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EVHAT Farm On which the subscriber now re-
4 sides IN Ginuces tei'ccuntv, containing h,e hon
iFet acres Of the first quaty Lo1y- Grounds; il lies
on Severn River, which aboundsin fish I'D ays-
ters within six hours sail to Norfolk, and abDu,
twenty TO Baltimore. Tie land is we'll stauted &c,
the cultivation Of corn, VII, at and barley, and s o.
Morally considered rs alnorsst the best farms 10
the COUNTY.
Persons disposed 10 purchase are invited to view
1t; 1t will be sold privately; ii an oe is made he
tween this and tha 5th of August if not sold before
that day, it beng Ciooc court ,lav) it will be
sold publicly, totl.e highest b;i,ier ~ tho corri
house Virgins, Farmers Bank, or United Sates
Stock will be taken in payment. The improve
ments consist ofa two ssory dweiIing-houss, wiz,
three rooms & passage floor, & every neces-
sary clubhouse, all new * in good repair The plan
tsiion is lad oil into four fields, is well enclosed.
and one OF those fields will be prepared to Law down
u, u. small grain this fall Between thirty and forty
likely negroes may be purchased With the farm.
together with the stock of every kind, farming a.
tensils, &c A reasonable credit will be allowed
for part of the purchase money, but good sec,ri-
ty viii be required JOHN LEYVNs
Gloucester county, June 90. Isti,
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TO THE EDIroR-Dated
williamsburg. June Zlst, 1871

~ Ht4@NtoDNf OEfc &lSl, lO1Os
On Tu.saay tie 18Th instant, John e..
Mitchell and William Hitchings, officers
Of tue schooner Kemp, OF Baltimore, were
apprehended at the request OF Robert e.
Scott, Esq attorney for the commonwealth
in the county ct York, by warrant under
the hands aud seals OF Thomas Griffin, Ri
Gibbons, and Thomas Archer, justices of
the peace IN the said county OF York, under
a charge of Piracy and the justices, after
hearing the testimony, committed Mitche
and Hitchings to the Jail of the county. The
vessel about $50 tons burthen, and lying in
Severn RIVER, has been seized by the
Collector Of the port OF York, where she
now is. and mounts 6 IL Founders aud had
a crew of So men. On the 10Th, an ap~
plcation was made to Judge Fucker for a
writ OF HaDcas Corpus, winch he awarded,
aud has to day been Engaged Ter about
five hours, IN hearing tae testimony, and IS
Tomorrow morning togo ISIS opinion. II
seems, from the evidence, thar III the ear
by D TT of April, the schr. under the com
Inand of Capt FISK, cleared out from the
port of Baltimore, bound to Buenos Ayres;
and after getting to sea, proceeded TO the
lat. Of CadIz, having touched at one O. the
Western Islands. and while OH her voyage
cut, visited several vesssis-Spariards,
Portuguese. Swedes, English q Americana
From the Spaniards, they took specie to
the amount OF about $4,000 * also watch
ss, plate, &c. sSc. buS took from the yes
seis If 40 other nation, any thlbg--lt was
also axoecc chat force VAS -Gto procure
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.ENYIIE

hereby given, that q; the next August Court
ct Hampshire county, 1t the Court Borec there.
Of shall sell, at public auction, for cash m much
Of al The Lands and Lots in that County rsfuread
delinquent for the nou.psy'nent cf the taxes r. d.
LAST Jesr as VIII ge srhssnt 70 discharge tie az
resrs Of taxes which shall then rerejn 1n,laf ~
that year, and ten per centun darsces thtr-cn.
together for the tsxes for tire present year. Tte
sales viii commence on the fret day Of the Cor;
and continoe from day n day until they s.ai. l.s
completed The subscriber is authorised to receive
al such tasss and ds-useese t any t,r,s bef,s ~,
i,and ssall be sold. A list of the delisaoe,ei..a
mag he seen IN the Clerks Office Of the Conrfv
IN possession Of tte subscriber, or IN the Ole -
the Auditor Of Pgbc Aeco-nfs
TUHJ sETERS, she.
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Roger Jones o. the Army, and Captain John Nj
eolson of the Navy-Captain w. Garter, Of the IT,
ing their invitation '-Dr. w. Foushec, svn presi.
dent, and Gen. Preston and Judge Coaiier. Vice
Presidents. The following toasts were drunk:
ToAsrS.
1. The Pecp'c--Ihe UnIy legitimate source of
political power.
.. The Presidsa. Of he U,,ifed Stdkes-The
Chief Magistrate oithe cnly r pubic ou earth
.. me .f'rny-Gai'sa, though smai--the rally
ing point OF the skiliui and the brave
!. The Vaty-Whose cbiyalry has extended the
name OF It's country to the utmost bounds of the
world.
5. Gen. George Washinefo,,-ss First in war.
hrstin peace, and first in the hearts OF his country
men,"
6. TIE Heroes ofthe observation-disclosures pre.
cious blood was shed in the most precious of all
eauses-LIBERrY.
. z. TIE Heroes Of The last War-They have sus-
tsined the fame OF their immortal ancestors
8. The yMkHa-1'he sinews ofthe Iaas,-prepa-
red TO strike down the Invaders CT the tyrants of
their country.
9. Thomas JeSerso,-His good works are seen
IN the foundations OF American liberty---his seryi-
ces are Identified with the History OF his country
H. Sstr- Cove'7imens--' IL has been said that
man caanot be trusted with do government of him
SELF; ought he then to be trusted with the govern
ment of others 2''
IL. The Urnoa-Itvas cerrented bv the blood
oni Heroes strengthened by time and exnerienca
Upon II rests the last hope ofhu,nan lber.Y
IL. Cen. Brovcn and the Gi.g7y Of Nirer-a-
History VIII record their deeds and an iunnart;al
world admire thsir ach'eveunents
is. Gen. Jackson ami the army of Vezy- Orleans
They won poa the banks of the AEissssipDi. lau-
rn's which had been gathered upon the heights af
Iaiarsra.
Ia. Scott, Gaines, RIPLEY and -ifacsmb-Chip.
pewa, Erie, Biidsewater and Pisttsbirr.
Is. ihe memory Of Pike-He fell like Wolfe
10 the arms of vctsry.
To- The memory Of La1orence-Ee left a rich
legacy to his country in his dying words; "Dont
give mp the Ship"
II. The People orthe Hesfer4, Ssates-In their
conduct, we have seen the patriotism Of Greece aud
Rome.
10. Or GatestG-They have done honor to THEN.
native state, and delight in paying honor to
them.
VOLUNTEERS.
BE- Gel Rsvoke-The CITY Of Riehmond-ceIe
brated for It's public spirit andits hospitality.
fSy Col JoTies--VIBsIEIA--I war, size sends
forth her sons TO the combat--In peace, she for
gets them no,-'Ti5 the recollection OF the past
which constitutes their best reward.
By CGpt. .N;choson---The memory Of Captain
Rhche--vho molly fell and tIed for his country
through SO wounds--in the moment of vic tory
at the battle Of Brilgewater
ny Capt. CGrte7'--The Fair Of Richmond--The
sentiments which aeiuafed Lncreta, and those that
governed tie Spartan Mother.
By The PfeSideHt--Thc Governor Of Virginia.
May he continue to promote the best interests Of
Virgins.
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Total. Dollara
14-wsw
LANDS FOR SALE.

zolsh 10 sell fhe folio7vifse Uayuable tracts
of LAND:
ANE TRACT, contaiuiog 500 ceres, lying on
James River, in the county OF bedford, nine
2 es from Lynelbuig-this tract les ro~!ins--s-
yo'e hair as rich tobacco land as any te river
there isabout 10 acres cleared.
Three Tracts, in the county Of Cenpbel, ten
ahes rom tynehbig. and four m les from Oxford
h'o'l-Ho'ks- One ct tIsesc contain 400 acres,
and may be conveniently divided into two goo,.
tracts 1t lies very ls,ellor land in that part OF
the country is az fejtil, any iad in that
county, except only james River bottoms--the
neishborhood is pleasant aud tie situation verv
healthy; the improvements are very gocd, and
there are orchards OF various kinds OF frui that bear
every year This tract is excellent farming land.
,iput onder proper system OF cultivation about
100 acres IS cleared, and 81 IN good heart ut least
4oo acres OF tobacco land in the wools, aid about
$50 or iSoacres of first rate meadow land the
main w stern road runs through this tract. and
afford a. excellent stand for pu, lie house.
Tie terms viii be accommodating and TIE
subscriber, residing the last nent;onrd tract
viii shew the Land on application.
MICAJAH c. NrCoRNfAN.
Jun 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-26

A fn. and complete compliance with the
inspection laws of the State, being requir.
ed by the laws Of the United States
deem it proper to notify ali whom it
may couoern, that 40 vessel, bound out of
the State of Virginia, or viii &c permit
led to clear out with Tobacco, or any other
article liable to an inspection under the
laws OF the State. without complete COM
pliance with all the requisites of such
laws.
Abuses having existed, particularly in
respect to the shipment of Tobacco, con-
trary 70 law, this notification is intended
to remedy the evil, an' Will, as far as it
respects my duty, he rigitlly enforced.
]. GIBBON, CaHcctor.
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The LAYING OF the cornerstone of the Lam
cs'trian ochoc:-house, will. TAX place Tomorrow
sv' mag The meeting will assemble II the Ca
p,,oi, where an Grafton will he delivered bf WIN.
MlntHd, Esq ard the procession viii ma, c. to-
the ground, where prayer viii be put up ty the
Rev'd. iohn Il. Rec 4, is hoped dat tue Socie,,
OF Free Masons will assist in the ceremony -a.i
that hani oi Music vii! accompany the procession.
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ATTENTION

q in HON
~svHE Slhsc.ib having received funds f.r The
Z purpose OF paying the Soldiers he LA! the hD-
nor 10 command, AZ Camp Holly, lakes this me-
thod OF 'torm'ug them, that he viii attend at Char
lottesvie, aibemarie county, Saturday, the 9th
o. July next, anal at Ciough Amos's Grocery, in
buckingham, on Saturday, the 18th of the same
month, 20 DO ilist duty. These men attached 10
his eamisry f.om Amelia county, will please call
on Mr.. Sanue! Leake of lfichmond, near the Ba-
sin who IS supplied With funds 'qr the purpose Oh
paying them. SAMUEL lie AXE, Cs5f
ia.e il, ssss u. s. Se,'rice
JHre 25. fAits
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VALUABLE GROUND AND A BUu DING
III ElCH MOND-EOH s. qLE


= n conseqaence of the desth 81 Mr. William
= Marshal. the subscribers arc DESTROYS Of clo-
SING the sales OF The cround purchased by said Mar
shsli, the snhscfiDers aud Harrison Dance OF Mar.
tn issker, Ning between the tavern at Bacon Quar-
ter Efatlch, and the houses in the vicinity Of Mr.
Ffesl)a Smilhs house, on q part Of Which ground
now 70 be sold, stands Brick House, occupied by
Mr. kearDs and Mr.. Armstrong. IN the eroa d
uov to be sold, MIR. Dance has no interest and
Tie subscribers, IN pursuance of the powers which
they have, under deed from Marshall and others
20 itobingon brown lately ADMITTED 10 record.
~ The Hastings Court Of Richmond, wi!PseU. I'm
Der the management Of Mr.. THOMAS TAYf OR.
AGctoneer, on the premises, ut I O'Clock. in
the evening o: "Wednesday, the 81 lay Of july next,
the ground remaining uns1d Of that wbich was con-
yeyed by Martin Baker 10 William Marshall. VIII.
luin Mann, Thomas IT, Prosser, Harrison Dance
and Nathaniel Sheppard, with the brick house
thereon. The grouEd is laid OF into lots 70 suit
purchasers.
be terms OF sale are nine and fifteen months
creib', tie purchasers giving notes with approved
endOisers, negotiable az one OF the Banks of Virp-
ma ~ edmond. Tie tile to he land 10 be re-
tan'ed uni' the money IS paid, or . title made snd
oeen o. trns, taken 60 secure the purchase money
as may be most agreeable to purchasers
THOMAS ". PRCSSER,
SyM. MANN,
n. SHEPPARD
n -. No difficulty about the title, Sc can
wSe psce, ~ consequence Of Mr. hisrsl,airs
uealh sne grounf having been last year, convey
en 70 Nm. Z. Williams and Thosnas T'aylor
f-sqE7 for The purpose of ens5liDe them to make
''s', % ..s. .ss5s.s as i might be sold 90
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NE AlVE JUST RECEIYED,

" q II-IF 4 OOI NEIH4Y - d,
Per brig Trya direct from ST. Anirews1
& hNE Hundred ana ten tons, MAILING, with our
W former supply, about ESQ tons Plaster OF Paris,
which we warrant to be of The most approved quail
y. The public are respectfully informed that we
keepa constant supply of Ground AS well rs Lump
PLASTER and also assured tllst will be offered
fer sale by us, in either state, except that of the
mos. SUPERIOR qHaiity.
WOoDsON & STAPLES.
June 90. 14.w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-26

Com. Shaw had prepared IA expeditiou
of boats, whose object was the destruction
OF the Algerine Squadron in ti- Moie-but
the Boy came 10 terms. ''He wished the
affair 10 meet the decision OF our govern
ment," &c. sc.
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TIE SHE OFLOil0
NIEAR Adsms's Mill, will be continued OH
~ Thursday, the 9th June, on the premises, at
half past i O'clock
IERMS----12, IS and "a months credit ap-
proved endorsed negotiable notes and deeds OF trust
CT Every lot put up will be sold
j. DrOsca, jr. e NJ. Fiarey, y. M.
June o. =,
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Pr1rcffdt .isseSSoi',
far The S5fG -OlstrsS. Q + y'srS


List Of Lands, Lots OF ground with their i'm
provements, dwelliag houses and slaves osned bv
tie lst of June, 1916. lying AMI
oeWg within district OF the state IF
viz (here insert the county, tnw..
ship, or pa ish, in which, the properly is s.inatsd)
One farm (lere insert its description. sDeeifyin.
the wserccurse, or hih, uouutoin or hi /. read.
on which 1t is situated noting the adjoining pro-
ptietors, Org otherwise stating particulars, hy
whicsi; msy he known ard dis,scnished.) con-
tninirg there insert in words az eseih the numbe,
ot) acres, ha'ing thereon Gone dwelling house. os
twcstoiies. &otect in length, by so in depth, two
barns, oi wood. corn house. QUE erist n.,iI ,ss
cr.big the same, and any other i'm proyemenis the
IT may coh's,nl 'a'uedst Dollars.
One Dwelling house in the town of fle,,. insert
The town, street, sSc the materials &c which butt
The nusnber o stories, tie least,, and d.pb the
buildings Offices attached and pariitsl,tiz;,..,
the extent o. the lot on which it stanfis) valued
~ Dollars.
Two uninprove,l lots in the said town, (hsre IN
sert the street ON whici situated, in square feet.
pe,cres, OF acres! Vsiied at Dosts.
Ten slaves q the following descriptions
ynalss--' above so years of age
q between IL and SO years
under , yeRrs
Femates-2 between I2 and so years
J under ~ years;
Valued at Differs
Total. Dollars
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H7unrmery.-Whoever wishes Is see
farcicai picture of the blessings OF DlonSr-
chg, will do well to con over the ceremo-
MES which accompanied the l'r.nces So Char
lottes' legitimate marriage.
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MILL SPINDLES, MILL STONES.

" IT. FINl'.ES Of every deseFiption--sIso,
~ = best cast steel MILL PICKS. to be Lad At
short notice, on application 10 lhe eubsctiber-.
We have also received few pas, and daily ex-
pect further supply Of ESOPCS's Mil
STONES, from four five feetin diameter.
WOODSON & STAPLES.
June IS. ff-vqw
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PCRsu ANT othe within warrant to us directed we hive
TINS Gay viewed a esray, shewn BY william Young Of
tIs County, and dOfDd the he dark urcnlpc5
mule supposed TO be- ~ years old and feet or ;ncss
lars Wv ' % - wv
Certified under bands the 1st day Of April. 1915
REUBEH BURTOX
WILLIAM g ENTRY
JESSE BOWLES.
JH'e HS I3-.y9Sw
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Inne %.
"a AITNTT

JULIUS CONSTANTINE w SCHUYLER.
fENO whom was married in january last, hsyikz
aerapfiy absent himself, after dsplsirg Of, x
getting in his posseor the proceeds Of rart oFrS vo
cry lse aduy incumbent myself in order to prevent
any TURNER fraud az imposition he may a;emptto practise
sr,g the malrimonial union between forever di,-
Her Whatever be chareeabe for uns debts he NAV e,N-
nor shall any Of his acts touching my property he in sy
have moreover been creliby informed Juiaa cons,ss.
tine W. Sehyer bad, a. the time Of his iniermagriape ,.s
me wife then living in Norfolk, which crcun,sfsrea ~,
kcnino coni1eragOi, with bis Subsequent condsrr clearly
eVnces 70 nav niBa, las perlidiOus intentions t0.ar NJ
could ie have carried liein fully into effect. -
4. SCHILLER,
June %. 1s-S,< -''"'''''
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a. ,,,,.: oa+h is 70 he made before the
l. - consul. il any at the port or near
bI't ;s .,ope then before the chef officer O.
IL l = late, Of the place; IN which latter
n'@s there must be furnisheia certificate
eass' come person duly authorized, stating
ITO" ,here was no British Consul, at that
nc either at or near that port.
:. In two late instances, the oaths to the
.;fssts have not been adnitted, because
.,e words qualified 10, were used instead
ofssuorn ro'
PaNadeiehia, June 20.
~ the following British notice, we have
-, oificial acknowledgement that the Pre>
s;dest frigate was captured oy squadron,
pa not by the Endymion.-I'his acknow-
ledgement was not necessary TO establish
.'aefact for il was declared in Admiral
tIo+bam's letter to the Admiralty but it
,ontradicts a seoondtime a false assertion,
..h;ch the officer who made it, must blush
to review
Notice is hereby given to the officers <
companies Of his maiesty's ships Endymi-
an. Pomore and Tenedos, captains Hope,
parker and Lumley, commanders, who
we're actually on board at the capture OF
The American frigate Presidert, on the 18th
Of January, 1915, that they will be paid
their respective proportions of the net pro
oeeds Of head-money for the said capture,
on the 10th inst. and all shares not then
claimed, will be recalled at No. IS Strand.
every Tuesday and Friday, for three
months from the first day of payment.
First class l. los 6 4 3-4
Second class 16 10 Y
Third class 0 IA
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COCHR.f.V u WILL Inns

COCI7R.1.V z VIII L4DIS
Fare just received Il fresh suppl, of SeasonaJle
Geods---.3niong 1cdich are,
Al, Cd and "a ievantne Shawls, (rch borders,
Plain and figured white aud colored Virginia satin
"A Levantme Handkerchief
Lace half do.
Waterloo do
6-i aud - White Lace Wells
Cd and ga Is hack Lace Shawls
Waterloo Ribbons, an elegant assortment
GereDan Shestins, 5-& Cheek, SIC &C.
Which, together with the Stock on hand, they
will sell on the most moderate terms.
June 20. 1i-w3w
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SrOCK AUCTION.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
OF SIX PER CENT STOCK, aud FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS Of SPECIE, will be sold at the
Coiee-iiouse, Monday next, the Ist day of
July.
The Stock viii he sold in lots eff $3.50 each, and
the specie IN los of S50-payable in notes OF the
Vi:ginia or Farmers Bank.
Sale precisely Gt II o'clock.
JAMES II. LYNCH
June &c. l4-,hs
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Hcnrico Countu. "a zuiL

I7enTicO COUNTY, 10 7Uit-
To Reuben Burton Jesss Bo5ys and lillian ce,tr t,o
.,, h,.eeTS 81 Ills County
SAhEREAS, William You s, OF the said Couu
w ~ hath This day given inior nation to me.
elJasm sheppard justice of tic peace for the County n
oressi tat he hath taken Up csiry Mule Don his ,v
land These are, therefore, in the name of de con,aor
wealth., TO eomnanf YOU having been first duly sworn for
uat purpose before Justice os me Seoc
Tor tS County, TO view apprsse the said esiry ava, e
~ .is 'alGe thereof, under hands together with
Prtsia ot seiion OF the bind, marks rani stature CO.
arr forthwith TO return me. SSN
Given unieF my hand this LIST dsy Of April. 1916.
BEN. SHEPPARD,
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ing assessment to entille him to m abatement =.
In all these there must be such specification
and description Of the property, Us il stsads ON the
LIST Of June, 1916, aud stood at the preceding
assessment, rs will euable the principal assessor 10
make PROPER deductions in cases where they may
be righuolly cls'ned, and proper charges shere
they incnrich.
10 aid 10 attaining this precision tie following
form IS aoncxej being tost required 10 the original
assessment, and which, rs as a.ay be- may
serve as noisIin drawing out the Settlements
now required from individuals.
WILLIAM Z. DROWN.
Principal .3sseSSor,
far The S5f. ljis-i.rs E y;rrx.
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MARK oE nEspECr

4 public dinner was given at the Bell-Tavcrn en-
Monday last, TO Col. George Nj Brooke and GIL.
Roger Jones Of the Army, and Captain John Nj
eolson of the Navy-Captain w. Carter of the u.
s. Navy also did the citizens the hoaor Of accent
ing their invitato ON -Dr. w. Foushec, sen presi-
dent, and Gen. Preston and Judge Coaiier, Vice
Presidents. The following toasts were drunk:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-21
Received,

Received,
By the ship Ocean, Capt. Fowle, fro'
Liverpool,
find for sale By
Lawrason & Fowle,
1000 sacks of coarse and fine saIt
5000 bushels coarse ditto
20 crates completely assorted
100 boxes Tin
8 tons shot, assorted sizes.
.ilso for Sale,
The Cargo of the brig Ann, Captain
Pearson, from Cadiz.
slo quarter casks sherry wine OF I;
snpe ior quality.
5000 bushels salt.
7. 80 boxes lemons
S tons lead.
Nav Ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-21
June I
MIR John Muir.

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of tie Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county
of Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon thereafter as counsel eau be heard /;
| shall move that court to award judg-
me,lt against you in favor of the common
council of Alexandria, for the stm of
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner OF Duke and Pit
streets, in the town of Alexandria, for
the years 1910, II. IL, Is, IA and Is
according to the act of congress passed
ne 18th February: 1904.
J. u. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common CounciI
Of Alexandria.
May u5-16 dom s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-21
Mr. John B Dabney,

YOU will take notice, that OH the 9Th
day of the Circuit Court Of the District
|ef Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can be heard /; / shall
move that court to award judgment a
gainst YOU in favor OF the common coun-
Gil of Alexandria, for the sum of twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a.
mount of taxes due on your property Or
Wolf-street, in the town of Alexandria.
for the years 1904, S, 9, 9, 8, 8, To-.
II. ls, IS, IA and l5-accordlng to the
act of congress passed the 18th Fcbrua
airy, 1904. a,.,
Attorney for the Common Council
Of Alexandria.
May 15-l6 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-21
May 8
Exchange Office, Gemge:o,m

Il WILL give the highest premium for
Drafts at Sight. and Bank Notes, on
the following places. viz.
Boston, New Yerk, philadelphia, Bal.
tiinore, Virginia, North Carolina, South.
Carolina and Georgia. will also give
the highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought and seid.
All kinds Of Stocks and Bills of Ex-
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
~ Persons travelling to any part Of
the United States may be supplied with
suitable Funds
r Please to enquire atmy Exchange
and Brokers' Office, Bridge street, Geo.
Towr.
Romulus Riggs.
June I If