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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

~ Office She subscribers have ,-.,o,
Stole, next door above the house r,r-
m ny occupied by Messrs Ro6t G. allan Pa, lob.
a"d .o,end arriving pn business, under ihc T. m
OF iV'Ii'4fT COlquioup G Co. .yiI al ,yavs ~ ~,
Nand; ntrAi assortment of DRT GOODS,
suitable to the season, which they wul sell tow
customers Ak
lney have now received all their London sup.
ply, rom the ship AvericS G. by the ship George
= 3usaa' daily expected from Liverpool. they
wa receive their Coarse Goods, aatdzuaye and
Cutlery which will complete their ass ortment for
WILL IIAnn COL orrrr
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BIZ a M X :.

BIZ 4 n * 8,
OF EVERY pEscRiPrIoN,
P0R SALE .AI' THIS OFFIcE.
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FALL GOODS.--RUSSELL G. w.
= LICE, have just received by the Dispatch
from Liverpool, Is bales Woelens, consisting Of
cloths, twilied Coatings and Blankets, and Elan.
nels, to be sold only by the bale.
Likewise by the Levant--
"a Boxes Window Glass, IL by is & Is by Is
l Cask Scythe Blades assorted
ID dog. Spades and Shov4ls
Likewise by the John and Adam from London
40 Pieces best twilIed Sacking
1 Case Manchester stuifs, assorted colours
1000 Lb. Seine Irvine
Trunk Threads, assorted colors. from No.
~ to No.I6
The above GOODS will be sold reasonable.
Tor cash or acceptapces in 'own, 90 tlsYs
Likewise two ton GERMAN STEEL.
October - 1e,r
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sNHE SUBSCRIBER is now opening - b;s
Medicine store, few doors below the
q sic Tavern, large & complete assortmen, of
'resn MEDICINES, received per the Ship Ave-
rck from London, which he will sell ON reasonable
terms. s''.
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cALAMITIEs OF WAR.
d. M. ERsKINE.

The subsequent extract presents an af.
fectng picture of the calamities of war.
and should be read Dy all those who are
apt TO treat suca horrors with Ievity.
Truly on this subject may it he said.
Is He Jests at scars, who never felt a
wound"
" Soon after the arrival Of Bennigsen at
konigsberg, Tin 1806l 1 received a letter
frem friend there OF which l send you an
extract to give you who know moth ny OF
the horrors of war, some little idea of the
miseries attending these dreadful scenes,
50 As soon AS the roads were safe, my
curiosity prompted me to visit TIE memo.
rable scene of action at Eylsu. Most ter
rible, indeed had the iron hand of war
stamped IFS banelul trace upon these ua-
fortunate districts. Here the peaceful
peasant, who reads no news. papers, nor
knows even the name of Bonaparte. i
scared from his quiet abode. Both friend
and foe seem to have united to make him
ieei TO It's full extent has woeiui lot--lLe
Russians, who are eDcamped to the exten,
of or miles Iound Ko0 igsberg, to max
them fires in this cold weather 'unroofeo
and broke up the huts of alt the neigh.
pouring villages. Every kind of provislor
was swept away and what made ITS los.
more notifying was, that five times a.
Duch was wasted as was made proper use
Of. This naturally enraged ali the pea.
SAINTS against the Russians, not consider, n,
that these poor soldiers themselves were
hall Dying with hunger. Nor we're thos,
peasants near the French quarters mor,
fortunate for they also, without cons.
dering the wretched situation of these mi.
serable people, took whatever they coul,
md; and ID passing Jassau, the rector o
which place had aed to Konigsberg, the,
employed his whole pious library TO boz
SheIr kettles. The rector's sister, con
nned by the Rheomatism, could not es
cape. One lay sm a little garnet. ==Soms
oatmeal mixed with melted snow vas be.
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take place.
The ultimate consequences of such
differences and jealousies arising be-
tween the Eastern & Southern states.
would inevitably tend to dissolution
ofthe union, which has been for some
time talked of, & has of late, as I have
heard, been seriously contc plated
6v many Of the leading people; in the
Eastern division. ~
l will not however trouble you with
any observations upon that important
topic at present, but con6ne myself 20
the consequences Of the measures a.
bout te be adopted in Congress, affect
ing his majesty's interests
Whatever may be the motives of the
Congress for the passing non.iEter-
course law with EpgIand and France.
l conceive that great advantages NAV
be reaped from it by England, as she
has the command of the seas, and can
procure through neutrals any of the
produce of this country, besides the
i,p mense quantity which will be bro't
direct to Great Britain, under various
Pretences; whereas France will OBJ
tain but little, at great expence and
risk, and will only get that, little in
consequence of the high prices in their
mark cts.
This measure will operate in so par
tial and discouraging a manner upon
the Eastern states, which are CONNER.
cial, that it would not be submitted to
very long, and its effects in prevent
ing the introduction Of British manu-.
features would be trifling, as they
would be smuggled into the country
with the greatest facility, since the
people who alone could interfere with
effect, would encourage such traffic
between his Majesty's dominions in
Canada, and the adjacent territories OF
the United STATES, and in various other
WAYS.
Another advantage arising to Grea,
Britain from the non-intercourse law
would be, that the interdiction OF ships
OF war from entering the ports of the
United States would be general, in.
stead of being directed solely agaias,
his Majesty's ships. The non-impor-
tation law would be also general, and
the consequence would be, that his
Majesty's subjects would get great
quantity of goods into the United
States, but French subjects could not
introduce any.
Should his Majesty deem it pro-
per to consider the non intercourse
law in the light of a municipal regu.
latlon, which the United States had
a right to establish, and not as mea-
sure of hostility, am persuaded tina,
1t would not be in the power of any
party in this country, even if they wish.
ed It, to bring on a wer with Grea,
Britain.
(Signed)
d. M. RRSKINE.
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Blooded Horses,

consisting of two Stations, one 6 yeSf} old
last spring and distinguished by his syeSes-
tui performances on the turf-the otner
years old, OF high form and great beauty
several brood Mares, two very elegant
yearling Colts, and two Fillies-Zsn of the
most approved crosses aud geRuine blood
as will be shewn on the day of Sale by
authentic pedigrses in the possession of
JNO. H. COOKE.
N. B. About 40 head of sheep will al
so be offered for sale az the same time.
1855 ]. II. G..
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UNPUBLISHED LETTERS
OF MIR. ERsKINE, LATE BRrT1su EN-
voY-Concludeds
No. TO-

Dispacth from the Honorable David
: Erskine to Mr.. Secretary Canning,
dated Washington, 9th March, 1869
received 18th April.
SIR, ia
Since the arrival in the Delaware
river on 10th inst. of the American
dispatch vessel the Union from Eng.
land and France, l have had an in
terview with the President Mr.. Mad
ison) and the Secretary of State (Mr.
Robert Smith) who expressed their
sentiments to me very freely relative
to the intelligence which was bro't by
that vessel. a
The President observed, that the
alteration in his majesty's Orders in
Council by the recent order which had
heen communicated by you to Nj.
Pinkney, suspending g the operation
of the acts as to, any duties on expor-
,ation granted by the said acts as far
as relates to articles being the growth,
produce, or manufacture of any coun-
try being in amity with his majesty, D
&c. did not in fact remove the obiec-
tions entertained by the United States
against the orders in council in any
degree worthy of notice. That they
still violated the neutral rights of this
country, as they made it necessary
for American ships to pass through
England, which was not only an In
fringement of the independence of
the United States, but was completely
destructive of their commerce, since
the American vessels were prohibited
from going to the continent after they
had been forced to touch in Eng
land.
He remarked also upon the circum-
stance OF Russia and Denmark being
comprehended in the operation of the
orders IN council, which he said was
assuming new principle, as the or
ders had been hitherto rested upon
the ground of right of retaliation,
whereas Russia and Denmark have ne
yer issued any decree violating neu-
trail rights. He complained severely
OF this, and went over the same argu.
meut upon these points which he had
made use of while he was Secretary
aQf State, and seemed to be greatly dis.
appointed and vexed that no change in
The relations of the United States with
the belligerents seemed likely to take
place before the meeting Of the new
Congress in May next, as he foresees
the serious difficulties and embarrass-
mtnis 10 which the United States will
be then involved in determining upon
the course OF conduct which it will be
expediept to pursue, as it is univer-
sally thought that the non-intersourse
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Thorough bred Horses for. Sale.

ON the 18th September next, at my
~ Plantation 10 the county of Fluvanna,
called Upper Brenco, will be offered for
Sale to the highest bidder, on credit OF
IL months LIVESTOCK, of
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DArroN. (onIo J June %.

The following melancholy occur
renee happened near Troy, Miami
county, on Sunday the 18th inst. A
ooy between nine and ten years old.
the son of Mr.. Joseph Beede, was
found in an elm tree, suspended by
the neck. Il was supposed that in as
cendin5 the tree, and attempting to
torce himself between the trunk and
branch that grew almost perpendicular,
ne lost hisioot hold, and was caught
~ the neck between the trunk of the
cree and the branch. One OF his arms
gas confined, aad being thus unable 10
extricate himself his own weight soon
choaked him to DEATH The child's
parents were at meeting about two
niles of. Ills younger Brothers were
it the house, which was near; thew
ieard the noise and ran TO the tree, *
rom thence to the meeting ;bptbefore
he unhappy parents could come to mis-
Ifeliei, their child was no more.
PRINrIEc, in all lis various branches.
neatly executed at the Argue Oh e.
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Gun POWDER,

THE OWNER of hid Tobacco laying
in Deane's Ware House and inspected
IN the name of Joseph jennings as q low
described is requested to come forwakd<se
claim the sape, otherwise it will be sold
agreeable to Law in that case made and
provided,
Deane,s No. 672. 1858: 1913. 100.
SIMS & GAULDIN. 3
Inspectors Deane's Warehouse. i
July 2s,h, 1910. TIM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-27

Dispatch from the Honorable David
Erskine to Mr.. Secretary Canning,
dated Washington, 10Th March, 1905
received 18th April.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-27

PRISrISc, in all lis various branches.
neatly executed at the Argue Oh c.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month, man whose name is RALPH, "a
years of age, between black and yellow CO..
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to, say. Ills apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton overjacket and trow-
sers 1t Is likely he has made away With
them and procured other Sioathing a Tree
negro man by name Sanbo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is very probable he isthettea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward wilI;be given to secure
him in Washington City or AlexandriaJall.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June 1912. d.
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PRICE a DOLLARS 50 CENTS

PRICE A DOLLARS 50 'cENTs-
Rules and Regulations for the tleld Exer-
c;se md Manauvres of the French Infantry,
issued August lst, t79l; and the ManGu-
-yres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
nnuvles of the Field artillery, with lntan-
try Nv Col. Irenee Amelot de Lacroix, lare
Chief of Brigade In the french service. IN
three volumes, the third volume consisting
of plates.
The principal part of this work has been
Translated from Freneh to English, ny Lieut..
Col Macdonald, in the service OF MS Britain
nick majesty. Col de Lacroix has not only
.ayalled himself Of Macdonalds translation,
mi has retained the, principal theories, with
which Col vi. has enriched his WORK, espe-
cially mis- comparison OF the french tacacs
with the Prussian, and the principles OF the
different nations with the Engllsh; because
ithose valuable notes are sufficient Tor such
COMPARISONS, and are IN polllr. Col. re l..
has augmented those notes.
TIVE iatroduction of Col. de Lacrolx' work
will, direct the attention of tl2eyou Amerl-
cans TO the study OF learned tactics, the re-
ell re expefience, and enable them 70 OBTAIN
80 ,,,ec;sion desirable in the warrior, tor
thew must be convinced that good ofhcer
forms a good soldier, and that the expert
enc Of ages has demonstrated, that he SOL
d;er will perform his duty correctly, WheA he
is we'll commanded.
" a. ,be end of the second volume OF this
,vorL Coz. De Laeroix has added the manGa-
mres If the field artillery with the infantry.
.ccordinp to the French principles. It is not
mscessar.y to lavish praises Oh the advantage
nc moving this laundering arm with the same
facility ana celebrity as the hne. Europe IS
now convinced and confesses it. He has adj
ded Plates, which demonstrate those maneeuc :
vres so essential to the great operations. o.
war and which will enable officers TO execute
thena. :. !;
Col. de Lacroix has judged It also expedi-
ont to add 10 This book some new adopted
,oanruvres, which have been put IN practice
to great advantage in the face OF an enc my.
To z enhance the value Of this work IS the only
motive could induce him 70 augment ..s size.
june 2,
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Bryan Hampson. & Co.

IT Ut SdIIt EJSUII. @ %.
HaOe ,ast fecsiOedand e6erJ for sale,
20 hhds. and so barrels FIRST quality susar
~ do second quality,
no pipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and 8 tierces London market and
II quarter casks Malaga WINES,
20 boxes dipt Candles,
; hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
n barrels New England Rum,
II do prime Whiskey,
y chests Imperial,
0ao Young Hyson TEAS, Of this years
Importation,
81 elected for family use.
sAe best selected FloH Tor DO.
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

Begs leave to saform his t,senas and the fu6-
IL,
THAT he continues to carry on the Ia
'sern, at the sign oil Mr.. Madison, corner OF
Hing and Henry streets, where he will be
constantly supplied with the best wines and
liquors Of every description.
lew voA,ers VIII be taken on moderate
terms, and Will De thankful 10 those who may
please to favor HIM with their custom.
June Is.
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FOR SALE,

,The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner OF
Duke and Royal streets, late the property OF
E6sba Jaaaep. Also, half acre LOT at the
corner Of Cameron and Henry streets, and
the MILL. SEAT at Occoqnan-- very IA
beral terms, -
Richard M. Scott, I1aRse.
For creditors Of E. ia.
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Beal Howard, Admir-.

July 10. Gus
~. B. Attic same time and place will be
rented for term of years, the Dwelling
House and Lot adjoining.
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Georgetown, June 1912.
PUBLIC SALE.

FOR SALE, at public vendue, on the Goth
day of next month, at the premises, ON
the soAth side of King-street, near the
corner of Fairfax street,
A three story. Brick Houle.
20 feet front and 90 feet back, with the pri-
yiIege ofan alley three ieet wide and extend
ing back 81 feet-- subject to,a ground reMot
one thousand pounds OF tobacco and cask.
One tenth of the purchase money to bepald
in hand, the remainder in three equal annual
payments, with interest from the dayof sale.
rhis property is now in tenure of Jennings
and Sangster, and may justly be reckoned
among the best standsin Alexandria
By virtue of a deed of trust fiom William
f4artshorne to the subscribers 10 secure Jos
Riddle for his Endorsement to the Bank ct
Alexandria.
James Keith,
John G. Herbert.
7 June 81. !. dts Z
a MILLER WANTEns
a FTER the list day Of august, shall !
~ be in want OF a MILLER to attend
country mill ! to person Of good character,
and none other need apply, liberal wages
will be given. ss3
N. Ellicott.
Occoquan, May 80: so!ss a s
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PUBLIC SALE.

4 af
M7ILL BE sold, on SATURDAY the
Wv 2lst instant, at the dwelling house o!
FredNrick irgd@A, late of the county of Fair.
AK, ali The GOODS and CHAT FILES 'oi
aaid TrgdeA, ON a credit of ninety days, for
.all Suns over twenty dollars, with notes and
applnved seclfity--.ll sums under twenty
dollars will be considered as cash. The Gre
ditors OF said 7rydeA are requested to bring
in their accounts, properly authenticated, for
settlement, on or before the first of Deem
Der next; and those indie bted are most ear
nestly requested to make immediate pay
ment to
Beal Howard, Admir-.
Jnly Ia. dts
~. B. At the same time and place will be
rented for a term of years, the Dwelling
House and Lot adjoining.
PUBLIC SALE.
XNTML BE SOLD at public sale to the
wv highes, bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on Tuesday the l7h day Of
July neyrt, LOT Of GROUND, No. S, i'll
The division Of Dandridge's Lot. fronting q
feet Z inches OF Pitt street, and running back
l0S feet inches, to Is feet alley, and also
bounded Oh the north by a S feet alley, the
same having been heretofore struck off to
Alexander Eaggett who has failed to comply
with the terms OF sale, and the lot Is now
sold to raise the balance due thereon agree
able to the terms of the first sale.
Thomas Swami, o,,,,
Geo. Deneaie,
June 81. dts
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The Subscriber having :pur-
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale, at his shop on Fairfax street, Fear tue
corner Of King street, a general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &e.
which he can recommend for their furry. a
share of the patronage Of his friendsand the
public is respectfully solicited.
Richard II. Little.
9th mo. 2lst.
Orders from the country will
be executed on moderate terms, and % SHIRT
notce. Physicians and family prescriptions
R.EH. T..
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Tin Mannfaa & Plaltnniing.

Miss. ELIZABETH ,M'MUNN .
Respectfully Informs her friehds md ths
public that abe continuesto carry On the Ma
REFRACTORY 6f TIN, WARE IN OH its
various branches, and RUNNING a. the
shop lately occupied BY George M'Muna, on
Fairfax; between King and Prince streets.
All articles In the above line will be mace
according to order. at the shortest notice ane
most reasonable terms.
She keeps Consistently On hand, for Sale. q
bupply ofthe various articles Of Tin Ware.
= I, ALSO,
AfticIeS Of Sheet lriSn manufactured, and
Cutters and Pipes for Houses will besurnish'
d OF 20 Gents per foot. Apply as above
= Juns 10, eolSt
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csGh.making, in all its'varioas
Branches.
z, P, TAYLOR,,

81
ID ESeECTPULLY informs his friends
N and she public, that he eon.ih ,ss 10
cary On the Coarh.making 39siness 10 oil its
various branches, at the shop In Fairfax =
street, formerly occupied BY Rhso and zav-
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 10 Gble to say,
~ proof oil his Workmanship, he has many
vouchers
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages Of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatneSS and strength
N. B. All kinds OF Carriages and Harness-
eS made and repaired with ncasnsss and dis
putch. l..
A second hand Coaches with Harness.
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ron SALE bY s9
X. Gray, 'King.l2yess.
ROBERT GRAY,

BOOKSELLER AND STATlONER,
has htely received, for .Gir, the following
BOOKS:
Adams on the Globes, Cicero Delphinia,
Nugcnrs French Dictionary, pocket edi-
ton; Millions Works, miniature, Episcopal
Prayer Books with additional by INNS, IN plain
and gilt buildings, Pocket BisIes Morocco
gilt, Plutarch's Lives, Portcuss Sermons,
Cooks Voyages, Fenelon's Pious Reflections
Tor every day In tho month, Ella Rosenbcfg,
Julia DE Robisne, ltalian Nun. Sanford and
Merton. Cabine. Of Momus, Criminal Re.
corder, Constitutions Of the United States,
Cleanings on Husl,ahdry, Bowdi,eh's Nan.
cation, Duncan's Dspcnsa,ory, Edinburgh
do Jaekson's Bookkeeping, Young Mans
Companion, Steubsn's Military Exercises.
Dwigh.'s Geography perrin's French Ia.
bles, Wat,s's Logic, Boyls's Voyages, Let.
ters from tho Mountains, Roderisk Random,
Co.tagcrs Of CIensur,!is, Slsrns's Works,
&c. &c. ..~s.
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vslumes
Tooke's Life Of the Empress Catharine I'd
Teirnmou,h's Lie Of sir William Jones
Pehnlng,on's Memoirs Of Elizabeth Carter
Cheethan's Lille Vi Thomas Paine
Dobson's Lille Of etrarch, 2 volS/elegant
Hayley's life oil William Cowpsr
o Life OF Doctor Blair
Memoirs VI Frederick and Margaret KIop'
stock, very elegant
Dr.. Ramsay 81 Life Of Wash ington
Dr. Bancroft, ditto Of ditto
The History Of William Tell, elegant
The Yankey In London
Walsh's Letters Oh the Genius and Dispo-
sition Of tho French Government
Domestic Encyclopaedia, 5 volumes
Lavoisirr's ChymiStry
Chup,al's .litto, BY DR. Woodhouse,
Mis-. Bryan's Conversations on Chymisry
Bcrhollet on CbymiCal Affinity ...
The Dyers' Assistant -,
Mrs Fulhame on Combustion
Dr.. Ewing's Natural * Experimental PHI
losophy, 2 volumes
d.. smiths Wealth Of Nations, Q volumes
Nautilus on Population, volumes
Richnrand's Elements OF PLY Sio!OAy
Medical Repository, - volumes
Medical and Philosophical Journal
Doctor Buir's Lectures on Rhetorick and
the Bellies Let,res. 2 volumes -.
Doctor Prics,Iey'G d!Ilo, Oh History and
General Policy, volumes
Doctor Cha pman'S Select Speeches, toren-
dc and parliamentary, 5 volumes .,
Beauties Of the british Senate, volumes
The whole Works OF Doctor James Beat
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Thu Wnrka If EImmnl nurka. 4 Ynlumha
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PUBLIC SALE.

FOR SALE, at public yendus, on the sc'h
day Of next month, at the premises, on
the Soalh sIde Of KinK.Strses, near the
corner Of Fairfax street, 49,.
A three story Brick Houie,
90 feet iron. and % feet back, with the pri-
Vllegs Of on alley three iest wide and extend.
Ing back s. fest--Subj ecI to q ground rent OF
one thousand p,,uadS u tobucco aud eaSk
One tenth Of the purchase money TO be paid
IN hand, the remainder in three equrI annual
PAYMENTS, with interest from the day Of sale.
This property 10 now In tenure Of Jennings
and SanSstsr, and may justly Ge rscGensd
among the best stands In Alexandria.
BY vi tue Of deed Of trust Gom William
Ha,tshorne to the Subscribers to secure JOS
Riddle for his endorsement to the Bank Of
AIexandriA.
James Keith,
Iohn c. Herbert.