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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-30
LONDON, October 81.
BONAPARTE.

BONAPARlE.
Extract of letter from St. Helena, dated
the s0th August.
I" Bonaparte is sometimes very sulky.
and seldom pieased.-1'he furniture ar
rived from England gave him great sa.
tisfaction, but that will soon wear off
latterIy an ice machine has occupied
much of his time. He will soon cease to
be interesting, except to the casual visit
ers, who make all possible exertions to get
a sight of him; and he as cautiously en-
ieavors to find out all he can, but the RI
cid orders on people visiting him prevent
him hea ing much. The persons about
him are the greatest annoyance: if alone
he would be much better, and eventually
forget his former greatness in part, and
associate more with those who are sent to
watch over him. Sir Hudson Lowe and
he are on very bad terms, and the foreign
commissioners have not yet seen him: he
has no objection to receive them as indi.
viduais, but otherwise lie refuses"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-30

At the corner of King and Royal streets
have just received
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-30

sor snorttv tOcail the attention ut caIi-
gress to this plea classification for rob.
berry.
Butte return to the question, it sure
ly does not become US as ,uen or as
christians, constantly to be deploring
tie absence OF those calamities which in
ordinary parlance make the pages Of a
pubic paper interesting. Our curiosity is
indeed satisfied a, too dear rate, if no.
thins but lesalized murder, conflagra-
ton and robbery will answer. We have
reason to be grateful to benefcient
God that he has spoken peace to the
whrlwlnds and stayed the sword Of his
discriminating Angel. The husband and
thewife, the father and the son, may BOW
embrace in the hope that they may b.
allowed to dir in the family mansion.
and to be buried in the sepulchre Of their
ancestors. This is privilege which
Divine Providence has for long season
thought fit to deny to 4 great portion OF
eur fellow men--they have been sung to
the sleep OF death by the notes of the ra-
ven, the snow has been their winding
sheet, aud the howl of the northern blast
has been their funeral dirge. Surely no.
yelties of this kind are purchased at a
rate infinitely too dear.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Public Sale.

1VN7IIL be sold, at public anchor, on
w. Tuesday the 9TH day OF January
next, being the second day of Prince
William Court at tire late resi- enee OF
Alexander Henderson, OF Dumfries all
THE personal property at the mapsien
house. It's useless to enumerate il par
Iticularly. but amongst many other artii
cles are such as follow:
A large quantity ofbedding Of superior
quality: piano: an elegant violin a
new fashionable carriage with plated
harness and a pair Of horses mich
cows: 40 or 80 hams OF prime old bacon:
valuable carpetins: tea ware and glass
ware, etc. etc.
On this property credit of 9 months
will be given. the purchaser giving bond
and security, bearing interest irota the
date if not paid punctuaiiy.
Five slaves are for sale, viz. first
rate female cook, likely well tutored
girl OF Ia, a young man of good cbarac-
ter rough blacksmith, and two valuable
idiHlIHS HtSTo men, one aOOut 25 the
other about s5 years old. the one about
25, to be sold as near Fauquier court:
house as may be, to be near his wife, aud
the other for like reason near Lees.
burg Inman Horner, Esq will sell the
These people may be seen at
Dumfr!es till the day Of sale, and Oh that
day, but will not be publicly exposed -
the executor does not deal with foreign
purchaser or their agents-they need
not call, and are asked not to dc so.
Cash viii be asked fer the servants.
The dwelling house itself with its ap-
purtenances will be sold on very mode.
rate and accommodating terms. The
mouse is spacious and convenient: the
out houses are good. and the garden pre.
pared With great labor and taste, so az
to be at once remarkably productive and
handsome. The society of the village is
very agreeable and bargain may be had
in this property.
II II. Henderson,,
acting executor of Alex. Henderson
deceased.
Leesburs, l.. G. Dec. 1919 dta
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Valuable lanyard for Sale
OR RENT.

yTyRE subscriber wishing to remove
4 from the state of Virginia, will sell
low, or rent tor term of years, his
LANYARD at occoquan, consisting of "a
watts. houses sufficient to contain several
hundred cords of bark, and embracing
almost every convenience Tor carrying
on the business extensively. Attached
to the lanyard is a very comfortable
dwelling house, with out houses. The
purchaser or tenant can have the stock
of ba.k, leather, etc. at valuation, fo'
cash or ON short credit, by giving salts
factory security.
Occoquan, IL mo ~ dSw
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AZ may uc INV psiuo oho R'@c "
Ian American, to ask, What farmer, wha
lmechanic, what laborer. ever sees ia,
gatherer of the United States "-Thi
was the flattering junction. which Mr.. JEFF
ferson applied to the hearts Of the people
and by which he multiplied the disciples
| of his school. 1t allured immense shoaI.
| of fishes into the net OF democracy. Eco
nemy was the talismanic word. A rigid
money saving economy was to be observ
ed in all the departments of the govern
ment. Supernumerary officers were to
Ibe Topped away. The salaries OF officers
we're to be moderate. A strict and uni
versal accountability, in regard to the ex
|penditure of public money, was to b.:
maintained. The government was to be
truly republican, in point OF plainness,
Itrugality, and the absence of that costly
pomp which distinguishes the courts OF
monarchs. In short, we were to have a
cheap government; government, whose
charges wosld scarcely be felt by the peo-
pile. This was, from year to year, the
sing song of Mr.. Jefferson, and of the
prominent characters OF his party. IL
was the standing theme of the newspa
lpers devoted to their cause. While they
teemed with invectives against the prodi
|gal waste of former times, they aunounc-
ed new era, distinguished for incor-
iruptness, frugal!ty, and republican sim
iplicity.
Fifteen years have elapsed since de-
mocracy began its career with these flat
'tering promises and the burthens of the
people are now more than qaadrupled.
The farmer, the mechanic, the laborer,
every man but the houseess and naked
imendicant, sorely feels the gripping hand
of the tax satherer. And are they com
imisserated by their deceivers /? Rot al
all. Basking in high places, they are as
merry as grigs- They have even cast OF
their sisors. They speak with the pride
of princes, and as though the people were
made fur them.
Take, for example, Governor Wright.
of Maryland, He is an old democrat
one OF the elders of that community oneI
who. in zeal for national economy, had
been scarcely behind the great sage him
seit. On tAe compensation bill, or the
bill giving double pay to copgressmen,
Gov, Wright rises in his place and speaks.
And does he express any fellow feeling
for the people, SO heavily loaded viii,
burthens which be himself had helped to
bring upon the'nf Does he talk of eco
Monty, and exho-t congress to be content
with their wages, considering that the
times are hard ? Not he. 1t is thus that
the economist and patriot, the once pea.
Pile loving Governor Wright, speaks now.
de says, that " members of congress
ought to live ike gentlemen" 8: That
they ought to have pay enough to driak
good wine, and to ride out to congress
hall in carriages" "Ihat they ought
TO be able to take their families with
'hen to congress, aud the Pablo should
bear the expense"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Stolen from my Pocket,

Yesterday afternoon, my Pocket Book;
cnptainl. :, tao Notes Of FIT, Dollars
earh on the Mechanics Bank, aud some
smaller notes: one tl the note. had been
torn III Two and na,ted together. Ifany
suspicious per.On should offer to pass
notes OF this descrip ion. it IS requested
that they may be stepped A reward Of
90 dollars will be given for tie Book and
It's contents ard detection &, the thief.
Alexander Baggett.
December 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Paintings, Jewellery, &c

yESKE collection OF Paintings of Mr..
u DemiiIierc, will be sold, at public
aaction, on Thursday January Cd, at tive
o'clock. P. NJ. in the same room on PITT
street where they have been exhibited.
Also, at the saue time will bs sold, o
collection of Jewellery, viz. White Cor.
nelian, Coral and Gold Necklaces, Gel'
Lockets and Rings, a few rich Diamond
Rings, one Diamond weighing 8 or &c
craIno, mounted in Breast Fin, ditto
Ruby, with other Jewellery OF less va.
Ius-soms handsome Fans, etc. The
whole of which will be exhibited OF
Thursday 10Th, and Thursday ed of ia
nuary. Any of the articles will be solo
at private sale if wanted previous to ths
auction.
December 10 19hD9th&gdJan
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Port Of Alexandra.
FROM TIE EXCH4NGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

Dec. 18.
Arrived, sloop Reporter, Capt, Allen
from Richmond; suHdry country pro
duee; to different merchants Of the dis
trict.
Passed a number Of vessels in Mamie
moy Reach, bound up.
Arrived, scn'r Mary, Clements, Bal,
tinore Cargo, various articles of mer-
chantlize for the merchants and others Of
the district.
ENTERED
Schooner Esho, Doe, Antigua
Schooner Mary, Clements, Baltimore
Sloop Harmony, Clark, Savannah
Siuep Reporter, Allen, Richmond.
CLEARED
s!oop Regulator, Chadwick, Balti
more. Cargo -four, shipped by Lawra
san and Fowle
Schooner Lydia, Brown, Boston. Car
go fosr, shipped by Daniel Barnes ane
John q. Ladd.
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a Farmer from the Country
Wishes to purchase near light * strong
Family Carriage. Auy person who may
have one for sale, will be pleased to leave
ii description of it, and the lowest price
with Mir. Mott, tavern keeper.
A pair of young Horses,
well broke at moderate price-wouI,i
not be objected to.
December 10 CT
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Il ca X d.


IA -. A'&ASOAA,
Informs the inhabitants of AIexandri:.
and OF Fairfax County,
Z SHAT he has recently settled in
4 Alexandria, and will practice Me
dlcine and Surgery in the town 4. coun
cry. Any persons wishing to consult
him may find him at his dwelling On
Fairfax street, near the lower end Of The
market house.
December 10 dim
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Favorite Dances,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. i

SCENE FIRST.
4 Pas Dieux, with Pantomime, called
The Happy Lovers.
end. A Dance By Seignor Schira.
Sd. A Hornpipe, in character of Sal
Tor, by Madame Schira.
4th. APas Dieux. in Turkish character
by Seignor aud Madam schira.
5th. A Dance: accompanied with CAST
nets, by Madam Schira.
9th. To conclude with Waiting in va
risty Of figures.
Between the different scenes, the or
cbestra will perform variety Of the mos
and fashionable airs.
10 commence at 7 O'Clock precisely.
Tickets One Dollar, TO be had at thu
Herald Office, at the store of n. Fienso
and at the Theatre Office.
December Is ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19

The lovers Of fine dancing will be high.
" gratified at the theatre this evening
ihe inducements to attend are very con.
siderable--as the bill of fare presents q
variety oi elegant dances seldom practis,
ed in this country. The performers are
Europeans, who have crossed HE Atlantie
with the, fand expectation ofreceivins in
tbs country thai patronage which the
Known iItera'ity Of our citizens would
lead them to expect. H.
Dec l9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19

The Subscriber has for Sale
A few Gold Seals and Keys with Mu
steal Work inside, very handsome
ALeo
9 elegant Repeating Watches
Ladies Sold Watches
Few dozen ditto at different prices.
The above articles will be sold low
for cash.
Louis Heeler.
December IS st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Alexandria Morocco Manufac
tory.
At the Corner IF 0ronoko G. Water

vi Tie CUrHEF " UTUHURU u VHtGT
streets near the Fish chaJ,
Where my be had, Morocco Tor gen.
tIcmen's bosts, Morocco and American
Kid of all colors for ladies' shoes, COACH
makers and hatters' Lining skins, hate
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar"
ticles manufactured in the best manner
by the Subscribers.
John u. Bcnkhert g Co.
N, B. Ali kinds of Silks scowered and
dyed in the best manner.
November eott
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Notice is hereby given.
De- ember 10

y 81
ENHAT The Collector oil the Revenue
4 tor the s2d collection district Of
Virginia, or his Deputy will attend at
I.eesburg, FROM the lst to the 18th Of
January, 1917
.'lddleburg, Monday 6
Aide, Wednesday 8
Waterford, Tuesday IA
HIlIsboroush, Thursday l6
Upperville. Saturday Is
West End, in Fairfax, Saturday 4th
January
HendIey Nelson's, Monday 9th
Fairfax Court House, Monday 10th,
For the purpose of receiving the entry
f carriages, with the harnes used there
ior, agreeable to an act of congress. pass
ed the 10th day OF October 1914, which
entry is thereby required to be made :
for failing to do which penalty of dou-
bic the amount of the duty imposed by
he act of the 18th Of December 1914,
will be encurred Given under my hand,
December 2, 1916.
JOHN LlTTLEJOHN,
Col ectOr Of the Revenue.
IT, Non-residents are informed t!,at
DANIEL MINoR, Esq. Of Alexandria,
will receive the amount Of their Direct
Tax, upon property holden by them in
the counties OF Loudoun and Fairfax,
which tax if not paid before the / lth day
Of January 1917, will be sent on to the
designated collector at Richmond. Fer
sons DESTROYS of seeing their lists may do
"a by applying to me at Motifs, in Alex.
andria, OIL lie 9th or 10th of January
next.
December 6--s eo6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Land for Sale.

A tract or parcel Of Land, containing
between two aud three huns, ed acres,
on The north side of OccOquan. in Fair
Tax county, about 5 miles west of Deco
guam mills. It's well watered with ne
yer iallns springs, it is also well timber
eu' aud the great quantity of fur timber
oh u renders 1t the more valuable TO any
person IN the cOopering line. This land
Is vi the middle soil, and produces corn.
wneat or any other grain teleya6le we'll
t"ete Is about 100 acres cleared and un.
0er god fence. The improvements are
iSg swelling house & other out houses
anu eeOd apple orchard of about sixty
Also.
Vae Other tract in the same county
Si'n,n three miles OF Occoquan, lying OF
Sanoy Run. containing AZ acres-on'
!. "s' ID cultivation and under good fence
s s remainder heavily numbered, Their,
arc On the premises an old framed dwell
Jug ooase and out houses and an appl,
Ofcaaro OF eighty bearing trees.
any persoa iuciining TO purchase cal
new the premises and know the term
y applying to the subscriber who live
Near them.
Thomas Gossom.
%NVfem0er so Qmonths+
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-19
Alexandra Theatre.

SEIGNOR and MADAM ScHlRA,
)anoers from the Kings Theatre and
Italian Opera. London--and from the
Theatres in Portugai-just arrived in
town.
I'm AVE the honor to inioru, the Ladies
4 4 and Gentlemen of Alexandria that
hey will, fer the first time, dance a
number of
Favorite Dances,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. le.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23
Loudoun Land for Sale.
II WILL dispose of the tract of Land
on which / now reside, it contains
600 Acres,

Three hundred of which are handsome
" timbered, 100 is in wheat and the re-
sidus in clever-It produces from five to
ten barrels of corn to the acre. and is as
well adapted to the use of clover and
plaster as any land in the county. There
is ON it two story brick house, 4S feet
long, and % feet wide, with eight con-
yenient rooms it has most of the neces-
sary out buildings. This land is situated
on the river Potomac and is about eight
miles below Leesburg, 25 from George
own and so from Alexandria. Whear
may be taken from the farm to the Sc
neca Mil. for less than one cent per
bushel, where it will command within
few cents of the Georgetown and Alex
andria prices-The land will be shewn
by the subscriber, or in his absence by
Michael keogly.
EDGAR M'CARTY.
Dec. IA. 2aw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23

--rsrlax. IAN. 5 lawSw
%Or freight to any Port in Europe,
1FN BligORLANDQ, capt. Hall, bur-
Ssa@ then 900 tons or 1900 bbIs. will
g. ready tor the reception Of cargo in a
], )" uays-Apply to the Master on board
u, FarOa, Meicn!f. s. Co.
pra mo OHer for sale said briggs sarge OF
Ss s'ep lalster Paris, and a few boxes
iaa Q 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 500 acres on 70
s.msc River. about miles from Dunn
irip, and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
( Good for corn, small grain and grass.
Tie improvements are dwelling house
n rood repair containing six rooms, a
Kitchen. laundry, stables and other ne
sessary house. The extensive marshes
POW nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most ffattering
prospect Of rendering this valuable
tarmby an iuconsiderable devotion of la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or TO .Nssles Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra :
John A Washington,
Near CaarestOwn, Jefferson County, Va
June IA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23
0td and Genuine MADEIRA Nine.

Just landed and for sale at NJ. Sander
sons warehouse, on fuckers wharf,
~ TX hhds. ARD ten quarter casks first
y quality London particular Madeira
Wine. imported in the ship RobertWaln,
to Norfolk, from the ancient and highly
respectable house of Scott and Co. now
Scott, Pringle, Veitch and Co.
Apply to
James Patton,
or James SanderSon.
Jnuary s
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1850
Lands fos Sale.

PURSUANT to a Deed of Trust
a from Hugh w. Deneale to the sub
sefiber, for securing the payment Of,
twelve hundred dollars and expenses Of
sale, will be exposed to sale Tor ready
money to the highest bidder, before the
Coffee House lii Alexandria, On Tues
day the 9th day of February next, a
Tract of Land containing three hundred
acres, in the county of Fairfax, adioins
ing the lands wherein VIM. DeneaIs
formerly resided. The sale to com.
msnce at IL o'clock.
Charles Page,
Trustee.
Ian on -
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r E M O V A 1.
J. f. Caldwell,

]. +. Caldwell,
Has removed his store to the corner OF
Prince and Umsn-streets, where he
offers for sale,
l quarter cask and one gross Mur-
dock wine
ditto and one ditto old pert ditto
10 ditto dc Colmenar ditto
90 ditto ditto sweet Malaga ditts
bids. and one gross London
particular Teneriife ditto
2 pipes Catalonia ditto
4 ditto dry Lisbon, years old ditto
10 boxes claret ditto
90 dozen Champagne ditto
10 boxes Malaga cordials, assorted
400 ditto ditto laisins
SO casks ditto ditto
1900 weight English cheese
20 tons shot and cylinder gunpowdet
8 pipes Holland gin
8 ditto cogniac brandy
10 puncheQns rum
10 ditto molasses
100 kegs Waite paint
9 casks hitting
900 jars New-fork picked oysters
so ditto Malaga grapes
so boxes Malaga fgs
so ditto shel'ed almonds
200 Demyohns
1000 lbs. seine twine
10 chests imperial and young hyscn
tea, first quality
so empty gin eases
90 dozen sifters
10000 segars
so tierces fine salt. for table use
90 bags coffee, mustard, pepper,
cloves, mace, allSpice, nutmegs,
&c. &c.
January 60 ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23
Land for Sale.
925 Acres.

935 Acres,
In the county of Fairfax, four miles from
George Town and " Washington CITY
and ten frem Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
Georgetown to LeesbErg passes.
Ut is bounded more than mile by the
Potomac, on which lies so or 90 acres
of rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fin
timber, dwelling house with 4 rooms,
a large barn and few out Buildings
This land was originally of the first qua
lily, and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible of Improvement BY
the use OF gypsum.
A Mil Seat,
To which any part of the above land may
be attached, and from which -four may
De water,borne to George T own. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, it
will be capable of driving all the year any
machiner. that may be erected: the ex-
pense in conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
d trip a day "'oJ be madH NJ the hnats
navigating the river.
go acres,
In the county of Loudoun, 8 miles below
Leesburg, lying on Broad Run-29o "a
cres are heavily timbered, the balance is
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. Matthias. of Leesburg, or Mr..
Lu9,CelI Lee, OF Belmont, will shew the
land and make known the terms of sale.
The whole of the above property will be
sold on long credit (f required with
interest from the date.
Richard II. Love.
Rokeby, August II. 60
PRINTING,
Handsomely executed at the Office of the
Alexandria Gazptts
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S1I,GS AT VENDUE..

n. e7eJ1I ILECSIILty t"sSI
WILL BE SOLD,
i, ,yaudue Store, corner OF Prince
tme and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
nm Goods, Groceries, &c;
nS l.rs of which viii be expressed IN
PAfus tlls bills Of the day.
- All kind Of goods which are on
. ..t;on and the prices of which are
hFal sIr;aSed. can at any time be viewed
s'i ,sDanrcbased at the lowest limitation
.sdgices. e MARsTELEER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23
TUESDAY. JANUARY 23. 1916
DE. Ree's Cyclopedia.

SUBSCRIBERS to the above work
~ are respectfully informed that the
48th and 49th numbers have lately been
eceived and ready for delyery.-A.s
he publication of the Cyclopaedia will
shortly recommence, under arrangements
somewhat different than formerly--such
of the subscribers as have not received
the publishers Circular Letter on the
subject, can see copy oft at the book
store of
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A London made square PIANO FORTE
with additional keys and pedal.
Also-95O reams writing and letter
Paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23
For Sale.

For Sale,
A Let on Pitt street, near the cor
ner of Pitt and Duke streets, with
a irame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
A LOT on Duke street, near the said
corner. and adjoining the residence OF
Col. Simms.-For terms apply to Mr.,
John Longden in Alexandria.
Lewis III Machen,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23

"U1nfsuFtu OUuHGH, C0s
EOHN SMITH brought before me thu
O undersigned justice of peace for said
county, as an estray, straying on his
premises, small brindle Cow, about 6
or years old, has a white spot on her
flank, white bag, large horns turned up,
and marked with two crops and an un-
derbit of her ears. Appraised at twelve
dollars.-Given under my hand & seal,
this 10Th day of January, 1916:
A. FAW.
~ The person owning the above
Estray, may have her on proving pro-
perty and paying charges, at the sub
scriber's adjoining the poor house near
Alexand. ia.
January 90 st