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~ GLEN from store the Man. Street, on
~ the evening Of the 18Th inst. I'JgO BRASS
PEAS, belonging to a Patent Balance, 3 8. lob.
any person who viii detect the tliei, or deliver
the peas to the Editor Of the Enquirer, shall be
literally re warded
Feb %. ct
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CRRlsr1ANsANp, (Nnrl Nnv.

CFRISTIANsANp mod Nov. g.
In my former letters / informed Of my CAP
turc and condemnation at this place, when o..
peaied to the High Court Of Chrisiiqns, where !
am happy to add that have the strongest assu,.
"nces that all American ships now uu,ler capture
aud detention III the ports Of Norway, will be 10
eralcd but VIC have reason 10 complain Of :;
wanyon representation OF t,me even atthat court,
Tor they set upon these TRIALS bat one day in q
week, and we cannot Learn whelheg We dcciyoi
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a King of l!lyria,
Count of Sabioncello,
Baron of Stagno,
Count of Cattaro,
Count OF Spalatro,
Duke OF the Ionian Is
lands,
Count OF Istria,
Marquis of st. Maura,
King of Cyprus,
King of Gambia,
GrandDuke of Rhodes,
Viceroy of the Morea,
Marquis of Egyna,
3 Kings, / Grand Duke
Marquisses, z c.
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NJ OTICE.-I'he subscriber being desr0us to
~ close his ExecuiorslIp of the estate o
Paul Graham decd. and whereas there appears
by the will the said Graham, a debt 10 be due
from the Estate Of his Grandfather Duncan Ora
ham, 70 the firm of Lilies Bogie & Co for the
payment of which, or a part Of which, provision
is made by the Will of the said Paul Graham :
this is therefore to require the said firm, or their
agent to come forward, state their claim, and
establish the amount due, that the same may be
settled otherwise the assets will CATER three
months from this time) be applied 10 the dis
charge OF other debts due from the estate of the
said Paul Graham aud this notice will be plead.
ed .n bar 70 tie said claim.
SAMUEL BURRUSS,
Err II Iaui Crahanr.
Care Inc County Vir6s
Jaauary "a, 1909. 1aw8wF
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REMOVAL.
PENITENTIARY STORE,
February 10.

MESTTC M RENO USE
IN ]. BURR, in addition to the articles
~ putactured at the Penitentisry, offers for
sale an assortment of GOODS of HOME Nh
NUFACTURE, uis
Fine and coarse HATS of every description.
A regular supply of Cotton CLOTH, on con-
signment from the Providence Manutsctory, and
will BE- sold by the piece at the mill prices, viz:
BEDrIcNING, STRIPRs, CHECKS & PLAIN
CLol us, STUN CoTToH, single and double,
home made LINEN SHEETING.
RICHMOND GUN-pOWDER by the lseg,
warranted Of superior quality.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER & ALE in
casks and bottles, and BEER in barrels.
Harness Leather, Wax Calf Skins, Boot Legs,
Coloured and Black Roans.
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MOFlCE--The Executive will receive pro-
IN posals for making Carriages to mount an.
non, until the 10Th Of March next, according TO
model to be exhibited here, or so described as
to be understood by the undertaken.
AneSt.
SAMUEL COLEMAN, Aec
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600 pieces India Cot. 4 do Bed Ticking,
ton, 60 do Romeal Hand
200 do. Calico, kerchiets,
SO do. Furniture Cop SO do. Madras do.
er Plate, 10 ps Bandannas,
$50 do. CamDric Mus 10 do. Marseilles,
lin, 100 Packets Pins, &
100 do. Oil Cloth, 200 lbs DID,
100 do Wieboars and Lu,strngs, Italian
Bombazetts, Silks,
100 do. Elegant light Black Satin,
ground ChintZ "A Silk s. Cotton Umbrel-
= 400 do. Cotton Shirt las,
ing .3-4 rs & Al Sewing Silks & Twist
Oh dozen Cotton Cotton Cassemeres,
Hose, Silk Shawls,
20 do. Silk ditto, Ieno Shawls,
is do. Corduroy, Muslin do
10 do. Tabby Velyets, Silk, Cotton & Thread
10 do. Checks Al & Lace,
Cd White Pocket Hands,
20 do. black Cam Silk and La, ed Gloves
brio, White and Colored
10 do. superfne Thread
Cloth, Book Jacouet and Leao
90 do Second do. Muslins,
Is do. Casimercs, Japan'd ditto and
Is do. white Plat Robe Dresses,
ills, Knives and Forks, and
do. Brown do. avariety Of other ar.
do Dowlas, tices too tedious to
60 do Rolls, enumerate
25 do. Oznabrugs,
Terms-All sums under S 100 cash-over
S 100 and not exceeding s 500 ninety days Gre
dit--sums of {, 500 and upwards 1870 days credit
For credit, purchasers Notes, negotiable and
payable at the Bank of Virginia, with approved
endorsers, wilt be required.
PROSSER 81 NOWCURE, .auc'rs,
Richmond, February %, 1910.
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FROM NORWAY.

Extract RIA letter frons The comDtan4er effAe sl,b
Atne,ica, 10 The Editor Of the Ne1vba,ybo,t Her.
aid, dGiel
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WASTED TO HIRE, by the year, good
COOPER
February Is. IF
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al persons having demands against me will
please bring them forward for adjustment
those indebted to me are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
H. /. PHIIIPS
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M ANCHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.
LIVE The house and situation being exceeding
ly we'll adapted Tor the reception of boarders, the
public and friends to this ms sutton, are respect
fully informed, that young ladies' will be admit
ted ON moderate terms 'fhy great variety of
elegant Needle Work, Drawing. &C. exhibited
at the public examination, precudcs The necessi-
~ OF nartcularly enumerating the various sorts
The Needle Work, Drawing and Frcach, taught
by Mrs. O'Reilly.
The music by Mr.. Weidemeyer. The school
IS superintendent, and the different branches liz
English Literature taught, by Mr. O'2cilly.-
Strict attention will be paid to the health, morals,
and Improvement {. lie pupils placed at this A
cademy.
February %. 1t
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ she StockhoideyS are requested to meet a,
ByookS'S Iaveyn in MaacieStsy, On He att
Moady in March ensuing. Special niqteyS of
bNs'rrss ipbotfcnt to the interest dt tie Contbng,
Te9@Te n t"H meeting and Tie early attendance oj
each mcnlber on hat div.
By cyaer Of The Di,ectoys,
JHuES BRHNDER, CIk.
MaHche8ter. ret. 90 nm
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a late London paper states, that the following
ne70 ntLss are about to be conferred b. the Empe,
ror OF France, as reward to his General, and
others, who have accompanied him in his late
campaign against Austria -
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Count Of Samis,
Count of Santor.n;,
Duke of Naxos,
Marquis OF Hydra,
Marquis of Paros,
Count OF Tini, Sira &c
| Macona,
Marquis of Scarpen.o.
Duke Of Patinos and
| Nicaria,
Duke of Antiparos and
! Siphanto,
Marquis of Zea, Their
| mia and Macronisi
1 Viceroy, 4 Dukes, 6
'unts and l Baron.
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SAFES at .Aalction.
A B.

{ N Wednesday, the I2,a inst. at 10 O'Clock
- HIkI be sold, at cur store, n variety OF D P1~
GOODS, and in the afternoon of same dav. sun
dry articles in the Grocery line, in order to close
several eonsignments the principal articles con.
sst Of
Comm n, midd'ng and rine broad cloths
One trunk Of ladies' morocco, shoes
few pieces OF twilled black lustrinp for ladies'
peiises
Supertine black and light cooured kerseymeres
brown and blue frzes, white cotton hosiery
rs & A. Irish linens, pins, mems hats
goo boxes by 10 window glss
Muscovado sugars in hhds & bb!s
Imperial and Chuian teas in small chests &c c,-.
The terms will be liberal and made known n.
the sale.
IL. G B. MrEkS, Auct.oneers.
December s ..
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COMMUNICATION.

VI the 20'h ult. JOSEPH SCOTT Mar
rhalt II the Virginia district. aud p Mgior
~ tHv arny OF The u. States. durine :, o
reV"u"on, departed his lite HIS BODY was
a"snued t. he grave by the military
a"u numerous procession of ;he inhab-
tdh'S ot the City.-H- had fingered for
many months from the pressure II thr dis
case under winch he finally sunk In the
long course OF his suGerlogs ms frnuess
never iorsook him. /, S believed tina! ne
was never heard 60 groan or even 10 utter
ehe language OF complaint
Major Scott was abru 81 vears rs ,,,o
when he died. He entered into the aro3,'
at the commencement Of the late war as a
lieutenant, and remained IN service until
our independence was Acknowledged
When THIS event took place, he retired IN
the county OF Amelia. with very little nro
Perty-with constitutioB impaired bv srvr
raj campaigns of fatigue. hardship ard d,n
ger. an arm disabled by ind which he
/ hao received IN battle but with a spirit Of
rectitude OF honor and independence which
never subsidized.
soon after the accession of the late Pre-
sident. he received commission. appo,nt
ing him TO the Office of Marshall of this dis
trict, which sffice he held until the dav Of
his death
In the capacity of Marshall, the Conduct
OF MAJOR Scott was in the highest decree &C
curate and honorable. Upon all business
confded TO him in his Official character he
bestowed the most minute and patient atten.
tIoh, suPerintended with a watchfuI eve the
Conduct OF his deputies, and in the man
agement OF the great pecuniary Concerns OF
ms ONCE, he was most punctiliously exact.
NO suItor was ever kept one moment from
his money, and in his abstracts which were
regu arly transmitted TO the treasury de-
partment, every cent of the public money.
1t confidently believed, was invariably ac-
counted for.
The hrmness and courage with which
Major Scott discharged his dutyas a soldier.
and the high integrity with which he per
formed during period of about nine wears.
all the duties Of an Office, of great trust as
well as importance, obtained for him while
alive the regard and confidence of all who
Knew him, and now claim for his memory
the respect and veheration of his country !.
men.
But the memory Of Major Scott, will be
revered by those who personally knew him.
for other reasons. lie was an honest man.
IN the most extensive meaning of the word
In all his transactions he did not only what
justice, but the most delicate sense of honor
required. He was hospitable and generous
| IN ms intercourse with the world, chgarful
and polite, and IN his frteudships ardent
and sincere. But enthusiasm, was the mos,
prominent, though certainly not the mos,
valuable trait IN the character Of Major
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-08
FOR rHs ssoufRE En-.
COMMUNICA91oN.
STONE WARE AoUEDUCr PIPES

81 ONc w AMI. aSSScOOCl flPES.
II IS certain that the molerns have degeners
ted in their choice of materials for the convey
ance Of water.
The Car;hagenians and Romans almost uni
versally used Earthen Pipes, which did not sur
pass, if they equaled, those which are now e,
brcated-for it hardly appears possible, e fiv,
hundred or a thousand years to wear them out
Wood frequently gives water a bad taste & soor
rots-snd It is generally believed, that LEAD i.
; injurious To health, and Iron will give the Cha
iybeac taste to water.
Under these crcumst snces, it is pleasing to
learn that Virginia Invention is about TO super
cete all these inconveneucies, and rival the
works of the Ancients. MIR BLACKWELL, stone.
ware potter, at Charlestown, Brooke County,
Virginia, Con the Obio) has invented method
OF making stone ware pipes, for conveying wa
ter, for which he purposes obtaining a Patent
They are in lengths offrom one to two feet, and
where united Together with small quantity Of
Cement, are rendered perfectly water tight, and
by Being burnt to a stone and glazed on both
sides with common salt only, they mist certain.
y surpsss in durability and sweetness every o.
ther substance now in use for that purpose ----
Ben. Wills, Esq. president of the Stubenyille
Bank, has laid near eight hundred feet, to bring
the water OF spring to his house, and they an
swer the purpose completely-and in the spring
he proposes using 500 more.-The newly ncor-
porated Water Company of that place, have re.
Jected Wood. and have now large quantity
making, for the purpose of watering it-notwith.
standing the first cos, is more than that of wood
Now az these could be sent to Orleans at a rea.
sonsbie eSpence, and from thence brought as
ballast to the Atlantic sea ports, they will very
probably come into use ON this side the Noun
tains.
The prices Of stone ware pipes at the Manu-
factory:
Inch bore at the small end, Is cts per foot
II do do 90 do
9 do do Is do
Other prices in proportion
One end of the pipe is made smaller and en-.
tiers the large end of another, about 2 inches
therefore the pipes are inches longer than are
charged for.
" Should any gentleman feel disposed to pa.
tron,Ze this Invention and leave his Orders with
the Editor oft the Enquirer, he will have them
punctuaiiy executed, with the liberty of refusing
the Pipes IN their arrival, if they do not answer
To the above description.
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SO.

1loSOLUTION.-Tl business under tbe
- firm Of Taylor and Stubbs. If g d;ssoiyed
consequently it becomes more necess,rv Co,r
those indebted 10 said concern to come G,r,y,rJ
and pay their respective balances To- Tobn G
Stubs, Jr who alone s authorized TO reeve ,i,c,
same or suits will b. indiscriminsteIv brougbt a.
gainst delinqu Mt debtors, the first Of Jan,,r,,
next All persons having claims sg.,ost
SAID concern, are requested 10 bring them r,r.
ward properly authenticated to said Stubbs. r..
Tor paym ut. 1l'
JOHyV 8. STUNTS. m
The business, hereafter viii, be carried On 4,
tn nam OF JOHN S S'ubbs. Jr--who oifsrs his
services TO the public in'1e buying .nd srllinoe
All K nds Of prod &c on issio, md ,,,,-ss
particularly Thai Of tobacco IS he A,tfers IN
ssii competent in judgement to give sa,lsf,etion
Dotn as u respects quality and oi der, from All 81.
perence which the msiuf tring b o;yen
~ -, 5OhN s. S7UBBS, je.
n .. All pe,5ons are forwaro.I
uinB Tor a note given 10 tire Names al roL, e
Stub6s jr. and John : Stubs sent and -, -
payable to Richardson Tsylor the 7th Of a.,
1871 as ssi Suabs jr holds oaseu for he sa,,g
Which VIII be made % appear
Dec g. ''''' ~ 'H"7"S.Js
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fseots. While his head was white with sss,

! Scott. While his head vas white with sges
| his body-emaciated and ms eye sunk by dis
ease, he spike on every interesting topic:
Wit. The yivacity and ardn' by which Youth
rs commonly distinguished. Major Scott bad
not enjoyed the advantage of liberal educa-
ton. But in the latter part of his life he had
read much, aud in every part of it, had been
an attentive observer of mankind In the
rectitude of his own Judgment ne had great
confidence, and in The defence of his op,ni.
ons, which were the combined result of ex-.
perience and of reading, he manifested tho
most determined zeal. These opinions were
often original, and expressed in language
peculiar to himself. This language was
frequently obnoxious to Criticism. bui it vas
s. Dtten the vehicle of sound sense, correct
sentiments, and pure and honorable prince
Piles, that his expressions as well as his
opinions were perpetualIy repeated in the
societies of his friends, and Will long survivH
him.
BY the death of Major Scott, we have lose
one more of the soldiers of the revolution,
an excellent civil officer. an exemplary Gil.
uzen, and man of truth, honor and inde-
pendence. This event is the more severely
ielt, because 1t has come upon US while our
hearts are softehed b, the recollection of tho
many affecting losses which this city has.
within the short course of few months hat
SO much reason to deplorc.
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Sales at .Auction.
December s

4 L the house Of Captain Woodward. al Rock
N etts-W'H be sold, on Saturday. the 15th
INST nj, for cash, positively without reserve, all.
the Household anr Kitchen FUPNITUR E.
FOSTER & S5TCHELL
December g. A.
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" Two mails n. Of Washington are due.
No mail from that city, yesterday morning.
We are indebted to the Alexandria Ga.
zette, for the Presidents Message.
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d COPY.
Decrmber g. ,nS,,a
SIMPSONS SPEECH.
{ In PIDlbhIets) Tor sale, ~ this OGce

a CchkD'--The subscriber returns his CRATE
=, = 'hi a. knowledgements to The citizens Of
n 'Ghm"nd and the public in general, from whom,
nc mas received The most unbounded encoura e.
men I'D ne line OF his bu ness and begs leave
W inform thsrn that with view to accomnodatr.
nose who may have wish to continue tbe;r at-
rohsg lie has enlarged his business bv AK
ing inc shop lately occupied by Ephraim Speed,
IN tne street between The Governors house md
Tie virginia Inn, where any article, in his line
II be executed with fidelity, neatness and dis
pa'e"r re WIN Keep constantly on band a sup
&c. &c. So 8 ''eS'
Locks and Keys will be repaired on the sbor.
test notice, by their ohcdicnt and ver humble,
servant SEWALL OSGOOD.
If
n: b. a good Journeyman Blacksmith. will
to the subscriber.
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December 6

! N tHANCERY Lancaster County Courts
A ooh November, 1910 ''
James Brent, ph.r
Against
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Extract Of lefte, from a PASSENGER on
BOARD The United States' schooner Enter
frlze 10 q friendm fozUu
On the 2lst ult we sailed from New
York (whence / wrote you) for New Or
le MS, aad arrived in Hampton Roads on the
2Tth. IN very shattered condition. after ex
per'encing' on Friday night last, one Of the
most tremendous gales of wind that ever
oie" from the Heavens! We suffered the
loss OF Is beautiful nine pound brass pieces
with tneir Carriages ; Quantity of powder
some shot handspikes provisions every
'h'ng OF lumber on the deck-and finally.
onr man mast fell overheard. bv which nniv
!" 'nrn were signify hurt. When my mind
FheCts on our perilous situation and hair
nFeau,h escape, feel with peculiar convic
'p';, .'a mere vs. an over ruling Providence
which governs the destinies Of men"
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NORFOLK Dec. 5.
Ecrract Of a letter 10 merchant in mis-
f[ace dd,ed

GoT7gEsuRc, Oct 6.
business here is unhrqffa6le and dull +;
J4O'ra6le changes are however erhected.
az h0lifieal OfezV this place is free from,
robbery and censfscation ofhrohertv a: and
IN This RESPECT, ferhats tie safest on Me
Continent
This morning a flee. Of 900 sail, under
convoy Sot under weigh for The Baltic, the
greater fart Of them had been detained here
ny head 7vinds for TEN 7ueeks."
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~ lRGiNl A, to mir Alta Chancery District
Court hello AZ the former capitol, in Will.
amsourg, the 25th day Of Ot,ober, 1910
mes Ross, surviving partner o. the mercan.
tile firm, lately trading under the stile and name.
VI ''sIes moss GO. RhT
Mary Dame and George Dame, deyisees os.
George Dame, decd and the SAID Mary Dame.
hAecutrlx OF the said George Dame, decd
Def rs.
THE defendants not having entered their an-s
Pearance and given security, according 10 the ace
OF assembly and the rules of this court and il an
Pearing to the satisfaction Of the court that tbsv
are not inhabitants OF this country On the notion
oi the paint'tt, by his counsel; his ordered, Thar
the Defendants do appear here on the fra. da, ~
the next term and answer the bill of the nain,ifr.
ana that copy of this order ne forthwith insert
cd IN the E. qurer for two months success;veIv-
and posted 81 the front door OF the former cantet
in this city. r,SA
n Copy. IeSte,
December ~
IN cHANCERY Lancaster County conr,..
ooh Move mber 1910.
Jane : Brent PAG
Richard Bennett and Elias Edmonds,
Derts
. ne defendant Bennett, not having eniered
ms appearance and given security, accortlirp r.,
law and the rules Ot this court and j, anne.p,nc.
10 the Satisfaction of the court, that the III de-
ishdai,' Is not an nhabtant of the state Of Virpi
ma On the motion OF the plaintiff; II is oya-red.
; "at ne do appear here the third Mond.v in
FEBRUARY next, and answer the bill Of the plain.
'iIle' ana that copy of this order be forth ith
inserted IN some ne US psper published IN the CITY
OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
another Tosted at the front door of this court
house N'u"
d Copy.
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Mary Dame and George Dame, devisees OF
George Dame, decd and the SAID Mary Dame.
kxecutrix of the said George Dame, decd
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
NEW YORK, august 10.

sOn "Wednesday last, at the court Of g.
neral sessions OF the peace nov holding
this CITY,, came on the trial OF Anthony No
,raless, calling himself ",Geneyul Anth@
Ao,ales, charge DIES afaires and consGF
neral q fhis majesty the king of HoAaM,r.
siding near the governwent 81 the I. 5taM'
on an indictments for obtaining by false pre-
fences from William w. Rodman OF Ib'
city, the sum of forty dollars. The eHeoH
stances disclosed on the trial were, lN
some time in June last the prisoner CAM
to lodge at the house of MIR. Dyde, Whn
Mr.. KoJman was then lodger: That o
the morning after his arrival he applied"
Mr.. Rodman for the loan OF 40 doIaN
representing himself to be charge d ts1
flares and consul general of the king Of nv
land and that, having on return ''I
Washington been robbed by his scrv'n ~
his trunk and money, he was in some our
Guilty, and requested the loan OF the aOJ,
sum until he could negotiate bills Oh D.
government. To support this rsprsS'D.
ton he produced to Mr.. X. certain p'F'
and docum nts in the Dutch language "
which MIR. r. did not understand. Ia O..
sequence OF this representation he oO'a'I '.
the loan. A few days afterwards the ''s
" OF his story was detected, and he Wa''
rested for swindling. -.
In his defence he produced es'h =,
parchment which was said to contain
appointment, but which on examnaHo."v,s
found to be only letter of credit NV NV
name of the Ba,aOian Republic, ia 'N s,s
Mr.. Anthony Morales, authorizing mi
honor" to draw on the Dutch eovsra%ssss
for such sums of money as he m'gnr' m
proper. He likewise produced an L ,r.rJ
tur issued by the President OF the o oD.p,
States to him, recognizing him as 'vr midi
general of the Batavian Republic u anth
which he had acted for about one D~ .sc,
when he was discovered to be an 'np~ ,,uJ
and the exequa,ur recalled. l. was was, W
by the prisoners counsel tina, this pap ;;d,aa
genuine that the paper itself was s ssd ,bs,
Of his being what he represented; , aaa !,
of consequence, as a foreign mi N, %,
was privileged from prosecution lo "o+t tbt
fence short Of treason and ~ Supp
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-15
TRACT Of LAND for SALE,
in Frederick~county, Virginia.

The subscriber offers for Sale that
valuable tract of LAND whereonhe now re-
sides, known by the name of the Hhite OK
Bsttom. This land is surpassed by none Tor
fertility of soilin the county OF Frederick. 1t
contains seven hundred and thirty acres, up.
wards of one third in valuable timber; the
cleared land under good enclosures There
are ON the land handsome Brick Dwelling
House, good Ice House, and every other
out house necessary for family. Forty OF
fifty acres of this land is handsomely situsted,
and could be converted intoexcellent meadow.
Also, a large orchard of valuable Apples with
other fruit. This land lies Within two miles
OF Battle Town in said county.
The subscriber will also Sell a valu-
able two story HOUSE, and LOT containing
Jour acres of ground, with every necessary
out house on saidlot, in the aforementioned
town.
1t is needless to say more, rs no doubt
those Who wish to purchase will first view the
property.
Whiting Washington
July IL. co