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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

Leech, cut of any monef.i n tie
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the Acnse # REPRESENTATIVES.
JOHN GAILiARD.
Prcsi'!em Of re Senate, PRO te,necrs.
.9prfl S7, lSi6-Arraovg
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13
From tke Bostpn D1fh .9avertiser..


whether the following, which we copy from the
London Courier, be the genuine productions of
Lady BrnoS, we pretend net to judge We
think, however, that it cannot be regarded as
unworthy ofher, either in poetic merit, or in
the tone of feeling that it discovers. 1t could
hardly be expected, however, that size should
follow the example set by her noble consort,
of laying such an efihsion before the pubic. ]
OH FORGET Me.
IN ANSWER TO FARE rnsE WELL.
Oh forget me! and forget
The brightness OF our morning CLEAN
Of love and hope, which tinges yet
The memory of that faiihless dream.
oh forget me--whether thou sail
Lonely in the Egza sea,
List TO the wildering Arabs tale, y.
Or plunge in nights Of reyelry.
For thee-whose STEERING soul may rush
Where Joy spreads forth her trsaoherciis
charm,
Bold in thy towering pride to crush
The serpent's head of earth's poor harn--
: Jfpassion win thee to her gusts,
Let nc, thy thoughts to home be turned
Bear not that doubling heart that bursts
To think ofpesce despised and spurned.
Oh then forget me-and if time,
Pluck from thy breast this ranking smart,
Unchecked by shame, unawed by crime,
Cling to some warm and kindIier heart.
For me enough those sunny hours
The herads of this night of woe
Which led me blind DER paths of fo1era
Breathing all sweets ofbliss below
They opened to the light and died.
Though far Tiny fed on startiedwing,
When love shrunk back frem injured pride
Still they were sweetest, hapEiest best,
That hope e'er formed in tancy's train,
The visions OF that endlsss rest,
Whan truth and joy unite again.
But oh forget mel til that hour
When all light wos:1y dreams shall fiy,
When Fame, and wealth, ard rank, and power,
And even genius bundled lie
Then, if one stormy thought bush in
If lost affection stitl may live
Relieve that torn hearts purged from sin,
lday meet to love-7a'd to J5'yi.e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

pie IDEAS Of elegance ad ornament Wei an
,ho. .. :he transaction itseli-an tamiar;ne
~ , ps.ncI,iss Which form. or ought T., form
Nor ooid ana cement Of political soc;e,y'
Wei, eysc,',s s,naA moment that such an edition
S'a'e o. the FfsE Aars. amongst u, at th, .%e
Der proposes TO publish INC s''oscr1'
A SPLENDID EDITION
oT TIE
49, =, ~ ".a ,Io% or LrDEPENcDENcs
u " men shall be mall respects, .qs.srser.u M
dis count, mS'efia'' shall be manufactured i.
The DS o,y' anu expressly for this publication,
OF -9'ae,scaf. Artists: the publ,cal;on lwoF.
.Iana a"ora evidence Of what our citizen.nS,.
zone an Politics aud esai do in art. ~ o'ts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

Vious!y ,cso!d.
II. CLAY,
SpcSler Of the Heuss Of itsp~esentntires.
JOHN GAiLLNRD,
president cftl.eSenste pro ten,pore.
April p. ls,e--ArraoSLp,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
THE srEAM-BoAT powHArAN,

Left our wharves yesterday morning, at about
half past nine in the forenoon for Norfolk She
IS expected back on Monday next.-The nea,ness
and comfort of the accommodations ease
and celebrity of her movements, are highly graft.
fyng.-ln applying Steam to this and other pur.
poses, man has, indeed, enlisted giant into his
service.
Fon THE ARsrs.
1t is much to be regretted, that any notice
vas taken of the withdrawal Of the " Order
Book" from the Chancery Office, and its return,
in the present state of he business because,
while the question IS su5jadice, the Improperly
of full development, mus; be apparent to all.
while any thrg shor, of it, would prevent me
from dong justice TO myself the party accu-
sed, and might tend to FIX suspicious on those,
who are perfectly innocent At present, can
only say, that no suspicion has ever alighted,
on any Clerk attached TO the office, or on any.
person who now does, or ever did. write for it,
who is native of Virginia, or of Europe.
WIN. w. HENING.
June T.
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@onenbereiar.
From rhe Montreal Gazette.


We are not accurately informed of the amount
OF British tonnage at present but in 1910. it
was about 100000 tons and there is reason
TO believe the quantity has not since diminished
Now the greater part of this enormous TONNAGE
has been built within the last twelve Years. or
has changed owners the worth of which was
not less than 25l per ton including masts, rig
ging, &c during the greater part Of that period
This would make the capital vested in shipp;np
amount to fifty millions sterling. To give an
idea OF the present value of this description of
estate, it is a known fact that the best vessels
have recently sold for much less than lsl or e.
ven 1Ol per ton at public, as well as by private
sale; and the reduction in the rate of freiehts
is proportionaliy great. Here is sweep from
capital, in what was considered next to real es-
tate in point of security, of more than twenty
live millions sterling, and of annual income more
than two millions. This is real loss and
very serious one, too; but other maritime natl
ons also suffer more or less, and none heavier
than the United States of America To bring
this point home to ourselves, in the clearest view
the fall of the value of British Shipping has the
same effect that fall of 60 per cent. on houses
and land would have in and about Montreal =
which although not very probable, is yet posi-.
Bile. Speaking OF the carrying trade, or ship.
ping interest, we cannot help feeling a pride
when we notice the numerous arrivals of British
vessels in the ports of the United States from the
mother country and from the West Indies a
proof of that temporary misfortune only tends to
arouse the enterprise of liberal and enlighten.
ed people. The carrying trade and exports of
the New-England States we see by the official
reports, dwindle into insignifcance. Their ex-
p, rts are far less than the States Of New-York.
Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Orleans and South
Carolina, taken Individually; whereas formerly.
they nearly equalled the whole ofthose states
The British are now the chief carriers of the
Cotton. Tobacco RicR her ool
from the Southern states. We shall not saw
whether we ought to thank the New. England
states, or Mr. Madison for these benefits; Lut us
certain that the federal party BIZ their tolicy (per
hnps unintentionally) urged tie mar, hit Mr..
Madison mad. peace 1vthom taking their ad1ice,
and 7ohO can blame him for in nnth, he 4vas com.
PEELED by necessity TO make it, and he had much me-
=" IN choosing the moment !; 1Ohich eDinced his
greG. Political sagdcity. This his oben enemies are
ObEoed I'm coDC.oo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
Latest from Havana.

Capt Johnson of the schr. Caroline, who
arrived at Charleston, on the 21st ult. in
days from Havana, stares, that new Co
vernon for the Island of Cuba had been ap
pointed that his arrival was daily expect
eds and that he is clothed with authority
to exclude all foreign vessels from that Is
land.
Capt. ]. also states that the United
States brig Boxer sailed on cruize about
a week before he left the Havana. The
Boxer had taken out gentleman from
New-Orleans to oficiate as American
Consul at HAVANA I; but the government
refused to receive him in that capacity.
An American Consul was much needed
there; for want of one. the American me-
camille interest suffered greatly. A number
OF American seamen were there in distress
and without employment.
The Havana markets for American
produce continued very low-the articles
OF rice and flour, particularly, would not
bring more than prime cost Prices of is
land produce-White sugar S.11; brown
do 9 1-e; coffee IS; moIasses bits per
keg /; honey 4 bits per gallon. Fruit was
very scarce and dear
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

sary-p atriotic-scntimentaI Appropriate songs
crowned the pleasures of the cornwall board |;
mi The company parted. in the evening, highly
p.eased with the decorous. unalloyed amusemen,s
of the day, which had been considerably height.
ened by the enlivening airs of an excellent band
of Music
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
June sH-at

A Ii PERSONS having claims against the Es.
N tate of Nathaniel Davidson, deceased. lat.
of Manchester, Virginia, are requested To bro.
sent them properly authenticated, to the sub.
scrber for settlement, and those indebted, to
make immediate payment, as further indulgence
cannot be gwen.
JESSE Redo, Err.
Gsoehland, June s.--w3w'.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
MILITARY rE.rr

On "Wednesday last the 5th Instant the Rich.
mond Troop Of Cavalry gave an elegant DrSwEp
to that esteemed and beloved Officer, Major
GAMBLE. The scite, Buchanan's Spring, was de.
hghuui the company numerous and respectable
liiiarity, harmony and friendship, marked the day
for their own. In the enjoyment of innocent. ca
cal festvlty, the Intervention of thunderstorm
in the afternoon, accompanied with much wind
and some rain, was scarcely perceived. The
toasts were many, and Of mixed nature-nuiG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

for PATENTS TO issue for land purchased OF
the United States.
III CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of The Senate pro tempOre.
April 90, 1S16-ArPRovBD,
JAMES MADISON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

stance there would have been no criminal
ity but on the part of Frenchman. The
refusal of general Drouot to touch subsis-
tence from France during his stay at the
island of Elba, proves that he believed him
self in good faith to be no longer French,
and that good faith ought to be taken into
deep consideration by the council of war
which at the same time discharges the office
OF jury. The remainder of NJ the repor-
ter's exposition was in commentator of
general DrOuot, and concluded he ought to
be acquitted.
The general being allowed to speak. pro-
nounced discourse in which he recapitu-
lated his conduct and grounds of defence.
BY the decision of the permanent coun-
Gil OF war, lieutenant general count DrOu-
OF has been declared, by a majority of four
votes against three not to be criminal
The kings commissioner has requested
the execution of the judgment to he post
pOned for "a hours
NASSAU, IN. P.) May II.
BY vessel from st. Domingo we learn
that Christophe is particularly suspicious
OF all strangers arriving there, whose bu-
siness cannot be satisfactorily explained,
aud in some instances has been very harsh
In his treatment of them.
The master of an American vessel from
New Orleans has been put in irons and
lodged in prison, as we are informed, for
having carried letters for Gen. Lee, an
American, who lately went from hence to
the Cape, and who, perhaps fortunately
had previously left the place. The few
letters that have been brought from ST.
Domingo to the post office here, were all
opened there, whether by authority from
the government, or from individual curios-
ity, we cannot ascertain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
JAMES MADISON.

D6ice ofclaims for property lost. captured
or destroyed, ,chiist IN tie military SER
rice Of the United States, during the
tate aCar.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-26
Valuable Land for Sale.


Under tie authority oil a dceroo $,
The superior Court ot Chsurcery held
II Frederick sburph, iD iiIe suit OF Gle
ritzhuEh against a, aud j. Schollield
the subscriber will offer at public sale,
.en' cash, at Gooding's tavern, ON tho
premises, on Thursday the 23d day OF
Angus; ncxt, valuable tract Of LAND
containing abou, 1916 acres, situate
IN Fairfax cuUntv, OH both sides Of the
Liltlc River Turnpike Hoad and oil
AcCotink Run, about nIna miles from
Alexandria aud nearly tbe same dis
Lance iroin The city OF " 1shington and
Georgetown, part Of large tract
c~iied Ravensworth, and Formerly own
CO bv Giles FitzhUgh On this tract
there is very valuable Mill Seat, 20
wards the improvement of which con
siderable progress has lately been made
by digging out and preparing the ra-
ces. and collecting large portion o,
the building materials which are now
on the spot the scIic also affords room
tor an extensive manufacturing es,ab
3ishmcRt.
A'''SA VI VIZ Id1 iOGhS BCdh'NV W
the towns above mentioned, tall into
The Little River Turnpike Road a short
distance above the land proposed to be
sold, and new turnpike roac leading
directly from the land TO the City oi
Washington and Georgetown, has late.
ly been laid OF, and part of ii finished
The soil is "ci adapted to farming s,
the use Of plaster and clover, and a
large portion of the land is alresd,
well taken IN clover. The various ad .
Vantages this tract posse sses, render il
well worth tho attention of en.erprising
men. n great number of lots have
been laid off tor town proposed to be
established along the turnpike road.
The sale will commence precisely
at 10 o'clock,--and the land will be laic
IF into lots to suit purchasers. Any
chartered bank paper declared 10 be
current in Fairfax County by the cour
Of that county, will be received in pay.
ment.
Richard II. Henderson,
Il. l. Taylor,
ComnliSSioneTs.
July lo----eots
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CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD.


The subscription is Five Dollars pei
annum-payable by town subscribers
half yearly In advance.
Country subscribers (from the diff
Guilty of collecting at distrance) will
be expected to pay the whole year in ad.
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, OF give responsible friend III
town.
No subscription taken tor less s''ar
six months. Communications, orders
sc. TO be post paid. No paper will be
discontinued Out at the discretion OF
Edi,ors) until al! arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
SQUARE inserted three times tor one
dollar and IS csnts for each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent 10
the Office without having the number %
times for which they are TO be lnse'ied
designated will appear IN every Pnper
until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made 10 those
Who advertise by the year.
June Is. 1911
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sNIelo ,Sch00i.

A gentleman OF liberal education,
having very respectable testimonials
# ability and character, will Commence
! SCHOOL in this Place, (as soon as
d suitable room car bc proc"red,J Cor
destruction of E0YS, in the Latin
and Greek Languages, Mathematics,
Geography, with t''e use OF Maps and
the Globes, Rhetoric. English Gram
mar and Composition, Reading, wit.
rag, scc.-Itrms Of Tuition, from FIVE
"a eight dollars quarter
Enquire a, THIS OFFICE.
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MIR. JoHN b. DARNEY,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Corrt of the Diitrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandria. in November, 1916, or as foon
as council can be heard, ihsll move that
court to award judgment sgainfyou flavor
of the Common Council of Alexandra, tor
the FUN of twenty-five dollars and FIVE cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
peIty on Wolfe treet in the town # Alex
andria, for the years 1904, s, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
II, 2, -, IL, and Is---according to the act
Of Congreis paled the asth Feb ISo4:
J. d. SIMMs,E
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandra.
May I7,-6m
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TO LEE.

That elegant establishment on Jcl-
terson street, c0mmod.ous brio *
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
and five good lodging rooms neatly a.
uished, smoke house, dairy, kitchen,
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover. garden we'll stocked
with vegetables, and bes, Of water at
the distsnce OF 400 or 800 yards-the
improvements ere in complete repair,
the situation very pleasant--the rent
viii be moderate, and Immediate poa-
session givcn-apply to
JOHN JACKSON
AUG o
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NXyAS TAKEN from alongside OF
w the brig Columbia on the 4th
ipst her ya~l beat, painted black, Iwith
mouIdings, and yellow inside, suPpos-
ed to be about IA feet keel. A liberal
reward will be given for information
that will lead to the conviction Of the
person vino took her, or for the boat, il
she should be picked up adrilt and re.
turned.
NO. JACKSON.
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For Freight or Charter,

fSK The elegant new Schooner
& NEPTUNE,
Iapt Stevens burthep So tons OF
200 barrels I; well fUund,in every res
pect, a fine FIRST rate vessel, and will be
ready for the reception Of cargo in
days. For terms apply to the master
on board, or to
ADAMS, HERBERT & Co.
Who offer for sale said schooner's car
go--consistins of
$4,000 feet merchandise Lumber.
Imnc %
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.
The Winehester Mail Stage
WILL STARE
EOery Monday, Thursday and

Saturday
FROM M.LAUGHLIN'S Ia
VERN, at three O'Clock A M. and ar
I've in Winchester early the same e.
20 ning. RETURN1NG : will leave
.JfGuire's tavern in Winehester, a. three
clock, aud arrive in AieIoniria OF an
.arly hour the same evening. The
,rapp win continue on to Washington
md Georgefowu, for the accommoda.
ion o. passengers.
sP The above Line is in fret rate
rider. The public may rest assured
,bat every atteotion will be paid to their
convenience.
THE PROPRIETORS.
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Land for sale.
The Subscriber cGsrs for sale
A small Harm

In the county Of Fairfax, Virginia,
containing 1872 acres, about one fourth
in woods, the other now chic lily in cul-
tivation, with new Darling House
and Kitchen OF hewed logs, finished
in the best manner, and other out h0us-
es, with young apple orchard now
bearing, the situation pleasant and
hcalthy--the land lies about sixteen
miles from Alexandria, on the OK
road leading from Fairfax courthouse,
to the Occoquan Mills. will barter
he same Cor land near Petersburg,
OF Little Kanhawe. For terms apply to
THOMPSON SIMPSON of Alcxan-
dria, vr to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
WARD w SIMPSON,
Aug II --3taw3w
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ADVERTISEMENT.

To be Sold or Rented ard tosse8aioa
given the. first Of Seht. near,
That valuable two-story Brick
House on Prince street, row occupied
81 Mr. Thomas LawrasoB--The house
is about 40 by % iect front, with good
Cellars iect high; the first story IL
feet, second n feet, ard four lodging
rooms in the garret, oil finished in the
best manner, with Kitchen, Wash
house, Stable, coach house, and every
other necessary building complete, and
III OF brick. Two LOTS adjoining
he house and stable will also TIC sniG
10 suit tho purchaser, that by building
three wills &c May have another bGuse
and Offices of equal size The build
ings Of their size, the elegance o. the
situation and plat D. the sqAaIc, with
wo wc'E az excellent watct on the
premises, is vquuiied ny few, exceeded
" none il. h!cXcn.!ri0, and Is entitled
10 the first attention at any gentleman
that wishes to live comfortable. The
premises VIII be shewn and t.rrns made
known on application 10 Co.. George
DcneaIc or Robert Brocket, Ssn. Alex
andria, and terms mode easy If neccs-
say, to suit the purchaser.
| will purchase from 500 to 1000
Ton of good PAVING STONE rom
6 ic Z i'chcs deep, o7a will give on
delivery in AIczandria rs cents per ton.
irPIy -
-itoEhsie;c RocEEIZ, Ser.
As en- IA" advanced in years ard
&c period - lie unccyl.ir. await
Irrse'f Ct ;his opportunity 10 request
ing ali nav creditors to bring in thei.
accounts, and these indebted to pc are
also requested to make Immediate. ray
ment, the better 10 enable &c to dis
cha,ge my debts, as I am determined,
God willing) TO have all my accounts
with mankind settled in my hfetimc.
r. h Sen
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FOR SALE.

Three Horses, one complete gig
horse, the other first rate riding
horse, and a pleasap, poney. They
will be sold low f2r cash
CHARLES SCOTT.
July z.
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10 Lii T.,

The two story Brick House or
King street. opposite the Mechanics
Bank, a, present occupied ly Mir. Isaac
Robbins as a DTy Good Store. Pos
session will be given on The frs, dag Of
MAY n LYNN.
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THE CARGO

Of the British Brig Shannon, cahtatz
Kendall, from Sc. Vineents, consist
ing Of
81 hhds. prime sugar
l&2 puncheoBs rum and
60 puocbeOss mOlasses-will L
landed 10 day and is for sale.
ADAMS HERBERT & Coz
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NOTICE.

NJ j ICE.
The Stockholders OF the Mecnanic'-
Bank of Alexandria, are hcrcbr n tifieu
hat an instaln eHt Of hall dollar or.
cach share of the CAPS nj stock Of saiG
bank Is called ioy u be paid on Mem
d@y the Oh day ri Sept next.
i'y order OF The President and Direc-
,orS.
WIN. PA TON. Jr.
Cashier
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Hardware and Cutlery.
Adam mn

Corner of King and ST, Afaph ftreet, has
received hy The ship Ocean s. Wilhel-
Ininz, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials carpenters tools, plat
ed aud timed saddlery, files, anvils, vices,
curry conibs. spades, sioVels, frying pans,
brats wares ja2qaned walters {; drct;inG
boxes, Bell meal kettl:s and fkeiets. tea
kettles sauce pans. sad irons, traces, hoes,
nails and spikes, ivory, hncli, horn & wood,
table and dciar', knives and forks, pen and
pocket knives, razors, sciJars. tailors,
shears, sheep-shears, shoe bAtchers and
sauGlers knives, fish hoo 5 liues and rods,
powder Aa!ks and shot belts. plated GATORS
and cA7dicAicl,s, mahogany aud satten v God
knit. cafes and tea caidies, Britannia metal
coffee and tea po.s, sugar dishes and cream
pots, few cards ofvery elegant pen knives
aiorted, from TO "a blades,
And Waldrons prime corn and grafs
sytheS, sicklcs, patent shot, &c DC.
He has ALTO on hand an af1ortment of gilt
and mahogany frame looking glaAes, Ger.
men pocket glaffes, jewCly and fancy goods,
bar iron and feel, &c.
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L4NN NOR 80,
June 10.

LIND FOR S.ihE,
In the County OF FairiaT ABOUT IS
miles from Alexandria, an the sane
distapce from Georgetown and WASH
ton. This land is now under 200
fencing, and liesin handsome sqa IRE
of four fields, which all commemorate
in one yard, with new barn, for >Se'G I"
stock may be conveyed in each & -Ia
from the barn with no trouble. There
! is sufficiency of timber to surpof'
the place for number OF years .h'; r.;
IS from $50 TO 800 acres, fifteen IL
1meadow, now in cultivation. The nm
{ provemen,s arc frame Dwelling
barge enough for any size family, ''i'f
EVERY necessary out house, wei water
kxl, and excellent springs, large or
&hards of every kind o! fruits. he a.
i pove land is gnnd and will be sold a
: great bargain, on application 10
CHAS. SCOTT.
AIex'a. KING street. Aug. Is.
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BOAT LOST.

July l9--eots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-19
House and Lot Tor Sale.

The subscribers win SER the, Lot and.
Frame,Holse thereon, adjoining the stone
yard of Mr., Bernard Crock, on Prince,
street. Hnot seld before Saturday next.
the 10Th instant, it will tie. sold at aae-.
ton, at three o'clock, on that day, on
the premises-at three and SIX months
credit.
Vaudeville &IaRmoNr.
-8fSst's s..