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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
NEw-YoR1. Feb. q

: \
Capt. Barnes. of the ship Recovery,
iron Bordeaux. informs that the custom.
house laws respecting inauifests, have
lately been renewed, s. will be vigorously
ENLARGED; il consequences, vessels trading
Ito France are Obliged to be provided with
la duplicate manifest, with marks and
numbers Of all kinds of goods or beard
without any exception whatever, undes 9
heavy pei:alty.
BY the schr. John George, so day:
froEi Lisbon, we leara verbally, that q
Portuguese feet of line of battle ship.
, frigates, and many smaller vessels AID
transports, having on board about 600C
troops, was to sail from Lisbon about the
middle of January for South-America, i
was said to cooperate with the 81 aniards
lin an expedited against Buenos Ayres.
Cant. Bowers from Porto Cavello,
states, that there had been an insurrec-
|t;on at the island of Marsaretta, which
however. was quelIed previous to his
sailing. He also confirms our former
accounts af the fallof Corthagena.
The Revenue Cutter Actiae, of this
port, came up from the Cove yesterday
where she had beea detained by the ice
|sevcrsl days. In the bay the cutter fell
lin with the sloop Slow Il Easy, OF Perth
Amboy, n0 persoa ON board manned
and brought her up to town.
Il
From Dramatically The schooner -Four
Sens, Capt. Ramsay, which arrived thu
morning in 4s DAYS from Kingston, ia
Emaica, we have received a file of TIT
Kingston Chronicle to the Sd of January
Extracts from these papers will be foun'
Ibelow.
The servant of Gen. Bolivar, who wa
leonyicted of the murder Of Felix Amen
.Estoy, pay.master of the generals hit
lguard, was executed on the Parade a
Kingston, on Saturday, the Esd OF lie
lcember.
JAMAICA. Dec. 81.
j We find in late Antigua paper,
Iprcelanation by the hon. Henry Rawlli
Is.sq. commander IN chief of the Lsewar
E,sari5bee Islauds. authorising the in'po
lsaticn into the island of Antigua, I
6l,hree months from the 1st Nov. in Br
l.ish ships and vessels, of tobacco, mast
Ioowsprits, slaves, heading boards, tn
loer, shingles, and lumber OF any sor'
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.Efew- York, Feb e.


Ar. ship Phocion, Calder, Liverpool
and % DAYS from st. Barts Le;tat ST
Barts, briggs Polly, Few, for Whining,
ton, NC in 10 DAYS; Cathaline, Page,
disc. lydia and Mary, Arnold. FIR Il.
Island, IN 10 days Reccmpence, Paris.
for Turks Island, sailed 2 days before ;
schrs. Honetta, Townsend, TO sail in 8
days; Herald Purdy, for New-Haven.
in 10; Sally, of ny taking in car2o for
che of the Leeward Islands -, Dag
get, and many more, names unknown.
The schf. Venas sailed 9 days before.
for st. Thomas. The Datch ship john
Jacob, IEasler, fro,a Curacao, TOR Am
sterdam, pat into ST. Barts, on the 24ih
Jan. lcaky; had landed part OF her car
go, and was heaving out, but parted her
cables IN gale, and was driven ashore ;
she will De entirely lost. A French
brig from GuadalOupe Tor Bordeaux, put
in leaky, and was driven ashore at the
same tine, but got of, and was repairing.
The ship Gen. Washington, Laycock,
from Norfolk for Lisbon, put into st.
Barts. Jan. 95, leaky; had thrown O.
yerbcard between ard coo bbls. aour,
aud was diScharging torepair Captain
Calder experienced a heavy gale Oh the
29ta Nov. ia lat. 40, long. IS, and had
to throw considerable part Of her car
go OVERHEARD, consisting Of white lead,
crates, &c. On the Slst, found the rud-
der disabled.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28

tbread, biscuit, -four, peas, beans; peta
foes, rice. oats, barley or grain Of aany
Isert ofswhatsoever country such til
Icles may be the produce, from any island
Tor territory in the West Indiesor South
lAmerica, belonging to any European so,
lYereign or state in alnity with his Bri.
ltannic Majesty.
In the same paper we observe a memo.
kiaI, drawn Gt by a joint committse OF
both houses Of the legislature of that
Icelony, addressed to the British govern
Iment, in which they deprecate in strong
terms, the policy now pursued towards
American vessels, in their not being adj
United to an entry in any o. the British
|West-Indies. they represent the i'm
possibility of their colonies in America
furnishing the West-Indies with ade-
|auate supplies; and assert that the sup
plies which reach them through the de-
DOT Of st. Barthoisinews, come charged
lat treple the amount at which they could
be landed there direct IRON America ;
while, en the other hand, that island IS
so glutted with the articles allowed to be
exported from British islands, as 10 pro-
luce a serious depreciation ia their va /
lue, &c. The memorial closes with e
prayer that his majesty's government will
3e pleased TO grant such speedy and Ct
|fectual relief as may suit the extreme uf &
seacy and hardship of the case.
December so.
A letter from Santa Martha, to gen
sleman in this city, dated the esd last,
states, that a gentleman on his route to-
he head quarters of General Morilio's
army, fell in with Messrs. John Mac
pherson. John Cohen, John Welsh. Leo
card Iebaeu british subjects, and late
lily residents at Carthageua} stripped OF
every farthing they possessed IN thc|
world. aud not even common rations al
TO ed them by Gen. Morilio. they had
teen i'll of fever and a..ue, fer near two|
months, notwithstanding which they wereI
driven about tied arm and arm. front
town to town, without shoes or hats,
merely existing UPON the charity OF theI
Enhabita6ts. All their hopes we're IN theI
Farriyal of British man Of war to claim
them as British subjects; and to carry
them off. The property CT Messrs. Mac
|oherson and Kebden, General MerllloI
had in his own private possession.
We understand Rear Admiral Doug
las has dispatched the Junon irigate this
Itnorning for Carthagena, for the purpose
q claiming such British subjects as may
be there.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
Public Sale


NhURSUANT to a Deed of Trust
from Hugh w. Deneale to the SUBJ
scriber, for. securing the payment OF
twelve hundred dollars and expenses of
sale & interest, will be exposed to sale for
ready money to the highest bidder, before
the Coffee House III Alexandria, ON Tues
DAY the 5th day of March next, a
Tract Of Land containing three hundred
acres, in the county Of Fairfax, adjoin-
ing the lands whereon WIN. Deneale
formerly resided.
ALSO,
Two Negro Slaves, one named Charles
about thirty years of age and one nam.
ed John about 20 years Of age, or SO
much of the said slaves and land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and in
terest, if the said slaves are produced
on the day Of sale, and if they are not
produced l shall proceed to sell the said
Land. The sale to commence at IL o.
clock.
Charles Page,
Trustee.
RI oI tS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
ALEXANDRIAs
WEDNESDAY, FEsRuAay 90.

a scofaif falling % Precautions am
provisions to render permanent any hu
man institution are often unavailable, ans
particularly written provisions tintendes
|ta secure a nations rights e liberties; tn,
ambition or interest of the .fssc ever being
|yigiiant 60 watch them, and. the blind
mess II torpor of the many, giving then
chances and opportunities for it.
.Ofthis the good people Of these Unit
led States have experienced several deplo
|rable instances, aud particularly the aw.
fully threatening one that now TO bt
noticed. Theframers of the constitution
of our general government saw fit to make
Ian express and apparently an effectua
as preventive of alfinhu.
|ence of congress touching the election Of
the executive. They foresaw that il the
lcongress were permitted, directly or IN
to put its enormous weight in ei.
!ther scale on the eve Of an election, i
Iwould come to the same thing in fact as
lif that body had the sole power of apt
Ipointment thas the American cabinet
would become jocas of electioneerine
int isue, where bargains would be struck
beforehand with and AMONGST the mem
Ibers 8. congress; that the privilege Of
popular election would SIT to be merely
Inomipai aad that the people at las
would be cheated out of all their right
land liberties.
Accordingly they 1.-THE trainers Of the
Icsnstitution) did, in the Sd article of thai
linstru3nent, expressly provide, that 9 Nc
lSenator or Representative, or persor
!hcl6ing an Office Of trust OF profit under
the United States, should be appointed
an elector."
This provision IS too clearly worded to
| be mistaken, and its important object is
| too PLAZA to be misunderstood and yet
sal,eady it is practically annuIled to all
I!ntents s. purposes Not that any mem
ibcrs OF the cabinet 81 Of the major part}
i'm congress set themselves up for elect.
Tors. No: they would scorn that hum
ioIe station. But they do SCI them
iselTes up as masters of the electors.
land as masters of the states which
lehooss them. By barefaced usurpa
I6on, they have cloathed themselves witt
tine authority Of nominating the ESecu-
Tive, and Of making their own nomiratior
so thst ia fact the major par
lty in CONGRESS- has IN It's power the cp
Ep3iatt;cs,as Of the Executive, as fully as if il
twere given In the constitution itself as
liuliy as If there ere TO popular or state
elections upon the subject at an. Nay
further, this major party in congress is n
Iall probability as here puppet in the
hands CT some halt score of leaders
sho virtually appoint the president, and
Iof course actually govern him throughout
ris s.St-r,;nistra.ina ~
| Who could hare thought thirty years
lago. tlat the deadly spirit OF party wOald
$50 blind and infatuate the people of this
lsreat commonwealth, that they should
consent. and even delight, to sacrifice t.
tit one of The most essential and funda
lmeGtal of all their civil rights.
Con. Coarant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28

a,,.b osl.sf carriages, together
s ,se;s harness, as exceed, 500
Wy \, sslns. enc per oeDtum on the
lf' &c The value ofsneh carriage.
sss. Go, 900 dolls. in addition there
2 rIouscs and lots IN town. for
i. 100 dolls. yearly rent or
e. 5 dolls.
sgrits Or declarations in reject
81. iostitutiRg a suit in the SUI
',rior Court Of Law, and q subPcena
4 me Ssperior Coart Of Chancery
80 dolls. !.
!. wits of error, supersedeas 4
..heas corpus cumcauss, filing re.
! =, sy5 Of appeal TO Superior Court
CIV. or Chancery, and for each
v,;t of certiorari from The General
cart Or Superior Courts of Law
:, Charetry, 4 80 dolls.
= AaasaIs from the Superior
r.arJs OF Law or ChaEecry TO the
s s Of Appeals, and for each SUI
s.s,ss,eas, or writ OF error from the
Srort Of appeals, 2 so dolls.
) Writ Of declaration is reject
ssat or subpoena, Insulating q suit
IA eouBty or corporation
..0rt /, dell.
& Certificate under the seal Of
Court. 2 dolls.
J. Transfer of surveyors certi-
f,ate FSr saad IN the Registers Of
Co. i 80 dolls
aEgery attestatisD prOtcstation,
Is Iya nctary public under his seal
%ofSec, 1 80 deils.
aEach certificate rnder the sea-
sf,he Commonwealth. dolls.
81 licenses is sell foreign mer-
,hanaise by wholesale, ard
mtaii, 90 aoiis'
. Licenses to retail such merehan-
x4s 20 dolls.
ysse usual exemption in favor 81
farmers setting salt, tea, molasses,
sugar. coffee. spices, iron or steel,
as back ioat;-
Licenses to hawkers or pcdiars
.faey goods, 20 dolls.
iicenses TO pediars trading in ti0
or pewter 20 dolls.
The last section saves the right OF
he Commanw ealt!i to arrearages OF
taxes 10 those counties or borough.
fsm Which 40 Commissioners re
sums have been received, or ccllec,
tsRs made.
FreiD tbs sketch il appears tha'
sll the new sa6jsets, sometimes Gal
led WAT taxes. ace done away TO VII
slaves under the age Of ~ years
head. of cattle, livery stables. stages
iSe ss...~A ha1ssh0sd furniture
watches, ci:lIss bridges and IersIes
seai pits, salt, tehacee. factories
ssssrs. tanyaFiis, FORCES & furnaces
printing presses, physicians, atsor
sies, ycaaers 0fle;tery tickets. suc
Gonesrs licences, clerks ef courts
Stamps. &c. From tbs increase q
tie ed Subjects. an average of 3
boat IL per cent. is strillen ofif. 80 h.
legislature have thus lit the happy
mean, while they have relieved the
people frool ihcir burden, they have
loft enough taxation to keep the
1Seasasy rieh,---A Nth tue debt tlut
10 US fsem the =. States we shat
have means enough TO pay or OIL
san de0t, meet the ordinary sxpen-
sss OF the government, appropriate
10000 dollars TO oar Aral0ry. a6G
put considerable sums into the chests
u TIE Internal improvements ans
u tie Literary Funds. thus scat
iesins beuiGrenee over COR SECS and
or soil.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28


BY Griffith and BraWner.
On Wednesday the oSth inst. at II 0
clock, will be sold at our Auction
Ware House, without reserve. large
Stock of well assorted DRY GOODS,
among which are
superfne and second cloths,
Cassimeres and cords,
Baizes and fannels,
5-4 Irish shifting,
"a do. linens,
German do.
Casabrics and fancy muslins,
Jeans and dimities,
Royal rib and ginghams,
Ga black cambria & Madras hkfs.
Shir,ing cotton and book musiins,
Worsted hosiery assorted.
ALSO,
s packages hardware assorted e
suit carpenters, cabinet-rnakers
and saldiers,
so bbts. prime beef, (
$ chests Imperial and Z. Hysol
tea.
S pipes Cagnac brandy.
Feb. 26.
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The Subscribers


4 WAVING formed a connection il
& trade, under the firm of Harper sS
Fgndalt-OIier for sale, at their store
corner Of Prince and Union streets near
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cogn.ac brandy
Nhiskey
Molasses
l.. z. Madeira. aud
Tenerife wines, by the pipe hall
pipe or quarter cask
Leaf AID lump sugars
n. Orleans do.
Z. p. imperia! TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Hyson s.
Hyson skin do.
Coffee.
English seine Irvine of superior quail
|ty, and Cordage of various kinds- Ia,
and cork wood, together with genera
assortment of Groceries.
Sdmle! Hdrper.
Esn4. Z. Tendail.
1.b 90 IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
Robert Gray

las i'lss rsceirea jar Sais.
vne ease superior gsalitg Yiolins,
'io!lh Strinss. Bows aad Bridges.
ALSO,
y = supply Of New asSsic for TIC Plan
~. TIC Sioia. Flute, ard PaseAt Fla
lAss {
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28
Extract Of a letter to q gentleman q
.Nelc York.

lS.tEtfUtEU1 - IctsC' ~ ~ SN''''O ~
.Nc1o York.
Sir,
In answer TO your enquiries re.
spesting ihe probable quantities Of
Cotton. that viii be. received into
England the present year. | enclose
TO you the following estimate, made
from the best Information thst 1
have Been able 10 obtain, ant though
il is net pretended TO be perfectly
correct. vet believe it will bc
found nearly SO.
Stock on had iu. liverpool Isl
Jan. 1916, exclusive Of any OF our
Iaew crop, $4,000 balcs-5tock in
London, Glasgow. sn;i ether places,
10000 balcs-was probably ct least
|30. 1000 baeis.
Imports from the u. States in
lisl6, 125, 900 Ea.es--may be 100000
bales.
Imports from Brazil aud Portugal,
I(the crop ii is said is this year 40.
600 bsles,) 10000 baies-may be
I125.o00 bales.
Imports from the East Indies"
lis, goo, was iu iS10. 1852, anu
may be this year $4,000 bales.
The annual averaged imports from
Jail other places We find upon refer.
Ience TO official documents. 5000
total amount $4,000, and may be
|470, 600.
4 he consumption this year in
England will not exceed (ia the OPT.
|uion of the best iniormee) 100000,
suppose $4,000; surplussage $4,000
80, sGe.
The averaged annual imports into
Great Britain, during the last II
wears, surprising the unusual quaint
Ity of40o.oGo bales went in 1915, did
not esceed sls,0 900 bales of which
Iabout 10000 bales were re exported
Ito the continent manufactured.
The demand upon England this year
for goods will Sc Cat least as regards
this country, and probably others)
lone third less than it was last year
For some time past, and particu'
larly during the last year, the De
Inland for manufactures (aDd that de
Inland was very great preceded th'
supply Of the raw material ; the ease
lis now otherwise, the supply OF th'
raw article being ahead Of the de
Inland for goods.
i The above calculations will leay'
ian abundant supply TO SO to the con
ltinent.t
II has been remarked that in tor
a mer and ordinary times nearly al
;lshose who went largely into eotto
shipments, at prices above 90 cents
Iwere made baDkrupts by such ship
ments
Notwithstanding all that has late
lily been said at the southwark ;'bou
;lsAor.aess Of crops, i Is firmly %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28

Aiandevllc & Larmouf,
Corner Of Hing e Fai,Jar q King s5ffas
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskcy
10 pipes cognac brandy
do. Holland gin
90 puncheons w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and Cd quality New.
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 DO. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines IL !.
quors and groceries.
December 19
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28

DfrD, ,on Saturday last, ola short iii
ness, in the 18th year of her age, Mrs
Hcnnah Barnet, wife of Mr.. John Bar
net, of this town.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-28

Whilst tie prices were high last
summer the East-India Company order
ed very large quantity.
+ Upon the opening of the continental
market in 1914, and our markets IN
1915, the demand for goods was unpre..
cetentediy great, but may we not sag
that these markets are now over stocked.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-26

Office Of CLAIMS for Proher.y Lo,
Cohtured or Destroyed, ,yhiisf IN IN.
military se,Viee Of Tie United Ssafes,
aart'e ne iate War.
WASHINGTON, JuNF s4th, 1916.
Exp anstory supplemental rule.
In ali the cafes compriied in the notice
from this Office of the sd infant, the follow
Ing supplemental regulation mutt be OBJ,
ierved by every claimant, viz:
: henever the evidence, on oath, of any
officer of the late army of the United States,
'hali be taken. or the certificate of any off .
Ger, IN iervice at the time of giving it, fhall
be obtained, such evidence or fuch certifi
cate muf expressly fate, whether any GER
t;tcaie or other voucher. in relation to the
claim in quefion, has been given, without
the knowledge of fuch officer. The clai.
niant mutt also declare, on oath, that he has
never received from any perfon any such
certificate or voucher, or, if received,
mutt ifate the caufe of its non production.
Elm every cafe she name of the officer fur
mining Ghch certificate or voucher, together
with It's date as near as can be aicertained,
will alto be required
RICHARD BLAND LEE,
Commissioner Of CLAIMS, &c.
Iune a6 --yau2u
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GRO. S. HOUGH

lis Juft opening a very handfope and cheap
aGortment of
FANCY SPRING GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cambria Ginghams
Striped and crofIed barred Mullins
Searfuckers
Chintzes
IS do Calicoes
Large aifortment Of Levantincs
Florences and Sattins
Levantine Shawls
Damaik and Serged do.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's, fix, kid aad
beavtr Gloves
Silk and cotton Hofiery
Company Rag and Bandanna Hdks.
Black Canton Handkerchefs and Shawls
Real Ipdia null null Muffin
do do do do Handkerchief
Silk Umbrellas and Parafols
Cotton and linen Ticking
lrifh Linens and Lawns,
German Linens
BET Gilt Buttons
Fancy Fans
Tortoiie fhell Combs,
Oil Cloth for tables
Marieilles and Florentine waiitcoating
Gurrahs, Baftas,
Mamoodies and white Calicoes.
With a general adortment of other Goods
luitable for the feafon, all of which will be
loid as low TOR CASH as CRRDIT
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the CRY of Warrington, in the building &C.
cupied by congreis during its lait felton, 70,
he reception OF the foregoing claims.
he PRIMERS IN the United States or ter
= torres thereof who are employed TO print
the laws OF the United States are requeiied
cp1eliih this notice for eight weeks, filr-
reNively, and iend their bills to this Office
for payment.
= AllPerions who have butine(s with this
Office arerequeited to address their letters to
the iubieriber as commillioner, which will
be tranimitted-tree of potage
RICH RID BLAND LEE,
Commiilioner of Claims. &c
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SPRING GOODS.

ne tubicriber has juft received, and now
onenIng at his fore, a few doors above the
Warrington Tavern, a complete and ele~
CANT aliortment of feafonable Dry Goods
COMMITTING of bale fuperfine London broad
Cloths, do. Kerieymere of f,perior
quality, Marfeilles Vefting, Irih Linen.
corded Mullins, Ginghams, lace Preferences.
do. Wells, do. Shawls, do. Handkerchief
Thread Laces, Levantine and Damask Silk
shawls, do. Handkerchief, fix Hofe. do.
kid and beaver CLOVIS plain and pIa;d
Silks, Levantines atiorted colors, leno and
book Mullins, cambria do. real India null
null Muffin, do. Laron, linen Cambria.
Canton Grapes. cotton Kerfeymeres, com,
pany Has and andanna Handkerchiefs.
irPerfine A. London Prints, Searfuckers'
furniture Cal.coes Checks, Bed Tickings.
Ruliis sheetings, Dowlas, carpetings &c.
ALso, 5000 yards domeltic Tow Cloth,
~oun'r, Merchants will find it to their adj
'aHtage TO call and examine the above
goods.
~, THos. WHITE.
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MOI ICE.
June a6--aw Sw

Those soldiers belonging to che late Ar
my OF the United States ~nftledro pensions,
are informed, that it is only necessary to
forward their discha 'ges and certificates Of
disability to the War Department, stating
inwhat particular state, territory or district
they reside, and Wish to receive thei: allow
anceS, when certificates of pension will be
issued by the Secretary Of War, a.,i forwar
ded to them, free of all charge whatever !;
and also, that the services of an agent arc
no. at all required in procuring FIR them
their pension awarded by the government
Tor Their Pallantry and their wounds.
~S' impairment, JHne 1916 an,
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May IS.
hICA.AkO SLIDE & co.
Have received by the ship Ocean,
Fowie, tiom Liverpool, part of their
spring importation of
Hardware and Cutlery.

There is among this parcel OF goods,
prime corn, grass and bramble scythes.
best cast steel sickles, prime straw
Knives hoes, Wagon boxes, vices, an.
Wis and other smiths tools, coopers'
and carpenters tools Also, two cases.
OF guns, which contain some very eIe-
CANT double barrePd for birds, a few
dozen best pocket pistols, two
Prsssrcopying machines, complete,
and two iron chests Tor counting hous-
es. &c. sc. sc.
Ma : If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-26
Mr.. john MUIR,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Court of the Difirict of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandria, in November 1876 or as fooE
thereafter as council can be heard, lhall
move that court to award judgment againff
you in favor of the Common Council of
Alexandria, for the ium Of fxty four dol
lars and one cent, being the amount due for
paving and taxes on your property, corner
OF Duke and Pitt ireets, in the town of
Alexandria, for the years 1910, II, IL, Ts,
IL and Is-according to the act of Cdngrels
Paded the zsth Feb. 1904.
J. ID SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May t7,--6m
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-26
NEW GOODS.

LEROY p. WYLLT4N,S,
In King freet, near Fairfax freet, has for
iale an aIOrtment of
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS, viz {:
Levantine Shawls, black and colored Silks,
Canton and Italian Grapes, linen Cambria,
fix Haudkerchiefs, Mullins, Prints, Irili
Liueus and donelic Shirtings, and other
articles which he will fell on the moR rea-
fonable terms.
May II.