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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
SELECTED.


"suE NEVER TOLD HER LOVE-
Shakespeare.
OH Il issweet to hush The sigh
That trembles on the lip OF beauty
To wine the dew that vets the eye
OF her who pines tween love aud duty
Oh! It is sweet to soothe the breast
That throbbins swslls with tender tee'-
To view the cheek in'dimples dres', ing
Where languid Sorrows tears were
stealing.
Too oft, in Bsanty's gavest hour,
The heart within is cold and gloomy
Too oft, the smile is like the anw'rs
That lives not...ieels not..ye Is bloomy
All, hapl-ss woman may not tell
She lnves-thuugh love each glance re-
vealIrg-
Her heat may hea.-herbosom SWELL
Her oaly hope IS in concealins.
And, mid the weight Of Inward care,
Hereye with cyysta! light is beam'hg--
The smile still seems 20 linger there,
But Surrow's food wiLl:in is streaming.
So may be seen. at Eve's last hour,
When calm and bright the Moon is
shining
TIE lily's spotless virgin fow'r
In tears. its tender head declining.
.GiobslrcmGathas, orErer'astirgFlo~er
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Fiss reasons for not using Sriritnoa'

4 ttbJN'so .Go' ''S'
Liquors.
I. Because il poisons the blood and
destroys the organs of digestion.
Q. Because an enemy should be
kept 1rithout the gate.
5. Because l am in health and need
no medicine.
q. Because | have my senses and
wish to keep them.
5. Because l have soul to be sa-
we'd or lost.
To the man whose mind is untouch-
ed BY all or any of the above reasons.
a volume on the subject woald be use.
less. He is untitled for society and
the sooner he is in his grave the better
-EETTER for society and for him
self-For soeiety-because oil his en-
ample-For himsclf-because his fu-
ture torment viii be less.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
From Ponl,on's Philad. advertiser

cENTuIIAL JUBILEE.
Tho third CcnturiI Jubilee OF the
Reformation. BY DR.. Martin Luther.
was celebrated on Friday last, the
s,ss sltimo, in several protestant
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14

The man is dcspised whose wants
exceed his fortune. Despised ! by
whom? By those abject souls who
Mace their homer ON their wealth. and
estimate their virtue by their weight
Of gold. But is this ithe honor OF a
eond man. Is virtue less honorable
because it is poor
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14

ANECDUTE OF MRS. 1OtNSS
Late of the Alexandria Theatre.
In the representation oil the comedy
Of the Heir at Law. at Norfolk. OH the
sIst of October last, each of the per-
formers had occasion to deliver some
part of tac epiiosur, ana Mrs. Young
commenced hers in the following
words:
ais there any here in lovci"
When she was Immediately answered
from the lips of ono Of the Cyprtan
soddessss in the attic chamber,
ayes"
With a readiness Of wit peculiar to
herself. Mrs. Young archly replied.
Casting her eyes at the object Of her
satire)
eyes, know you are in love;
"And beside you sits man,
" Whom you'll rsin, # yoa can"
This reply drew forth bursts of ap-
plausc from every quarter erthe house,
at the expense Of the young man, who
unfortunately fer himself happened
to DO the only man in that part of the
gallery be Immediately withdrew.
IN. Fork Repub. Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14

\ beet, Cfthc common lind, was rails.
eL III Tire garaen Of Mr.. John Bau:msn,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
ASEcpoTI OF MRS. YOUNG,

49, SG9 :: o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14

sBuilt by Lowe about seven years
since. 1t has thirty one Stops, and
vents full, swelling melodious tones.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Thomas Mount

WAS imported in The slip New-1Hr-
ID sey, Nslson, from Liverpool, his
;sIi supply of
Hariirare, saaa'ery3 Fancy Goods,
which, in addition to his present SHOCK,
will make his assortment very cUmIJ etc.
Among bis goods il some handsome shO-
veis aud tongs, dressing cases, tr1giirg
pieces, bell metal kettles and sB llet,,
brass and plated caniiestIcks, pia!Ct
saadicry, rsry TOR, good low priced Sill
yer watches, whips. with silver wire buy.
ton and handle, SC. &c. with Il great va
rie,y Of useful aud ha'od:ome goods, wh!ch
shall be sod Il moderate prices.
Oct. djtI hStu$w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Hardware and Cutlery
.9HHR LYNr'


yyAS imported IN The ship Palsocn,
III tros liverpool, via E.ltinorc,
green wire Tenders, sheycIs and tcnes,
suine Of which are very elegant, i..panrcd
ira trays. in srt,s, will wal,e.s tomatrh,
ladies' dressing cases, tea cad,Iies, rock
ct books. tirea'i cases, pocket pistols,
bell metal kettles, u llitnry spurs, cutlery,
wrapping twine al 4 shoe thread in balls,
shOveIs, spades, raiis. Sc. Sc.
He has also received from thi'aG-l,hi1
an elegant a:Fritn ent Of brass 3ntpons,
mahogany Lame booking e!asses, yrd
few handaome ten piatc stoves; which
makes Ia; assortment vvty extensive AID
complete, and is offered for sale at very
reduced prices.
On consignment, CUT NAILS Of eve,
~ description.
GGtohcr 90 wf;ncw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
NeW Landing

kcW Landing
1,'ROM TIE brig George Washington,
y Cap'. Gushing, on Vowe!'s wharf,
AMI for sale by T.. CORNING,
= IS hhds. New England rem
90 Hbis. do. IL.
s pipes ccgniac brandy
9 barrels cider brandy
Z chests young tysOn tea
6 ditto old Tyson ditto
10 bags Batavia coffee
4 bh!s. green ditto
"a boxe, spernaccti candles
2 bales ravens duck
Q ditto sheet!ns --
3 pipes fest qaal. country gin
10 casks sherry wine
. ditto sweet ditto
60 hbls. Isl x Cd quail. sugars -,
Chests If sorchong 4 bJLea teas !
500 bushels potatoes ,
1000 vt. good cheese
5 Sawl boats /
truak bandaso hdkfs.
8 bb!s. spe'macc;i oil.
October II t1ihstt-,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Notice.

VESIIE partnership hitherto existing be-
= tween the subscribers, urder the
frln of JNO. JACKSON 4 Co is by rx-
piraticn and mutual consent this day dis
solved. Those having cla."'5 will Please
present them to Jno. Jackson for settle
ment, TO whom those indebted will please
u,ake payment. lie being hereby fully gu
,noriscd to settle the Affairs Of the late
firm. JNO. AlkSoN,
ENOCH w. STAFFORD.
October etS--e7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
mo 5065.

RoKrts & Alien
NgAVE For SALE.
I'll 80 bids sugar, va.ious qualities
80 do m"Ia,ses
100 bag1 coffee
so chests ard boxes fresh teas
goo bushel, ground alum salt
100 sacks in: sat
800 tons plaster
6 do patent shot gcwder
100 kegs Bauduy' Brarayw gun
West lpdia spirits and \. f. rsm
Madeira, Sicily, an! Lisbon vine
Loaf and lump sugar
PEPPER AID sIspicc
Cloves ana nutmcgs
Sa!:5ctIe. refined
MalGer AID aium
Benge! sI.J 'iotaEt indizo
Mcald aud dipped candles
Manu!acturcd tobacco, etc. &c.
October % - mthSwth5w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Coh,nbiah Insurance Office,

ALrXAxDRIA. iSt Nov. 1917.
A-OTlCE is. hereby given TO the
q Stockholders Of the Cclumblan ln-
snrsncc Corpany % Alexandria, that
divideud Of rwo Dollars per share, irem
tie prnGt, OF last half year, has tbs day
been declared, payable at their office On
or after inc llth iBstaut.-Ry order ot
IN, gosr!, Wu. WILSON, Sec,y.
Nryru hcr , utl l'NN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06


NHA3LE5 5bhDE having obtained
I J. the cggncy Of Ire aJo'e works Tor
this III tic. rsuiar sGp,lY Of NAILS
and BRA DG will be kept at Ms store, ni
Priace street, ano RICHARD SHADES
stare, ripper cud Of Kug-5treet, ard sold
on the sane terms a. they can b. n5!ain.-
ed at in Philadelphia. these nails arg
esteemed b. ;he carpenters Superior IA
quality to ans panIiaGtuggd III lhe INT
ted States; ard the woiks are nog b,u's
to slCh perfection as to enable the p'b-
prieior: to render thcm as low rs lie
mast inicriCr qualities.
3iistertd st.e., cotton twist or yarn.
with uther domestic article, E,ay be had
at the above stores on al good terns As
at philadelphia. Likewise, large and
extensive assortment Ut BAR IRON.
The object in Offering these goods at
the most reduced p!ce., is TO accOran o.
dale their back-CouHtry i,lrntl,, 81 as to
render it as unnecess,y for them 10 io-
pair TO other markets for supplies of do
nestle goods as It is ier -tAcse that ara
imported.
October IL wtur4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06

Cheap as our Neighbors.
ESEAL Merino and other shGavls. I,
&c, ST, O. and l0-4, ct al! qualities
aud cn'ors. some Of which are elegant.
i few cases geHtlem.n's superior
bearer hats, 10 be disposed OF on mode
rate terms bv inc case or single one
Gentlemen are invited to call aud see for
tl, mselve-.
ChHdgea's patent lossy wi:ks
Ladies' do DO
Chldreu's aud ladies' improved Py-
rennean tipnets
Ladies' patent scart5
Leopold stocks
Ladies' long pilgrim tippcts. SC.
Ladies' superior kid gloves iOrg and
Gcrtiemeu's do all Kinds short
Ladies' aud genticmcu's silk u'n-
brellaS, green and Glue, the latter % and
% - inches
RasSia aud other dias~s
Plaid hombazeeuS OF iae FIRST quail
ty and newest fashion;
With variety Of other articles, COM
prising j very general assortment OF
FAIL GCOUiS.
which arc for sale oh the most moderate
tsrpls for CASH OF 10 VERY punctual Gus.
TONER'S, and it is earnestly hoped none
others VA, appis.
WM. X. RICE s Co.
Thy take this method ct informing
ALL their customers who are behind hand
ia their payments many OF whom are at
jisIauce) that it wonih be satisfactory
10 them TO receive SOW shat has been
due 50 long and further do assure sere-
rae (pctbap' The 'eader may take the limit
tia; suitS will lie immediately brought a.
sanss t!!em il this invitation is not COM
pied VITA. pcto3ers2'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
School Books.

Among which are, the Greek'and Latin
Classics, Dlworth's, Webster's, MaVor's,
Cculey's, Murray's, Columbian :ad PHI
laaelphia spelling hoax, Murray, Web
ster's, Ashes aud Ccnlcy's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exc.ciscs and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blair, Reading Exercises, New Intro.
Luction 10 Rraiiing, NewYork Rea:er,
M. /, 2 and S, scot's Lessons, En-
fields Sneaker. Go'dsmith's England,
Rome AMI Greece, Wehs:er,s sclec1on'
American Speaker. Dodsley's and frox
al,'s Fables, Blair's Grammar OF them's-
try. O'Neal's aud Nillci's Geography,
Niiwnrth's, Tutors, dcsse's & Jandoh's
Arirhnc'ic. JuhnsOu's, Skerir'au's, and
Wa'acr', Dictiorary, Aliases aud Maps.
etc. etc. tos,;acr wi.h large stock Of
law. History and Miscellany.
Whn!e,slc.; ,0caascrs o!iowcd !ibc-
"a, G,sCvu4t, Argus! Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06

NOHN JACKSON having taken into
"a cora tnarship GEORGE 4. HIsBv. Of
Eew-York, the Auctiun and Commission
IN ,inpss will be continued under the firm
ol mo. JACKSON \ Co and they soil
cit a contribution Of the patronage ii their
friends aud the public.
JNO. JACKSON,
O:tcbe, y GA, E!BbY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06

Lindsay & Hill,
EHAVE Just received and offer tor
ME sale,
5 pipes first quality Holland gin
bale ,icklenbargs, lst quail. con-
aiming i40 ellis.
IL hossheads molasses,
600 boxes mould and dipt candles.
3 tiecces and 9 barrels coffee.
5 chests imperial and young hyson
teas, last importation.
$500 bushels Liverpool coarse salt.
45OO I" Tarks-lsland ditto.
Is hhds ST. Croiy & Antigua rum.
S /" and 10 barrels sugar.
10 boxes tumbicrs.
October "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
ENGLISH AID GERMAN
ALNINACS, for 1918,

Just cu,. .skc,l and for sale by the gross,
dyzen or single one.
By JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing aud letter paper,
pastcboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper Tor rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and testa-
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
bopks, with many other established reil-
Estbss works o. merit. A gehc' a! assoFt-
aeHt of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Wanted to Purchase, or take
to Winter,

EEORsES, Mules, or Cattle, By the
"A drove Or single one.
ALSO TO SELL,
A family of SLAVES, consisting OF a
man, his wife and four children, three
of them girls and one boy; their ages
from - to 20 years. the man aud woman
between so aud 40--all of them healthy
aud stout Enquire o. the Printer.
October II dGm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Piano Forses, &c

Piano For,es, sc
JAMES E&N:N'EDY u son,
HAVE LATELY RECEIVED
A \ assortment Of fine toned Piano
"a FoTtes, bath plain s o'7nar cn,e,!
case Of ViU!ias, asserted, from Nv.
to IS
ViHiin Bows, Bridges, & rCfnr,! rein
\ quaa'ity Of Roman au': Icrman Vic
In String, particularly selected
German Flutes s every SIZE aud qua
lit, from one t,,s;x &eys
FlaccJleis ard Flies %
Ciarlnett Reeds
Book, Of instruction 4 Prog e,sive Les
sans, for Tue a5nye Ia,tuEeuts.
October - dtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
For Freight,

Fer FTeight,
E-5 The ship HAZARD. Viii
e ,2fsiam Crabtree, jun. master
~, W hur;hen $500 h.rrels, aud can
SSE-aI>f-i- he ready to receive Il Cargo
Oh b1l.d IL ;arGe days.
ALSO,
RS Tic ship MARIA, George
w. ~ TletCher, ma5ter hurthen II
NJ. ijsE .N,ut $500 barrels Car be n
SS~->-S---2 immediate reldiueSs Tor sea.
ALSO,
RS Tie brig Si'SAN, James,
Cs5astrfSs Parsons, master; bur'heH 4
slstsss bout 1000 barrels, Is a new
NSes-.SSSS and excellent vessel, really
FIR the immediate reception Of a Cargo,
ard vii tl,c . to:cigu or coas, wise
h,i,',t OIL moderate TENS. Apply 70
LASRASUk 4 FONLE.
Oc'ub,r
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06

Il. boxes India China, consisting ol
dining sets. tea sets, cups Sni saacers.
pint bn:is, dining and desert Plates, flat
and tceP
+ ripcs, - half pipes and GO quar-
tor casks very sup. Lou,lun Particular
Madeira Vitae, hon Gordon, Duff, In.
gl.s & Go.
German Steel, very sup. quality, cop
Per pots aDd tea-ket,les, soap, candles,
aud nails--ior sale OH reasonable terms.
CAThETF y IRWIN.
0c1rher -,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Jonathan &. May,
.WIrRCK.iN'T T.lILOR

.NjJiCh.IVN tU4I LOh,
Ed EsPEcrFuLLY informs his ficnds
Ia, and thsQublio, that he has jast re.
cciyI, and n5% on hand. large and
very general sssortme& Of The most IA
shiun,ble cloths, cassime,es, cords, vel
vets, fancy vestings, ill.hings, coatngS,
double miled drabs and plaids,-Grntle-
men can be supplied at all tines wlth
coats, great coats, surtOuts, cioaks, pan
falcons, vests, etc. of the best quality.
newest fashion, and made in the best
manner-Also, mourning furnished at the
shortest nstice.--On hand, very great
variety Of ready made clothing OF eyes3
description, which he is determined TO
di.pose of on as reasonable terms as any
of cqaal quality can be obtained in the
district.-He solicits share OF Patro-
Dgnp
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
JOSITH.iN G. N.lT,

Has also opened new SHOP, in
the above line, on King street. Tin the
house lately occupied as the Domestic
Warcbousc) under the care ol an expert
enced foreman, who will use his best en-
deavors to please. His assortment is We
ry general in every article in the above
line of business. Customers, ieavi 9 their
measures at either shop, may depeAd on
having their orders executed in tie NEST
fashionable style, and at a very short no
tlce. Tie 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 Is dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Thomas II Rowland

| hOnaS II I!OWianU
az rs FOR SALE,
Ef Liyerp0ul coarse and ine salt
Swedish bar Iron, Russia hemp
New-O leans yarns
Spsrmaccti and ta,sOw csnd!cs
Spanish hides
Spcrmaceti, whale & tanners oil
MacksreI, and large quantity Of
Welsh safe "f a superior quality.
October Is d5,mw!tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-06
Notice.

October aS--e7
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07

ourselves TO the humiliation Of circula
ting and giving credit TO The notes Of
Bank, where reciprocation WAS Gus
ed.
Yet under these circumstances, VIC
presume not generally understood. wc
have since had the modification to fne
sen at onceto cut off the hope Of friend
ly intercourre, it was due TO the interest
OF tbs. not to keep too large PORTO.
ot their paper dead on our hands, whicis
we must have donc, or have subiec e.,
'nat the other Banks of this town have
ascsined Keeping accounts with us for
me present" We are satisfied lbat
the friendly disposition fcl, by some nj
them Is, as indicated BY their LANGUAGE
only suspended. and ,ha, wholly .u.,der.
the Irtuerce Of the two older Banks,
"i'h whom they have engaged, as is
understood, 10 act concertedly, at ne
Rod when IL resumption of specie
payments made it necessary such
league should be formed
We are not cencious of any cause or
our part tor the disagreement unfortu.
na,eiy existing between us and those
other baEks.--And we have thus sub
mit'ed to your consideration, as tn,
proper npire on such occasions, be
tween such contending parties in you
vicinity. Itis with the utmost sinceri
" we express our regrei at those oc-
currcnces; but we still apprebend, the
MODES which have been adopted, of the
most Unfair and covert description TO
injure us, must be mad To recoil on the
authors /: and should the further pro-
gress OF this lamented controversy
make 1t necessary, we shall take the
liberty OF transmitting, for your iudg-
ment, the papers end spondence
which exis, on The subject. We ask,
sir'ol you, 10 act only in the way we
are confident your sense of justice will
prompt, and 10 leave TO the unfortunate
institutions engaged in this controver-
sy, their natural means to bring il 10 a
termination. With perfect respect, we
are your Ob't
WIN, THOS. SWAMI,
Preaident Of fhG 1T,ankiis Bank.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07
LONDON GOODS.

c @ I. P. THOMPSON
VII AVE received per rhe flip Emily.
Il Il Blackwell, from London, well f..
lected anortment of
ARTICLES.
among them are
Extra fuper6ne imperia! Saxony cloths
% - cafIimeres
SuPerfne white & London printed quit
ings
York ftripes, and friped Aorentines,
7-S and "A fine and fuper calicoes and
chintzes, new and taliy patterns,
9 iuperfine ginghams do
Cambria, jaconet and fancy mullins
Nuns Thre DIS, very fine
Adelphi cotton threads, do
ON HAND-Cotton Writings, dinties,
hofery, fhawls, Madras and Malabar hdfs
beaver gloves, patent net braces, etc. etc.
may7. zot
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07
copy.

At a meeting Of the board OF direct.
ors Of the Franklin Bank Of AlexrDdris.
III zDas resolVed--
That the president communicate to
the president and directors OF the 5flfer.
ent banks ~ the town Of Alexandria
that the franklin Bank is now IN ope
ration--and would wish 10 be informed
whether the said bank is to be placed
NJ equal footing with the other banks
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07
20 s.e editors cf.de Ale4andris Herald.

The President and Directors of
The Franklin Bank OF Alexandria had no
desire TO have presented 10 the public,
through the medium of newspaper,
sb7 SUBJECTED the controversies uhfor.
fSnately existing between the banks Of
tins place They hoped their assailants
would have been satisfied TO have con.
t,bed their attacks 10 the very active
circulation OF their hand bills, so indus
tsaously dispersed Into every quarter OF
fao United States. In ,hs, mode the
f,iends OF the franklin bank would have
nsen ccntent 10 pursue and arrest by
tsis statements of both sides of the Ques.
S1on, The injurious efTnrts Of its enemies.
4sut in the Winchester Gazette and 9th.
SO newspapers we lave lately seen the
CIRCULAR containing the attack libelious
- made on the Franklin bank. You
VIII please therefore give place to the
whole statements and correspondence
which has occurred, in order that your
readers may have an opportunity to
.orm their opinions from view Of both
sides OF the controversy.
The President and Directors of the
fraHktin bank are not aware Of any thing
OF importance that has occurred since
the circulation of the following state.
rmenls on their par, in hand bills, unless
II may be in the general progress OF the
controversy which after CONTINUES
ton Of q run Of near three weeks, pro-
dpced by the conduct Oft other banks,
had had no other effect on the Franklin
bank than 10 bring on il much of its pa
persyet 1t was enab!edto draw from the
Others (Which had publicly announced
its want of capital and immediate de.
struction) a. different times, a sum
nearly equal to $4,000 dollars in spe-
Gle. Amay not be improper either in
order 10 show to the public the manner
IN which they mean resent and punish
the causeless and fragrant attack made
on them, 10 state that they havs brought
suits against the principal conspirators
against their interests
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07
WiN be Sod To.morrop.

A CONVENIENT two story Frame
"a Dwelling, situated on Royal be
tween King and Prince streets, 2 doors
south of The Gazette printing Office
The front house is % by 80 feet, has q
three loot slley in front with goot
kitchen, ect. and runs to : 8 foot alley
on Which here % excellent Franc
Building J g by IS feet. Possession ma,
be had on the 5,h Of May, after which
tine the house VIII he open for inspec.
lion - terms viii be liberal For psrti4
cuisis enquire Of
JOSEPH INGLE.
P. G, Bf1RSZELLER, Aa.f'r.
Nay Z. D.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07
SEWLN.qRY.


for young l. aides and Gentlemen, ON
Wednesday May 6, 1917, in the ichool-
houfe, on the green, between MIR. Thomas
VowePS and col. Simms' formerly occupied
by Mr.. John Par<diie.
The branches which he profef7es to
teach are iuch as are conipriied in an Eng
llfh education, viz Arithmetic, Engliife
Grammar, Reading, Orthos raphy, Writing,
blocution, and the Elements of Geography.
Parents or guardians WHO feel difpofed to
place their children under his care will, hc=
humbly hopes, be fully fatisied with their
Improvement. being determined or paying
the mott feduious attention, in order TO ia
cilitate the progrefs of his pupils in learn
ing, and to Until virtuous and religious
principles into their minds.
The mott satisfactory refere noes for cha.
raeter and abilities can be produced. The
detks and benches will be 70 arranged as to
prevent the different fexes interfering with
each other, and they will enter at different
doors. The ladies viii be difmilfed at leaf
ten minutes before the boys. No BOYS a.
bove Ia years OF age can be admitted. For
terms, which will be moderate, pleafe to
apply at the ieminary. may 7.-1o& f6w