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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
March %
NOIlCE

TNyTlE Inhabitants of Alexandria Will
take notice, that tie subsc rlbers
havs been appointed assessors for the pre-
sent year, agreeably to The laws OF the
corporation
g The said assessors shall, Immediate
II after their appointment, proceed 70
value the houses and lots within the Ii
n,its Of the corporation, and to demand
from the masters and mistressesof every
family, lists { all male tytheables belong
Ing to. or residing in their respectable ia
miles and also, from every owner Of
taxable property, list Of such property.
And il any master or mistress Of fami-
ff,0r any swner Of taxable property,
shall neglect or refuse to give IN list of
all male tythsables Belonging to, or re-
siding in bis or'her family; orot all has
or her taxable property, within FIVE days
after demand made thereof By any asses
sor, the person 80 offending shall forfeit
and par one hundred dollars. And if
any person whatsoever shall wilfully o.
mt or misrepresent in the list given IN,
any tytheabls, or any taxable property
oEshall in any ether mannef conceal the
same from the knowledge OF the assess
ers, tae person so offending shall forieit
and pay double the amount OF the tax inn
passed on such Irritable OF taxable pro-
perty.U Every merchant, shop-keeper,
mechanic, or other person. having IN his
or her service or employment any clerk,
journeyman, apprentice, or assistant,
shall render an account of the same IN
has or her list Of tytheables, and shall be
accountable for tue eapltation tax hereby
imposed, 10 like manner and undeg the
sagDe penalties, as iFseeh clerk, journey
iaaa, apprentice, or assistant, were a
member of his or her family"
Jasnes LalUraS0a,
lFlltiasR Ramsay, Jan.
Marca 90 ssS 5 - ,s..a, <srpssts. sSts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Wool Hats,

Just received, a quantity OF Woo
Hats. from tie country, which wall p
John yyilbar.
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23

Eaueniinzs hotel, on Tuesday Evening
4he s6fh Instant to commence at seven
o'clock, :. IS. Bills of performance will
he ready tor the audience in the room.
Children. under IL years of age, &C.
companied by their parents, admitted
gratis. Isl.
Tickets Of admittance tobe had at the
bar, at 50 cents.
arz7s No Cigars to be smoaked IN the
room.
N. B. On Saturday, the S0th, at Mr.
nayis's. foot Of Priuee-street, and a
Mr.. Houses tavern, west end OF King.
street. ON Tuesday, April 2.
March % st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Ost or MlSiald,

~
A CHICK drawn by Isaac Gibson.
~ ESQ. on the Mechanics Bank q
Alexandria, for $50 dollars, in favor Of
the subscriber, dated the 10th instant
Payment being stopped at the bank, i
can be of no use to any person but the
owner, who will be thankful! for the re.
.turn thereof should it be found.
Daniel CaWood.
March 81 St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
REMOVAL.
Thomas Mount

gVAS remoyed1his Fancy Hard Ware
,sS Store and Gsmb Mandatory
ron ROYAL street to his New. store OF .,
King street, opposite Patton and butch
er's Hard Ware Store, where be offer.
gor sale very general assortment o.
Goods In his line.
Just finishing, a very handsome as,
,ortment ST Tortoise Shell Combs.
March l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
FOREIGN
NeN-HnlN- OcinEei.

NeWHo1k, October %.
By the ships Sachem, Davis, and Com
ct, Center, the editorso Of shc Gazette have
received French papers to the Doth, and
London papers to the 10th OF September.
These papers contain a variety of inter
esting matter on the subject Ofthe attack
upon Algiers.
THE NEWS, a London paper Of the 18th
OF September, contains the loss Of manv
vessels on the English coast, during gale
OF the 3ist Of August aud list Of Septem-
Der. No American vessels, however, arc
mentioned as having been damaged. Sew
erai lives werc cstfrom OF board foreign
vessels.
II is stated, in a French paper, that Id.
EXmouth, after having made peace with
the Dey of AlEiers. will proceed against
'Tunis. although that Regency has alrea
d. seat 20 him 4 Gag of truce.
The Dusseldorf Gazette announces.
that the meeting fthe Monarchs Of the
NORTH. viii take place at Varsoyie after
ihc arrival there Of the Emperor AleNan-
der.
The Harvest, both IN England & France.
according To the public papers. pro
misses 10 be more favorable than vas ex
pect.d
Adyices from The Baltic, state, that the
crops in the North OF Europe would be
very abundant and yet, according 10 a
letter from Bordeaux, rice had risen. and
the reason offered was, the shortness of
the crops in the Baltic.
A Paris article OF tie roth Of Septem-
Der, states, that Montpelier brandies con-
iinue to decline as well as rice aud Dot
ashes.
Private letters are cortradictorv--some
apprehend a scarcity Of grain-others
speak of abundance.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
A gentleman of this city, having flvor-
ed the editors Of the Ncw-York Gazette
with the ibllr inc they nrnenr,f X 4n4hnir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
LATESr rRONI EuRoPE

l0sIerday arrived Of tbs port the fast
sailing ships Comet, Center, in 50 DAYS
from Hayrc de Grace, and the Sach-
EN-, Davis, in 3S days from Bordeaux.
BY these arrivals we learn verbally, that
the prices of cotton and ashes were rather
declining in France and that tie harvest
had been more abundant in that country
than was expected, though the vintage had
proved very bad in consequence ofthe
GOODNESS Of tie season.
The Comet sailed from Havre on the
22d Of September. Capt Center has po-
i'tciv furnished the Editors of the Ajer-
camille Advertiser with Paris papers 10 the
10Th, and London papers to The 10Th Sep
tembcr, inclusive. The official details OF
Lord ENmouih's expedition against AL
gers had reached England, number Of
interesting. particulars arc given in tic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
cONDTTJONS

The whole Work will be comprised in yo-
lumes of large svc. size, on fine paper with a
new and handsome type, The 9Th volume will
contain about 600 pdgcS-the three volumes al
ready published fall little short of that quant-
ty.
The original price was to be to subscribers
three dollars per volume, neatly bound ~ sheep
and lettered, or two dollars, and a half in
boards. The Proprietors have determined to
reduce that price half dollar per volume, as
a small compensation for the unavoidable DELAY
which has taken place in preparing and bringing
out theias volume.
THE PROPRIETCRS.
Petersburg, October32. i5-HstD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Peaitentiary, I0ld mo 20, 1916.
4 WISH to engage from 80 TO 100000 Flour
Barrel Billets, and 1900 Hoop Poles, to be
delivered here or al the Rock landing during
the winter aud spring-for which liberal price
will be paid
OctobersO. 5a.6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

hlRFY Dollars reward. Ranawas from
nj tne subscriber 9th ut. ~ Richmond.
s',e negro girl, named SALLY, about tae
OF 10 years, common size, and dark com
b;n4'on. tits probable she is hagb0ured IN
~ 'SS,,ni,?nd,o or perhaps will max good her WAY
W y i,,i,aiusburg, as She was purchased Of Mre
IN. MCandlish ofthat CITY.
ne aiooye reward wiiibe givento tnyperson
get her arain. - -" 4, CHM.
Aasweii CT. House, n. G.. 50-3t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

IN OBDAY & BARNES, { .Siga-PdinIers 3,
& 4 Fancy Chair Makers, opposite the Virgil
MIA Inn, on Governors Hill, having commenced
business in the above line, will execute any or
ders with which their friends or the public may
favor them, with neatness, punctuality and dis
patch.
Theywiil keep constantly on hand, an elegant
assortment of Rush and Cane Seat CHAl{1.Sand
SETTLES, ofthe latest fashions and most SUI
perb workmanship.
Also, Cribs, Cradles, &c. Sc.
October 30 5o-ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

rENWUNTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Stolen from the
X plantation OF Mrs Sarah WILKINSON, Chariottes-
vile, Cumberland county, Wednesday night the , 18th
ofSeDiembcr chcsaHf S0yroi UORSE, about feet
inch high he formerly owned by Abner Robinson of
Richmond, ofwhom purchased him he is about years
old might he ndged by some to be oder of his hind
feet swtc nearly high as the ance-also, hreespots
of his shoulders, believed to be the left OCCASION
Cd by rope. which spots naked aud nearly in line,
one below the other about the size of eighteen pence
few saddle spots and, examination, may be dis
covered under the lava Knot about the size of
bail, occasioned b. the curb he has long switch TAIL
paces and galiops: he is inclined 20 be vicious
ries very hieh head when rode without martingalc
There hut few able to command him when in
company, particularly il fretted FORM there are
bat few gedngs that surpass him hcis very lengthy for
his height and uncomnonIy deep through the shoulders
The above reward will he given any who will de-
liver the said hors e, give information that him
gain. JAMES II. WILKINSON.
October II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

IA AIRY SOUTHLArE,( lITiIli,l1r and jIalI-
lVS taG-Noker,) stuatcd between the two
banks, E st. Richmond, ever thankful FOR the
Patronage she receives from the grateful com
munity in which she lives, respectfully informs
the Ladies aud Gentlemen composing il, that
and elegant assortment of goods in her line Of
business, consisting Of straw, silk and velvet
bonnets, Ladies' aud Childrens beaver hats
caps, turbans, cspes and spencers-and a great
variety of other articles, all of the newest f.isiI
Ion.
-, Country Merchants supplied, as usual,
on liberal terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

DuRR MILESTONE MANUFRC75 TORY.
Z , The Subscriber respectfully informs
the public, shat he has Just received, dirert
from France, large quantity Of prime BURR
BLOCKS, of superior quality to any hitherto
imported Go this place, and having been euea-
ge in the business upwards Of Is yeats, lic flat
trade, and the appTobdtonwhic his work has
hitherto met with, thathe will DE able to manu-
iacture hiit- Stones, on as reasonable terms as
those imported from the North, and warrant
them to perform well.
He has opened shop on the 10th street, near
~ opposite to the old City-1avern, where cciI-
Siemen are invited 10 calf
NATHANIEL WHITE & Go.
june Is. II-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
~ THOMAS RiTCHsE. !

~. m TSaUiRfR Is published twice week, eeic-
~ .rt t,rcc times week during the session OF The
,,c H. fUre.-rrce, the ssic as heretofore Fsr'
,ttrs per anuuni. payable IN adsance Notes OF Char
.Sed panss, fe,iy) viii ne rcceiyei IN payment fhe
.,or viii guarantee the saf9s OF RENTING them by
mail, TIE pos1s.e VI AL w 7 ' =
No paners will be discontinued, Tout at the desire
=, the Editor until all arrcarases have been pad NJ
~ whoever will guar.ee 'he payment OF pine papers
,e.l receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,>r One sQsBt-First Insertion, 10 cc"fs-t9ch con-
=, DISQUALIFICATION inserted, ntth hrs either been
mid fer assumed 6y soRe person IL fAis city ors
wTTudpe SOLD on Friday the sth Nov. il fair, not
w the next iir day, at the late residence OF John
Orewry dec. OF King William county, all the :Sfock
lsrgs1fion EssNsiks. Household and hltcica FarRi-
;,.rs Reds &c. SC. belonging the estate OF the said
ed-Aisc, the present crop Of Corn, to he delivered
SCR sums Under dollars cash will he req,,ir.,of
lvsdoliaTs aud apars, twelve months will be allowed
S,r bonds with sufficient security to bear Interest rol
TIE u'''' = ''' p'''@''' JOHN DREwRY, 1f,n'or
ei,Jchm Dreg,y dee.
cc,ohcr m 50tds
4 JAMES RIVER FssN--fon sALE.-I wish to sell
"A the yJr,ct o, lama which lately resided, ~
ing on Ja,es river Tie lower end of the county of
Nelson, containing! aiHc h'itfrcd 0Hd ioyfH 0crcs--
rherc is on this land proportion oiow grounds
The dNRliing house ard Offices ofbrick, lately
cuili and the isinhouses GOOD ana ahundantly con
Venent situation is deemed remarkably healthy;
crop Of wheat VIII nc sown, and possession gwen this
fall. The terms will DC made TO accommodate the pur
chaser.
Further observations deemed unnecessary, it is
presumed the purchaser VIII prefer to judge for himself
b, 4 view of tie premises.
Application ma, be MADE to the subscriber living in
Richmond or to William Il. Cgbei Esq. who lives
the land and will Shea it to those inclined TO view
II. He is also Authorised to sell It.
GEORGE CABELL.
September 7. S5tf
~ AISSNALS SALE. .On Saturday, the
VA ODD day of November next, before the
door of the Raleigh Tavern, in the city of VIII
iiamsburg, there Will be sold, for ready money,
I6 likely NEGROES, of vaiious descriptions,
or so many thereof as may be sufficient to salts
fv an execution i'll my hands, viz. Harmon rs.
Harvie, executor OF WIN. Wilkinson, decd is
sued from the Clerks Office of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the District OF Williams
burg, and dated 10th day OF October, 1916.
THOMAS ARCHER,
Marshal, ". G.. ID. C.
November2. 5l-3tz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

faNOMpKINS x MURRAY are now receiy,
1 ing from Liverpool aud LondoItheir t'di
supply of GOODS.
They have removed to a new brick building
at the lower end of the Basin
n. 4. Supcrfine cloths and cassimcres, vest
ings, and gentemen's hats, o. superior quality.
September H. 37-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

NJ Office 10 Surveyors. The Subscribers
- ' having been appointed by the Court of
mig * Qucen CITY. commissioners 10 contract
WITH some ct persOnor persons, for ng an
accurate chart Of the said county, agrcNbly TO
we provisions OF the act of Assembly, passed on
s", z.tn OF February isl6, entitled : IN act
nProvide AN accurate chart OF each county,
auu q general map ofthe territory Of this com
Wealih'-wil receive proposals until the
,'.h OF November next. from any person or
ppssTSons, disposed to undertake the execution
VI tne aforesaid business.
r letters addressed to them at King & Queen
~ soVor'-iiouse postage paid will he attended
ROBERT POLLARD
ARCHIBALD Y. HAYWOOD,
- THOMAS &. HOOMES.
Vetober0. h-u5N'
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~ Ithaying been found impraciicable 20 get
of the crop of corn, 6,c by tire z0lh November,
)as before advertised, the public sale is pcstpou.
ed TIL further nOtice--the property win be sill
treated for at private sale.--By order Of the
proprietor, THOMAS taylor
November 5l-6
z OkTY Dollars reward. Runaway nom
4 the subscriber liviag near Oar vile ~ the
county OF Pittsylyania, on the 18th OF Juiy last
bright muiattO man named BURW ELL, a.
bout2l years of age, supposed 70 be five feet ten
inches high, has straight black hair, is awkward
IN disappearance, and has rather down look
when spoken to the cnd,Ofoue ofhis fingers is
considerably wthercd, and has scar on one
leg, occasoned by burn. Ills clothing is not
recollecfed. lie was raised IN Pittsyivauia,
but am informed, he has relations at Mr.
Fields, in Mecklcnburg county, Va. where il is
likely he viii aim 10 ret.
ana informed, that a fellow ofthc above de-
scripii0n has been seen in the county Of Isle OF
wight, Va. IN company with one brought from
taat county, who runaway about the same time
and ;i.at tie Bulafto fellow had certificate Of
freedom, in Tie name OF VIM. Cole, BY which
name hcswii probably attempt to pass.
The above reward viii be given tor lis dciiv-
ery. Or 70 dollars, in case heis coniincd in any
jail, SO that get him again.
October 20 kDtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
A gentleman of this CITY, having favor
ed the editors of the Ncw-York Gazette
with the folio ing, they present il 10 their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

ME HAVE or tAND--Anl ave nON receiving at the
w Store heretofore orcupicihy Ifn. .;agcyson:
200 sacks salt liverpool ned; :hds. ~ CToix aud
Huscolado sugars 20 bcs loaf do. ~ puaceons very
superior Antiquarian; do. ianaira do. hLds. mo-
lsses i20 bbs. PeaiSo's and other cut hraJs
80 do. wrought do. fDc0 lbs, coffee 10 tons sor
ted bar iron: IL DO. plough plates .sered and Ger
nrin steel; tons welasso,ted sdo; a. casks Shery
wine; do. do. Malaga do; Gulpo~,ier, imperial aad
yolns hssnn teas fresh and OF superior qnay 10
aud 10 b. l2 glass; copperas. London mustard London
Refined slltpetre sld-o, insd1er and hsimstcae Nat
hess. pepper and pinr.ts Race ginger; quantity OF
proof whisky. in hhds q bills.
Which we offer for sale On accommodating terms.
ANDERSON - DsBNEY.
October q. nr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

ENDUCATI0N.. The Subscriber wishes to
y 4 engage with gentleman. for the ensuing
tkesr. 70 take charge OF a StttooL, IN which
geography, the English grammar and the Latin
language.
\ gentleman of good moral character, who
~il come well recommended as being compc-
tent 10 teach these branches of learning cor
Iectiy, will meet with announcement by ma
King early application. JOSIAH SMITH.
Powhatan October y. f9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
October9.

TO RENT a convenient Tenement for
small family, or single gentleman, who wish TO
De retired W. #. MICOU.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-02
CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD.

The subscription is Five Dollars per
annum-payable by town Subscribers
half yearly in advance
Country subscribers Qrom the diff
Guilty of collecting at distrancc) will
be expected to pay the whole year in ad
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible friend IN
town.
No subscription taken for less than
six mouths Communications, orders
&c. to be post paid. No paper will be
discontinued Out at the discretion OF
E;ditors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times Tor one
dollar and IS cents FOR each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent TO
the Office without having the number OF
times for which they are 10 be inserted
designated will appear in every paper
rn,i! otherwise ordered.
a liberal allowance made to those
whn advertise by the year.
y,f-tr " IS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-02
Hardware and Cutlery.
Adam LYNN
July 20.

Corner Of King and ST. Afaph ftrcct, has
received by the ship Ocean e. Wilhel-
nina, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials carpenters tools, plat
ed and timed saddlery, files, anvils, vices,
curry-combs, spades, shovels, frying pans,
brafs wares, japPaned walters 81 dreHing
boxes, Bell metal kettles and fkellets, tea
kettles, sauce pans, sad irons, traces, foes,
nails and spikes, ivory, buck, horn & wood, ,
table and deiart, knives and forks, pen and
pocket knives, razors, sciiIars, tailOrs,
shears, shcep-Shears, shoe butchers and
saddlers knives, fish hoo's, lines and rods,
powder Raills and shot belts, plated GATORS
and candlcitcks, mahogany and satten wood
knife cafes and tea caddies, Britannia metal
coffee and tea pots, sugar dishes and cream
pots, a few cards Of very elegant pen knives
atIorted, from I to AZ blades,
And Waldrons prime corn and grafs
sythes, sicklesg patent shot, &c. &c.
He has alto on hand an afortment of gilt
and mahogany frame looking glaaes, Ger
men pocket glaiTes, jeweiy and fancy goods,
bar IRON and feel, sc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-02
.ADVERYySEAIENlc.

To be Sold or Rented and Possession
SiOer he.frSt Of Sttt. nc:ri
That valuable twC-storv Brick
II ouse on Prince street, row occupied
by Mr.. Thomas Lawrason--T'he house
is about 40 by % feat front, With good
Cellars leet high; the FIRST story 2
feet, second "a feet, ard four lodging
rooms in the garnet, all Finished ia the
best manner, with Kitchen, WASH
house, Stable, coach house, and every
other necessary building complete, and
all of brick. Two LOTS adjoining
the house and stable will also be sold
10 suit the purchaser, that by bniiding
three walls he may have another house
and Offices of equal size The build
logs Of their size, the elegance oil tic
situation ard plat OF the square, with
TWO wells OF excellent wafer on the
premises, is cqualled by few, exceeded
oy none in Alexandria, and is entitled
10 the first attention CT any gentleman
that wishes 10 live comfortable. Thr
premises will be shewn and terms mad.
known or application 20 CT George
DeneQie or HuGert ByoC&st san. Alex
andria, ard terms mode easy if ueces-
sary, to suit the purchaser.
will purchase from 500 10 1000
Ton Of good PAVING STONE irom
20 : inches deep, aad will give on
livery il Alexandria rs cents per ton.
Arply 10
ROBERT BROCKEZ, Sen.
AS I am lar advanced i'll years ana
the period Of life uncertain, ! await
myself CT this opportunity in Request.
ing all my creditors to bring in their
accounts, aud those indebted TO me are
also requested TO make Immediate pay
mcnt, the better 10 enable me to dis
charge my debts, as am determined
GOA wiIling) to have all MY accounts
with mankind settled in my lifetime.
II. Il Sen
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-02
FOR SALE OR KEN L,
Il DISTTLLERY,

Situate in Fairfax county, one mile from
the Turnpike Road, three from the Court
Houfe, and II from Alexandra and Geo.
Town, a very good neighborhood for grain
and within three hundred yards of two
mills where grinding can be done at ali fea.
ions of the year. The Houle is built of
Stone, large and convenient, plenty of wa
ter running over head. A convenient lot
of ground, Stills and mafh tubs can he had
with the Still Houfe If not fold or rent
ed before October next I 1iould be glad to
employ good Difiller. One that can come
well recommended will meet with a good
birth. AMOS FOX,
June 26--IawtO
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-02
TO iET.

That elegant establishment on Jef-
ierson street, commodious brict
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store
and live good lodging rooms neatly Il
nishcd, smoke house, dairy, kitchen,
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, garden we'll stocked
With vegetables, and best If water i,
Int distance Of 900 or 500 yards--,h;
improvements arc in complete repair
;hc situation very Pleasant--the rem,
Will be moderate, and immediate pos
session given-appIvto
JOHN JACKSON
Aur. 9
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-02
ORPHANS COURT.
This is to piuc notice.
a. MOORE,
Beg. iTiHs

ms IS to sue notice,
That the subscriber of Aiexandria
county, in the district of Coluu bia, has
obtained from the orphans court OF
of said county, letters ct aIministra.
ton on the personal estate of DGnie!
MDoRgal, late OF said county, de ceas.
ed--hil persons having claims against
said dccedcnt arc hereby warned to OK
hibit the same TO The subscriber, on or
before the gath day Ct Feb. next, as
they may by law he excluded from all
benefit to said estate and those in.
debied thereto arc required TO make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2Slh day
ut Aug 1916.
MARY M'DOUGAL,
Admr'x Of Daniel M'Dougal
hUT % ---9t
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-02
Mr.. JOHN Il. DABNEY,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9Th
day of the Circuit Corrt of the Diftrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandra in November, 1916, or as foon
as council can be heard, fhall move that
court to award judgment againfyou in favor
of the Common Council of Alexandra, for
the FUN of twenty-ix dollars and FIVE cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
peIty on Wolfe itreet III the town e Alex
andria, for the years 1904, s, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
II, IL, u, "a, and s-according to the act
of Congrefs paGed the z5th Feb. 1904.
]. D. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
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