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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
THE PORT FOLIO.

IHE F1)l{i sF(lLfU.
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irons Of that journal, that it will be pub
4ished in tnture at the" Nee Publication
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enioyed the friendship and correspon-
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that the plan of that Accomplished scholar
willbethc model, which he shall endea-
yoar TO imitate in his career-this is 4,
be understood, with an exceptiea ofsthe
topics Of religion and politics. o.
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serve rigid neutrality. Il is partica-
larry necessary that this should he undel :
stood because several gentlemen, wha
different sentiments on tue
latter subjects, from those which he has
pugnis ct calculus, in seasol,
and ous Of season, for many years IN s
Ineighbearing CITY. have already With
drawn their names from tne substitution
IIi-t Of this journal. In contest of ten
years duration conducted with more than
usual violence, the editor has learned the
Important truth that party is the madness
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son has been inscribed upon bis front in
letters ct blood and whatever part he
may take, if another coaiunctare should
|jeepardize the lives aud fortunes of the
friends OF tie liberty Of the press. the
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tout as he has laid down his arms they
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j. E.. HALL,
Lty, their work shall be exceeded by none
they have a good assortment of then
sown manufacture, together with a large
assortment of Northern make, which
RENDERS their stock extensive, which
they viii dispose Of wholesale and retal
lat the Baltimore prices. Country deal
lers are particularly invited to call.
d N. B.-Those who have accounts
standiag, are earnestly requested t
ball and discharge the same, as it i
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
ALEXANDRIA,.
WEDNESDAY,, JAsuARY 5,

rr In consequence of the Packet
sou BALTIMORE, With our sapply Of pa
ptfor tie winter not arriving as'expect-
), we are constrained 10 suspend the
,.SGsat,on of the PareF for one days
,seoit WILDE resumed and we trust
.astipuea witboutintermission.
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Ne learn bv cant, Pease. from Ma.
ser;s thai on tire s5th of Oct. ccnsidera.
n, damage was one by tornado and
NE sudden decent oil water from the
mountains. Fourteen houses were de.
wreyed; all the bri.tses were carried a,
gay and considerable damage done g
re siDs5ards.
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To Rent.

a Three Story Brick Ware-H House,
situate on King street, second door be
iuw Griffith and Bfawner's Auctios
loom. Possession viii be given th'
10Th Feb.
Apply to
Griffith and RraIOnsr.
Dec 10 zawtf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned from
hunting or in any manner trespassing
on my farm in Prince George county,
opposite Alexandria; as the utmost RE
yor Of the law viii be enforced against
ali those who do not pay strict attention
to this notice.
Thomas Berry,
Oxen Eill.
EecemI,ar q OF
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tiuaEel, 10 purchase on iile,

4 Female Servant, Of good disposition,
who understands Cooking aud
House Work in general. For such a
one liberal price will be paid. Or good
wages given. Enquire OF the Printer.
Jan 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
Fresh Tea, Brand, Indk
go, &c

I s9sF Sot 49,
james 4 Jacob Douglas
Hare just rsceirsd
g half { chests Young nj.
IS boxes of IS lbs. each son Ca,
.america's. Cargo, and selected
of the bsst quality
! Sc barrels good Mnseovado Sugar
2 pipes superior Cognac Brandy
600 lbs. fresh Currants
8 tons patent Shot, assorted from r
to No 10 (.
90 quarter casks Best FF glazed Gun
powder
600 lbs. Pepper aud Pimento.
800 lbs. Spanish Indigo (good)
2 hhds. Green Copperas
1000 lbs. Alum. w.
Annatto, Madder, Fig Blue, Saltpesrss
&c. &c. ere.
On Hand
600 bushels Liverpool slowed Salt
6 hhds. good Antigua Ram
COCO lbs. Coffee
8 hhds. lst quality n. Orleans
Sugar
90 barrels low priced Muscoyado &
ESQ boxes English Pipes 4 gr i
each 81
100 Reams Wrapping Paper,
Which, with a large supply of Garrsel !.
md Leiper's Scotch Snuff, Loriliald's
daccoboy and Rappee ditto, and &c.
Iesal assortment Of other articles in the 4
SR0CERY line, are offered at reasona.
lie prices for Cash. or to punctaas men ON !,
'ur usual rerms.
Nov. 18. eotf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
New Almanacs.
John II Stezuart,
HAS JUST PUNISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR TIE FER or OUR LORD
I8I6--


Country merchants and others supplis
ed with them BY the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa-
pers, bibles. testaments, spelling books5
primers and histories-slates and pencils,
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch qpills and ink powder.-A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
gIish school books--most of the new pub
locations of the day, and a large stock o.
standing works of merit, yiz.-Episcepal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm ans
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law bsoks, sc.
He expects in few DAYS 4 supply OF
German Almanacks, and hasjust receiv-
ed by the Wilhelmina from Liverpool,
| 22, 900 English Quilts
|Ofa good quality and cheap-English
waters in tin boxes--black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
az IL gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playingsCards first quality and as
sorted sizes.
sent 81
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/. ~ 81
John and Reuben H7fAers.
Have just received, by the ship Mary.
|E1sORTY-FIVE Packages seasonabl
d DRY GOODS, direct from III
manufactures in England, which tile;
|afe disposed to sell at the most reduce
|prices for cash or to punctual customers
Nov %
The subscribers have qua.
lifted as executors of the last will am
testament Of Alexander Henderson, de.
ceased, late of Dumfries, Virginia
those who have claims against the estate
will please exhibit them with their eyi-
dences, and those who are Indebted To
it are called on for payment.
Richard III Henderson,
Thomas Henderson,,
Executors.
HT r. Fl. III. lives in Leesburg.
Loudoun county, and L. II. at Fauquie
court house, Virginia.
December dim
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03

80. fam tl,e bank Of France from
=. A Z. Jaly l0sef. lu2if' 2sc:
q 6siIsatIsps . the Irsasuss' loss ps''
a6p. Noyember 60.
~...ts. sper cents 56--salne payable
s'y March, 1916, So Bank actions
10 f000 Russians which arrived At
y iii renlacs an equal number OF
!. ~, troops, who are 70 quit the capl-
o. sr.e emperor Of Russia left Berlin on
= or the eth Of November for
me l s, rhe empress was left at Eli
an account Of indisposition
ses cssadaIoupe viii certainly be returned
]. Il. N. the king Of France.
,;..:s, TX tract from Kerdeaatr Papsfs
s.s'' % the s4th Of .Ngtember.
,,r;yea at Bordeaux the brig Climax.
slant. from Boston, ship Susque-
;lsasb. Cusbing, from Philadelphia !: brig
i'as .4.,,. IS ortIlington. Of. Baltimore,
49, ~. g.Ibaa bs. Carolina. from n. Y.
r r.ssc5 bsig I,eonie, Papia from Hayan-
i. yia n. lark.
- & Rochelle, the schf. Charles, Sears.
(to,a Boston. !.
hs NE brig sally Barker, Wallace, is
.,sssi;sed to sail from Bordeaux, Tor
i Ro.iao. ri the 5til Of Dece'nber.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
by Griffith 4 Brawner.

IN Wednesday next st half past ten O
clock, viii be sold at our auction
Room, on the most accommodating
terms, Variety of DRY GOODS.
consisting of
Cloths, cassineres
Booking hsize
,Ceatings. Rannels
Irish and German linens
Cotton shirtings
Gentlemcn's. ladies' and boys cot
ton hosiery,
Fine and coars Sc wooden ditto
Madras handkerchiefs
sihawls, dimities
Fancy vestings
Cambria, jaconet, leno and book
muslins
:, Calicoes, ferretings,
Gaieons, pins, sc.
And a few pieces of elegant embossed
furniture diniity.
Jan.
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Old and Genuine Madeira Wsne.

gust landed and for sale at M. Sander
sons warehouse, on fuckers wharf,
tStIX hhds. and ten quarter casks first
IS quality London particular Madeira
gYine. imported in the ship Robert VAIN,
sb Norfolk, from the ancient and highly
Respectable house Of Scott and Co. now
scott, Pring!e, Veitch and CO.
Apply to
James Patton,
or James Sanderson.
January s
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22. 600 English Quills
~. hces NNclopedla.
sent. 81.

Al 1eNS - - Wv f'SAASs'
gu BSCRIBERS to the above work
" are respectfully informed that the
48th and 18th numbers have lately been
eceiyed and ready for deliyeEy.--As
the publication OF the Cyclopaedia wall
shortly recommend, under arrangements
somewhat different than formerly---shcil
of the subscribers as have not received
the publishers Circular Letter on the
subject, can see a copy Of it at the bocko
r. GRAY.
WHO HAS FOR sELE,
A London made square lANOFokIB
with additional keys and pedal.
Also--a5o reaIns writing and letter
Paper. ----
CRtatitjk =
Hot Pressed Playing CARDS.
lust received and for sale p,
John A. sfewdrs;
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December al
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
THE CORK LEG.

A facetlous astornev, who wore
cork leg, made IN admirable lmi
tation OF the real one, and was es
teenled an excellent rotter, havine
a dispute with a stranger about
courage, and the different effects
pain produced upon individuals,
proposed to elucidate this, by try
ing. against his antagonist, which
could bear to hold his leg longest
in hot water, he who gave in Grst,
to pay glasses round to the COM
pa y. The stranger, pot valiant,
accepted the challenge, and pals
were brought In, smoking hot
The lawyer immersed his lcg,with
seeming pain the other did the
same, and with many awkward
gestures, boldly persevered for "a
bout half a minute, keeping his eye
fixed upon his opponent, who grim
ned and distorted his features as ii
really agonized. At length, una
bic to bear longer torture, the
stranger pulled out his parboiled
limb, and declared himself van
quished-at the same time ex-
claiming, " thatman must bea dc
vii incarnate, or he never could
bear it )" and seeing the lawyer in
no haste to leave his situation, said
with much feeling, " for heavens
sake, desist, you'll surely lose your
leg" " And if 1 do (replied the
other, taking it deliberately out OF
the water) can buy another, they
are only three guIneas d piece. -
The stranger, fnding he had been
yainlY contendng with cork leg,
was highly eXasperated at the de-
ceptlon, and swore be would com
mence an action FIR assault and
battery. 4" You had better call it
ScaSling and burning, (replied the
lawyer it is a new case, and Will
afford the counsel some fun"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
FROM A LONDON PAPER.

Frophecy II he following IS .
curious extract fton the Gentle.
mans Magazine, for July, 1907, p.
ol6. s Ihere is now LIVING at Gil
III ghlnh, hgnt, u most eCcenu &c
old gentleman, who assumes to
himself the faculty OF second six hit,
and has predicted the fate of In.
pres, and the fall OF BonaParte.-
! Atthe timeoi this d CHARLTON, thera
was a general expectation oil peace
winch was really ratified but the
Old gentleman stood firm III the
Plnlon he delivered, and speaks
with eXuitatIon Of some recent c
vents which have confirmed them.
Before the treaty of Amiens wa
concluded, he declared that it ne
yer would last, and that this coun.
Try [ England ought not to expect
it--tor, said he, Bonaparte must be
a greater man than he now IS; and
1t will be by opposing this coun.
try that he will become so. He
viii go on, becoming higher and
greater, and will make victory till
he comes to the confines Of Rus
STA, where will be fought the last
grand battle, in which Bonaparte
will fall and die (poliucally). HIS
death will bring to light greater
general that he ever has been, who
will really perform what Bonaparte
pretended TO do when he acquired
power-nake the nations of the
world happy. 1 his general will
be descendant of David, who will
turn his attention to the Jews, ga
ther them all together, and leading
them home to their native country
lay the foundation of their future
greatness.-That at that tine, all
Christendom shall be subdued to
him, and the fate of this country be
the fullilment of the 9th chapter
OF Ezekiel. The period when
these great events will take place
will be when three and a half wears
are passed after the time of the
highest exaltation, and the last no.
nors attained by Bonaparte y
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TAKE NOTJCF

That 1t particularly requefed that tbore
pcrions indebted to the late firm of Wi,bsrs
& Herbert, lhould come forward and NAB
immediate payment, as the fublcriber is
extremely anxious to pay off what may be
que oy i3id hrm and cloic he bufnefs all
reaionable Indulgence having been given.
am to be found at the Louie of John
winners ann Co. oPpofte the Mechanics
Bank OF Alexandria. Should 1 be abfent
at any times MT John Warrington, living
at i1Id houis, or Mr.. c. Gilpin, living with
Meilrs' Griflth & Brawner, will attend in
my Heaa and Ign in my name receipts for
any money pad on incb accounts, they be
ing hereby ssihoriied 70 to do,
CAVE WITHERS.
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FOR SALE.

WISH to sell or rent nv farm ON
n KetIrementS three and half miles
from Alexandra. 1t valuable farm
and contains lo7 acres, about 40 OF
which may be sown down in small grain
this fall Ten acres are in timothy and
20 more suitable-There is a plen.
~ OF good timber, and the place is well
watercd, and under an excellent fence
| viii make the terms accommodating
&c purchaser. IF it is not sold | will
let out on shares or Tor certain rent.
|" wish to sell g rod second
hand wagon and cart, and will take Tim.
Der in payment
GEO. ATKINSON.
Sept. - Fd
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land FOR SAFE

sDY a virtue of deed of truft, from
e1) Coleman Lewis, to the .,fubfcriber,
(made 10 fecure the payment of a. fun of
money, due to Alexander ~ aughl will. be
expoied to public ialcat CeNrREvILLE, in
the county of Fairfax, on WEDNESDAY
the Iit day OF JANUARY, 1917, TO the
higheit bidder for ready money, go
1872 ACRES OF L,q.N.D,
Lying on the turnpike road. between Fair
fax court houie and the faid town of Gem
trcville.
GEO. N. BERXLEY, TruGee.
October Al. Is
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22

changed i'll an instant, il his honor
would be Kind enough in the mean
time 10 take care of his stool and
placking instruments. His Grace
being therefore deputed to this inn
portant charge, the boy went In
quest of change. His intention was
to return but meeting a compa-
Mon less honest than himself, and
telling him his Grand, the other
advised him to make off. g Ay,
but, (says the frs, what shall do
for my brushes and tools 2" ooh,
never mid that, replied the Sc
cond) leave the business to me,
and you may depend upon having
themat our rendezvous in less than
ten minutes" The fellow accord
ingly walked up with an impudeut
AR tothe spot where the duke was
guarding the tools, and began t.
pack them up in q violent hurry
IVY hat are you about, you rascal
(sald his Grace those things arc
not yours" Eyes bur they art,
(says the ftllow)-thc rascal thai
cleaned your boots, and left you as
cenunci was debtor OF mine; he
is now bankrupt, and by -,
III seize both stock and block"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
POETRY.
A rALR...BY FoNrAiNE.

+ ALL have their tecret fauitS--not man,
Not woman, are from imperfeetions freed,
Which neither lhame nor terror can
Eradicate. For proof, this tory read
Avery topper, one who lov'd his glafs,
Was injuring fortune, health and mind;
For drun&ards, tho their purfe be full ,alas!
Wll foon its bottom find
Once with jovial let he carried on the
game,
Till ali his fenfes were in liquor drown'd:
The friends retired-his wife, prudent
dame,
Stretched on the door his fenfelefs body
found,
And caus'dit to be placed within tomb,
Where, in the midf of filent gloom,
The bloated drunkard lay,
Tin All clio s.....es rrdu ork'd away.
When waking he obferv'd the den of death;
j. There fees coffin Handing at his feet,
And there pail and winding fheet--
He fcarce through fear could draw his
~ breathi
whats here y he cries, 'my wife is filre
a widow u
This faid. hi4 fpoufe, drefs'd QUE like dame
Alecto,
WisheA. mafk'd, and accent feign'd,
g. toaches, and prefents foup which
well
Might Satan fut. All this enough explain'd
That he was now citizen of He'll.
'What art thou y he to the ipeStre cries,
the caterer of satan, fhe replies:
81 am intrufed with Heli's flock or meat,
And to the fhades fupply the food they
Here he exciaims, before he we'll had time
a to think,
Why, what the devil, don't they drink =
tn following jeu de mot was fent by a
young lady TO her lover, whole name was
Norr.
Why urge, dear fir, a bafhful maid
To CHI; nge erGngle lot
When we'll you know, I've often faid,
In truth, love you, NoTT.
For all your pain do, MOTT, care,
And truf me OH my life,
Though you had millions, declare,
~. / Tould, NoTT, be your wife.
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FOR SAFE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF 7 AND, ly-
( \ ing on the waters of great run, inFau-
qnier, about five miles from the court -houfe
containing sSI acres; about one-third of
whichis in wood. The land, tits believed,
from experiments made on the adjoining
lands, is we'll iuited TO the ufe of clover and
platter Any perfon wifning TO purcl,aie,
will plcafe call on the iubicriber in Alexan-
dria, or MIR. alexander D. Kelly, in Fau-
QUEER, who is authorized to ihow and con-
tract for the fame. VIM. DOBIE.
November 8. IF
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no REM.

l have to lie, Three Story Brick
Dwelling House, calculated for boar
ING house, al present occupied FOR that
purpose by Sarah Washing on. and has
Accommodation sufficient for l6 or lS
boarders. And other large and COM
modioas three Story Brick Dwelling
Houses just finished suited to accom-
modatc genteel and large families. -
Also, store and large brick ware house
at the lower ferry; this stand is equs'
20 any IN the place sor purchasing pre-
ducc. and sale of groceries. For terms
apply to the subscriber.
Jonat}tav .Scho!fe!a.
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MaVg CoMMitsione,s5OMce.
dHP. s, 1910

80, arg. S, 1916.
ne Board or Navy Commissioners win
receive until the ist day Of January, 1917.
proposals for furnishing, for the use of The
Navy of the United States,
10000 to 6o,ooo cubical feet Of live oak.
timber, cat to monlds, for ship of the line
and two frigates.
100000 to I5o,ooo feet of oak plank. aud
$1,000 feet OF yellow pine plank, fo, the.
same.
,Also-Iao, 300 feet of white pine bosrda.
OF IN. IA in. : in Ia lin. and ranoing
timber for ships Of the line and frIpates. ~
either live oak, white oak, locust or red re-,
oar, or proPOrtionof each to be delivered
at such navy yard or yards, as tine commis.
Slchers may designate, and be subject TO the
navy inspection at the places of delivery.
ne commissioners will find, at the public
expense, a suitablepersonto superintend tho
MOULDING. They invite those disposed "a
offer Tor contracts. to make their proposals
Tor not less than a quantity sufficient for a
ship OF the line, or for a fripate.
JOHN RODGERS, Pyeyiden5
9fbF Board efNazy commissiOnfry.
1t. Col. Armistcad of the Unred
States Engineers,
HWTIoHEs 70 contracs e., ao,,.
" IBIS Ct Lime 5000 be- - g 9
'u,'u'ns S.'p g 10 ,c doliye, ed in The
.I Tsr, % .dare' IS April, May and june
70, wash -ngtqu, Oh the Potomac
d .
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
FOR SALE

a TRACT OF LAND, living on each
"A dde of the littie river turngi road,
miles from Alexandria and Q t'cmWaih
lngton aud Georgetown 1t contains about
Goo acres, and has orita tolerably comfor-
table Dwelling aoule, wjsh the neceGary
out houtcs there arc on i two apple or
"hards, which never fail rS bean abundant
y aoc large meadow which may be made
very productive here is no doubt but
tie foil can be made very fertile by the uf,
of Plallter and clover, from experiments
winch have been made by Mr. Nfofs aud
Mr. Scholfeld on lands immcd lately ad
Joining t he turnpike Rad from the
Wilmington bridge will touch the little riv-
er turnpike road on this tract, at a place
where there is I mott convenient iituation
for houie of public entertainment. The
terms on which the above property win be
old can be known by applying to the fub-
icriber living in Alexandria.
AUG'B. FlTZHUGH.
October "a, 1916 Fam
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FOR SHE OR B.ARTER
For any Bank Stock in the District OF
Columbia,

FOR any Bank Stock III the District oil
Columbia,
a Lease on a tract of Land. on
the Shenandoah river, containing l5C
Acres.
tract of Land near Watson town
Hampshire County, containing 200 A.
ores
A House and Lot, in Watson town
Four urimproyed Lots in do.
A tract OF Land, on Abraham's creek
Hardy county, containing $50 acres.
A House and Lot, in Cumberland.
Two unImproVcd Lots, one on thc
river Potomac, the other on Wills
Greek, Cumberland.
Twelve hundred Acres oil Land. in
Allegheny county, Maryland.
Two tracts of Land, near PITTSBURGH
Pennsylvania, containing six hundred
Acres
Three Tracts of Land, near the: -
niatta, Pennsylvania, containing six hun
dred Acres. o
The present stock of goods now on
hand, amounting to about six thousand
dollars.
a House & Lot in Winchester, Va
Five half acre Lots in Winchester.
Va between judge Whites and gen.
SI9gleton's, valuable building Lots.
The unexpired Lease of the Ware
House now occupy.
a further description is deemed IN
necessary, as any person disposed 10
purchase will make further enquiry.
want to purchase a second hand
ORAY.
RBENEzER VoWRLL.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22

n convenient frame dwelling house
on PIT street, near 10 Princess 81, e,s--
Containing six good rooms, and G;tcd
!. accommodate one or two fap,iiies
with ground newly ten cd in Tor lsrse
Sarden-two or three springs CT GOOD
water near the premises--Possess irr
WILDE given imnedialeiy-F2, terms
apply 10
NlndeuiNe 81 Laymom.