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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-30

PR1Nr1Nc in its various branches
neatly executed at this office.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-30

hnextract ora letter III the Baltimore \
ynerican of Saturday last mentions, that the
writer believed Duane's nomination as lieu
tenant colonel had been confirmed in the
Senate, twenty odd to ten; and that gene
RI, Dearborn is nominated collector ior
Boston.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-30

The Spanish a St. Jnsta sailed from TIA,
wanna the 1st inst. for Cadiz, wittl the late
vice-roy of Mexico, and family, On board.
The vice-roy was not permitted to land at
HAVANA, and was proceeding to take his
trial for his recent conduct in the kingdom
Of Mexico. The St. Justa has on board
eight millions Q f dohJars, for the use OF the
patriotic Junta OF Spain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12
{" His Majesty's Minister'S"

Read the following picture of the present
ministers OF England, of g all the talents" of
that empire, drawn by an able opposition
print---the Morning Chronicle of London !
In what perilous situation does Old En-
gland now stand---attacked by powerful
enemy from without, and Slapped by feeble
Ministry from within !-l;er safety evident
ly points to change of her rulers As to
the y. States, our decided opinion is, that
unless King George should change his mi
niSfers. or unless they should change the
terms which they have avowed, there will
be no accommodation with England
" We are afraid that the Austrian pow
er, tit is not wholly extinguished, will soon
be reduced to a condition in which it will
have ceased to inspire respect The crisis
is awful beyond example. The danger is
every day approaching nearer and nearer to
our door, and grievous it is to think that the
greater perils ourisituation presents, the less
prepared we are for encounterng them. Is
this moment in which we ought to confide
cur security and existence to a set of Minis
tiers in whom there is neither wisdom. nor
Vlgour, nor virtue-.to men morally incap-
able and politically impure--to men whose
practical defects would dim the lustre of any
talents, and who have not talents enough to
cover one defect No wonder that the peo.
pie should have lost all confidence in the
Government when they see it committed to
such hands No wonder that the respect of
the people for all public men should have
decreased, after beholding few clerks of
office usurp the places of statesmen, with
qualifications hardly equal to the manage
ment OF the affairs OF parish vestry And
yet there are persons among US, and pre-
tending, too, to be patriots, who profess to
think Mr.. PERcEvAL, and Lord Mu1.
GRAVE, and Lord CAsTLEREAGH, as fit to
govern the country as any other men who
could be found. Ii so, the nation must have
grown poor, indeed, both in virtue and in ia
lent, and England must, indeed, prove We
ry contemplate rival to France, conducted by
the genius of BoNArARTE."
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Iyee mark the cunning dogs stey take oul
ms MaJesty's license to screen them against
his enemies, and clapping on board a coun .
terfeit or perhaps real American h,g,
they carry on that trade, as smugglers, for
| themselves. which they interdict TO us, fair
and neutral traders-you've heard of Mr..
Wilson of London.
Not exactly. What of him. ~
Why--he was the Chairman of the late
famous meeting of THE 100 Merchants of Lon
don. who on the 26th May demonstrated a.
gainstthe proposed concessions. of their mi
nistry TO shippers from the U. States, "who
embarked their property" Il think was the
lingo or the newspapers, en- the confidence
OF the late arrangem with MrErskine."
ms man, as the same papers tell us, is, of
the hrm of Wilson & AgasSie. of Bordeaux
Now, iack, this very man. during the last
year, chartered "a vessel to the island OF Mar
Unique, armed. with every sort of paper and
CLEARANCE. against British and French CRUZ
zers-clearance papers from Bordeaux to
Martinique, to show that it was French FRO
ferty-clearances from Martinique to New
York. and Bordeaux-and his Majestys Ii
cense, put mp in some snug corner for the in
spection OF his Cruizers. We'll. Jack when
this vessel got of Martinique, the island was
Their under blockade--his majeSty's officers
at first refused to let her go in--but the sight
OF the passport did away every scruple $50
that, dye see. You needn't ask ME, what
an, going to do with my vessel, since can't
bring her back to the u. States
Well, but read the law farther--Besides
the forfeiture OF vessel and cargo, "the ow
ner or owners, agent, freighters or factors,
master or commander of such ship or yes
sci. shall moreover severally forfeit and pay
sun equal to the value of the ship or yes :
sci. and OF the cargo put on board the same
INum-suppose the oguner keeps behind
the curtain, and puts forward agent, freigh-
ter, or factors, who are not worth a sous
what then? The government may go, aud
whistle for its dues. Your humble servant is
just of that kidney.
Beware, Sir, OF such evasons--there are,
perhaps, ways and means Of g.,ttipg hold Of
such employers, that you are not aware oe
The monkey may get his paws scorch'd, as
we'll as the Cat.-C0ilecto aud custom
house otticers-be upon your guard Have
! an eye upon every vessel that comes in or goes
| out. Let Contraband and smuggling be Your
watchwords! You watch Smugglers-the
World will watch yon AS for you, comratle
abandon the course which you have taken
Keep holy the laws of your country-resDect
| her fiag-Steer clear of every British wnelp
| that would make you smuggler-remem
Der that there is no political sin so atrocious
| as that OF selling the rights Of Your Country
TO her oppressor for q r''ess Of Pottage--antl
that it you can keep clear of the laws, there
| is an eye above you, that you cannot escape.
SO, farewell
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12

Such is the picture which Pope gives us
OF the Office of the Tragic Muse that ofthe
C5mic Muse in some of her departments
may be expressed in the other words of the
same poet,
To shoot the Follies living as they rise"
The Truth is however, that PiQys like
VOpcts, have two principal Offices exclusive
" OF the public stock of harmless pleasures, ;"
which they furnish Ito show us what man is.
and exhibit models Of zJhat he ought 10 be-.
Their points Of indifference are obvious. -
Novels are confined to narration, and PLAY
tn Dialogue. Novels embrace a greater
variety OF action, time and place.
In the exhibition of these Offices, the Ora
ma has made rapid advances. since those
primeN i days, when Thespis used to wan
der about in his cart and stain his face with
the leys of wine. But there is still great
scope ct improvement, both in the species
aud manner OF scenes to be exhibited. There
is besides great scope, in what may be cal
led the machinery ofthe plot. Every thing
should be omitted, which detracts from the
PROBABILITY of the representation, aud des-
troys its resemblance TO real life such as
Hsides many SoHloquieS /; e songs, where
they are struck up on sudden, without be.
ing called for by any person on the Stage.
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of the United States declares, he wyu'd at
any time walk five miles to hear him sing.
For the preseRt. we shall dismiss "our
friends, the players" with few simple ru es,
which, IT they please. they may put along
side those Of Hamlet's advice to them:
l.. When OH the stage, .nevert to forget that
they are there; never to coquette with the
audience---to address themselves only to the
scene in which they are engaged.
2. Not to think their representative cha
racter is over, when they have done sf,eakins'
but to nil up their intervals of the dia-
iogue with the proper GcffoH---and to- re.
member, that when OFF the stage, we do NOT
cease to.feet, though we cease to STEAK.
3. Never to speak toeach other, except to
forward the business of the drama--and
above all, never topoint to the audience lest
the audience should take it to be a pointed iu-
suit to themselves.
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"TAppAnANNocK. Sent. Q. 1909.

INVDfti % t' IvUJ'
{" Arrived at this port the ship Action, capt.
Grant. FIVE days from New York--on the
tn, he spoke "a Pilot in the Bay, who had
justleft an armed Brig of, and bound to Bal
timOre (the brig was then in sight) from Ger.
many, 81 days passage: The capt. Of the brig
told the Pilot that the french and AaStri-
ans had mute Peace .
HE above was transmitted to us by a
friend from Tappahannock 1t is possible,
tat the brig mentioned IS the Eutau from
the Sylt, whose arrival at Baltimore is AN
n"nnccd III this paper. The Eutau brings a
confirmation of the Austrian defeat. PR.
Hcnf2r@ win probably reach us by this morn
'uS's mail
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12

II virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed to
Thomas Randolph and myself, by Joshua
oMIthey' OF Tie county of Amelia, to secure the.
payment Ola sum therein mentioned. to Dabnev
Miller, as his securltyto Richard Lyon.
WIZ be sold, to the highest bidder, for cash
at The said Smthey's MILL on the 18th dav of Oct,
next, about five or six acres Of Land, said Mill,
DisulIery and Cotton Machine Also, eleven ne.
GroeS' named in tie said deed, consisting of men,
women and children. The said deed is of Re
cord III Amelia county court
BENJANIN cHAPMlN.
September 10. o,G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12

L'DUC ALTON The suDsc.,De - ,,,,,D,,s,.., 4,
IL pc ming Boarding School, on Wednesday,
the 10th day OF January next, at the late dwell
Ing OF their father, the Rey'd Matthew Maurv,
IN the county of AiDemarle, where they will IN
siruct Young Gentlemen ia the latin, Greek,
French AID English Languages, u9nn the follow
ing terms: Their price for board will be eighty
dollars, for tnition, $50 l,3, and for wtshmg' {.
mending S II, PAYABLE half yearly, each boartlrr
finding his own bedding. The dual, iic atoms OF
one OF the subscribers have been proven v tive
years experience in this line ofbusiness. The o.
ther has been educated in the same School, and
wants nothing hut few months experience to-
render ms qualifications fully equal The aClvan-
tages OF the situation are manfcstly great it be-
ing in the heart of healthy aud polished neigh
borhood, and far removed ION every Incentive u
wee and dissipation. The subscribers, deeny
impressed with the great Importance OF the ,lt1-
ties which they have assigned themselves, pledge
all Their powers for their performance They
have toierabiy extensive and well selected his
toricai Library, which shall, (durng the winter
nights,) be used under their superintendance, for
the benefit OF theIr pupils. Should any of tlos-
gentlemen, who have patronized the labors of F.
Il Maury, at the Green Springs, i'm Louisa,
choose to place their wards with the sub
scribers, their bedding, books, &c. shall be re-
moved to this place gratis. Communications d..
rected to the subscribers, Lindsay's Store Abe
marie county, will be Immediately attended to.
THOMAS w. MAURY,
FRANCIS T. MAURY.
September 12 yytf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
THE DRAMA.

To wake The Soul, by tender strokes IF Ayt,
Io raise tie Genius, and 10 mend the Heart,
tn n,abe mdnkind IN conscious Viytue-bod,
Live Ger each Scene, and be 7uhat they 6ehod;
For tins the TRAGIC Muse first trod the stage
Pipes Prologue to Adaison's Cato.
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We understand by gentleman, who was
in charlottesville some days past, that
Messrs. Madison. Gallatin and Mitchell
were then at Monticello. MIR. G. has since
returned to Washington.
NORFOLK, Sept. 8.
: The British frigate .dficane, anchored
in Hampton Roads this morning, returned
from AnnahoHs.
This morning arrived in Hampton Roads
the Swedish sloop Robert, Stocking, 90 days
from Jama,ca, having on board Mons. Failure,
late commissary of marine at st. Domingo, &c
thirteen other French officers. ... Ledger.
Capt. Biddle of the United States Ora
goons, and lately acting as aid to Gen. VIII
kinson. has resigned !!....PhR. Goz.
II letter to the Editor of the Baltimore
EUcninS Post.
"The PAfriCainc arrived of cur harbor
about o'clock-Mr. Jackson. SC. ON board.
long boat has been sent on shore with Mr..
Jackson's stewart and servant. to engage a
vessel to carry his luggage to, the city. A
midshipman was left on the wharf to guard
the sailers-as he walked to and fro, a cou-
pie of them seized favorable opportunity,
jumped ashore and made their escape, no
one attempting to stop them. saw on beard
the long boat, files Of the FEDERAL RE-
PUBLICAN and NORTH AMERICAN!
" Annapolis. Sept. 4, 1909" ~. ;.
The shin Resource, Capt. Nicholas. sailed
from the Eastern Brunch yesterday, NTH
naval stores TOR .fisiers.
~ WAsIIHGa'oE, Sen. g..
TIE SEcRETAR1 OF STATE and me Sc
cRE7ARr OF TIE TREASURE hayc returned
10 me city.
Mr.. ERsK/EE, tke British minister, arri
Ued here on Monday morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12

DIED. Suddenly on Sttnityfke Sd Inst a, Nszp-
1ork, GEoRCE ". NICHOLAS, If Vitrginis
M'dshie'naa. on hoard the u. S. .tiiyate Esse.
Ihisgonfh had sca,ee attdined hiS SisfeenM year,
,vhen dGghted kg the ,on.haad4f Death.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12

a MEETING of the Subscribers TO the FT.
4 n change Coffee Room, is requested al the.
Bell Tavern, on Wednesday evening next, at five.
O'Clock to make such arrangements as they NAV
de m necessary.
Sept. ID. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12

Z HIkrY DOLLARS REIVARD.-R,na-
way from the Subscriber on the 2Oth day
OF March 1907. negro mar named JAMES-be
is about fifty years of age. 5 feet S or inches
high, spare made, has lost several of his fore
teeth, has down look, and stammers much
when spoken to, in an authoritative tone. seeming
10 make iabor'ous attempts with his mouth and
tongue, to answer you, and with difficulty sue
ceeds, at last, III an evasive manner He former
~ belonged to the estate of MIR. Parens of Glou-
ceSter, where it is probable he may now be Turk
mg-or in Richmond & its neighborhood, where
the subscriber has been informed he has been
seen he is coarse Shoe Maker, and may per-
maps follow that trade The above reward viii
De paid, for experimenting and delivering him TO
The subscriber, living near Aylett's ware house,
IN King William county, with travelling expcn
ces, or for securing him. in jail, so that get him
again. THOMAS BOsHER
September - w6yyT
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.


Mr.. Jackson with his family, are still at
Annapolis. 1t is said nc will leave it for
Washington to- morrow or the next day
Thirteen men have already deserted from the
frigate. 81. Post.
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THE w ANDERER.

THE RIGHTS or ROSPITHLITT.
After the Play, the interes ng BALtEr of
THE WOOD. CUTTER:
10 be performed by Miss PLAc1pz, Miss SUI.
LIZ and Master Fl. .RLAcIDE.
To Tehiea 1rW Je added, The t;spOyi.e Farce of
THE REVIEW,
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OLNJiMIN CHIPMIN.
September r. o,G

MILL BE SOLD, at public Auction, uDoe
w the premises, at halfpast three o'clock, p.
NJ. on Thursday, the 14th day Of the present
month, the HOUSE & LOT, at present occupi-
ed by the subscriber-and Immediately after, tie
Lot, with an unfinished house on if, situated near
the aforesaid
Terms Of sale--One-third payable in so DAYS.
and the remaining two.thirds in welye months.
Notes negotiable and payable in the Bank of Vir-
ma, with approved endorsers, will be required
Of the purchasers.
SAMUEL CREENHOW.
September - sc
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Rlebinonn Tbsatre.

Ihe f;nbHc are resheevuNy informed,' thai
@i,TtzS ne season. no Play zviH be reteat-
ed, nor 7oiN there be any Postpone u,ent, on.
account Of sveather.
On "Wednesday Evening, 18Th September, Will
be presented (tor the fest time here,) Drama,
in three acts, called
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12

GEoRGE-TowE, (Col.) Sept 9.
Mr.. Jcckson--This gentleman arrived in
town last evening, and took up his lodgings
at Mr.. Crawford's Union Hotel -
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Or,
TYE uVAcc or uzJyDco1

TIE WIGS OF WINDSOR. r
G-TBoz l S-Galery IS cents-Chiidrcr half
prIce-Tickets to he had at tbs Theatre, {. from
Mr.. Davis, at his printing -office-poors to bee
peaed 1t o O'Clock Curtain to rise at o'clock,
pyeciSsLp Sept - --1t
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ANDS FOR SALE.--By virtue of a decree
Il OF the Circuit Court of the United Sta
for the 5th circuit and Virginia district, VI
exposed TO sale, on the premises, on Sat,lrC
10Th instant, so much ofthe Falls Plantsti
joining Manchester, in the county Of Ches
as will be sufficient tn raise, in cash. N
q j04, with legal interest from the n
January last, and the costs of suit and 3
decree was obtained by the executors
John Somerville. Joseph SGD
Marshall IF the Vngisia
SeDtember 70
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BY THE LAST MAIL.
NEW YORK, April Il,
POSTSCRIPT.

Lafe@t Spanish Nrrs. and dissrt from Sffa1.
We drsain the press to give the follow
ing. BY a passenger who came up IL 4
! pilot beat, from the ship Thomas jct.rsoa'
| capt. Morrison, from Spain, how in iae o.
Eng, we havereceived intelligence from tha'
quarter to the 28th Feb. We are sorry toI
say tiaey are such as Leave but lttlc d'uO! |.
shat ere now the whole OF that d:lldeu
country is in possession OF the sscntn' lz-
| cepting Cadiz, and probably some o ~,
places in Anda.usia and Granada. Inc
| Thomas Jefferson left the coast Of CataiOnl1
the 18Th February, at which time the ffsn'N
were advancing by the coas,. The adya "a,
ced guards were within an hour and q na'' $
march OF Rens, when she got under way
The following is sketch of the operau0H
carried on in Catalonia during the %'DFr
In the latter part OF December the SPa'isl
troops amounting to about fifteen th0u'apl
men, under command of gen. Fivas' 10,
yanced tothe mountains to the eaSteTii',o''
part OF Barcelona, to Cut OH The supp
the, French might receive from France .
few leagues from Barcelona, they "Sf'% -.
tackled bya French division Of very 'n''' Z
force. Vivas ordered aretrcat, and 0y IF'
conduct SO faaicA-Stfm& the soldiers '"f
they threw down their arms and fs''c" I
in the most shameful manner, even as ~ :
I'ortosa on the banks of the E5ro. =
Reding, the second n command WIZ y
regiments OF Swiss troops, made al 49,
" retreat to Tarragana, which they in', rto
diately put in state of defense, IN olG r'.n
withstand a seige. As the conduct o. s La
Wives afforded strong suspicion Of MS Ds
ing in favor of the French, Gen hsa''o w. =,
suned the chief command, and putting ~
vas under arrest. sent him 10 t. gsDs .ca
Junta 1t Seville TO be tried. Inc fIs sno
followed general Redli:s to larlaso or.
the Spaniards however were P'eE Tb,r
and compelled them 10 retreal: aronE
were in hourly expectation OF 3 20
attack, but as they had sufficient tFoog ,..s
protecs the country, between the nloa s 4.
and the coast they were under no gleA .o,:s
until the French y 45e
sudden and well concerted moVe'A4NS
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dereT, and drink ;.se;r ;ng
from the skull. 81 INC s.s.i, ra4i pootta6 o
nlassacred. '4 tpty d,
And yet trust ne, Assem- j.
vindictiye cowardice is GOT op;s 40 sPni,
herent dtprayisv of soul, for. - = O'ay
casions, | have had amole nro ~ o,au
natien3is mild and mcrci.sal. E,S'' t.t
nanilnous--neither is it ow;sa md ma
feet in their political or rell;;a;e. y NY a
4 he : principles incalcatcd 6y Eg'NA|
ON al occasions, breathe sprit -
sal philanthropy and as to rh.;n M
much as am devoted to the Yor,1
divine prophet. still cannot b.,
ledge, with admiration, the mill I g
ance, the alnlable benesolence, tbs . .o,9ta
m crafty beaueathcd them by dc f fa.!
OF their faith. Thou remembers, y, lVpad
times OF the mild Nazarigle, wha MT NC Z
peace and good viii TO all mankind ,>s ~
wheI he was reviled, rcvilrd nor ~, eal
who blessed those who cursed alm' 3 . s al'|
ed Tor those who despisstully used ard r ::
secuted him! NYhar then can giys , u. &
this uncharltable, this lnhumap' ens.n as
mong the disciples of naste, s. ''.
and iorgiying? It is tina, fen1 pe g..
Assnl-that banetul 6end, which ,,.r;la VIA
eth every brain, and poisons every so';;5
feeling which ln;rudes itself a, the Fs,,ST
banquet, and like the detesta5le hony ~
lutes the very yiands Of thc sable : y5 e.,
contanllnaas the refreshing draagb rbI1
it is inhaled which prompts tae coward.
assassin TO launch bis poisoned arrows 6os
oehtind the social board and which ,epdYs
the bottle, that boosted promoter Q. goo,
fellowship and iiilarity az internal cas5
charged Mi.th direful combustion!
r.Oh, Assem- Assem- how DOES nv he,r
sieAen when contemplate these coward,
baybu@itics-let ms, therefore, if po.sOx
Withdraw my attention from them forever
Ny telling have borae rl4 from mr. sub
ieet; and from the monuments Of aa,isa
greatness, / have wandered to thosa & nc
dern degradation. Ely warmcst wisEla
remain with. thee, thol most iiiustliious 0
s!ave drivers; mayest tllou ever be scAsbI
Of &c nlercies Ct cur great prophet, viz
III compassion 10 human lnbecihty, has pro
hit:ied. his disciples from the use OF the d.
lading beverage Of The graPe--that snem
lo ses,son--that promotes Ct defamation
shas auxiliary OF Politics.
Ever thine,
1SIUSTAPHA,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-17
Fosu Dsaass Per lAs,nuu,---lPaid in Advance.l
LAW OF VIRGINIA.

An Act to amend An ented act organise and establish
Superior Curt IF Laro in each County Of tis Conmonzoeah
ASA supplemental thereto passed the last Of
The Generdl assembly,.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

To be sold, at public auction, at n ofthsm-
berl,nd court house, In the county OF NOT
cumberland, and state OF Virginia Oh
TIJESDAY the fifth day ct September
navt a, eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
.4n,ountins together TO a0o"S S,oo 'a' a,'a
rTrUATE on the river Potonac' ana
within about three miles OF 'i,e eou'
house. These estates formerly belonged %
presl,p Thornton, Esq. and are the same ol'
which he lived. 1'hey have never oeeh sec"
M s;tber Of the subscribers but 1t IS un''0'-
s.ood that about 400 acres OF tn en- arc %
valuable low grounds as any on the liVer' anu
. considerable part thereof heavily umoereo,
The unlands consist OF about 1000 acres aAu
the whole is well calculated for the Producoo,,,,
of corn. wheat, tobacco, timothy, and s. .,.
GRAIN of all kinds, in great abundance NJ -.
waters are said to abound win :,
fsh. oysters, and wild fowl The water ca'i-
riare is easy and convenient to ~ orfoi .s D"-
t;mare. Alexandria, and the city OF W"s'I
;po,ton.. and as these estates possess several
rood mill seats, with an abundance OF ""'e''
and a plentiful supply of TIMBER they must
besvery valuable. ;,-
The premises will be shewn topefsons ms
cl;n;na 10 purchase, by Col. James 1n00' e,
Who lives on them, or-by Sanl4fl hlaefs'e"'
! Eso. who lives near to them; ana the terms
- 81 n.vmcnt. may be known sufficient time
before the sale, by applying to either OF .hem'
~ = the subscriber in the city OF Phlladei-
lphia. w, TEwIc
June --tsl W.