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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

S,TAGES FOR SALE will be sold to the
~ highest bidder at this place, on Friday the
15tI, of aext month, (September,) the line of
STAG ES, between Richmond and Fretlericks-
burg. The terms will be one fourth OF the pur-
chase money TO be paid the day of sale the
balance n.six, nine and twelve moths Oh, the
Same day, VIII be sold, on credit Of, twelve
MONTHS several very ysiu,bi. STUD HORSES,
among which are, Arclduse and SpecuIator.
The purchasers TO give bond with approved Sc
curities, to JOIN I9OOATI..S, and
JUN G WOOLFOLK,'
g Executors OF
u. JOHN HOOMES, DEED.
Rowing Green, INi@F y ct
! ISSOLUrION OF PARTNERSHIP
II The Partnership of Hugh Chambers of
Richmond, and Wmy II Ne Cutclicn and Enoch
Price OF Philadelphia, was on the 4th Inst dis
S lived by mutual consent-NN persons indebted
I" the House at Richmond, will make payment
to Hugh Chambers; who is fully authorised to
settle the affairs ofthe concern. III
HUGH GR44BERS,r
Nm II IIcCU1CHEN,
ENOLE PHICE
Richmond, August %
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Z. j. JACKSON.
The Hon. Robert Smith, &c. &c. 0'c.
Mr.. Smith TO Mr.. Jackson.

Dehnrtnrent If State, October 1s, 1909.
SIR have had the honor OF receiving
your letter of the 18th inst.
Before 1 proceed to- the more material to
pics, which it embraces, it is proper that /
should take some notice of your Construction,
which has snhappily converted an iutimation
OF the expedency of conducting in written
form, our further discussions ON this partcu-
lar occasion. into general prohibition OF all
verbal communications whatever, and into
an Unprecedented violation of the most essen
tial rights of public minister requiring a
formal protest and resort to the Commands
OF your sovereign.
a recurrence to that ntimatioD cannot
tail to shew that its sole oOjecc was to avoid,
IN the further discussions VI case OF unusu
al delicacy and importance, the miscogcep.
tons well known TO be incident to oral pro
c@cdings, and OF which the diplomatic inter-
Course between the two Cover rmcnts had
furnished SO many aEd sucb serious proofs -
nay, OF which your letter itself "a sdditi
onal illustration. That Il change in diploma
tic discussions from an oral to a written form
10 no' without precedent, J cannot refer To-
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ence from the representation which kave
made uf,oa shot subject 10 me Secretary of
State (Hfr. Robert Smith in my letter. 10
him Of the 14th inst. 70 which I rviU there
Jore beg ieapc 10 refer ytn. as Ihape there
an detaifed thc substance Of The conversa
zion according to my recollection Of il
TvhichfS TN crery reshect essentially the
same as that schich yom seer, TO haze enter
famed.
During the conversations svhich gve held
reShecfing the fracfica6iiitu Of an amica5te
adjustment Of the differences 6eiween tie
faoo countries, cpfc'r the REIMBURSEMENT 6v
The Uniscd STATES during The present srai.,
IF s2hGt is called, the colonial trade, svas
saggesfea by yoH, I concerned thar uou
meaat as you haze stated "the trade car
= TieG directly from befigercnt colonies TO the
6eiHgerents az Eurotte, SvAen thai trade 7yQs
NOT Permanently in keGce asin gar, Hermit
ted 6yfhc ia7,S cfthe country TO which those
eoionieS belonged"
IneUer SUPPOSED that you intended 10
eonpey an ohinion that the government Of
the United States 7vonid make any arrange
nie1t respecting the colonial trade as a con
ainon Of the revocation Of the Orders IL,
Council, the t7vo subjects being altogether
7tnconnected; nor haze I ever REPRESENTED
~ Ills Dfejesty's Government, that such
preliminary PLEDGES 7oouia be given.
UtM sentiments Of the highest reshect, I
hGre The honor to be, Sir, your most o6edi
en-, humble se,-Uant,
(Siened d. M. ERSKINE.
TIE Hon. albert GQidtiN, sc. &c
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TIE Secretary Of STATE to Mr.. jackson,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pien,hoten.iary Of His Britonnic Ma.
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on record as proof Of such disposition. |
infer the disposition of government not
merely from declarations of the president of
the 81. States himself, but from the semi
official oracular sayings Of gentlemen sup
posed to be, and in fact known to be, in his
confidence I did hear, and { confess L
heard it with some pleasure, thatthere ex-
is,ed difference ofopinion on this subject in
the cabinet at the late session Of Congress;
and that the late president Of the u. States
God bless him for it on that question zvas
Nth US, and wouldn not be driven into a war.
with ENGLAND and that the leaders Of the
war party were deplorablys chagrined and
disappointed by it. SO when speak of'the
government Of the Us. | wish not TO be
understood as abiding to any disposition
which the late president Of the u. S. had to
po to war with Great Britain. But, sir,
do think, after hearing the report Of the
late committee of foreign relations, declar-
ing that there were but two alternatives,
embargo or war, and seeing all the mem.
bers but two vote to this effect; that war
with one of these nations was submission,
and submission the most base and abject too
to the other--and then hearing gentlemen
declare they were for war with one of those
nations--the conclusion is irresistible that
they were for making that abjectsubmission
to the other nation or that it was mere
hollow hypocrisy for covering the design OF
going Is war with one Of those belligerents
and succumbing to the other. | should be
childish not to believe that there did exist
disposition such as the gentleman from Vir-
ginia (Mr. Jackson intimates did not exist
in what he calls the government OF the Z.
States.
[Speech to be continued
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will be regarded at Washington Is dlav :,
two will shew.
The new order in council interdicts ~
trade, that fair Interpretation Of our law.
does not equally intcrdict; and it is nor -
ven SO extensively prohibiscry for the
!. Hanstowns and the kingdom Of Italv ~.
exempt from their iiIlterdict. Meanwb,je
It's manifestthat a pure and simple revo.-
cation ofthe orders of Jan. and NOV. 1907.
was not meant as the foundation Of Mr.
Madison's proclamation. This CONCLUSION
we draw from Mr.. Erskine's letter to NJ
Smith Of 18th April No. 81 in which aftes
stating the change which bad taken p!ace
By the accommodation Of the Chesapeake
affair, he communicates the intention oftbe
British government to send an envoy ey-
ttaordinary, and proceeds to say: . his
majesty would be willing to Withdraw his
orders in council of ian. and Nov. 1907. SO
far as respects the u. States, in the PERSIA
sion, that the president would ISSUE pro-
clamation for the renewal of the intercourse
with G. Britain, and that zvhQtevers difnc-
ence opinion should arise in the iaterbye
fafion Of the terms such an agreeme1atwlil
besremoved inthe proposed negociation.''
Here is latitude taken by the British en-
voy which is acqaiesced in by our execu-
tive.
The conclusion is in our view undeniable.
that this new regulation discloses only a
transient state of things, which is subject to
revision and change on the arrival of the
envoy extraordinary, who may be shortly
expected. At any rate we have above ex-
hbited convincing. evidence, that when
the proclamation was issued, no agreement
had been made as to the terms and details
Of the abrogation of the former orders in
council.
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Senate of the United States.
June r..

On motion by Mr.. Gllrs, resolved, that
committee be appointed 10 enquire whe-
ther il be expedient and proper at this time
TO make any provision by law for renting
the penalties and forfeitnres incurred by
the violations OF some of the provisions OF
the act, entitled An act to prohibit the
importation Of slaves into any port Or place
within the jurisdiction of the Z. States from
and after the 1st Of January $780, SO far
only as relates to the introduction of slaves
into certain parts Of the y. States, who
were la,ely forcibly expelled from the ISL
and of Cuba, with the French inhabitants
thereof.
Messrs. Giles, Bradley, 4 n lerson, Craw-
ford and Franklin were appointed the COM
mittee.
After considering the bill to amend and
continue in force the act to lnterdlct the
commercial intercourse between the y. s..
and c.. Britain and France, &c. it was on
motion Of Mr.. Giles, postponed till to-mor-
row.
The same course was then pursued with
the bill to direct the sale OF gun-boats.
June 13.
The President communicated two reports
from B. Fl. Latrobe, surveyor OF the pub
lie buildings. Referred to Messrs. Brent,
Gregg and Leib.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill tc amend and continue in force the
act entitled S An act to interdict the COM
mercial intercourse between the q. States
and G.. Britain and France and their Deepen
dencies."
On motion of Mr.. anderson the bill was
postponed until tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Lloyd, resolved, that
the President of the u S. be requested to
I cause to be laid before the Senate such in
formation, in relation to our. concerns with
G. Britain, as may be in possession Of the
department of state, and as he may think it
expedient so submit to the Senate.
The senate resumed decentralization of
the bill to direct the sale Of gun-boats. j
Mr.. Bradley moved to postpone its fur
Their consideration until the first Monday in
( January next.
This motion was negatived.
I When, on motion of Mr.. anderson, the
further consideration of the bill was post.
poned until to morrow.
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From the North Americau.

PARTIAL ABRoGATIoN OF THE ORDERS
IN COUNCIL.
The new order in council was issued af-
ter communication of our non-intercourse
law, and in all probability with view to in
duce its abrogation as to G. Britain. The
London papers state, that Mr.. Pinkney as
well as the American merchants are satisf-
ed with it. But our democrats openly and
loudly condemn it; accordingly their cele-
brations at New York, which were intend
ed for the 10th of June, were by public no.
tees laid aside after the arrival Of the Pa
ci6c. In. what point of view the matter
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NAR7LAND.
GOVERNOR LLOYD'S
ADDR ENS,

On Friday last, after he had taken the oath
Of Office required by the constitution
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and gentlemen of
the House q Delesates,
1t might betray want of candor on my
part, were to refrain On this occasion from
an expression OF the qualification I feel all
being elected governor Of III state by &C.
neral vote of It's representatives Accept
then, gentlemen, my sincere acknowledge
ments for the confidence reposed in me. q
am well aware, gentlemen, that the duties
assigned to the Office Of governor are neither
complicated nor numerous, and that no un-I
common talents are necessary to discharged
them. This, to be sure, is consideration
neither hattering to pride nor to ambition ]
but is pleasing to me, inasmuch as it leads
me to hope that it is within the compass OF
my feeble abilities to discharge them with
fidelity and with justice to the state. an,
also well aware, gentlemen, that in discbarg1
ing my duties, ! may fall under the displea1
sure of some and perhaps many preudiced
and interested persons. But as | frml1
trust that in my conductI shall be govern
ed by the solemn oaths have just taken
your presence, | shall hope for the approF
baton OF all good men, and shall fearlrsslN
meet the powers Of the wicked and desigatI
ing. FL
1t may not be improper at this time, genu
tlemen, to prevent misunderstandngs-and
perhaps Misrepresentation, to make den
claration of my political tenets. If in chi
depression / am in error, must trust gen
tlemen to your literally to pardon it.
Iprofess myself to be a arnlocratic Tep'1
Hcaa and in my present station it shall
my pride and care to advance the happne
and to protect inviolate the sovereignty &
the state and people. That ny t0hticdl en-
duct in future zviHn0t be marked as 1t n
been, b., some Qbe,vati0,as fran sv1'at s01
too zeal0us tartizans may consider the IN
ofparty, Icannot n9r zvilnot promise.
principles ofrealrebubHcanism, and q con-
the principles Of truth and justice shall sa
me IN my c0'aaltct !; nor can 1t be eal'ect
ohep conscientiousM discha,g7ny my dI
under the mjm1ctions Of a solemn oath ~
Ishould commit myself to the direc''0"
any PARTY or set ef men, however respee
ble,however worthy. 1t shall be my Prl(N
gentlemen, with my limited powers to UNI
with you and the other branches OF the 8
vernment to advance the prosperity and ~
nony OF the state, and may 1t be the tot
our happy country to enjoy for ages tdio
the blessings and the comforts wv M
pleased Providence heretofore to oes, f#s
upon us. III
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q YOUNG MAN,

WHO can produce satisfactory re
wv mendations, will be glad 10 be
ployeo in some dry or wet good store 9
some cfsce. A letter directed to Z. M.
lis ,fi e, will be attended to.
A.,il 2aw
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE or RE PERSONALITIES.
MONDAY, Nay %.
DEFINITE

i NJ. Randozbh's motion for approving
ne late conduct Of tie president Of the q.
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LJsBnN, Nnc5 .,

L1sBoS, Narca q.
q letter has been received iastb;e :.
from the MarauisSde Ron1ana, dared = ny
squsiio Ca plaeain 50 alNc:aeo the ,n,ftb 49,,
Of, and. not farafrom Blagaazl Oh tie sIM'
INST. BY which it appears, @slaatti.c y, ~,
!iaays, lost nsGaAaGia, no. less than lAfgs
rmen, Killed and taken erisoscre 3 af,e -
triots of tnat kHagdom. The SAID ge,3I
beingpostef; at thai place, cuts OH the ea,n
Fsnua5catlan he.gveep the Kingdom of Icon
and that oI eGailicia.
IEePortugaest, who 9rssad The MiIho
on the 1oth inst. and entyrtH The town &c
;Guarda, wcre afterwards at Biicna fro-n
whenee they returned towards the nero
AID were on the fifteenth in Amor,
place near Tny. 1T a!$o appears tbat +
80 is now in possession .ot sse2DaoiayJs
ard 3 English lrigates,have entered as b,'
Dor. whict. supplied the inhabitants viii
ammunition.
There haze arrived in this pert. and ~.
nov landing arms and clothing complete <or
10000 men, q very Important aid. Wh;IA>
tie generous British naaon sends to
Portuguese. by this, and By many orb
acts OF l;berality5 It naay beGeen with x5gS
earnest desire and zsal the British Govern
ment is animated 70 defend the PeainsF,a
and particularly this Kingdom, its ~irtrna,e
and ancient ally and car enemigs mw
thence learn ths impossible y OF coaauerinc
the three Knitted nations.
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rom LGte ENGLISH PApERg
kloNrE NIDgoa Dee. .. raoe.

siosrR@VEpso, Dec. 2, 1909.
Thugs are far from being in a sarae5 or
pleasing state here, LINERS, he yiccr9y
Of she iprog.uce, and E!io, the govei noy Of
this rlace nave been az variance FOR sam.
tiipe. The former has apparently been play
Ing q deep game. He is : rcnchmaaara
las been IN the French interest, but it's al
oyer Wththa; party !; and it IS fhoQgbtha
Is now aiming AZ supreme power himself,
Certain it is, 1aat-at heart, he is notfrsndly
to ferdinand 9Th, md that he would No.
heye pr c!aimsd him, IT he had notasen
compelled By tt1e,exarnpie set him ct Monte
Viieo. Eho and the Montc Viedans, az
ssamth pasrio bitter enemies Ct D~onap2r;e
and enthusiastic admirers OF the English
Sonae t;me since, Liners s1nt a person to
supercede Flo, bdt the whole cove baIe
defiance TO the ~siceroy,and the new severn
Oh made a preCipitate retreat. About tea
DAYS ago, accounts were received shat q bo-
.dy ofuo 1ps, from 2 to 5000 had crossed
fheriyer, and passed over 70 Colorda on
their march to this place. TIE Moa,evie-
,r,ars uorl1 lauab At such 3 Corcy, as the
o,.;Grat;ens az. stronger tban ever, i
h,aanenaa owe-e tha, Of fb.t time 5r;.
a.ag : ena,a, v,.s 3. -. town vbe orriv-
ed here SER ..sIs s;ooe fra., tsasie. *
shr Flaro er;,,tg. Re had since bis arriy.i
.~-,na;nr,, = . rqiva4e chara,,sr. while he
.e3s,,iy "a, 49, b;r, sc,f of H. 'l,saos,tiea
.of H. aoy,,.nor and ;nbab;sag,s towarls
SEe,>a 30 /. h,t 80 ~ snrrr,cb of 'le
tr,,,ns h. esefnbIrd ~ F,n;,, and cx6;,
,,t4a he .c~rgIi4n,ia,g !, aa he {nnta Of S.
Iii ;nT.sstior i;m w;th snnr~n- r73wers.
81 ~, "a eot:er,J .ritb II
l-.rhad - 49, h@~-aoaaI.I :, plerss
- W - b1at1 F. ,bis -arr;Ea..
- ,5.at -. f.oor,s Which
- >, 60. haan n,lsr.d hack 70
y ~ a. Ge-o's@ .'aE :. oo eaIyJS -, snnr fbat
49, 49,. III I:rrasa.b Kat he
,-;n eis.,a - r. aano;ntma :, h. he Iioy.
". 1's-'u ms oH' ia M r,noEs
;,ss : LIS -
ma mJ II rot
s ra5: !" - -. ~. : rsI rsa-
'AS IL i,.i 81 80 ~, = , ,.,a : NV fasy to,k
~ ta,vn md siso hon, d;sorace{4iig th.7
lest it, But what most embiter6 them Il
eainst us, is tae conauct o. Whitcloek~, ."a}
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prT., sa1h EdHgrsPeraaRss1r
s-assss1sn L5Hays.
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GGt xaeSCnurt,

-ass2SEv0 Mges
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-15

Ahrofessional DENTIST OF baltimore,
IN RESPECTFULLY acquaints the LADIES
ID, and GENTLEMEN of Alexandria, that
he intends to practice in this place for few
DAYS, in all the various branches OF his pro-
fe ssion. No genteel person OF either seN'
can give or receive pleasure or comfort, by
teeth coated with tart or decayed gums, OF
feted breath, His method OF cleaning tn
teeth will be found beth easy and ethcaclous,
as hundreds can attest in Baltimore and else
where Without giving pin, or hurting Tue
enamel, he removes the tartar, &c. when the
teeth will assume beautiful appearance the
Gums adhering tothe teeth but If the state
Of the gums require it, doctor T. will give
10 the person an antiscorbutic lotion OF che
mical preparation, which gained the applause
Of hundreds both in Europe and America
It is pleasant innocent, and effectual' III
smoothing and whitening the teeth ana cur
mo the gums, rendering them red and hrm'
preventing the decay OF the teeth ana s"eo.
ening the breath. Doct Z. hts arllncial teesii
from one to an entire set, with such mcety'
to answer the useful purposes OF nature @iiu
of SO natural an appearance that 1t IS lmpossi-
bic to distinguish them from real ones. Dr
G.. Aatters himself from his being regularly
bred to the practice of physick, as well as TO
the Dentist Business, and his long experience
on the continent of Europel France and opain'
to give to all those who favour him with their
commands, every possible satisfaction.
May l3>
N b. Doctor C. will wait on any lady or
gentleman at their respective houscs,or may
be consulted at the City Tavern
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Thomas Swami,
Edmund I. Lee,
COMMISSIONERS
dts
May %.
Iohn Gardner Laid,

Has for sale, at his Warehouse, Princcstreet
Whar--
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-1ndia, and New-Englan
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, halt,
andquarter chests.
case black Persians.
Q barrels Cara Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream-colored * blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermacet1 Mould, and Mould and Dipt
Tallow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boAes--Cod-ilsh IN 40.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrlngs
barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides,a quantity +
Soal Leather, Mems, Womens' and Chlldrenss
Shoes of various descriptions, few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nan
keens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ.
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage Flax, Glue, quantity OF VIZ
nepar. 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Russian Hemp, sc. &c.
January
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Peter Sherron.
June l3.
PUBLIC AUCTION

To be sold, at public auction, at Northuna-
berland court house, in the county OF Nor
cumberland, and state of Virginia, ON
TUESDAY,, the fifth day of September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations.
Amounting together, to about 900 .dcreS,
CITUATE on the river Potomac, ana
~ within about three miles OF the court
house. These estates formerly belonged 10
Presley Thornton, Esq. and are the same ON
which he lived. They have never been seen
by either of the subscribers but it IS under
stood, that about 100 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the river, and
a considerable part thereof heavily timoereds
The uplands consist OF about l0OC acres, ana
the whole is well calculated for the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and small
grain of all kinds, in great abundance. IL ne
waters are said to abound with excellent
fish, oysters, and wild fowl he water CARL
rage is easy and convenient to Norfolk, ba~'
timore, Alexandria, and the city or Wash
layton and as these estates possess severaa
good mill seats, with an abundance OF water?
and plentiful supply Of timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewD to persons lfl-
clinine to purchase, by Col James M0ores
who lives on them, or by Samuel Blaek7ueH,
ESQ. who lives near to them and the terms
Of payment may be known suttlclent time
before the sale, by applying to either OF tnem'
=. 20 the subscriber in the city Of PhiladeI-
phia. M 1Ex.rIc
20, dts
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VIM. LEWIS.
dts
June l-ts)
n Q T | G r..

THE subscriber intending shortly to leaye
this nlace.~requests all to whom he IS in.,
debted to call AID receive payment ana an
Who are indebted to him are hereby request
81 - ali and settle their accounts as my
circumstances ~ will not justify any longer lhs
diligence. =, H6sri,,,d
800 eOSw 4
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ROBERT GRAY.
HAS JUsT RECEIVED
The following new Songs

SET re MUSIC
The Lay-of Love, written by J. L. Lewls'
|g. The music composed by Dr.. ). Clarke.
Ence 25 cents.
The Home of my Heart, a baiiao, sung
h Mr.. Incledan, and composed by Mf. T..
helps. Frice 25 cents: ..,,.
Twice Forward, favoritc Cotillion, a
|apted to the new song of No, no, no, 1t
EM't be so. Price IS cents.
The Days thar arc gone, Baliad' with an
for the plane forte, compo-
seiby DR.. Clarke. Price g Il cents :,
On beautiful Butterfly, burnt IN q oali
|nm. Price IL IL cnts.
lnna 6.
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May 81. at!
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, II miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ny, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres. on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen
tee! family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF inn
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. john DuLIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E. Dulin.