
confidence of the Executive, fay, It
was bis opinion, that at the opening
of the next felton, of Congrefs war
would be declared againit Great
Britain, or a Non-intercourie Bill
paffed, making it treafon even to
correfpond with the fubjects Of that
nation.
Such,2 ow-Citizens, is the
deadly hatred which the vile jacobins
of this country feel towards Great
Britain, that they would not heGtate
one moment, to plunge the country
into all the horrors of war, If, BY
70 doing, they could alIiit the arch
william Bonaparte, in completing the
overthrow of England.-M r. Her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-12

The army RATED in 90, and com
manded by GEORGE WAsHISGToN,
was pretended by the demagogues to
be an object of indelcribable terror.
a like army RATED ten years after
wards, commanded by JAMES VIII
KINsoN and WILLIAM Duane i
is not only no Object of terror, but
is, in the view OF the fame gentle
men, eHential to the prefervation of
the public liberty Who, after this,
can deny the ringIeaders Of democ-
racy the credit of 6ncerity il proEef-
fion, and conGltency in conduct
Hid
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-25

s 100. feonr dollars day. You wont tel
me that the federalists did ina. no ~.
ere not, believe, IS feds IN the WnOls -,
.,; 81 at least not enough 60 Garry ~
sS,o;at-four dollars day sVh Zen We, VIZ
49, 20, = home, can't get money to pay Solis
an ,,ehts-but these are the ir'ends O l'9
9sn , a least they tell you SO, but they 'el'
q lie. r.a.r.,;sts did no
800 when they were in, but pretend thas.
thev are not more likely TO- 90 .Wrons .nan
others-nor so much either, ior put = uo'as
- Won. whether the men OF the most respse1.
allie character, generally speaking, are ''u'
esder.,,;sts-look round you, and see TOT VOW
..,ras f the religion, the honesty, ana the
$50 s,,d,,ct. in snriuat@ life OF the tedefai
g seaaers. at least equally good as their
;rhbors; know that almost all the MINIS
ters Of the gospel, and l9 out OF 20 OF the
really religious people, are with us--l wont
Isay. because it may displease you, that the
1 federalists are mcA of better education OF
Greater talents than ethers--but leave you to
,utlpe orsvourself--Nok around you among
YOUR acquaintance, andeven among your own
}stownsmen, and see in witch party there are
most men to whom you WOULD trust your IN
FAINT Child, and your estate in case OF your
death.
know you are an honest nan, and only
1 want YOU to look at things sndmen, without
/ the aid Of demagogue spy-glass -Your old
friend and well wisher,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-25
PROM The asruslIcAs tAIsAsYl cn1sIs.
LETTER v.
Fyem Or. Richard 5a,nars. to q fric,s. IN
j a nezgh6oYlne. state

Whatsin the name of common sense have
you 70 fear from the federalisss suppose they
should again como into power? Are they
men-eaters ? Have they greater wish or
greater ability to overtprn the constitution
and make slaves of us all, than the people
who are nou IN power, and who cry out so
continually federasists. mad dog, federalists,
take care, they will bite yea! Why. what
foolishness it is to believe such stuff, and what
wickedness in those who ME the outcry, when
they know that they do it.only For the sake of
the ocre OF gain, for as long as they can keep
every body else out of effsce, so long will they
Keep IN. Yes, yes, there's the iub-it is the
fear Of losing their Offices that makes them
pelisw, and well itlinay, it is worth while
making a noise, when one can get 5000
dollars year Cor being mayor of New York,
or two or three thousand year for being al
most any thing else Your people told us,
when they turned Adams out, how salaries
should be lowered, that they were the true
friends of the people and they would shew it.
but the truth is, they are Just like other men
ride slowly and cautiously, till they try the
eaits and temper Of the horse, and when they
End thers,is no danger push on.-Ycu know
rs well as do, that the salaries of the great
mea have not only continued as high as they
were under John Adams. but in several In.
stances have been cncrcased. Why, there is
ux ewa isgssiature, last season they. voted
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29
From London Papcro Of March IS.
Declaration of the Emperor Of
Russia against S0ocde'7.
PETERSBURG, February %.


The following declaration has been pub
lished here: 49,
Justly iudignan, a. the violence which
Eog,aud has displayed towards The klog OF
Denmark, ,hesmperor Of Russia. faithful
Ia his character ADD 10. his system OF uo'
cessing care 70. The Interests OF MS enc
pire. bottled to the kiog Of Great Bfisaia,
that he could not remain lnsens6ie OF so
osias, and uoexampled an aggfessioo 90
sovereign coonec!ed With HIM by the ties
of blood and friendship, and VINO was the
mes, sacient ally Of Russia.
His imperial majesty Informed the king
cf Sweden Of ibis determination by oete,
dated the 9th of September last, presented
20 the Swedish ambassador.
40 article Of the treaty concluded 10
1888, be.ween the empress Catherine and
Custavus Ill. aud another 10 the treaty OF
1900. between the late emperor Paul and
the present king of Sweden, contain the
reciprocal stipulated agreement to maintain
the principle, ,ha, the Baltic is close sea,
with the guarantee of It's coas''ng sg7'nas
al acts of his hostility, violence, or
VACATIONS whatever and further, to ec'-
p,ov for this purpose all the means IN tue
n.wer Of the contracting parties. His lnn.
pe,ial majesty referring to these trea"es'
.on.;ders himself not merely authorised
h,,, hound 10 call upon the king OF Sweden
e., b;s cooperation sgains. Eog!and.
His Swedish majesty did DOT disavow
,hs obligation Imposed upon him bs ,hetre'
80. rrferred to, bat refused all co-opera-
/, .;ou ua,il the French troops should De re-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29
NETWORK, April &c.


ra,.sio tifeeoe, from the Havanoa, IN.
.. that on the 12,h inst, as he was
Ga 'smior on, Of thar port, he saw Srnish
~. hin acc big sbout ,eu n'iesto isswafd
~ = fH.eaona, who commenced a heavy hre,
,, .;.b eootineee3 for two hours, end which
=. soonsses was directed against the Spa,
;.t 1ro boa.s who were conveying some
d,ocSsrs from Mafiel.
0J 4 ns,sesser 10 the Cabs states, tina: 2
-, ,;me previous 10 ner sailing Brush
s s.s,,e Of 4 sioop of war, lhe does DOT re-
y" H., wh,ebl was lost q; Caoanss. apd
-. On 6fe by me Spaniards be-
s.,. ,be crew had !efs her. They were
.,,ed. however, BY a British brig
Be- csp:a;n Dany, from Falmouth, j.
.,c, the editor of the Mercantile Adver.
NV has received 6le OF papers to the
sos d March. Cap. d. tntafms, that
0,oy;;,ioos OF al kinds were very s'gF and
5rs,c. in jamaica. Flour ct Kingston,
vs., 2; dollars per barrel. An embargo
va, momeo,ly expected 10 be laid on all
American vessels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29

..d,,s IA coapcsi are fsandsd
ina ns, mistaken opioioas OF the com.
ssine ~" .a,sres,s Of the empire. and must
E s' s,,,'''isSI.'ly fatal e those : ,''' E.
p1 yosr us,.iouers therefore pray 'aat they
your nara by themselves or counsel at
r'y :. - this honorable house, and oc
tbs o., 10 produce evidence 10 saPpof'.
ptfo"'l, .oa,;ons Of their petition or that
d. # soaorabe house will examine toto 'ae
ihis ~ : nd extent of their grievances n
aode which may appear advisable.
'o sy;ew Of atfordiug such relief as this
3N.bls house iaRs wisdom mag Thick
Pflp 81 ,oor petitioners silI ever pray.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29

MOI. A translation Of letter 10 Sps'
nish. from Thomas Power, to Don Tho.
nas Pcrteli, dated at New Madrid, yure
27, 1896, and eon,aipirg the reasons why
il was prcper tot Po1sell 10 deliver to Pow.
er, without an order 10 writing from gen.
Wilkinson. q aam Of money which had
been placed, for shat purpose, 10 por,esl's
hands, by the S. laoish governmeat OF New
Ofleaps. l'he Original letter is subjolned
in the hand writing Of Power, With which
I am acquainsed.
4 This letter explains ,he deposition Of Mr..
Dsrbig1y, and also makes mention OF the
letters ID cypher, from general Wilkinson,
10 Gayoso, then governor OF Na'ches, CT
which ,ranslasioa in the hand writing OF
Csyoso. has heretofore been lard before
the house. II may be properso add, that
/ an, we'll acquainted with the hand wiring
of lsapo,o. ia which the translation is writ.
ten. and that he has been dead more than
eight years. :,
No, 9, A translation Of Porsell's answer
10 the foregoing, da,ed at New Madrid,
on the same day, June q, 1926 Inc
original is sahjoined, 10 the hand wfitlag
of Por,el!. with which, | an acquainted
The objec; Of this correspondence seeas
60 have b-ea &c tarnish Po!.rh with the
means Of explaining to bic suPerors his
motives Tor deliyertas the money wishon.
written order.
Nos. 5 and 4, are two orIgina! letters 10
the hand writing of Philip Nolan, with
which ( am acquainted. Nolan was the
conSdeusia, sgsot Of gen. Wilkinson in
1895, and has been deed several years.
These two papers are stated by Wr
Power TO be secret ipssTUclions given 10
him hy pen. Wilkinson, after the latter re-
ce;v-d the money from Porsell, mentioned
In Nos. and 3.
The instructions, according to Mr'pow
er's statement, were given 10 tue naao
writing Of Nolan, as measure OF pre-.
Caution agsioss the dagger OF 3etecton -
The go dollars, CT which they make nen-
ton, are stated by Mr.. Power to be
part Of the sou RECESSED for gen. Wilklo-
500 OF Portell, which Power after his az.
ipal 10 'Keatuoky was obliged 10 use tor
the cspences of bis journey.
No S. Is the .ransla,loo Of letter to
the Baron de Carondole,. from Mr. Tho
mas Power, dated at n Orleans, May 8,
1877, after his return from Ken,ocky,~-
The Original letter in Spanish is sohjo'ued.
[, is 10 NJ, Powers hand wri.los. with
which am acquainted. |, explains the at
fair of the $40 dollars. mentioned N the
secret Instructions, Nos. and 4 and refers
20, and quotes the instruction otsen. VII
kioson.
No s. Is the translation of the Baron
de Carondsiet's answer to the letter. The
answer is IN Spanish, and lie the haudwrit
Jog OF Don Andres Arnais'o. secretary to
tie government, which | knew II is sigo'
ed hy the Baron de Csrondele:, with
whose signature am arqaslnsed.
DANIEL CLARK.
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and such other officers, agents ans servants, y
the saic COMPANY may think ut 60 apPespss
and for transaeting any other BUSINESS IN iues
suance of this act, and appertaining to the mas
tule and objects of tie institution Of the sag
COMPANY"
NavifI understand this part OF the sectioH
of TIE Act Alright. am LED to heheVe that tass
COMP.dNYs are the Stockholders who haYs
the RIGHT lie they have not surrenderedi ~
OF electing their o1va officers Ana YET me.
thinks a report is in currency that 1tpo 81
the commissioners from Alexar5t!ria, did agres
with the commissioners OF Washington TO
cuash lin effect, THAI part OF the law fcT
4 CERTAIN CC.NSID ERAgICJNS, TO wit /;
for the leposit Of the funds in the bank Of
Pctomac,S for appointing the treasurer IN ttsss
town of Alexandria. For which consxde5azions
they fthe YHo commissioners from Alexanr
dria) pledged themselves to the commission.
ers of Washington te salhhoTs them IN all otheR
pretensions. Now no person WIl ceElklire TIC
commissioners at Washington tor taking 10
themselves I'LL TIC balance. Bat as stock
holder of Alcxand, la, ! think have the rghs
to investigate the conduct OF the commissions
csr, and to examine for myself il she Garter
is a fair one, lust one and eqa valent to ths
object surrendered Suppose lst the money
deposited in the bank Of Potomac, where is
the great advantage that is to result thcrsfron
if it is not made an object of speculation
None that can discover ; and to be sure
no one: will say that this3 money can OF
ought to be appropriated to otaer object than
the bridge. I'd the appointments OF trea-
surer in Alexandria, this Will be approved,
p;rovisc, the interest OF tho bridge is attended
50 the character of the candidates the SER
'Yices to be performed, and the compensation
for such services. are the next consideration
think could name a man ofequal standing
in society with any other 10 the town OF Alexs
andria, for capacity and probity, and who can
give adequate security to any trustthat would
serve the company as treasurer for aap. cent, .
commission which would be TO calculate the
building ofthe B,idge at Ssc,ooo!a ccplpensar
ton of $500. Now if have not been wrong
informed have learnt that another candidate
wont do ii under $500 dollars IT this be ths
case, Stockholders which 90 you prefer
Shall conclude by Offering you the follqvr
ing ticket,
Thomas Thomas lowell lowell, and Directors.
Chas. Page, (cashier of the bank of Pes
tolnac for treasurer, and
A. Lindo, for clerk
Which ticket am authorised TO say wild pS
backed by number of voters.
II friend to individual rights,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29
A H / N T.

Ertrac. Of tie third section Of tie act Of Con-
,sress INCORPORATING the U'asimston Bridge
Comhony.
" And be it further enacted, That when
nineteen hundred of the said shares shalt be
subscribed for, as aforesaid, or as soon alter
as may be, the said board of commissioners
shall cali meeting of the COMPANY lat the
city of Washington, by public advertisement
in one or more gazettes published in Wash
ington, Alexandria or Georgetown, appointing
a fit * convenient time s. place ofmeeting. tor
thespurpose Of ELEC7IhiG FIVE DIREC~
ToR& ii CLERK md II TREASURES
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-29

+ Mp There Will be PUBLIC DINNER at
Gedsbg's, TO day, at three O'Clock. he SUD-
srption paper is lodged at the bars where
gentlemen wishing TO partake will leave their
names.
Prom our latest Eoglish accounts, peh
,ious fer peace were ia circulation tor sig
uslares 10 all the great manufacturing
towns in the kiogdom. 10 Manchester
aud lis eicic'.v she signs'nres amounted to
u2os.ds Of $1,000, add 10 other places 70
am9c6 gseaser noushsr.
A geuslrmeo who arrived io London
rom Coosphaggn about,he t7;huls states,
tbat he sew. 10 COO Freoch troops in the
Isle Of ieqcn. which Is small 'sIaod 10 she
Gies, 6eir, on their way 80 Zcaiand. ADD
hat 10000 more troops were expected -
The whole werero DC conveyed across ID
boats. The same Gcns!emsa had been at
HsIsiubarsh and Go,teabargh since the
hostile purpose of Russia was oniVersa'sy
Aude,s,oud and he witnessed no degree
Of preparation onihc part OF the SWedes,
ehich would wa'ran, the reports we have
had relaase 10 lneir resolution OF resist.
sace.
DTTRESS-An American vessel OIL.
Enaily nouad from Savannah 10 phlIadei.
phla, since The embareo, laden with cot.
ton, had the iSf9rtune 10 be dr,veo oil
our cossy, aod Was compelled 10 make the
port ct liverpool, 10 Eugland, ~ distress,
where. hcweyer, Ser cocoa came to an
sseeleot maket, aud where The ses:el has
bseo sold.
At the las, dates American vessels were
ndsmand a, Liverpool, being taken UP on
some speculation 10 Russia.
SENATE.
The ts'iow;ne are he Teas and Nays an the
Asmge If TIE Bill 70 aaihoyizc and re
te tie president Of the q. S 10 cause
ne prepared far service, the rigates q
ether armed vessels Of the q S.
YEAS hgessSs. Adams, Anderson,
o,enai', Crawford, Gaillatd, Goodrich,
1,l@sn, Gregg, Allihouse. do"land, MFl
nags, M,,chiil, Picketirg. Pope, Reed,
q bcson. Smnh Of Nd Sumter, Ihrus.
@a. l'ahl and White, 2l.
NAYS-Msssrs. KitcheI, MsclaY, Ma
@sSson, Smith Of ", Y. and Turner, s.
'ae taRo10'ng is schedule ef the paperi
.aid By NJ. Daniel [lark, before tfs
nstss Representatives, on the a5ih inst
Pursuant 10 aresolution Of .he house
,"su,ns or, me for testimony relative 20 gen
"ut'nson'srsc-ip, Of mooeY from the Spa
wards aow Law before il some or's'na
S'pss ccrrobora,ipg the statement waisa
&'w already given.
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Jamaica Rum.

Twenty hogsheads high proof SPIRITS;
will be sold at auction, Tomorrow, at tWelFs
o'clock, at VowelPs wharf, On liberal credisa
Cor approved endorsed notes.
P. G. Marstc..ers
EDril 90:
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alexandria Danp aonsytissr.
FRIDAY, APRIL %.

NJ. There will be a PUBLIC DINNER at
cedabg's. 10 day, at three O'Clock. Tue sub
sription paper is lodged at the bars where
gentlemen wishing TO partake will leave their
names.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-13
N o T / C z.

AT meeting Of the Directors Of the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, on the 18th OF
March, lSo8-Ordered, That the Stockhold
ers in the additional shares in said company
do, and they are hereby required, to make
sixth payment to the Treasurer OF the Com
pany of Ten Dollars on each share by them
respectively subscribed, on or before the trst
day of May next--Also, the further sum OF
Ten Dollars on each share, on or before the
first day of July, also, the further sum OF Ten
Dollars on each share on or before the first
day of September, also the further sum OF
Ten dollars on each share On or before the first
day Of November, also the further sum of
Ten Dollars Oh each share by them respective.
ly subscribed on or before tho first day Of
January, 800.
Jonah Thompfon.
Treasurer l.. r. I. Comhary.
March 81. colin
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-13

The Defendant Lewis Sum
mess not having catered his appearance &
given security accordicp to the acs OF as
semb!y and the rules T. ;his court, and il,
appearing 10 the satisfaction O! he court
upon AFFIDAVIT, that the said defendant Lew
is Summers is oos 40 inhabi,an, of this dis.
srict, on motion Of the said complainants
by their ccausel--N is ordered, That the
said defendant Lewis Summers, do appear
here on the FRS, day Of Jolly serm Bex,, and
eo,er bis appearance TO the sui. and give
security for performing the DEGREES Of the
court aud that the other defcndan. Joseph
II. Vaudeville. 90 not pay esav, convey
or secre,e, the debts by him owing TO or
the estate and fleets 70 his hands belong
ingto The said sbsens defendant Lewis
Summers, until the eur,hsr order or de.
cree ofehe court; and tina. copy Of this
order be forthwith published Tor months
snccessively 10 the pebjic newspaper
published 10 this county, and that another
copy be posted q, the front door Of the
cour. house OF said county.
A copy. Test,
G. Delleale c. G.
FED. 10. 1aw2m.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

VEYILL. be exposed 70 public sale on Sa-
Wv turday the sixteenth OF April, the
present month, Tor ready money, at twelve
o'clock before the coffee house door Of Alex
andria that
Beautiful and Elegant Estate
Formerly the property Of Mr.. Waiter 3 !:
Alexander, we'll known by the name OF
s ABINGDON and now under lease to the
Mr.. Wises for term OF years at three nun
dred and sixty dollars per analsfn, With other
useful stipulations. Reference 70 the SAID
lease will fully shew this valuable estate IS
bounded bv the river Potomac a considerable
distance about one mile from the contemplate
ed .briGyc over the river &c the city OF WASH
inpton and two and a half miles from Alex
anesfia, the road as laid off from one to the O.
,her runs nearly through the centre OF this
estate containing about four hundred and twen-
~ i've acres good and indisputaole title
with be made by the subscriber who Is icgaiy
authorised as may be seen by the title papers
In the hands of RobersI. Taylor, esq. attor-
ney at law, who will give every necessary IN
formation. Under the peculiar situation
which occasions the sale OF this valuable and
Increasing property men of money Will ind 1t
greatly TO their advantage to attend the sale
At tie same time and place will be soid,
4 Tfaa Of Land
Leased for "a term of years to William Frazer,
where he now lives, lying Oh the Georgetown
road, and adjoining the Abingdon estate Tor
sneriy part thereof, containing sbout SO acres:
If moi sod in Alexandria on the day specified,
they will be exposed to sale on Tuesday the
ninetcenth day of April in the city Of WASH
-intston before SteiPs Hotel precisely at i've Q,
Eiock y the afternoon; any Eurtaer intorma-
yion vii be given BY applications TO Robert |.
si-yior csc, or the subscflber III Alexandria.
3. Dade.
April s. colt