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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-27
LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA,

La ESl fhOM SOCl III AMEKICA-
Erfrncf II a letter from Baenos .dvYes, dated
I'm Schf. received ar Aew- York.
"The Portuguese expedition landed st ST.
Sebas,isn, andh have reached San Rogue with
ous u,oIeslai,on. They will ob,sia- posses.
sion Of Monlevideo-wilhout trouble bot af-
Ter that they will meet with more opposition
than they are aware OF. II 10 q matter Of
doubt, whether they will atte mp, this side;
bu, even it they should have that intention,
they will not he allie 10 do any thing FOR VI
leasi l2 months 10 COME"
Capt. Chase, who arrived here from Jss
qarMci, informs that the Spanish Revo,u-
uons'y General Bolivar was ct Port-au-
Prince. Que Of his Clerks had visited.
JsquemeT. - -.As...
Extract ,Fs letter from Sc. Domingo, dated
he Sfh October. f.8
"Ptiva'eers arc fitting out in every pori
here with Bocnos, Msrgarct;a, and venezu.
liam commissions. They ere in general su-
perior vessels, we'll ARMED, and are manned
by British and Americans.
"Ccnersl Nina, nephew TO the celebrated
Guerilla q general, has come to Pori-su.
Prince from the United States. He Arrived
in bssu,iful ship accompanied by two bligs
with 5000 Sand of arms, ammunition field.
pieces, &c. A number Of French effieers are
sunhsrkisg for America to join the lodepsn-
dents. .... ...-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-27

The Csrthagenian privatecr Constitution,
has pot into Ncw.OrIcaCs 10 ft. She paitcA
iroin Two others in the Gulf Of Mexico In
gale. She spoke two sch's. which had be-
longed 10 Aory's squadI on, the crews Of which
mutinsd at Nls,sgorda--,hcy were from than
place iol ST. Domingo, and full Of negroes.
Ii Is said tho Spanish RDyalists have four
small squadfons crui2ing in the Gulf. Sew
eisl vessels, which sailed from New. Orleans
Tor Mafagoida, to colIec, the booty supposed
TO be lci, there, have pot back, from lear cf
Mee,ing the royal cruizer.
Al BoquilIa DC Piedra, the sifairs of tho
Reyolulionists 60 on badly, noiwilhs,pnding
The aid oi foreigners. Every person in ccm-
msnd wishes to act independently of any au-
,ho'iiy. They have agreed on no cavern
ment. Many have accepted the royal pardon.
Serannop went over 10 the Royalisis With 4oo
men, nd afterwards assisted in defsaiing The
Revoulionis,s under Orsonno. A French
oAicer has Withdrawn in di.gust.
Sumo agitation exceed at New. Orleans
from the slaves being seduced TO enter tho
Revsiuiionary Ptisateers.
No account had been received Of Herrera,
(aisxiean Envoy as repor,ed,) Piers Hum:
bert, 1--WE believe a French Gen and Ssyary.
who sailed from New.Orieans for Matsgorca
long time since. Il is feared they have
been lost or taken.
Geo. Marganot, an Eoglisbran, and Gen.
Saliblettc, vho had commanded Two divisions
under Boivsr, had obtaincd consider rable adj
vaniages over the Royalists and formed
junction with Gen. Besmudas, who is tho only
Reyou'lonist in that quarter who commands
a respectable force. Boliyar intends to re-
,u,n TO Mafgdret,a, and has ordered GeoA,
Maurain to Join him there with Gen. Mend
ez. =,
The Duenos Ayrcs Admiral Bnows, who
had pu, into Bar5adces, has by info, nation
OF his crew, been seized two millions and
q half of his property was foond on board his
vessel. The crew allcdged that he had
plondered indiscrimina,ly Wills, in The Pa
oi6c Ocean and would not re,un 10 the
River of plate, intending 10 apply oil tho
booty 10 okimself.--foi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-27
SPANISH ReSciutioaists.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
Y{RGINlA ARGUS.
gye a.s1ute1 iaaas, e. soapeat dsclfe=
Richmond. February IA, 1916.
OUR LEGKSL4TU4E.
Fed. Gazette

The representatives of Virginia have latei,
manifested a proper and highly CONNIE ndable
,ptrii. They have passed Resolutions, present
ing the thanks of the General Assembly. witt,
-iegant swords, to several gallant and dst,n.
gushed officers, either Of The navy, or OF the ar
my, natives oFthis state--s,nd whe the self de.
voted victims Of patriotism and honor have ne
rished IN battle, the homage IS pad TO lheir
memory, in the person Of tlJelr nearest male re.
latiyes
Another great duty has been performed By the
legislature, The chef among the Founders Of
oar independent and free Empire. He who was
'irst ~ war and FIRST IN peace, WAsnINoroS, Al
iast, what earthly portion Of him stifl remains.
exposes in an humble family vault under the
modest shades Of mount Vernon. Greece and
ZONE would have erected 10 INN temples and
dtars--and Virginia, the country honoured b,
us birth, his life, aud his death, has not vet erec
ed TO hun sepnlchrsl monument Congress !,
wc remember right, decreed o the departed hero
q splendid tomb. Like the monuments decree,
o Mercer, De Kalb, and Others, that tomb exist,
only, We think, ~ the public records of our ma
lonal legislature. Baltimore has done na,re-
dher places may also have efficiently proved
heir gratitude towards the leader Of the Amerr
an armies dgrng the Reyoluntsry strugele--to
Yards him who, like Fsblus, never despsired O
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

as full AMI ample manner as France blythe said
treaty of lld.'o,so acquired them from Spain
Here the United Sta, IS and The Court of SI.ai,.
differ in construing the expressions Of the trea.
ty of1s03.
The United States say, that they hare right
tn Louisiana in as full and ample an extent as
France ever possessed or Of right claimed tina
province; to wit, from the Rio Pert.ilo east r.
the RIO del Norte wea, tage. her with the country
watered by the east branches ofthe Rio del N,r
te, anal all t',e head waters OF the Arkansas, tie
Red River and the Mississippi. Also that the
subsequent treaties aliuiet! to by Span rela;e
only to the boundary treaty OF San Lorcnz, be-
tween Spain and The United States.
Spain says, that The poyirce OF Louisiana in
the extent OF VIII oh fraace "a claim in 1862. is
now limited by the treaties enteresl INTO be- v-en
SPAN and other peers, subsequent - such
French claim and OCCUPATION in 1869. which
treaties (n t,e p!urai) to these which have III.
tervened h.iween Sp'in and Great. Britain s,i5sc-
quent to the year 1902, ms well rs the treaty of
San L-renzo.
But must take on opportunity of discussing
THIS subIect--enough for the present from
VIATOu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
var DEPaRT.nENL.

To facilitate the BUSINESS ofobtanng Warrants
Of Military Bounty Land under the Ac.s Of the
24,b December, 1871, Of the 18th January, 1912,
and of the l0th December, 1914, all persons n.
teFested are invited to attend to the following in.
formation -
LIST. Every Person whose services entitIe him to
Land Warrant, and who personally appliej for
It, will be held to produo. at the War Depart.
meat his original Discharge, which ought to ex.
press the date of Enlistment, the Term for which
the Person was ENLISTED, that he has fiihfuils
ss''Yed the United States during tl,at FERN, and
that he Is honora6lv Discharged. The Phraseol.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
LATEST FIR .ICln1u,CENA

By TIC Coqactte, iruin Santa Martha, we learn
hat, o. the 10th Jan. news arrived ut Santa Mar
tina OF the capture OF Santa Fee by the ltoya.sts a.
mounting to 6o0l; they were opposed hy 2O00 Pa
tiiots. Since the capture OF Car hsgcas, General
Morila has Kept The insu,gent Flag Tying as de-
cay TO Vessels entering the port in consequence Of
which II vessels had entered after the tall, uf
which we're Americans and Britis., /; au,onc the
vessels named, were the schr Swift. Hneket, OF
Baltimore, aud fillmore schr. under tie com
Inand of capt Ame'ia all hands we've made priso-
ners, closely confined aud NEST barbaravsy treated,
many Americans had died in consequence OF their
brutal usage. An English Frigatc had sailed TOR
Cartsenat to alleviate the suffering, Of their souu.
trymen.
The reported detention Of the Sch. Swift. Hack
eli, oil TINS port at Carthagcna, must be grossly
roneou', as her destination far South OF it, and
could not have been there without having been in
corrupted on her voyage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
FI,om .Nfeh2lson . 81, PHce Cnrrer..

LoNDoS, December 25.
1t is truly gratifying, when we are about 70 en-
ter into AN extended competition with foreign
countries in every branch OF trade that our ma
nufactures are IN the most Aourishing situation.
The cotton manufactures ofthls country are bro't
o the highest perfection; for some months mast
the manufacturers baye not been able TO supply the
demand, though 1t Is calculated land by reports ~
he import Il is nearly ascertained) thai 5000 ,gs
OF the raw materials are manufactured weekly
Formerly 1t was stated, that France aud 9th er ma
IONS OF the continent, would rival us IN cotton
goods on account of the cheapness oFlabour, &c.
we always questioned It, and the fabricl,s that
we're broughtin in an indirect manner during The
continental system were very inferior and much
ngher ~ pricei lately, during the late peace, at
The tsirs Ut Germany, Lersick, sc. considerable
parcels OF coarse goods brought forward, certain
y improved in texture, but still greatly inferior
10 Bntlshi IN the better descriptions aBd fine we
Ae entirely without rIvalship.-Amcrca during
the lsie war was stated to have generally inDrov,
ed IN cotton goods, they still Inferior; VIC i'm
port the raw material from the United States ma.
nuiacture, and sell the fabric cheaper in their
own country than the American manufacturer can
afford to do, notwitl .5tanding all the great ex.
Penses attending The transport, &c. tho conclu
sion II very clear We believe our unrivalled
machinery IS generally admitted TO be the causs
OF the great superiority; and America, though
an improving and enterPrsing natlQn, yet It 10 a
new c.untry, and It's policy rather TO cultivate
the soil, and extend her population, the euit,ya-
tors OF cotton, tobacco, &c. getting immediate
no quick returns Manufactures belonging to
an old and r.ch country, requiring very extended
cap tals, and many years must eapse before it can
DC Drought to any perfection. In consequence. il
as been found that the emigrants from Msaclies-
'er, &c. some time ago in place ofpaying stten
ton TO manufacture, very shortly after their ar
rival IN the United States, turned their attention
to other employments.
Inc birmingham and Sheffield wares are With
out eomPetltieni there is no riyslship in any 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

the Repubiic-who was unbroken in defeat-and
nsgnan'rnous in vctory--who spurned personal
aggrandisement at ;he exDe,se of The libe ties Of
ms country-and cheerfulyIretired to the walk of
private life, after accomplishing the great and
noble work ola nations deliverahce. reso.
'it'on proposed by Mr.. Mercer, and unanimous.
" adopted by the house of Delegates, for reno.
vnS TO richmond, and ieDositing in superb
nnn.'rnent, near our Capitol, the remains of CE.
NHRhL. G. WASHINGTON, will redeem. in The
eyes ofihe world, the neglect of former Leris,a.
lures. May that resolution be promptly carried
INTO effect NAV the gratitude of Virginia be as
conspicuous as her patr, otism
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
MoxDAr, Feb. -.

Mr.. Mercer introduced the annexed resolution.
which was unanimously adopted.
BE IL RreSo Ued unanimously 5y the General A.
sem6h, That HIS Excellency the Governor of Vir
gina, be authorised to open a correspondence
with the honorable Bushrod Washington and 10
request him, in behalf and in the name of the
Commonwealth, to permit the remains Other be
loved son, the late GENERAL GEORGE WASH.
INGFON, to be removed from the fmly yauIs.
At Mount Vernon, and INFERRED near the Capital
OF Virginia, beneath a Monument To be cree ed a.
the public expence, and to serve as memorial to
future ages, of the love of grateful people
That this memorial may be the spontaneous of
fering of 2 nations gratitude, Be IL further Re
s9ivsi, That, should the Honorable Bushrod
Washington comply with the above request, the
Executive be, and they are hereby empowe,e ed to
appoint, IN every County, City, Borough and Town
within the Commonwealth, hree or more Com
mlssioners with authority to receive, and pay in
to the public treasury, such voluntary donations
as may be endered towards defraying the expense
to VIII ch The proceeding re,oluti n may give rise /;
ProUided. That no individual shall be allowed To
subscribe thereto, in his own name greater
sum, than ten dollars.s Thai the C1mmiss oners
are instructed to transmit the list Of subscribers
along W ID the sums collected; and that the mines
Ofthe subscribers, with their places of abode, and
the sums subscribed be fairly copied into one o.
more booksto be provided tor that purpose IS. the
books together with suitable records of the age,
be deposited on the least destructibe part of the
Monument
ind be IL further Resolved, That the execu.
tive he requested to appoint FIVE c1mmiss oaers
TO design the plan, and sIperin,end the STRUCTURE
Ut tue above monument, WITT authority also 10
preside the ceremonial for removing the precious
relcts of the deceased, from Mount Vernon 10
Richmond That the Executive be farther re-
quested to make known, by proclamation, the
period At which the procession snail commence
and tn recommend the day appointed for the re.
intermentat Richmond, 20 be set apart through
out the commonwealth, as one of public thanks
giving, alteration and praise to the Supreme Au-
thor OF all good, for having graciously bestowed
upon Virginia, Hero, first in War-hrst IN
Peace, land first in thehearts Ofhis Countrymen.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
SOMETHING LIKE 1 = RSt%rtl FEB 10.

The Cheyaler de Oais, Minis or Plen,potentia.
ryot he KING of Spain, left the Guy of Washin1
ton yesterday, iedingreat haste 10 misplace
where he remained last night, and departed earl,
IN moFningby the Yo k Road to the eastward
lie appeared TO be much dissatisfied, and, we ,,n.
deisiood, expressed in pretty strong terms bis
0lsapproba'ion of the treatment he had received
m ms ofhcal capacityi declaring has determine
ton not to return to Washington.
report adds, that the Spanish Minister and .hc
secretary OF State have had, lately, several M
ereetng personal conferences, which terminated
suddenly, and not very satisfactorily particular,
70 the Cheysiier, on the eyanlng previous 10 his
departure.
- Fed. Gazette
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
PAINFULLY INTERESTING.


2afhe following letter 20 the Editors the B,Iti-
more Patriot, brought by the schooner Coourtte
rom gentleman oi character and IL tegrit, At San
ia Martha, announces the certainty ofihe I'll of Car
thagena into the hands of the Spanish royasts, and
with u the violent seizure of the Anercan vessels.
Y the IMPRISONMENT OF the people board OF them.
many oil whom have died Of bsd treatment s, nriaon
disease. We hope that government win promptly
iohow the Bri,ish example mentioned in the letter
and despatch, even lift should produce war will
Spain, two or three lrigates to procure or cocrce
the release OF our Suffering countrymcn, some of
whom we sonally know to be respect bic citizen
of Baltimore.
Santa Fee had also fallen before the r9yalists,
Extract 10 the Edisors-dated
"SANrA MARTHA, Jan. 10th, 1876.
Humanity compes me to make known TO Won
and the world, the present sufierings of my I'M
fortunate countrymen, who are at his moment
IN Carthagena, groaning under the horrid cslam
.ues ana distresSes attending Spanish prison,
loaded with i.pns. Scant ali vance of bread and.
water, deyoured with vermin, and what is still
worse, close confinement, have IN this hot eli.
rate, introduced adisiemper among hem which
Will, if not shortly relieved, carry the whole Of
them oil At, and since the fall of Car;hagena.
'here have eleven American and three English
vessels fallen into their hands, their crews imDr
one J, and loaded with irons-among them, srve
raj from Baltimore. Twas converslnr csterds>
with Mr.. Lemon OF Charleston, direct from Cac
thaSena, who saw and talked with captains Hack
et and Airneda, and Mr.. Cooper, all from BALI
more, through the bars Of the prison The Bri.
sh trigate Junon, captain TAFT, left THIS ON III
> n INST for Cartaagela, IN order to release all
English subjects imprisoned at that place /
nope our government will take the same and on,y
means of rescuing from an untimely death hun
drehs OF our countrymen. have in this p ace
occuia demonstration of their injustice and cru.
city towards the Americans. The Schooner
Charles Stewart, of New Orleans, owned by Mes
srs, Stanley and Stra'ten, who were on board of
the schooner and bound to this place, was cap
tured within sight of the harbor of Santa Martha
under the pretext of Their going TO Carthagena-
captain, owners and crew all thrown in prison.
and have SINCE all d'ed with bad trea ment ana
ieVer' eXcep the captain and Mr. Slanley-,he
recovery OF the latter is much doubted H. gen.
iemen, you think proper to max e publ he BUR.
port OF ms letter, you have my consent sand If
DC tne means, through your lntesfe ence, saw.
ing from famine and death our cuuntrymen.
seed not ell you bow gratifying it would be II
our very humble and truly obed eut, &c" o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
CHEsTERFIELD CoHRTs.

TN future me County Court Of Chesterfield viii
u be held, on the An Monday in every month,
Instead of,he second Monday, and the quarterly
terms will be in February, April, July and DC.
tober.
The fall term ofthe superior court Of law for
vember
The court for January having taken place, no
court therefore will be held, on the 4,h Monday
of the present month.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
BURR MIL SToNg .MIvUF9dr0RT

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
that they hive just received direct FROM France, a
large quantity - prime BURR blocks Of SUI
peror quality 10 ny hitherto imported u, piece,
'11 having been engaged IN ,he business upesids
otbfteen years. the hauer themselves from their
long KIN wieige of tue trade. and the appreciation
which heir work has hitherto met tn Diet IN
will be able TO nufasture Mill stones, on as rra-
sooable terms as those imported frsm the North,
warrtot them oHd 20 perform well,
They have oPe cd shup on 18Th Street, nesrly on.
poslie TO Tie OF City Tavern, where ntIemen ace
invited TO call.
E. NATH tNIEL WHITE X Co.
February i3.--tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
-FOUR or FIVE BOYS.

From $50 16gears Of age and ! good hsposii iens,
wts read and 1vrite tolerate Yse2. IoiR be taken
Apprentices to the Printing Business,
EnTsrs - ete Office fine ". s.nle ,irgpi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
NOUSE OF nELEa arrs

On Saturday last, our Legislature voted thank
and elegant swords to The following officers. ms.
tves OF Virginia, or 10 the nearest male relative
o. such among them rs fell IN battle: Majors
General Scott and Gaines, 1t Col George VI
Brook, also 10 Capts Warrington and Robe
Henley of he Navy, TO the nearest male RELATIVES
of Major Andrew Hunter Holmes, and CAPT. John
Ritchlc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

In testimony whereof h We here.
(sEAIA unto set my hand and affixed the
sea! Ofthe said County, &c this -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

p Motiirg imp,rlqnt By sl,f mgi', mail
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

--beng duly sworn, doth denose and say.
hat he IS the same person described in and who
executed the above power ofa,torney, and that
the same is hIs own free and voluntary act for
the purposes mentioned therein.
S'Oar'i TO, and su6sc iced Ris-lsay If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

For "fUe yeGr'." or during the gar as tie
case may be-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

and - being duly sworn,
1epnse and say, that they and each of them are
personally acquainted with the above named =
- and well know him TO be the person DIES.
cribeu in the above power of attorney.
SrVorn to, and s,5scri6edthis - dty Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

and County Of y IS
cert fy that the above named - and -.
are cred BILE witnesses, Dated at -. he
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-14

----r--- Clerk of the County of - State
IF -, do hereby certify that before
whom The above affilsvlts appear to have been
n,de, is a acting under the sutho,
isy OF this State, and that the above is his sigma.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
CoNDIr1oas OF The HERA1Ds


The sub.cription.is Five Dollars. pc
annum-payable by town subscriber
half yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (trom the diff
Guilty of collecting at distrance) vii
be expected 10 pay the whole year in ad,
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible friend II
town.
No subscription taken for less than
six months. Communications. orders
&c. 20 be post paid Ne paper Mill DC
discontinued (but at the discretion o
Editors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
SQUARE inserted three times tor one
dollar and IS cents for each succeediDss
insertion. All advertisements sent 70
the office without having the number o,
times for which they are TO be inserted
designated wiliappear in every paper
a,ntii otherwise ordered.
"A liberal allowance made 10 thosc
ssho advertise 10y the year.
IS .Juue IS, 1911.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
Valuable Land for Sale.

Under tie authority of decree o.
the superior Court al Chauncery t,eic
i Frederick sbu' gh, IN ihs sui OF Giie4
Fn2hugh against A. and J Scbo!hcid
the subscriber viii offer al pubic So, !,
for cash, al Goodlne's tavern ON tbs
premises, on Thursday the Bad tlay OF
August next, valuap!e tract OF LAND
containing about 1916 acfes, situate
IN Fairfax county, ON both sides of the
Lnle River Turnpike Road aud OF
hccolink Run, about Binc miles from
Alexandria and nearly the same dis
tance from the city OF Washington and
Gcorgotowp, part OF large tract
called RavcDsWortb, and formerly own
ed by Giles Fnzhugh On this trac,
there is very valuable Nul Seat; 20
wards the improvement OF which con
siderable progress has lately been mad,
hy digging out and preparing The IA
ces. and collecting large portion O
the building materials which are nov
on the spot the scue also affords room
Tor an extensive ur,1ui4CturlnS es,ab
iishmcRt
Most of the great road leading tc
the y WIS above mentioned tail lh;C
he Lizzie River Turnpike Road shor
distance above the land proposed to b,
sold, and a new turnpike rosc leading
| directly from the land 10 the City O
Washington and Georgetow u, has late
ly been laid of, and par, CT it finished
The soil is well adapted TO farming
The use of plaster and clover, and 4
large poruon Of the l9hd is alreadl
we'll taken in clover. The various ad.
Van,ases this tract possesses, render j
well worth the attention OF cn;erpfIsiDs
men. n great number of lots haY,
been laid off tor town proposed to b.
established along the turnpike foad.
The sale VIII commence precisely
at % o'clock ,---and the land will be laic
oR into lots TO sui: purchasers. An
chartered bank paper declared to br
,urreDt in Fairfax County by the cour
Of that county, Will be received IN pay
ment.
Richard II. Henderson
II. ]. Taylor,
omD1lS8ioners.
IDLY 10 cots
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
TO LEE.

That elegant establishment on sJef
ferson street, commodious bricl
dwelling. having drawing, dining, store
and five good lodging rooms neatly e.
-hished, a smoke house, dairy, kitchst
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, garden we'll s,oc ker
With vegetables, and best of wa er a
the distance of 200 or 500 yards--tho
Improvements are III complete repair,
the situation very Plessan'--the rctt
will be moderate, and immediate Po..
session given-apply to
JOHN JACKSON.