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Paris, March so.

Paris, March so.
Col. Boyer was transferred on the eSo
from the Conciergerie TO the prison of L.
Force.
Lady Wilson is arrived in Paris.
His majesty was a little better yester.
day; has govt was less painful.
The duke de Plniantado, it is said, viii
meet the princess OF Brazil on board til,
vessel before she lands i'm Spain, and MARI,
her in The name of his royal master; so thai
she may be queen of Spain the moment she
enters the country.
ia Sunday next, there will be a grand
review of the royal guards at the Champ de
Mars.
With the exception of a few, the allied
troops have nearly evacuated the depart
ment of the Voges and La Neurthe. The
Prussians occupy the Mouse, and the Ba.
varians the M0selle. The Austrians and
Wirtembergers, Alsace. Fort Lewis re-
mains nearly in the same state, the rebuilt
ding goes on slowly.
The king of Naples, much to his credit,
has ordered the excavations Of Pompeii and
HerculaDeum to be cOntiuued--all the OBJ
Jects of art which may be found in future
will be united in one museum.
The court viii shortly remove TO Fon-
tainbleau, where the prince royal of Ma
pies, with his beautiful daughter, will pass
a few days, previous to her marriage with
the duke de Berri-80O0 ducats are to be
distributed among the poor al Males on
the day Supposed 18TH Of May) the mar
rlage takes place--thcre will be fs;es at Pa
ris.-The chamber have congratulated his
majesty on the intended union.
One of the Ouch East India fleet has
ioundered--l1O0 persons had persisted.
The Spanish refugees at Bayonne have
been ordered to quit the city within week,
to retire either to Gax, or return to Spain.
Liverpool has resigned.
1t is said prince Butcher is at present
unfortunately afflicted with mental de-
rangement-
Gen. Rigaud viii shortly be tried by the
first council of war, for having correspond.
ed with the island of E,ba.
All letters arriving from the Roman
states are cut and stepped in vinegar to pre-.
vent infection.
1t is reported that changes are about TO
be made in the Prussian and Austrian ter
rltories.
His Holiness,on the 9th inst. created %
cardinals on which occasion the city of
Rome was entirely illuminated.
1t appears that Gustavus. the ex-kinc Of
Sweden, has renowned his pilgrimage TO
the Holy Laud.-I1e is now off Ancona.
under quarantine.
The Apollo, Laoconn, and Antinous
are replaced in the Vatican at Rome.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-15

The compliment paid 10 him by the Ladies as
\ toast, " The Isdy Mayoress." (Great APP
plause.)
The next toast was, "The Emperor of Aus.
tria "-Prince Esterhazy returned thanks, and
gave Z" The Duke ofClarence and the British Ma
W." He afterwards We the two Soyereigns
whose Representatives we're not present the
Emperor of Russia and the King OF Prussia.
"The Regent of Portugal" Tile Portuguese
Ambassador gave, )" The Duke Of Wellington, e.
the army that saved Portugal"
"The King of Bavaria. " The English spirit
that assists all nations"
"Tle King Of Nuremberg" The Wirtem-
bueg Ambassador gave, Continuance OF the
Peace so happily accomplished by the efforts of
the Allies"
"'rhe United States of America. THE Anne
rican ambassador gave. Henceforth may there
be no divisonbetween Great Britain and Ameri-
ca but the ocean; and may the friendship now
subsisting between the two nations, be as lasting
as the language and principles which are common
to both" Drank with ret Gated shouts of Joy.
Several Other toasts were given, and the even
ing was enlivened by some delightful songs, by
Mr. Braham.
After dinner there was ball, which was at
tended by all the principal families of the Cor
poration, the gsiety of which was kept up till a
late hour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-15
FOR EIGN.
From late London Papers.
LONDON, Feb. %.
MANSION HOUSE FETE-

MANSiON HOUSE FETE.
On MONDAY, the Lord Mayor & Lady Mayoress
gave a most splendid Fete, in honour of the =
Imperial Highnesses the Archdukes John & Lew
IS. of Austria Cards of invitation had been sent
90 all the princes of the blood rOval, the Foreign
Ministers, and many persons Of distinguished
rank, but the important discussions in both
Houses of Parliament necessarily required the
attendance ofthe principal Statesmen, ar J mem .
bars in and out OF office. The most magnificent
,reDaratious had been made for the Fete. The
Ep-vptan Hal and the avenues were Illuminated
u,iih GAS. which gave light dazzling rs the broad
light of noon day--sthough very extensive
chandelier, pendant from the centre of the cell
ing. had IN the morning fallen down with crash
.hst would have been fatal TO all under it, n IL
ND happened after the company had assembled
Such a chandelier, however, can never be wanted
IN any saloon lighted round the sides with gas,
for the white light IS excessive, indeed 50 much
60 ss IN he rather incOnvenient 10 the complexI-
me ~ ladies that embeIlish them with art.
There SAT down 20 dinner the Imperial Arch
1r-cs. his ROYAL nighness the Dnke of Kent, the
Austrian. Portuguese, Bay0rlan, WIrtemberg, <
Arnsrc,n. Ministers, and other lllustrious Fo-
,s;gners. With The Aldermen, SherIfis and Ladies
to the number ofsiGty.
The entertainment was magnhclent---it was
.,-,,,,JsJ Inv Mr. Birch & Mr. hoffman, in their
kacf
ham ;he only professional man present, sang
= Cod save the King" with the grand and de-
,;rhtf1l effect which he IS ever sure 10 produce
;r company where the merits ofthe musical ART
re truly understood.
The Lord .Ifayor introduced the several toasts
..:.b sl,ort but neat addresses. Afer our OWL
s.;nce Regent, Queen, & Royal family, he gave
:. Tbe,r Imperial Highnesses the Archdukes OF
frs'ra - which was received with scclamations
20 IT, ~ return, the Archduke John gave, Il" The
,rd MAYOR, and prosperity to the city OF Lon
SS yoIs The Lord mayor returned thanks, aud
sb re Arehdake Lewis gave, 81 he Duke Of York
and tie British army .,..,.
''5 awe ford Mayor introduced the next toast by
,leii turned compliment TO the Duke of Klnt,
=. s,y;ng that ne was sure the Ladies would
o., besrtily Join in doing honour TO Prince
me- Ne was spent 10 aording relief and c9nso-
~ a. r,,sery wherever it was fsdpd and whose
~, and sampl, animated the beneVolence
Ps~syv meeting Of persons assembled 20 assgage
ot eve .,,g"ricgs of their fellow-creaiures. The
tne .F The Duke Of Kent" was received
win 2PoVal n ghncss returned thanks With the
g g l'y .2se, end proposed, in return ioT
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Boston, MAY 4.
By the brig Governor Carver, capt. Do
ten, arrived here this evening, % days from
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Havre, Paris pspers to the sist of March
are received.
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-FOUR OR FIVE BOYS,

From IL ~ l6years 9fase and eCgooa dss9,jf,os,
'oho read and mite '7isra5,y cell ,7iH be taken
Apprentices to the Printing Business
Enquire az H's 2Siee st'ile Hirgaia ,,rsp,
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THO MILLER, Foreman"
WILLIAM $. DANCE, c.

The Subscribers practising counsel In the
Superior Court Of Powhatan, having seen q lac
publication in the Virginia Argus, rejecting on
the character of the Honorable Judge Rood9ph.
el i due 10 justice 70 add their testimony 10
the evidence which has been furnished by a pre.
sentiment ofthe Grand jury made al the present
,ern Of the Court Of the probity itnpartislitv.
md ability which have at all times distinguished
MS conduct on the Bench, during the period IN
Which we have prsctised IN the above Court, or
hers in which nc has presided and to declare
ulat his character and department both as
Judge and As a gentleman has been such since
the period Of their acquaintance with him, a. 70
command theif unqualified resnect
WILLIAM POPE.
JOHN w. JONES.
JOHN LANE.
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
SAIUEL BOOKER.
WILLIAM S. ARCHER.
JOHN 8. FLEMING.
JAMES w. BATES
VA q. POINDEPTER.
COLIN CLARKE.
FRANCIS y. ORBTLI.Y.
JOHN RoBERTsON.
Powhaian County,
May the 7tb, 1916,
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Powhatan County,
May the 7tb, 1916,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05
Valuable Land for Sale.

Under the authority Of decree oil
the Superior Court of Chauncery held
81 Fredericksburgh, in the suit of Giles
Fltzhugh against a. and j Scholfeld
'he subscriber will offer at public sale,
for cash, at Gooding's tavern OH the
premises, on Thursday the 22d day oil
August next, valuable tract oil LAND
containing about 1916 acres, situate
IN Fairfax county, OH both sides of the
Little River Iurnsike Road and oi
Accotink Run, about nine miles from
Alexandria and nearly the same dis
lance from the city OF Washington and
Georgetown, part Of large tract
called RaveDsworth, and formerly own
ed bv Giles Fizhugh On this trac
there is very valuable Mill Seat, 20
words the improvement OF which con
siderable progress has lately been made
by digging out and preparing the RAJ
ces and collecting large portion OF
the building materials which are nov
on the spot : the scIte also affords room.
Tor an extensive manufacturing estab
,isbmcRt
nost Of the great roads leading to
the towos above mentioned, fail into
the Lutte River Turnpike Road shor.
distance above the land d. opposed to b.
sold, and new turnpike roao leading
directly from the land to the City Of
Washington and Georgetow n, has late
y been laid off, and part of it finished.
The soil is we'll adapted 10 farming &
che use Of plaster and clover, and d
large portion of the land is already
well saken IN clover. The various adj
van,ages this tract possesses, render IL
welIworth the attention of en,erprisiag
men. n great Bsmber of lots have
been laid off for a town proposed to be
established along the turnpike road
he sale will commence precisely
at 70 o'clock,-and the land Will be laiG
off into lots to sui: purchasers. Any
chartered bank paper declared to be
current in Fairfax County by the court
Of that county, will be received in pay
ment.
Richard II. Henderson,
X. /. Taylor,
Commissioners.
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CoNp1r1oss OF TIE HEBALD.

j. . =.
y The subscription is Five Dollars per
annum--payable by town Subscribers
half yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the dill
Gully of collecting at o distrance) viii
be expected to pay the whole year in adj
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible hiend u"
town.
No subscription taken for less than
six months. Communications, orders
&c. 10 be post paid: Ne paper will be
discontinued Out at The discretion OF
Editors until all arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times for one
dollar and IS cents for each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent 10
the Office without having the number OF
times For which they are to be inserted
designated will aptear in every paper
until otherwise ordered
A liberal allowance made 10 those
who advertise by the year.
Jf.ne 10, 1911
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05
DRY GOODS,

Consisting Of
Striped janets
White quilting and figured vestings
Damask table cloths, from ga 10 io-4
Furniture and other plates
Shawls
Gilt and silvered ball buttons
Plain and figured null muslin
Elegant tsmbored muil robes
Superhne cloths and cassimeres
Corded, check and common ging
hams
Madras hsudkerChiefs
Furniture fringe, consisting Of long
End round ball, plain and double gimp
head
The above goods will be sold on cd
vsntageous terms by the piece or pack
age.
GEORGE TAYLOR.
July TO- lin
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05
ADVERTISEMENT.

To De Sold or Rented and Possession
given the FIRST Of Sent. nezt,
That valuable two-story Brick
House on Prince street, now occupied
by MIR Thomas Lawrason--Theh house
is about 40 by 2B feet front, with good
Cellars ieet high; the first story IL
feet, second "a feet, and four lodging
rooms in the garnet, all finished in the
best manner, with Kitchen, Wash
house, Stable, coach house, and every
other necessary building complete, and
all of brick. Two LOTS adjoining
the hause and stable will also be sold
to suit the purchaser, that by building
three walls be may have another house
and Offices of equal size The build.
ings of their size. the elegance of the
situation and plat of the square, with
two wells OF excellent water on tho
premises, is equalled by few, exceeded
by none in Alexandria, and is entitled
TO the first attention of any gentleman
that wishes to live comfortable. The
premises will be shewn and terms made
known on application to Ccl George
Deneaie or Ro6eyt Brocket Sen Alex
andria, and terms mode easy if neces-
sary: to suit the purchaser,
will purchase from 500 to 1000
Ton of good PAVING STONE from
8 to 4 inches deep, and will give on
delivery in Alexandria IS cents per ton.
Apply tn
ROBERT BRocKE.1, SEN.
ks am far advanced in years and
the period of life uncertain, I avail
myself CT this opportunity in request
ing all my creditors to bring in theis
accounts: and those indebted 10 me are
also requested to make immediate pay
ment. the better 10 enable me to dis
charge my debts, as l am determined,
(God wi!ling) TO have all my accounts
with mankind settled in my lifetime.
II. B. Sen.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05
Land for sale.

BY viriue OF deed of trust, from
Coleman Lewis, to the subscriber.
(made TO secure the payment of sun
of money, due 10 Alexander Waugh
will be exposed to public sale, at Cen
trcDRte, in the county of Fairfax or
the l4th day Of Sept next, to The high.
est bidder Tor ready money
I32 Acres of Land,
Lying on the turnpike road, between
Fairfax corrt house and the said ,owr
Of Centreville.
GEO. n. BERKLEY,
IrueStees.
July io---lawiS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05

WETAS TAKEN from alongside Of
w the brig Columbia on the 4tb
inst. her yawl boat, painted black, with
mouldings, and yellow inside, suppos-
ed to be about Ia feet keel. a liberal
reward win be given for Information
that will lead to the conviction of the
person who took her, or for the boat, 81
she should be picked up adrift aud re-.
turned.
JNfo. JACKSON.
Iui, 10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-05
For Freight or Charter,

For Freight or Charter,
ETE The elegant new Schooner
;& NEPTUNE,
capt. Stevens burthen ls6 tons or
1900 barrels we'll found in every res
pec,, a fine first rate vessel, and will be
ready for the reception OF cargo in S
days. For terms apply.to the master
on board, or 10
ADAMS, HERBERT s. Co.
Who offer for sale said schooner's car
go--ccnsis,ing of
$4,000 feet Understandable Lyrnber.
June 90
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Mr.. JonN b. DABNEY,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Corrt of the Diitrict Of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandra, in November, 1916, or as foon
as council can be heard, lhall move that
court to award judgment againfyou infavor
of the Common Council of Alexandra, for
the fun of twenty-iix dollars and FIVE cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
peIty on Wolfe Greet, inthe town Of Alex
andria, for the years 1904, S, 6, !, 8, 9, 10,
tIrI7, Il, IA, and Is--according to the act
Of Congrefs palTed the 18th FEB 1904.
]. D. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
Of Alexandria.
Nav On
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TO LET,

The two story Brick House ON
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, a, present occupied by MIR, Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on the frs, day OF
May. II LYNN.
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ST. DOMINGO MdHoGA-

The Subscribers haue on hand, and for
sale,
A large Quantity of the above Ma
hogary, which they purchased low'aCd
will SCH on liberal terms. Cabinet
makers will find it to their advantage
to call on US, as the wood is of the first
quality, and high coiored.
PENN & HARMON.
June o6
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FOR SALE,

Three Horses, one a complete gig
horse, the other first rate riding
horse, and pleasant poney. They
will be sold low for cash
CHARLES SCOTT
July 9.
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Spanish Hides, Philadelphia
Whiskey, &c.

L/N2D.SIYs So HILL
HAVE RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
500 Spsnifh Hides of good quality
1000 gallons Philadelphia Whitley, from
one to three degrees above proof
COCO bulhels Liverpool coarfe Salt
1000 ditto coarfe Alum do.
COCO ditto Turks l1and do
400 Ecks Liverpool coarfe and fine do
100 bbls. shad for family ule
goo do Herrings
Sugar by the hid. and Dbl.
June a8.
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eNelo School.

a gentleman of liberal education,
having very Respectable testimonials
of ability and character, will commence
a SCHOOL iu this place, as soon as
a suitable room can be proc"red,) for
theiastrac,ion of BOYS, in the Latin
and Greek Languages, Mathematics,
Geography, with the use of Maps and
he Globes. Rhetoric, English Gram
mar and Compositinn, Readings Writ
Tag, S<e.-- Ttrms Of Tuition, from Ave
20 eight dollars quarter
Enquire az THIS OFFIr z
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TEIE CARGO

Of the British Brig Shannon, captain
Ren6aH' from So. Yincenfs, consist.
ing Of
81 hhds. prime sugar
i42 Puncheons rum and
90 puncheoAs muIaases.--wiiI be
landed 20 day and is for sale.
4 ADAMS, HERBERT * 60;
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NEW LIVE o. STAGES.
The Wfnchc8ter Mail Sage
WILL. STARE
Every Monday, Thursday and

ECc|Y <k1WIuUJ, AHHISudy am
Saturday
FROM MoLAUGHLIN'S TIA
VERN, atthrec O'Clock A M. and ar.
i've in Winchester early tho sans G..
yening. RETURNING ; will leave
NJ Cures tavern in Winchester, at three
o'clock, and arrive in AteEonaria at an
early hour the same evening. The
stage will continue on to HARRINGTON
and GeorgetogVr, for the accommoda-
lion Of passengers.
W. The above Line is in first rate
order. The public may rest assured
that every attention will be paid 10 their
convenience
THE PRoPRIEToRs,
May IS,
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New Family Flour.

The subscriber has received sup
ply Of Cameron Flour, from wheat oil
the new crop, of superior quality.
JOSEPH DEAN
JnlY 90.
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NOR BARBADOES.

.ESk The elegant corpered British
$500 BRIG SIydN.WON.
Capt Kendall /; burthen 22o tons or
5000 hbls has hall her cargo epgag
ed--for freight Of the remainder, or
passage apply 10
ADAMS, HERBERT s. Co.
July 10.
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BO4T LOST.

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Just Published.

And for sale at the subscribers Book
and Stationary Store opposite to the
Washington tavern, on King. street,
Alexandria
CHARLEsiAGNE, or the Church
Delivered-an Epic Poem, in "a books
by Lucien Bonaparte, OF the Institute Of
France, &c. 2 vols. boards. Price two
dollars.
A Circumstantial Narrative of the
Campaign in Russia, embellished with
plans of the battles of Moscow, MaIo and
Jaraslaviter. Containing faithful de-
eruption of the affecting and interesting
scenes of which the author was al eye
witness-by Eugene Labaume, captain
of the royal geographical engineers, &c.
vol. octave. Price 81 SO
ALSO,
The following Juvenile Books, by the
dozen or single.
Young child's primmer, N. York pre-
ceptor, do. spelling book, do. reader,
Barbauld's hymns, way to wealth, po.
ems for childrcp, seven wonders of the
world, true stories related, false stores
corrected, Watts's divine songs, the
black prince, childrens' play, instruc-
tive alphabet, Nsop's fables, the sea.
sons, the olio, garden amusement, the
hermit, cries of New York, solar mi
croscope, Alexander selkirk, (the real
Robinson Crusoe), youths cabinet of
nature, life of Daniel Lambert, select
fables in prose and verse, the lottery,
the pious parents request, art of flying,
epitaphs, the mirror Of misery, or tyran-
ny exposed, history of beasts, of birds,
Of fish, of insects, new years gift, beau
ties of the New-England primmer, little
poems for little readers, the medley,
pleasing toy, book of riddles, book
If pictures, scripture history, picture
alphabet, book of letters, spring, sum-
ner, autumn, winter, childhood, in
ancy, manhood, old age.
The following are principally ornament
ed with Carricature Engrayings.
Joe Dobson, blue beard, punch's visit to
Jug, Tom the piper's sen, the jack daw
It home, the world turned upside down,
he peacock at home, Peter Prin.'s pro-
table present, little Eliza, little Hen
y, little William, Gulliyer's travels,
Jugs visit to punch, Mrs. Gilpin, Jack
nd the bean stalk, cats concert.
together with a large stock Of school
nd miscellaneous books.
ROBERT GRAZ.
January 6
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Baltimore Telegraph.

Col. BENJAM1N HAwKINs.-We have
often had occasion to notice the zeal
and indefatigabIe exertions of this dis
tinguished public officer, in the discharge
Iof his official duties as Indian Agent for
the United States. A circumstance has
lately occurred, in running the dividing
line between the U. States and the Greek
Indians, agreeably to Jackson's treaty,
which we deem worthy of notice. Fhe
death of Gen. Sewer, the severe indispo-
sition OF Col. Hawkins, and the resig-
natisn of some OF the other Commission
ers, conspired to render the running OF
the line, apparently, impracticable after
every arrangement had been made toi
the purpose. Colonel Hawkins, howe.
yer. with his usual fortitude and uncon'
ouerable perseverance. caused himself tS
be placed in one of the baggage Wagons
and ia that situation, {sick and unable te
travel in the usual mode) was conveyed
IaIong the line distance of two hundred
I,niies, and by that means completed the
,lbusiness.-Raleigh Star.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
By Griffith & Brawner.

On this day, at ten o'clock, will be sold
at our Auction Room, the remainder
of Messrs. Withers & Herbert's Stock
of DRY GOODS, consisting of
q UPER and second cloths, cassi-
y meres, Bedford cords, blue and
mixed plains, bookings. vestings Of all
descriptions, German linens by the bale
and piece, cloths and weollen hosiery,
cambrics by the case and piece, diNities,
bombazetts, shawls, Madras handker'
chiefs. British g. domestic shirtings, &c.
Ian %
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For Sale.

DY virtue OF deed of trust from
ID Thomas White, jun. deceased. tt
the subscriber, will be exposed at public
sale, for ready money, on Tuesday SOtE
January next, at 8 o'clock, ?. NJ. {
Piece of Ground on the North side Of
Cameron street, between Royal and
Fairfax streets, in the town Of Aleaan
dria, opposite the market-house, front.
ing on Cameron street 90 feet z inches
and III feet inches deep, subject to
the dover of Mrs. White.
n. Herbert
Jan "a dts
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FISHERIES.
Dec 10

YENHE Subscriber respectfully informs
n the public, that he intends carrying
on the Fishing Business the ensuing
spring on an extensive scale at
HoliN's Point, e White House
Landings.
Persons wishing to contract for large
quantity of Fish, can be supplied: by APP
plying to the subscriber in Alexandria.
He will take corn. rye, bacon or beans.
at the Alexandria prices. in exchange
for Fish. He will take particular care to
give general satisfaction to all who may
call on him at his landings.
Vim. Patterson.
N. 3. Twill give good wages for hand
70 haul the seine. w. P.
Jan i8 1aw2m