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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23

Hahn'S Az IT, Bilious PattS.
The operation Of these pills is perfect
mild. SO as to be used with safety by Pc
ps in every situation, and Of every ages
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23

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disorder for the sake OF moderating dor
the present some of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from numerous Lit
TO II. LEE. 80
Being DESTROYS to make public for tho
good of Others the excellent quality of
HAAilLTON'S ELIXIR, prepared by
the late MIR. Lee, have sent you the fel-
lowing account of the benefit | have re-
ceived from it; which ] hope will induce
others to give it ttlial. In consequence
of bruize ON the breast received from a
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, aud frequently / have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
all tile horrors Of immediate saffocation.
Add to these, constant pain in my
breast aud a cough, great loss OF
strength and flesh, and YOU may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching CONSUMPTION. The advice
VI most eminent physician was resorteI
to, and afterwards second was called
in, but without giving NE any relied
Another physician, WHO knew me and
the circumstances of my case, adrised
me 10 g.ire Haa;iton's ELiris' tria}---
saying, he had 4sed sat in his practice,
and alagays found 1t to do mach good. Y
bottle was procured, and I found re1iel
before Ihad taten half eft. Icoltinled
to it, and was soon strong enough to
attendto business. Or taking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways renewed by dose or two OF the e
lixir.
GEO. BENNER, jr,
No. II, Bn,ld street, Philadelphia.
Hamlllon's Essence and Eatract Of
A safe and efftsc,tarsL:
and chronic rheumatism, ssJ'tr- tee'' aeate
Sout paIsy. Iumbagoo, nunlbness, white
ssweil;ngs, cMlblains, spralns, bruises, PaiA
in the face anG neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
-Iently adapted both for external and IN
ternal use. -.
The pills operate mildly by insensibie
perspiration, expelling the supefhuous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to tie stomach, create appetite, ana
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23
Rippon Lodge,

Cos.sains from roo TO 500 acres on Fo-
.auac river. about 5 miles from Dunn
iriies as.a 10 from Alexandria. The soil
i good ior corn, small gram and grass
he improvements arc dwelling house
IN god repair containing SIX rooms, q
titclsrx, laundry, stables and other ne
sesSry house. The extensive marshes
nur nearly dry belonging to this estate
'as to The purchaser the most hatterng
Fspeet Of rendering this valuable
hnuby an inc5nsideFable devotion Of Ia
bar. Fm terms apply TO the subscriber
ito .aotlrt Hsracrt, Esq. Of alexander :
John A Washington,
sar Cllarlestoun, Jefferson County, Va
lme ia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23
This is to give Notice,

q It's IS 10 give NOtsCT,
! That I Shall peIition Charles County
Sourt at tie ensuing March term, Tor
ae benefit of the insolveut law OF the
sals Of MARYLAND: all persons who may
,sa themselves interested IN this petl-
%n ase he. cby notified thereof.
W;itiam N. Harrison.
Fort Tobacco, Charles County,
Maryiaass. I'm. S4-ia. Dim
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23

i NEGRO Man his wife and two
n cSiiaren-A bargain may be had,
q iul@masion--Apply to the Printer.
iau
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23

A OF oi l5roulld for Sale,
srsatiag ST feet on Fairfay-street aad
assalae uAlstber Of feet on Royai-street,
and RAINING from the enc street $40
feet 70 inches, to the other the above
Width, being parts Of lots No, g ano
"a, on the plaa Of Alexandra. On the
sid goasd there IS great abundance Of
EXCELLENT building sand.
\ The sbayeiet is she property q tne
her 81 Daucan AscNiven. alias NiFea
aeceasea, lateof AicxanSria. Fer terms
4ply.ic alr. .4adrelo JamigSen.
jaIssry Is. 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23
For Sale or Rent,

The s,ree story brick HOUSE s.
Wrea King street, lately occupied oy
soe domestic CoMpaay. Justly consider,
sdoue Of the best stands 10 town ana
veil calculated for the accommodation Of
assntsel fasgiiy and an extensive basl-
aeAs--Possessiioa may be bad after the
iatvs March next.
IaLn O. odd
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23
sOr Gharlest0n or Savannah

f0r Gh4rleStOn or Savannail.
As freight may offer,
kfS Inc supeSioSaad last sailing
t. TIP Scllr. Planter.
apt. Alexander Lane, bur
sFsr IT, tons o. about geo bbls. resa,
ssTf'e inmca;ate reception Of q cangc,
= hras--apely to the captain on ooara
ada.ns. Herbert < 60.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23

lismlIy of Negroes Tor Sale,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
From France.

rL;, Bosrox, June 60.
Io, ms rs morn morning we were favored with the
'Oan OF Parls papers to 18th uav.-.Tbo1
contain the particulars oftbe aff,ir r my
gre 1t would appear that lar~e
BODY OF iactiouS people early in Nav -.
s,,I together in the department. Of
dIsere, to make a emp de main unon Gre.
noble they were headed BY some d.
banded haIf-pay officers and other revoIn-
s.'IS ; put were eventually routed. some
killed, others taken, and order resfo oUe
ny the national guards, &c. II alec ' Gus
8ears there were number of perso,s
Paris who had knowledge of the niot IL. ~
eau adopted various measures tn rs;o a"a
ierment in the public mind. m a. ,aise
v ns event, and uniting false reports Of Teg
.a The leaders and manv - u yep e
tnoc oncerned had seized b. ,h a.e ns,; OF
anu were TO receive exenn az Pollc e
FRO hoP pp, punishment Beyond ibis 5rt; sha
VIC ATS papers afford nothing of moment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
- 2 -S.- -
FOR EIGN.

| JENNA, April IL.
We understand that Count de Stadion
persists In his system of free importation
OF foreign merchandise. He considers -
to be means OF producing emulation in
manufactures of different cou tries.
Pans, May 6.
The celebrated Polish General, kosc;.
us&o, continues TO reside at Soleure. vhers
he enjoys the highest consideration
They write from Dion, the Cd inst
gen. Veauy, M Liseas, brother.in-Inw IF
! Maret, duke Of Basssaho, and formerIv 70.
ceiver general of the department. of Cote
dor, and Messrs. Roger and HerooIx
tine latter mayor of Dion during the usur,
pahon) who were detained in the cit.JaI
OF Desancon, arrived here last Satnr,Isv
escorted by gendarmerie, aud were con-
veyed to the Conciergerie.o
Letters from Paris state, fiat iha
nance minister in that country evner;a,
ces sumo difficulty i'll carrying into ottant
project he had contemplated of ra;s;no
loan. On Friday last, it is said. ment;n-
OF about twelve of tue princinaI hantana
Paris was held to consider Of ;, 800,
rom the minister for loan of so m;}I;naa
49,, ~ "ioie inaH TWO millions
sterling. Inc terms offered were an in.
vestmeht OF I'VE per cents. at so. which
tne bankers are represented to have do.
clined: The market price has been far
some time past between 50 and 6O--bnt
whether lt was that the idea of loan was
deemed likely to depress public credit or
that the sum to be raised was thought ton
large, the profit, though apparently cons;.
detao'e, did rot appear tempting enonob
to the bankers, and they declined tho 6f.
fer. '''' ol-
There is the following comment in +ho
.Petersburgh Gazette upon a remark mol
upon Russia bya member of the Honse nf
Commons - vi
90. PErERsBUR @, March 81.
The Official Gazette has published t,a
following article -" MIR. i; nav 49, s',.
said, In the English House of Con, ,a,ey
: Russia IS exceedingly powerful -
the extent of her territory and nor no ~"
ton are considered. she washes boz pop.,n.
hand in the Black Sea, and her left - ~
bal Ic, and rests, on the extrenifies nc ~
globe 1t is asto nishing to hear fins t;nd
OF Language from native of FnalanI
whose hands and feet are washed 3n w
the seas in the universe" ga
o., AZ ia, r "tNoA, April Is.
va the lth OF this month an English
prlg entered this port having on board all
ms MaJesty's subjects, sixty one in nuYnbar o..
VINO were IN slavery in Algiers. The car.
tam OF the brig reports, that Lor,l ~
moutnS squadron sailed from TINT port On
the 9TH April, after having happily tern 4"
mated WITH the Dey of Alglers the srronns-
clude. o'ed 70 con-
Iae English feet was to sail to Tuu;.
anu tneoGe to to fnPoli, for the same MIR,
of this duchy. e '"'iAOlIahts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
BALTIMORE, June 81.
THE SCHOONERROMP,

From the Richmond Compiler, we have
copied into preceding column an account
of the Seizure of this vessel, and the arrest
Of two other officers. Before this infer
nation came on, an accident put the Off
GERS of government in this city in possessi-
on of some information touching the schoo-
ner which induced captain Spence to des-
patch the United States schooner Asp, SAL
ling master Dorsey. armed and manned
with 30 ur 80 seamen, marines and sOldi-
ers to take the Romp. As thecase is now
before a Judicial tribunal, justice requires
suspension of public opinion on its mer-
its.--Pdtriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
From the baltimore Patriot.-..Juae 90
THE SCHOONER ROMP

AS gross misrepresentation are circula.
ted IN relation to the Schooner Romp. Cr
SantatecinO, as well as destinations thrown
out against the reputation of some of thn
most honorable and respectable merchants
III the United states, We state, for public
information, hat Admiral Thomas Tavlor.
who signs the instructions to the officers
OF the Santafecino, as citizen of Buenoe
Ayres, has been in the service fourteen mr.
hiteen years, and was sent to this cm,ntrv
by the BueDos Ayres government 6e
brought public funds with him. "
With these funds he purchased tbe
Romp and fitted her oat with a reonjar
commission frOmb bis government. Not he
ing acquainted with our laws, he cleared
out the schooner as an American vesset
which was an error. The American mer'
chants who appear in print as agents of
Taylor, were named in the same Way that
agents were constituted IN France or other
foreign parts by American priyateers. in
the war with England we understand
they were named without their own autho.
rity.
AS to the Romp being Pirate, il is en-.
tlreIy false; she was regularly comrbissi-
Oned Privateer under the Patriots Of Bne.
nos Ayres, and has molested only Spanish
royal vessels, and property, which she had
right to take.
we avow ourselves to be among that
great majority Of tie American 6eople.
whc! rejoice at every thing not criminal.
having a tendency to complete the indie,
Psndence OF the South American patriots.
we 90 not consider the sale of the Ameri
can vessels to the Spanish Patriots, with a
view te convert them into privateers, as an
act o. the least criminality nor viii the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
NEw-BRyNswIcE, June 27.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY EVENT.

About four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
a young Frenchmau by the name of Ber-
ard, took from before the door of the Rev.
Dir. Mclaughlin, in this city, Horse and
Gig, and drove off at full speed, over the
bridge towards New York. An alarm was
given in about fifteen minutes, and the
fugitive was pursued and overtaken about
five miles from the city. We understand
the horse and cir belonged to a baptist
Minister who mad been collecting money
for the purpose of building church and
that the sum collected (about 500 delIars)
WIS deposited in the box ofthe gig. The
money we believe was not disturbed.
Mr.. Berard is young man who has had
the superintendent of the affairs Of Mr..
De Nearitte, during his late residence in
France, and has hitherto supported an ir-
reproachable character. What has led
him to this extraordinary and daring at
tempt, we areat loss to conjecture. The
general opinion seems to be that he is not
Ut sane mind.
- When tins paper went to press, at 6 P.
VI. he was under examination
FREEDMAN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
BALTIMORE, june %.

On Saturday Lass, one Of the passengers
in the Stage on the Philadelphia Road, near
Havre de Grace, by sudden Jolt was
thrown out and killed II appeared on
examining hls'papers and effects, that his
name was Wade, that he had some con-
nexlon with the pirates of whose arrest we
yesterday gave an account from Rich
mond paper, and we understood some Gu.
rious discoveries were made in relation TO
the persons who were concerned in the
komp' Tie had with him great variety
on hags apparently intended to be used as
signals at seas--fed. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.

'sPp~ea W W toiSSds
LATEST FROM NEW. ORLEANS. |
Ertract Of a letter dated Ne,c- Orleans,
june Cd.
"Since my last, per the Orleans, nothing
materially interesting has occurred in re-
fation to the crevasse or Eruption of the
river. The measures of the governor and
city corporation proved inadequate to the
object, and it has been permitted to flow
uninterrupted; and at one time it threat
ened a wide spread ruin to the whole city.
But divine Providence whichseems always
ready to extend a protecting hand to us in
our misfortunes, has again come to our re-
lief, and by very unexpected and extra
ordinary early fall of the river, has check
ed the evil, and promises an early termin-
alton to our calamity. The water has al
ready reduced considerably, and it is hop
ed, in few days more, the city will be
free from it it will however take some
time for the surrounding country to be per-
fectly drained.
With the subsidins of the river, we are
happily favored with plentiful rains, which
tend to wash away the places which have
been inundated-a circumstance which we
consider favorable to the health of the city
notwithstandinggr great emigrations are TAX
ing place; and it is supposed that few per-
sons who are able to remove, will remain
here after the end Of the present month.
Phil. Gax.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

upon tae subject, itLecomes my duty to
demonstrate against practice for which
the laws OF nations afford no pretence 3
which is inconsistent with the regulations
existing between our respective govern
ments; aud the continuance of which.
must be attended tn serious and ilnpor-
taut consequences.
Very respectfully sir, have the honor
10 be, your obedieat servant.
(Sisned) LEWIS CASS.
" The officer commanding
his Britannia .Najesty's
resSeL IecuMSeh."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
CHARLESTON, June s7.

STILL LATER F,RO.u NEJy. ORIEaU,o
By gentleman, passenger in the shin
OHt0R, Captain ARNOLD, arrived here yes.
terday from New-O Orleans, in % DAYS. we
were furnished with the papers of thai city
to the 18th inst. inclusive. They cortaiI,
no iurther particulars Of the inundation, ex-
cept what we have extracted below.
Inc passengers inform that the water in
the Mississippi had fallen tue feet, ana
continued OH the decline when they lief,
the city, 18th June. The water in the city
was gradually subsidiug, and most of the
inhabitants who had quilted their dwell
lings were returning to them. It was ge-
nerally supposed than the river would no,
rise again this season, as has usually been
the case in that event, it was aeprehend-
ed that the deleteriOus effects on the health
OF the city, unless great quantities of rain
should tall, would be very serious. MANY
families had moved to Natchez and other
places, and many more would follow.
Inc following paragraph is extracted
from the latest paper -
AS the Mississippi is now falling, the
creyasse water an tbe rear of the CITY. as
the summer advances, will recede oradu.
ally, leaving behind itgreat quantities Of
vegetable and animal putreiaction, whicl
cannot fail to produce the most deleteri.
GUS consequences to tie inhabitants. unless
we should be favored with great and fire.
quent rains during the hot season, or as a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
WAsHGxGToN. June 90.

II 70 not little amusing to find the most
creditabIe as well as the most factions of
INC federal prints, wonderfully exulting at
'he advertisements appearing for the sale
OF the lands OF those individuals la the Sc
Verai states who bad failed to pay their
proportions Of tl;c Direct Tax Tor tie pre.
sent year. Behold, say they, the effects
OF democratic rule ! Now, they chaunt,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
COyMnEscE or c9Nyo,

There arrived at the port of QIebec from the
LIST to the l2ih of June, ten ships and briggs from
London, twelve from Liverpool, and thirteen
from other ports in &. Britain and Ireland m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

succedaneum for rain, the water of the ri
yer be let into al the cutters of the streets.
by which they could be cleansed, and al
the same time prevent that stasnation,
which the subSiding of the water from the
crevasse will necessarily produce.
City Gazette,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

An abortive attempt has been made to
force the vault of the Cheshire bank.
~ :, Bost pap.
[ indeed we consider it very foolish at
temptTeastern banks are not noted for
an overplas Of the .neeafal
.aarora,
NEW YoRK, June %.
,.c ne nrN'sh packet Montague, arrived at TYa.
liiax on the 18th inst. i'll 81 days from Falmouth.
.lier. ADV.
ne schooner Piattsburg, Davidson, has ar ri.
We Al Baltimore IN 30 days from Naples, a nd
2@ from Gibraltar. with SPECIE.-B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
I.uMBEnroN. Nc. Jrne {

LuMBERTeN, n. C. June es.
Ectraordinary and Shocking Occur.
rence.--on Friday afternoon, the 9TH inst.
Mrs. Anna Ratiey, was riding across the
Gum Swamp, (about IL miles from this
place. where the water was but little more
''an knee deep, the beast on which she rode
was attacked by an alligator, and in the
struggle, Mrs. Ratley was thrown and the
moment she fell, the monster seized. biz
and mangIed her horribly, of which wound,
She died on Monday last. Her husband
and brother were near at hand and ran to
her assistance, and in rescuing the woman
one OF the men received blow from the A.
ilgafor without sustaining much injury, and
alter shooting. seven or eight times, they
succeeded in killing him he measured Ii
feet in length.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
4NORfOlh, JutIt 20.
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCES.

We sincerely regret having to announce
the death of Mr.. James Cummings, Mer
chant of Petersburg, the particulars of
which are truly distressins.-Mr. Cum
things had engaged his passage in the ship
Vestal, bound for Liverpool, & was to en-
bark in Hampton Roads. La proceeding
down with the captain, in the ships boat
to go on baord, the boat was capsized off
Lambert's point, and he found watery
grave the captain and boats crew kept
themselves afloat until they were picked
up by canoe which put off from the shore.
MIR. Cummings was native of Ireland,
and had resided for more than thirty years
in Petersburg, where he was highly and IT,
Universally esteemed.--HeraM.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

On Monday night, man was taken up
and carried to the watch house for one of
his honest tricks, where he made an at
tempt upon the life of the captain of the
watch with shovel and while putting
him into the dunge IN to be kept until NOR.
ming, he drew his knife and stabbed james
Batey, one of the watch, just above the
groin. Mr.. BIS wound was Immediately
sewed up, but it is doubtful whether he
will recover.-,E r. Gazette, June &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

We are glad to learn, that between four
and 500 Swiss emigrants are now on
their passage to this country, having with
them money to considerable amount.
aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

Eftrdet 81 a letter dated GOea5ureh, JIav 8, 1916
owihg to the great shipments last wear. iron
mas advanced much IN price, both here and a,
'tocKhoim 1t is now shipping here at ISL. per
but when the new IRON comes down. which i,
generally in June and July the prices win nroba.
ply decline, but do not think they viii be be
low La per ton.--vNero York En-. Par.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

Enos t. Throop has resigned his seat in
Congress as Representative from N.
York, alleging as his reason, the dissatis.
faction oil his constituents with his vote ON
the compensation bill, &c. 1t is greatly TO
be regretted that the nation should be de.
Prived of that gentleman's excellent Ia
Tents and useful information, because he
did not underyalue his own time and
services.-ib.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
MayI7.-6.n
lake NOfICf-.

T hat it is particularly reguenee that thole
perions Indebted 10 the late firm of Withcrs
& Herbert, fhOuld come forward and make
immediate payment, as tie fubicriber is
extremely anxious to pay Cd what may BE
due 5y Tad lrm and llOfe :i,c bu6nefs; all
Reasonable Indulgence having been gveG.
! amto be found al the hoGIe Of John
Winners aud Co oppohte the Mechanics
Bank OF alexandria Should Be abfent
at any tine, NJ John Wafhingfon, liy,ne
at lad houie, OF Mr.. c. GilPin, living With
AleTrs Griffith & Brswner. will attend IN
MY iead and 6gn in my name receipts for
Iny money pdId on fuch accounts, they be-
lng hereby authorized 20 to do
CAVE WRITER'S,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
NOTICE..

Those soldiers belonging to the late Ar
my of the United States Untitled TO pensions,
are mic, med, that it is only necessary to
forw ard their diseha 'ges and cert ficaies OF
disability TO- the War Department, stating
inwhat par ocular STATE, territory or district
.hey reside, and Ssh to receive thei; allow
anccs, When certificates OF pension will be
deJ to thcm, free OF all charge wherever /,
and also, thar tbs SERVICES of an agent are
no. a. all required in procuring fr them
fhc,r pension awarded by the govermen,
for ne;r s:'i'antry and their wound.
Wa, Department, June IS--a6 an
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
Ma JoHN MUre

YOU will take rotice, thar on the 9th
day OF the Circmit Court of the Difr;ct OF
columbia, to be held for the county of
alexandria, III November 1916 or as foon
thereafter as council can lie heard, nall
move that court to award Judgment againff
you IN favor OF the Common Council of
Alexandra, Tor the ium Of ixty four dol
lars and one cent, being the amount due for
faVrng and taxes on your properly, corner
of Duke and Pitt freets in the town of
Alexandria, for the years 1910, II,Ia, "a
~ and ls-sccording to the act of Congreis
paded the a5th Feb. 1904.
] D. SIMMS,
Attorney for tle Common Council
of Alexandra.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
Mn. JoRM b. DARNEY
May

YOU will take notice, that on the 9Th
day of the Circuit Corrt of the Dillrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandria in November, 1916, or as foon
as council car be heard, I GlalI move that
court TO award Judgment againf you in favor
of the Common Council of Alexandra. for
the fun of twenty fix dollars and FIVE cents.
being the amount of taxes due on your nro.
petty on Wolfe itreet in the town f Alex
andria, for the years ISo4,,s, s, = 8, 10,
II,Iz, 70, "a. and / s--aCcording to the aci
of Cougrefs paGed the a5th Feb 1904.
d. SIMMs.
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.