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between a hypocrite and citr:fain !:
a hypocritc profrdes religion, and a
chriitian practices il. The majority
profeis rfpublIcanifn and the minori
ty practice H. Initcad Of blaming
the minority for having tie indepen-
dence to oppofe meafures which they
conider improper orirjuriops to the
nation, you ought coolly and candid
ly to examin into the mstives and
reaiens that Influence their conduct !;
and when you find that their oppo-
iltlon to the(e meafures is well groun-
ded, you ought to 'fupport them a.
gainlt the clamor Of the iervile friends
Of the administration and unleis
this be done, there is no freedom Of
elections-no fafety in reprefcnta-
tive governments.
. When the majority is very large
they become regardless OF the inter-
eft and liberty Of the people. They
conhder the,nfrives RATED above the
power Of their conitituents and if
they can Ferfuade the people that the
minority, when they oppote meafure
which they coniider weak or wicked,
are oppoiers of the government, your
contribution has become dead let
ter. and the dcdrin of paflive obcdi-
enoe and nonreGitance revived in its
fullet extent.
/" With all our boat Of republi-
canifm, We have had directory CON-
pofed Of members Of congrefs, who
at Jhe cloie of presidential term have
i'll Caucus directed the people whom
to elect PRECEDENT and viceprefidenr
and the people have obeyed their
mandates. And after the election
Of the PRECEDENT, the fame directory
have Claims on hin,, in proportion 10
their induihy and influence in pro-
curing his election.
" In order TO give you a correct
view Of the operations Ut the govern
mcnt, under the different sdminiitra-
tions, have taken from the report
Of the fecretary Of the treaiury Of the
United States, which ! have in my
pofIeiIlon, the amount Of The annual
receipts and expenditures Of he, few
eral administrations, from the COM
mencement Of the government to the
end Of the l4lt year, BY which it ap-
pears, that
The Warrington
and Adams admin
iitrations received
IN twelve years, en-
ding on the ,ft dayt
Of January 1901,
including duties, m
ternal taxes, loans, FL
sc. &c. ID SO, SOB, 684 q
They paid, dur
icg faid time, TO n
wards the debt, 22,4o5,ooo IS
hey left cathia
, the trcalury, 100000 90
Spent by theA
Wilmington and .2
Adams adminif- ! D.64,5 o2,777 q
tya.inr IN fWeiyet
years, "a arl. s> J
Making'D. 5,376,23i AZ annually.
T.ExEo,,a = pp;n;f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

80 TEXT.
|" The Emperor loves the Amer
leans Duke Of Csdors's letter.
.t \. COMMENT
Foxes love Geese, and Tigers love
Lambs Chilli Play Bo0k.
The democrats in New Jerfey arc
very much BY the ears one party
condenning and the other approving
the 10th and 18th Congrels ore
party Altering, and the other denying,
fubmiiEon. We do not perceive tha-
the famous James Sloan is on either
lit Of candidates for Congrels. He
is certainly more efficient han the
foap fuds ordinary legiilltive matter
New Jerfry now f-nds.
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CAN'T Carthzgcna !; and in compIi-
ment 70 the admiral by whom he
had been particularly aotic-d, he cal
led bis eltaic np.n thc Potomac,
Mount Ver1oa.-Dying, IN the pear
1854. he left this cttatc to his bro
Their GEORGE WAsHINcroN, who zr
that time was twenty two years Of
age: rt t..~
v The writer of this article rcmem-
bers having seer long ago, IN fomc
Britifh publication, an anecdote OF
admiral vvrnons which if true,
gives the origin of. the word greg---
The anecdote was ths.--The Bri-
tifh lAilors had always been accuitom-
ed TO drink their allowance of BRAN
dy or rum, clear Till admiral Yer
non ordered thofe cnder his command
to mix IL with water. The inrova-
ton gave great offence to the lailors
and, for time rendered the COM
mander very unpopular with them.
The admiral at thar time wore grog-
ram coat for which reafon they
nicknamed him 4ag,csy Nod hence
BY degrees, the mixed liquor ne con-
TRAINED them "a drink, uniyeri4ilT
obtained among item The name Of
grog.-U. S.Laz.
4. The treqHsnf fare GeniaD-We
find, by the London PAGERS, that The
celebrated Dibden, whole iaugs have
70 greatly affixed the Enghih tars I'LL
6nging, themfelves into .inyincibility
and which have given fuoh enquiGtc
delight TO all who have heard even a
foiitary effu6on Of this child Of feas-
ment, wit and humour, is 70 reduced
in his circumstances that .fubfcrip-
tion had been opened 10 .raife means
for bis fupPort. L will crafty every
foul which has muiic in. il to be ID
formed, that the fubfcrirtion was lib
orally hlled --H,1,
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WANTED

n frart, active Lad, Of IA or ~ years o
[1age, 20 do err~nrs, &c.--Apply 20
samuel WATSON, Tasisr.
fwfAHaf. OF ..
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o. 10 Journeyn,ea Printers.

ONE Of Correa Principles, leady habits
- and good workman, will find coultsnt
employment, ready ray aud good wages, by
applying At this Oaiee. Ssps. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

JeHcrfon's adminif-
traripn received III
eight years, sSS
Cah il the treafu~
ry, left by the old al
miniitIation ID. 1900, Geo 90
Received for du.
ties, internal raxcs,
fa!es Of land, SC. II3,464,oSo 90
d. Iio,o64,o3o %
They lef:
in the treat
ury, e,44oooo
Paid to-
wards the
old debt, 4I,ooo,oo5
1ro.AAo ooh 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

\, Spent by the7
Wilmington and |
Adams adminif- fD.64, 5o2,777 81
traiion in twelve
years, G 4 trt-5A
MakingD. 5,376,23i AZ annually.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

The Warrington
and Adams admin
iitrations received
in twelve years, en-
ding on the if day
Of January 1905,
including duties, m
ternal taxes, loans,
sc. &c. Il.
They paid, dur
lrg faid time, TO
wards the debt.
i hey lefr cath II
the trealury
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
no MILLERs.

am disposed to rent, or lease for a
lew years, my mills on the south branch of
sPamupkcy river, The hotseis built of stone
so by so, with four floors, and all the ma.
chinery in good repair in it are pair of
Burr, and one of Cologne stones. These
mills are situated il good wheasfessiKhs
hourhood. distant from Richmond &}1Ies,
s abs,it miles above the head of thy furns
pike road. As the preservation of tIfelmilis
i'll bs Al object they will be let reascna-
bly,
AT the same place may be had . large
convenient stone house, well fitted up, with
convenient rooms for a family, and good
stand for busipess.-.for terms apply to
Bryson & Parkhill, Richnond, or the Iub-
scribsr.
IT. SWAMI. s
Rocky Mills. April 18th, 1910. esw
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trary, he entertained the greatest res
pect. Finding, however, tha, all his
efforts to restore union were ineifecta-
|al, he had received his insjesty's com.
mands to endeavor to procure the asa
sistance of two noble lords in the for
nation of combined and extended
administrations. He could not cons
ceive how this application deserved ID
be 50 unworthily charactcrix.df as is
had been by the honorable gntlemaa
opposite. He could assure the hons
cradle gentleman, that if he had anti.
cipated that the proposition couli have
been deemed dishonorab,e to the ohar-
acter of those noble lords, he shonId
have felt it dishonorable to his own
character to tender it. This offer hav.
ing been refused, no option was Afford
ed him, but either TO take the Official
situation which he had then the honor
to hold. or to leave his majesty to ba
dictated to by these who differed fro,u
him in opinion. The honorable gen.
tleman had intimated, that his n,sies.
TVS present government did NOT pos
sess the affection and confidence of the
people. He might, perhaps, think
HIN arrogant in asserting, that, with
out assuming the possession of talents
and experience equal to those Of tho
gentleman opposite, he did conceive
that his rnsjesty's present government
possessed in a much higher degree
than they did the confidence of tho
country, and that, under any circuln-
stances, they would be better calculate
ed to conciliate the general gpod opin-
ION. What were the occurrences Of
their administration, which were so
disgracefui and SO rpinous!
The right hon. gentleman then re-.
piled at full length TO the objections
made TO the recent operations of the
british armies and concluded BY OBJ
serving, that it was evidently the OBJ
jet OF the gentleman opposite to try
their strength; but he trusted that the
House would disappoint any fond ex-
Pectarions of the result which they
might be induced to entertain.
Mr. Iierney reprobated the conduct
OF ministers in strong terms. The
behavior of the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer was particularly objectiona-
BILE, and there was not man In Office
who did not wonder how he gonto the
head OF the treasury bench.
Mr. K. Wharton shor.ly replied to
Mr. Tierney.
TIE House then divided on the a.
mendment, when the numbers we're.
tor minister's a63 !; for tho amendment
1877 majority 90.
The address as it originally stood,
was then carried without division.
and at half-Past Eve o'clock the House
adjourned.
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Land for S ale.

PURSUANT to decree of the
county court of Buckingham, viii be sold,
en- the premises. on Friday the 9th day OF
April next, to the highest bidder tS+-Sssh
10 satisfy debt due Warner WlllAQsA a
TRACT of LAND. lying md Peiuk1 ~ tie
aounty of Buckingham, belonging t09e4e
Melton, containing two hundred andGsw4-
" two acres, more or less, andNe believe
adjolaing the lands of Capt. Joseph svoold-
ridge, and aehers, and within about two
mites of HMson Morriss's Tavern in said
csuuiy.
Daniel Moseley, Com
James Walker, missi-
John Walker, oners.
March sstby 1910. w3tS.
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FOR SALE.--A handsome, second ha d
n London bsilt CHARIOT, which mas
been bat little used aud is in = good syate
VI preservation. Apply to the prinsaS or
10 Mr., HvGHrs, coach maker, Opposite
tndy be seen. IF
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Noticel

The Partnership Of S. Hevey, Co.
will expire on the 18th inst all tEfhre in.
debted are requested to come forward and
settle their accounts. Those having claims
epon the Grm will please apply for pay
meut to Sylvester Hevey, who 10 authorls-
cd 10 set lie the same. 1t
Rockets, Richmond, April lsth. 1919.
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WANTED,

The firm ofJames F. Lcitch, & Co.
Is charged to LEITct q. GRAHAM, & Co. who
wn dispose of their Goods on low terms for
sash or prcdsce only.
The debtors to the former firnfsYb
GEORGE YUIILEy G. Co, and JAMESF.
LEITCH, & Co. are .equesssd 70 settle tnsif &C
aoun's inredistely
Nsnenestsr, April Ist 1910. swp.
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BosTox. April z.
FROM THE PATRIoT

Ship Sally, Captain Stutson, SO days
from London, and for,y-6ve from
the Downs, arrived here yesterday,
| bringing London dates to the 10th
February.
The following is the substance of the
news which we find m cursory view
of the papers.
The American Ambassador wa. at
Court February 8, and is mentioned
first on the list OF Ambassadors. He
received dispatches from Paris Febra-
airy II.
The John Adams frigate passed
Dover Feb. ID, from Holland for the
United States. At Dover she yin.
doubtedly received on board despatch
es from Mr.. Pinkney. 4 y
February 8, in the British House Of
Commons motion was made that the
papers respecting the American ne.
gociation be laid on the table--gran-
ted.
IS A letter from Rotterdan mentions
the arrival of a great number of French
troops 10 Dutch places, and states that
some American vessels which had
been permitted TO sell at Amsterdam
had suddenly received an order to pus
to sea.
There was a report that the Touton
feet was out.
Sarcouf, the celebrated fortunate
French naval comm ander, has slipped
out OF st. Maloss in frigase bound t.
the East Indies.
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Dutch papers to the eth inst. have
been received, with private letter, Of
the 1st, from Paris. According to the
latter, the destined bride of Bonaparte
is, not the niece of the King of Ssxo-
ny, but sister of the Emperor Of Rus
STA. The following is an extract from
this letter -
" 1t is now ascertained that the sis-
ter of the Emperor Alexander i, the
Princess, who is to beco ne the wife of
the Emperor Napoleon. --Caullaeourt,
a relation of the An5assador of thar
name. at St. Pctersburgh, left Paris a
few days ago for that capital, 20 escort
the Russian Princess TO THE CITY,
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PUBLIC SALE.

W1LL BE SOLD OF Tuesday s,eacs ae 2sm
instant,
The unexpired term Of service of young
NEGRO WOMAN, ending on the l4th
May, 1915. A credit eff months will be
given, and a note with an approved endorser
required for the purchase money.
P. g. Marlfeiler.
August IS.
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gratitude. sassed a ta,cnunent viii y.
scrwtsoD So Sacred be the a,Nsss.s
vsd. He was friend 80 the dis,,.,sss
His advice saved sac 6rom dessryc,.,n
a testimony Of the snoss exalted p,,,,s, "
Sadi aas rvecsed tk;saEnouumeus.n
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snvse sfb. Rssssts.s Cave DIN the forest a0.
wash G1sh ROCKS aid ssaosGsfSaise
rsss cave rn sae ssde-a sarge ssalza sTse a'se
the sss,arr-4ae EDRaY THIEVES ag9 sesn
coming forward 10 fall gaasSpsver the maoua-
gslas sszgaag DISTINGUISHED, they oozse 10 chs
y,rk. where ease 5aEsdIad cssawass " Ss,ososascc
ste caa,sa Ssssd saa1 doe vucE,~ " AbdaEata, asse
casasSE, wata a acRad voice excssissas, 6 s2Eem
.Sess1ss,s the uscass osessz-Ssae bandatts agaia
caasHass *s 3uy Sid ake sy@zex gates unsce&, 49,
the 5gssea door oE,eNs-s0szac of the rebbers
enter aad deposit their 5oosy, the rest remain
ON Gsss wasch ; oae oS sheUa discovers o hatch
ct which belongs TO .EG Bsaa, at the iooe OF
the tree they threatese to kill hisn should ne
fall In their way-he hears their menace from
the tree which he had climbed TO conceal
himself ON their approach the robbers close
sheir cave and depart in quest Of psaader.-
Chorus, t.Lake tie awimd driven SO I'd
Abdalial, Captain of
the Robbers, MIR. Cone.
Hasssrac, second Captain, Harris.
Robbers, Messrrs. Francis, Hardinge, VIZ
mot, Harris, Allen, Seymour, etc.
Scene 9th. Ali Baba's Cottage.
Cassina Baba, the Rich
Brother, Mr.. Downie.
Song, iCogiaj Last nigbs SAT nss d0su's and
cy5ed.'s'
Duet, fAlli Bahia and Cogiaj {" Waile hoer
the sfiyit, flags"
Scene 9Th. The Robbers in Ambush
March Of the caravans over the mountains
Fight between the robbers and those who
compose the caravan.
Setim, leader of the
Caravan, Master Barrett.
Xelie, the Bashaw's
daughter, Mrs. Francis.
Guards of the Carayan--Camcl Drivers
Slaves, etc.
Act Cd. Abode of Northumberland
brand seated on his throne, under canopy
supported by furies, attended by war, famine,
fraud and rapine; with "a namber of other
6ends, Interview between Orchobran6 and
Hassarac.
Crchobrand, Genius of
the Forest, and Pro-
tector Of the Thieves, Mr. Briers.
Sc Strike the syerid 4vith fear and zvonder''
Scene Cd. An apartment at Ali B.ba's.
Duet, Morgiana and Ganem, 4" iii cruel maid
so soon retiring"
Song, Morgiana, " .dh, ltttie blind Boy"
Scene Sd. Coolers Stall
Mustapha, tie .Cobler, Mr.. Blissett
Song, Mustapha, " Last zvcek took vrye"
,of Ali Baba's house, number Of on JARS
standing in,the yard, wherein the robbers are
concealed
Scene 6th--Room in Ali Baba's house
Trio, Eogia, Ganem, and Morgisna,
"~Ah hairy tie day"
Scene ;7th--A Banqueting Room--Taln-
BORNE Dance, Morgiana)
The last scene is ii beautiful view ola ;
Palace q the FAIRY Of the Lake. .
At the termination is seen Lake, etc.
Cupids passing 20 and fro in various boats de-
corated with .streamers, wreaths and gar
lands it represents Palace, the columns
fancilully ornamentedwitk gold; on the sides
golden statues Of scupids holding festoons of
roses
The whole to conclude with
A DANCE. !.
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CALLED
THE FORTY THIEVES.

Founded ON that celebrated tale in the Arab
an Nights Entertainments, by Richard
Brinsley Sheridan, esq and performed at
the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards
Of two hundred nights, to the most crowd
ed houses.
The scenery, machinery, dresses and deco
rations, entirely new. The scenery de;
signed by Mr.. Stuart, and executed by
him, assisted by H. Warren. The dresses
by MIR. Maccubbin With the original
music by Keliy--the orchestra accompani-
ments by M. Pellesiere. Dances under
marches by Mr.. Harris.
SCENE FIRST,
TIT FAIRY =GROTTO.
= = ls-, hs:iIliant scene exhibits large masses
sgrass; in,the distance is seen
THE CLASSY LAKE,
ibounded BY immense rocks. Chorus" Fai.
ery OF the CLASSY. Lake" The fairy. appears
attended by nymphs, sylphs, naiads, sc.
drawn by two WRITE SWANS; her chariot is
composed of large sea shell, coral, and sea
weeds.
Ardanelle, the,Fairy, !. Mrs. Barrett
Gossamar, Miss Jefferson
Attending Nymph, Mrs. Jacobs
Maids, Mrs, Petit, Miss Petit, etc.
Sylphs, Miss Seymour, Masters T.
Jefferson, j. Jefferson,
John Jefferson, ScriYen-
Ger, Downie
The fairy calls her attendants and xpresy-
Sses her determination, to protect the virtuous
Ali Bahia, poor wood cutter, and his fami-
~, from the power and. Vaccinations of the
~enchanter Orchobrand. She waves her wand,
part of the scene opens and discovers the
figures of Ali Bahia and his son Ganem, with
their old horse, going to their daily occupa-
tion as wood cutters.
Ali Baba, Mr. Jefferson.
.Ganem, his sen, Jacobs.
Scene I'd. A Wood. Song, fAE Baba)-
;" To woodman's hut there came one day"
Scenes. Grove near Cassim Baba's house:
Zaide, the wife of Casim
A Baba, Mrs. jefferson.
Cogia, the wife'o: Ali Baba, Seymour.
song tCogia) " All where can turn for
Scene 9Th. Inside of All BaLa's cottage.
Morgiana, slave to
SasAm bahia, Mrs Wilmot
duet, Cosia Morgiana, &c When DER life
sunshine clouds are cast
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7. 7. RAMSAY,
.dtforneu az Lam.

attorney at Law.
Intends practising the Law in the
Superior and Inferior Courts of Lou
doun County. He will settle at Lees
.burgh.
Aug. II. I'd
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

Gr Tie PHH;c are yssSersu0y sn7o-Sssd,
f6tss an consequence Of Eke great uassstg
of New Pieces to Be presented eass sea-
son no Pay wiR Sc repeated.
On 7uedsay EUensag, Aug. IS,
VIII be presented celebrated Melo Drame,
(NeVer Perfarued here ).
CALLED
THE BLIND BOY.
Written s57 flames Kesny, end bey}aTmed at
fae Loadan and Philadelphia Theatres,
apisa tie most unbsuwded aRbtd,tse. The
original Ijlssic by Tohn Dapy. Accaus-
paniments by d. .PeAessiere.
Stanislaus, King of
Sarmaiia, Mr. Downfe
Edmond, his son, Mrs. Witmot
Rodolph, Master Barrett
Oberto, MIR. ChaFnock
Starow, Harris
Kalie, Cone
Melino, JetfersoR
High Priest, Jacobs
Priests, 3u ANRmot q Seymour
Frank, Master Downie
Charles, ScriVener
Zano, Mr.. Briers
Princess Ida, Mrs. Jacobs
Glvina, Oberto's
Daughter, Jefferson
Attendants on the Princess, Mrs. Petit, Miss
Petit, sc,
liz act I'd, Procession to the 'rubfials Of
Prince Rsdoibh and the Princess Ida.
40 srhich vii be added (t0r fha' atsszE Ortss1
Grand Oheratic Romance, in acts,
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be added tottlie
sales at the Vendue Store,
8 chests Hyson & Young Hy-
son Teas.
also,
A variety Of Houfhold Furni-
tslre, among which are-Dining and Break
fast Tables, Mahogany and Windsor hairs,
i chest drawers, beds and bedsteads, wash
stands, kitchen furniture, SC.
P. @. Marffeller.
August 81
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The whole to conclude with
A DANCE.

Doors to be opened otsss,unss lee,:tarmaneS
to commence at Z o'clack.
H. Tickets to be had at the Theatre, at
Mr.. Snowden's Printing Office, and at Mr.
Brooks Hotel.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alex,,n.'ia county,
IN the district Of Columbia, HIS 15taIred from
the Orphans Cenvs, oil sasi cornlv letters ies-
tan,entsry on the estate of MN. Fizmga,
Esquire, of ChAhasa, lafe of the county u.
Sforssah, deceased: al! ipcrs rs saving claims
agai1s. the ssid deceasei. are cr.eby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers there's
Of 10 Alexander Moore, Register OF Wills Of
Alexandra. On or before tic 23d DAY at juno
next, or they may by law be excluded fio,n
ali benefit OF said estate, And those intlebt-
ed thereto arc requested to ,,nake immediate
paymcn, Given upder my hand siis esd
day Of December, 1903. s rc -
Robert Randolph, 2
Eseruser sfHs. FRsdgs d, q cAaiaaa.
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DittrlCt OF Columbia,
! mo. 10.

County Of .dleraadria, jan. IS, 1910.
WAS committed to the Jail Of this county
as n runaway, a Negro man who calls linn
Sc EJOHN Gel Ar, and says he is the pro-
perry Of Mr. Edsa'a .dmh!er, of Iamestowr:
Vnginia--hs is about 40 years Of age, Eve
feet eight inches high, had On a jacket Cnl
pan,alouns of negro green cotton; and an o.
brown cloak ), he had two horses with him
which lie was Offering for sale. The ewNe,
is requested to come and prove mis- property
pay charges shd take him away, otherwise lie
wllfbs disposed Of US the law directs.
James Campbell, .7atlor..
: January 20, ......... - lawam.
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5o5 acres Of Land for Sale.

r WISH TO SELL The above .qasn.ity a
/ Land, situated near the rod leading
from Georyctown, 10 Alcxanafia. and about
al equal distance ,fom cxcht,.wn!
This property is fully one haF covered with
wood, which viii render liz :i,i sGsisatie puf'
chase. Oh the terms that ]. twill ss.lii.
George H. sTsffclt. Esq viii shew the
Lard to any gentleman who shes 10 see ~ Z
aud viii siYe Tie heccssarywi Information !
/. rs George II. Chapman. 1
Dss:mssr Ia. 81; e. sat
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-14
: VALUABLE PROPERTY
70 r $ A l. K.
A three story BRICK. WARE.
July 81.

" o101 7 " 1HS10
HOUSE at the corner of Union and Prince
streets ! IS feet front upon Prince, and ~
feet 4 inches frort upon Union.strees. 'Cc
cup!cd by Jonathan and paYd'Ross. Is
A HOUSE and LOT occupi.
ed BY Jacob Leap; this Lot fronts "a feet 4
inches ON Union-street, and 81 feet : inches
ON 20 feet alley; It viii be sold altogether,
or divided as may best suit purchasers.
:. A. vacant LOT binding on
Duke. Patrick, and Woli.streets, being one.
fourth of square.
Forterms apply 10
JOHN Janney. :
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