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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

- OBi.Rl HALL NELSON, are now receiving an A.
~ iegant assortment OF FRESH GOODS adspted 10
the Season, amongst which are "
Best London superine cloths and cassimeres second
9nahty and common do. ladies' pesse and habit do
BEST superflne MILD and single cassimeres second and
common DO patent, Angola, and elastic cords Man
othei fancy vestings moe-skn and horentinc do Ker
sey osskins and plain coatings stout earnouebts and
eMgs kefseys and forest plains red. white and vel.
10" iahheis rose point and striped blankets; German
ozIaburgs and tckenburgs "a and 81 thread and go,
ION check printed plaid. twied & plain bombazcs .
olck and coored hombazncs; black and colonred tab
heus anu usres IA and "A Irish linens of all qualities
thread cambrcs and long lawns IA and IOi thread
long cloth and patenr shirtings silk worsted and
hosiery sik, kid and beaver gloves figured and main
noence sks; figured and plain levantncs and satins
ich inerino shawls and handkerchefs imitation and
ievantine do damask and serge do printed camhyc
90 black ana colored Italian grapes black and color.
"a canton 10 imperial silk velvets imperial crane
rinbons rich Cobonrg and Waterloo do plain satin
iustfns do rich white lace dresses black and white
race wells and sawls thread silk and cotton laces real
inda null rnIslins; plain & figured nitatondo Water
100 ana piain cambrcs cambria and common enphams
--pIinted cambria and calicoes furniture caicoes and
uiihlies-WIth great variety of other Goods formnp n
complete and extensive assortment which they will sell
at unusually low prices. ~ ~
November 2. x,-,f
CAUTION !-NumeTons Injuries aud oT1e1 ;,1,,----,
- ences having been done 10 lands lying between
tne Manchester Turnpike Road and James River from
,he almost daily tespasses committed thereon by hunts
Den-We The undersigned do hereby forbid all persons
the privilege in future of hunting on the lands aforesaid
ohoeVeT dter this notice, commits similar tres passes
ioH hare the lar rie0ronSiy enforced 0poius, {;y
a's are determined no longer TO submit TO them
lillian Eaaparls, James Fore. Admr.
John Hoplett, of John Fore.
Isaac Sale. Richard TKd,ris
alan NcRqe, jas. A. Patterson.
yohn Marchie, Jordan Smith,
4eoeee@ HdrT's, John Graham, by Al
'e .'I. rore, tan McRne.
November so. G23w
si'oK stLE-About 203 ao.esof Land lying in liam
over County, 10 miles from
bolonls Bridge. bounded the by the main read
i'a1ihs RON Richmond to Williamsburg and on the
norbby Clhckaho!nny Swamp.
Yearly onehai of this land is excellent meadow land
paI oi which is cleared. lthas also good annie and
peach orchard On it,. 'r ~
ANY person wishing TO il and know the terms of
SALE may apply TO either Mr. Isaac White or Mr. linn
H. Iiaies, of the said County.
December 3. " 90 n,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

INOli StLb-An elegant COACH, which has been some
time IN use but Is now in good state Of preserra
ton having been lately completely repaired. It IS
coinilouous, and suitable for large family. Its orig
Carriagc Is plated harness complete for 4 horses.
itw be sold either for cash. or credit or will be ex
changcdfcr goods ~ par price.
n fngHrs nc Edhor,
NnNaIuhaI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10
LUIS ALVAREZ De TOLEDO.

accompanying the preceding letters, there
was a draft drawn by house in Havana on an.
other III Philadelphia, dated September 18th,
for tile 1000 dollars to be giyen conditionally 10
the young general Toledo; also, "A letterto
a house la Baltimore, requesting them TO pas
the sad sum, in case the Philadelphia house
should have otherwise appropriated the funds
placed in its hands. The money has. we nm.
derstand, been paid.-Bah. Paf'1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

fo'm Of the writing 10 constituted morn far tbe
ADORE meeting:
fro on eniner OF tue Mutual Assurance Society against
st;,u and Of the State ofVirgpia do hereby CON
afs".;.. u appoint ------- TO attend the General
eesg OF The said Society be held in Richmond ON
v, ~ mohuay IN January next, OSLO as proxy To
e anu ACT on - behalf on any business yshicI, may
sonaIly present. - '"''' 40 " " " per-
In testimony Whereof berenn,o 60, H.,
and seal - the day Of ISL 81 manu-
WITNESSES, /c.a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

ENMALE EDUcATION.-Thef einaIe Sc5o,,I -, 11,-,,
- Ay,IoI Tue ensuing year. will begin the 10Th Jsn,,s
- iiu enu me 10Th Of DeccmbcrA vacation OF nont
commences the 10th Of June 'V' " H'ohu
Itrms-For boardand tuition, $50 paid half year,, in
SlsN.s board includes dieting lodging washing can
as the number Of pupils will be considerably reduced
none VIII be admitted for shorter time than H., TO-
Sous prompt payment IN every case win bc e~nce,S
.ne subscriber having experienced considerable ibcoao
hience fOrfhe want oft. "0V"'e
ms ear notice 10 given, that persons who have e
gen Ooardefs here for the next year NAV viii
~ e''nef case they will give as early nfornsto,, =, 80
PIE rs applications suspended Mn !, ~.
."o"n " any or how many, will wifhdaw fhei, w
'ehs, ate being Informed of.he altrratop l.; ~ M
.xnu ENsPIf ~ r,tt ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

'EoMPkiNS MURRAY have removed To- a new hr ick
ui,befhouee on the basin, where they offer for sale
on reasonable terms
100 tierces Superiine Within.
ZOO boxes Crown Glass, from 10 by IL n II By IL.
dI.SO, general assortment OF DRY GOODS, AMONG
winch they would recommend their bed and table linen
superhne cloths cassimeres, &c. sc.
vbcrI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

COACH LACE, Ne. The Subscriber aren't
~ for 4 manufactory of Goach Lace. Frjgges-
IdsSets, Tlftiag, &c will keep on hand general
assortment OF those articles for sale, at the man
utactOry prices.
sILAs HAYES, AIarJ.et- Bridge.
NovcmbcT2 5t.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

VUSr RECEIVED, by the subscribers for sale SUI
~ peru Grand Piano Forte, by Brentwood with seven
audona Keys, OF superior tone three pedals and lyre
frame nlad with beautiful rose wood, and richly orna
mented with brass work. $3.50
ALSO-An elegant improved Cabinet Piono Eort,
Rofe & Co. with fashionable crimson silk front ne,,
iy invented music, desk, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

IGOR SAtE-Ny PigaIngi0a i'm New Ken C,,,,,v Il,
-. ing immediately OIL the Stage Road leading frniu
hichmond te Hampton. aud ouly 20 miles from The I'm
eIfhs plantation possesses every advantage that cn
ue desired the FISH, oysters Wild fowl nsssinc in
view every DAY IN their season Inns o"
me d"riiing house Is new two.story building finish
to on ~ handsome style. with every uecessnrv ON
nuuh2. ana TIC Whole plantation sncl0scd undcrA good
Irnces lis raci " land contains 800 acres abont o
rn oi hrst rate rcd Oak white OAK and hickory tnh
me balance y cleared about 30 acres in prime meadg,
inHi WIZ produce any thing, aud is in my opinion info
riOr &C. no land whatever '' '''0
wish to dispose oft privately bit shouid not do en-
highest bidder "''' 70 Tue
ihe TRIMS MADE known application ofhe subse,i
Dei lying on The premises, the day Of sale
., SEATON w. CRUMP
<-A1lllI -. Gl6ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

George says the mate Of the resscI told him 7 or
~ ne hare printed this name as IL is speK by
George. We are assured, hOsrerer. by ve,Decf,5ie
authority that IL Stouid be spcH Tam9Tec, or Inn
I80ree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10

NoiicE-rhat petition will be presented to the le-
gslatnre Of virginia, during the present session. for
an act TO establish semi-Tnrupike from the Town of
.ntersviie, along the River Road, present runs
Tor as nearly as bel 10 where the said Road
deld. = -
N"re"osr II. 5sT
NB. The petition states how the road Is 10 run by
il in the notice.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23
May Co vmisdone,'5oGee,
"a. s, III


The Board of Navy commissioners will
receive, until the fst Gay of January. 1917,
proposals for furnishing, fer the use of the
Navy of the United States,
SC, 900 to &c, 900 cubical feet Of live oak
timber, cut to monlds, for a ship of TIRE lin"
and two frigates.
100000 to I5o, 900 feet of oak plank. and
IS 900 feet Of yellow pine plank, fo' tue
same.
Also-rzo,ooo feet Of white pine boards
of in. / Ia in. ! IN IA in. and ranEin-
timber for ships Of the line and fngates, ..
either live oak, white oak, locust or red sc
dar, or propcrtono Of each to be delivere
at such navy yard or yards, as tie commits
siorers may designate, and be subject TO III
navy inspection at the PAGES of delivery
he Commissioners will find, at the publ,
expense suitaDleperson to supcrintend tn
moulding. They invite those disposed t.
Offer for contracts TO make their proposals
for not less than quantity sufficient for a
ship OF the line, or for frigate.
John RODGERS $, Pye5ideHf
efrLs Bozrd efNayy Co@Di,Jose,y
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JUST. PUBIiSE!ElD
Fer Esle byfbe SnsEeribrT.
December I,

4 second volume of AIlson's Sermons.
= he Poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Rq3ert southey, esq. rs cts. =
M. De Reccas' Memories OF the FrencI,
war in Spain, doll ar.
Paris Reviii'ed in 1915, by Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs Opie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy. by Mifs Burney, dol.
Christable, Hubla Khan, and the Pains
of Sleep, Vifon, by S. T. Coleridge,
S7A 4 cts.
Chriftian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Maionic Minitrel, Election Vt Mafonic,
detrimental and humorous fongs, dIetts.
glees chorufes, rounds and canzonetts, ref :
pectfully dedicated TO tlR r,off antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Nations, with an appendix, containing a
Inert hiftorical account of N1afonry, and
likewife lit of all the Lodges n the uni.-.
ed States.
N. B.-Subscribers to the laft mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them-Th
subscribers price is dolls non- subscribers
so. ROBT. GRAY.
Oct. re.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23
L.1ND FOR SALE.
Sept 6

In the County of Fairiax: about Is
miles from Alexandria, and the same
distance from Georgetown and Wash
ton. This land is now under gooi
fencing, and lies in handsome square
Of four fields, which all concentrate
in one yard, with a new barn, for which
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
is suficiency of timber to support
the place for number of years there
is from $50 to 800 acres, fifteen in
meadow, now in cultivation The im-
provements are frame Dwelling
large. enough for any size family, With
every necessary out house, well water
ed, and excellent springs, large or
chards ofevery kind Of fruits. The a.
cbove land is good and viii be sold a
great bargain, on application to
CHAS SCOTT.
Alcx'a. King street, Aug Is.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23
JOHN F. KEMPER
WILL OPEN 4 SCHOOL

ON the 18th January, lei7, at sTAs7
taught Reading, Writing, Bngliih Gram
mar, Geography, with the ule of the
Globes and Maps, and common Arithme-
TIC, at 40 dollars, and Mathematics at IS
dollars per annum-and one dollar for each
fcholar, for houfe rent and fuel,
MIR. l. Dickinfon will accommodate u
few ftuden's with genteel Board, on the fol-
lowing terms, viz: Under the age of Ia
years tor 10 dollars, from Il TO 10 for 30
dollars, above I6 for 100 dollars per an
mum, payable one fourth in advance, one
half on the 18th of Oct. and the other fourth
ut the end Of the year Boarders to fur
nifh their own beds and candles-The moi
particular attention viii be paid to young
j aides Ivy Mrs Dickinfon and her iiffer,
while out of fchool-- and the faid Kemper
pledges himfclf that no exertion lhall be
wanting on his part 70 merit the approba-
ton of the public The bealthinels of the
lituatiun and the advantages of tile Aiedici-
nal waters are additional recommendations.
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876
The fubfcribers have had an opportunity
of knowing MIR. Kemper as teacher for
Tome years, and believe him 70 be we'll qua
lifted for what he undertakes in that profcf
fion, we alio, believe him to be gentleman
of unexceptionable character and morals.
layton S I 2 Jno; Fox,
James Dencalc, Burr Harritoni,
lno. Chiffon, jr, Rouzes Peyton,
p Harriion, :. "A. Fitzhugh,
John Bron3ugh, J = mo. Muncure,
l lave bat little Perional acquaintance
with MIR. Kemper, and have never been in
his (chool, but have often heard him fpok
en- of as gentleman of correct principles
and manners, and a good teacher-The Il
tuation iii which he propoics elablilhing
his fchool, feemS to be very favorable, COM
bning the advantages of remarkably
health climate and good boarding houfe
(S.gned) WIN. a. G. DRDE
December II. ztaw2w
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TREASURY DEpARrMENT.
NoDember az. ri

NOOember as, 1916
NOTICE is hereby Given, that funds
In have been aligned for tn: payment of
fuch Treafury Mites and the interef there
on, IS are now due at the Loan Office in the
city of New York, IN the fate of N. York,
and which were not embraced by the Motif
cation from this Department, Of the .2ad of
Auguit, 1916.
And tlpe iaid Treallry Notes will accord
ingly BE paid upon the application of the
holders thereof respectively, at the faid
Loan Office in the city of New York, at any
time prior to the frit day of January 1877,
after which, day interef viii ceafeto be pay
abLo npon tive faid Treaiuy Notes.
The Com uIifIiOners in the ieveml Tates
are requefed TO make this notice generally
known by all .s,he means in their power, aud
the prifters authorized to publifh the laws
Of the United States, will be plealed to in
fert it once a eek i; their rcfpeetjge pa
pers until the fril day of January next.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
Nov. II. t1fJ
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Alexandria. n W 90,

NAS committed TO the jail of this
w county as runaway, a MuLkrTo
Man, who iays his name is Dsvid tones,
and flaws that he came from Halford county
IN the tate of South Carolina-he is about
feet or 10 inches high. and about "a
years old-his face is rough with pimpIes-
he had on blue cloth coat and home made
paruloons. The owner is reqneRed TO
comt and prove his properly, paw charges
take him away, o.herwiie he will be difpoI
ed Of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
Of the Jail for Warrington Hoyd
Marfhai.
December I. raw7u
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TAKE NJ TICt.

That it particularly requeheG thar tho(e
perions indebted TO the late firm of Withers
s. Herbert, fhould come forward and make
immediate payment, as the Inbicriber is
extremely anxious to pay off What may be
due by laid firm and clUfe :he bufnefs; all
Reasonable ludul gence having been giver
am to be found at the houfe of John
Withers and Co. oppofite the Mechanics
Bank OF Alexandria. Should l be abfent
at any time, Mr. John wellington, living
at lad houie, OF MIR. z. Gilpin, living with
Meilrs griffith & Brawner will attend in
my fead and fgn in my name receipts for
any money paid on fuch accounts, they be-
ing hereby authorized 70 to do.
CAVE WITHERS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF 7 AND, ly-
"A ing on the waters of great run, inFau-
quier, about five miles from the court-houfe
containing 3Sr acres about third OF
which is in wood The land, it is believed,
from experiments made on the adjoining
lands, is well iuited to the ule of clover ard
platter. Any perfon wifhing 10 Pulchafe,
will pleaie call on the lubfcriber in Alexan-
dria, or MIR. AiesaH6er d. Kelly, in Fau-
quier, who is authorized to fhow and con
tract for the fame. VIM. DOBIE.
November 8. IF
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Notice is hereby given,

4NollCS 10 hereby given,
THAT the collector OF the revenue for
the zad collection dfri6t of Virginia,
or his deputy will attend at
Leeihurg from the III to the Isth of Janua-
ry, 1917,
Middleburg Monday 9th,
Aide "Wednesday Sth,
Waterford Tuefday 18th,
Hillsborough Thuriday 10Th,
uppei vile Saturday 18th,
Wet End, in Fairfax, Saturday 4th Jan'ry.
Hendley Nelfon's Monday 9th,
Fairfax Court Houfe, Monday 7oth,
For the purpofe of receiving the entry of
carriages, with the harnels ufed therefor,
agreeable TO an act ef congrefs, paiFed the
fifteenth day of December, 1914, which en-
try is thereby required to be made, for fail
ing to do which penalty of double the a.
mount of the duty impoled by the act of the
fifteenth of December, 1914, will be encnIr
ed Given under my hand, Dec. a, 1916.
jNO LTTLEJOHN,
Collector of the Revenue.
N. B. Nom refdentS are informed that
DANIEL MINOR, Efq. of Alexandria, will
receive the amount of their Direct Tax,
uron property holden by them in the coun-
ties of Loudoun and Fairfax, which tax If
not paid before the nth day of January,
1917, will be fent on TO The deiignated col
le6tor at Richmond-Pcrions deiirous of
fesing their lifts may do 70 by applying to
me at Motifs in Alexandra on the 9Th or
10th Of jah;,afy next
December 6.
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TO LEI.

A convenient frame dwelling house
on Pit, street, near to Princess street
Containing SAX good rooms, and fitted
10 accommodate one or TWO families
with ground newly fenced in for large
garden--two or three springs of good
water near the Premises--Possession
will be given Neutrality-suspicious. terms
apply TO
lIandeUiHe 81 Larmow.
Sent 6
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LAND FOR SAFE.

DY virtue of deed of truf, from
ID Coleman Lewis, to the fublcriber.
(made TO fecurc the payment of fun of
money, due to Alexander WauSh) will be
expofed to public falc at CENrREvILLE, in
thc county of Fairfax, on WEDNESDAY
the 1T day of JANUARY, 1917, TO the
higheit bidder for ready money,
132 .9CRE.S or L.1.N.D,
Lying on the turnpike road. between Fair
treville.
GEO. N BERKLEY, Trufee.
October II Is
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CONDITIONS.

% CONDITIONS.
The work vii! be neatly printed -
paper OF good quality, with new an
handsome type, in duodccimo form.
The three poems 10 be united in r,
volume, containing upwards Of 100 y
ges, and delivered TO subscribers al =
cents Bat'imcYe, .Nou 80
I" Subscriptions received at this
flee.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing s57
"A acres, more or lefs, lying on Ocoquan
Bay, in the county of Fairfax, and fate of
Virginia, adjoining lands of Rob'tl Thomp,
fon and VIM Mafon. 1t is prelumcd thoie
defirous of purchaling win view the land,
and ihemfelves judge OF its peculiar advan-
tages, One third of the purchafe money
viii be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed Of
trnft 10 lecUre the payments.
THOMSON r. MASON.
December rs. IF
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Aug. 9.
TO LET.

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Baok, a present occupied 10y Mr.. Isaac
No,bin as Dry Good Store. Pos
sess.oG 'qilEbe given en- ihe frs, day of
Nav. II LYNN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23
NOTICE.

DY virtue of decree of the hyperion
ID court of chancery for the Frederick
burg diftrict, pronounced in fuit therein
pending, wherein Thomas Montgomere,
plaintiff, and Robert Graham, defendant,
the iubicribers will expofe to fale, before
the door of the Courthonfe of Prince Viii
liam county, on the z7th init. the
TRACT OF E.4.N'D
Upon which the faid Robert Graham re.
fdes, or 70 much as will be lufficient to IA
fifty Thomas MoHtgomerie, The balance of
the money now due unto him by faid decree
with interef and cots of Court refpecting
faid truf. The land is fituated in the "a
foreiad county of Prince William near the
town of Dumfries.
]. GIBSON, Jr.
p. HARRISON,
Commflioners.
Dumfries, Dec. s,
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FOR SALE.

II WISH to sell or rent my farm Oh
Retirement, three and a half miles
from Alexandria. It's a valuable farm
and contains lo7 acres, about 80 OF
which may be sown down in small grain
this fall Ten acres are in timothy and
90 more suilable--Ther is plen-
ty af good tisber, and the place is well
Wateeed end under an excellent fence
will make the terms accommodating
to purchased. II tits not sold / viii
let il ont on shares or for certain rent
ETs wish TO sell 'od second
hand wagon and cart, and will take tim.
Der in paj menI
GEO ATKINSON
Sept. 4 Eff
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POETRY.
ErOw the Columbian ce~tinei.

THE CLOSE OF DAY.
Now fnks the fetting fun beneath the
hill,
The ripping waves in gentle nurmurs
flow
AL beauteous natures full'd ferenelS Till,
And parting fun-beams with luxuriance
glow.
Soft balmy zephyrs fan the waving trees,
Whole leaves fill glitter with the fun's
lait rays;
Cool, mild, and fragrant is the fummer
breeze,
Sweet warblers carol evening hyu,s of
praife.
Bright glowing tints bedcck tho azure Ky,
The laft remains of the departing day;
But they fat fading, foon difperie and Ay,
Tobrighten other realms far far away.
The night dsws gently fall, the fl,ades in.
create,
And gli,tering FAIRS high heavens blue
arch adorn;
The feather'd choir retire to ref, in peace,
To wait the coming of the glorious morn.
Fair Cinthia too appears,th queen ofnight.
1inging the waves with foft and ilvery
beams;
Swift Ger the ocean glide the hail' ps light,
R--a-SlirH fhadows in the glitt'ring ftrcams
Sweet Melancholy teais DER my foul,
RATES. my heart in praife to God above
Th' Eternal Author of tn amazing whole,
Father of Light Exhauftlefs fource OF
Love. MORA.
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TO RENT,
FOR. SALE

A TRACT OF LAND, containing a4o
a acres, lying in the county Of Welt
morcland, and Gate of Virginia, near the
mouth of RofIier's Creek--the greater part
of which is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, fu;table for ihip- building, fire.
wood, &C. For terms enquire of
J. +. CALDWELL.
October o. If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23
Lees .Anti-Bilic,Is. Pills

IICC : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE operation of thefe highly eiecn,ed
4 PILLS is perfectly mild, aud the exre-
renee OF thouiands has proved they may be
nied IN every tituation in lille without the
leaf Inconvenience
They are admirably adapted to carry off
iiuPeriiuous bile, &c. sc.
Lees DESTROYING Lozengcs.
This medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as II is certain and efiiacacious in its o.
peratIon, cannot injure the youngelt infant.
ihould no worms exit in its body; but will,
without pain or gripping, cleanfe the ftonlach
and bowels,
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20 RENT.

TIE Dwelling rIoufe and Store, adloin-
< ing the subscribers upon FAIRFAX
itreet-Pofenion may be had Immediately.
MANDEYILLE g. LARMOUR,
Oct. o.
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TO RENT,

THE STORE between Messrs Patons
4 & Butchers and the subscribers, late
Y occupied by Mefrs. Carey Bronahgh g.
60. Podefion may be had Immediately
For terms Apply 10
MANDEVILLE & LARMoUR.
E0y, q.
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
TO LET,
r SALE AND 10 LET.

40 LIZ !,
That elegant establishment on TeT.
Eerson street, ,cosnmodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining. store
and five good lodging rooms neatly 4
nished, a smoke house, dairy, kitchen,
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, garden well stocked
with vegetables, and best of water at
the distance Of 400 or 500 yards-the
Improvements are in complete repair,
the situation very pleasant-the rer
will D. moderate, and immediate pos
session given-apply 10
JOHN JACKSON.