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[GENERAL GAINES REPLY.1
Petersburg, Jan. >, 1917.
GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN,
Permit me through you to ten
der to tlle citizens of Petersburg, my warmest
acknowledgement for their kind invitation 10
apubiic dinner. / regret that it is not in my
power to delay my movement for a sufficient
time to enable ne to partake of an entertain
ment which would he rendered doubly accep-
table by the purely hospitable and patriotic SPIT
rat in which it is given and Ishould be happy
to he associated, as you suggest, with my bro
ther in arms, Major General Scott
feel grateful TO divine providence, and TO
our beloved countryfo the opportunity afford
ca me IN the late war, to be usefuliy employed
IN her service; and thankful to my esteemed
Gcountrymen for the generous offering of appro-
baton and good will, with which they are pleas
ed to honoTme.
have thehonor to be with great considera-
ton and respect, gentlemen, your obedentser-
yant
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'Vth Under my land this 18th day Of Derefnber 1870
PETER NELSON,
!afe President ofH1agfeid lfcadswy.
llcttlilutI -. 72-ys1ws
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iwii give the above reward TO any nerson MIR, ,,,
denver the said negro and mare to me- fcsdiny -; M
nsham County, Va. ten dollars for such innr,s,;
as may enable obtain them 1865 '''''''ua'ioh
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fc"E IL. Nelson was taught by me, except as to TIE
french language and can une0uyocay saw that he
IS Wen qnaihed teacher have frequently visited his
schooi during The present year. and find il to have hceu
ceeding good. '''
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FDM UND Z. GAME
To John Hinton, ,Soml. Turner,
and Geo. II. Jones, ESqrs.

About 3 o'clock, the citizens began to
assemble at Poplar Spring; and about
half past three, The approach of General
scott was announced by the discharge of
cannon. We perceived among other dis
tlnguished guests, the following gentle
men-Major Gems. Izard and Pepram.
Col. posey, and several others.
After dinner, the cloth being removed,
the following toasts were drank.
TOASTS-
I. The People-Devoted to liberty, they can
never forget its defenders. gnns3 cheers.
2. The Constitution If the u. States-It has
withstood the attempts of treason, 81 the shock
OF battles sacred panoply of freedom. 3
guns cheers.
3. General George Washington-H fame will
I've, his name will be immortalized in the con-
tinued praise and gratitude Of his country.
4. Tie Heroes and Statesmen Of the Repoiatior
-OuR privileges, proclaim THEIR virtues.
guns6 cheers.
s. Tiomas JET on-Theugh his political sun
has descended into the vale Of retirement. his
country will long feel the benign influence of
lis meridian splcndOr. 2guns ) cheers.
g. james MfdisoH--T Throughout the LATE r.
yentful period of his administration, his course
has been wise and polite, deliberate and lu-
mnOus. 2 guns cheers.
2. james Monroe The object of hi. admins
tratOn will be tho happiness of his fellow-citi-
zens-Lis gaide the Constitution. 2 guns
cheers.
s. Tie drmg Of fhe United States--Alike dis
tingaished by their chiyalrous exploits, and
the grateful affections of an admiring country
3 guns q cheers.
9; The Nary ofthe United Stqtes--Tts glorious
during the late war, confirmed
the love ofits friends, and excited the affections
OF ITS opponents. guns cheers.
10. The ADcricdn Soldiers IN retirement I'm
war, their swords flashed victory in defence Of
libefty-in peace, the gratitude of . nation.
chefishes the remembrance of its valourous
deeds. 1guns cheers
ii. lie battle If Niagdra--The roar Of the
cataract, was lost in tie conflict Of battle and
tae grandeur Of nature is forgottes in the re-
mem eTaDce Of American proves.
y. fo'l Erie Virginia halls its Hero az her
son. 0.sun5 . cheers.
H. Tie 81 ofJmuary-In the annals of the
{cpu9hc, brilliant ep)ch--iD British story.
dsy Of dread decision aud disi0ay o guns
cheers.
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ETDDCATION.--.}ohr Il. NeISo7 n1oros.s =, ---a.,TT
nue. bis professional services at Isiiarfoy ycyrv
4cN"rDig near tie City OF Richmond the ensuing wear
ne VIII teach the Greek, Latin ard English lanrrarcs
apc9reihg 70 tie most approved method together with
suc either branches of literature and science ne are n
Suay taught st such Seninari.s - "
iution VAL be 8 80 Board and washing rxeIusivc Of
20 ana n bedding $ 100 with he'd and bedding 10
next ana end the 10th of December following ,naInS
meT months for vacation. ~ " 80 ~
required. " '~"S0 Ni'' '@
Ha''o0er, December Is, 1916.
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/ md FOR SALE viii sell myTRAcT or LAND.
~ Wnt,eon now reside containing abont 200 acres.
ms land Is situated in Powhatan county three mice
SCUM OF James River, aud half from Woodberry
the two '''"'' "
bis Tracts supposed to he eqnsl to any in this STATE
a. ~ many convenienceshe soil is equal to any high
laho III ths part Of the State, 10 the cultivation OF
.pIn, wheat or tobacco Theresa neycr-fang stream
Wa runs through this tract which furnishes water sri
Cent Ior an oVersbot gfsi-m saw-n and there is
capital situation for either. also furnishes conside.
tdpe n0rticv OF low grounds which are extremely fer.
ie. u IS thought by some Of the experienced Col
iers tbsttere are valuable Coal Mines on part Of this
tIactswbch IS situated about two miles from Powhsfan
RUS and lies IN range with that body Coal To rv
isli"e on the extreme fertility aud improving condition
f. he aciion NJ cloverpg) VI this derable property
j. lhoigh unnecessary " completes with ans as rest
oehce ahordng most connections dwelling horse with
other comfortable appurteuarces.
persons disposed 20 purchase will he at.cuded 10 ia
NeWc the premises by The subscriber or Mr. peter Sub
eiL adjoining isior springs. there are about twenty
sNcsitht spTings out n which make use Of four
hyehnt short distance from The dwelling The puTchs
scr may meet with favorable trade on his part.
JAMES FORSEE.
January y. 7G-wgN.
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NOTICE. Geid Cto,ton holds two bond: OF mine
~ given to him by me, ,chich are ncte paid
GEO. WINSTON.
z.
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Sdtslattofy Iniormation rs 10 tue inanaeeurrt az ~
Academy; may DE obtained of the following auone.,
tner Gentlemen :-Samuei Panneli, Samuel Wh,,c ~,
si'rh anu Laward Watts, Esq'rs. OF Campbell. Jssn
sieptoe Esq Col. John Watts and Captain W;,lisr r.,
vine, oi Bedford Col. James Galloway and W,n r. i
horne, ESD Of Frankn; VIM. Tnnstall Geo poxd 49,.
HAYNES Morgan, Esg'Ts of Ptisyyana--and Csn,a, n
VIM Mitchell, of Lynchburg. ''paih
January 2. -r,
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- Subscriber on the LIST day of this month 4 nos
man named ANTHONY, aged about fifty wears s,x ,
nlsh very dark complexion, thin visage has scar ~, ~
breast supposedto have been occasi0ned bv lnr,' " -
Is pfobaDis he may have obtajned free ,ass and -;
enheaVouf To pass for free lie carried win, h
Write or gray mare about fifteen years old bu has nn
Younger appearance. about feet 10 inches h;ri, n
naIk or scar recollccted except q scalded snot On
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rTNHR SUBSCRIBER oilers fOr sale Tic following anti.
cles
100 crates eaTthen ware asserted 200 sacks salt Ii
verpool allied 40 boxes tin, 20 do. asserted
glassware 40 goss bottles 80 casks Ianpbsck 40
rh,,e 10 a. ys,ios " AZ sc, San w. o. hess
behring's 10 boxes best Durham mustard 6 dor. each
5casks DO. 10 Ehds. whtlng; Soy China co1is iine
sets cvt JxYre' wrought r>iia. aesfrtcf o. fn
y r.st- nlni -. 60. .-.----- -. Nm
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There are two Sessions, Of five months each :,
year one from January siill MAY 3lst ma ~ =,
rom July Ist'ull November 3alh leaving n,e ssS Sef
ccnlbcr for months of vacation. ~ "iu De
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y CONSEQUENCE Of tic considerable advance Of 1str
gae our charges, Tins For visit three miles and
huet i2s--oyer three and not exceeding miles i5s.-
upe thnsc chaff- i9r night visits As heretofore the
INDECENT will receive attentions grafis
Wv. X. NELSON, n. ~.
y,-. HENRY CURTIS, N. u.
--'Stttfs' rom, d01 u. 7gso3W
MOrIcE-Tiat o. saturday. the 2sth instant; willss
'o'n L, ii.o hlticst Uidder. che premises. that
80 hhoNh ANtEt. So Ire county Of Pcwhasan. fcT'
,s.5 "'snee ~ " Wd7n f'pkigs. dec. and IN To
occupancy oitAc sufscrfher
hhot sou n rN Pc fuif1 for one or more years. and
posse, i'h if1ifefafrn gwen.
90 We noe ,iinf aad p7rc viii be sold H0,feshoif
ann h's,he4 FHf1figf P1qef6fiog Utensils. aud tle
sloeko oifie. Hor- ard g1ffr
ife GERMS van be maze k9cwn on the day ~ sale.
, fNCfPD ROBERTSON.
- IDS
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NloiiCE.-Iiie iegatees of Iielry Wood dee ere
hereby notified, that the Attn Wednesday in this
month, 1t being Hanover Court, there will he sale of
part OF the SAID estate and division will take place as
soon thereafter rs possible. They may attend if they
think proper. HENRY WOOD, Er'Gr.
January ?. 75.o,w2,rs
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AIOTICb.-The Subscriber IS authorised to hre for
the ensuing year. TsceAtv Negro Men, 20 sofk on
The Street in the City Of Richmond for which liberal
prizes will be given BY uie CorPorotioa.--A apply to
ORRls PANE.
DeceDRer2 II. 7f.l,s
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sobNNb ACApEMY.-Ihis Seminary. c,cIrS7-;-
a devoted to Female EducatiGr has been in un,,y
IN New-L ondon Campbell County, Va fur Tie las, rh
sea' ,a Is sun conducted by AIRS. Ann Miller andhe
The course of studies corr ,r;r.s -.
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4 AND FOR SALE-By virtue of deed of fTTsT c~cs
ced 10 the Subscribers by Philip S. pIuasarts and
Ms wife Elizabeth r. Pieasan bearing date he Ell, ds~
VI oc.ooer ISL and recorded in the Comfy conts 81
tam Sums n money therein expressed dne a. ps, %
RnyWi be Sold to The highest bidder for cash on the
snuu monlsy III March, at Goochland Court horse iii
Ioetn ~ Pleasans' proportonahle part of The 1ct ~
daIia which Joseph Peasants died possessed of in ~
aforesaid comfy of Goochland " ." nc
,e ouoscrioeis aching as trustee will convey no other
OF greater right than they derived from the saii ph;i;
+. PleasaRts aud hiswife Elizabeth p Pleasants f
JAMES CRAWFORD
and T,r,,,f.ss
January T. -, -.
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NEW GooDs.-RoberfS H0H Nelson have lust re-
oeiyed large aud general assortment of Yaplc &
IdrcD COO DS-ainongst which are
Best London sufe::;c cloths and cassiineres black &
coored mcieskin and silk cuttings Irish linens lawns
diapers; rich lace shawls wells and capes elegant satin
ana lace trimmings thread and silk iaces; evantinc
onnce and Italian silks with great variety of other
Goods, which they will sell at The lowest prices.
JANUARY a. --,f
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December ~.

NotiCt.-Was committed TO the jail of Wa,
Souhts, a. runaway, on Thursday III, ,s,. TX
staht smaii biach nan, named DANIEL iorn,e,is NJ
iongipsio Thomas W. Cary. Of said COUNTY az te-
afterwards sold by Nj. Charles TO some rerson IN ara
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nRuGSa MEDICINES at the sign of the (soIae,a
Aortar.-The Subscribers having associated them
serves together under the firm of James JPhiLioc Co.
have purchased the Medical establishment OF philip
Duva Jr q Co. where they intend keeping general as
sortment OF the best articles in their line.
The orders of Country Merchants aud Physicians will
meot with nroInnt attention
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NE SUBSCRIBERS having entered into Co-partnrr-
u ship III The Commission Business under the iirm of
ROGERS MEitiWETHER--have taken a part OF MIR
large ware Rouse on Cary street; they pledge
themselves that cxeron shall he wanting on their
part to promote the interest of those who may ,onsgn
to- their
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For Sale,

rNNiIE subscriber wishes to sell, that
Il. excellent Country Stand for Mer.
camille Business, known by the name oil
BEAN-TOWN, situate in Charles coun.
ty, on the road leading from Piscataway
10 Charlotte Hall, miles from the lat.
ter and i2 FROM the former place, and a
bout the same distance from Port Tobac-
CO, Benedict and Nottingham. This pro-
perty is at present ~ the occupancy OF
Mr.. Hoiatio Moore, and by being GEN.
tral, between the Potomac and Patuxent
rivers, has general command Of both.
lie wishes also to sell the HOUSE and
L0T where he at present restless, situate
on Duke between Fairiax and Water
streets, Should the property lying in
ChacleS county not be disposed Of previ-
Gus to Saturday 18th jane next, It will
oa that day be offered at public auction
on the premises. For particulars enquire
of Henry W. Hardy. at Bean Town, or
the subscriber in Alexandria.
BE&ONl WHEAT.
MAY 10 s,uth5w
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ment as much a. for the interests of
the people /; and whenever it is en-
ployed as an engine to bring the adj
minis 'ation of the laws into disgrace
and contempt, or to disturb the public
peace, it violates the purposes for
which iI was instituted, and becomes
a frebrand in the bosom Of the state.
The professions of honest motives,
which arc usually put forth by wri-
tiers ofthis description, only aggrayate
their offence, because hypocrisy ac-
companies malice anu the danger is
the more serious when it insiaaates it.
self behind the mask Of zeal for the
public good. The man who says to
the people :' your rulers betray you,
and parliament is party in the
treachery," recommends to them as
plainly as he dares, to throw of the
influence OF both, and to try the re-
medy Of rebellion. 1t is true this in
tcntion is detained, but those pro-
LESSONS all agree with the character
OF the writings, land We shall doubt the
efficacy of the late legislative mea-
sures, or the vigilance of the govern
meat. until some stop be put to hui
sancs which is silently but steadily
working to destroy all confidence
towards the government and every
principle of 0bediencs to the laws OF
the country.
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Ntw- York. April :.
VERY LATE NEWS.

IL u LIZ - S'bAH' ''s
The swift ship Fanny, Capt. For
man, arrived last evening in 2l days
from Grecnock, snd 10 from the land
By this arrival the Editors Of the
Gazette have received London papers
to the 10th uit. but they contain moth.
ing of political Importance.
Prices at Liverpool. Anril ~. Up,
land Cotton, 90 TO 22d ; New-nrleans,
esd to as Id; Sea Island. Is Sd to g
4d; Flour, 70 to n /; Rice 95 /; Ash
es, as perlast accounts Flaxsccd had
been sold at 81 les ca.
The numerous d rivals in England
with grain, had caused decline oil
Drices, and I farther reduction was
anticipated.
American cotton in market at Lii.
vcrpool on the 18th, did not exceed
5000 bales.
The price of English stocks lad
risen upwards of three per cent. since
our former advices. Consols were
up to 70 lie.
In connection with this favorable
state of the political thermometer. tine
London Traveller of the 9th ultimo
remarks. that L" The severe distress
which has visited the manufacturing
districts, is scnsibly on the decline.
and from several places. the latest ac-
counts are even of favorable com
land there is every probabil-
ity, that in few months they will
nearly altogether disappear, and the
manufacturing system furnish addi-
tional proofs Of revivins prosperity.
The same paper remarks that 1t
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skk Exchange Coffee House EEK
49, MARINE JOURNAL. &&A&
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA...MAr 8.
ENTERED,
Brig Orlando, Hall, Boston
- Joseph, Barry, ditto


CLEARED,
Ship Maria, Fletcher. Cork and mar
kct; By Lawrason and FOwle
British brig Magnet, Ashford, Barba'
does By Ismse Patton
Brig Frederick, MAYO, Liverpool BY
J. Ket,eli aud Go
British brig Aolus, Babb, Barbados
b. James Patton and Jonathan Martin.
dale
SCHOONER Mary ard Nancy, Brewster,
Wasrlu-ton Nc. ~ thr master
swallow, Jackson, Nottingham
BY NJ Young
Jefferson, tombstone, Baltimore
BY NJ. r. Monroe
.nny9.
No arrivals at loon-wind northerly.
SAILED,
Brig Boxer, Merrill, Portland g.
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ing powersfar more extensive. He grant,
ed two privileges FAR mOre important than
ever Roman ponti;i could venture to-
concede. The first was perpetual in
diligence to commit adultery in certain
cases. l should blush to repeat his Ian
yuase on the subject before an indiscrim-
mate public; and l will content myself
with referring the more curious reader to
the passage in which he grants the in.
|dulgence. Wide Edit. Wit. vol. ), p.ll9)
The second was an indulgence granted
to Philip, Landgrave of Hesse, to have
two wives, aud to live with both at the
same time. The bull was dated Wittem-
borg, the Wednesday alter the feast Of
st. Nicholas, 1889, and was signed by
Luther and seven Of his reforming eoad-
tutors.
To many Of your readers, am persua-
'ded that this theology will appear strange
but these are not the only peeu!iarities
of Luther's doctrine. lie saws, for in.
stance, in another part Of his works, "
DO not say that God will punish sin; the
law indeed Of God SAYS SO; but what
have to DO With the law am free"
lie Cap. Bah. C. Q, al Gal) And again,
speaking OF the folly OF perfor.~iag good
works, The way to heaven he says) is
narrow throw away your good works, If
You wish to squeeze through it" User de
Insv. test.) This language Vi The immor-
tai Luther needs no comment-I will say
nothing of his much.iamed conference
with his majesty Of the iuIernal regions,
though he seriously gives US a long ac-
count of it, himself. Indeed, if we are
TO believe Luther's own words, he was on
very familiar terms with tie inhabitants
Of the neither WORLD. " Some OF these,
(he informs us) were malicious devils,
who cracked his nuts, and rolled empty
barrels down stairs, whilst he was in vain
attempting to sleep; others were good
natured deyils-but there were two,
whom he so much admired Tor their pro-
found eruaition aud exquisite abilities.
that he declared they could not be srery-
day deri!s they ,0sre marvellous devils,
Ipro5aSIy doctors Of divinity in the mi
rersities 6slotc." (Co!. Mon. Ger. Edit.
s75.l willingly leave this subject for
|yopr correspondents serious meditation.
l will only make one comment on it, orr
rather, will repeat one which was made
By the famous Bayle, " Whether Lu-
Their was scriVss Or in joke, vic aeI
wrote these sbsurdities, il is c. Ell. that,
he could not have been nan r. apos-
tolical such character would ueverl
have raved in this manner, OF il he has
he would never have been SO foolish as tUI
Tell the public Of it.
| think then, Sir, that Luther was not
the accomplished Saint, which your cor
respondent represents him 70 have been
SSeuld he undertake TIE defeace of hisl
Apostle, or attack sin formal battle" a.
ny article oil that creed, which Luther
pretended to reform 81 thiOk can pros
phecy that he will soOr find an oppO-
nent.
With sentiments Of respect
remain. yours. &c. NJ. B.
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Alexandra Public Baths.

TIME public are respectfully informed
that the Bath House adjoining the
Theatre, is now ready for the. reception
Of v;sitors-there is large room exclu-
sively appropriated for ladies. The pub.
lie house is now entire y excluded from
the bath house, so that persons visiting to
bath will not be incon mOded by persons
not coming for the same purpose
THOMAS SHIELDS.
Nav 10 It
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ALEXANDRIA,:
FRF99R, MAY 9, 1917
THE REFORMATION.

Accipe nune Danaum insidias, ct cri.
mine ab unO Disco Omnes.
Mr.. EDrroR,
cannot entertain doubt, Sir, but
that a spirit Of freedom and liberality
prompted you to admit, into one Of your
late pspers an article, on the Reforma-
ton" This spirit is emineu,ly congenial
10 the government, under which we live (;
and am confident, that as it character
ises every thing, which is American, it
will prompt ysu to give publicity through
the means OF your valuable paper, to a
few remarks, which | wish 10 make on
that article.
Its author Is diause in paucgyrisiug
Martin Luther the parent of the German
Teformation--I shall make no difficulty in
confessiug, that for considerable time,
1 have made the reformation, its causes
and its effects, a subject of serious ihyes
tisation. The result of this investigation
e,n -
,ha.In,h.. r.O M, N. cb,-,ctar which
your correspondent has described
r., r.,sons which have o,ermed this
co,v;c,;on are drawn from his action.
and b;s writings and | will accurately
.h.,a;, e,on "a WING ,,v thing of Lu her,
mich :. M, o,r,orted hv tbese ir,.frara,
-, ..u,..;.;o,
I.....h.a,,,,, y. pon,n Catholic
n,...;e,J lie
I,... II. ,nno.aa ,h.,
1 p. ss'ss ., -; nod IN m.
80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
re- Do oo,,no;,,, h.
80, -. :, ,h., mo-
cn,.-.,,, 8. a. Ill,
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~"0'n eo"i"'"u WV" V
receive III O0'' Minus \'' VIC ~
MIS- VOL q Pas' $50 Aeea'" IL i
council hes speaking Oh 'Ae marriage
Oh priests Snonia grant cnu'en"s" u"
"er'y 70 marry ne "oa'u 'h'nA "'a. "a a
more IN Goa grace WIN "ur'"s '''' "'e
kept 'nree "i''reSss'' '"'n Ms s'o"A'
'e" pu''ua"' u "e '0'u'
anu '"a' ne "o"'a 'O'n"N'u 's, pa"
VI uS"'nA''"'' '""' nU"' u ','" '
'y, anu ''I' " "e 'O1'' 40"
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IN COUNCIL, May eth, 1917.

IN COUNCIL, May 9TH, 1917.
Ordered, That the tax Of story charged
to Elizabeth Manly for the year 1916, be
RENTED.
Ordered. That the superintendent po.
lice, do regulate the side way on Water
street, between Gibbon and franklin
streets. to the regulation for paving, aud
charge the expense to the First Ward
Ordered, That the proprietor or pro.
prietors of the ground, on the north west
section of the square c"mpreheuded be-
tween Queen and Princes-st.Pitt and st.
lAsaph-st. do cause the nuisance thereon
to be removed before the FIRST of June,
and in default thereof, that the superin.
tendent police cause it to be done, and
charge the expense to the property.
Ordsr!d, That the superintendent po-
lice, do cause the cutters on Prince, be.
tween Washington and Alfred.streets,
to be repaired, and charge the expense to
the g Fourth Ward"
Ordered, That the superintendent pc.
| lice, do notify the proprietor of the lot Of
Iground on the north side of Queen, be.
tween Royal and pitt-streets, to cause
the stasnant water, nov on said lot. to be
efiectualIy removed, and on failure there
of within 10 days notice, to cause the
same to be done, snd charge the expense
to said proprietor.
The following return made by the as
,sors to council, was OH motion, ordered
to be published
Return OF the number of houses, ware
houses, places of worship, manufactures,
schools, etc. etc. etc. in the city OF Alex
audyia this 1st. May. 1917.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-10
- Eofus, Babb, Balbadocs.--Pas'
|senger, Mr.. John d. Herbert.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Ship Commerce, Crowdhi!l, Of this
port. arrived at Gibraltar god March,
IS days frum Savannah'-Flour Bis
Schr Packet, Thorudike, Bermuda, ! l
days, arrived at Charleston lst instant.
Reports, left schr Leopard, of and from
Alexandria discharging. Corn 81 s73
dull. Flour Sts. Crackers, c~t. Sla.