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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20

crona, and Cor a Day or two previous 10
her appearances, ga"s were prepared Oh
the ramparts TO give eciat 10 the landing
OF this new statesman ; az length, instead
OF Il friga,e as was expected, a merchant
shp laden with Sugar and coEee hove in
sight. a boat was hoisted out. and MIR
J. .. Adams approached the shore but
before nc vas suffered TO land, he under
went a severe examination BY the officers
OF the customs, who were with difficulty
convinced that he WAS the Ambassador
expected from the new world. he was,
however, at last permitted 10 land, but the
usual salute by the guns on shore did not
take place."
Bv recapitulation of the report made
by the adjutant general of Pennsylvania
relative to the arms, SC. of Pennsylvania,
! it appears that the total of infantry and ex-
empts, artillery cavalry, light infantry and
rIiemen; amounts to 92,376--the stand
OF arms. public and private, to 3s,9E-
and the field pieces to SO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20

. On the motion made by Mr. Randolph to
thank Mr. Madison for the " proraptitude
and frankness with which he had acted, %
in carrying into effect the arrangements
with Erskine, every federal'st declared
the arrangement to be reciprocal, honest
and liberal---and honorable to both coun-
tries
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20

The house adjourned.
NEw.YoRx, Feb. q
Ehe numerous arrivals of yes,rrda.e
tord us nothing of moment. A ,,..S.,', A'.
10 the Amelia from Lisbon, ;nrnrn,. y.
he read London papers as late a. ,h. o'Ie
OF December (is days Iater.,bsn -.
ceiyed IN America y they con,a;, 20
portant Information. Il was rsn,. ~ IN.
Lisbon on the Gath of December, tha, The
orlIish army had shifted their head our
tiers from Abran'es to Quinba, and .hsr
me french army were advancing.
we learn from the captain of IN. S,,,
Ism BRING Fly, arrived yesterday. irono
for.o Save'lo, that on the 18th J,n;,,rv
on zorro Rico, he spoke British Brio Iron,
81: harts, Tor Jamaica, the captain Of VIII
informed him that the British b,o So
ed a landing and taken possessio, of
part oil the island of Gauialoupe.
ny the arrival of the shin Amay, :,
10 days from Lisbon, We have $50. y"
Portuguese Gaze,tes to the asd IS ~
cenoer, containing London dates tn NJ.
semoer 50, tour days laer than before re
cs'eo' ne Lisbon Gazette OF Dsceub.r
80 contains spirited decree of the 90.
'ernmeni, IN the name of the prime. ,..
gent Tor supplying the Deficiencies in ~.
regular troops and militia, and ror can.
erai conscription, TO be called in,o ac'nai
service, as the exigencies of IN. go,
may 'eliife' lis great lc0g,h preciudes
pal'Icatioh OF It In our paper. BIZ the
s,H,n sI',c'e' all persons in the kingdom
os,"eeh tne ages OF g and s. years, of a
certain height are subject 10 the con,criD.
non, WIN some necessary exceptions, for
.he oeneh' OF agriculture, Commerce. nav.
iga'ion and the arts aud sciences. A .,e.t
number Of provisions are enaaed % 80
cure tue execution of the decree, and W.
~ severe penalties denounced against all
VINO may attempt 10 evade it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
TnteIIigeufc.
Ca,5tare Of Gaadrl7ube.


Captains Trsosp and FowtEs who have
arrived in New York from Gu sda'oupe, via
OF 6arts, inform THAI on the g8ih January
.he brItIih under Gen. BLcKwoRrH, covered
oYthe fleet under AID CccHRANE, completed
a late landing near BaTeserre Thar on the
81 FEB. the B-itiih attacked the French at Ma
ocouoac, Tx mics from Bafetsrre that the
oa''le continued about hours, ceafsi and
g commenced next morning, aud continued
s'sh' hours more, when the french hoiiied
wa'fe flags as iignals for cefation of arms ::
mat on the 4,h AID CocHRANE landed
ano proceeded into the French camps, and from
'nence on the OH to Bahe;erre. where, in the
preience of Captains T. aud +. he meutioned,
mar the caPitulation of the iland had been a.
s'eea 20 thai morning at o'clock That the
1agiih iofs was ef'mated al 500 killed and
"ounded and as che French potts were Ia.
aen by form with the oayouet, and the fight
,ng was detPerate, the French lois mu(t ALTO
nave been great I; and that OF three compa-
mes OF grena2isr iaSizfiSes,' only FIVE men
survived Thar the French had los brafs
gsces OF artillery in the battle; and that the
NTH aiailing force conllted of between z
an 5000 men, beides mariners and feamen.
ne next objects of the Britiih will be ST.
MARTINS 81. Eu'sa;ia, and Sabo, which NUT
s@ii an eaiy iacridee; aud thus the haunts of
p1'vafeers and pirates in the Wen India feas,
's wholly broken up Cesfinri.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

26'h November, they were CAPTURED by four
French frigates from Nautz, bound TO Cuada-
loupe.-Thst the Louifa. Ceceiia was boarded
from La Clorenda frigate, Capt. ST Cirque,
the captain and crew taken cut, fent on board
the frigate. SCUTTLED and SUNK with all
her cargo on board Capt. Fowler adds, he
WA gu, down in the fore-peak, under three
decks, 10 meis with the boatfwain, and his
crew In the hole with Engliili prifoners-He
Renamed in this dark filthy hole till tbs 7th
Dec when h'mlelf and crew were put on board
lie Lore frigate, and there put down between
decks with other prifoners, where he remain
ca four days, Till after the capture of the
br't'fn frigate Junon, when, there not being
room for all the prifouers, he was permitted
by his pre6ing Fluctuations, to go into the
gun room. On board the Clorenda, the
thirteen American prifoners were only allowed
Tor their fubditence, what was given to feven
Enghth priioaers, which was ounces of meat
pound of bread, and pint Of water per
day that while the Americans were treated
with cruelty and contempt, the Englifh cap
ta'ns, mates and paaengeys, whom they had
taken. melted moi iumptuouly with the
French officers. On the 18th December they
were landed at fmall place 5 miles to the
northward of Ba6eterre, to which, they were
| marched along niore, over hills, and acrols
creeks About week after, the American
ieamen were all saker up aid put in prifon,
but the officers were paroied The EngIiih
officers were allowed half guinea day 20
fubGit on, while the Americans were refufei
Jingle cent Though they often applied for
relief The filtration of Capt. TELFoRp, and
the crew of the Phenix, was eracfly fmiIar
to that of Capt. F. Thefe gentlemen remain.
ed al Guadaloupe until the i1and was capts
red by the Britifh, when they took psfage
for Antigua, and from thence came home via
ST. Barts being compelled to leave their unfor-
tunafe crews in prifon at Guadalupe, but in
The hope they wonld be re.eafed by the En-
glib.
Captains Telford and Fowler add, that they
we're informed by the Captain of the Clorenda
frieate, that the Emperor Bonapartel had ifIu-
ed his orders to DESTROY every American
vedel they met with, on pain Of deaf5, and faid
i, was his determination to go to war with the
United States, un'efs they declared war a.
gainlt England Ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

iration.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

ny Rrotter Farn-rs,
AN plain man. MY kind par
ents tangh; me 10 read. haze for few.
eral years read both democratic and
a federal ne~fpapcr. Asto 1vritinq,
| believe 1 ihali make blunt work of
it, but shall nor get a ichoIar to
dress il up-my own way Of telling
story is bet for me.
have been strongly inclined to
democratic principles--I believed
fome things wrong in the federal
policy of our National government
am not now convinced that all was
right. We have for eight years and
more had a democratic adminifira-
ton, and tried that. When was
boy, at the age in which boys are apt
to grow wiser than their fathers. |
fwapped Colts, and nightly was |
pleafed with my fwap. Ipompous-
ly boaifed Of my new colt. {" Chill"
i4id my father, mildly, syn zuMkns4v
him letter 1v,5sn you haze hammered bin,
and 4ointered him. Inever forgot the
Caution. IL applies aptIy to our TWO
administrations. We have fummer,
ed them and wiEtered thsm.
A lavish expence Of public money
was thought one fuficient caufs for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
roR THE PORTLAND cAztrrr.

POETS ENTHUSIASM.
THE bard ike an Elf,
BY Fancy when 6r'd,
No more is himlelf;
But raptur'd, infpir'd.
His fpirit in trance,
Wild in devotion,
Like funbean can dance
Earth, air and ocean.
Can leave earth behind,
Like eagIet's its view,
On wings Of the wind,
To pierce nature thro'.
Reliance can mock,
10 ecitacy borne,
Where light zephyrs rock
The cradle of morn.
Pluck from the rainbow
A hea7'nlier hue,
For tn images glow,
His bright pencil drew.
Can find tongue in tree,
Contemplate clod,
Ia ev'ry thing fee,
And feel there's a God.
YosEIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
Poetry.


Na RLEr,
THE following is haGy, irregular iand
know nor what e'le) production Shout,
you think proper 70 condemn il, be af1u-e5
you will no, thereby ditturb the br,msay G
the authors brains
WHILE the founding chords medure,
Tell me, mimick. " and pieafure,
Tel me, rei me whence You come,
Striking ev'ry forros dumb /,
MaGck oh tsanfpor,ing treafure
Heavily art
Thou can't charm The foul from anguilll,
Make l. lauguifh,
Without fcarceIy knowing why,
In the heart,
All the fad emotions die.
never feel fuca Joy as this.
Tell the fouce
Tell me whence or what the blifs
'TTs RE free
OF eeijqial Hasmssy,
In It's courfe,
Wild and free;
IT'S the fweefeft luxury.
Thofe who love,
Feel il in ben degree;
HesV's a590e
4 astbieg etc BIT HI'm-ry
A BRUNSWICK BEAR.
From ny dsr, Feb. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
Free dam # tie Seas /! -
OR PRACTICAL
rRE NCH RESPECT FOR NEUTRAL
RIGH

SAp'ains TELFoRD and FowLER, Matters of
ne american ihiPs Phenx and Louila Cece.
ia, OF New York, have arrived there from
oaadA'oupe' and inform. that they failed
'son New York early in November for Gijoo,
" epzla, aud Lilh % That on the esd and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
HOSEIN.
Fran tie Latin of Buchanan.

FTori fbe Lain Of BNcbnndn.
THRICE happy B. who views Thy charms /;
But on hyperion much bis blils is,
Who hugs thee IN his circIing arms,
And haf devours thee with hi. kiises.
Unearthy traafport is bis lot,
Whole foul enjoys the eafy capture.
who or thy breaa, each care forgor,
Melting, miagling into rapture.
&c q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

A writerin the Virginia democratic Argus
asserts that Mr.. GALLATIN, since he mas
been Secretary Of the Eeasary has amassed
Z fortune of Isso Hundred Thousand dollars
He is also charged with having lately trans.
mitted the interest G. the Dutch loan in spe
Gle, thereby furnishing one Of the Roma
Parties with hard money and that this
VAS contrary to the incimations of the Pre-
sdent- The author OF the charges IS
llnowi; and that lie wri,es under the d.
rection of mau high an Office in Washing
ton
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
Eattng one 8 ozyn Words !,

A few weeks ago, the Democratic Edi-
tors fell torsh and nail upon Mr.. Gailatin for
shaking an EMPTY NATIONAL PURSE at
Congress They called him the willy Gene
van, mischief making foreigner, an intri-
guer, an apostate, and various other appel.a-
tons peculiar TO that class of scribblers.
Lstterly, however, Yin consequence it is be-
lieved OF orders from headquarters they
have begun to accuse themselves Of uttering
falsehoods against this gentleman and, as
might be expected, are literally eating their
o1on SVords t-Freeman's Journal.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-04
AID Nte1pGfi--
go "a n.LLARs Sd CENTs.

ptaca D LIARS 30 cENTs-
p,les AHA ReDutalions fer the lield EXer-.
|r;,, AMI ytsptsoyrss of the French Infantry,
6ssas0 August Isl, 1891; and the MahGa-
|wss Ell, which have been since adoptsd
|by the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
|agu,,.s Of tue Field Artillery, with inian-
|try. By Co. 4renee .Amelot &c LaofoiX, late
'Ghlel Of Brigade IN the french service. IN
three volumes, the third volume consisting
|ssplates
The principal part of this work has been
translate IRON French 10 Eng by Lieut..
Col. Mac ionald, in the sssrvlce OF ms Britain
/ nick majesty. Col. de Lacfoix has not only
agailed hin elf of Aiacdonaid,s transiation'
but has retained the prin9ipd theories, "ito
winch Col NJ. has enriched his wora, espe-
eialy MS comparison of the french t"c.ics
sln tic Prussian, and the principles o. the
i dit rent nations with the Enstisa; because
lh0se valuable notes are sufficient Tor such
Comparisons, and are in point. Gol LIE L.
n. augmented those notes.
lie lauoiucloa OF Cot de l.aeroix work
Vii direct tSe attention of the young Ameri-
Cans to the study OF learned taCtics' tie re-
sui OF experience, and en,,ele them to obtain
Tie pre,l.loA desirable in the Warrior, Tor
NY must &c convinced that sood ottleer
i9rais y goo so.,ier, and that the expert
eEee OF aScs has demonstrated that The SOL
.ieF VIII PERFORM his duty correctly, whoa he
Is Sell commanded.
AZ the end OF the second volume OF this
SorS,eo DeLA luix has added the mahru,
Nea ol tae held artnicry w,h the iatantry,
q ss'0rdias 10 tic French principles. II IS not
Ssss. t. lavish praises on the advantage
moving TINS tnuntsering arm with the SAME
y ana celebrity as the line: Europe i:
u SOs Convinced end eonf. sses it. He has adj
- 'sseA ,Snsln ealoastrate those manGu-
II ~ 80 esenti~l 10 the great operations o
item. ''''1
q. seL DC Lacroix has judged it also expedi-
70 add 10 his book some new adopted
= 1ssaSres, which have been put Ii praUtic.
j sssa' advantage in the face of an enemy
Il nsenhSnce the value of this work is the ont
STNs could induce him to angmensits size
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-04
D;{}r;Gt of Columbia, to wit.
uiy a..

VIZ tIp&REAo 1AsmaS Richards hath, by
w his petition in wiring, applied 10
-, honorable Nicholas Fltzhugh, one OF inc
assist ant Judges o. the circuit court ~ ,no
.,,i,,t OF GU inbIs, to DO adInltted TO the De-
neb, ot the act ol congress, ior the reilef OF
!; solvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
.n.I oas stated therein that he IS IN actual
con.,ncment in the JAN bounds OF Alexandra
..n.,uy At the suit OF James II. Hooe and
I5,,,, lancaster, surviving partners OF Robert
:, t,ooe 60 and being unable 10 discharge
the s,ii ella m, with others agauss him, has Oh
iarea ~ denver up to the use OF his creditors,
~ his property, real, personal and mlxed-
Ao,jce - tderetore giUea, to the creditors Oh
IA r,onas Richards, that on Monday
vi he SIN Instant, between the hours Of
n,ia aud three o'clock at the court house, IN
.1sxandrla, the oath of AN insolyent debtor VIII
80 administered to the said rhomls Richards
and trustee appointed agreeably to the saia
as Of congress, unless cause be then ana ei'eie
cnewn 20 the contrary. ~.
Nv order of the honorable Nicholas fitz-
bugh one of the assistan, Judges OF the eii'ui, ~.
conrt of the District of ColumSla' 'n's 40
day of August 1910.
"3 6. Deneales c. 6,
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Bryan Halnpson. & 20.

Haze iipst recsived and o8srior SAFE
10 bh,ls. and so barrels first qua-iiy su5ar
20 do scco d guilty,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira' :,
; plpes and 5 tierces London market anu
|l5 quarter CASKS Malaga WINES,
20 h0xes dipJ an les,
2 lhd> ola jamaica spirits,
pipe Old osnac Bransy,
81 barrels New l. gland Rum,
~ uprime W.iskey,
~ { est. lmpelaL
20 lo Young tyson TEAS, of this years
importa,l3n,
And selected Tor family use.
also, the best selected Flour for GO:
INV MILITARY WORK.
nt 45lyhtd and for Sac,
Ia he nasa.ssfta ef K. Gray, and Gottom
md .StPzunrt--
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Neero DANIEL.

Aged about z. or 25 years. a Bllcksnlh
BY trade, and inferior 20 none OF his colour IN
that occupation, belonging to the subscriber
in Fairfax county, near tenterville, having
iot,avsd IN sw,yls MS master he Is, Tor that
reason, Offered III SALE.
lie i.now Fairfax Jail where he may be
seen and TIE terms made known.
Coleman Bro1Uu.
July 25. . d.
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Tofe 81 II. MAJ levllle,
!, J,Tyr 2 gcAIgED q FoR SALE,
- po'e, Sd and 4,h proof good West
InGa spirits
% do. Sugar, various qualities
: ticrccs New RICE.
5 hogshea,!s Nlolassss,
do. Copperas.
90 Alum ~
50 barrels Whiskey and 80 barrels New
England Rum. - IA
20 chests of Imperial, Young Hyson' and
pa ny MI MADEIRA Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
. u barrels OF fierrlngs and Shad.
On N barrels tierriags, put up with particu-
lar care and salt-petred,
scoo bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
Irlv y
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Bryan Hampson & Co.
Have ju,t Receiued and for Sale,
|. 10 bags prime Green Coffee
10 hhds. FIST quality New Orleans Sugar
Is do. second quality do
10 ballels Gin
SO boxes Pipes, containing gross each
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
80 boxes dipt Candles.
They also want to purchase quantity OF
Iuft Received
.And for sale by the Subscriber,
10 hhds. Muscoyado Sugar
80 barrels do do
% hhds. choice retailing Molasses
10 tons Lignumvitse
Is ban rels Tar.
ALSO, IN STORE,
20 hhds Sugar
SO barrels do.
27 tierces Rice
? 9 hhds. Antigua Rum
10000 VT. Coffee
AZ barrels Peck
IS boxes first quality Segars
25 bales Cotton, and
S. hhds. Maryland and Virginia obacco.
Newton Keene..
July 81.
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o. Was Found Yesterday
NOR ing, GOLD BRE1SI-PI&: The
owlser may Lave il again on applications the
Prin er, giving description, and paying TING
cost Of this advertisement.
.dugn.k 8. St
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FRESH TEAS.

A few chests Gunpowder and Young Hy-
son TEAS, of a very superior quality, inn
ported last June in the ship Baltic
For sale by
John G. Laid.
Augusta
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

\ BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 9TH of last
month, a man whose name is RAkPH, y2l
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly 6 feet high, very stout made,
yenowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton oyerjacket and trow-
sers. 1t Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. A tree
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-i2. d:
,Io(eph H. Vaudeville,
Has just received and oGers- faf Sa1s'
30 hogsheads Orleans Sugar
20 do Philadelphia Whiskey
50 barrel, do
IS bales Carolina Cotton:
A l. S q,
Good Port and other Winesby and
few barrels nice Herrings and Shad'
July II.
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FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
A House on Water street,
Adjoining captain Hamilton's property:
The ground may also be purchased on rea--
sonable terms.
Also, a House on Duke street,
Opposite capt. Beans For terms apply to
r. / TAYLOR, OF the subscriber.
Lucy Cotton.
August
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Recent Publications,

Just received By J.dIi4hS hEANEOl, sen
bookseller, King street,
The Letters of Lad. Elz ,beth Montague
49, ltsnerant, or Memoirs Of an Actor
by MIR. Hyley
- Dominican, by Capt. Williamson
Osnaa and 4Almeria, by Mrs. Roche
The Lake OF Killarney, by Miss Porter
.ASo,
New and elegant editions Of The following vala-
able BOOKS.
Hume's History of England, with Doctors
Smallett's ana Bissett's combinations. Print
cd ty subscription
The Poetical Works of William Cowper,
in 8 vols containing a-yaricty of Pieces ne
yer before published
Doctor Johnson's Rasselas
SCOTS Lay of the last Minstrel, beautiful
miniature edition.
Marlsion to match do.
Doctor Perey's Clergyman and Peoples
Remembrance
- Hobart's Sermon on the Excellence
of the Church
Rev. Mr.. Beasley's inaugural Discourse
delivered in Christ's Church, baltimore, on
Slst December
The Book of Common Prayer, OF various
sizes, in plain and elegant bindings with all
the additional Hymns.
Ansn., Q .eotf
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Alexander Perry Ex'r.
FOR SALE,

A LEASE. for lives, tor IL acres of land,
IN lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
in, part of the tract OF land called ''RaVens-
spcrlA," the annual rent Of which is fifty dol
lars. Ii is about nine mlles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
it. There is On said farm very Convenient
dwelling and farm houses, ana good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres In clover,
equal to any in the neishborhood, about the
same quantity OF timothy meadow OF excel
lent qulty, and AS much more unimproved.
This farm is divided into five lots, and the
ienCing III tOieraUiu Frpair II It is not dis.
posed Of by the first OF October, will lease
it for lives. 1t is SO situated as to make two
tenements Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm ior lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises
Jofeph Powell.
July 81. 2tawtf
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

the subscriber d Alexandria county, IN the
district of Coiumbi;,, Las obtained from the
Orphans Court of said County, letters tesla
nentary Or the estate OF Mary .7nH AefleTnlck,
late Of The county a!olesalu, deceosed-aH
persons having claims against the said &C.
ceasel are hereby warned 20 exhibit the Same,
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the SUBSCRIBER,
on or before the 28th day OF December next.
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
neht TO said estate and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment,
Given under my hand tbs ) lst day OF Ju-,.
ly, 1910.
A leyander Perry Er'r.
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Public Sale.

= q.
By virtue off deed oflrust from Sara6 fof1 '' ),
10 the subscriber, to secure the payment o.
SUM OF money due from her 10 anderson
and Brooke and WylHe and Langley, Will be
b sold ior cash, at public auction on the pre-.
misses, on the fifteenth day Of September
nert, :,
A very ualuabhe Piece Of Ground,
situated in the town of Alexandria and
bounded as follows:
.DEGlNNlNG on the north side OF Fayette
ID Alley at the distance of two hundred
ana lorty icet cast from Waterstreet, running
thence east OH Fayette alley sixty feet to u
ion street be the same more or less; thence
north along Union street forty six feet SIX
I1l.hes and an talt, to an aiiey between the
property OF William Ramsay, deceased, and
John CARLYLE thence with the SAID alley SIX
ty feet; thence to The beginning;
Robert |. Taylor, 7fg/2ee.
August 3. 2awts