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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
FC.i >.3Lt. OR KEN ,
n DTSTTILERT,

Situate in Fairfax county, one mile from
the Turnpike Road, three from the Court
Eoufe, and ~ from Alexandria and Geo.
Town, very good neighborhood for grain
and within three hundred yaids of two
mills where grinding can be done at all fea.
fons OF the year he lioufe is built Of
Stone, large and convenient, plenty of wa
ger running over head \ convenient lot
of ground, st,lis and maff tubscan he had
with the Still lioufe / not fold or rent
cd before October next fhoid be glad to
employ good Diltiller. One that can come
we'll recommended will meet with good
birth. AMOS FOX.
81, June a6-IawtO
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SPRING GOODS.

The fubfcriber has juft received, and now
evening at his fore, few doors above the
Warrington Tavern, com plc,c and ele-
CANT allortment of fashionable Dry Goods
:onhiting of bale fuperfne London broad
Cloths, do. Kerieymere of fuperior
quality, Marfeilles Vefing. Irih Linen.
corded Mullins, Ginghams, lace Pellerenes,
do; Wells, do. Shawls, do. Handkerchiefs'
Thread Laces, Levantine and Damask Silk
Shawls, do. Handkerchief, fix Hoie, do.
Kid and beaver Gloves, plain and plaid
Silks, Levantines afIortcd colors, leno and
book Mullins, cambria do. real India null
mall Muffin, do. Laron, linen Cambria.
Canton Grapes, cotton Kerfeymeres, com.
pany nas and bandanna Handkerchief.
irperfinc A. London Prints, Searfuckers'
furniture Cal.coes, Checks, Bed Tickines'
kuiiia Sheetings, Gowlas, Carpetings sc.
sc. sc.
ALSO, 5000 yards domeftie Tow Cloth.
country Merchants will find il to their ad !.
vantage 10 call and examine the above
goods.
THos. WHITE.
h1aU
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N.4NDEPIL.LE S. LAR-
H0UP

13OUR,
Corner of King and Fairfax and King and
Water frcets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
so hhds. & tierces Orleans & Mu(co
vado Sugars
10000 lbs, Green Coffee
1000 lbs ava Coffee
20 cAfks frft quality Goihen Cheeie
100 Lones old Soap
so boxes mould Candles, aGorted
DO bags Jamaica PiIHento
40 hhds and go bbls. Pennsylvania
Whitley
70 puncheons Wet India Rum
IS pipes Cognac Brandy
S bbls. Peach Brandy
3 pipes Holland Gin
TO bbls. country do.
10 hhds. retailing MolaGes
S hhds Syrup
100 boxes Spsnih Cigars, m and I'D
quality
100 kegs CARROTS and Leiper's Snuff
10 tierces bladder Snuff.
With their uiual general aGor.ment of
Wines, Liquors, Teas and other Groceries.
Merchsa7.
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FOR Sale or BaRTER,
For any Bank Stock in the Districl OF
Columbia,

q ~.
For any Bank Stock in the Districl OF
Columbia,
4 Lease Oh tract of Land, on
the Shenandoah river, containing $50
Acres,
A tract OF Land, near Watson town,
Hampshire cousty, containing 200 A
cres
A House and Lo., in WA son town
Four urimproVed Lots in do
A tract OF Land, on Abraham s creek
Hardy county, containing $50 acres.
A House and Lot, lin Cumberland.
Two unimproved Lots, ne ON The
river Po,omac, the other on wills
Creek, Cumberland.
Twelve bundled Acres Of Land, in
Allegheny county, Maryland
Two tracts Of Land near Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania, containing six hundred
Acres.
Three Tracts of Land, near the 81
"iatta, Pennsylvania, cont4;nirg SIX hun
dred Acres.
The present stock Of goods now or
hand, amounting to about six thousant
dollars.
\ House * Lot in Winchester, Va
Five half acre Lots in Winchestc;
Va. between Judge White's ard gen.
oingleton's, valuable building Los.
The uneXpired Lease of the Ware
House now occupy.
a further description is deemed un.
necessary, as any person disposed e
purchase will make furtl or enquiry.
want to purchase second hanu
DRAY.
EBRWRZER VOWELE
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Macy Commissioner's Office,
sfb Angn5f, 1916.


stb AHgnsf, 1916.
The Board of Navy Commissioners wiz
receive until the Ist day of January, 1917.
proposals for furnishing, for the use of the
Navy of the United States,
so 900 to 10000 cubcal feet Of live oak
timber, Cut to moulds, for ship of the line
and two frigstes.
100000 to 1000 feet of oak plank, and
rs 900 feet of yellow pine plank, for r.,
same. Na b
Also-1ao, 900 feet of white pine boards,
of in. IA in. in ia in. and ranging
timber for ships of the line and frigates, OF
either live oak, white oak, locust or red ce-
dar, or proportions of each to be delivered
at such navy yard or yards, as the commits
siGrers may designate, and be subject to the
navy inspection at the places of delivery.
The commissioners will find, at the public
expense suitablepersonto superintend the
moulding. They invite those disposed to
offer for contracts, to make their proposals
for not less than quantity sufficient for a
ship of the line, or for frigate.
JOHN RODGERS, Prr5ident
cftbe Board Of May CommisHoners.
The printers of the laws of the United
States, at Baltimore, Alexandria, Norfolk.
Wilmington N. c Charleston, S. c. Sal
vanah, Georgia, and New Orleans, will be
pleased to publish this advertisement in their
respective papers.
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fAKE NOTICE.

That it particularly rcquenee that thofe
pcrions indebted 10 the late firm of Withers
Herbert, fhould come forward and make
immediate payment, as TIE fubfcriber is
extremely anxious to pay off what may be
due by ia'd fIrm and clofe :he buiinefs; ali
Reasonable indulgence having been given
! am to be found at the houfe of John
Withers and Co oppofite the Mechanics
Bank OF alexandria Should be abfent
at any time, Mr. John Wellington, living
at iald houie, or Mr.. c. Gilpin, living with
MetrS Griffith & Brawncr. will attend in
my 'tead and iign in my name receipts for
any money paid on fuch accounts, they be
ing hereby authorized 10 TO do
CAVE WRITER'S.
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THE CARGO

Of the British schooner War. Halter,
ConsistinS Of
~ puncheons rum
8 do rno!asses
" khds. sugar
200 kits spiced salmon
800 dried do
Is bbls. picked do
100 tons plaster OF paris. is landing
his day at the wharf of the subscrib.
ers, and is for sale.
ADAMS, HERBERT & Co.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
Just Published

An9 for sale at the 8ubScriber's BooI
ana stationary Store ofhosife 10 The
Washington Tavern, or Klne streef
9fecandria---
CHARLEMAGNE, or the Churcb
Deliyered--an Epic Poem, in % books.
by Luclen Bonaparte, OF the Institute
OF france, &c. vols. boards. Price
two dollars.
n Circumstanial Narrative OF the
Campaign In Russia, embeilished with
plans OF the battles of Moscow, Malo
and Jaraslaviter Containing faithfu,
description Of the affecting and inter-
.es.'ng scenes Of which the author was
an eye witnesa-by Eugene Labaume.
captain OF the royal geographical en-.
gineers, sc. vol. octave. Price
8 2 so
ALSO,
The following Juvenile Books by Ito
dozen or single.
Young child's prjmmer, N. York nre.
cePtor' do spelling book, do reader
baFbauid's hymns, wsY to wealth, poems
or children, seven wonders of me,
world, true story related, false stories
corrected, WATTS divine songs, the
black prince, chiIdrens' play, ;ns,ruc.
ave alphabet, Gsop's fables, the sea.
sons, the clio, garden amusement, the
nermlt' cries of New York, solar mi
croseoPe, Alexander Selkire, 1.-THE real
Robinson Crusoe,) youths cabinet Of
nature life of Daniel Lambert, seIect
iaoles In prose and verse, the lo,terv.
the plous parents request, art of flyinp
ePitaphs the mirror of misery, or ,yrsn.
ny exposed, history of beasts, of birds.
OF hsh' OF insects, new years gift, beau.,
ties OF The New England primmer, lit
tie poems for little readers, the medley.
pleasing toy, book Of riddles, book Of
pictures, scripture history, picture al.
Phabet, book ofletters, spring. summer.
autumn, winter, childhood, infancy,
manhood, old age.
The following are principally ornamen>
ted with Carricature Eperavinps.
Joe Dobson, blue beard, punch's visit
20 pug, Tom the pipers son, the lack
daw at home, the world upside down,
he peacock at home, Peter Prim's pro.
iiable present, little Eliza, little Henry.
little William, Gulliver's Travels,
Pegs visit to Punch, Mrs Gilpin, lack
and the Bean Stalk, Cats Concert.
Together with large stock of school
and miscellaneous books.
Robert Gray.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
QUlGLl's

Burr nall Stone Manutacsory.
. HE Subs riber has received a
Z large supply Of BURR BLOCKS,
direct from France and has corr
menced making Burr NM Stones, at
his shop, upper end of King street
near the store Of MIR. James Anderson
where he can, on short notice, furnish
Stones of any size, warranted equal TO
any in the United States, and on the
most reasonable terms.
MlCHAEi. QUIGI.Y
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LIT. Col. Armistcad OF the United
States Engineers,
WHISTLES 10 contract for . ooo
w bbls- Of Ljme-8,Ooo percb oI
building Stone, to be delivered in the
months of March, april, May and June
at Fort Washington, on the Potomac,
Feb. 2---tf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
STRAP BONA.ETS,

This day received three ca es con-
tanning iS dozen Ladics Straw Bonn~ss
aome Of which are of very hre guilty
and new fashion, which are re pl ctlnli,
offered TO- sale ty the dozen or sing {.
one by the subscrib' Fairfax treet.
MARY MOONEY
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
REMOVAL.

Thomas Mount
'ias Removed his Fancy Hardware
store and Comb Mandatory froo
Royal Street to his NEW 81 ORE, ON
King street, lately occupied by Mr., Jas
x. Riddle, opposite Patons and BuIIb.
er's hardware store.
JUST FIAJSEEWG,
An assortment Of Tortoise Shell
COMBS. '"eh
March IF
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
Piana FOrtes.

5nsf RecctUed and FIR sale,
n London made square Piana Forte
Of superior tones with six legs, addi-
tional keys and pedal, one complete Sc.
oi extra strings and tuning BANNER.
On Hand,
a London made square piana forte
With beautiful case, q legs, additional
keys aud pedal.
ROBERT GRAY
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10 close Sakes

The undersigned viii sell at the
stores of John Janney, Esq on liberal
.erms about
90 puncheons fine Favored old rum,
Sd and 4th proof, and
3 hhos. shrub, imported in the
schr. Admiral Durham fronn Tobaeo.
n REILLY.
yN'.,
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RICHARD SLIDE & co.
Have received by the ship Ocean,
Fowie, from Liverpool, part of their
spring importation of
Hardware and Cutlery.
May IS.

There rs among this parcel of goods,
prime corn, grass and bramble scy,bes
best cast steel sickles, prime straw
Enlves, hoes, Wagon boxes, vices, an
Wis and other smiths tools, coopers'
and carpenters tools--Also, two cases
otsuns, which contain some very Gle.
giant double barrePd for birds, a few
dozen best pocket pistols, two
Press-copying machines, complete.
and two iron chests for counting hous-
es, &c sc, &c.
Ma l5.--tf
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12o Laborers are Wanted,
For the public works at Fort Wash
tngton, ION the Potomac) for which .
liberal price will be giveu-Applicatior
my be made Immediately.
W. X. ARMS TEAD,
H.. Col. y Rrgiseers,
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Great Bargains

5 VI ouS Dht diIiS
AfAe corner Of Henry and King streets,
ohfoSits Butts' and Cawoods store,
London cloths of the first, second
and third qualities, cashmere and vest.
ugs. Just received and now opeilnc.
"a handsome assortment of superfine
prints, fancy musiins of the newes,
fashions, cambria and book muslin
furniture caIlCoes, dimities, shirtines
and variety of India goods, shawls
ginghams, jeans, and silk handker-
Chiefs imported bed tickings very
cheap, stripes aud a variety of Other ar
icies suitable for the season.
HLSO,
r. handsome assortment Of Domestic
Goods, which will sell lower than
'hey were ever sold for in this place a,
wholesale or retail. Customers will
not be disappoiDted--call and Judge foI
yourselves.
CHARLES SCOTT.
May 2o.-.3t
NOTICE.
IENCKETS from the Bath House is.
z. sued this day--subscribers $40
Tor the season, single baths so cents, or
three Tor one dollar.
July 90
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Attention

Merchants Bank .Notes
Received IN Exchange for Dry Goods,
at my store, at par.
Ebenezer Vowel.
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Salt and Glover
Seed.

Just received by the subseri6ers and }os,
SAFE,
1000 bushels bright Lisbon Salt,
.ALSG,
Aquantity of fresh Glover Seed and
some half blood Merino WOOL
d. & ] ROSS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14

SHOT FOR SALE-CHeao,,
4 tons Shot, assorted sizes--receiv.
cd 6y the Wilheimina, from Liverpoo..
Ahhiy 70
J. F CALDWELL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
VIRGINIA A3;%TS.
Ne depiae= ja..'cis, ei souvsns Ascute-
Richmond. October 9. 1916.
CuA of Tie Legislature.

The Executive on Monday decided upon call
ing the Legislature oitais state on the llhoi NO
vsinber. L. IS supposed, that the prmcipIl cb-
/ ect III view, ny Ihus sulin.Ilon.ns them t meet
ut an EARLIER period than The time 10 Which they
STOOD adjourned Che first Monday ~ Decemoe)
Is 20 Obtain re?eai Or modification oil tiie act
passed at the last Session 90 10 pr, lle more e.
fectuatlj for tie payment OF specie by ,he seve-
raj banks of tins coI!my nwcSl,!!" fhe eHec,2 /
this .iw have been most severely e't ~ this section
Of the country, prodpcns ;opess5ns engaged u
mercantile bnSness, immense sI.tiCe1, ia cou-
sequence of the curta!asn;s OF the Banks, AID
their consequent iefusai 20 iecesvc e.thsl a. de
posts ia payment for ..otes due at ther 'arks.
other than the money OF Charter 81 GdnS'n,, Eisti
buttons of ;hs state it IS to'De hoped, tEat lie
Legislature Will mod.f5 The !, so = = renler il
imperative on our B,Eks 10 resume me payment
Of specie simultaneously with &c Banks o. Dal-
timore, Philadelphia and rev Yo:.l.
The Governor his issuel VIC following Procla-
nation:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02

The vessel was brought back by the 6
Resolution" !. 4 Revenue Cutter, and re.
port is instantly prevailed that the circun
siauce was caused by an order from the "a.
yerument. when they heard that Mr. Mo.
iyneux had left the country.
This is not The ;lct The American vessel
was brought back because the master had
not cotIpiei with the regulations of the acts
of the 45d y SD of the King. which require
that surgeon shall be engaged for the
voyage, wacncyc. the number of passen-
gers shall exceed 50 persons and which al
SO requi' e, that there shall be live tons. by
measurement. for every passenger. ihnse
acts had not bsen strictly&ump Piled with by
The master OF lhe Ainerican vessel, mas
muchas he hail three passengers OH board
over tm linitct numbcr.
We shall nnw only add, that Nr. Molly
neuz never was Intended, 0or did he ever
serve hStine tn AM trade whatever.
The Ana, spoken of above, has arrived
ut Now-Vork and is not an American,
eut British vessel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02

| In the paper of the sixteenth, it is said
that general Artigas, upon hearing that the
tuguese intended to attack the Oriental
Banda, eastern distnct marched at the
head of 5000 men, in order to surprise them
on the frontiers. At the same time ne or.
dered the garrison of Montevideo to he ,e-
inforced with 5000 militia, and destined
ten thousand muskeis to be given to the in
terror militia, to prevent their landing.
In that of the esd, there are some stric-
lures favorable to general Artigas, whose
name, ii appears, has been inserted in the
army register OF Spain as hrigadicr gene
raj in the service Of Ferdinand This arti,
Gle WIS Intended to make the Spanish A,De-
ricans jealous of him without cause, or to
tempt him TO desert the cause of his coun-
try. The trick is not likely to produce
one effect or the other.
BY a passenger iu the Mary we learn
that The Independence ofthe United Pro-
virces of Rio De La Plata had been cele-
brated in Buenos Ayres in the latter end of
June. with every display of joy. General
Belgrano had marched to relieve general
Rondeau. The expedition OF the Portu-
suese is said to be solely intended To
strengthen their own frontiers. M doubt
they will wal. till Ferdinand Va can send
i respectable division to join them in an
enterprise, whose results will intal'ibly
prove disasterols to the King of PORTUGAL.
We have not been able to learn any par
ticulars of the new constitution.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
BY TIE GOVERNOR
OF TIE C0.hH0NWEaLTH or VIZ
GfNI.4,
A PROCl.AM AIION

WHEREAS 1t has become necessary Tat the
General Assembly be called together befIre the
time to which they stand adjourned have there
fore thought fit, with the advice of the Council
OF State, 20 issue this my proclamation, hereby
appointing Monday the eleventh day Of Novem-
Der next, for the meeting of the said General As
semplyi wBic,. dnie tne.r at1eIlcAnce IS requl-
FED AZ the Cap,lo III the CITY of Richmond.
Gwen under my hand, and the seal OF the Com
monwealth, AT Richmond aforesaid, this
-sr,,, 30th day of September, IN the year OF
- our Lord one thousand eigi.t hundred
and SIX, cen, and OK Tue Common ~esith
the forty first.
VIC. NICHOLAS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
Fran the Dulla Epenpag Past.

attempts to pfeCem E1nigration.--T The
magistrates pertinacicusly continue TO ad-
minister the !nguisitorial oaths to persons
intending to emligrate TO America, although
it has been demonstrated in the foregoing
there does net exist Ia Ireland any law
which could authorize such practice. TIE
practice is not defended by the production
of any law; hut even it the iGquisitorial
Oaths were nut Illegal, the abuses incident
tn such species Of investigation, ought 10
BE- sufficient IL cause ITS discontinuaGce.-
Surely the conduct Of that magistrate, who
recently swere an infant about ten years
OF age against her father, viii not escape
tie reprehension of the government.-1st,
Because the uatb was not supported by any
known law--and 2div, because the oath
was repugnant to humanity, inasmuch as
every mind must be shocked at the sight
Of q chill being forced to criminate a pa
rent The present lord lieutenant OF ire
ialG will not fail to express his abhorencc
ut an act so cruel and so demoraliZing.
The facts are few. A Mr.. Mo!yneux,
an ingenious and Industrious man, had fall
Ell victim, like many other persons, to
t,Ie caIamities of the times, and as he could
not support his family in this country, he
cGtermined to emigrate TO America. where
there are neither pensioners nor plRccmen
---.vEIere there is neither standing army
81 one hundred and fifty thousand men.
nor national debt Of one hundred millions
sterIing--but where the greatest encourage
ment is given toiudustry aud talents.
His family, consisting of wife anil two
daughters, were on board the Anne, an A.
merican vessel, which was preparing to sail
Tor New York; but the magistrate suspect
ing Mr.. Molyneux to be an artilicer, began
10 interrogate the child, who is only ten
years old, respecting her fathers ordinary
occupation. The child hesitated, and i'm.
n,ediately the magistrate thrust book iuto
her hand, desiring her 10 repeat, after him,
ine usual furm of an oath. Mr. Marx Ia
lor. an eminent ship-brOkcr, was greatly
shocked az the transaction, & indignantly
demonstrated with the magistrate, desiring
him, If there were any law for admiuiste-
such an oath to exterHDate the wife of Mr.
MoIyneux, or the other daughter, who wa-
t. adult, snd who could feet the awful ne
tN.c Of the obligation. Such an appeal t.
soaind reason and common humanity wa,
iiHelTectual for the magistrates, disregar.
ding the advice, examined the infant Oh
oath against her father.
The child, thus sworn, said her father
VISA northumberland Immediately a
& Jntractor for government. Wherries
" so alleges that lie had been appointed t.
famine passengers on board of vessel:
bound for American ports, declared thai
r f.. Malyneux and his family would mo-
b. permitted to e,nigrate. Mr.. MOlyneuX
h. ,wcyer, contrived shortly afterwards e
serete himself in the vessel without Tho
Dowledge of the master OF it, aud conse
! 8 uenUy sailed with the rest Of the paiseH
: ELS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
Uepartaleat Of ,car.
1ddiiio2at dcc0antant's Office,
JCs,,t 81 1919

s1aGitto2GI .1cc0AntdRh's Office,
Sept. 27, 1916.
1t having been made tie auty Of this Of
flee, by law, to adjust and settl; all ac-
ccullts in the War Department, which re-
manned unsettled at the conclusion of the
late war, and are now unsettled, It is
hereby made LcRoa0n to the officers of the
'ate army, who have public accounts to
settle, aud to such uUn commissioned Off
GERS and privates, discharged, who have al
rearages of pay due them, that by forward
ing their papers TO this Office, by mail, their
accounts Will be- settled and the balances
remittcd,without mourning any expense.by
the appointment of an agent to transact
their business for them.
The heirs and representatives of deceas-
ed officers and soldiers of Che late army
are also informed that by forwarding their
papers TO this cfiice, for any arrears Of Pay
due the deceased, the accounts will be adj
iusted aud the balances be RENTED free of
expense.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
NEw-YoRE, Sept. 26.
Latest frDm Rio De La Plata.

We have rec,ived, by the schooner Mary
some papers Prensa Argentira) dated The
Esd Of JaIy.
In the first paper i letter written by
a respectable officer of the army OF Buenos
Ayres, in Upper Peru, in which it is relat.
ted, that the epemy's army had reiterated
from Tarriia, and that part OF the patriots
had defeated (at Cinti) a body Of zoo roy.
alists. II is said in a Lima newspaper
that the iusurrection Of CoscO and the pro
vinCes Of PunO continue. The comman
dant, Mutiacz defeated two small divsi
ous Of royslists, aud is now encamped a
Viiichi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
knrnl Snades.

The subscriber respectful, informs her friends
and the public generally, that she has taken ,hat
well known stand, formerly occupied by Nir
Hull, called the " Karat shat s." about three
miles from the Market silTIse IN the gi,y Of
Richmond, and on the roId leading 10 lie New
Bridges, where she iniends keeping a public
house under lac management OF Nr3 CatIarine
Dabnsy AID Mr l.aney Tsiiey. SIC Hstters
herself from he long experience of tue mana
gers) TO snare a portion OF the patronage OF
generous pubic.
ANN sTRATTON.
Cert