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CHARLESTON, April go

Er'ract of letter from, 81. Marys, da-
red loth. instant, received by yester-
Days Southern Maa
II suspect new order OF things will
take place at Amelia shortly; the fatr'-
otic war, / presume, is hnished-Gen
P1NcKNEY is expected here Tomorrow,
to atone for the misdeeds of Gen MAT
THEws, and to restore order"
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TO MY AuLD COAT.

Farewell farewell !long hast thou worn,
Tho thread. bare, olou.ed now, and torn,
A trusty servant, cen and morn,
To me thou'st been
And grateful still / Wilma scorn.
My guild auld frien'.
A bield thou vast in stormy weather,
And mony blast we've bravo toge..
Their
And mony time did I consider,
With dowie name,
Wha, may / wad procure anither,
When thou vast game.
ne'cr kas fond of being Draw,
And Poets maun ma often sa'
10 cast their buddy ciaise AVA
When they Twin bare;
Their thraldrom aften is ma sma'
Ere they get MAR.
Anee on day WAS right vain
To coentennnce thee as my ain,
AND to protect thee frae the rain,
WI jorkin blue,
That stormy weather might ma stain
Thy glossy hue.
Corroding Time thy tooth devours
The brazon walls Of massy towers, >
And levels potentates and powers
To low estate;
Nor strength nor beauty here insures
A better fate.
Since the best things decay ard rot,
Need / repinc that my auld coat
Is deom'd to share the common lot,
And yield to time @
Like it soon shall be forgot
For a. my rhyme.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30
March 9
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to a Decree OF
the Unisrd States Circuit Court for the
County of Alexandria, viii be sold at
Public Auction, on the fourth day Of
May next, if fair, on the promises, all
the Real Estate OF George NJ Mum, de-
ceased. subject BY his will to the pay-
ment q MS debts, viz:
4 valuable Lot OF Ground
CT the north side of King Street 'front.'
ing thereon sixty-enc feet eight inches,
and running back 100 feet to twelve
foot alley. This property is immediate
ly opposite the Diagonal Pump, and the
most Aourishiog part of the Town.
Also a large Frame House
and Lot, on the corner of Prince and
Royal Streets, an excellent stand for
Grocery Store -
One other Lot on the cor
ner of Prince and Fairfax Streets, with
its improvements.
A Two Story Brick Store,
and Dwelling House on Prince between
Union and Water Streets.
A Frame House and Lot,
on Water between King and Prince
Streets, next door to VIM. Dunlap's re-
sidcnce.
Also a Moiety, say one
half Of Thirteen Acres of Land in the
coariAy of Alsxandris, on theold George
town Road, nearly opposite VIM. Fra
zier's. Terms of sale, 6, H. < ls
months credit tor approved Negotiable
Notes, with satisfactory Endorsers, and
lien on the property till paid.
Mordecal Miller,
Erecutor IF Geo. Me Num-, deed.
April Is. 9awtds.
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{ aurcl Grove for Sale.

laurel Grove Tor Sale.
DY virtue OF deed OF trust to me,
ID from Busbrnd 81 snington, JUN.
/ viii dispose Of the above estate to any
person inclinedNo pnrchase. It lies in
Westmoreiard county, on the river Pc.
tomac, AM is supposed TO contain about
800 acres. The soil is rich and we'll
adapted to the production of corn and
wheat understand that 1t is we'll im-
proved by a good Dwelling House,
other out houses and orchards.
For terms, Apply 20 tae subscriber.
Bush. Washington,
Mount Vernon.
March 9 Sawtf
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The CONTRAST.

In looking over some old papers We
accidentally met with the following ex.
tract from Mr.. Jefferson's Inaugural
Speech of 1905, which conspicuous
democratic paper of that day presents to
its readers, with several very comforta-
bic reflections, as will be hereafter
seen.
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From the Boston Ccf,tiaei. .9pril 81.
From Bermuda. .april -" /
have just arrived here from the Che
sapeak, which we left the s0th ult.
in company with seven other prizes,
under convoy of the Junon frigate.
Ny shipwas cut out of James River,
hy the boats of the British blOeksd-
ing squadron; and has been senthere
for:trial. l have not been allowed to
land get: but learn, that a large force
is shortly expected from England;
with all the vessels and apparatus for
the bembardment Of plaees-Some of
theketches are already here. We have
just heard that the Hornet has de-
stroyed an English brig of var
While on board the Marlborough. 74
guns, in the Chesapeake, lYas treat
cd with great politeness and atten
ton by the Commander, Admiral
COekburn, who unites the gentleman
with the seaman"
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an # spare hi sa;e"
r.s'siron had ,. re-
ss',npt aud d ssf.
"''T n.t squadron ron
N.Y. with Is5 J 'es
'.'s 81. sob ob.srred in
4 nd nd if they ,; At,
s oid',. give, ~S;e 5
~ evoked, ol.fI rni Il
N " bu no
Communication
.,, ia Ga the
..ion ofvar, &C. com m
!, sea without or or.
!, .fier~ard' tn; Inc
f.! \, he had anilcl,
, - followed ed
.'..st the Jamaica ma
Sir John War
,,,ci hin, (hfHr'
,''lrdniral bad since
:, restrained o.
s.a,lrs conduct ne
I,aS GAZETTE
sfrr Al.
r,icle, said to be
from Paris, dated
,ba mast false a"d q
he character and
G,n, the American
I.r;s, Become ac-
i,a.ltman, during .
line in Fsance, aud
n h: discharge OF
e as we'll as in pri-
,naadcd that there
and tlitaiul ser,
psoTernnenl abroad
man living in any
u,ti9n of this asser-
rrlIy appeal to Capt
Cgs,,i;u,iqn frigaic,
rsn went over 10
,cia.men; 70 the o.
oo,ul at Paris, and
his, lhen first Lieut..
tgel With Mir. War
ID every day at his
~ IN Par,s Of near
Of these gentlemen
Of Mr, Warden in
INsG1; and | know
lyyj,iied, respected
oos, every America
rsab,iity In Paris,
}! hiM as an hooest,
Z, yOrt6y man, who
les Of bis Office, with
md poiiteness,
] perceive the drift of
III Of impotent ma
Eaariously circulated
llsles: nor would il
the author 0, it. But
b own character aud
!; NAV be brought in
psal to his country
Rsl place them III the
b ot honor and fair
hat Mr.. Warien's
( aiica CT Consul az
he most violent and
Ron tom certain per-
vel, so well per-
'e;Dmsnt Of his in.
uc;lencc, in the dis
a'i 're. flee, which
l',c i1r some time,
r, the President was
fr'sd By the Senate.
Is letter trOn Paris
| 5''.iy in dDdseon
|''.Yist Caa8niGne.
.''ys Ceeu Inc case,
|Has bare that u,le,
|, l.'aOa'ed rigL, bv
|1asscfhIs o6ce. He
F. b he President to
['''e aud superiDteH-
F''s,is and rights of
( United States, in
F French Empire-
/ 'agse who have had
s%sI'y seized or Cap
81 : % their Claims in
Paris, 1t is par,icu-
v TO correspond wiki
~ = ''p'Ols in the diff
Z [s'aI /. :. and To require
d al cases If sci.
' ! T. violation Of Amc
: !, l'lr Knowledge
= 'ePOsed III him by.
sc superior duties.
F'',''' than those If
: The seaport., VINO
s %ssn''cial agents in
O'D' a lust claim TO
,a''at, and as such
= he French govern
Is Then the h;rh..,
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The Blacksmiths,of Philadelphia have
advertised that Stone Coal is now selling
in that Civ, for one dollar and t7venfy-
fus cents bushei! This scarcity
must arise from The stoppage of COM
munication viii, England, and with the
rivers Of Virgibia. Philadelphia used to
be supplied with coal from Liverpool,
and James River.
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Capt. Daeres, late of the Guerrier, has
been appointed to be governor of the
British Naval Asylum--to very lscra-
tive situation --1sston CcntinsI.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONTINUED.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 90.
We have seen letters from Fort
Meigs, the Head Quarters of the North
Western Army, dated the 18th inst. at
which time all was well. They wero in
hourly expectation of an attack from
the British forces, and we're prepared
to give them warm reception.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30

JAMES RUSH, of Pennsylvania, has
been appointed by the President Trea-
surer of the Mint Of toe United States,
vice Benjamin Rash, deceased.
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, 'Ee Vni'ed State,
., ,'p' e On The ,ea,b
's' eouod by r.
-. Il charge ofai,
!. e The Ar,crics,
es2'rd vnS n
,; y - The copee,ns 4
,T ,5s' er isiIeI inpe
ST. os.olyed upoe
X !, ave Incurred the
, Y'a government.
,,. ,.S'e pre,r, dea Sc
s,, mo were len a, Pa.
3s public should
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was formerly the legal rate Of int.
rest in this section of the country,
and more could not be exacted upon
landed security ; but it is now very
different. And there is no more rea.
son why mouey investedinroad stock
should be restricted to the former
rate OF interest. than that the COM
munity should be bound down by the
mistaken and frozen philosophy of
persons who keep their lands for
years devoted to raising broomsedgt
and weazle grass. instead Of clover
and hay for horses.
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reported that the committee had per-
formed that service, and received for
answer that the resolution should
receive due attention.
The House in committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Breckenridge in the
chair. on bill for eompensating
Capt. Hull his officers and crew.
for the capture Of the British fri
gate Guerrero.
Mr.. Basset moved to fill the
blank with $4,000 dollars. as the
sum to be distribu.ed-Carried.
The committee rose and reported
the bill as amended, and the House
eoncurred, and ordered The bill to a
third reading TO- morraw.
Fhe house IN committee of the
whole. Mr.. Desha in the chair, on
bill from the senate for the relief Of
the bible seciety of Philadelphia.
This bill! rc!inquishSs the duties on
a set of stereotype plates imported
for printing the Holy Bible.
The committee rose aud reported
tie bill without amendment. and the
house ordered j. to t!,ird reading
this day. which, was accordingly done
and the bill passed.
Adjourned.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
January Fl

offers for aale or erchsnge for good
lands above the Blue Ridge, the joI-
los"ing described PROPERTY:
A tract of Land about 7
miles from Alexandria,in an healthy and
agreeable neighborhood containing sS7
acres. This land adjoins the lands OF
Dr.. Craik, DR.. Stuart and William Fitz.
hngh; has large proportion OF Wood
good Water, Orchards, &c.
Also. a moIety of the Farm
on which BAIL Williams resides.
Also a i'arm on Potomac
River, one mile below the town, con.
tanning by estiwation, between l3&l4hun-
dred acres, about 700 acres in wood,
most OF which is heavy timber; 500
acres in compact figure, of valuable,
arabic low grounds, part of which is re-
claimed Pocoson and as rich as any land
in the world valuable Herring hshe-
~, extensive meadows, and about 1000
bearing apple and peach trees; taking
quality and situation into view, this land
may truly be said to be amongst the
most valuable its size on the Potomac
river.
Also, the House with 8
acres of ground in and adjoining the
town, wherein the subscriber resides
The House is large, built of the best
materials and finished in superior
style the Garden, of acres, is not
surpassed IN production by any in this
part Of the country. Terms may be
hnown by applying to the subscriber.
Aug. ]. Smith.
18th October 2aw2wlaw
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.is or modern !s
mo NOSE principles
tried and found
lions have been en-
loved by the obser-
ave been made.
and ought to be a
en- native and adopt
Citation to their da-
Ee or adopted coun-
unded on the ftst
,laoted to the great
ne Of allegiance. as
nd, recognises the
establishes that To-
ICED in England are
lion, under a prior
10 their native coun-
Of America on the
10 similar to that oil
he distinction may
perfect consistency
zion and statutes OF
rs. II these posi-
Med or sufficiently
il is in the power of
utionaliy & consist,
faith, to exclude
ation Of American
subjects who have
admitted to citizen
var between Eng
be, as well as those
ben admitted as citi-
in the power Of the
kent in like manner
The British naviga-
Americans whether
ng!and or not.
usion from the pub
may be effected by
t;oss Of the eXecu-
eguiste eniistments
service. Upon this
duct of Captain Da-
IN between tue Guer-
Institution. ought not
bed. At the cam-
De action. when the
listed American co
led the Americans i'm
kse their quarters +;
|orab!e testimony to
Ie distinction which
| From his address
brtial. the following
beled:
|silerably weakened
Jas. permitting the
|ngins to the ship to
hfers on the enemy
p!Ors of that nation,
! deprirea me Of my
h 'oas my duty. /
Aed when on board
p 10 find a large pro-
ships company Bri-
|an, Of whom / re.
'ins been foremost in
board"
Rce the conscientious
il his homage TO the
Neat. that no man
aiast his native coun-
of a foreign eHcmy.
n opposed to a French
p ship. the Ameri-
have been permitted
e, it does not appear
d enlisted yoiuntari
natnraIized, or had
: but it is probable
ne Of each dcscrip
we'll known that dur
ntargo, and in con,
her anti commercial
y imerican seamen
SEEK employment in
D was so just to the
y OF the Americans,
lmand. must indeed
'hed at the sight of
;h'ins in a foreign
'ir king and country.
institution had been
awful fate Of such
have been inevitable,
OF mercy had been
to their relief. On
d, If a British ship
with native Ameri.
who should be found
larily against their
ME awful sentence of
ant them. In respect
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WINES, TEAS. &c.

! WINES, TEAS. &c.
Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon I,s
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry 5 q
20 quarter casks Malaga
Is cases Claret
90 chests gunpowdcr, imperial and
younghyson Teas, Of very sups.
rior quality,
$40 punchcops Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
so hbds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
20 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do No. Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing 3 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
zoo sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
so nhds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee. 49,.
With a general assortment OF othaF
GROCERIES, ss
FOR SALE Bf s
Bryan Hampson & Co.
August Is
CA.NILLUS GRIFFITH,
Corncr OF King and Royal Sueets-.
Has received, in addition to his presene
stock Of GROCERIES,
20 bids. ! Muscovsdo Sugars. part Of
90 bbis which is of superior quality
10 hbds Molasses
50 boxes Mould aud Dipt Candles, rs,
SIS, SIS and SIS
Is bbls. Apples
cases Pineapple Cheese
Fresh 'CurIants, Raisins, Olives and
Gapers
Januarys eotf
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I. u. SIMMS

WILL continue the practice OF the
w law in the Circuit Court for the
County Of Alexandria. His. Office 10
above the Printing Office Of the Alex
andria Gazette.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
ouire of the Printers.
January 20
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Mtchanic Rciisf Society.

.Wtchdn'c Rcllsf S0ciety.
4 STATED quarterly meeting of
y 'hc Mechanic Relief Society viii
We he'd at Mr.. ID. MDnngaii's. on
"Wednesday nc 3dFebrnary: al s o'clock,
?. NJ.
7. S. Scott, Sec'ry.
Janua So s.
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s',rod Washington of

Bus'1rod Washington of
Mount Zephyr, having conveyed pro-
perry to me in trust, for the payment Of
lis debts, l nave to request all persons
having demands against INN to make
'hesn known to me without loss OF time,
TIA, may be enabled to make the ne
cessa'y arrangements for satisfying them
rs speedily as possible. And all per-
sons lnoebted to the said Bushrod Wash.
ing'"n. Jun. are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment 20 the subscriber.
bushrod Washington,
Mount Vernon:
January II 2awtf
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E1tract ofa lettsr from th- Postmcstsr
at Por.smoaIh. NJ II to G. II Baley,
Postmaster in New Yo'k. dased JAM
arr i9
"Toe 'n"losed two letters Zone Of them
for Charles and Al, ham Ogden, the
ot"er for Seaman * Rnind. were saved
ron tne "reck # a ship cast away OIL
the ls.e 1t Suoais On the Is h instant -
Saven d, ID bodies Save heen picked mp,
one of which, from his apparel, appears
70 have been na,ier, supercargo or pas.
seoger. y papers are found by which
he name ~ I've ship can he known; AID
It IS remarkable, that OF t~enty-one let
ters saved. npt one Of them has her
9amc mentioned IN the direction. Thc
sailors havr snndTy marks upon them
,"i,h 1nd,an ink which induces US to
thlnk they ar Spariards or Portuguese.
Srnr tandhcsare expecting thoi' Iricno.
n"'ar az pass ngers. and are suffering
g'cutiy IN 'helr Kinds from anxiety to
see rla'H What shin II Is
" arv inform ton is contained in
fGe.e letters thai VIII relieve pnolic IN
easnrss, you will bs So good as 20 con,
II I>ate j bv 'eturn Ct the ra.i "G.1
We have sect Mcssrs G s. \ o.:
de aud Messia Seaman & Rand, who
form Us that their letters are frcn &
Nv, that they arc dnphl ares, and tbs
they are totally silent as to the na,rc Of
he vessel Ibid.
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SELECT REVIEWS
AND
Spirit Ct the Foreign Magazines,
FOR DECEMBER, 1912

FOR DECEMBER, 1912,
Are received and ready for delivery
to subscribers, who are respectfully in
formed tina; new Series of this enter.
tanning and useful Work commences
with the prescn' month under the title Of
The .3nalectic Magaaine,
EDITED BY
Washington I-vmg. Esq. of N York.
!Autnor.of Saln,agundi, Knic ksrbock-
er's History Of New.York, and other
Pieces, pre- eminently distinguished for
genuine wit. bumour and poignant sa-
tire, almost unrivailed by any European
production.
Subscriptions are received by
James Kennedy & Son.
January % eo6t
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For Boston

%v., Tle scnooncr ELIZA,
,MA George Stotder> master;
sSIa ~ For Freight Of 200 barrels
-'stsxFss App, to
JACKSON & RUMNEY
January 80.
Land for Sale.
By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust from Bnsh'
Arod Washington, jim. Esq, Of "ou"l
Zehhyr, TO tie Subscribers. 7ye shaH
hrlceed to sell. for cash at PnSlie d1c-
ZION OH thr 9th day Of February nerf'
ON The PREMISES,
ALI those Tracts OF Land
situate in the county Of Westmoreland'
called Laurel Grove ard Man'ye's ae-
yised TO the said Washington, by !"i'
William Augustine Washington his Ia
Their or so much thereof IS will satisfy
he debt and Interest therein menaonca
and the costs arising from this sale.
Jesse Ilmms,
Carter Mitchell,
Trustees
January %
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o. Wednesday morniDg division Of
TIE United States 1o;illa under the con,.
naod ofC Lewis attempted to proceed
% the Hook, bnt were prevented by he
ics,after receiving considerable da,nage.
ani having lost their 'bles and nnc hu, :,
il was with grea, difficulty the. di.s'oa
WAS y,vsd from being wreck. I'd on Lon
Island one man had his thigh broke
In twn places. Another proof of the
necessity Of a battery being immediate
w erected on the Hook AIothe al
tempt, We are roid. will he made by G
Lrwis t" arrive at the Hook, as soon do
the damages can be rer.i ed
" Y. lfer .4dv.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-23
GENUINE
DRUGS 81 MEDICINE. Z
WIN. HARPER, IR.

.fPO7'FECARY 81 DRUGGIST,
FaiJaa Street. ofto$ite Bryan Hamhson'S,
~ AS just received in addition to his
NE former stock very large supply OF
fresh Medicines, which he offers for sale
at reduced prices for cash, or on.a good
credit.
s1 He has also received supply OF
Patent Medicines among which are
JAU N d. CE BITTER
q MEDICINE extremely useful for
i a curing jaundicy and bilious disor-
dcrs, and removing that sinking, faint and
distressed feeling at the stomach, difficulty
OF breathing loss of appetite, and sleepy,
dull heaviness in the fore part of the day,
weakness and trembling Of the limbs diz-
illness Of the head, and yel!owness of coun-
tenancc, complaints SO common to Jnandi-
cy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected
in N England by the above medicine, Gas
may be seen by the bills) prevent the ne
Cessary Of further recommendation.
LIKEWISE,
Wheaton Itch Ointment.
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing CT
Their dangerous or disagreeablc.
One box cures a person, and there need
be no washing alter the use Of it, as the
skin is gennerally left clean and smooth.
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RICHARD LIBBY.

MAS JUST RECEIVED, a quantity of
a. 4 Plough Plates, and Tire Iron, and ten
boxes OF Cotton Cards, and is daily expect
ing further supply of Cotton Cards, and
three tons OF Flat Irons. Has on hand d
general assortment of Wool Cards, four
tons OF Bar Lead; Blistered, Crawley and
German Steel, tolerahle assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery and few pounds of
Flax and Thread between Nos. "a and 4s.
June IS.
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~ On FIarfar, one door Soush Of King
Street.
WIN. F. THORNTON.
Lately Of the. firm Of WEDpERsURg and
IHoRNToN)
Has Just ohened large and general suh.
hiy Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


4 saints, Spices, Patent Medicines Dive
n Stuff, &c.&c, which has been carefully
selected from the latest importations, and
entirely under his own inspection.
TO his old Customers, he flatters himself
that bare knowledge of his having re-
sumed his business will be fully sufficient
to ensure him a continuation of their pa
tronage from others he solicits call,
feeling well convinced, that nothing but am
opportunity can DC wanted to enable him
TO give any dealer in his line the most am
pie satisfaction.
Orders from physicians, country mer-
Chants & families will at all times receive
his prompt attention, and every article war
rantcd pure and fresh.
80" Family and sea medicine chests,
with plain printed directions handsomely
aud economically put up at hours notice.
IN ADDITION
TO his ordinary stock he has on hand Sc in.
tends constantly keeping supply of
Prime CHEWING TOBACCO,
Best HAVANA Seq AIRS,
And Maecouba, Rappcc and Scots SNUFF.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-23
NOTICE

FHEO THE Stockholders in the Fauquier
& and Alexandria Turnpike Company
is hereby given, that the sum of ten dollars
on each share subscribed will be demanded
on the first day of August next, and the
further sum of ten dollars on each share
will be demanded on the first day of Sep
tcmber next, and the further sum of ten
dollars on the first day of October. next, and
the further sum of ten dollars ON the first
day OF November next.
BY order of the president and directors
JOHN HAMPTON, Treasurer.
auckland, 25th May, 1918.
N. ID. The stockholders in the town of
Alexandria will pay TIC calls as above re-
CURED TO Mr.. Thomas Moore, clerk in the
Bank Of Potomac. J.H.