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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

ne must De = very base one and un.
til see more proof of mis- virtue than
have hef,oiore met with, I mu,e be-
lieve that the pen Of faithful history
viii pou tray Louis Bonaparte as a nv.
Pocrite aud aviIlain as man lending
himself to the vilest purposes; playing
faIsesPstriot king in the mask of
hpd DsN and AS an understrapper
inyR M parchs call policy, which is
reesentet as u monster, all eyes and
AlGEPlCANJIS.
John G. Jackson ESQ. Of thi. State,
has declined reelection 70 Congress
On account of Ill health.
DIED,-In this city, on Saturday
morning, the 18Th inse. the Honorable
JOHN HEATH, member of the
Privy Council AT very early peri
cd ofIife, MIR. Heath entered into the
military service of his country ;---when
barely twenty, one years oil age, he was
a member OF the Legislature of Virgi
MA ;-A-ln the arduous struggle between
thu federalists, and republicans, which
cow1menced towards the latter part of
Gef. Washing,on's administration, he
way qectedl member of the House of
RetrYentatftes in Congress-, for. the
disd comHEeh-ndIng the lower part
OF Tie Nort5f I'm Neck, by a large ma.
jori,yAnfnsthe last seven years of his
life, he has been II member of the
council of state; and in every public
station which he ever filed, he proved
himself to be firm and undertaking
republican.
DEEp-On the 9th September, at War.
rem, in Albemarle county, Mr.. JOHN M.
COBB, formerly Of this place.
e
rs the Federal ticket in the city of PHI
Iadeiphia ard county Of Delaware owe their
success 10 the disesntions among re publ
cans alone, it is no proof of the acquisition
OF federal Strength in tina, quartsfEbut ra-
,her OF federal capacity to feedfhe fire of
disGertsr This may Serve at anSther day to
inGflcate the lessen ofen ON sd harmony.
Il Fc4ss doiGea agdRst tseLf cannot
stEa ah. diner.
INTO FARMEhe.
~ are intamea, Eys Mg Lexing-
ton Ktportsss from grea pecfa6 source,
that Penning Sheepstoi.h cattle y GER
tain preventative TO their being molest-
ed By dogs or zvoloeS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
I e NOTICE..
E N T E R z d.

THERH will be petition presented to .
the next General Assembly of Virgil
MA prsying that the great Bridge over
To,usky Creek, may be made and CON-
stTucted into Toll Bridge, from the pso.9
pie of Richmond county
Richmond county, Sept. 1910. r. nj
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

MOTlCE--That john add bert Smith, CT
tIzens of Charleston, SpN,h Carolina, ,n,end-~~
to petition the next General Assembly. for "A
Act 20 enable John Dixon, to sell the Liable 4
Sngtng 10 the late Mrs. Isabella Thonpsorf 70 II
whom the said John Dixon became admink,ra-
tor and for other purposes mentioned in ,hsApe-
tition.
October Is, 1910. (wso
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
Notice.

T WISH to dispose of my TRACT OF
LAND lying in New Kent county, CAL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

A<sch'r from Richmond bound to
the Northward, loaded with GOALS,
foundered on the Horseshoe near Cape
Henry, on Tuesday last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
Bost. Chron.

Remarkable Tyee.-OD the land OF
Abraham Miller, in the township of
Sal, and county of Scioto, in the state
ofOhio, is growing iorked sycamore
tree, which measures On the outside
~ feet u diameter, and more than 90
feet in Nh cunierence, tapering from
the base upward, SO that At the height
OF fivs.it OILY measures A. feet the Ca
peuiug of the cavity at the bottom is
ten feet wide, and seven at the height
Of five feet, terminating at the height
of nine and a.haif feat. fhe ioTk is a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

$500 u e"' - 6IIcSpON-
dent, dated Washington Gin, OF. 8.
1910.
The president wiF be here on SATURDAY.
or Sunday. Mr.. Morier will be here in q
few days. He is charge d'affairs for the
present and secretary of legation for the
future. There is nothing to be expected
from this gentleman's movement. further
than ceremonial interview. The heads
OF departments now in the city do not ven
ture opinions on the late repeating decree
OF Napoleon The presidents arrival NAV
perhaps, change this silence into an active
pe s'tive or negative sentiment, 1t is adj.
mitred on all hands, by candid men. thar
the manner in which France has accen,, =
our proposition is ungracious. The quest
on, hdEever, is, whether it is not bet,er
all circumstances considered, to close win
the ohefS an reject it. The discussion off
this queNioH as a glance will enable Won
20 perceive involves multitude of con.
siderations deeply interesting to the Uni
TED States, as IL respects our relations
with Or. Britain as well as France. 1.-The.
longs to Mr.. Madison and his counseIIors
10 decide the point-and we will hone ras
hoping for the best is in the fashionI thew
Will decide for the beaeft of the nation.
Columbian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

From the 4th to 10th August, 1910,
out of SO vessels arriving in the port
of Liverpool, fhirty-three were from
America. This fact is one among a
thousand which might be adduced to
prove the great importance to Grea,
Britain of an unrestrained intercourse
with US at this moment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
NORFOLK, Oct. IL.

NORFOLK, Octs lie
The United States brig Nautilus,
Captain Sinclair, arrived here on We'd
nesday, from "a cruize to the South
ward
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
MURPHY & CRUMP,
10 additlon 10 their usaaI mnolr 0

ip addition 70 their ssaal supply Of
GROCERIES,
Have just received q general assortpfnt of
Giasss China, Earthcrn 81 Sfone tare,
shicheh,y propose to sell low for Asn, or
CountH produce,
OctIo, 1910. r1n1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
Ohio paper.
NIUNGO PARKE.

A London paper of the Esd Angus. ccn-
talns an extract of letter dated Senegal.
o, ioe2, which states that the intre.
Pr trHelierv Mungo Parke, is still in e.tis.
q Ice the Rterior of Africa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

We understand that Mr.. Brown, the
late collector at New Orleans, whose
presence in this city we announced in
oar last, came here voluntarily and
expressly for the purpose Of surend-
ering himselfSo government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

~ are 7nLStn1ea, Jays hg Lexing-
ton Ktportsss from Rres pecfa6 source,
that fenning Sheept0ish cattle y GER
tam 9reventati0e TO their icing MODEST
ed by dogs or zv0lOeS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

is derived from a gentleman IL DAYS
from that Quarter. This is no more
the reader will recol,ect, than we cal
colated upon in former paper, aud is
probably the last act of delegated au-
thority of the Spanish Junta, in favor
OF their good friend and ally King
George. Now we may console OUR
selves with having the British both 10
our front and rear. They have now
the master key to the West India
trade, and can easilv controul that OF
the Mississippi. This might have
been easily prevented, in our opinion,
ifouriust, but too forbearing govern
menk had seized, vi ct arms, on that
part\pf West-Florida which they
claim"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
NEW York, Oct. 9,

'x!ser fbeletter from Corresboa-
dent, dated Washington City, OF. 8,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-20

5h9 fnll tide ofsuceessfdl Sxperin,eH abafi- !.
IA 4 goserpment wslicr has SO f,rsk sSas
Irees and 6tnn, on The fheess,ic and vis'ona'
||efy afssr, ,ha,this soverpmens, "ths worlds
best lMpe, "may, By possibiii.y, want ener-
~ 10 preserve itsrH!-I trust not. ! be-
Iisye this on the cou,rary, ehs ssronscst.e &C.
yernmene on / arth.sl believe !, s.s only one,
where every man at the cali OF the law,
would fly to the standard Of the law, and
.wonid meet-the- inyaeions OF the public
order as his own personal concern. Il hax
been said that !" man cannot be trusted WITH
the government, of himself" Can he then
be trusted withathe. government OF others Z
Or have, we found angels, in the term 'of
kings, to govern him !-itl'SLst history
answer this question"
-, = '-r-.~., Editor Of the Whis.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-20
3 FREE THINKER.
From THE BALTIMORE WH1e.
WHAT # PROJECT!

THAT proposition SO monstrous, as tie
author of the following number brings for
ward, couldbe conceived by man OF learn.
ing, a frknd Of freedom, andof sxsmPla-
~ piety, truly astonished, the editor. He
cannot publish il, witirout .annexing a few
brief comments, in form Of notes. -
COMMUNICATED FOR THx'wHIG.
Asgangrene has seized the national bo-
dy polite. Ieis Infected, &c 10 morbid from
head to foot. TIt has passed away. It is a
mere nullity. II has no .neive, no efscien.,
ey, and il Is 10 the last agouising spasms Of
q deparring SPIRIT -. ..,...,
1l,) The great.6rst source Of sll our
srouSles is an elective presidency. It was
she, downfall Of Poland, and fperssted
znuch longer in, viii be the downfah Of A.
xeriea. Cd ~ -
aR the American people are to have a
change 10 their government, would they
mot wish ie upon the principles already es-
sablishsda and if IA hereditary president,
csueral (s) and commander 10 chief 10 II.
Me close OF The present administration 70 be.
nssanssd 20, would they nee wish il from
wrakitude, from the narae aud the lineage
e ne sayioar os sheir lcountry from tie
.niy;t of him whe was the prime and e8ici.
- ur,neinal instrument, under God, to oh.
.in sheif imdependenee, aad 70 rank them q
mons she aasiops Of. the earth! C:uainly,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-20
Foa-fHI ALEXANDRIA DAdIr GAZETTE

- - tis -, =. i Deg your sessuo
fo,Iov;nu, r ACTS In doing which, 1t Is
not with ,hs: view Of becoming the deienoe'
OF MFR. Irvine, the editor OF the 'oa'''
wh;r !. thi. would be an act Of imp0ssn.s
and supersroga,ion,; butt is to v'l Sa,d =
az n,;uei,les Of democracy from as o0'a ,,s
! ssarre, q the daring of'invsns'oa s 60 ~
,y.,i ;ussify TO itself; the accusation % ~.
az s;.;sssl = Guild no. have demanded tue M. .S
a .s,t.,.us. Of another, had not his ta,'n' 'ns
80. .s.s 4 4. bslist, the doest'ns OF justice,
~. Incorporate wish:shs fraud anu .a'
s's.sa j .hs publ: srsdul'y the 'sns'
sr,.o,.of .hs.ran we're given us the 's" ".,.
r..u,. 81 the people, and the w '.s s. pa'
,,.nounesa a. objects Of seOrn ana a''''
,ion, The fraud did not originate WIN
s s,sa, but you became the innocent IN
=, .,ruu,. n, of IL. dissemina.ioa' giving way 20
n. homes. indigui,y Of your sss''ngs' ..
s,roposision, ho,oever accorda"s 'e''" 0''''
lime could but be viewed n''0 as the mar
binrerof Cyelops, working chains LOT '"e
free arms Of ill-fated America, under inc
D.rrieidal ,ty,anny Of Caspii and II IS
nnder Inc ccnvictionthas youwill now dis
cover the same aiaerity in favcroftruth' oy
esrrse s, an error, which you were amo'-
r. NNH -
tious of being the first to expose make
.h;s communication, leaving it with your
own sense of feeling, haw far It COMFORTS
wi,hShe dignity and policy, OF sPar'y whose
object is the incubation of truth and
maxim, of political justice, s'Publish TO inc
world such falsehoods, as distinguished mo-
moments of their own dishoner.
The proposition for a change IN the; 60
xsrulnent scos not maze BY mfr. Irvine, but
Sby an anonymous writer in his paper, whose
..xe.ll.nt moral character, aud IN other IN
stances sound political doctrine, fand per-
,haps personal friendship gained 1t adn's-
sion under DIE signature OF Aessenser' but
before this step was consented to, the editor
of the Wing, accompanied it i" the same
paper with the following introduction and
analytical notes, showing as much his enfni-
~ to the proposal. as his commentators IN
Justly shew to his,. -. p :
FREE THINKER.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-20

I tEint they would and add siso 81 J 4
aid ONE member from each stste, d o g sa!z ii
most suitable character, Tenownss as. :
dom, patriotism and rsspss ssDs .sE 3 - d
inc. This, with Two. pete1t - rs
fosforeign and domestic aspars s :: sos, y
form rhe grand and efficient soeasil OF the
nation" II; ~ ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29
Potomac Land far Sac.
January ~

- - . r e
VT7ISHING to remove to the upper eoun.
] w try. offev for sale, the FARM, on
which ! Hive, in the county Of King George,
lying on the Potomac River and Rosters
Creek, and containing about roo ucres ]; about
500 of which arc cleared, and the larger por-
ton of it Of the first dcscriplicn Of Potomac
low grounds; the residue.of the trsct isabcut
equally divided between oak ard cedar, tho
latter peculiarly valuable for all the purposes
of enclosing. The preference. which this
place claims over most others In The atyap-
tages OF living, suchas wild fowl, 6sh,oy stcrs,
crabs. &c. renders it an highly desirable ystar.
bishmcnt for any gentleman WHO rnay5wish
to reside on tide water. The improvements Oh
this properly are complete, consis tipg of
two story dwelling house, 50 bytso iset con-.
tanning seven rooms, with passages and ex-
ccllcnt cellars /; another two story dwelling
house, containing three rooms and q esllur5
q new meat house, dairy, Ice housej stables
corn houses, and every Kind Of necessary enc
closure. TO this property Is annexed new
and most valuable .overshot mill, with tive
pair sloues, boiling cloth, cob-maehlne, cot.
ton do &c. The terms Of sale will be inside %
easy 10 The purchaser ~ 10 Can reasorah,y usk.
T.. Turner.
Marengo, Jan, ~. a -, so0t'.
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Extract sf Ss<iiSS aaied Baeass.A yfes,

- =
/" Wesrrived here on the 2s.h Sepsem'
Der, and found two American ships belong
ing to Dal.imore--,he Thomas Wilson,
Gardner, and Bashaw. Pe.akin By the lat
ter you will receive this. The former vss.
sci, on her outward bound passage to the
Brazil,, fell 10 with an armed Turkish yea
sells cruising Of the Cape de Verbs. She
hailed the Thomas Wilson and while cap
tain Gardner was preparing his boasso 60
on board, fred whole broadside into the
Thomas Wilson. The Turk continued hr'
ing fors.veral hours, until the ship got out
Of his reach by superior sailing Cat tain
G.. was 80 near him at one time, that he
perceived men, women and children, with
their Turkish dress on. The pirate ap.
.peared to be pierced for l6 or 20 guns, and
full Of men. advise you To caution our
shipmasters and owners, as this iuk''h
vessels cruising in the track Of our OUT
ward hound East India ships. ...
"V.ssels arriving here co labor under
considerable difficulty in procuring car
goes after many PETITIONS, lasling licences
are generally given. The best infermed
people here, however, Calculate that this
port will be open to all trade shortly. No
news from tn. interior.
"You will fad below the price current
of all the articles which Americans pur-
chase, jerk beef excepted. l can give you
no certain information respecting American
produce, Gas we are here in BALLAST only
tina: is in great demand, and lift can be
struggled on shore, fetchss good price.
"Spaaish prod'"s--Coppsr, per hundred
Is dolls. rs cents talluw, IL OK hides,
Z so; horse hides, each, IS cents; jesuirs
bank, per ID. 25."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29
CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
&c.. SATURDAY, January ~.

J7aken fSr tie Alexandria, GosesteJ
Lr. Msseiey offered the following reso.
luton -,-.. e.. - T..
Re.sIved That the President Of the q.
States be requested to cause to be laid
before this house, copies OF the sever
al commusications made te the govern
ment of France, pursuant to the autho-
rity. vested by Congress in the exeeu.
tive, as mentioned in the presidents mes
sage to congress at the commencement Of
the pre- sent session Of congress, except
sach parts as may in his judgement require
secrecy. e. -.
After some desultory debate, Kr. AfXm
made motion to lay tie resolution On the
table. The question on this motion was
taken by ayes and noes and carrisd--Ayes
7S-- Noes So. ..
Several private petitions were presented
and referred. .
4Nr. MiAor offered the petition of 'Thos.
Campbell, an old revolutionary. oE:er,
praying for some clisf frou, the United
States, on account of SUITE rings which ne is
undergoing occasi0nsd by a wound re.
ceiyed in the revolutionary war. Referred
to select committee 10 enquire into the
cxpediency Of raising the pensions OF
wounded soldiers of the revolution.
DIR. liacen's bill relative to commercial
intercourse, was read third time. !. 49,.
air. Mumford spoke at great length
against the bill.
Mr.. fisk made a long and loud speech
in favor of the BILL He was opposed to
war at this time. .-1~.
Mr.. Nike spoke in favor of the bill.
lie was also against war. He did not want
to take Canada and Nova Scotia.
Adjourned. 49,.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29
THE TYROLESE.

1.-THE following particulars of Lefebvre's
expedition against the Tyrol, in August
last, have been transmitted to Us by cor
respondent, to whom they were commune
Gated nv Saxon major, who escaped f'oa
the destruction of these terrible days.]
1--WE had penetrated to lnspruck with
out great resistance; and although much
was eye,v wherA talked OF the Iyroless
stationed upon and round the Bremen, We
gave li,.l. credit to it, thinking the rebels
to have b-en dispersed bygb short cannon
ade. and already consideahg ourselves as
conou-rors. Our entrances. into the passes
of the Brenner was only opposed by small
CORPS. which continued falling back, after
an opposite though short resistance. A.
mong others I perceived man, fu'l eighty
years old, posted against the side OF rock
and sending death among our ranks with
every shot. Upon the DavTians descend
ing from behind 70 make him prisoner, he
shouted aloua, hurrah struck the first
man TO the ground with bull, Selling hoi'l
of the second, and witch the ejaculation, !"
Gods maine ! prseipa.ed himself with NM
INFO the abyss below.
/" Marching EDWARDS, we heard resound
from the summit Of q high rock: Steven
shall I chop !, of ys, to which loud nay
.reverb.ra,ed from the opposite side. me
was told 70 the duke Of Dansz'e: VINO not
withdrawing, ordered US TO advances AZ
the sa,se til.c he prudensly Withdrew from
the centre TO the rear. The Yah, consist
inc of 1000 Bavarians, had juss stormet I.
deep ravine, whsn we again heard hs's.od
over our heads Hans Jsr the most h9ty
7rinity! Our terror was complete ovtne
reply that Immediately followed :--M "e
name Of tie Holy Trinity! CHt a" 1,'sf a
bore! and ere a minute had elapsed were
thousands of my comrades in arms, crush
ed, buried, and overwhelmed, by in mere
dible heap OF broken rocks, stones q trees
hurled down upon us. Altof Us were Pc
,riaed. Every one aed that could oat .
shower of balls from the Iyroles' VINO no"
,,shsd iron, the surrounding mountains, IN
;mmen.e aln,bers and among them boys
md girls of ten and twelve years OF aSs'
killed. or wounded a great many OF us' u
was no, till we had got these iatal n''sI:.
ta,us six leagues behind us, that we ss1e
- a,semhled by the duke. and formed INTO
Nv eolumns. Soon after the l,yrotsse sP'
n.,re.d. headed by IIofer, the inn-keePer'
a c., 5 abort address fron him, they gave;
/, General ERE, fluag their rides ASIDE ano
,,'shed npoa our hayoness with only tne',
cl.prhe,l fists. Nothing could Withstand
shsir impetuo.i.y. They darssd At our 'sss
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29

ahfzv d pulled Us down, slransled d,
;wrnehed the arms from our hands; and,
Hike enrsgvdlyons killed sll-Freneh, ga
varians, aud Saxons, that did not cry TOT
quarter. BY doing so, |, with 800 men,
was spared, and sec at lb.rty. 4
I" When all lay dead around, and the
victory was completed, the Tyrolese, 40 q
moved by one impulse, fell upon their
knees, and poured forth the emotions OF
their hearts in prayer, under the canopy o.
heaven, scene ~ awfully solemn, that y
will ever b. present TO my remembrance
joined 10 the devotion, and never in my
life did pray more fervent."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29
Alex. Moore, Register.
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subacribers ii, AjexaDdria coun.
-ty, in the district Of, Coiunbta, have obtintd
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let.
ter, testamentary on the estate of lSrissm.
Lxdsiek HeKriya, late Of the county Aforesaid
deed, all persons having elaims against aid
deceased ars hereby warned 70 exhihit he
same, with the vouchers thepsok g the sub-
scribers on or before the 10th day of Jolly Dsxt,
or thsy mar By law,be excluded fronst tsbs-
NETT 70 taid estate, and those indebted thsrs
o are required to make Immediate Psymcnt.
Given underour hznd this 10th dsy e y, y. I
Barbara HelEriglc. ExyA.
Jacob Christian HcllpS !.
John Douglas, . !. 7 !. Sc. go, y
Es,ys n eS,'.6sa Lsssiek Asla1yktt
Jsnnary -. ,,554y y9.9. ISL i;7
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29
This is to give NOTICE,

That the subscriber OF ALEXANDRA county,
in tive district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Cont of said county letters tes-
tamentary on the estate Of Wm.fitzhugh'
ESQUIRE, of Chatham, late of the county a.
foresaid, decessed: al persons having claim:
against the said deceased, arc hereby warned
40 exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of to Alexander Moore, Register Of Wills Z
Alexandria, on or before the 23d dry OF June
next, or they may BY law be excluded nom
all benefit Of said estate. And those indcbt-
ed thereto arc requesseJto naks immsdias:
payment. Given under my hand this 7sd
d.y of December, 1902,
Robert Rand lph.
!. Executor sfRr. Etzhyh, sf Chatham.
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For Saie OF. Hire, =
a NEGRO WOMAN, with'a CHILD!
Apply 70 the Fiesse. = "a {. IS
January 30. - ~ i, ~, :ig:s 81 81
DiaSict of Columbia,

County .lgeranais, i'm. 90, 1910.
WAS ceshmittcd 70 the jail Of this 5coan,y
% runagey. . negro mau who calls him.
self 10 I'm GEL At, anu says no 10 The. pro-
perry OF Mr.. Edwsrd .amaier, OF. Jamsstowns
virslnis- is abcut 90 years fsgs, ave
feet eight inches high had on JOG ket anil
pantaloonl Of nexre green cotton, and m old
brown cloak; he had two horses with him,
which ~ was Offering for sails. The Sw,isr
isrelusseed,s coms snt prove his prppsstys
pay, charges and talso MGl away. Otherwise he
WILDE dsposed Of N tho lsw,direets. III.
{ James campb n. 7aslor.
January ~. & a. 4 r.. IS law I'm, y
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29
Lands near Warrington for Sale.

T WILL SELL, on moderate terms, that
i valuable and highly imprcvsble TRACT
OF LAND, situate on the east side ofrthe
Washington and Alexandra Turnpike, AMI
bounc ed by Potomac river. This tract is.
distant about mis- and half from Wash
ington and three and half from Alexdndrif,
contains abou, 50 acres, one Fifth whereof is
marsh of theirst qualify, the balance is3ara'
bic. sfTorsling several 6ne springs Of water,
and beautiful situatioa for building. Tho
lands will be shewn and sessns made known
.npon application tos = 33ii.;. 4
-. Charles Alexander,
...r... Z i. Son Of Philip
January y ~ 4d7t.~.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-29
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0nsTUESDAYst hes6th dry ,oss Esbruary
,next,r wijtb ssIl. tsthA dwelling house Of
MIR. FACET jim Fairssx, county,
A Negro Man, = Trunk and
Fiddle,
belonging to acetate Of John I. Wash
ington, deceased. :, sasf s. I, !, :.
all persons. hayinss;elaims against The rid
deceased, .srtrcqueated to bring them 7isrs
ward for aee sement, go.
r. P. Wafhington.
8. january 49,. y 40 4 d3tt ;