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PUBLIC SALE.

On Monday, the 4th day of Nsre..
next, will be offered for sale, atonI
aaction, on tie premises, for ca,f-
4 LOT of GROUND, on III. b.
N side of Fayette alley, in the H.
Of Alexandria, between Water &l;S,
streets, in front, on the alley, 60 hs,
depth Is feet 7 inches
By order of the trustees,
T. G. Marstell,
October rs .at,
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October Is
L ha1e receiued some !
Seasonal Z GOODS

tSuch as supertine and second C.OthsH
Cassimeres, and coarse ditto
Lambs Wool, Hose and Socks
Flannels, plain and figured
Booking Baize
Damask Table Cloths
MarseiIies Vestings
|shawls, Long Cloth, Cambrics
Plain and figured Null Maslins
Disnities, Furniture Fringe
Madras Handkerch;efs
6 trunks super6ne undressed well ci,el
Calic0es
The above goods will be 'seId BY tie
piece on accommodating terms.
George Ta!h.
October s eOla
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has imported in
the ship Boston, Captain Finley, just ar.
rived from England, General As
sentiment Of FALL GOODS, which are
offered for sale By the package or piece.
Q mo. lS 60
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FRIDAY. NoyrmHra !.
Valuable Property for Sale.

nn SATURDAY, the 10th Of No.
yember, at II o'clock, 4. N. WI
he sold at public auction, that ysiuable
Property at the insersection OF King ana
COLUMBUS streets, consisting OF
Two Brick Warehouses,
each % feet froat on king-street. and
extending back 100 feet to q yard eli
closed with q brick wall. Those ware
houses ave in the best situations for bust
ness. and are we'll calculated for extern
siye Dry Good or Grocery Stores.
"A Dwelling House,
adioioing, well calculated for genteel
family. The lot is large and handsome
iy improved; every necessary out build
s ing Of brick, and the yard and garden
enclosed with a brick wall. Few, sitaa.
tons are considered more desirable Tor A
town residence. Also,
A Country Scat,
three miles from alexandria, adjoining
Mrs. Chapin's, containing s. acres; .
part cleared and in cultivation, the resi-,
due IN wood. A small dwelling house
has lately been erected. 1t handsome
" situated; has q fine spring Of water
is very healthy, and susceptible oil very
elegant Improvement.
The above property viii be sold, with
out reserve, at a, very liberal credit
Terms at sale.
October Is It
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Oct@,~ s
Notice.

THE subscribers haviugformets pt
nership, will transact busine.s at ID.
stand lately occupied by THONGS ,srT
where they offer for sale cOnsidera|
of
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Pubic Sale.

On Saturday next, at half past 8 O'Clock
will be sold, OR the premises,
"A Brick House and a Lot of
Ground,
Situate on Dake street, between Patrick
and Henry streets, 30 feet font, Y ex-
tending back 88 feet to an alley--now
occupied by VIM. Deyaughn.
Terms made knewn ut the place Of
sale.
P. g. Marsteller.
October 81. :.
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Plaster and Salt,

And proportionable stock of ethtr Gi.
cles in the Grocery Line-Aattefin,isn'
selves it will be in their power to render
general satisfaction to their acguainHrI
ces and others in the purchase 81 tbs|
fioHr and ether produce. it i. hcpsdE
will favor them with a share of iher% |
tom.
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Lease for Years.

Extensive Establishment,
Stock in trade Of Wines, Liquors, Gro
ceries, Ship Chandisry, etc. together
With my Lot on the north side Of "a.
meron street.
FOR SALE.
yEyfiE undersigned, DESTROYS OF dispos.
ing of his very valuable Concern
~ the Wine, Grocery, and Ship Chan.
dIery Line, offers it for sale upon fair
and advantageous terms. To an indus
t,ious. enterprising man of unremittlns
assiiaity, it would be a valuable acqui.
sitiOp, at least equal to any in the towr
0i AleSandria
For terms apply to
William Garner.
Oeteber % If
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For New-Orleans.
October

SIX The brig HUNTER Jao. Gra-
Aenells, master; will sail on the
10th OF November. Fer freight or pas
sage, having good accommodations, sr-
ply to the master on board, or to Joas'
5anney and Ca.
October 26 dt10thNov
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W7ar,ks a Situation {.

A Gardener, who has been regularly
red to the business in BRITAaN, y can
come well recommended. A line ad
.ltesssd tosR b. and left at this Office
will be attended to.
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October %
For Boston,

xsE The schooner .ASw ~"
800. Isaac Berry, master; Will , ls.SI
Idy in a few days to receive d "'i's
which will be taken low. /
Apply to
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L 49, q. ,-t'.- sf.,
Yet Oft in those seasons we see,
But lately twas witnessed with grief
The youngestis taken of three,
10 show US we fade as leaf.
Though many to Manhood attain,
Unbroken b. sorrow and grief,
Yet age is attended with pain,
And shortly We fade as leaf.
The few whc arrive at four score,
Are commonly palsied and deaf:
Their sight oft has left them before,
thus fading away like the leaf.
The longer we live on the earth,
The stronger will be our belief,
That ali men are doomed from theil
birth,
To fade and decay as the leaf.
Who then. that is wise would delay.
(Since life's so uncertain and brief }
TO think and prepare for the day,
In which he must fade us the leaf.
To day, b!ess'd with health and ca
ress'd
We're strangers to sorrow and grief
But oft ere the Sun gilds the West,
We suddenly faiIe as The leaf.
There's nothing this world can afford,
But what is both fleeting and brief;
The riches We labor to hoard,
Oft cause US to fade as the leaf,
How man can be thoughtless and gay,
Surpasses almost our belief,
When thousands remind us each day,
That SOON We nust fade as the leaf.
Ye sinners who virtue forsake,
For pleasures delusive and brief,
Consider your awful mistake. +,
Before you decay as the leaf
Lorenzo, the BLOOMING and gay,
OF Sinners was reckon'ed tie chief,
] ike you he went heedless astray,
Nor thought he should fade as the
leaf.
To lim splendid talents were lent,
Nhoseloss overwhelmed him withgrIef,
BE saw, twas too late to repent,
Nhen told he must fade as the leaf.
Then raising his eyes in despair,
He lookedthe penitent thief,
But ere he could utter prayer,
He faded away like the leaf.
Last night. he t1iis world babe adieu,
His {iiends haG long watcaed him with
grief,
Ills euti YVES too shocking to view,
lie fell like frost bitten leaf.
Let youth then no longer pursue
A course, that will plunge them in
grief:
3ut constantly keeplt IN view,
That they too must fade as the leaf.
Ia childhood let virtue be sown,
Lest manhood be poisoned with grief.
Or age oSertake you too soon,
Aud cause you to fade as the leaf.
Though none are exempt from the Fate,
Winch sp,ead such destruction and
grief:
But all must depart soon or late
and fade and decay as the leaf
Yet let US NOT rieve and repine,
Because ourexistence is brief:
Religion has comforts divine,
Which never viii fade as a leaf.
She bids us this world to resign,
And yield her our fullest belief:
rkenin Heaven like stars we shall shine
No more to decay as the leaf.
From the Charleston Times
TO the Ladies Of Charleston.
1e Bells and ye Lasses and pert little
things
Who trip in the frolicksome round
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r The moral in the following is ex-
ceilent; we could have wished the re.
petition Of the same, rhymes less Ire
quent.
Boston Csntinet.
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Mr.. Rasse1.--On my way to Church
last Sabbath, i passel through grove,
where the falling of the leaves, Occasion
led by tile frost the preceding night,1 re-
minded me more forcibly than ever oil the
.breyity of human life; ard also OF the
business of the Prophets sinllltude'
s,here he says, q NE all do fade as a
Lesf" On my return home, the subject
again occupied my mind, and led to the
following reflections, which, if you please,
You NAV publish as Saturdays Mom-
Tor. Yours, ANXIOUS. 9
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T. Swami, jD
Edward SEsg

t. All whs have c!ai5s agilfs
Firm Of Thomas Swami and Co. NV
soas Swami, jun. will be settled TIaN
to the subscribers: ani ID''
indebted to the sad firm. and lDop'
,Swann, jun. will make payment !" !,
whe are fully authorized to ss'af /"
same.
ns Cann
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lawrascn i Faat

Tho haDs far Sale
Said schooner's Cargo o.
1s0 tons French Plaster
10 barrels tanners Uil
10 barrels New England Rsn
October so
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Z. Swami,
Edward SsaNH
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). WE ALL Do FADE AS A LEAF

HOW rapidly time glides away,
Our being how transient and brlet
Ills hardly a moment we stay,
Before weIecay as the leaf.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, MARcH Z.

49,
The commissioners for holding the e
..,,iOn on the 9Th instant, for members
Jtbs Common Council Of Alexandra
{, enc year. having made their return:
4 me Of the said election, ! hereby
make known ttatthe following persons
ne duly elected -
FIRST WARD.
Tnomas Sanford, Thomas Preston, 10
s.h H. Davis, Craven P. Thompson.
SECOND WARD.
lanes M'Gaire, Noblet Herbert, ia
cob Morgan, Henry Nicholson.
THIRD WARD.
Jacob Hoffman, George Deneaie, JOhr
M'EinneY, Hugh Smith.
FovRTH WARD.
Robert |. Taylor, William Yeitch
Augustine ]. Smith. Peter Saunders.
Given under my hand this 9Th o.
March, in the yeac 1916.
EDM. l. LEE, Mayor.
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To establish Vaccine Institution in the
Town of Alexandria, and for other pur-
poses.
Whereas it is desirable to prevent
and guard against the introduction ofthe
small pox into the town of Alexandria,
| by encouraging vaccine incubation, and
Extending the benefits thereof to that
portion. Of the population, who, from pc
injury, improvidence, or incapacity, are
Entrusted to the care of the public autho-
lrity--
Be 1t therefore enacted, That there
shall be annually appointed by the Com
mon Council of the town of Alexander a.
ia physician chose duty it shall be to pro-
cure and keep constant supply Of fresh
vaccine matter, and to superintend the
progress Of incubation within the limits
| Of the corporation, and to inoculate and
attend such persons, as shall from time
to time be authorized to receive the be,
nefits of the said institution.
Sec. 9. BE it further enacted, That
Iany individual who, in the opinion of the
Mayor, shall lave attained legal resi-
|dence in the town of Alexandria, and
Shall be recommended to him by one
member OF Council from the Ward in
which such individual or individuals re
side, as person from poverty and indi-
gence is incapable Of procuring the bene-
fits OF the vaccine incubation, shall be
by the Mayor permitted to receive the
benefits of the institution. which permit
lshali be ia writing and regularly filed.
Sec. 8. .alld be It further enacted, That
1.-THE physician of the vaccine institution,
shall keep in book to be kept for that
purpose register of the names. ages,
color, aud residence ofsll persons so per-
mitted and inoculated by him, under the
authority aforesaid, and shall exhibit the
same at the end ofevery quarter of a
year, to the mayor and auditor OF public
accounts, who shall severalIy be aathoriz-
led to inspect the same.
Sec. 4. Ind be it farther enacted, That
the physician Of the vaccine institution,
shall in consideration of the services to
be rendered by him, in incubation and
attendance, receive one dollar per head
for each person by him inoculated and
attended, and it shall be lawful for the
auditor ofpublic accounts, OH the certi6-
bate Of the Mayor OF the numbers OF per-
sons, to grant warrants quartet yearly
for the same, to be paid cut Of the gene
raj fund.
Passed in Council the I'd day of
March, 1916.
AUG. J. SMITH,
President of the Common Council
of the Town of Alexandria.
APPROVED, 4TH MARCH, 1916.
EDM. |. LEE, Mayor.
Test,
/. p. THOMPSON, C. C.
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to deed of trust from
4 James Craik and wife, to the sub
scriber, to secure the payment of sum
Of money due to the president, directors
and company of the Bank of Alexandria,
will be sold at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on credit Of 6. 1e and rs
months, on Saturday the 9th of March
next, at l i o'clock, upon the premises, the
Three Story Brick Dreliing-H House SLot,
situate on the south side of Duke, be-
tween Fairfax and Water streets-for-
merly occupied BY The said James Craik,
aad now by Evan P. Taylor. Possession
will be given on the 25th March.
]. d. SIMMS, Trustee
feb % dts
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Revival Of Religion in Ns,o York.
Extract of letter just received in Phi
ladelphia from New York.

1--WE trust the Lord is about to pour
cut his Spirit on this our sinful city.
The work is evidently seen among the
,peopls of Mr.. Springs congregation,
that together with all the other church
es, have been. forthis some time past.
is in an awfully dead & cold state as ever
vas known before ; so much inatteRtion
prayer meetings and societies badly at
tended. But now thanks be unto God.
the scene is changed; all is croaded.
all is atteAtion, aud many are crying
what shall they do to be saved. 1t is
said in Mr.. Springs church, there are
upwards Of sixty that are under great
convictions, some have obtained hope.
Others in great distress, and some al
most IN despair"
Freeman's Journal.
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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles l. Catlett
UAS received per the ship Orion. di-
H rect from Hamburg, and offers fol
sale the following Goods, viz.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de
canters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, Britannias
Estopillas. Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Lis
|tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth
White Sail, stout hempen Iicklenburgs
I0snaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel Of a superior quialit,
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All of which will be sold on as gooe
terms as they can be purchased in thu
United States.
| N0y ~ 60.
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Ground Plaster.

THE subscriber hiss on hand and IN
tends keeping large and constant sup
ply of Ground Plaster, for sale at re-
duced price, at the mill on King street.
IA few doors below the Unpn Bank, and
lat his store on the wharf, aii
a. ?. COVER,
feb &c ,saWtf
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March T
Public Sale.

DURSUANT to Deed of Trust
q from Hugh W. Deneale to the sub
'scriber, for securing the payment Of
twelve hundred dollars and expenses OF
sale 4 interest, will be exposed to sale fol
ready money to the highest bidder, before
the Coffee House in Alexandria, on Tues.
day the 5th day of March next, a
Tract Of Land containing three hundred
acres, in the county Of Fairfax, adjoin.
ing the lands wherein VIM. Deneale
formerly resided.
ALSO,
Two Negro Slaves, one named Charles
about thirty years of age and one nam
ed John about 90 years OF age, CT so
mach of the said slaves and land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and in
iterest, if the said slaves are produced
on the day of sale, and if they are not
produced | shall proceed to Sell the said
Land. The sale to commence at 10 o
CLOCK.
Charles Page,
Trustee.
feb q is
The sale Of the above pro
perty is postponed till Tues
day the 18Th inst.
March 7
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.aac;csst Fasnitg.

There was much sound palpabIe arg1l
ment in the speech Of country lad, T.
an idler who boasted his ancient family
-~ss So much the worse" said the pea
sant, $ as we ploughmen say, the elde,
the seed, the aoorse the CROP"
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ca. York Courier

S q from speech Of .3fr. C. ~
"o'rn, at meeting held in .Ae,c
USE upon Tyne, IN ian. 1914, for tn
''r@ct'or Of a Sltnday School Union
=. 10 Scotland, it is knownthat parene
.,ae II 10 themselves, as a solemn du.
!, r' ). they teach their children TO rea,
g.. nc earliest possible period, and tina
b leach them to read the scriptures
s,s @wi'zeFland also, the mind is earl
~ s'sa to the attainment OF useful in
ee. s'gn. The peasantry are intelI
~, 1s oeycad the same rank OF nien j.
se oe'es countries. Now, SIR, in bot
'S'atrsss ! egYe cited, crimes &
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THE WEATHER.

On Sunday evening last, the 1sthinst
we experienced violent thunder storm
not often surpassed in midsummer. An
OK, the property of col. Rogers Of this
county was killed, and number d
horses narrowly escaped. We mention
this as remarkable circumstance in this
climate.-Rale;gh Star.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-07

In anagram. When the Saviour Of
The world was asked by PLATE, the Ro.
man prefectin Judea-Qaid est VeritGs Z
{ What is truth p we are informed b.
he sacred historian, that he made nt
.nswer. Anagramize the question, ant
gu have---Est tlr qi.i adest-It is the
nan before you. How eloquent tbeI
hat very silence!
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Port of Alexandria

Arrived schooner Resident, Allen,
New Bedford, 10 days; plaster e iron;
ito Thomas III. Rowland.
Nee York March, 4.
Capt. Porter, Of the Diana, spoke, Jan.
Z, lat. A, long, II, a spanish brig Is
days from N. Orleans for Bordeaux. 18th
lat. Sc long, Is, brig Wanderer, 40 days
from Alexandria for Cadiz.
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Ran ascdy, on Thursday Mst,
a N Apprentice to the shoe-makine
business. WIN RITTER, aged about
eighteen years had on a blue round
jacket, black domestic cloth pantaloOns,
a castor hat half wore, and other clothing
not recollected. Whoever takes up said
boy and returns him to his master, will
receive ole cent reward, but no thanks
N. B. Alfpersons are forbid harbor-
ing or employing said boy at their peril
William Morgan,
Fairfax street
March 7 st
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Assistant Wanted.

A PERSON acquainted with the Gro
Gerry Business, may hear of employment
by enquirins of the Printer.
~ An Apprentice to said business
also is wanted.
February "a
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]. f Caldwell

J. F Caldwell
Has Just received, and offers for sale,
Is barrels whskey,
20hhds. retailing molasses,
500 sides soal leather,
600 kegs white lead,
10 do. red do.
One ton whiting.
March 7 st
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German Goods.

BY the ship Resolution, Captain Jew
EFT, | have received from Bremen 277
packages Of LINENS, which are for
sale.
Robert Young.
February go colin
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March 2
Fifty Negroes for Sale

Fifty Negroes for Sale
At Faaquier Courthouse.
ON the 29th March, 1916, viii be sold
to the highest bidder, for cash, fifty Nei
groes, consisting of men, women and
children.
WV. BRENT, jun.
Admir- with the will annexed.
of Richard Brent.
January 3 con
Brocket's Fishery to Rent.
n WISH to Rent my Fish-Landings
iust above the town of Alexandria,
with two Seines, one of which IS $50
fathoms in length and % feet deep, the
other is just new, $50 fathoms in length,
and "a feet deep, with fish house and
house to cook In; and | should have no
objection to furnish four good hands to
work the boats-but should this fishery.
not be rented before the FIRST day OK
March, I Shall want good man to take
the management of the fishery, and 1
will either give standing wages or give
"a part of the profits as we can agree.
TVilia1n Hepburn.
January 49,. eol0thMar,
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.Np,c York March, 4.
ACT

To establish Vaccine Institution in the
Townof Alexandria, and for other pur-
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The English East India Company
have sent large collection Of the most
costly Perfumery as a present to the En-
peror of China.
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Two men have recently lost thei
ives at Halifax, by sleeping in room
n which charcoal was left burning.
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New School.


A Gentleman of liberal education. hav-
ing very respectable testimonials of abb
lily 4 character, will commence a School
in this place, as soon as sDitable room
can be procured,) for the instruction of
boys in the Latin and Greek languages,
Mathematics. Geography with the use of
Maps and the Globes, Rhetoric English
Grammar & Composition, Reading, :, tit
ing, &c.
Terms of tuition from five to eight doll
lars quar- ter.
Enquire at this Office.
". B. A liberal rent will be gwen for
a good School Room, in central and re-
tired situation.
July Is
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has fer sale Tract
of Land lying within miles OF the Town
of Dumfries, and within or OF the Geo :.
guam Mills, containing about 80 acres !;
there is on the Land a good Dv cling
House, the necessary Back Houses, and
good Barn, it is abRndantIy w5tered by
many fine Springs, and as healthy as any.
mountain situation. Abput so or 100
acres have been sown in clover. From ex-
perimcnts made on the land & clover crop
the plaster is found to act most benefcl-
ally. The land is bounded Oh one side by
an abundant stream of water, furnishing
a fine site for MiIl--there are also three
Houses OH the land, so situated as to be
convenient for three tenements. Will
give credit to the purchasers OF one ard
two wears. < will take in payment Slaves,
Rank Stock ofthe District Banks, OF
Chartered Banks of Virginia orpublic SCI
curities of any kind. a>-
PHILIP HARRISON.
Dumfries, June a5-ss s,asew