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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
AN ACT

Extending relief to certain purchasers Of
public lands in the Mississippi territory.
Re Il enacted by Me Senate and House Of
RefiresentoffUes oJfhe United Ssafes Of H.
me,ica in Congress assembled, That any
person or pers0ns having purchased lands OF
the United States, in the Mississippi terri
tory, VINO have been subjected TO proseeu-
tons by adverse claimants, who derived
their titles from Spanish grant, warrant,
or order Of survey. and where such prose-
cotioDs have terminated favoraDly TO pur,
ehasers from the United States. ksuch pur
chasers shall have one year from the first
day Of June next, for the payment of any
interest that may be due from them to TIE
United States, on the purchasers aforesaid.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
u. GERRY,
Vice President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
April 10, 1914.
Approved,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief of George Hamilton.

For the relief OF George Hamilton.
Beh enacted by The Senate and House o.
Representatives Of tie United States of H.
me,ica in Congress assembled, That
George Hamilton who il confnedin prison
in the county of Washington. state of Penn.
sylyania. on judgment obtained against
him lis favor of the United States. be dis
charged from his imprisonment Provide d
however. that any estate which the said
George Hamilton now has. or may hereaf
ter acquire, shall be liable to be taken in the
same manner as if he had not been i'm pri-
soned and discharged.
LANGDON CHEVHS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
f. GERRY,
Vice President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
April Is. 1914
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief of Dennis Clark,

VI tuCICuoI VI DeutliS 4SidTR.
BE enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives ofIhe United States of
.dUrerica in Congress assembled, That the
receiver of public monies for the district of
lands offered for sale at CinIinnati be re.
qured to pay Dennis Clark the full amount
of monies, with interest, paid by the said
Dennis Clark to the receiver aforesaid, in
discharge of the purchase money for frac,
tienal section number ten, in the first town.
ship, and first range east.
Sec. 2. Ind be f further e,.7cied, Tha,
the said Dennis Clark, shall be permitted to
enter with The register of the land Office, at
two dollars per acre, one hundred and sixty
acres OF land, in any section or part OF sec.
ton within the Cincinnati district, which
ss.s see.s:ssssasyad a.a c.tfs-.Si fsr role ,..t
not sold. TO be paid for as the other lands
of the United States.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Sneaker Of tie House Of REPRESENTATIVE.
Z. GERRY,
Vice President of The United States and
President " The Senate.
April ID, 1910.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
JAMES MADISON
AN ACT

For the relief of Benjamin w. Crownin,
shield.
Belt enacted by tie Senate and House
Of RefresenfafiVes II Me United States o.
Hmertca In Congress assembled, That the
secretary of the treasury be, and he is here
by authorised TO Cause to be renewed Ger
tain certificates Of stock issued by the cash.
Ter of the Merchants Bank Of the town oil
Salem, to- BENJAMIN w. Crowninshield, as
guardian of tie children Of Jacob 'Crownin
shield, which said certificates have been
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
AnthoTising the purchase of vessels captured
IN H. -.

AN ACT
Anthorising the purchase Of vessels captured
on Lake Erie.
BIZ it enacted BY che Senate and House OF
Representatives Of The United States Of America
IN Cog!.ess assembled, That the President OF
the Urited States be, and he is lierby authori-
sed 70 cIuse TO be purchasedthe British vessels
which ;scse captured on Lake Erie, by the A
mcricpn s9i,adron, on the tenth day OF Sep
tericr, in The year one thousand eight hundred
and sisirtesn; and the sum of two hundred and
Stt I've. ..sssnassisd dollars. il ,y,aeat Fer
. 5 sbsi. he distributed AZ prize
money among the captors, or their heirs.
Sec. 3. .Hnd 6eit further enacted, That
for carrying into effect this act a sum not exa
cceding two hundred and fifty five thousand
dollars be and the sane is hereby appropria-
ted, to be paid out Of any money in the treasu-
ry not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 3. ind be IL further enacted, That
there be allowed and paid to Captain Oliver
H. Perry, out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, in addition to his
share OF prizs money, commander OF the
ship Lawrence, the sum of five thousand dol
lars. ~
LANGDoN CHEyES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
L. GERRY,
Vice-President Of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
April IS, 1914.
Approved,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21

: Sec. ,. Ind De is f;4rther enacted, Tha,
tue commissioner foe the district east of Pear
river and west of the Perdido. be, and he is
hereby authorised and required TO receive and
and make report as aforesaid on all claims to
Iands lying east OF the river Tombigbre.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate, pro tempore
April 1s, 1914.
Approved.
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21

To incorporate the directors Of the Washing
ton Library Company.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

saox The N roax colvAsfAs.


TIE famous Sleep Talker, of which = long
and we'll written, though almost incredible sc-
count was published IN this paper some time
last spring, (ADd copied in the newspapers
Throughout the country has been IN this city =
week or two, and returned TO her residence In
the western district During her stay in town,
we understand she was visited BY several doc
tors of physic and theology, and other gentle.
men Of responsibility, as well as numerous per-
sons Of all descriptions. and many curious re-
ports Of her angular faculty and conduct are
put in circulation, BY some her FITS are called
the night mare, but they are generally said to
he different from any thing before known in tI,e
country. The subject Of her somnoquisfb be-
ing Of religious nature, consisting Of almost
wholly Of presenting, pvaying and reciting
hymns, az though she was addressing an audi
ence, has probably given sanctity to her tram
ces that has prevented the employment of efiec-
tuai methods to break or prevent them. Rur1or
has made her converse and prophecy In her Pc
riodical deliriums, but We doubt its correct
mesa "A it is--and this is our principal object
in this sote--we Wish some gentleman who has
Witnessed her extraordinary actions would ora.
tify the public curiosity BY What he observed OF
them, as well a. put on further record the pArti-
eriars OF q case perhaps without parallel or
equal in the modern history Of man. Any
sketch Of the Kind will be received a. an ac-
ceptsble favor 10 our resders and to the COM
munity in general, whether it appearsth through
this or any other medium OF communication IN
this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
HDyinia Legislature.


rkLDAIs NovcmOor =.
The Senate have agreed to the Preamble
aud resolution for appointing day to be de.
dicared TO humiliation, Thanksgiving and
prayer, with amendments. in which they
request the concurrence Of the House Of De.
iegates.
The said amendments proposed BY the
Senate, being twice read. were, on the ques-
ton seysraiIy put thsrecpou. agreed to by
the House.
On motion ofMr Robertson.
The bill establishing salt manufactory on
the Eastern frontier of this commonwealth,
with Amendments thereto proposed by the
committee Of the whole Houses was taken
up, Whcreupon the said amendments, be.
ing farther amended by the House. we're. on
questions several y put thsreupon, agreed
to Z; and the said bill was farther amend.
ed
Ordered. that the said bill, as amended be
engrosssd and read third time.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott,
Ordered, that leave be given to bring In
bill for the relief of the sick and infirm mir
lila soldiers, discharged or on furlough, %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

The King of France has conferred upon the
widew Of the oren and Ismented General Mo.
resu, the title Of M~shaiess # France with all
he prerozstives sppertaining to that dignity.
Msisne Msresu 10 now in Fpnce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

Shy. what is life, With AFT IL charms,
lss beauty and ~ Eldkt
, Say ye, WHO rest on Pleasures afH
Or drink, The stfeAS6sbf woe
lis Ike the ifagmsss rose Of 4dass
( That Withert in - hlooms
3gF besntt heYes<6n sknh d<EAy,
Nor triumph DER che tomb.
'Tis iikethe sun, whose radiance bright
Cheers 10 through 81 the day;
Then sinking midst tina gloom Of night,
His glory; dies sways
SO man in all his gsuly pride,
With rapid steps moves on, &
Till lost in iife's o'erdowing tide,
HE aassering hopss are gone.
Lie is . scene oftoii and care.
OF pleasure mix'st With pain
Z IT'S light and heeting As the sir,
And all its joys are vain.
The SONS Of wealth and mighty pow'f.
Shall slumber 10 the grave
None can escape the fatal hour.
Nor might, nor wealth can save
The needy with the rich must fail.
Aud yis1d their grasping breathe
The silent grave 10 made for 81,
And all are born for death.
Then will I tread the narrow Way
Tnst leads me to my home
Ny soui shall flourish in decay,
And Triumph DER the tomb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

1890 - - 49,. - <s&1vcr pfaSr9 ~ re-
| - 49, nc - 'SssssA ScosSs Richard
ill., - :, snnes S'Gynan. Faesss Wat
isS.N a. t1nefHi. ~ Henry,
1870 ~ ,a ~ sharp, Estsll, ~
- ~ soy1 n1ea.eg CfocksH. fh-mp,
- 49, ISnn. fssaes ana IN phrcye.
so.p 49, sau grsnS = she saNe :->{ Fac
49, - ~ - ao'sse navt.4 been Svsptn-
- ~: metinn. ~ .rtAe rurpn4e
s-.'> 70 we number - The ~ cdmn,its
49, y, Z q
u = accosos4 70 ekuks pse9euees
- -, - 80. : D ~
BsA-, %..eeua,, - - !. ~ - ~ - -
~-..-s-Ie -. sso'ns q Alit,esey AZ
~. Cs-r 80 80.
IN, 1872 :. ~
-. .r e. mn Aoa fsenlafing u Prac :.
y ~ ~ 49, VIA =
sS,s 49, 80 - iekfets patent
Il. ~ ~ w. 49, wsts ssvefoig re4d tne dsaf
800 E.S S.aesT ~ to.ae reaa = SEQ ne.
y ~. Paroours zs
kf:.-. =! q. - 9csetosore pr 20 ~
tsl - 49, s.ssv .sys1 ync Ss.ame g 0as cste
F..ss ~ re' - o. me udiie9 Sestes Tor
-. ~ Penoisnres' were taken sap and
H.sa 49, @osa9ss severahy mene5ey Mr..
- s,s...s ~ 0eaeewoedS Dae,fos read
~ 49, ,s'i ~ ~
/ 80 4 ~ ~ tne isxee9ueT 0e fo4ueHs-
~. - ne heseDy Authneneas to de.
pu &c or uore at persons, ut being .
~ .t."osr cF membefs OF the General kssems
o'y DIV ssec ,n in behalf Of this com.
~. ..ss ~ soS4ast on the governrnefIt OF
, Seneu Ssates Win the accoeHts and
l s.I.,.. % unnqutaefed clatms OF the state
-. sAeenuun e. Tor she-purpose OF
Serssass ine,. acyoosnmen. and that the
I s.n-r os INSTRUCTED, and the representa-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
DEu60(AH w. Pf.EAsANxs.
Adr!a. ef6 Pleasahss. dec'd

4 N b There = - alafee quantity of New
Typesan1 Ra2ers 3Bseftseiseds shich vii
bssold = the same tirus sad plars frr easi,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
DOMESTIC.
Bosfon. June %.
LAUNCH OF THE FOUR.

Yesterday we had the pleasure. i, COR
mon with nearly twenty thousand highly
grauned spectators, of seeing the u. 5 Ship
ANDEFENDENCE, of Seventy. four guns
Aaosc most majcsticalIy in her element, in
perfect safety, from the Nayy-Yurd in
Chariestown Since the keel of the indepen.
uence was laid she has been inspected by
numerous connoiss'eurs, who pronounced
|uer. IN materials, workmanship. stability.
ana beauty as fine a ship of her class, as e..
YER was constructed. The neehbor,np
hills, bridges, houses. stores. vessels and
boats. were crowded with people 70 view
this novel slight. whu tes,ified heir delight
IN beholding ship of the line destined TO
maintain - Free trade and salor's rights. %
with many hearty cheers.
The frigate Constitution anchored near
the Navy-Yard, fired salute on the occas
sion, which was returned from the batta
ry erected tor the defeIce of the Indepen.
dence.
The gunrboats, and Glag-staf at the Yard,
were dressed in their gayest colors and
many stout hearts seemed to give assurance,
that we should yet behold the revival al
genuine patriotism IN the place once demo.
minated the :" Cradle of .dmerican Inde-
hendeace." and Head Quarters of Good
Pr acihies." ss,.i. 81. -
An elegant collation. was provided for
the mechanics. who assisted ia, b,;id;nr
the ship; and about 800 men assembled il
the rigging loft. when the following among
other toasts were given.
The President of the u S.-his sigma.
tsre to no peace hut an honorable one.
Com. Bainbrige-He who conquered the
enemy of the " Constitution, 4" viii not fail r.
maintain the honor of the American flae
III the I" Independence"
The U. 5. ship Observation-Disclosures
dent OF all single ships. that Neptune has
| enrolled on his naval register.
The American Eag,e-the FIRE of eve
has covered the British Lion
/ (Ihe Commodore during the rtpast, en-
tered the loft amid reiterated cheers, and
| thus addressed the mechanics" Yon have
Done your duty your work speaks for it,
self; get her ahoat, and you viii have ma
ny grateful thanks" He then gave a toast
The mechanics of our country MAY
they be prosperous and always happy
A number OF Volunteers were also given
by different Gentlemen, for which we
have not roum.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
WAsH1Rcron CRY. June ?,

- ~N"S NS'
Copy Of letter from Commodore Barney 10 The
Se1st~y cffhe Macy, DARED
SIR
This morning at "a. NJ. combined attack
OF the artillery, marine corps and Aotilia, was
made upon the enemy's two frigatcs at the
mouth OF the creek. After two ho1rs' engage
ment, they got under way and made call down
the river. They are now varying round Point
Patience, and l am moving up the Patuxent
with my fiotiIla. My loss is acting nidship.
man Asquith killed, and ten others killed and
wounded.
Mr.. Blake, the bearer Of this, was a yolun;eer
il my barge. He win give you every other in
formation.
With respect, Sec.
Hon. VIM. Jones,
Secretary of the Navy.
Copy 9s letter from Com Rodyer. 10 tie See,sl
ss,y 81 the Mary, dated
SIR '''' 90
On Sunday last the British frigste Belv;de
IA captured small sehr. belonging TO Indian
river, about 10 miles above Cape Henlopen andl
after having her in possession "a hours. ransom
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
From the Boston Palladium.
Extract Of a ietrer. from London.

:, May 1.
I" In our opiaion no peace with America
will be concluded so early in the season as
TO admit OF the departure of your ships from
Russia. Much, however, will depend on
the comprehensiveness Of the instructions to
the Euvoys, who will be met soon by Com
missioners on the part Of England. we
nope the object may be attained"
American stock nDminai. New six
per ceat. no sale. Dollars 6s.. Cold 81.
%. peroz.
tSome Remarks from Cob6eft's Register,
q gJr~ ofherJorsign articles necs sSarity
de3erredsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
EVENTS OF THE Wan.
Wang T,

. NEW York, Jane 9Th.
ny the Steam Boat Car OF Neptune, we
received the Albany Register of Friday last.
from which we copiedthe following article
FROM SACKETT'S HARBOR.
The following was indorsed On a letter
dated at the Harbor on the 21st inst. and re-
ceived By a gentleman in this city.
One of our gun boats has Just come in
with captain and Is prisoners, taken on
board British gun boat, with an Is poun
der"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
From the Platts5urg Retu5Hean, of
~ June 49,

u
On Sunday last the SQUADRON under Com
Marlborough. left their anchorage before the
Cantenment, at this place and stood do i,
the Lake. a gentleman from the fleet in.
forms US that on Tuesday several of the
enemy s gallies made their appearance. to
which ours gave chase and they retrea,
ted.
u is also stated that the British are for
flying Ash IsIaud, which is or ave miles
below the national line, where the Lake is
quite narrow.
Seventy sailors have joined the SQUADRON
since it sailed from this place. ~
The Light Brigade, commanded by Brig.
General Smith, left its position at Dead
Creek, on Sunday last, and is gone down to
the lines.
The enemy's post at La Cole has been
reinforced by the arrivalof about a thousand
men from ST. johns.
Yesterday detachment of several huns
dreo men arrived at this place from the sea.
board, under the command of Colonel
Pearce,.
A gentleman from Portsmouth, ;nform.
that on the night of the 22d an alarm gun
was fired at Rye, near Portsmouth. also at
the fort of the latter place, which caused
all the bells to ring, and the whole town
was In the utmost confusion the whole night;
out there vas no cause of the alarm.
E. CHI. B.
Three captains Of vessels, having no ema
Pioy, nave amused themselves in graphing
tor copper, lead, &c. from the ~ cast a
way about twenty years since, near Neck's
Mate, IN this harbor, and the result of their
industry has already produced them 5000
dollars,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
Ibid.
ATTACKS Az THE EAsrwARn.

4
We iearnby gentleman who left Bath
on tuesday last, that men in six barees from,
the Bulwark, landed on Monday la.t a,
the mouth Of Sheepscut River, and Obliged
about 40 militia, (who endeavored to nrc
vent their laDding) to retreat. A field piece
was taken and thrown into the river. The
enemy then advanced z or miles. when
they met about $50 militia, and were com.
Peiied in their ret urn to retreat. They
nastened to their boats and embarked-Z
They afterwards rowed to Kennebec River.
and hred few shot at the fort, wounding'
as was said, the officer and one or two Of
the men. No vessels had been burnt in the
harbours in that vicinity, but in the ofFing
the barges had taken sloop from Camden
with Coffee. and sIoop from Portland bound
Eastward, and several other small vessels
1t was presumed the British lost some
men In these affairs.
Ibid.
S1frdeF on q letter from Bath, dated 2fsf
inst, Q o'clock II. M
We are under great alarm here. Yes.
terday six boats from the Buiwark. at an.
Choir just to the westward Of Seguin. came
TO the mouth Of our river and proceeded up
Sheepscut river. The particulars OF their
doings there, we have yet to learn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02

ed Ter for Soo-doil was ycstedav MORN
ing on the eve Of leaving this with about so Of.
fic RS and men, who src mrloyed here in the E.
ga, pment OF the Gcerrieir, to join the f,otilla,
but received information that tie Belvidsra left
the pay on the 2ist. =
The hotil!a is now as low down as Egg Is.
land Flats, from which it c anne up to New Gas.
Tie only the day before the I,elvidera came into
me Day tor the purpose of replenishing its pro-
With great respect, &c.
Hon. VIM. Jones,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02

The troops from this district having relieved
the upper shores of the Patuxent from the de-,
Predations of the enemy. and effected the OBJ.
Ject oftheir expedition thither. they will, we
understand, be ordered home on Friday next.
H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02

"In the afternoon. they returned and
made an attempt to land at our Fort, but
we're repused bv a company of militia. two
et whom were wounded. Il is not known
what damage they sutfered-hut they were
eng more than half an hour within half
muskei shot. We have al, been under
arms the last2a hours and expect to be the
next"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
LATE FROM CANADA.

we we're last.sight favored with Quebe
papers OF the 10th inst. and Montreal of ii
18th.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
NORTHERN ARMY.

Mai. Gen: Couran is to command brig
ade at Chambly, where 5000 men are col.
and Vincent.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
ron the ALExAsDnIA -nInALD.
-CoN.rENr.

y Nm. :
Come heavily muse, my thoughts inspir'
And tuae with ne ii.s poct's Tyre.
ArouSd my Eancy gently play,
And spite propi,ious on each lay.
My genias guide, my ideas wake,
Contents the theme that bow take:
The beav 'nly bonn that most prize,
The source trom which pure joys arise.
Ills her that swectly gives Nc mind,
A taste furl lcasurcs most I. aud
She lul's each thought 10 calm, reposc,
And round her haunts fair virtue grows.
Soft innocence In her embrace,
Shines with a more refu!gcnt grace;
And nature to all peaceful hearts,
A thousand swectcr joys in'parts,
Than those who never teit tae glow,
Can ever taste, or tasting know.
Then come bright source &c e,'.y Joy,
Fair queen Of bcav'n thy gifts cmploy;
Around each heart thy beams display,
That takes deligb, in virtues way;
Thy precious balm to all bcstow,
In whom true worth and merit glow:
And DER the. carih extend thy reign,
Impress thy rule and swell Thy train.
ARIOSTO.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
A Fishing Landing 10 Let.

E7HE subscriber will let for the ensuing
season, OF for a tern Of three years,
ae we'll known SWANHARBOR LAND
ING, at the mouth Of Swan Creek, about
six miles below Alexandria. II has two
landing places for the nets, between ,hs,
and the two landing sein births adjoining
the Fort Wharf, which are under lease for
the two coming seasons, to Nicholas Queen,
& Co.
The Swan Landing has clean hard
shore, without hangs, and close to the deep.
est channel. 1t is famous for the taking OF
Herrings, conveniently situated for Craft
or Country Purchasers, . ID has good
Fisherman's House shielded half round /;
and will be shewn or agreed for by Henry
Frazer living at the Fort Wharf, Warbur-
ton, or
THO. DIGGES.
Feb ep2m
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
, I am authorised to purchase TO-
BACCO, and will thank those who
wish to sell to give me call.
ROBERT. YOUNG.
WHEATLEY'S PATENT
STILLS.
TAKE NoTICE,

A Ii. whom it may concern, that have
IA obtained from the proper authority, a
patent for my improvement on the form Of,
Ssilt and eondensing Tho, thereto attach
ed, the making, vending, or using Of whick
is prohibited from all, except such as first
obtain permit from tie putcn.ee. viii
dispose Of rights for states, districts, coun-
ties or sngle--if singleton the following
terms for the prescnt--for still of 100 gale
lars under so dollars-if above 1870 & under
$50 gallons IS dollars.-The astonishing
rapidly, with which his plan has been pa
rronised, is the bcs. proof Of its utility, it
is well ascertained that still on this piah
@ili do as much business, as three stilisbf
equal size on the ordinary constructors.
and that it will not require more wood than
one would 6o-compfete models of this
sill and its appendages, may be seen at
The shops Of MIR. Snyder and KeN Of Alex
andfia. -
JAMES WHEATLEY.
Feuguicy, Jan. 8, 1914. ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
March 4.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

ANVIL sell a, public auction, on Sa,ur-
w day the 18th instant (f not previ-
ousiy disposed ofo lot, or half acre OF
LAND, lying i'll the town Of hlexan-
dria, on the S. w Of a lot represented in
Tue plan of the town, by No. io2, lying or
St. Asaph and Wilkes streets, bounded as
'nllows: beginning Fifty feet from that cor.
t,er of the said lot, which points TO the ~.
,E. on St. Asaph street; thence s.. on 81.
Asapli 40 feet; thence L. parallel to Wilkes
and Wolfe streets, 81 feet, 6 l2 inches {;
thence N. parallel TO ST Asaph street 40
feet; thence to the beginning, The sale
will commence at O'Clock terms OF sale
cash.
SUSANNA D. GUY.
March II ids
Any person wishing to purchase at pri-
vate sale, can inquire at this Office for the
terms.