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ususiiy taugbs, civil history. and vrh., sass,.
tu'es che literary and morn! coa.se. Ia. .-nvp
a. the Spring. lecture on Bo,say, to !. tslsse
class every Saturday afternoon.
al the branches ofthe Mathcma-
tics Theoretical and practicii, together s,,l.
Natural Philosophy, anI drawing VII. b.: IN,
by Mr. John Wood.
The Eog'ish branches. viz {. Reading Wi.
ting. Cypherins, C.ammar. Competition, c.
os,aphy, &c Wi, he taught by an abe ias,ruc.
t'f. &c. g n ion and lime shs b. cnieay per.
ha ny ievo.ed to said branches.
pledges him elf to Passats Il
CURE systematic, regular aui sc,upu.
lous observsrfCe of the abovs p,an -------. -.
Young Ladies sh ali be taught in an ai,y, x con-
v@n:ent aparn,ent. entirely detached from the
rest OF the school. In several inpersani resl.ec,
Mrs. Giratdin vii. extend her al ten 10, 20 Al
female department. Youog ladies may BE- i,s
s'ruced IN Music at the Academy, whsrc an
Instrument shall be provided Tor ,he puroose.
The choice of teaches m ,has branch, shall n.
let, 70 Parens and Guardians
Furhe particulars rc'a,iye 10 ruies. PRICES.
&c. shall speed he communicated IN = c,rcular
u the PERSONS concerned
A G ntiemaa or high charac er, both as 4
schoar aud jiris', con,en2latrs dsiverinr
Lectures on EIoqasnce. Ethics and Law
This cncuns's ice promises inRai e advantage
% he senior s.u ishs.
Rcamdai. May 80 1910.
l.. IL. Girardin.
r. 5. The PArerits and Guardians of You,h
now at The Academy are respec fully invited to
commune them uader thejo!nt tuition OF L. II.
DTsro'n, ID Doyle and J. Woed, until the ir.r
OF September next The charge, as iustjce rev
qii'es, shall extend only to tuition actually re-
ce'ved, hat is, to the period Fl ON the expiration
OF the different quarters now running 10 inc frs,
day of September.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

hled into denmark, Russia. &c. under the
American Gag aud forged papers and no.
unlreqasnSiy with the aid OF british iicen-
scs.
The wise ones at Lontios kaow hn,s thi
business is. ',,an agsd.-Aa Americas adj
ven.urer becomes the nc nihal owacr of a
vessel aud Cargo, the real property of an
English CAPT, alist.-The necessary papers
TO Americanizs tn: whole Ieven to the 6
book OF the voyage from some port in this
couatry1 are procured from some licensed
wapoiRiss&Pf forgerers-Special care Is
take TO p faithful crew, who know
the Vac "a custom house oath IN the
islandRf Pority, and how to swear for The
accom- pdation of their employers. Free
from ~ olious restrictions ON commerce
or conscience they shape th-ir course to
some port open-to the BONA 6de neutral
trade of America onninsea o. ST. Pe.
tersburgh for instance. There happen TO
be at these places portion OF our old
fashioned c'tizsns with real American
property, who are content to prosecu {
commerce. upon he plan principles of com =
mon honesty, ana VINO nevsr Stopped at
London TO take lessons in the new school
OF mercantile morality" and nat,onai
honor. These churlish fellows while they
feel Tor themselves, insist that they feel al.
so for the interest and credit oil their coun-
try. Actuated by an uasUcial disposition.
lmuca Ike that which In less liberal times
induce our bank directors to harrass their
country, Stephen Boroughs * Co. in the
prosecution of their ingenious and pro6ta
ole labor 20 they call OH our Consul. ]. M.
FORBES, aRaour Minister Q Adams, those
Oh urls. as i'll fate would have
u to have profited by the prac
uce ecu, and not to have {" insrruc
teds ~ ceisnces" in cab,nes and eocS.
pat phrase, either by the kings orders In
council, CT the lectures on mercantile
morality" in the federal news Diapers.
They interpose their "kind" and cutting
aid detect what in their casuis,ry thes
please to Call fraud, separate the real from
the counterfeit Americ IN properly, secure
the former TO lis proper owner, aud leave
the latter to SHIFT for itself under the yra
cious protection of British forger.es. tn
make bad worse. even to the freight of thu
american vessel, If really American, Is
insured In England, and probably for as
much as she is worth--eSo that The whole
loss OF this i'll favored Amer can Commerce
hnaiiy falls on its mag animous pro, ectr-ss
England. And what, with humble subm 3.
SION TO the more refined knowledge of the
ieaeralistss IN these Things. we choose IN
Call our fair neutral commerce, is a gain
er, and those concerned In it find. agreea
oily TO the old maxim OF our ancestors
that honesty is the besI policy
~ IPatriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
Apen 20.

a mail from Lisbon arrived this morn.
De with intelligence to the 9th There
has Teen no engagement between our
troops and the enemy; but it is said ic BE-
LoiG WelIiDg,on's intention TO advance.
Large reiDiorcements have arrived a. Lis.
sbou from this country, and the combined
regular British and Portuguese armies
arc said 10 amount TO 100 600 mea, be-
s,des SO regImeDls 81 militia. Abe eue-
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ere not very sanguine as to the ultimate

ere not very sanguine a. to the ultimate
Ieselt.
Numerous American ships are here,
under Portuguese, Spanish. &c. colours,
Offering for sale. freight or charter, with
out success.
April 24.-The sales of Cotton the last
week, including public sale of West In.
dies on Saturday, are estI mated at s or 9 90
bales - and the demand for prime cottons
still continues prime uplands readily com.
mand 10 Ia, and becoming scarce, though
we are still largely stocked with inferior OF
every description=-some part of the sales
have been on speculation, but principally
60 the trade.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

e Wanted by person in Richmond.
an able and respectable Teacher of thoss
branches which constitute liberal course
OF English Education viz Spelling .Rea.
ding, Writing, Grammar, Composition.
Mercantile A Arithmetic, Geography, &
lhe terms VIII be such as 20 render the
situation desirable,
Apply at this Office,
Richmond, June 4,h, 1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
YIEsHA, March -.

I'VE are assured by persons Of credit.
That two ofShe celebrated negccia;ors now
10. Hk, art to 60 to London, with a
xrcssf1Isnesgc of the French court, to
eat tpr General peace. We trust tina,
the habngrunarriage of Princess Maris
Louisa with Napoleon the Great, will fix
The desiin.es OF Europe"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
April 10.

Psriy papers have arrived 20 the litL
and Ddich TO the 18th. Il hey continue to
enter aIn the absurd expectation that
pesce with England must be the conse-
q0ence Of Bonaparte's marriage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
u o M E S &c.

CHARLESTON, May 26.

The ship Fair Helen, arrived4t N.
York on Saturday from Liverpool,
bringing London papers to the 23d
April, and Paris news to the 10th.
By this arrival we have alvices of
great interest from both &. Britain
and France. IL has been oGcially no.
tilted TO general Armstrong that no
vessel bearing the A neriean Alg will
be admitted into any port OF the con-
tinent of Europe, aud that such as
may be found will be con6sc tied.
An Ard ican vessel abou. to enter
'he Texel, lestined tor A nsterdan,
was forbidden to enter, and all inter.
course with Holland, declared 70 be
interdicted to the American Gag, OF
which positive notincation was given.
The vessels t-Ius impeded I'D AT.
rivec in England,
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BOSTON, May IS.
FROM LIsHON

~
Captain Atweit who rsyud lest even
ing, left LisDou on she ID Apr,L-- The
French had not advanced towards Portu.
gal. BRUSH Ieintorccmen;s arr,ysa fire..
quently.
No vessels from Portugal are admitted
in RuAsia; but vessels from he Brasls,
and the islands, except Madeira, are.
BY captain ~. We were favored with pa
pers april IA. They mentien ,hs posi-.
ton OF d.tilrent Frencn corps in the inte-
rior OF SPAN. 1'hey had csch OF tue pat.
riot armies opposed 10 the N.
Parues OF pa,r'os were active in MANY
placssa"o were constantly max ny prison
efs pJ or destroying small bode s of the
Frepch S}khe eRppear to be frequent de. :.
ser 4pns No. the nv@ders.--Ine duke OF
Aorseses las at hstorga.
sN~w LISBON, April II.
We hear from Cadiz. that the duke OF
hloequrque is appointed ambassador ex.
traor0inaTy to ihe British court; that
Blake is 20 Command his army, and Lacy,
blake's. Castanos will have the actual
command at Cadz.
The British have sent an expedition to
Catalonia.
Letters from Valencia say that General
Caro- has beat in Aicanis, a French corps,
that entered that province from Arragon (.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
N Q T L C r.

IN consequence of the separation which
will teke place on the frs of next Septem.
Der between l.. II. Girardin ID, Doyle. and
John Wo4tSkhe Undersigned will Jointly
from sal b continue to teach young la.
dies and linen in the same buildings
in which, hool was before kept, with
uninterIuped zeal, in separate apartments
as heretofore.
The prices shall be reduced to ten dol.
iarsper quarter, for the English branches.
consisting Of Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Geography, use OF the Globes. Hi.torv,l
Bellies Letters, Mercantile Arithmetid
Book -keePing-and the useful practical
ORANGES OF Mathe matics-with winch
The Latin and Greek languages. or ei.
Their, will be taught for IL dolls. so cents
per quarter.
The objects and advantages of this con.
nect'on will, in due time, be more tully ex-
planned in card, which will be circulated
tor that purpose.
DAVID DOYLE.
- KICHARD DAbNEY.
Rlchmoa4Solh May, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

nNiCstJ way &os
OUR COMMERCE IN The NOST I'll.
Ii is no &>zsll know that large, II not
the create ,4trt OF what is called Amer i.
eau co nmcrce in the Baltic, - in fac
British property, attempted to be smusa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

An auicle, dated Paris, April 1,
gives s4ii,t of so American vessels
captured and sequestered in the ports
of France, Spain, Holland and Ma
pies, since the list Of April, 1909 OF
~ American vessels sequestered in
the porte of Spain, whose cargoes are
ordsre. - be transported to Bayonne
Of 1Q.Rgssels sequestered in Holland
and q 20 vessels sequestered ADD sold
by ORDER OF the government Of Naples.
lib.
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a.

WASINeroN CITY, June /.
The Sssfs&ry OF the Treasury left
this city Yesterday on visit TO the
Western PaA of the State of Peunsyi-
vania.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
NApfls.
We have received the following impor.
tant intelligence this mornings
"Cape of Good Hope, Ian. ~.

treaty berveer1 1knce and Holland,
Gere is one art le which relates 10 A
n 4ea, and whicH RECALLS forcibly to cur
mn he obse hlionsS of CNlr WalshJ
relative to Bona [r,e's al feelings and
intentions towa AmeriN, in his able
"Le,ter upon he Genus aA DisposiI.
ons of The F&nch Go,e,nment." He
there warns the United States, that their
very labours to s,ce, middle course to
moderate his violence by humble Temon-
strarces and Benevolent pIoiessioBs-so
entice fiom him The aims Of an oppressed
and precatiGus refuse OF trade would on
iy Conduce 10 heghtsn his disdaiE, aud TO
embolden his nsoiescc--that obey squan-
dered unavaiIiDgly their luDd OF submssi.
or. In this Ieaiy with Ho;isud all the
merchandise brough, by American SHIPS
into Butch ports, which have entered since
the Is Of January, 1909. a re,rospec CT II / S
months, is 10 be given up o France, " 10
b. disposed Of according TO citcumsiaD-
css, and 20 the political relations Of France
with the United States )" III other words,
10 be gwen 10 Bcnapagtc aS an engine 10
force lne lniisd States into SUI MISSION.
Ii is not TWO months since, ina; The French
minister tor iorelgD affairs wrote TO MIR
Armstrong long note, which he desi,: Il
hiG. To transmit the President, IN order 10
prove 10 HIM The ifiebdiy intentions Of
France, AID her favorable disposition 10.
wards The commerce of America With.
out waiting, however, Tor reply 10 this
noe, FtaEce. proves her friendly intenti-
ons and favorable disposition, by laying
her hands upon all Amer can n.erchan.
die imported into the Ouch ports 1t
viii be RENE mbered, tha: in the negocia.
tion between our government and Ameri.
ca, the later made Inc strange demand
that Holland should bs considered as an
independent neutral state. 10 this de.
nsand we replied, that SO iohg as she was
exposed to the con,roul OF Fisncs, we
could not consider her, nor would even
france suffer her 10 be so considered. a.
merics, however, fel, certain thai she
would, and she now receives the recon-
pence OF her confidence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
WxssIkGroS CRY, NAV so.

The Y eislalure of Maryland have
incorPorazsa company for the pur.
pose OF building bridge over the SUI.
quehanna al Havre de Grace, with au-
tnority to raise $4,000 dollars.
The Legislature OF Pennsylvania
have incorporated companies Tor build
ing bridge over the Allegheny al
PIt'sburg, and over the Monongahels
between Washington and Brownsville.
These are grea: objects, whose &C
complishment will conduce eminently
TO the accommodation of the public.
Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

Extract q "a letteskrcm gentleman Of res.
Pec'aonfsyj fn~Antigua, TO his friend in
bridgeport, ICON. dated April Is, 1910.
10 conversation with Admiral Cocb.
rane, lew days since, he observed, thai
he had discharged from on board the fleet
under his command, on this station, ever,
person that had the least possible claim o
oeIng an American and battered hIm.eIf
that IRON the disposition manifested by the
American government, through Mr.. PINK.
ney, its minister III London, that q Coz
mercIal Treaty would soon oe concluded
between the respective Countries
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
Or FoLK, June /

Departe Oh transi,ory lie, on Wed.
nesday last Rf&f very short, but severe
indisposition, Mr. JAMES NOZZLE. of the
House OF Noble & Arbuthnot, Merchants
OF THIS Borough. native Of Scotland.
Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05
LoxDos, Aprilali.

We have received the following impor.
tant intelligence this morning,
"Cape of Good Hope, ian. -.
The Boadices friga,e arrived here
yesterday from off the Maurtius, where
The left our Acct on the 4.h instant, she
brings intelligence of tbs French frigaiss,
which had been cruising in the INDIAN
Seas, having succeeded in getting safe in
with prizes, one apparently large To-.
daman, which was chased on shore AT The
Black River; an unsuccessful attempt
had been made by the boats of the Hset
TO destroy her.
"The French feet has got safe in, and
were chased by our Heet ON the morning
ofihe "a inst. consists Of four frigales and
four prizes, and as we know of only 5
French tr'gales being ON the station, viz.
Bellona, La Manche and Genus, some ap.
prehe nsions are entertained OF the other
frigate beng the Piedmonta,se, which was
reported in India 10 have been captured
by two French frigates. II is, however,
poss BILE, that they may have been j,nsd
by snother French frTgate from Europe.
The Reasonable IS expected here in lew
days from the fltet, and by her we ex.
peel TO have some iur,her particulars.
SPY the Dolly, American, from Cey.
Ion, we have accounts of two French fri.
gates from Batavia having captured Is
American vessels, ard several English
country ships, at Tapapalna, on the N. w.
coast of Sumatra. he Americans had
large quantity of specie on board. with
which .LeysmeIe purchasing their cargoes
Of pepper."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

In the Spanish brig Nuestra Sonora del
Piar, arrived here Oh Wednesday, came
the Governor and Intendant of Lagu:ra
and suite. We learn, tina. the natives OF
OF LA Guira, on hearing Of the successes
OF the French in Spain, and fearing that it
wou u fdil under~lhe domination of Bona
parte, arrested lie Governor, &c. i,nme.
d'ateiy appointed enc from among them.
serves and then put the deposed on boar
she orig, under, guard of about forty sol.
diers. with strict orders that he or his suite
should not be iandt in the Spanish domini.
ons. This looks like commencement of
declaring themselves independent and IN
the Accomplishment. CT THIS event We wish
success. The orig and soldiers return i'm
"-ut1sS'}>o - diFa. Id
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

Among the presentations to the Qeeen Of
Englaad on the 18Th of April, at the draw
ing-reom, was MIR Morier, on his being
appointed secretary OF the embassy at
the court OF Persia so that the report OF
his coming to the United States as Ms
Jackson's successor, and the quality oil
charge de-. affairs, must DO unfounded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

The Glue CT April 10Th, says" We un
derstand TIT as soon as Mr. Lee, who
has been sent with dispatches from Mr.
P.nkney 10 General Armstrong, shs II ar
rive at Paris, that minister will quit the
Court OF France TO proceed TO America
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

~NEw-YoRK, May so.
Col. The following article
respect This notorious character is
copied ~ the Aurora of Monday.
6 A Idt{2f from London of the srh
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-19
May 9.
TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber, after a lapse OF ti,ns
4 necessarily consuned in the preparc-
ton Of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens of Alexandria, as we'll S. the
community at large, that be has taken for a
term Of years thai noted and eligible estab-
lishment known by the name of tbs CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr.. Gatlsby,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopes
10 preserve by his unesHitted exertiens in
affording to all those, who may confer on him
the favor of their patronage, genteei and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary 10 indicate the mslti :
pGci.y of etnvcnienocs attached to the City
Hotsl, and will only submit description to
that portion of travellers who have so gene
rally attestedits numerous advantages.
) ~. James Brook.
February 20 ~. law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-19

n WISH td keli my 5hfsl on Con- IT.. s.,
& tn county. 81 NOT iSlsdb6f iald. w. l.
virxinia. consuming 40 aeres !. ef
400 acrex of Shicf are c0tsred Win 4. sooet
;.Sst, tI.,bse sc sIss ftst quality. ;,,s e ED
pars 81 lhis lind aiil. nasssi : jadi,isu l :
tenn 81 sesdsis atipAs yield Cine ciops az ays.
corn, wkest, yyc, barley. HcHsf AK an .,oias
ton ma 4ievsrious hines Of aftiH. e, ,.s se>
The n.stssfe yfeiding wild J,sion ana 3, stss*s
tnrsi heritage affords ,wi.h the wot,aland> n
range for sheep and harced calf,s ib;.
i situate nearly equi-slistant from Al = =
Baltimo, ! and Norfolk. From he .;.a
Nv a,hingson to Gle Bay there - not. On ~, "a
! side oi the Potomac, . more valuable ,,.s.'.
land Of cauaf dimcpsion- the ssiue Of n. J:
Der. the richness Of the soil the iacilh, IN, I'm
! Will Il its produce can BIZ conveyed % ,hs Nv
opuIeut COMMERCIAL ciiles, win amply I. S s.s
sthe sxsrtions o. tile expstie6ced md man.,
;ous farmer. II has several sprriars Of .~.sf
lent water |; and The sdioinipg creek ma 49,
sbound yi.h fsh. rilas iowi Rl,l 81 stcr. 80 :
The purchasers may bd sccon, n,oda,ed v;,.
the stock sndiarmingI utensils on easy Term
Amsnysi the stock 10 small flock OF 49,
100 fnc1 wool sleep. "A simple Of mi,
fleece has been sent 10 Philadelphia, whs,s
from the fne.ess md sof,ness al lis 49,
it win bring from 70 20 80 cents per rounl
IL proper care BE- taken Of the sheep In win.
ter And by crossing this breed with SpsI.
nish Merino R.ms, il is the opinion Of man,
respectable farmers, tia: the wool produced
from the crossed breed will be equally yau,.
BILE. in every point, 70 that Of che best Span.
ish sheep. ~, i.
!, I will also dispose, OF small piece of land
about two and half miles from town, b.
ing par, ola trait h,ox-n BY the name q
STUMP. HILL ,---st contains IL acres, .
or which arc cleared pnd well enclosed pant
Of that which is cleared has produced luxuri
RANT clsps Of clover forthrce years s,rees.
siscly. There arc on IL small unfinished
FRAME HOUSE, a HUT tit for negroes !;
some apple ard peach trees; and . perpetual
spring Of good water. The situation Is high
and healthy. ',s 800.
Also a handsome convenient
dwelling house now in the occupancy Or Mn.
MKcnna, with good cellar, kitchen, smoke
house, stable Sc. &c il is situated in 4
healthy and agreeable part Of the Town. The
above dcscribed property is perfectly free
from oil incumbrsncs, and the title il unques.
tionable. Cash, or Bank stock ofany oru,s
Banks in the territory Of Columbia aud Bal
timore, will be expected in part payment: d
literal crsdit will be giscnfpr the remainder.
For further particulars apply by letter 10 The
subscriber At tbs Bank Of Alexandria.
NJ. Hanr,ery.
May IS. go st.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-19
PUBLIC SALE.

TN compliance with q deed ot trust to th't
l. subscriber, to secure the apsy NETT o. = !.
sum of money, viii be exposed 70 sale d
their respective premises, for ready money,
on Wednesday, the 2ai day Of May next, .
piece Of GROUND lying on the east sida
of Washington street and tO,the northwsrc
OF Cameron street, extending on w ashing-
ton street 30 feet and sfuhningr back 81 tea'
Also, ons other piece, Of GROUND adjoia.
ing thereto, extending on Wssh;pgior street
Is isst 70 "a ten fcos alley, spd summing b'et
also ~ feet. On these piers Of groups
L erected SMALL irSne dsc,ling aeuss.
Ss James Keith.
April %. Us. sav
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Public Sale.

win be sold, at public sale, a, Brooke ,ta-
vern, In Alexandria, on SATURDAY. the
islh Of Nay next. -.
That valuable Tract OF Land,
known as Brenis FGstnt. formerly occupied
by Presley Cox, AMI lsteiy Ivy Josiah Wat
son, being on THE waters OF Holmes RuHs
HbOlt two miles from the town OF Alexan.
dria, between the Colchester. road and The
preat turnpike now leading from Alexandria
%, Lids River, containing about $50 acres,
agreeable to a plat and survey which viii be
produced on the day OF selc> and which may
i. now be seen by applying to Col. Gal.In' OF
AlkxandFia, or 10 II .ranarr Kerr, OF wash
eineson city. The land will be laid OFF in lots
-0f from ~ TO SO GSfes TO suit pur ;hasers.---
TAsScITns OF sale win be--One third cash,
and credit of s and , menths on the re-
mAiniRg Two thirds, notes negotiable In the
bank OF Alexapdria, with approved endorsers,
bearing interes, floH; the date.
:. The title 80 the Shove land is unquesti on
able, iewill be- made by the, commissioners
appointed by the court of Fairfax county TO
the p0rehascrS. in the above tract there IS
large .Rrnp0s,iaa Of Bottom land, which
win make exeellcnt meadow, end the up
land las elegant Eeites for building.
MAY 4. e, =. =. : dts.