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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-09
Chamber Of Deputies,

Sailing u .jaae ID.
M. Lesaeyei tDcpaty Of isJorb.han)
proposed 20 solicit from the Goyernaeut,
apreject Of . M.w to repress the outrases
committed By t'n Brisands, assuming the
title Of Royal bands, and he demanded
to be allowed to deyelepe his motives il
tee sitting CT the day after tomorrow.
The following Gre the arrangements
which Vi. Lesaessl Submitted to the
Chamber:
Art. I. The goods,End estates of In
.isijaals known to take part with the re-
neis shall be seqacstrated. and the pro-
dace collected and distributed as nation
apsopsrty. except defnitive confisca.
lou Otthe sail effects shall bs pronouuc-
elby az Interior law. The rebel who
sSaii have laid down his arms shall not
recover MS property till after an amnes-
" bssirtle Of a replssy, granted by 60
,seranent; and in no case shall he be n
ore to claim the revenue, interest and
produce which Tell due during the rebel
aoa, and MS amnesty shall not a9ect the
Nateaces pronounced again him, which
viii DC hereafter mentioaed. 49,
: Ali those kaown 70 have taken part
WIN these bands of rebels or brigands,
aNag the title o: the royal army, are re-
svsaslble 10 the full amount of the da-
S done by these bands directly o. III
aeeeses S, 4, and 5, contain dispose
Ss lsr carrying the above into eject.
~. Every sale made By = rebel ] month
sse quitting HE abasse, ordsf.as tae
.. MS rec llisl, is void.
All the rebeis and their relations Ia
4, ssesd.as o. ;ssAae.saias iins asc pai
:. sas prstect.oa es the Ian :,
@,asss s.es.i. ssss asss..o4 shiea tiii
s - IA i,,seosi VISA eal,aaess &, the
{ Y ss u i.a' Lego ;isi, n'anaiss's''sa
2s'ssS1 diSa 5pss3-.ls, a.,
10 aa I'll pas acknowledgements words
ma, s'ed 'siiii e.,ssgy, 8: y eaacs.si,'
sa'sai ;as or.sr IalS a. tx 81
stSslaa
i. : a.s4aaels ,!emaRasd leave 2
5 al presented thsil .e.sss At n
4 go .as .ias.
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| .aues Messrs. veitch, Taylor, b
ton, Harper, Muncaster, Fleming,
chus. Nicholson, SMITH IL
.NoesMessrs. Patton and irpHI
Carried. J, III
The committee appointed on the
|tion Of William Hartshorns and Oh
relative to the Friends burial gre
were discharged from the conside5
of the subject.
For The instruction Of the coilectG
taxes, tits
Resolved, That, in the opinion Of g
Gil, hearses for the. conveyance Off
dead are subjects of taxation, and !
the collectors have credit in their
counts for the sa.ne.
Ordered, That Messrs. Nicholson
Fleming, with the auditor, be q conn
tee to examine and cancel the due
which have been returned to the trei
rer. ....5..@ 4
The mayors communication OF ]
%, was referred to Messieurs Trip.
and Muncaster.
Extract from the minutes,
Test, l. r. Thompson. c. {
.-H -. -.-4. Il
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IN COUNCIL, August $, 1915.
Several communications from the may
or were received and read--wlIereupon
2esoluea, That SO much Of the COM
municat;on of the mayor asrecommends
the passing Of a general law respecting
pumps. be referred co Messrs. Patton and
MuECaster.
The taxes Que from MRS. Aerby and
Mrs. Johnston, .or the present year, we're
RENTED.
The dne Of ten dollars, imposed upon
Richard Deiphy, was RENTED.
Ordered, That the taxes due frcm Mrs.
Garry, except on real estate, De remit
ted, and that the taxes on tat be sus-
pended TOR twelve months.
Ordered, That the sum OF el.hty DOL
lars be allowed the superintendent OF
watch. for the purchase OF wood tor the
current year.
The committee appointed to examine
Into the situation OF the stone warehouse
land wharf, now in the occspation OF MIR.
/ John Muncaster, made q report which
was acknowledgment the following OK
der was moved and seconded
Ordered, That the sam OF 500 dollars
be appropriated to the repair 0! the ware
mouse and wharf occupied by MIR. John
Muncaster, to be applied in tie first
place to tie repair oil the wharf.
1 The ayes aud noes being called tor
a n. VIZ
.i,gs--Messrs. Taylor and Harper.
.Noes-Messrs. Neltch, Preston, broc'
chas, Triplett, Patton, Fleming, Her
lDert and Nicholson.-LoSt.
I. Ordered, That tie auditor issue Q war
rant in favor .! the president OF the poor
mouse for 500 dollars.
Ordered, That the pump to be placed
lin Fairtax-srreet, be h-ed opposite 70 the
one on koyal-street.
The ayes and noes being called on this
order we're as folleWs
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Public Sale.
PoET OF ALEXANDRIA.

IN Saturday the 10Th inst. will be.
u sold at. the late dwelling house OF
.4xanah Gatton, decd in Alexandria
county near the Potomac Bridge-AH,
the personal estate Of the decedent, con-
sisting Of several valuable Negroes, Hor.
ses, Cattle, Sheep, Farming Utensils,
Wheat, Rye, and household and kitchen
Furniture, &c. FERNS made known at
the time Of sale.
.NaRY CATION, .adm'rr.
August 9. IS
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10 A FACT
WORTHY OF NOTICE::

lENHERE- is nou to be found at our
! II Grocery Store, c6fher OF Bridge
land High streets, as large: and extensive
Ian assortment Of CHOICE GOODS> in
our line, as can be met with In any store
liza the U. States, which will be disposed
! If at wholesale and retail on pleasing
terms. Those persons of the District who
Ihavenot yet been supplied BY US, will be
$50 kind as to view and Judge for them
!selves-psrsonat calls are what we most
wish to encourage ID our friends and Gus
toners.
| We have just landed from sundry YES.
sells from n. York, Philadelphia, and Bal
ltimore,
Sc boxes laGuered boxes, con-
tanning Y.Hyson 4 Imperial TeaA Of
fine quality, elegant and suitable toy
families
6 chests and boxes retailing Young ny.
son do. =,
6 hhds. New-otlean, and Museovado
Sugar
A quantity, Of loaf and lump do.
25 bbls. old Nhiskey and Peach Bran.
dy, warranted several years old, and
superior to any in this market
|20 kegs small twist Chewing Tobacco,
{common) -.
10 Kegs large and small d.. Of a very SUI
perior quality, and worthy the at
tention Of those fond of the article
|s dog. bottles Lorillard's best Maccaboy
Snuff in pound and half pound bot
ties
500 papers chewing do. cut and consi.
sldered superior to twist trial,
however, will best convince
rs kegs (small) CARROTS best Scotch
Snuff
6 dog. best Wine Bitters
10 do. sparkling Champagne
8 do. pets French Mustard (Demaille}
/ case Sugar Candy
1 do. fresh Madeira Citron
10 bags heavy black Pepper
Pine Apples, Lemons and Lines (ireSht
Fresh Tanarinds in kegs
a lew pounds fresh Nutmegs
|l0 Pate De Grasse Cheese from Hell
land, very fine quality
|1O dez. transparent soap, for ladies usa
case pearl ash
Ia few doz smoked Salmon, very fine .
Is cases first rate Spanish Cigars
Il doz. small hair sifters
500 empty demijohns, three sizes
5000 Gorks for do.
zoo patent spicketts and facets
10 dog. do .gimblets.
An invoice OF glass and crockery ware,
viz. wines; goblets, tumblers, &c. also
dinner sets Of Elegant Liverpool ware
which, with that now open, makes the
most elegant assortment ofthese articles
in this District.
Hyatt & Wilson.
Georgetown, Aug. 9. If
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AOlLEE.

IN pursuance Of a deed of trust from
r,oe Douglas, of Charles county, I will
Ill 1T public auction, in Port-Tobacco.
IN wednesday the esd day Of August
next. for ready money,
Eight Negroes,
Consisting OF two women, FIVE girls from
! to IS years old, and one boy 6 years
old.
Thomas Manae'!, Trustee.
August :. lswS'
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- = 81
Is address. coz too great length to be
Mere Inserted.
flis Maiesss replied:
An. President. and Gentlemen deputies
If the Chamber Of Representatives,,
i resAgn;xe with satisfaction my own
- :i,ns,sss ia those which yop express to
ne. la these weieh.y circumstances, my
fAuush tts are absorbed By, the Imminent
ear. to Tie success Of which are attach-
"a the Independence aud honor d
France.
{ win depart this night to place my
self at the head Of my armies !; the move
meats of the difercEt hostile corps rem
der M presence there Indispensable.
Durins nv ab;ance shall see with plea,
,sore q con,;n;ssinn appointed by each
CHAMBER engaged dsiiserating on our
tsIstituiions-
The coastit1t:cs IS our rasssving point !;
Il must be cur pa!e-star IN these stormy
ncInests. AL public Discussion tending
4. diminish sIirrctlT orindiseetly tie eon-
fdesce which should be placed in ;ts
.sactiserts, will be c misfortune to the
asafe we sheaid then frd ourselves at
sss without compass sni without rad
de-. TIE er.s's in which we sres placed
Is Great. Let Us not initiate the cosduct
az the Lpss-r Empire which pressed on
nli s:.xs hv barbsrians, made itself the
lsass:.iing, stick Of postesiity, Sy occupying
xsslsff with abstract discussion, at the mo-
inert VIXEN tie catering rams were sAai.
inc the gates Of NE city.
independently of tie Legislature nsess~
s,res required 81 the circumstances Of
rss interior, YOU viii probably deem it
ussfai to employ Yourself on organic laws
destined to pat TIE constitution IN motion.
!. They may be the object of yopr public
. lsss.s without a,ls Inconvenience.
The sentiments expressed IN your adj
dress Sufficiently demonstrate 60 inc the
attachment Of The Chamber to my person
and all the patriotism with shieh It Is
animated. IN all affairs nay march shall
be strait forward and firm. Assist ne to
ave the country. First representatives
of the people. nave contracted the en-
,gagenent. which lrenew. of employing
in more tranquil times al the prerega.
tiyes OF the Crown. aud the little expert
enee have acquired IN secoadins youin
The aneiioration of oar constitutions
s. June Is. /:
The Duke Of Bassane. hes set OF fer
The mead quarters ofais Majesty.
Among the officers whom his Majesty
athis Gepasture, appointed for the de-
fence OF Paris, are Generals Sebastian,
Gre.sier. Beaumont, Compans, &c.
Tie measures of severity taken BIZ the
Commission of High Police for the 10th
military division, il. regard to the inha-
kitants uf Dankirk, have been suspended
by the Commission upon the proi.,stationsI
Of fdelity aud obedience which they have
received from tue Authorities and prin-
eipal inhabitants ofthar town.
On the 18th, at faar In t.le morning,
/ tke Emneror left Lam Fur Ayesnes,.
waeacs It is presumed he repaired to,
aisuberse.
Gem Taetin, Military Commandant'
atGunds, has shat himself.
casrisr Exsraerdinary, Of Friday
eAorntsg.
On tie tSth III, embargo was laid at;
CslaiJ oR all Tie vessels I'M the ilarhor. 4
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ALEXANDRIA:
WEDNESDAY, Auopsr 9.

- - al
DIED al his seat near Georgetown, on
the 2sta Of July, PsIzir BARros KE1,
Esq. after a short illness, aged 50 years.
Randolphsy Eppes.--After a thorough
investigation oftEe votes given at the late
election, Mr.. Eppes admits that Mr.. RAM
dolph is elected BY majority Of elsusn
votes. This information we received
from friend aud Gu inexion Of Mr..
Eppes. Raleigh Star.
Bonaparte's troops ready to take the.
field, previous to his leaving Paris, accor-.
ding to the best accounts that we can CO..
lect, were organized into 10 corps. These
in the month Of May were stationed as
follows;
lst under Count d'Erlon, at Isle.
Cd Gen. Relic, Valenciennes,.
Sd Gen. Vandamme, Mezieres.
18th Gen. Girard, Metz & Thionville
9th Count Lobau, Laon.
The above 5 corps. stationed in the.
ttorta OF FTa"ce, prODaolT lEcluueu tue
largest half the French troops who were
embodied, exclusive Of the Imperial
guards. Tie Guards, it is stated in an Of
fetal report, published about the time
when Boaaparte left Paris, have been Of
late rapid yrecruited, and amounted at
that date to DO 900 men. These proceed
cd to the northern frontier and with the
above described corps. were under his .
command il the battles CT Salnbref,
Qratre Bras, ana Waterloo. The whole
nailbei Of French trSaps in those engage
inents may lie. estiiaated at 10000.
The last notice Of tic other corps was
that they were stationed and commanded
as fellows: -,
ST., Gen. Rapp, at stfasburg.
9Th Marshal Grouchy and Suchet, at
Grenobie and Chainbery.
sth Gen. Clausel, at Bordeaux.
9Th Marshal Bruno, at Toslon & Mar /
seiI.es.
18th ---, at Pc-pignan.
Boston Gu1et1.
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EuFFALo, July IS.
From tie Wess--By passengers in the
schr. Lady Provost, arrived at Fort F.
RE On Saturday last: from Detroit) we
learn that our tlpops had evacuated Fort
Maiden. aad that preparations weremak-
ing st Detroit, for the brig Niagara and
schr. Poreupine, to proceed Immediately
to Macshiaw, which post, it is under
stacd, tie British ars prepared to surren-
Der to US. The conduct Of tic Indians
continues TO be hostile. Large bodies OF
them are about collecting IN different
parts of the western country.
Frai~e du Chen has been evacuated
by the British troops.
'N:sjor General Jacob Brown, COM
tlaader in Chief of tie American army,
arrived at Fort Niagara on Saturday last,
from sackett's Harbor. Capt. Pierce's
corps Of artillery, has also arrived at
the Fort.
On Wednesday last. the greater part
Of the 5th regiment left here IN trans
ports for Detroit.
Travellers are generally surprised at
the rsp;dity, with which the village Of
Buffalo has risen from its ashes. There
ere now built and building nearly as ma
ny llabitstions as were destroyed at tire
invasion.
Lewistown, Manchester and Black
Rock, have commenced building with
yigor, and promise seen to reach their
situation before tile war.
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DIED at his seat near Georgetown, on
the asta Of July, .PsILIr BAaros KE5.
Esq. affter a short illness, aged SO years
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08
ADDISON HOLMES.

We, The undersigned, being duly appointed and
sworn us committee 20 take the dispositions of
those who were eye-witnesses of the late horrid
massacre, certify that the above Opponents, being
first duly and solemnly sworn on the holy evauge-
lists of Almighty God, did depose and say as be-
fore written, which was scveraly read 70 each one
who subscribed the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08
to get INTO TIC prisons


Homer Haii, after beng duly sworn on the holy
eyangelists OfAlmiehty God, deposeth & saith
On The 9th of April, about 6 O'clock in the
evening, was walking IN the yard of No 7. pri-
SON al being as tranquil among the prisoners
rs usual, 7 observed an unpsum number Of sol
ders mounting the walls, and one Of them cal
led 10 one oil the prisoners and told him he 1.-THE
prisoner) had better go into The prison. rs the
prisoners would be charged upon. While be
was asking the cause Of such proceed nc, heard
the alarm bell ringing I mined ately run TO the
gates leading 10 the square, when I saw captain
Shorthand at The head Of the armed sold ery
marching down to the gratings, The prisoners at
tie same time running TO sec what was the mat.
ter on the soldiers coming 70 the gratlngs, capt.
Shorthand ordered the soldiers to charge, which
they did the prisoners Immediately run TO their
respective prisons on their passing through the
inner gate they closed it after them. Then j
heard capt Shorthand order the soldiers to fire.
which they commenced 70 90 in every direction
OF The yard, when the prisoners were making ev-
ery effort toreacl, theirprison. Ibid not see any
violence used on Che part of the prisoners, nor do
believe any violence was intended or premedita-
ted
HOMER HULL.
], Joseph c. ,1f,,gau, having been duly sworn.
and having read the foregoing deposition, do dc,
clare theststement therein mentioned to be true.
JOSEPH c. MORGAN.
No. 6.
we, the undersigned, depose and say.
That, on the 9th Of April, about 6o'clock in
the evening, we were in tlIe market square--we
distinctly heard captain Shorthand give orders 10
the soldiers TO charge on the prsoners--and az
ter We rereated through The gates we heard him
give orders 10 the soldiers to FIRE, which, on his
several times, was executed.
Joseph Reeves,
Isgac 4. BWr,
James Gnsenlqrs
Thomas 2yadal
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U'alter Cotton, } Members Of
IAog. II. .3f0f, the Cam
I'm hfodGrt. mittes.
DEPO5lTION 10. 1.


J, s4dAsoH Holmes, being solemnly sworn on
the Holy EyangeiIsts Of Almighty God, depose
and say
That, on The 9th April, about o'clock in the
evening" was nthe market square, where the
soldiers were drawn UP. There were a Number
OF americans in TIC square--to The best Of my
Judgment between ffiy and e hundred. / dis
tmcly heard capt Shorthand order tie soldiers
70 charge on the prisoners, Which theydd not do
till che order was repeated by their own officers,
when they charged, and The prisoners retrtated
through the gates, which they shut too after
them. in this interim I lad got behind sen
try box, in the square, aud the soldiers went past
me ] saw capt. Shorthand open the gates, and
distinctly heard HIN give the word to ire, which
was not immediately obsycd, the commanding
officer Of the soldiers observing, that he would
moi order the men 70 FIRE, but that he (short-
!and) might do as he pleased then saw capt.
Shorthand se.ze hold Of a mugket IN Tire hands
Of a soldier, which was immedateiy fred-bat
an pot able to say whether he OF the soldier pun.
ed the trigger Atthis time was endcavourine
to get Through The gate into the prison yard-n
50 doing several stabs were made at me with bay.
0nets winch | eysded. Immediately after the fir
ing became general and retreated, with the
remainder OF the prisoners, down the yard, The
soldiers following and firing on the prisoners ae
ter bad got iato No. 9 prisop, heard two vol.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08

lies fred into the prison, that killed one man and
wounded another-and further the deponent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08

WJRiam b. Orne,
I'm. Ho5Grt,
Francis Joseph,
James .9daHS,
Waller CoLon
james Bogqs
A certificate, similar to the foregoing, is at
tached to each of the dispositions. flle originals
are now in our hands
DEPOSITION NO. 3.
We, the undersigned, beng each seyerally
sworn on the holy evangelist Of Almighty God,
deposc and say
That on the Oh April, about six O'clock in the
evening, as we we're walking IN the ward of No. j
and Ne. 8 prisons, Just before the usual time OF
turningin, we heard the alarm bell ring At this
tim most OF the prisoners were in the prisons 4
number with us ran UP the market square, out OF
CURIOSITY, 60 see what was the matter there
were about one hundred collected in the square,
and = number were standing by the gates inside
the prison yard The soldiers were drawn up in
die upper part fthe square; orders were given
then 10 Charge, on which the prisoners retreated
out OF the square, and some OF the last, wh.ch
came through the gates shut taem to the sol
diers then commenced firing on them through the
IRON paings, and fred several vollies IN success
SION The prisoners were, at this time, endea-
vounng to get into Their respective prisons, when
the soldiers perceived tIat th were all dispers-
ed frmRg.he gates, they followed them INTO the
ydd, and cont n'led firing on them; and after all
the Prisoners had g2t INTO the prisons, party Of
soldiers pursuing tJsm, came up to the door OF
Nof3 PRISON, agd fHed two voliies into the prison,
which kllte;LQ ore man an tmortally wounded ano-
w, further 'solemnly declare there was no pre-.
concerted plan or intention among the prisoners
10 make an attempt to break nut, or to resist, in
any manner, the authority of the government OF
the depot.
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p UBLISH HE'D
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
BY JOHN BURKE,

-Four Doors 5ciorv The Bell Tapern, at Four Dollars
per qasum, paid in adsance.
BIZ. advertisements inserted at the usual
price, aad promptly attended, to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08
John T. Foster,
Charles Perry,
George SRpchcoai5,
Elisha WAittsn,
James GreesiGazD,
IFiiiam Je,Yy
.,liichdrd Dorsiing,
5a. b. Oyne,
4sndc Ii. Burr
Done at Dartmoor Prison, this 9TH day of April
Done At Dnrtmoor ]
No. 6.

NO ~
T., .7narezO Daris, jim. being solemnly sworn
upon the holy cyangelists Of Almighty God, de.
pose and say
That on the 9th of April, about 6 o'clock in
the evening, while walking IN the yard OF No. 3
prison, heard the alarm bell ring, and went up
towards the gate saw severalmen bearing a
woundedman towards the gate, whom, IT appear
ed, had been wounded by the soldiers bayonets /;
when the prisoners were retreating out of the
square, heard captain Shorthand order part of
tie men to. let go the wounded man, which some
OF them. did; one of the remaining, remonstra-
ted TO captain Shorthand, saying, that the man
was so badly wounded that it required sew eral
to support him on which capt. s. struck HIM
several blows with his fists, and he appeared 10
me, from the whole of his conduct, TO be much
intoxicated with lquor-and further the depo-
nent saith not.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08
ANDREW DAVIS, Jun.


We, the undersigned, dePose and say
That, on the oh April. in the evening, we
were IN The yard Of No 1 and No. prisons,
when we heard the firing at the gates, and saw
the prisoners all endeayoring to get INTO their
respective prisons. IN going down towards the
lower doors OF the prisons, we saw a party of
soldiers, VINO were posted on the walls, com.
mencc firing on the prisoners, and we saw a
man fall who immediately died, and several
Others we've badly wounded before they were able
to get INTO TIC prisons.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08

Harris Eeensy,
limos CiereM,
James Ce8sa,
W'ashiHgto,i For,
THomGs HIRiams,
jain Smith,
Henry Casey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08
We the UNDERSIGNED. depose AND Saw

We the undersigned, depose and say
That, on the 9th ofApril, in tie evening, after
all the prisoners in No. and yards, had got in
to Their respective prisons, party of soldiers
came up TO the door of No. prison-we were
standing near the door at the time, and saw them
fire two vollies into the prison, which killed. one
man and wounded another.
Hm. Scanck,
John Latham,
James Greeiaw,
John Glass
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DAVID 8. WARREN.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.
~ Tins report appeared in the Argus of June
No. Is.
Letter from Mr.. Beasley, agent for America,
prisoners of war, at london, to the COMMITTEE
OF the American prisoners of war in DartrsooF
prison. '4@oo'
'4ge''eyJar .Q7'erican prisoners of rOar.
LONDoN. Anrl 10 1919
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Advertisement.

En- obedience to an rider Of the COM
q ty Court of Fairfax we viii, On Did
day the sSth day Of August next, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, all that pan,
ell Or tract of land, (now occupied BY.
and in the mssession Of ThoMas Osdcl
|ot I1romas), belonging to tie representa-
|tives Of the late John allison, sen. de,
ceased.-This t'actis believed to contain
between 60 and 100 acres, tolerabIy well
watered, with good proportisn in WOOD,
bounded by Ravensworth, and the land;
of William Cash, sen. Zachariah Wand
and w. II. Foote, Esq. and about seveEl
miles from Alexandria, farther descGpI
ton is thought unnecessary, as it is T9
sumed any person inclined TO purchf
would view the premises, which viIIls
shewn on application to the tenant 1bo5
Ogden cf 'Thomas.--The terms willie
one third cash, and bonds with apprCyGi|
security for the balance payable IN l:S
10 months.--The sale to take place Cd
the premises and will commence at ! 1
O'Clock, at which time end place due at
tendance will be given by the
Commissioners.
July 21. 2aw4W.