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WILMINeroN. rDel1 NIaY 1

W ILMINGTON Del | May I.
THE EMBASSY.-Th ship Neptune vt Pl,ila.
depha, nearly ready to receive the Ministers
for Russia. is expected TO drop down to New-Castle
in two or three days, when the honorable J. A. Bay
ard will go on board So far is known fact. The
floating conjectures we do not voueh for--to wit ::
that Mr.. Gailatn is said 10 have "thought it proba
lie treaty ofPeace would be promptly arranged
sc. sc. Flour here so brisk.
THE ENEMf.-A soOp, captured some time
since, and used by Beresford in the Delaware as =
decoy boat was yesterday reeaptured by a Gunbust.
and brought up to Newcastle, with rnidshipman
and men prisoners.
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FROM THE BALTIMORE pArRIor.
Messrs. Editors-You will oblige me by
giving the following place in yoar paper.
LIEMDN .DIISCIfI

Messrs. Editors-Hou will oblige me by
giving the following place in yoar paper.
HENRY Russell.
] avail myself in laying before the public
a precise statement of facts, which occur
red 60 me on my way from Havre de Grace
TO Baltimore. Yesterday between IL and
O'clock, this side of Patterson's mills, was
stopped by a party Of British sailors, to the
Dumber Of 70 or sc, beaded by two officers
when one Of the sailors advanced up and
seized the bride of my horse at the same
time another, holding z bayonet at my
breast, commanded me to disrnount Imme-
diately, or he would run me through / ac-
cordingly jumped off; | was Immediately
cOliared by the lieutenant, who in a very
impairment manner asked me where was
going; | answered to Baltimore he then
asked me many insulting questions about
Baltimore and its inhabitants. ] told him |
would answer NO such questions, and re-
| quested lie would not detain me any longer
he then without any further ceremony
thrust his hand into my coat and waistcoat
pockets. told him not to treat me with
such atroCiousness--if money was their aim,
| / would deliver all that / had about me-
which they did not give the trouble to do. is
! the lieutenant drew out the contents of my
| pockets, which fortunately were only fe "
! dOilArs--they still thinkingJ had more con-
cealeh about me, like the worst 6f robbers.
forced my waistcoat open, when finding no
more booty, permitted me to proceed ON to
| Baltimore. They appeared TO be divided
mo several parties. They said they were
loobinS Tor fat cattle, and Killed several
| hogs ~ my prcsence--and on my leaving
them they went in diff, rent ways | disco
vcred several negroes amongst them.
Ba1imore, My 4, 1915.
A
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Fk.derieE.Jn.nr .ntnn

-bdrchins OYdeys-An express arrived here on
Tuesdsy evening last with orders to Ger. Swearing
for the march of the Whole of the detached and
volunteer militia in 10 days for the defence of B.t-
more. Captain Steiner's Artilleri:,s of this town
it is expected viii march some time next week
On Wednesday evening another express passed
through town for Washington county, with orders
county.
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The Federalists and persons opposed :,
the War used grea. eNertion in this e'eStio"
to eject their object and they have doSe
so. in two or three instances. contrary 20
our expectations. But the people were told
that il they voted for the Peace Candidate
the War would be closed and they ~ould
avoid the burden off. long list OF f0res,
with which they were threatened If they
voted for the man who would support the
war. The citizens did not consider, that
in acting thus, they did all IN their power
to 6ring This Country 20 the ject If Graf
Britain-and of course voted in way
which was calculated to CRAFTY the enemy
at the es3isnee of their own Government.
Register.
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THE POINT sETTLED.

Considerable agitation has been experienced in
Charleston, S. G. in consequence of the supposed
circumstance, that five members of Congress from
that state had vacated their seats, from neglect in
sgniiyipg to the Governor in due time heir aceep-
lance of the Office to which they had beea elected
The diff Guilty Us The Governor has ei-
ven direction, that the MISSIONS should be deli.
vered to the gentlemen elected.
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pRIvArE coRREspoNDENcE..

> @fctV u n 4EHY 70
There is no deub. of the reelection Of
Governor Tomph:ns. Republican Senators
in three of the four stricis. The com
plexion of the Assembly is as yet doubtful.
Fhe result of the New York Election is
represented as having been highly auspici-
ous to the Republican, cause.
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CONSUMPTION, which destroys the hapy

transcription, which destroys the hap
OF families and The hope OF the conntiy
Such always have been, such still are tcs
intentions of the king. His re establish
ment on the throne OF his ancestors will he
tor France only, the unhappy transition
from the calamities of a war wnich tyranny
rerPctuates. 10 the blessings OF a sc,;<i
peace. for which foreign powers can never
ind any security but in the word OF the
legitimate sovereign.
Ruri5veU, Eco. l, 1918.
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YIIE ATTACK ON HdFRE DE-
p. r., YCR D.

Was unquestionably one Of the most w Il
ton and unjustitiabe outrages ever practis
ed in modern warfare. The town, il now
appe airs, was not wholly destroy ed, but par
TALLY burnt and generally pluadered in a
II amer that would have diSgraCed a band
Of pirates. This destruct ton of private pro
psrty was without any possible object. The
United States had done no act for which IT
could be a retaliation there were no pub
lis works at the place inviting assault-on
no ground can 1t be justified and It Can be
considered in NC other light than as a base
and dishonorabe violation of The law of ma
ions and Of honor able or civilized warfare
Let the object have been what il might, the
destruction of the iron works, or the stop
page Of The mails, which we allow to have
deem legitimate objects, neither of these, nor
any other pretence can palliate the unneces-
sary depredations which have taken place
Private property is respected in war unless
where retaliation justhes its destruction; or
where IT is destroyed inevitably in an attack
on the Notifications. public or private arma-
ments. or public works. or where its des-
truction is necessary II the aitainnsvnt Of
great public object. The bombsrdm,tnt and
conf1agration of towns has long been ra ked
among the barbarlsms of our forefathers
and exploded in war as disgraceful and dis
honorable. 1t has remained for the British
nation, the bulwark of our religion"
which boasts of its magnanimity and gene
rosity to its foes, to revive the savage war
against women and children, and the wan
ton devastation of private property on our
seaboard; and to excite a war of murder
and pillage by their Indian allies, regu-
lars and militia" in the interior. The effect
OF these repeated outrages will unqnestion
ably be to aggra7ate the hostility towards
Great Britain already pervading the coun-
try and to throw impediments in the way
of the conclusion of an honorable peace. a
few more such affairs as the massacre at
the River Raisin, the bumbardment of Lew
IS, and the conHagration of Frenchtown and
Hayre- de Grace, and there will no longer
be any difference of sentiment in the Ma
ton.
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Washington, May Z.

washington, Nay z.
Cut~agc OF Outrage. From very respec-
table gentleman who passed though Havre
deGIace since the visit paid it by the Bri
Dish, with whom c had the pleasure of
conN ersng yesterday, we learn that they
carried of from that place one OF its oIti-
zens, the only one, it is believed, who fred
a gun on their approach and who fred till
they seized him, and wounded several. IT
was discovered by them that he was by
birth an irishman; his name O'Neale who
had resided at that place fifteen years -
They bore him of frcm his fan lily, and re-
peatedly declared their determination to
hang him, andit was the general beiicf;a
Havre de Grace that he was hung the next
day His family are inconsolabe, aud the
people of Havre de Grace generally much
distressed ON account of the tate of O'Neale.
Only one of our men was killed a. Havre
de Grace, and he met his fate from the
bursting of a rocket The wanton DIES
truction of property, was, strange 10 say,
chiefly by the officers, the sailvrs appear
ing more civilized and we'll disposed.
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NAVAL TRIUMPHS.

At meeting held last evening, pursuant
to Public Notice, most respectable CON-
mittee of superintendent of the intended
Festival in honour of our glorious Naval
Victories was sppointed--and other arran-
gements made. Nat. I,;t.
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Captain Willian. J. Sra ford, late master of the
private armed schr. Eoiphin, regslarly exchanged
for William J. Bingham, late master OF the Brit
ish armed ship Hebe, captured by the Dolphin
Ehig.
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TI4E CASE NEAIE

TIE CASE OF o NEALE.
The 81 cure OF this na,u, allied CITIZEN 1T
Havre dc Grace, and conveying hun. on
board the British feet, with the avowcd in
tention to ru. him to death. has excited, as
we'll II might, a great sensation. Eow is
the time toT our Government to exercise
the power vested in it by the act Of lgst ses-
sion authoris:ng retaliation in such cases.--
The voice of the people demands 1t. IL
will be oheyed Such outrageous conduct
mus. b checked. We should regret that
innocent m, should suffer for the faults Of
their governments But, ifthe British Adj
mirai carries his menaces into eject in res
pect TO the brave O'Nealc. his death mast
be reveneed. A stop must be put TO the
fiasitious conduct Of the enemy by the rnost
rigorous retaliation. 10.
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WAsH1EcroN.

W,hsHIEGT on, Nay 6.
Itis expected, we have beard, that II
Commissioners q the Z. States gOins outt
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IMPORTANT british ORDER.

IMPORTANT BRITISH ORDER.
AT the Court at Carletcn-house, the Ist
dav OF Feb. 1918.
r.. s l--Prcsent his Roy al Highress the
Prince Regent in Council.
WHEREAS, by his MaieSty's Order in
Ccuhcil, bearing date The i1th day of No
vember, 1907, and reciting, &" That the
sale Of t>h>ps BY a bellgerent to a neutral is
considered by France to be Illegal" His
Majesty was pleased, by and with the ad-
vice OF his Privy Council, to orler, Z" That
i, future the sale to "a Neutral Of any vesse'
belonging . hi M'jesty's enemies should
rot lie d, emed TO be legal. nor in any man
ner TO transfer the property. nor 20 al,er the
char acter OF such vessels, and that all YES
sells then beiUngilg to or which hereafter
lhould belong 10 any enemy of HIS NJ aes
~, notwithstanding any sale nr pretended
sale to a neutral, should be captured an,
broug IN, and should be adjudged as law
tul p'ize to the captors"
And whereas il is expedient to confne
the operation If tn said order 20 vessels
belonging 70 F, ance, or the territories thee
I, or 70 any of the. countries or places an
nexed to or Incorporated with France.-His
ROYAL Highness the Prince Regen-, acting
IN the name and on the behalf ,f His Males
ty, is pleased by and with the advice of His
Maiesty's Privy Council. t, order. and II
is hereby ordered, That the said order shall
herceforth be confined to vessels belonging
to France or tie territories thereof. or to
any of the countries or places annexed to or
Incorporated with France, and that all YES
sells belonging t, any other power at war
with His Majesty, which may have been
purchased, or may be u,chased by he sub
jects OF any power in amity with His Ma
jesty, and which shall he captured after the
date of this order, and shall thereon be
brought Go adjudication in any OF His Ma
jesty's Courts Of Prize. shall be adiutged
by the said Court in the same manner as il
The aforesaid order of the 1Ith of Nov.
1907, hal not been Issued. And the Right
Hon. the Lords Com uissone~s If His Ma
lesty's Treasury, His Majesty's Principal
Secretaries Of State, the orGe ConmiE
sinners of the Admira,N. the udge of the
High Court a. Admiralty ,and the Judges of
the Courts of Vice Admiralty, are to take
such measures he Gin as to hem may res
pectively appertain. eSA
JAMES BUTLER.
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NEy,-NonK. AfarS.

NEWBORN, May G
On Sunday corp. Of horse artillery, with a num-
her OF spare hoses, eannon, travelling furnaces, &s
left Creenhas ,ur the troEticrs
= Swedish iigate i,om Stockholm, with II sail OF
merchantmen under convey, arrived ST Bartho,-
omews the middle al March
translated Ton tao Evening post, from Lisbon pa
rers TO the 2ith march
LuN DON. March 12.
tits stated that there do not remain any troops
between DantZ'c and. Hamburger and b. the Ia
test Gate from the lsutr city, it appears that
they indicated an intention to cvacuate it without
deI-v.
The King OF Saxouy has sent extraordinary
Ambassador To Paris 10 represent to onaparte that
his provinces being entirely exhausted by the war;
1t had become absolutely Impossible for him TO con.
tiTuc his subsidies
IL IS stated, that Marshal Ney is ordered to Spain
20 take the place OF Soylt.
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EALrIMonr. My :.

baltimore, may j.
Boston paper states that lieut.. Moore OF the
OH regiment oi iataney Was arrested IN tlat ci'y
the 9th ult charge Of holding corrci pon'cncs
with the enemy, and delivered into enslc'Iy of cap
tam Snel.ng.-We understand he passed Through
this city TO day under guard his way Washing
ton.
The ID iaware Statesman saws, that in the attack
on French Town, the English loss was wounded,
[ one OF whom was their commander and Kill.
led, who was buried between French Town and Elk.
ton We have not heard of any killed wounded
on side.
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BALTIMORE, Nav !.

~ BALTIMORE, May l.
Yesterday Allen Donaldson and Philip Fletcher
both inhabitants of this city, committed TO pris
ON rhar-es Of Treason against the United States
in giving aid to the enemy.
go Vfndictipe War.
The euemy yesterday m or,ing about four o'clock
attacked the town Of Hsvre-ae.Grace at the mouth
.oi the Susquehauns. and burnt 1.-THE inhabitants
fed ---ihe women chiefly took shelter in the house
of MIR Mark Pringe -S-a party proceeding
there apparently to attack Is, but were met by Nh
Piinsle, carrying iag who prevailed them to
retire. 80,
In the course of the dsT the enemy burned Mr..
Stump's warehouse neai-his MILL about five miles
from Hsvre de Grace. The mill being defended,
was saved. They also burned Col Huehes's Fur.
mace, and it is feared Chsrics-Towu is also burn.
ed S $50 = 90,
These facts 0rove the character of the war 10 he
Of the vinfiotve kind, the houses we're in raa
ny instances set on fire by brands, and no notice was
given to the rnarmed irhabitaots and dsfeRceless
wemeR and children to shrn the danger Of the at
tack. =; = u,
From tie following letter IL would appear that
the town of Havre. d &c race is ALMOST wholly des
troyed :: 81.
Extract of a letter fron, Ravye-de. Grace, dated
.Hap3
The is closed The enemy took this
place this morning, and burnt it Every house has
suffered more less mine and all my furniture
is gone-I sm ruined My Ferry Boats are ia
ken and two Stages, all my Stables, &c burnt"
Fed. Gaz.
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Just Received
For sale by ROB'r. GRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow
ing valuable
Law Books---viz {:
~ DOPER's JUS ,inian
~ HeniNg's Justice
franch's Reports vol. aud
Muniord's Reports vol.
East's Reports vol. IA
Cooper's Equity Pleader
American Digest
Lawyers Guide by w. w. Heniny
vol. l
Johnson's Cases vol. 8
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
Tauntoa's Reports vol. 2
Blackstone's Commentaries
Newland on Contracts
Gritty on the Law of Nations
Johnson's Reports vol. 7 and 8
Law Of Attachment.
Curran's Speeches
Statute Of Limitation
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-09
L and for Sale.

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part of which 10
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dapted to clover andthe production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandria, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about a mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Also lot of Land containing eleven
acres, contiguous to the town of Alex
andria, adjoining the lands of Beal How
ard and Peter Sheron.
Oh. Simms.
August IL. 2awtf
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FOR SALE
LOTS AND LANDS.

LOTS AND LANDS.
Nd UILDING Lots in every section OF
I'D this city, and about eighteen hun
dred acres Of Land on the eastern branch
of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, for Cash, or
on credit with security-Also, Landsjs
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. Ap-
ply to the subscriber, at TomlinsoD's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office in Philadelphia.
James Greenleat.
City Of Washington, May -. shwtf
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Negroes for Sale.
lust Received for sale
August "a

Just Received for sale
BY ANTHONY RHODES,
Boxes Of Domestic Goods, cof1.-
tanning Bedticking, Shsmbrays, Cling"
cams, Plaids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Threads, few pieces of fine
quality S:tinetts mixed coiors, black
and drsb colored superfne Cloth, cote
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colored
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
20 kegs of first quality Chewing To-
bscco, long Twist
20 kegs Of Pcarl-Ash
40 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries AZ
usual June %
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FOR SALE.

\ TR ACT of LAND. lying in the
- county Of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate OF
Zen. Thomson Mason, containing Va
acres. The soil is good, and very sus
ceptible of improvement by the Glover
and Plaster system. The proximity
OF this property to market. and the IA
cility with which Its produce may be
carried (Hunting-Creek by which i, is
bounded being navigable almost to the
door) would render 1t extremely valu.
able to person disposed to pay suffi-
cient attention to its cultivation.
Apply to James II. Hooe, Esq or TO
Francis Adams, jun.
May22
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Herring Seine Irvine.
Just receiued g FOR sale,
S cases Herring Seine Twiae supe-
"ior quality cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
$ $;::::, Island: 4;;::.. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetin IS
Co,k for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bbIs and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. and Boston Beef, bbls
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
obls. Tar, Rosln, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 7.
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Yeaton s. Conway,
Haze Just resolved from Weau- YORK.,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
IN STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Sheeting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual.
October IA
Iohn Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck.
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, by 9, 9 by II, and 10 ny ~
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish In box
es, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy In tlerces
s. bbls.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights RED
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women's and Children's Shoes
in.s,arrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks ia bates,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s
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CMo. 4o48
100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward.
FLOPED from Fairfield in the couas
Ia tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
OF Virginia, on or about the 7th day Of
March last, negro slave named AM
THONY the property of the late viii.
liam B. Page deceased. Anthony Is D.
bout S feet9 inches in height, OF subs
substantial form, light yellow complies
ton, and rather of an affemiiiate voice,
He is about % years Of age, was brought
up house servant and has been accuss
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity-he readss.
he plays the 6ddle-and possesses z
great mechanical turn--he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs. The
above reward will be given if Anthony
should be apprehendea at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield. and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandris.
But if apprehended at the distance Of
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will I'D
given if he is secured in goal, and no.
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. l. [ ee,
Admrs. Of Wm. B. Pagedet'd,
Mays.
The Editors of the Federal Republic
can, National Inteliigencer and Gazette
OF the United States, will publish tho st
bove in their papers, and send their Ass
counts to this Office.
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10 LET.

And possession given on the first day
of September next good dwelling
house and stand for Mercantile Busis
ness as sny i'll the town, on the seuth
side of Prince Street, nearly opposite
Mr. John G. I.add's dwelling house,
This property will be rented for ohs
year, ending tn. lst September, ISl4,
which will be the expiration OF my
lease on said property. ipply to VIM.
G Newton or the subscl iber living Ia
said House for terms,
Bazel Hurdle.
July 8.
The above property aud
House and lot adjoining
or either. will be sold a great
bargain or application to me
II will take bank stock or
goods, or will give 6 IL or
IS months credit by receiv-
ing one fourth of the pur.
chase money, in hand.
VIM. G.. Newton.
August 10
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August IL.
For Sale
A TRACT or LAND,

II Nav oI AA1NDS
Containing 90 acres, within two miles
Of Town, bounded in part on the Col
chester road, extending to the land o..
James Irwin, and within few rods 81
the Hunting Creek Turnpike. Part ct
ne land is enclosed and nearly sufhci-
cnt fencing for enclosing tic Remainder
ana timber for what may be wanting,
with fine growth otyoung wood -
There are two small tenenents and Sc
veral handsome situations for building
one of which is near the Turnpike
road, commanding view OF Washing.
ton, Alexandria and the Potomac river,
with an orchard containing between 4
and 500 OF the choicest apple, peach,
cherry and plumb trees, and never
falling spring of water
The land is .aid to be well adapted
to plaster.
Being SO near town, to person dis.
posed to give it attention, it woult be
valuable and pr ductive establishment
The payments would be made 10 &c
commodate the purchaser, or exchang'
ed for property in town. Apply to
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
AUGUST &