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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-25
NEw-YopK. Jan. Is

We learn by gentleman who left tie British sI,iat-
ron q, Friday ., Fishefs Island consisting OF the SUI
peril P,cton and Dispatch, that me Saturn anil Forth
lett si'eis Island on Friday tor Tarpauln Cove TO
water aud &c; wood. TIE same dsv tho P;einn can
nred small schr bouaI New .nado, and eIroy.
sloop on sho.e, but she got off, and proceeded to New
London
The Forth had on board IL prisoners. collected from
the squadron, and was to procec to Bermuda The
schooner John. from the Southwark for New Bedford
was captured hv the Pomona on the esh; 81 the b;s
Funcha Capt Ficmning, WAS Captured by the snuad
ron, Oh the 29h; the schooner Mercury was c.ntur
cd N the '0th and the Edward, MDonald Wss can
trred ON the slst. On the 5th inst brie, and sehoo
ner from Sandy-'ionk, were chased by the Forth and
POMONA, but The commodore recalled them by signal
it @i1ne that the Pre- silent iigatc might come out The
t'icha was chased inm in the morning aatil & in
The evening. The schooner Mercury wss chased from
IN the morning until abrt ; in the evening having
during the chase, hove n-er 20 barrels of four * other
articles, and was ultimately obliged to heave too in
consequence ofthc fire cftie enemy. The Edward
was chased the Whole oil the 30t and ESCAPED in the
night IN tie morning she was within mil of the
Pomona, and captured about 10 O'clock having carried
away some OF her sp2rs rigging. The captans of
me tunchal and Edward, an board the Fo-,h-
he captains C. The John and Mercury, were mt ON
beard the Nmrod on the Cd inst.
We understand that within a short time. UPWARDS of
1900 small ancient eopper coins have hee found in the
town OF concord, y. FL They are about th.:- size of
sS cent pieces OF silver and appea have been made
IN the reign al Charles ]. or H. but the date ennot
be made ont.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-25
INTEREsTTNG no FsY1frpC

here has been lately discovered all extensive and
valuable bed OF Plaster of Paris, about ore mile w
ct the new city siGissssw. directly opposite Uppe
city OF Hudson. where it may be- tpi at six dollars per
ton and from experiments made it leley ed 60 b,
equal IN quality to any in this state
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-25
DOMESTIC.
rnox rnr AlnANr Annrs

DGnief Lamberf fi'7,cd .Smurg1cr.
L his ma'nnfo'h gentleman of wax who exhibited
Tor inc admiration ct the curious IN every part o: Tic
country, lately met on his way from Cgnada .v a
cus'o"'-hodse officer; who remsrkng the rotrnitv of
o""ris c"rporstion had the curiosity TO subject f e,
acirt'c.i Inspection when 10 instead of flesh & blood
or even straw, the entire fabric OF this unweidy gem
teman found 10 be composed Of frc EaghsL cif1s
and kefeeyaereS!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-25
~, Collectors OGte,
ftidntngton, Uei Jan, f2, 1875.
SIR,

This morning before day -brest, all the outward
hound vessels left Port Penn Wind fresh at N w.
at sn'-r1se they we've all Of sight and the last &C.
Capes.
Yours, &c.
c. l.. -Nd1okardt. esq
Hish-Street Cofee-House
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-25
OHIO BANKS.
From an Ohio hoher

FROM an ono !iaHer.
Whereas large inportations OF British
Goods into Eastern Ports, which during war
must be paid for in specie, has created a
demand to~ specie, which has raised the
prce from i've 10 ten per cent in the Eastern
states and whereas the suspension of spe-
Gle payments by the Eastern Banks has di-
rccted the attention of moned emissaries to
the Western Banks, which continued to paw
IN specie these men, regardless of the true
interest OF the country, are attempting to
draw large sums III specie, for the purpose
OF transporting tit has therefore become
necessary TO guard against such attempts, by
sHS/lending hayD:ent in 8hecie for the pre-
sent.
O. NJ. SPENCER,
President Miami Exporting Company
WIN. IRWIN.
President Farmers & Mechanics Bank.
ETHAN STONE,
President Bank Of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, % Dec. 1914.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17
From The Boston Daily Advertiser.
BONAPAHTEss FAREWELL TO
GRANGE.

DglN1kT zt1t1 r, 5, i 2tt1iI ~ I'LL 4 ~
FRANCE.
Farewell to the land, where the gloom
ofmy glory,
Arose & O'erskadewsd the earth with
her name;
She aband6ns me now--but the page o.
hefst0fY,
The brightest or blacklist, is filled
with my fame.
4 have warfes with a world which van
qiiisb'd me only
When the meteor Of conquest allured
me TOO lar
i have cap'd with the nations which
dread me thus lonely,
The last single Captiyeto millions 10
war!
Farewell to- thee Trance--when thy dia-
den crownN me
I made thee the gem and the wonder
Of earths
But thy weakness DEGREES ! shonld leave
as I found thee,
Decay'd in thy glory, and sunk in thy
worth.
OH for the veteran hearts that were
wasted,
In strife with the storm, when their
:. battles were Won
Then the Eagle, whose gaze in that mo-
ment was blasted,
& Had still soar'd with eyes fix'd on VIC
tory's sum-
Farewell to tree France: but when Iii
berty rallies
Once more in thy regions, remember
me then
The violet grows in the depth Of thyva
Ieys
Though witacr'd, thy tears will un-
fold it again
Yet, yet, Imay battle the hosts that SUR
r0ssnd us,
And Jet may thy heart leap awake to
my choice
There are links which must break in the
chain that has bound US,
THEs turn thee, and call on the CHEF
TIE Examiner.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17
From the Medite raneatl.

Capt. q. Graves, arrived at Marble
head, has obliged as with the following
minutes respecting the American squa-
|droris.
z Com. Bainbridges's squadron lei
|Carthagena on the 18th Of Aug, for Al.
piers, Tripoli, SC.
Com. Decatur 5 squadron would Pre-.
cred apin a. few days. and the united
sduadrons would rendezvous at Malagain
all September.
Cant. Graves understood that captain
Smith and his fellow prisoners, released
from Algicrs, had sailed for home in one
of file squadron. some tine since. capt,
CoyiIl. arrived at Boston from Cadia,
was informed that capt. Smith was pas
senger on board the Epervier, which left
Taugier bay tie 18th July for america
With the treaty. We have however IN
aerstood that CAPT. Smiths friends die
not expect his immediate return, 50 tia
his having taken his passage IN the Eyer.
vier is doubtful.
Salem Gnxslte
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17
.Nslc. Tork Oct. Il.

san0thers Gale at st. BartIiolosae scs.
Capt Green, Of theschr Phcenix.i i
II days from st. p Bartholomew, he's fur
nisaed US with an account as vail bt
seen nnder the marine head, OF second
disastrous storm at that island, wbict
was experienced on the 18th of Sept
more violent than that of the Goth d
August. ltlasted more than so hours
during which time upwards of 40 vessel.
we're driven on shore, many Of which
we're totally lost.
Letters from Liverpool, dated Aug
Is, state. that freisslts of dry goods wert
tartly, and manv vessels would be com,
PEELED to- load withsalt, crates, Goals, &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17

- ,sssE er bubteslly Fecelleet TBS
:, .ss 4 s,.if st Sandy Greek III 0et last
''s.s,.. 7 Z reh4oy II military stores fas
|s ~. .l.s4's Hasber having soqget safely
sgs q Sl,s saaadfon under Com. eos was
ss... 81. a IS ma ) sFpe de aehnaeIt Of bpatS
s ,;s'l' s a1T when Major Appling q lss
Is states army, WHO had secfetasl hlsa.
|selfon tie margin cf the crees WITH aoe,11
|sf soldiers captured the wllele aetast'
,nst,t after one v0lley from his a slul q
men The following proceeding. q tas
British Naval Court Martial on tllat SUD.
feet IS lreln i LondOn Paper Of the @su
|EoE August
:ssg; York Ersatag Post
LoSpsSs Aug. 90.
ara1 Coslst sfsY:fial On Monday
|week 4 Court Martial was held at Ports
mouth on cant. Stephen Pophan, late
IA inc cantain of tie Montreal, 10 the
+ Ak IS II Canada, Cor having. contrary III
vs. -. 49,, q ss;ll., of 4 ,a,;ea ,osts
s' sssNs 7 NJ. i, s ,; sssSe ~ ,,s +
- ~, sseIsStt,S tn.
~ s sfo:.s sssi.v ,esl,T; sf;on II,
4, W. ~. 80 "a e. 81 80 ain 4Ss+ ~
las - :. ':.S''' 4 . i - bsshoa, Tss
1s's''sl - sns 49, ~ s., ,,ss,al s,das
ss', - s. ,s' s 49, obr ,ot !.
haN OseA 'ssn y $ l'sss.A 49, ~ > )
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17
Land for Sale.
gS5 Agres.

In tie county of Fairfax, four miles ifo'i
George Tewn and Washington CITY,
and ten from Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike read from
) George Town to Leesbarg passes.
TT is bounded poge than mile by TIE
a Potomac, on witch lies SO or GO acres
Of rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fine
timber, a dwelling house with A ra0mss
a large barn and a few out buildiNgs--
This land was originally of the first gya-
Iity, and experience has proven i ~ be
perfectly susceptible OF Improvement ty
the use Of gypsum.
AZ Mil Seat,
10 which any part Of tie above lard may
he attached. ard from which -four n.ay
Toe water,borne to George Town. As the
water viii be taken from the Potomac, +
|will be capable Of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected: the ey-
|pense in conveying the yater totlie wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, ash
q Trip a day may be made By the boats
navigating the livet.
$40 Acres,
tn the coBrty Of Loudoun, 5 miles be'nw
lLeeshnrg. living on Broad bun--S9e a.
ores arc heavily fimbered, the balances
fresh land and produces well.
NJ .sfafkias. Of Eeesburg, or Nif.
| L,d,rell Lee, Of Belmont, will shew.tte
and And and I'd make known the terms Of sole.
nc @pe mole Of the above property Wi be
LA ~ { long credit Of requlfcd) witil
interest from the GATE;
q Richard III. Love.
RossDy, august g g
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17
Fall Goods.

JOSEPH J.ssNsNsEY,
EE as justreceiyed by ships Ocean and
America, direct from Liverpool, 4
arge aad general assortment OF
Fall and Winfer Goods
Which are offered for sale by the bale
or piece.
SeDtenlber d2wGeD
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17
Vaudeville & Larmour.

Vaudeville &c Larln0ur.
Corner Of King ni,d Jairfae g Eiasg
and Hater Streets 06sr for Sale,
100 Chests GnnpowsIef, imperial and
Young Tyson TEAS of the latest
= iuporfatiofis. and can be sold low
or than any Of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacquerea boxes Young Hysnn
Is boxes Young Hyson and hssons
Skin--Moptesquieu' cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, for genteel
family use
so hogsbeads and so barrels Orleans,
st. Croix aud Martinique Sugars
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Iudigc.
10 puncbeens West India Rum
goo gallons genuine old Irish WIS
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
Nth their usstal general assortment cfHs
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
cerieS.
N. b.---Country dealers are respcct-
fully requested to view their assortment:
Aug. IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17

AS committed to The jail Of this
county as q runaway. a negro
nan Who says his name is Bic Z, and
thai he IS the property Of Join Smith
If esfn6feIand county. YiFgipias be
s about so years Of age, about s FEET 8
inches sia 4 He oWAer is requested te
come K prove his property, pa Z charged
and take him AWAY otherwise he Wili be
disposed Of as the law directs.
James Campbell, Jditor.
flcfolspF laW2nl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17
Marshal's Sale.

Will be sold for cash, on Tuesday the
18th day Of this month, at the late resi-
denceo of FerdinandO FaiaJar, ON Roy.
al-street-
a LARGE and general assortment o.
yA Household Furniture, or so much
thereof as will satisfy an execution in ia.
|vor of the Mutual assurance Society a.
gainst fire onbuiidings in the state Of Via-
|ginia.
My- The sale will commence az nine
O'Clock in the morning.
d. MINOR, d. nj.
For w Beyds Marshal.
October 4. dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16
Public Sale.

). On FRIDAY. the 10th day of June next
at 10 o'clock, in the morning, VIII De
sold. to the highest bidder, on the pre-
nises. iffair, if not. the next falr Gay ;
on terms and conditions then to De
made known -. -.
AL the interest or claim which the
"a late James Dali and John Heath
cote had or died seized in the following
fee-simple property, VIZ.
One three story brick house and lot IN
Fairfax-street, with other buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by Mr..
) JOHN Lloyd.
Immediately thereafter,
4, One three story brick house and lot on
Fairfax-street, now occupied by Messrs'
Silas and David Reed as shoe store.
& Immediately thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot on
Water-street, as now occupied by Mr..
Jyittiam Dunlap.
Immediately thereafter u'iN be sold,
An annuity of 100 dollars in house
and lot on King-street, in valuable 81
tuation.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bake-house and lot on
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MIR.
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
win be given to the purchasers 4 attend
ance by
EDWARD DAY, Trustee.
Anril 26. cots.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16
Public Sale.

I'm Saturday the first day of July
NJ next, will be sold at Vendue, a
HJ lSE 4 LOT in the town of Haymar-
'ket,. Prince William County, sa.-A
S7OE.HsK.ER & HITTER are much
wanted, there being none at the place,
Any person wishing to see the property
and Know the terms of sale. may call on
Mr.. James Church, Inkeeper at said
June 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16

called upon to make tkisJfclar.s.
tie exchange ct the ratifcaWns. p y o
sin consideration Of what is1Ie : !. vel :.
most Christ an Majesty in TrsSssU'ss
in conformity to the plincipI uror IN
the British government has ir,,ar su l'a
gulated its conduct Ie
The treaty was received in Lord,
the 5th inst; the answer tteretaO u
despatched to Vienna on tie st[ Vas
thority and Instructions have aIso NJ
given to the Earl Of CIancart, ia ,; .'el
subsidiary engagement consequent E :"
the said treaty. run
MEsrz, April 10.
Order Of the Duy.-Apri. IS. lsl ~
His Majesty the Emperor Of Austr;s '; :
concert with the High Allied foverS . ia "a
named me Governor of Mentz. ard T
confided tome the protection and sa, a@
of this important bulwalk Of Gerr Az.
Proud of the destination and full Of con-
dence in the noble sentiments wbic6 ID
rect the subjects of SO great number ae
Princes towards the sane object, apdpv
cite in them the same ENTHUSIASM. iEsr.
fastened to come hitler, and tue fr.,
moments | have passed here lave fulfilled
my expectations. have received with
emotion the testimony of the since,e,t
attachment to our common country rs
fidelity to lawful soverelgns, of the strict
est union for the preservation of the most
sacred rights against a 70 eign attack
NV first care shall be, to n rash. to 4;
rect, and to strengthen this energetic San
timent by the most entire devotedpess
| am stranger to any preference for
such or such troops; my companions in
arms will always have the same claims
to my attachment; We have all swonf.
deity to the standards of our country. &
our Princes depend upon US; we must
answer this confidence, and shall e tpem
myself happy to share glory and danger
with the brave soldiers whom | now sec
assembled around me.
The Archduke CHARLES.
His Imperial Hiyhness, the Arctduke
Charles arrived here yesterday Afternoon
under the ringing of bells and tie dis.
charge of cannon. The principal Aus.
trian and Prussian authorities vert to
meet the Prince amidst the acclamafons
and cries of Joy of the whole population.
The town in the evening was masnif.
Gently Illuminated.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16

Scull1 lliuIllLdtcu.
-xs.::&:::-
To the Editors Of the Commercial .qdrsr.
tiser.
NEw-YoRK. June 10.
a ASH conceive it will be qualification
70 the,citizens of the United States to
know the .particulars of the distressing e.
vent which took place at DartmoOr FRI.
son on the eth of'Afril last, | send YOU.
a copy of the original report, made BY
the committee, APPOINTED by the prisertn !.
to ivestigate the affair, and beg y9a yils
give it publication as early as rosslbis+
| am, Sir, your obedient servant, +,
HENRY ALLEN.
We, the undersigned, being each Sc.
verally sworn on the Hsly EvargeGstsd
Almighty God, for the investigation Of
tie circumstances attending the late hG'
rid massacre, and having heard the dePo-
sitions of a great number of Witnesses
from our own personal knowledge, and
from the dispositions given in as aI0Ee'
said,
Report as feHo,cs:
That on the 9th OF April. about SIP
O'Clock in the evening, when the prison
ers were all quiet in their res! ectVe:
Yards, it being about the usual time Of
turning in for tie night, and the greater
part of the prisoners being then 'DS
prisons, the alarm bell was ruEg, aDa
many of the prisoners ran up to the mar
ket square to learn the occasion OF tNe.'
larm. There were then drawn up IN tne
Square several hundred soldiers. WIN
Captain Shorthand, the agent, at oen
head; it was likewise observed al ''t
same time, that additional numbers u
soldiers were posting themselves Oh 0I
walls round the prison yards on t. "
them observed to the prisoners, tGa' G .Is!
had better go into the prisons; i0r g r.?
would be charged upon directly; inn'
of course, occasioned considerable als." D
among them. In this moment Of s.'s
tainty, they were running in t d Dc. ..
directions enquiling the cause 81 uE VIZ j.
larm-some toward the respective % 81.
sons, and some toward the n'' ''.r,
square s Wien about one Lundred. E Ts:
collected in the square, CaE'alH 'r ',"op
land ordered the soldiers to charge a 'I re-.
them. which order the solelers WEI, we're
luctant in obeying, as the prisoners ,r 'f he.
inc repeated, they made a c eI .'a s,aa,s
the prisoners retreated out Of tie sh st 'l ls
into their prison yards. and cisDD. "I
, natoc '', after them. Captain shor''an%I
himself, opened the Gates ara 20. O rri.oD.
the soldiers to fire in among !re Jfsrer.
orc orc who were all retreatins III .:,0 ri,
e e,, s,O " towards their respective =,
sons. It appears there was ssl''r VIE VIE
t;on 1 in the RI minds of the oihcers son ii tie
t ttua Or or not not il was proper to fire aP'"b
p rSs in that situation; CD :, fl he
Shorthand serzed musset out gu. Jr
hands s'Ui s Of a ssldiev, which he bret" ".ne,,,
nanGa 81 after, the fire became ss5n
and many of the prisoners .,, vS.y sc'
killed or wounded. The relna no1.. ptep
endeavoriHg toget into tic ,, p',s'd tie sd'
G Gieps on tpt the walls ais commenced l1 I
them from that quarter WIFE fIer Dpcp
snme and wounded others. h', ,sios.dH
difficulty dl all the doors beng 1rsopll h
the tast s1tss"s sssetssdsd !"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16

for each cavalry soldier, and l2O per an
mum for each infantry soldier. that may
be wanting to complete the number sti
pulated in the Second article"
MEMORANDUM.
" Foreign-0fce, .ap'1l s5, 1915.
{" The treaty of which the substance is
above given, has been ordered to be ra-
tilted, and it has been notified on the
Fart of the Prince Regent to the high con-
tracing parties, that it's his Royal High
ness's determination. acting in tie name
and on the behalf of his Majesty. to d.
rect the said Qualifications to be exchang-
ed in due course against similar acts
on the part Of the respective Powers, un-
der an explanatory Declaration of the
following tenor, as to Article VIII. OF the
said treaty =
DECLARATION.
"The undersigned on the exchange OF
the ratification of the treaty on the 25th
of March last, on the part of his Court, is
hereby commanded to declare, that the
9Th article of the said treaty, wherein his
most Christian Majesty is'invited to &C
cede, under certain stipulations, is to De
understood as binding the contracting par
ties, upon principles OF mutual security,
to common effort against the power OF
Napoleon Bonaparte, in pursuance OF the
third article of the said treaty bat IS
MOTTO be understood as binding his Brl-
t4nnic .Hgesty to prosecute the 'car,
nth the vje,o Of imposing upon France
ny particular government.
6 However solicitous the Prince re-
-ent must be to see his most Christian
,,ajesty restored to the throne, and low
YER anxious he is to contribute. IN con-
JUNCTION with the Allies, to so ausPlclou,s,
IN event, he nevertheless deems hlmseli
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
Iohn B Hammett,
Tphozsterer s. Paper Hanger,
Garner of WASHINGTON &, Kinp-streets.

Corner OF Washington u klng-streets,
.4LEXANDRIA
TENDERS his services in the line OF
his profession to the citizens of the dis
trict and public in general. Orders will
be executed in the best and most fashion,
able manner, with punctuality and dis
patch.
For Sale as .fbore,
An assortment of elegant pare hang
ings with borders to match, linen and
cotton sbed-tickings, furniture dimity,
fringes and tassels, bed, furniture, and
coach lace, cotton, yarn, &c. &c.
Wanted CURLED HAIR in the rope
and live GEESE FEATHERS.
Nav 5, dSt1aw4t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20
Il, Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice,


That the subscriber ol Alexandra county
IN the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said County,
etters of administration ON the personal
estate of ] Birch, late ofsaid county deceas
ed-All persons having claims against the
said decedent. are hereby warned TO eA-
h;b;t the same with the vouchers thereof
to tbe subscriber, on or before the 25th
day of October next, or they may by law
be excluded srom all benefit to said estate,
and those indebted thereto are required
TO make immediate payment.-Giyen I'M
der my hand this ,25th day OF April, 1878.
THOMAS BIRCH,
Administrator of Joseph Birch, decd.
April % eo4W'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-20

Public Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Assistant Assessor within
this District will forthwith proceed
throughout the same, for the purpose of
taking lists of the lands, lots s. ground,
'cith their Improvements, dUetliag hoases,
and slares, subject to the United States
direct tax, and for valuing and assessing
the same; and also lists of the value OF
household furniture, and of the number
IF gold and sitrer To tches, subject to du-
ty within the said district. All persons
owning, possessing, or having the care OF
management of property of any of the a
Dove descriptions, are required by law to
leliver to the assistant assessors, written
lists, containinga true and accurate des-
cription of the same; and are hereby no
titled and warned to be prepared on the
said first day of April, or immediatel,
hereafter, to deliver the same, under the
enaity provided by law for neglect OF
refusal i'll this respect.
JAMES inquire.
Principal assessor Of the District 81
Columbia.
Anril II. IF.
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PUBLISHED Dan By s. sroWDEa RoYAIrsrREEr. ALEXANDRIA
Notice.

E WISH to sell the HOUSE s. LOT
wheseon [ now live, and small
FARM on the Leesburg road, about two
miles fsom Alexandria-Also, HOUSE
and LOT in the town Of Nottingham, on
the Patuxent River, on accommodating
terms.-Pessession to be had immediate
".
Chas. L. Neuitt,
Upper end Of Duke Street.
March Is. If