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COMMUNICATES.
TASTE or THE TIMES

II 10 melancholy fact strongly illustrative or
he Literary Apathy Of Vvginidns. tiiat an Edi
ton of Peter Plymlsy's Letters" should have
been published IN this City from the titb Lon
don Edition, and not more, rs il is SAID. than
70 o. 30 numbers sold. The writer soIennIv
protests he has not the remotcst interest IN the
sale OF This work, and was induced to eno,ire
INTO the fate of Publication he had WARMLY
recommended, barely from curiosity and q desire
70 ascertain the progress Of Literary Taste M
STRONGER proof hs thought could b. afforded of
this last, than the eagemess with w.icb the
Letters Of Peter Plymley" should b. sought
after and Purchased They were not liab;. to
the objection made, and Justly made TO many
Books, that OF high prce--fOr tbest Letters
eontgn great de- Of Wit, and 2 great deal Of
NV sdom, III small space Muita,n in b.r,s--
Mr.. fc0eySeH thinks, "that he las ratelv met
WITH sucG = treat that be certainly never read
r'eh her ronpound Of Logic and R,dic,,le =
For less that 50 cents g man might set down to
q more exquisite mental repast, than has been
presented 70 to public for hall centtry-And
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

GIRRALl AR, Oct. 7--As an .cknow, 1ec
ment tor 'he services rendered by Tie ere w of
ne Cambrian at Bagur and Paamos, Geners |
oDonnell has directed number at medals TO
be struck III with the legend Spanish gratitude
to British vaLr, and on the reverse EternaI III
dance viii il are to be distributed by General
Doyle among such of the men as have entitled
themselves to that honorable distinction. We
are sorry to observe, that the wound Of the gallant
O'Donpelt had prevented hia giving his account
Immediately upon his return TO Tarragona, whic !
proves 1t to be serious one but there is reason
20 hope, that he was better on the 19tb, As lie
vas able to draw it up on that day at a pret,y
considerable length
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

yet with these advantages, and with tha sesi;
mouy of the whole literary world in their favor.
the Letters OF Peter Plymiey, whose subiec, Is
as interesting as their style is enchanting. have
slept upon the shelves OF Book stores, whist the
abortve insniIies and sentimental nonsense al
| Novests and Poetasters, have been purchased
with avidty aud read with raIptwe--O tein poya :
q n1oyeS
Peter Plymley is written profes,edly on the
subject of the Irish Cl,hohcs, but embraces 2
yar'elyof interesting topics. The policy of the
British ministry on other matters, is happily
exposed, and the characters which then cornpo
sci 1t inimtaby delincated. The whole work
sbcunds with useful information, bright images,
and glowing words.--The lovers Of knowledge
may md many striking and important facts the
admirers OF Wit be gratiticd by keen, sarcastic
ana bGliilnt efiusions, which at the same time
dazz.e and delight.
ihe work has been ascribed to Sheridan. but
was really written by the Rev Sidney Smith.
one OF the conductors Of the much celebr: ted
Edinburg Review" This Gentleman IS =
scbpi''. and patriot. His company is courted
by the FIST men in England, and in that country
where there are SD many eminent men he stands
almost umrivaied.
his Letters went ,h-ai:g'. :-. Editions n,
London IN less than ~ months ----Ia the me-
tropolis OF Virginia, there is no e,nand for one
The fact speaks Volumes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
Ia j a chancery Dialrict court. held u w.n:

- Chancery District Court, held in WIFE
n amsburg, he 29th day II October. 1910,
el''y saber, Andrew, Dau!dry, Jo-. Nancy e.
,,er son DicS' Sarah and her child Molly, Diana
haty' Daniel, son of ABBY, Rachael end her ,vo
children. james, Sally and her dau~h,er Ienr,,-
the infant children by their mothers respectiy. iv.
w. '"er next friends, who are admitted to sue III
this court in forna pauperis. pl,,Ts
hedinsf
Mary Monro Peachy. administrators with tho
VIII annexed OF fhomasG feachy, Des,t
THIS cause, by consent, came IN tb;s L. O..
be heard on the BILL answer. and axn,b;,s W
was argued by counsel; on cousideratj6, ,yhsrs
o.' u'e court reing OF opinion that Elizabeth pea-
,"y' IN tne proceedings named, had a riyht tn
a'StoSe Oh ner slaves in the manner she has done.
ner appointment IN her last VIII made an ex--
fioit, and that her executor Thomas G. p.och,
hath, ey his last will and testan,en, ,so ,,,,i,s
an exhioit, executed The power given him bv The
SO G"I''eh Peachy, in her " Ill by tlirectirs
All me slaves so dspo.ed of 10 be cp,anr;n,ieS
WV" the exception of two. named Neiy and no.
o"' "i,' me Plaintiffs being admitted TO be. the
slaves designed and embraced II, bo,t s,;d liz
TINS court is of opinion that ,bt r;eb, d, 49,,
vas oy relation We sed in the Dlaint ffs nv tb. III
OF the SAID Elizabeth Peachy, and that ,hev
"e'S e"o't.ed 10 the enjoyment thereof upon the.
'sstn OF the SAID Thomas Peachv. and DOH
"uJu' he' oFuer and decree, that the defendent
surrender possessisn OF such of the soid Min iFs
pam ms who were hired out az the beginning or
"'e yeMr lolO and previous to the death of the
saio ihomas G Peachy this court is of opin;-
ON, that The defendant, administrative with the
",ii si','eNed OF The said Thomas c Peachy, is
e'II's'a 70 such part only of such hires as accru
en between the dates Of the several contracts 10
u.e time OF the death of the said Thomas c..
re'c'y and doth direct Master Commissioners.
Io o 70 take an account OF such of the plain.
I'M rs nave been hired out by the said Tkomazs
u. In g
mount OF each hire and how secured and thar
IT. s'"'e 'he amount which viii be due on the Sc
ver@i contracts tor hire, from the date tber.oft,r
the TIN OF the death ofthe said Thomas G pea
cry reporting nv thing specially thought peril
,ha Us mse!', or required by the parties. On
the subject of Nelly and Robin. two slavesex
ceP'td 10y ,he VIII Of the said Thomas C Pea.
Guy ahd stated to 'sv, been sold by hin. .hiz
oo'i PosS sses n authority to act until propc,r
case Sh.'' made t"t ITS Interference.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

I ANDS in Bedford County Atpublc Sale
LIB rong the Esgic Tavern on the goth of
the present month, will be offered for sale 2. OOe
acres lying on tho north branch of Otter river,
Reed Creek and Hunting Greek, Branches of
James ever.
Col Galway, the surveyor, says Of this tract
in his certificate, dated in November 1910. that
there &c much good land IN the above s-irvev----.
tue certificate above alluded to with a eli ara of
the survey and al papers necessary to satisfy the
most scrupulOus Of the It'll, NAV he seen Al the
2afle Tavern. off priority 81 survey and
grant, there need be no doubt-moreoyer. the
taxes are paid for the present year The pay
ments required will be one fifth in hand. and tie
remainder at easy installmenls (secused) to &C.
commodsIe the purchaser on purchasers 1t IN ~
be sold IN the lots Of 1000 or 500 acres
ALSO, 1000 acres IN Pittsyivani,, on Siaun-
hn river well wstered, being beautifully inter
sccted with number Of branches and riyulets
The County Surveyors certificate ofths ABOVE
win other necessary doruWeuls, may likewise
be seen at The Eagle Tavern. Tins VIII he sold
on the sstne terms the above tract, With this
exception, that Horses will be taken IN part pay.
meni, TO accommodate those who have settled on
it, Richmond, Dec. %. ids
~ D The Bedford County lands lie within
q oc miles Of LIBERTY Il within 8 or 10 miles
of Lynch5urg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

SIR,
Lor,i Weliesley's communication coacern..
ING tho passage of the Sound was supposed,
hy merchant here, to whom showed it,
10 be ambiguous, by reason of the expressi..
6ns. "bound an the Sound" Sc.
'%he,a,nbiguity has however, been reno
we'd, (;f indeed there was any by a note
when ihave inst received from the Foreign
Office, in answer 10 one from me.
1t saws. that no vessel will DC subject
To the restrictions Of the blockade of Eisi :
more, bnt such rs NAV be going to that port.
~ 70 ia,evs'. direction hey may BE fiassing
the Sound.' lrsavs further, that " the equi
vcqas. in me o'igin4l COMMUNICATION, was
certainly not intentional. ("
have the honor To be Sc
(Signsd) WN PINKNEY.
Non. Ro5crf Smith, l5c &c. SIC.
(Doeuments 10 be continued. -.
Zen. armstrong fetiers sc. in our ncrf'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

HToK SALE---400 acres prime Tobacco
K LAND, lying on Cub Creek in Charlotte.
County, adjoining the lands of Mr. Hambli,
bppes Capt North, Ssc.--tbere are not above
eight acres cleared, it is well wa,ered, and e.
tln.l N quality to any land in the County--the
terms OF payment viii be made easy. Those
wishing to view tie land will please apply TO
Mr. EPpes or Captain North, who will she y 4
F'r terms apply to the subscriber, near Nottos
way court house.
JOHN ROBERTSON.
'er w. w6wT
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Sales at 4asction.

IN TUESDAY, tie 25th inst. 1t IL O'Clock. a.
~ my Vendnr Office; NH be SOLD. without
reserve te Following PROPERTY. belonging.
=" ,'e es,atn OF CAPTAIN Join Heth, dec'G VIZ:
Cold Watch, London made,
"A wen gated Riding Horse, with Bride and
Ierr,5-6o days for approved endorsed negoe
BY order of the administering.
December 90. e.
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BANKS

The :" 1sTsey Bank has shut up shop, and sd
vertsed the Banking house for sale by Du lie auc
ION, in consequence of late act passed by the
legislature ofthat state for taxing Bank stork -
We understand no doubts are entertalnsd as to
tie soivency If fine IT. on, and tbs. ro,es
,re paid OH being presented as usual BALI. EUes.
Post
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

q LII persons having claims on the Estate of
a Col Edward Darlington. deed. are desi
red to make them known, and those who are in
debted to nc ESiste are requested to make irrr-
ELIzA j. CHRRINGT0N, .4am'r.
Richmond, Dec. 20 -,
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OF X IS C December l.
DR.. 12oser gave notice, that on Tuesday next
lie would ask leave to introduce bill making.
dc punishment d-ath on all persons who shall
wtnliy murder any negro or person of colour
within the limits Of tbs state
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

The United States BIZ men Bark at Boston has
6 v.n notice 1" all persons applying for discounts
9 hat no'es having mnse al 80 dt,s 30 run. in
Guiding three days Of grace, will not be done
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THIRTY DOLLARS REwARnAh-.

'HtRIY DOLLARS REWARD
Seconded ON The 4 f August last, RO.
BIN black fellow, between forty anu fiftv
ye 'rs OF age n feet five or six inches higb {
VIII made. bell We h. vas raised in the conn
~ of Mhdesex, on the Estate of Richard IT
Corbin, E,q. iec'd where he has numerous 6.
qus'ntances. and probable is lurking in that
ne ghbnrhoOd or in West noreland conn9v. where
he is ls2 well acquainted. will give the above
reward Tor delivering the said negro 10 me or
securing MN m any goal so that get him--L
xPect he will procure free pass.
WILLLdM NORTHERN
Richmond County, Va.(
Decrmber 20, 1910 { 2w
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ANT7" ROBINSON. G. C,
Commj.sionrrs mce

N~"HWt8SIOnr' D9ce
H"hdnSburg Dece'aber 18Th 1910
Inc partIeS So rncd arc hereby routi. ,.,r.
f nave appointed the Is Monday in March next
'"e PurP'Sa OF taking the account directed. bts
the above order. -
December 20 "a ~
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4 Middle aged Negro Woman, and rec
- h1rkFOiy bktly Young Negro Nan, qujll6e
sold to he higheH biiqer, opposite the Ea,,I 10
Urn, on Tuesday the LIST Of January next At one
O'clock. - O'o
A negotiable note, with an unexceptionsr,I,
enIorser, residing in the cay Of Richmond psv.
aois at the end Of twelve months, will be rece;
we'd in payment
ARCHlRALD ROBERTSON,
NICHOLAS SCHEPEK.
Hnornies NJ Georye Scherer
Hdnr'rS. ef Samuel Scheyer, deed.
December 70 94S
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HE SUBSCRIBERS wish to hire for the
- ensu'sg year, two young NEGRO MIN,
about ~ o. ~ years ofage,to work at their Tan
Yard.
GE0RGE FISHER e. &c.
Richmond, Dec 81. et
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~ THE GLOBE TAYERN

TO FENT.
HE subscriber will rent his time cf IAa.e r.,
tht G'u7' Pav"rn sell ~" Frrniture :
poss ssion. 'S'
nlso, IL" House ont'-f -r..t side of the Clobez
will e rented at the same time.
De cember 90 ..
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Patience, thou young s rose ipp'd chernbim !
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02
FOR SALE.

WYE wish to sell that three story R,;o,
Wv House, with aRthe out house, wh;sH
is occuU;ed at presently Er. Edward St.hIs'
the corner OF Prince ard St Asa1h Sra. s.,t'
So feet inches on Prince street and l2e fa"'
on St. Asaph street.
Seyerai Building Lots on Washington an,
Duke streets.
A Lot of Ground, containing about %.
ores, mile from the court house, a6io;o;0,.
Mcssrs ou', md Rickets, with GOOD ir,
provcments, dwelling house, kitchen .rd
stables, sc &c
Also, l6E acres Of Land. two miles Gron,
Alexandra on the Colchester pos, road mar,
in cultivation. tie remainder il youn. ,I,d
with large young orchard there is ,5r,s
small houses OH the laid
NJ b Ifnot sold at private sale Tie allow.
lands viii he offered at public sale on the 18th
day of November next. Any person wis.is,
0 purchase viii please app.yto
Korn and WifemilIer.
August IS. 2sw
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A second hand Coachee with Harness.
60 New Publications.

Just received By J4MES KENNEDY, sen.
BOOKSELLER, Kng street.
The Lady Of the Lake, Poem, by Wal
ter Scott, author of the Lay of the last Min
strel, Marmion, sc.
Tales of resi- Life-forming sequel to
Miss Edgeworth's Tales OF fashionable Life.
The Rival Princes, or narrative of facts
relating TO Mrs Mary Anne Clarke-by her
self--with her portrait.
The Refusal, Novel, by Mrs. West
A Sailors Friendship * Soldiers Love,
ditto
The Itinerant, or Memoirs ofan Actor.
The Village Pastor and his Children, a
Novel
The Scottish Chiefs, ditto.
Osma and Aineria, ditto.
Don Sebastian, by Miss Porter, ditto.
The Lake of Killarney, by ditto ditto.
The Dominican, by Capt Williamson, do.
Henry, by the autho! of Arundel, ditto.
October i9. eo6t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02
Domestic Manufactures
for sale at the Domestic Warehouse, on

Far sale at the Domestic Warehouse, on
King street.
TLOTHS, cassimeres, cassine.s, SAITH
" nets, vest pstterns, silk and metal but
tons, ginghams, twilled and plain chalnbrays,
white and colored jeans, stripes, checks,
bcdticking, counterpanes, WOODEN and cotton
hosiery, linen, cotton shirting, sheetin gs
calcoes, shawls, handkerchieis, white and
colored threads, large assortment Of spun,
cotton, some Of which is at reduced prices
girth webbing, saddle trees, glue, rough and
heckled hax, fax wheels, reels, heckics,
weavers reeds, leather gloves, moccasins and
suspenders, patent suspenders, spades and
shovels, and large assortment OF Columbl-
an and Washington ware from the pot.erles
i'll Philadelphia, by the crate or retail
N. 3. Feather beds, and"best curled hair
mattresses ready made, and made to oraer on
the shortest notice.
October 10. colt
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Bank Of Potomac.

Ccfober -, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby gwen the stockhold-
IL ers Of the bank OF Potomac, that an e.
lection will be held at the court house, in the
town of Alexandria, on the second Monday
of November next, ics tavetve Directors ior
the ensuing year.
BIZ order Of the President and Directors.
Charles Page, Cehaer.
OctDher 10. 2tawte
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Henry S. Turner.
| WISH TO SELL
The House | NoUe0cCubc

THE Lofts 60 feet front on King sur: ~
running back lOo feet, and is covered | va
valuable Brick Buildings, except s,na', s ,;ns
used for cutting straw in. On the Oa'k . 'h hv
there is tso-story Brick BuiGing' 20 I'll. ii
40 feet, stable for four horses "iich vs.,
hold tons of hay, a large Smoke p,'s o It
Privy, complete Milk House and rum" e'ou ri
water, and the yard is paved On +, thc :,l m"o
there is large two story Brick bu'Ia :.n
calculated for a Store and Dwelling w VIZ IS
Cellar 81 feet square, the whole c'p"o nI. 81
holding 5000 barrels OF -four ana VA: a, T
in complete order for hosting. AZ IS saJ Irot
to an annual ground rent 0! lis 90. Pa far II. the
The situation is equal to any in town tor ,"r
Flour and Grocery business TO pFev s7o co
necessary applications my terms a'a 10 D. b.I-I
one half to be paid by Christmas 'N' "
auc in one and two years. -
'' Alexander Perry
October %.
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Alex. Moore, Reglfter.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandria county,
in the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters
Of administration On the personal estate of
George SIacum, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased: all persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
of April next, or they may by law DC exclud-
ed from all benefit to said estate. And those
indebted thereto are requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this
gath day of October, 1910.
Jane Harriet Siacum,
Adm'rx of George Slacum.
October %. eo3w
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Coach-maklng, IN all It's various
Branches.
E. P. TAYLOR.

+. 7. / AY LOR,
II RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he continues to
carry ON the Coeeh-making Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and iay-
or, where all orders in his line OF business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years in
the above line of business he is able to say,
as proofof his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages Of my kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength
N. B. Ali kinds Of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
A .-.zoJ h,o1 Eoonhan WI 5h I,rpe,e
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Edward Dulin.
2aW
October -.
forty Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED from the subscriber s sarm,
II near Charles Town, in Jefferson coVn-
ty, Va few nights ago, two Female slaves,
RACHEL and EMELINE-Thcy are each
about s or II years Old Rachel is stout,
athletic young woman, of the compieEloh OF
the darkest muiatto, or mahogsny--she has
a large conspicuous scar on the right chee$,
occasoned by a burn, md a dctormed leg, IN
consequence of violent Injury sustained
many years since. Emilins j. much lighter
than the other in colo: with long CURING
hair, tall straight person, ched eye bEo"S'
FIAT nose, black speck on one OF her eyes
dimpie in her chin, very large hancs %na
feet, her voice remarkably SOFT and tlmio;
she is uncommonly sensible, and correct III
her language; and took with hera great Va
riety OF excellent clothing. -.
I will give the above reward tcr them
taken twenty miles from this place and 0ro'
home, or one half for either.
Henry S. Turner.
Wheatland, Seht %, 1910. II
P. S. From their going of without k''o"H
any cause from the great numbciof cio''''
taken with them, and from other ciroumS"n'
ccs, it is believed that these people Will Gu.
deavor to escape in Wagons to h'e"a''0''N
or Baltimore, and pass as Tree.
Oct. 4. ~aNEN
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, October Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrators of Geo.
Slacum, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
TeSte,
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LOST OR MISLAlD.

A CERTIFICATE for one share of the
IN Little River Turnpike Road, No. 37S,
issued Sd Deer 1908, to William Skinner,
* by him * others transferred to the late Jona-
than Vaudeville. Application will be made by
John Vaudeville, administrator to the estate
of the said Jonathan Vaudeville, for another
certificate to issue in place Of the one lost. L
Octoberl9. 2aW4w
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The x e FUS d L,
A Novel, by Mrs. WrsT, isJust received

3 The Complete Farrier
Jackson's account Of the Empire OF Mo-
rocco. alter aiesitlenee of l6 years, with
description of Tombuetoo, the great empe-
rum Of central Africa
Steuben's improved Regulations Tor the
Order and Discipline of the Troops OF the
United States.
Washington Valedictory Address to the
People of the United States A most beau
tifui miniature edition, with striking Like
ness of that Incompatible Man
FOR SALE ny
James Kennedy, sen.
Octoher g. cow
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Lease Of the Indian Queen Tavern
FOR SALE,
Septenber l2.

IN consequence ofmy declining health,
will sell my lease of five ears, from the lst
oil January 1911, Of he Indian Queen Ia
vern 1t is one the best stands in the town
of Alexandria, and commands at this time as
much, if not more thar any other, OF protita-
BE business. There are sufficient number
of respectable boarder: to ensure~any person
acomfortablc living which, together with
the transient custom attached to the house,
makes it desirable situation for a man quail.
flied to keep House of Entertainment. A
good tenant may have the lease extended to
any length OF time he may choose.
7 will also sell, If required,
the Beds and Furniture row In the house,
which arc such as are requisite to the keep
ing comfortable and genteel house. The
house is large and roomy and there is at
tached to it stable calculated to hold fifty
horses The whoIe will be sold on liberal
credit 1t is thought unnecessary to say more,
as it is presumed any person wishing to pur-
chase will first view the premises,
John Hodgkin.
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g. Ihe ouDsCrlbcr wishing

g. / he ouO5Crlbcr wishing
to remove to the westward offers for sale tie
FARM on which he at present resides, lying
contiguous to Alexandra, Georgetown and the
City of Washington eleven miles from the
first and less distance from the no latter
containing about four hundred aid seventy
acres, on which are good Improvements a
large and convenient Dwelling House, new
and nearly conlpleat TO accon>modse alarge
family together with sundry other houses
suitable well va cred and IN q healthy
nelgttborhood. Its thought unnecessary to
say more, presuming any person wishing 10
Purchase will view the premises, and Oh APP
plication to Mr. DANIEL MINOR, Of Alexan.
dria, or the subscriber, the terms will be
made known; and the purchaser can have
possession this fall, with Tie crop OF wheat
rye now sowing.
Edward Dulin.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-02
TO RENT,

10 KEN -
ron ONE OR MORE YE.dRS,
T@HE FARM now occupied by Mrs Breoke,
j called 6 RETIREMENT, about miles
from Alexandra, containing three felds OF
so to 100 acres each, adapted to the culture
of corn, wheat and tobacco, &c. The terms
will be made reasonable to good tenant on
application tc Mrs. .d,m Brooke, on the pre-
misses, or
Walter d. Brooke,
Mount Eagle, ne r Alexandria.
September 90. co