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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
Jonathan G.. May,
MEREHa.N.T TIILOR.

IN EsPEoTruLLY informs his t.iends
Va, and the public, that he has just re.
ceiyed, and now on hand, large and
very general assortment of the most ia
shionable cloths, cassimeres, cords, vel
vets, fancy vestings, Gushings, coatings,
double milied drabs and pllids.-Gcntle-
men can be supplied at all times with
coats, great cuats, surtouts, cloaks, pan
falcons, vests, etc. Of the best quality,
newest fashion, and made in the best
manuer-A!so, mourning Furnished at the
shortest notice.--On hand, a very great
variety Of ready made clothing of every
description, which he is determined to
di pose of on as reasonable terms as any
of equal quality can be obtained In the
district-IIe solicits d share Of patio-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
Ship Chaadie,y, &c.

NH'U NIINIiNIiN'
\ BuAit ADAMS has taken 4 store
Sa Central wharf, and oilers los
.s'e 4 complete assortment ~
Eiif CH5.rDLERY = G&0CERiE'S
9th L constant ssppiy OF Warranted An
CIgTS
10 RENT, the Second Stary and
t'S!t;ng gnoM oi sail Slgre.
Cc,cbeg :
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10

Raisius, Molasses, &c.
~ ALitWELL RACK SON have just
" received, and offer fer sale,
| hox duchin, and doabie barrel
led guns
100 boxes fresh mnsca'e! raisins
80 tess spiced Salmon
50 do tongues and sounds
20 boxes SPERM candles
10 do turkey IT'S
4 hhds. prime retailing mOlssses
October 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
.JONaTH.aN c. W.lY,

Has also opened a NEW SHOP, IN
the aboye line, on King street. Gin The
house lately occupied as the Domestic
Warehouse) under the care OF an expert
enced foreman, who will use his best En-
beavers to please. His assortment is We.
ry general in every article in the above
line Of business. Customers, 'eaTi & their
measures at either shop, may depend on
having their orders executed in the NEST
fashionable style, and at very short no
tice. lie requests those who may wish
to purchase, to call at either shop and
view his assortment, having no doubt OF
giving them bargains that will please.
October ID DIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
Notice.


VETIE Subscriber having taken into
& partnership Mr.. Thomas irwin, Jr.
the business ia future will be conducted
unler the FRA Of C-AiLErT z IRWIN.
All those having claims against are, are
requested to preseat them aud receive
their money; and all those Indebted. are
respectfully solicited 10 quake payment
with IS little delay as passible.
CHARLES |. CAiLSfr.
For Sale,
lj7 bales and boxes burlap7, ticklen,
burg, oLnaburgs kessians, creas, p!aGl-
las, est0pillas, b,ittanies, chcleus and
dIw'as
900 boxes CONSISTING fhalfpint, pint.
quart tumblers and decan'e:S
20 boxes elegant cat glass, containing
c0rdill sIs--e,, wines, tumb.ers, pitch
ers. plates aud dishes
300 boxes window glass, by 10 and
and 10 b. l2
80 chests hysOn a"a irre-;"I7 :.
te-s :.
4oos pieces short yellow nam
kceus =
$500 do. long yellcw do. {
to- boxes India China, consisting OF
dining sets, tea sets, caps anu saacers,
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, Hat
and deep
6 oipes, 10 half pipes and 90 quar-
ter cass;s very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wiac, from Gordon, Dun, In
Gas {; TO.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-ket;te', soap, Candles
aud uails-.tur sale on reasonable terms
CATLErr q IRWIN.
Orfnher II.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
For Ercipht.

IOl -
r5 The Schr's UNION, cap.
o., s, YSNtaiu Cole, j nel'lJ new d"u
W t..ts superior vessel, carries ap2Gt
s'S:::=sI<z $50 barrels, will be read'y;
in few DAYS To receive 4 cargo, ara VIII
u&e freight for Europe or Coast"ise'
Apply to ,,,y.ir
Who have Tor sale said schgs. cargo ot
lsD tons Plaster Paris,
Also, for sale. landing from sc1r. boiina'
capt. Sylvester. trOm Mlue'r''
! pipes ,,>-r
q. ca,k
October IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10

For Freight,
rrr The ship HAZARD, VIII
x:ysFSsria.n Crabt'se, jan. master !;
80 S. burtAen $500 barrels, and can
S2-SSASbe ready to receive 4 cargo
81 bard ID three days.
ALSO,
RS TAe ship MARIA, George
eSf gsSs> Fletcher, master hurthen a.
Ss!.sgsS nout s5n1 barrels; can DC in
SSS>2Ss immediate readiness lor sea.
ALSO,
xEr The brig SUSAN. James
SS..s:sSs> Parsons, muster; bnr'ten
SssH.tsSs bout 1910 barrels, IS new
H-1-Ss and excellent vessel, ready
hc Ii. Immediate reception OF a cargo,
and will tlse foreign or coastwiSe
freight on moderate terms. Apply 10
LAWRASUN 4 F0NLE.
oc'yb~r4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
ENGLISH ASD GERMAN
4LM1NACS, for 1918,

Just published and fIr sale by The SFOss'
: dozen Or single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
Jyh0 has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper
nasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
scaling wax, waters, playing cards, and
uaper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and tesla
mspts. PRAYER books, psalm and hymn
boots. with many other established reli-
eioys works of merit. \ gene; al assert
ulcut of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10

lOr Sale, Freight, or Charter,
SEk The substantial fat Sailing
SEsNS,big VIRGINIA. burthen
,ias ~ 200 barrels. For terms aP-
'ASSEApIyn n. khkNh.
o..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
l.. p. Madeira.

1 FEW casks Mess. Murrock, Youille,
"A Wardrop 4 Cos London Particu-
lar Madeira, Of Gne quality, for sale by
Jan ST w. HODGSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
Thomas III. Rowland

z AS FOR SALE,
Ell Liverpool coarse and fine salt
Swedish bar lion, Russia hemp
New-Orlcans yarns
Spermaceti and tall0w candles
Spanish hides
Snermaseti, whale & tanners oil
Mackerel, and large quantity Of
Welsh slate of i superior quality.
October IS dSimwfif
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10

Lindsay & Hill,
UAVE just received and sfer for
AA sale,
S pipes first quality Holland gin
| bale ticklenoargs, lst quail. con-
aiming lao ellis.
IL hossheads molasses.
900 boxes mould and dipt candles.
S tierces and barrels coffee.
S chests imperial aud young hyson
teas, last importation.
$500 bushels Liverpool coarse salt.
$3.50 /" Tsrks-island ditto.
10 hhds 81. Croix 4 Antigua rum.
5 and 10 barrels sugar.
10 boxes tulHblers.
October "a
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Notice.

October s5-27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09
'.rA N. s,sr,S. July ).
Trtts OF THg PRESIDENT.

In every plscs Through which the Prcsi
Gent has passed, in his eastern Tour, the pro
re have .moN generously, and without dis
,;sss:Sn Of rarty, nsnifssied thst respect to-
vsrts him, snd paid him those civic and mil
iiay hcnors. which his distinguished merit,
az nalrios sna chief magistrate, has so just
!y entitled him 10, from bis 1ellow.citjzcns.
The President on his srrivaI st thA line Of
the stat;. was received hy Colonel Sumner,
Aide, Camp 10 bis ExcejIency The Govern.
or, who by bis gszpmaod, bid ihe President
welco TO Massachusetts, seques,ed him to
sceept the escort whiehihe ,Qovcrnor had
osdesed Tor him through the state, and osfer-
ed his cryIees a. an attendant an the Prssi-
denton his way to the Capital, which Was nc.
ssp'sd ara ne attention p, he cossrncrse-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09
! PKEaDENT'S TOUR.
psoysDEscs, July s.
THEPRESIpENT'S VISIT.


expected 10 This town on Monday afternoon
last, but rsin Storm in the morning retarded
his progress, and I, was not until nearly nine,
IA the evening, thss the signal for his ap-
fisroach was fred; he eanc up the river in
.shc Steam Boat, escnrted by three u. S. vcs-
'ssls. The troops and cisizcns had asse mbled
y6 receive him sand on his landing at Gen.
GGfsinkton'A Wharf, the COMMITTEE Of Ar
@anksrncnt welcomed him to our town, while
repeatsd saiutcs Of artillery and the merry
pal of belle snucunced his arrival TO the
inhabisa0ss A procession was then formed,
"a the ordor previously arranged, which ca
,cortctTtbc President accompanied by his cx-
ccllcncy the Oovernor) TO bis lodgings st
cAahhofns Hotel, through iIlumina,et
strccs. thronged with citizens and strangers,
xnxious 10 see and greet the Man OF the
People. immediately after entering the
Hotel, no took stntion in the piazza, (with
cSco fIowtLk on his right, aud Gov. FEN
MSS on MS ieft} &c. CRAFTY the imnenee as
sesntlase 10 front with view Of his person;
che hearty cheering ot the people was polite
ly'and gratefully noticed BY the President.
ON entering the lcvec room prepared for bis
recepsicr, many revolutionary officers and
respectable citizens were introduced, and the
Com0uec waited on iiim with an Address,
a.. ,,ht~A IN. pSss;vg. ~ ,,.v. .,,,,atIe rnnI,,.
...s, ,.s ;<h. ;rs rn,, nv Ola, ~ ~,
.a ssd'h;s ..;.. ~. So, n,s,oa. ro.J
ss.,.,,,e,,. 4 40" y r"i'SSS'~
o. Ttns.d.. r.nrn;,. a., ~ ,r;.. .df,
49,. x.ss-,ss2 80 -. p,s.;a.n 80 a.
~,ssS1 - 2 ,sso,4s on bos..h.ct "a sod..
sHf1us me psineipa! streets, accompanied
by 4eEouA uAssittec, Ind preceded by the Mar
Shat0fvhr District and Sheriff of the County,
Wishing Brown University, and examining
..v.rv nrom,ornt oh;cc, w;,a a,,.n,;on Ia
s.rsasS, 80 sssSna.,s. - s'o0s .ns 's.'i
crovias,a Sot,,hs .cr,rr.. e.cor,.,, \, w. w.
som oAniss az ~. ronrs :, fs,s. psw,ne ~
s..s'ss.. .,.n,.".... = .ss"o s"e ~ .o'
c,..~s III. 49,. - 80. 'S;,;a;a 's
1Y.s~sss.s~ 49," s...b -
scS "snc soss,;n~ ,hs ,,rs;,s 80 ~
w." '.".s - s.o n"ss -
.''. r'ss.so' nv =. .'s'y ".' %
." - ~. ~" ny nov os'" o,oe,
...1.s:' v's,...s - ~. .n.ss' ~ .s y ,"w".u'
.;..Si 's ss ra..:s. s'ss .as's. '"I
sn.s:S. :So, vae.o '."."" so"n Wv o'
$50 " u',N "no s0n''"uso" - "ss route 70
49, no'.."
u'". "'0 s"o'' soy !" ."'7 to"", 'ue az
n n A In
dcnt. we're ths tbcm.s ~ oensra, cocversa
zion. md tho sou ,eea of ne r,f.I, acd de,ich,-
fai consid: ration to NIL cIns.es Of peocle, who
oyinced, in everv psoper manner. ,h.;r ,ss-
pect add affsc,ion for the Chief Magistrate
uf the oniy FREQ Republic on earth.
.--~--l---<s 4 4 $500 tP.
Ars. ,sams ypon the Arswrsht plan pat IN ope'
srs M ss. ass oesh r1nnlg ~ years
of ,he s,ablisAmsnt '""s'
I4EB "a iff -----
In compliment 70 tho President, tho edi
Gee ofi usown University was brilliantly i,,u.
minated on Monday evening last.
sc Hattt --
glnc fresfdent OF the United States, oc
companisd BY Governor KsIcRr, wa. taken
hcone, at ail-River, on bis way TO Provi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

Governor KsroHr accompanied the Prcsi.
dent Of the uohed S'stes from Newport to
Esil-river---and thonce by the way OF Bristol
tothis town; sndth President was pleased
before he left town, TO express 10 friend OF
the Govsrnor, thathe.had been highly graft
hed by,ths Governors polite attention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

The Boston Brigade, under the command
OF Brigsdicr Gen. Wxilss, is ordered W he
eommsnier in chief, to parade on Mondsy
next, for the purpose OF beirg reviewed b
The pftsiden, of,he un;ied States.
The President will yisi, the lcver Part o
BOSTON liarbor, this forsnosn, as also the fer
tifeaiions. y - 80
>fsris contemplated che, during the sssy el
Tnr pnEsiDksT in tsii s:rini'y, se'ics'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

cas..iy co.ps ~ .'vliox.
Squadgcns of Cavalry from TIC hss, and sec
onj brigudes, dssl dpi<son.
Citizensof Norfolk aud oshei Counties n . un.
"A .-t-< ~ - ted.
Lins Of Carriages from Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09


The Citizens Of Boston, by their Com
mittec, appointed for that purpose, beg leave
to offer you their cordial and respectful sslu-
tstions, upon your arrival in this metropolis.
The visit, with which you ore pleased 10
honor them, recalls TO tho recollection OF
many, their interview with your illIsnious
predecessor, the Father OF his Country, On q
similar occasion. They remember with
great satisfaction, the hope, the confidence,
aud the fond anticipation Of national prosperi.
~ which his presence inspire ed and il is now,
sir, subject OF congrssula,ion TO you, and
10 themselves, that ef,cr thirty years Of event.
ful experiment., during conflicts and revolu.
tions, IN the old world, which have threatened
ell, and subvered many OF its anlient govern.
rnenfs, the constituuon, which wss sdopted d
under the suspices Of ,ha, great man has ac-
quired ,igcur and maturity, and that 10 sea.
son Of profosnd peace his successor is per.
United, by the prosperous state OF public az
fairs, to follow-his example, in visiting the
ex,snsise eououy. over which nc has recent
iy necn called 10 preside. ,.,i -.
While iIsis jouroey affords 10 many OF ycur
Fcllev Cisiz-ns, shr opportunity and sdvsn-
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self pitiful compensation, beneath
what any man would earn at any pro
fession who is worthy of seat here.
One objection had been made TO his
motion, that 1t might not perhaps be IL,
che power of every member TO max,
Restitution. He should be sorry, b,
said, 10 think suca was the situation OF
~ny honorable member on this Aoor--hf
believed 1t was not, Ii no; ~ his pow
or at present, 1t would be 10 every mar
hereafter--and be would hold il as :,
debt OF the highest dignity, as a debe 81
honor, TO be FIRST paid. Ii there shouia
De any one Of this House in that predi
'Sament, IN what respect would he Diff.
from the Rundreds and thousands OIL
debtors On the public books |? In this /:
mat he would have obtained the money
DE would owe agreeably TO law, honest.
~, openly, fairly. Ill such were his owr
case, MIR. Il. said he had no hesitation
IN saying, that ii it went TO the last par
ticie OF property he had in the world,
not excepting, further than absolutely
neccssary,his wearing apparel, nc would
refund TO the last iarthiug the excess
ne had received beyond the amount he
would have have received, had the law
~ the last session NOT passed.
Slo Be continued
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29
ALEXANDRIA, HERALD.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, sASuARr 2s.
LoUDoUN FEDERALISM.

Extract Of letter 10 the editors. dated
Loudo"n county, Jan 10, 1917.
+" a respectable republican told me
his day that C---n said in his presence.
I" III hat Bailey was too common man to
be candidate for Congress that he
would shake hands with every body
without distinction of rank" If this is
N objection to Bailey, would il no, also
pp'y TO Gen. Mason, whose gentleman.
y department is alike to every deccn,
man. should he be farmer, mechanic,
or honest laborei, Bat MIR. Mercer, il
seems, is not to coniamina,e his hand
oy reaching it to every body such
condsscension is only to be exercised
'"%ards 4 few OF the choice spirits Of
our couGty."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29
BANK DIRECTORS.

On Monday the Directors OF the u.
States Bank were to eject The directors
OF the BrGnch for this district. A friend
has furnished US with a liSt OF the
names OF the gentlemen that has 1ro>
6cofy been chosen From the list it
appears that there viii be three Direc-
tors from George,o"n, seven from
Washington and tSoo from Alexandria
The President will DE from Washing
ton, and a Director chosen from one
OF the three places to ill tie vacancy.
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son shall forfeit ard pay tie sum of Eve
dollars: Provided, the name OF sur.,
officer shall have been first pubEshe d i,
one OF the public papers.
AT Q Dcc,iag OF the Friendship Fir,
Company, hell at Mrs, M'DougaE's
Ts>ern. January l3. 1917, the follow
ing Og:cers were duly elected for the
present year, viz.
Charles NJ Knight. lst1
James Carson, I'd Commanders
James S. Scotf, 81
s @::;.; s s S:;:'- D'-ss'''.
lance 2otssrs,
Jaa,es CAT,
PreStcy Jacohs, hege.atorS
sanrct . Larmorr
Joh" Lo'gdent !
Thomas Mount =,
JAMS Douglas. trustees
Gaoch Peiton,
EStrac, from, the minutes,
Tesi---M ROBINSON,
Jnunary 27--Gt
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29
5 PUBLIC SALES.
THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock
By JOHN JACKSON q Co.

THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock
VIII be fold at at the vendue office, Union.
itreet, between King and Prince,
SO SO Boxes ao % aio, candies dc rp. 81 quality
IS do chocolate do
Ia co Slais 8 by 10 and 10 by IL
100, do brown ioap, good quality
II bags race ginger
kegs ground do do
bales bagging, very thick and good
',il pieces bcdcoids
i9 hand lines
pipes brandy
10 bbls. N Y. prime beef
10 casks white wine vinegar
10 kegs farch
s kegs rafins
quantity OF cordage &c.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
full and prime afortmen, of ssafonabie
DRY GOODS,
coniifting OF
! bale d lup. Cloths, afiarted c0lors
do coatings do
/ do aufhings
do white, red and yellow aannels
i do blankets
do carpetngs, elegant patterns
i cafe fupcr flirting linens, "A wide
/ do .fheeting do q do
do calicoes
cafe elegan, Lace Goods, conGffing of
ihdwlS, wells and hdkfs
4 do elegant Madras and com. hdlSs.
i do fuper cotton cambria o s &6A
= do Poplins handtomc coiors
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29
NOTICE
Jan. 2e.

HE Public are hereby informed that
"A company has been formed under the
ute oil the Quantico Warehouse Company,
WHO nave erected, one mile below the town
Oh DumtrJeS, large and convenient ware
honie on QIantico Creek for the forage of
fIour, GRAIN, &c. which warehoufe will
De ready tor the reception of produce on
Monday the third day of February next.
HE Irnltees of faid Company have APP
pointed Zebulon Kankey their agent TO at
tend the iaid warehoule, 10 receive produce
on forage and grant receipts for the fame.
And for the prompt delivery of all articles
received in the iaid warehouse by their
agent (ire alone excepted) the Company
mold themfeiveS bound. All perfons de 4
poiiting Flour, Grain, &c. mutt pay before
taken away, the following forage, viz
for each barrel of -four, fix cents If it
remains III iaid warehoule over one month,
eight cents, and in the fame proportion for
the tlmel 1t may remain. For each bufhei
OF wheat or other grain, two cents 1T it
remains over one month, three cents, and
III inc lame proportion for the time it may
remain. And for all articles of merchan.
die ieaionable forage only will be de-
manded. Perions ftoring -four may have it
iniPected or not at their option. If NOT
lniPectct, the agents receipt will fpecify
me brand, and the fate of the barrels,
ne weight OF one buihel of wheat, running
| measnre, oil each load or parcel of wheat
All articles ftored, the fame to be returned
to the owner when called for, be it -four,
wheat, other grain, &c. cuftomary allow.
anCeS tor wattage, &c. excepted.
| Qgantico Warehouie is Gtuated on OuaG
tlco ,reek, only two miles from its junction
1 q Pot ,.,..- I'll.
| bic for lighters TO enfure brl tranfporta-
ton down the creek OF all articles hored
Veliels may be got to take produce to the
! Diftrict of Columbia, Baltimore. Norfo X.
or eliewhere. Tie prelent freiehts arc. 10
the Diftrict, twelve and half cents per Dbl
of -four, and to Baltimore and Norfolk BE-
cents. from tie mouth of Onantico. The
| proximity OF this Warehcufe 20 large ex-
| tent of country, added to the goodnefs of
the roads leading TO it from the weliward.
being Little inferior to paved ones Ii be-
ing found by actual furvey little more than
! twenty five miles from Baymarkett to Dunn.
| fries, Will it is confidently believed by the
Iruitees BY this route lelIen the expence
OF transportation of produce even to the
| Dhtricto OF Columbia, and they pledge them
ielyes to the public to uie every means
within their power to give fatisfaction.
Timothy Brundige,
George Williams,
John linton,
James Deneale,
VIM. A. Linton,
Francis II. Dunnington
William Smith,
2Tas'sta Of ne Quaarco Ware
k9Hss CONT any
January 20. 4u
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January %.

OnHHuFy 90.
In the Senate, yesterday the report
OF the committee of claims IN favor OF
me Georgia claims for Militia services,
was agreed TO, aud The committee were
Instructed TO bring in bid accordingly
The bill for the erection of part %
the mississippi territory iDto state
and for its admission into the Union,
was taken up, and some progress made
IN H. lib.
The subject which occupied the lar.
ger pars OF the sitting of the House OF
Representatives yesterday, the Joint
resolution which has already passed the
Senate, Tor authorizing the President TO
employ Col, Frumbull, the distinguish
cd American Aust, TO execute four
Paintings commemorative OF the prin-
:ip1i events OF the Revelation. The
Debate was desultory, but pleasing, and
occasionally animated by fIshcs of elo
quence. The resolution was passed by
d very Jorge majority. and no doubt will
receive the appreciation CT the Prcsi-
dent.
The subjects spoken of for these Ma
tionai Paintings, are, the Declaration Of
Independence by the Congress the
surrender Of Burgoyne at Sard'oga 4;
he surrender Of Corvallis at York
town; and the resignation Of his sword
to Congress by General Washington, at
Annapolis. The size of ,he pictures is
proposed TO be IL feet by l9; the fl
gurcs to be as large as life.
Judging from one or Two Of these
Paintings on a small scale, now exhibit
ted in the Hall OF Representatives these
great historical Paintings, when exccu
ted viii do credit to the arts, and to
his coa"try. 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29

2d Class Potomac and Shenandoah
Lottery.
'Hb hrtt drawn Ticket on MONDAY
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January ae.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29
COLLEGE OF NEW. JERSEY

COLLEGE OF NEW.JERSEY.
Princeton, ". Jersey, Jan 24th, lal7
a paragraph having appeared IN one
o. the public papers giving an exagee.
rated representation OF the disorders
which have recently taken place in the
college here, it is ihoeght proper 10.
state that though the riot was violent
no personal injury whatever was sus
tanned ny any individual, that the orders
OF The college were suspended for
bout SIX and lkiriy hours, and have eve.
SINCE been piocee6iag peaceab.y Ia
their usual course: And tia, no, with
standing The inn, Sible deter animation
" The Authority OF The college TO en-,
force ITS laws, The probability is, th,,
eventually moi mole than fourth ..ari
oil me studcdis viii b. found to nave
had such conCet u IN the iaie unha1fp.
and riotous tr0ce edings, as To reouI,e
their permanent siciusiGn from TIT To-.
Stitu,lon-.-
A5HBEL GREEN, Pes, o;.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29
Alexandria County. IS.

Itt NOuIIty, IS.
! ABRAHAM FAW, one of the iulfises
= OF peace, for the county aforeiaid do
c rtity, that Benjamin Going, brought be-
tcre me as ar etray,
SPOI TED HEIFER,
OF white and black fpots, rting three years
cid, marked on the right car by an underbir
taken out, the two ears are red no Other
perceprbic mark. Given under my mana
and Teal this a7th day OF January, 1917.
~, A FAW, (Seal.l
The owner of the faid eGray IS requcftcd
TO come prove property. pay charges and
take It away from my plantation, on the
road lending from Alexandria 20 Georae-
town. BENIAn5IN GOINCn
Jan. 40.