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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06


communication from The Senate bv
heir clerk.
The Senate have agreed TO the resoIu.
ton, to proceed on Friday next, by Joint
ballot, TO the choice of an Auditor of Pub.
lie Accounts, for one year.-(samuel
Shepherd, Esq. was re eleaed.)
They have also agreed TO the resolution,
for appointing joint committee, to exa.
mine into the slate and condition of the
lost, houses and furniture, Appropriated
for the use of the Governor of This
tate, and to report what repairs and adj
ditionai furni;urei il ATTY, in their opiuion
may DC necessary; and have sppoin ted a
COMMITTEE on their part for the pu pose.
An engrosseG bill, % For removing cer..
tain causes from The court Of Amherst coun
~, TO that Of Nelson county," vas read a
third time and passed.
An engrossed bill " Concerning PhiliD
DAVE" was read third time and pas.
sed.
An engrossed bill To incorporate the
trustees Of an Academy in The town Of
Manchester" vas read a third time, and
several blanks therein filed up and pas
sed.
Ordered. THAI The Clerk carry the said
bills 70 the SAsaie and desne their concur-
renee.
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FRIDA y, 5AN,U R.r G, 1909.

ted, to obtain the passage Of law, ex
tending relief (during the present en-
oarrassment of-our commercial affairs
to those against " judgments have
been or shall be obtained in the fede-
al court.
On motion, Ordered, that the said
resolution be laid upon the table.
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I12 1-2 Cents Singlel

4 weighing about 4S50lbs thar HI had Sc 60
rally hve men on board above and through
the Blue Ridge to uavigat, the boat and
Jour afterwards; that his boat hung and
rubbed several times. that the river was
I'm very low state and had it been three
Tor four inches higher he should still ha We
considered it low that in his opinion there
10 foot water from Crows ferry to Rich.
nond and including the obs ructions stated
by him, thinks the navigation safe and .a-
isy.
1t also appears to your committee
from the affidavit OF the sad John Cree
sy, thar during the last summer he
brought down from Jackson's river
upwards OF three tons of hemp, thai
he then considered the river low and
IN dry season though higher than ia
the month OF October, that the nayiya-
ton from Beale's bridge down was ye-
ry good, that he accompanied the COM
missioners from Lynchburg and tn 4
the whole weight CON aimed in the ,ri.
al boat including all the persons was
1922 lbs.
1t also appears to your committee
from the aifidavits of several of the per-
sons above Mentioned who state them
sSives as experienced watermen, thar it
Is not unusual for boats to hang or rub.
but that 1t is never regarded as matter
II any consequence.
Your committee beg leave further
to report, that colonel Edward Car.
rington and Doctor William Fonshce
appeared before them and as the a.
gents of the James river company su -
nitted the following proposition
That IN order to avoid painful and
unnecessary contest on the fact of
their having complied or no. complied
with the terms of their charter in re.
iatlon to the navigation Of lanes river.
and IN order to promote the interest
OF the commonwealth and of the public
who may have occasion TO use the RI
yer, the company would furnish I'm.
der the direction Of such officer as may
DC appointed by the executive, by the
iom missioners or b. the legislature.
such reasonable force as the legisla-
eure, executive, or the officer to be ap-
pointed might direct, to wo, upon the
river IN the next summer or the snrn.
nef succeeding it, 20 be applied 70
'lch points in the river as have been
objected to by the commissioners.
This proposition was made onscondi-
tioa that the act passed the 80 n Tsnu-
airy, 1905, herein before rccited, should
be repealed:
Resolved, as The opinion of this com.
mittee, that the James River Company
have not made the river we'll capable
OF being navigated in dry seasons by YES.
sells drawing one foot water pursuant to
The terms OF their charter.
y Resolved, as the opinion of this com.
m'ttee, that the further lime of twelve
months be allowed the said company 10
com plete the Improvements and 20 make
The river so nayigable. and that in the
mean time they be permitted to receive
full tolls.
The SAID resolution being read a Sc.
cond time, were agreed to by the House,
Ordered, That a oiIl be brought In pur.
suaDt TO the Cd resolution, snd tl,st the
committee who made the said report, do
prepare and bring in the same.
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NEGROES for Sale.

DY virtue Of deed OF trust executed to
- US by Mr.. William Wilburne, IN the
2lst dsy of My last, for the purpose of Sc
curing unto Mr.. Colin MRae. the SUN Of
& 100 los. lid. which debt has been assign
ed by said M'Rae, to Mr.. John Gilchrist,
Of the town Of Manchester, we shall, at
Powhatan courthouse, on Friday the Goth
January, 1909, proceed to SELL
The following Slaves,
Viz: David, Billy, Anthony and Frank, or
so many Of them as will be sufficient 10 raise
the said sum of s 100 10s. Id. with inte-
rest from the 25 IA inst. and all costs incur.
red by carrying the same into effect.
WILLIAM MOSELEY, , Trus.
John HASKINS, s tees.
December 80, 1903. tbs
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SATURDAY, Dee. 81.

Ordered, That Mr. NJ Henry he addcs
the committee Of Propositions aud Crles
yanoes and Claims.
A communication from the Senate By
heir cleTh.
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The foIIowing Saves,
Bank Of Virginia,

"a January, 1909.
THE President and Directors have this
4 day declared Dividend If three per
sent. which viii be paid on application at
The Bmk,in person or by attorney, after the
: tn instant.
~ JCHN BROCKENBROUGH,
81 Cashier.
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October t9. e. co
VALUABLE FARM
FOR Sd Z.

yrMP Subscriber intending toSleave this
state, ofleEs for sale the FAR on which
/ BE now resides, lying on Pomonkey Greek,
about IA Of mile From. Potomac River, and
keen below Alexandria, containing $50 a.
Gre. !; abont 200 Of which are we'll numbered.
.rhe situation IS remarkably hesl,hy,and com
n,Snca Aeaa:iful view Of the Potamac from
Mo;.A Vernon to several miles below the In
Gta Eead. a'hS soil is productive, and part
- {. weafsdaptedto Timothy amp 1,foser.---
~.Ne improvements are---,wo good dwelling
houses, Kitchens, barns, stables, &c. and !
Isrge orchard of excellent fruit trees, oil o
which are now ina bearing state A liberia
credit will be given for part of the purchase
money. Thcsland VIII be ssas n at any time
~ application the Subscriber
BENJAMIN +. FendaA
Ghsries County, Maryland.
Noseanhsr3.
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public Sale.

THE subscriber BY slrtuell : . deco Ia, -.
,r,,., % him from Mr.. Hi4,sH'toess'"' us.
"a On the 10th day Of MoyemDe - :ne Nj, Air..
Iso = for the purpose 81 inds niiyiag s y.
John Hopkins-Mili, on the u u Ss.,seI q
arnary nsx,, at the hour Of twee o'SiesA :.
shss day, if fair; if not, 90 thslss ~ sa,l 1 si,
q the same hour, proceed sess, IL : .,;s.
eourt.houss, in Alexantris, sspuollc sus
non. t. the highest Bidder, for'ady money e
three thousand acres OF LAM a,sus sb; s,
the lcft fork Of Big Sandy reeH' ea "A !.
Land was, at the time OF the aan.s -. 49,. .hs
same, in the county Of Mohegal'A' = -
: ace Of Virginia. ..ad hv
RE above tracts Of land weI. grantee y
Tie state OF Virginia. to John Airon y .hs ',s
seyeral patents containing fesrctNeiy one
fhoy,<spd ncres. and bearing dateon thc HI
aay of October, 1894, which lad has been
since duly conveyed 70 the SD W llIaI.
Hodcson by deed dated "a of August, '9so
Edmund ]. Lee, fAifse.
Nov 81. voN.
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John Iolns.
sau6rl
July ~.
Ioudouu land TT he.

FOR SALE, on THURSASthe 2ist
of Dacember next, en- theprdRcs, the
TRACT of LAND on whichheafs Judge
Jones resided, in Loudoun coatywlth about
IS SLAVES, and the stock dHses, Cattle
and Hogs on the estate. III TIT contains
nearly two thousand acres, anpacs ses ma
NY advantages which cntitle 10 : attention
OF those who may wish to reslc ithathigh-
" improved part of our county. Two MGR
chant mills are in the neighbrhd, snc on
the adjoining estate. and ,heott wahin 2
miles. It is ten milesl from Abulg, IS
from Alexandria, and 40 fromGge Town,
the new turnpike from Alesana cro,ses
corner scf the land and tennifs At the
NEAREST pierchant mill.
The whole tract is remarkably VI watered,
Little River passing through the Idle ii it,
and many small streams on cSche cnbl1.
ing ihto that RIVER: About so. or kcres ars
already well set with s3a'imethy, B at east
! 500 rcres are capable ofbeing maexceRent
meadow. 1t will be divided i1hracs Of
different dimensions to suit the vsnsnce
{ of purchasers. A credit of oneko md s
! yeas vii; be allowed. Bond. wikpppycd
secsrity, and Z. trust a the landll. y re.
qpred. The Negroes are supft % be
very valuable, some of them hE good
house servants, and ths othersEnc
young men and worscR--- For. bbsine
term Of credit will hsaleweh, arihst Of 4
year soresery Other article.
James Monreclxr.
OF The late Joseph JensAa Ssaer,
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Thirty Dollars RcuarI.

AnScQNDED. briA hit mnlatto man,
named ANDERSON, about ) feet 10 inches
h;gh, veil made, his face much freckied With
Sark spots, probably will. be ssnteslly drcs-
sed, as he carriea some good cloatbs with
Ain; He fprmsrlY belonged TO the estate of
RIumford Bcyerley, Esq. of Besfeld,t Virpi-
Ma. The above reward, i Unprecedented With
IN this state, or Fifty Doilars iftaken in snS
ethsr, s all reasonable sxpences paid by the
spbseriber, Tor securing or Lodging him in
any Jail so that he may be enabled TO get him.
Eugene Higgins.
Nsgtsk, Nsy. 2Y-lDec.s,l cost
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

= THE subscriber wishing to remove 90 the
western country, WI sell the FARM Oh
which he resides in Fairfax county,fl miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city Of Warrington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning abcut 40 acres, on whichis = conye-
MEN. dwelling house, large enough for gen
tcel family, together with all the outh"uses
suitable, all new or nearly -; an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
.diHeren: other fruit trees, proportion OF i'm
proved meadow Tor the scythe, and large
portion more maY:easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the ternE
ggby application to Mr.. svEs pvLsS, adjoining
= sAhr said farm or he sabscribef on the pre-
Viises.
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Ioab De Name,
Robert Hart,
Henry Moon.


And for sale oy rames Kennedy, sen. Book,
selr, King.sfrees,
Gentlcm.n ar Lady's pockc. Almanac
in plain aud %aopcco bindings, Tor the year
1910.
AND
Johnson's Vginia and Farmers Aims.
macs fordo. combining variety Of useful and
entertaining m4er-by the dezsa 81 oshss'
wise.
Dr.. Hooper, Physician. Tadcmecurn-
lust published-a very useful Manual lot
Young ecntlenpl off the faculty. Price ia
cents.
DR.. Recess lcdical Guide.
Pennington Memoirs OF MF,. EA2a ea'-
ter.
Blair's Ledres on Rkctorick and the
Bellies Lettre
Adams's Raan Antiquities.
Complete lrricr tnew edition.l
Misses Mlazine-2 vols
Partaus's Ietures On St. Matthew.
Or. Newcqb's Harmony of the Evange-
lists.
Mrs. Watts Letters to Young Mau.
Cowpe,.'s bcns and fask-scp erate, ete.
giant miniature editions.
Mediator sEirgdoln, not Of this World,
81 and ccats
Dcce mber|. ects
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Some Valuable Slaves,
NOV. IN.

Belonging to the estate OF EdsTrd Carer
deceased, will be offered at Pubic huc1tlio'a,
ON WE'D NEoDA Az. the 10th dayof january
next, al Hap.1 Marker, IN thecoung OF Prince.
William. they will be sold in hmilies ana
E. Brooke,
Administrator with the vii anneSee'
of Edsvord Carter.
Nnvernhar Ills. 0o14l
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1,<1and;a Waning M1tut factory.
1a1s''''''' IA THE PDBLId.

-HE ihhabitants OF AlexTGIla s,s us
Il, y;eini,ya are respectfully Informed that
th sulsribsrs lately from the have, ns.sS :,
:. 49, - laad aid of our friends, opened
w Az. ATiNc MANUFACT0RY, on the
s 8 =, ~ bepngisg 70 Mr.. Edward May be-
tws.n The dsciing house of Thomas Swami,
Fec and IL. spread Eagle Tavern, Prince
..,,rree,.-wheseEwe are ready to receive for
,s.av;op the sxiops sorts Of country spun
c "ss linen ald wooIlen, and nope by-A
stsady, &upfigbtattention 70 bu'lness,to e
1872 - -, encouragement and appreciation ofs~l
e. r.;s ~. ard the nbIic. In order to give &C.
'a 49,, s.,;sf.c,ior,p our friends and employ
~ 80 VERT matcr,l will be strictly weighed
~ ~ ne rcceiiyiinetnd delivery thereof. The
rarn. &c. in lraks or breaches, are nor:
q
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Iul Received

No venfber so
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- Church Ma1g,c:..

A P|RSON qualified to teach psA1MopY.
? wan q N the Rev. DR.. Mu1Rs church.
. sun person great encouragement will
chnrc! -
NesNser stawtf
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E. Dulin.
fEMr. PREuss having re-

szreYcd 80 town, is. az leisure, at pfessat, 20
give private lessons in French, Spanish or
German, and will wait on those ladies who
wish to be instructed in either Of these ac-
accomplishments, al their houses. He CONT
ssnucs his Day and Evening School as assalss
NoyemhcrlS. 49, 3faw
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no RENT.

: The cToR.E and gf.dREHOUSE lately
oacapiee. by Messrs. LIBBY and Carne, at the
ccener of Fairfax and Prince streets. Also,
one of the adjoining Stores and Warehouses
Ia fhe- same brick building. Possession Car
be Had Immediately and the rents will Le
made unusually low.
I. III. Hooe.
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JEST RECEIVED,
Far ,al. ostr BY JAMES KENNEDY, Sen
King, street,
The following highly valuable Meol-
clnes,
Price Scholars per bottle.
Dr.. 7s5b'5 Natures Rslioyative,
TEST RECEIVER,
hBALsAMIc. CORDIAL.

A H s4J Z. .
s,THIScordial so Justly celebrated throug
o,,t Creat. Britain and the continent OF 4.
rome. Tor It's superior efficacy IN the curl -
All disorders excited by nervous lrrltaoihy
- we'll as IN complaints ofcompIese debility
whether arising from esulaiitics oilNMg
lonerf continued residence in waru cpmalcs
incorporate pursuits OF excessive pleasures
=, lint destructive hai. OF inconsideratc ou.A
which brings ol, SO prcmaturely the lntrlni-
ties of old age. .h.e
and all disorders OF the lungs, II IS inc lnoss
powerful remedy ever yetfound, ana tue teile1
i has Afforded even in the last stage o. con-
sumpti6ns. is withou, aparallei; wllh feb"i4
to it's efficacy in this bancful, and uhiorsuhase'
" the prevailing disorder in this country scon-
sumption) its superiority is such As % na's
supplanted every other medicine.
Those who in adYancedlifc teci the coAse1
ouences ofyouthful excess, Will hnd .heh,.
selves restored to health ard strength ana a,l
those melancholy symptoms re moveo' "iie"
arc the general effects OF such causes.
In short, animated by the UNIFORM success
this invaluable cordial has experienced ID En-
rope, the thousands it has renovated, Wheh
bending under the pressure Of Deisous, con
sumptiye or hypochondriaaai disorders many
tested proofs of which from eminently as
tinguished persons in this quarter OF the giooe'
are nDw in the possession of the propriHor
here, some few of which are herein published
have determined the introduction OF II into
this continent, where its cfflcacies must soon
become so priced as to make 1t considered
beneGcent remedy not to be dispensed with
bly, those who are anxious TO preserve or ae-
quire their health.
The chief ingredient Of this cordial Is a
pant whose rare and precious salutary virtues
were well known to the Arabians during the
9th and ethcenturies, when that people shone
conspicuous over all the nations Of the world
for their learning and skill in Graduating
baneful diseases incident to the human frame,
repovating inGrInity to yiaor, and restoring
the sicky to SQUAD and rosy health, and which,
as known at this time by their descendants,
and used and experienced as the most soye-
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every species ofnerYous disorders. This ce-
LIBERATED restorative plant has also been high
y estimated for ages past, amongst the mos,
enlightened nations of Greece, and consider
ed by those wise inhabitants as one Of the first
of their blessings
This cordial is also rich and fne in flavor
most grateful to tho palate, and the most en-
liyening to the spirits Of any yet offered to tn
public ALSO,
Dr.. TDofs celebrated G0u! and Rdx-
matic Drops
Price, 2Wo Dollars hcr bottle.
AY1N1,IINC &c 1,c x.,e.a ...,.....- -
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Iofen II. Vaudeville,

0E.~c r.. d. III. E,JI,,,;,., n-,;ci.s 3.
,,ba1eso5e ~ ,e,a,l
oo .,ly - 49,, c..
1900 W. m.an CT - ~ l poI. a.'
oo oo 'oo ssn CIs.. :" pssiel. s',u oas
.. - e,rs. '' = - >Ni'e''
ny ,o =, e''N' aw r,.,,,d ~ 10
ooo h,,aof Herr;n,s Sh.d .naAsol.-.,
o w .onpl,;s,er pe,.;s nav NA' i@0''-
90 ~ , .oar nr;n,o Ua,a"., n Co.,
10 hh h,f IJams;ea ' An,;a, vo' anl ns,os-
ar, Run, 'o'a '''' '
'"s A.n. -.
p,p = ,I .e,'en sna quo QUO BRANDY
- LILY, ,',l1 ~ s' nT
W. eo'i'''''0"s '''"''
ii.',s SoPpeAs
1m 0"pIs"
Hvpen
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uvson en-
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lisbon.
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c C.a.I.,
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matte DROPS

Price, 7avo Dollars tcr bott!e.)
NOTHING is of more importance that
he preservation of health---this common laced
remark however is roo OFTEN ronGorrES
whilst we are active and strong--and pre-
ycntion of pain, which is superior to its cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any descripti
on of persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and unrcmitting efio IS
TO eradicate and overcome, none have strong
er claim upon our notice than the Govt, Rheu
matis1n, Lunbago, Weakness of the Joints,
Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species Of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have original
ed--and hence every relief which can be adj
ministered is too valuable to be foreotten.--
Those persons whose avocations peculiarly ex
pose them to colds, &c. cannot be too ANXIOUS
always to possess immediate aid. Sa-faring
persons, travellers, sc. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
countcract the unplsasans effects of their peri.
lous duties, and especially those pains to which
their situation must expose them. To those
who reside in or visit the West lndies, and
Their warm climates, theywill be found upon
trial to convey the most lasting service and
will gradually des'lo, all tendency to disease
in the human frame, and preserve health and
yigor. Although great variety efprescrip-
tions have bee N published to cure the disor.
tleFs enumerated above, none has yet equaled
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS IF
Dr.. TISSOT, which are celebrated through.
out the European continent, and whose un-
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certificates already published Of gentlemen 50
well known in America, being of the first con
sequence in the state. OF Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one ofthe directors of the Farmers Bank
of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubb'n, MS wife; and Mrs. Ryan, Of Cation,
Ample certificates and aftidayits Of the be-
nsiriai Effects ofthsts nsaisnas saay b.s.sa
| " Supplying es shsYs.
MaEsh 1t.
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n Q T l C E.

sobtDlENCE TO decree Of the Ho-
(sc %'s0le the Circuit Court of the district
k,x. lu'aola, Tor the county of lexandria,
M. va Asls, Datziek and others, complain
h. ! an'' Robert Lyle's heirs, defis direct
Epodos subscriber to take possession OF that
kee, y me real estate of Robert Lyle, the
hi -, s''eased, allotted to the complainant,
pr.~,' me Same ont for the benefit of the
On ~ Sl- = Will rent the three story Brick
Cs0n ~, p.@eillng House lately occupied,by
1saS NV ollver Find.ay, on Fairiax-s street,
AsuaSe possession may be had.
A.. e. DensQLe, Conn.
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New Publications,

For SALE
ut COTTON &J S7EW4R7's Bookstore
CRANGH's Reports, volumes.
Hening and Muniorol's Reports.
Sugden's Law of Vendors and Purchase
OF Estates.
East's Reports, volume 9.
Laws on Pleading
American PIeader's Assistant.
Harrison's ChanCery Reports.
Roberts OH frauds.
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, novel, by Miss Por.
er.
Thaddeus Of Warsaw, do. by Miss Por-
ter.
Patriotic Sketches Of Ireland, by Miss Ow-
enson.
Georges and Bees, by-R. Southeby,
Elizabeth. or Exiles of Siberia, BY Mrs,
Coffin.
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews.
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PRIME NEW YORK
p O K K,
FOR SALE BY
August 26.
PUBLIC AUCTION

10 &c sold, at public auction, at Nouh
oerland court house. ia the countn mum - ~
Tu rc1l'a' y and state of Virginia, on
ioeoDA 4 the fifth day of sep,em ' om
next at eleven O'Clock, in the foreno e,,0er
tive contiguous Plantations.
-s,@ n.,r- t0sefder 10 about 27oo hc,.s
~ oAlf' on the river Potomac 80,
~ within .bout three miles Of tho ".''
mousse These estates formerly hsIo .ouf'--
anestsy 1n0r"I0n, Esq. and are the same ~
wnlcn ne lived They have never been GO. on
py eithei OF the subscribers but if ;s nn5 PC"
$1,000, that about 100 acres oftben, " a"" -
Valuable low grounds as any on the r;von s 40
CONSIDERABLE part thereof heavily tin,har .
=, nc uPiands consist OF about l0oc acres IN
.re wno'e Is well calculated for the nroduo,;n
y, I'm wheat' tobacco, timothy. and sn,am
slain OF al Kinds, in great abun1,nna s, Ia
- arc SAID to abound with ao,,,
No. ' y ssers' and wild fowl The wsterosn,
80 - easy and convenient 10 Norcau I I'd
n,,too ., ' and the city of Wach
-. ;, an" US these estates nnseos. ISL
- M seats, with an abundan.e af ' IRA.
G very valuable. amber, they must
- ne premises will be shewn =,
bo i;ve 70 purchase, by Col. James 'I w. il-
So. wh.1 :, On them, or by Samu,l B1ao.re,
pavmsn ives near TO them and ,ha "ue4, {"
fore ,ba Ina. may DC known a snfr;c;o 'efms
to the snh oy applying to eitherns ume
.ia. subscriber in the civ nf ~ ~ them
June .-,s, VIM. LEWIS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-28
JAMES BACON

Begsieave to inform his former customers
and friends, that he mas
Recommended the Grocery Buhne,s
Athis Store on King near Washington
street.
WHERE He OFFERS FOR SALE,
A well cholen anortment OF
goods, IN that line,
Warra}it genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS,
Which are OF superior quality--fie will dis
pose OF each and every article on the mos,
moderate terms
May =. diff.