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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
Baltimore, Mag 90.

There has been very rapid rise in
the price Of the stock Of the Bank OF
the United States, or Bank Script as
it is usually called-The price in
Philadelphia, on SaturdsA, was 1897
for 65 paid--to day in this city the
price is S1OO.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
s 400 RE WARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, on Satur-
day last, the 18th inst. two negro men.
PETER,
About % years of age, yellow complexion, about
5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, had on when he went
away an old fine blue cloth coat, dark grey cloth
PANTS oons, new furred hat, and took wah him
sundry other clothes, such as gingham outside
jackets, and summer vests.
BRISTER,
About 90 years of age, about feet or 8 inches
high, midd!ing black, is q brother to Peter, had
on when he went away, an old brown broad
cloth ct, brown velvet pantaloons, and old
drab broadcloth surtout, an old fine hat, x took
with him such clothes as Peters.
The above reward will be paid to any person
who brings them home, or secures them so thar
II can get them again, or fifty d oars for either
|of them.
William Burton,
Lewes Town
May 24-3t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
Emigration.

BY che arrival at Baltimore, Of the
ship Hope, from Amsterdam. we learn
that 5000 Swiss and Germans, were
soon to leave that port for the United
States.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. William Prycc, Mr.. John A.
Weldon Go Miss Eliza Martin.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

His exce!lency Antonio !Ganzalo de
Crus, minister from the aew govern
ment of Pcrnambuco, has arrived at
Boston.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

which our present and eternal felicity
IS dependent. The language OF the
reverend gentleman who attended him
in those awfal moments, was this
50 was delighted with the interview,
and gratified TO find MIR. Grosvcnor
perfectly at home upon religious sub
jects, and so we'll prepared" He re-
ceivcd the Sacrament, and died IN The
faith Of his Redeemer.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24
New Agent.

Nico Castle-James Booth, Jr. Esq.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-24

The Secretary of the Treasury has
transmitted Circular to the different
District Courts, by which he has de-
termined, conformably to an opposi-
ton Of the Attorney General of the
United States, not to interfere to re-
init penalties after condemnation by
the Court, nor after an appeal or
writ of error. This determination
applies to forfcitmes and penalties
under the act Of Congress of March.
1897. Boston EUenins Gazelte.
Official notification Of the legation Of
Portugal.
The port of PernamBuco, and the
adjacent coast, are effectually block
|aded by the ships Of war of II. M. F.
Majesty. The American ships are,
therefore, warned not to venture ma
visating to them, because the Law Of
nations relating TO strict biockades
will be vigorously enforced.
The Portuguese Consuls in the
ports of the United States having been
forbidden, in the Kings name, by his
Minister Pleripotentiary, to grant any
Consular papers to ships directed to
that port, as long as it shall continue
in state of rebellion, information of
it is given to all persons to whom the
knowledge of may concern.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17

BRYAN HAMpS0N & co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
20 hhds. frit quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. and 40 bbls. I'd quality do
so chefs Imperial, Young Hyion and
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 Rhds. and so bbs. MolaGcs
10 pnncheons 4th proof fac Jamaica
Rum
10 do. sd proof Antigua do.
hhds. New England do.
S half pipes and
10 or. caflS old Madeira s,1A1Ec
8 pipes Lif,on
IS or. caGts lweetMaisga
so boxes Soap
IS do. mould Candles
so do. pipes, containing grofs each
500 lbs. Bengall 81 Spanifh Flote Indigo
Pimento, Pepper, Race. Ginger,
Green CopHeras, Alum, madaer, Fig
Blne, Wrapping Paper,
10000 bufhels Liverpool fine ard ground
alum Salt,
500 Jacks do. do.
And a confant fupply OF the beit FLOUR
for Family ule. Oct. 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
1 HAVE ON HAND,
.AJND FOR SHE,

4 IN IL OlN II AlN1,
And FOR SALE,
300 boxes tin plate
3,473 ID. brazers' copper sheets
Bres and bottoms of various sizes
I,OoOIb. spelter
l,5o(b block lin
Srolls sheet lead
3tons bar lead
lObbls. tanners oil,
.dLSO,
A,lige assortment of paints, oil, and
windo glass.
AM likewise continues TO carry on
The lass Founders, copper and tin
plate ummer's business--and has a
iai gc,ssOriment OF stills and wash
kettleon hand, brass andirons, sbo-
wells songs The highest price given
for o. brass, copper, lead and pewter.
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
Aul2,
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cosorrross OF TIE HERALD.

CONDITIONS OF The HERALD.
The subscription is Five Dollars per
annuE---paysble sy town subscribers
ha'F yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the diff
cuitySf collecting asa distance) will
espsctsd 10 pay the whole year in add
vance or the time FOR which they SUBJ
scribe, or give responsible friend in
town.
No subscription taken for less than
SIX months. Communications; orders
&c. To be post paid. N paper will be
discontinued (bus at the discretion Of
&ditors) until all arvearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times for one
dollar and Is cents for each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent to
the Office without having the number Of
times fer which they are to be inserted
designated will appear in every paper
until otherwise ordered
A liberal allowance made to those
who advertise by the year
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
TIE SUBSCRIBER,

.9t'his Store, on Cameron street, ohio
site the Market,
In addition to his former stock Of Lii
quors. Wines, Teas, Groceries &c. &c.
has Just received
- hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Whikey
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In a few DAYS his store on the fecond floor
will be complete where nc now offers tor iale
a general aitortment of Plain and cut Glais,
China, DELPHI, and Queens Ware, &c. &c.
'Fea Trays and Walters, Bread and Knife
Trays, a great variety, fome Of them very
elegant; firf quality Britannia Ware in
fetts complete CTuet itlnds, variety /;
Copper, Block Tin and Iron timed Tea
kettles; Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all fees Bell metal Preferving pans, Bel
lows, American and Birth; Chadpg Diff
IS Gridirons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
| filters, Coal boxes, Shovels, &c. Brufhes,
all kinds German Looking glaTes, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes, variety plated can
die Rcks, iome Of them elegant; Mafket
Bakets, &c. with great variety of Other
articles too numerous TO mention, all o
which will be foli on moderate and accono
dating terms. VIM. DUNLAP.
| Sept 70.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
GROCERIES, &c.

MANDEVILLE g. LARMoUR
HAVE RECEIVED FOR SALE,
& < hogsheads Pennsylvania Rye Whis-
y y SO barrels key
GO b sbHs New England Rum
40 Pnneheons ad, sd and 4th proof w.
IS barrels 4th proof Accomac Peach
Brandy
Z pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls country do
10 hhds. Moiaiies
SO bbls low priced Sugars
60 boxes new Ra;Gps
IS ca1s '>'ih'
1000 lbs. frelh Zante Currsrts
600 lbs. foft fhellcd Almonds
80 ca0<s color, Cohen Chee(e
500 firkins Peniylvania Butter, Phila-
delphia infpeGted, No. 1, for fami-
ly ufe
rs bags Race Ginger
40 eaiks chewing Tobacco
$50 $50 b biS: HAVANA Green Coffee
1000 buihels blown Salt
1000 do ground Alum
bale Writing Paper
60 boxes mould and dipt Candles
8 boxes real Martinique Noyou
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as ufual.
December
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1917.
r. & ]. VAUDEVILLE

II. & J. MANDEVILLE
HAVE juf received and offer for fale,
III 10 bbls. Whitley
10 hhds. IL and I'd q-ality Sugars
10 puncheons Rum
40 bags Pepper and Pimento
IS do Green Coffee
90 boxes Spaniih Segars
1000 bufliels Liverpool caarfe Salt
400 reams Writing Pancr
IS do Wrapping r"pcr
IS kegs Brandywine powder
10 do Britlfh do
100 lbs. Spaniih Flotant Indigo
TOO do LouiGana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with a General Anortn,cnt oil
- Family Fleur, as ufual.
December az.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
OUIGLY,s

Barr MiN Stone Manutactory.
N<HE Subscriber has received d
q large supply of BURR BLOCKS,
Sirec. from France; and has COM
menced making Burr Mill Stones, at
bis shop, upper end OF King street,
near the store Of Mr.. James Anderson,
where he can, on a short notice, furnish
Stones of any size, warranted equal to
any in the United States, and on the
most reasonable terms.
MICHAEL, @UTGT:Y
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
MEN LINE OF STAGES,
he Wincbesfer Mail Stage
WILL START

1Eo,py, Thursday and Saturday,
ROM MsLAUGHLIN'S ia.
VFR, at three O'Clock A Nj. and ar
rive iWinchester early the same c
venin RETURN1No will leave
A4sGre's tayernin Winehe8ter, at three
o'ciot, and arrive IN Aic1cndria at an
eariYiour the same evening. The
stagesili continue on TO Washington
and georgetown, for the accommoda-
lion passengers.
"a The above Line is in first raj,
ader The public may rest assured
that every attention will be paid to thei
convenience.
THE PROPRIETORSs
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, &c.
fTaf am thankful for past IA
vorS, and beg leave to inform my friends
and ths public, that have juft received
general aiIortment of
SEdSO.N:ABLE GOODS,
superfne and fecond black, blue, bottle, cla-
ret, green, mixed, orange, olive and drab
Broadcloths and Cahimeres
Merino ihaw cloth, of the bef quality
Shrting aannels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, cafinetts, PeliIe cloths
Worried and cotton lIcfery, veitings
Forelt cloths, kerleys and plains
Rofe and dufRe blankets
Manchester cords and velyets
Black, plad, green, brown and blue bomba-
zetts, o. ginghams, calicoes, ihawis,
&c. 90. &c.
The greater part of the above goods be-
ing purchaied in Baltimore at auction, ena-
bles me to fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
alto continue 10 keep the LIyERT Sra
BILE and BOARDING House., where cuito-
mers and ftramgerS can be genteely accom-
modated. Hories will be well attended to,
by careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE,
A Negro Woman and Child,
conGdered to be as good houfe fervant as
any in the Diari6t. Alfe,
4 IN - A Gig and Horse,
~ $3.50 cheap for cath or credit.
lGYfT c, SCOTT,
lSE-&~I2GSSAS1As Nov. 8. king-hreet.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
THOMAS MOUNT

Has Removed his Fancy Hardware
Store and Comb ManuFac'ory from
Royal Street to his NEW STORE, or
King street, lately occupied by Mr.. Jas,
z. Riddle, opposite Patons and Butch.
er's hardware store.
JUST FINISHING,
An assortment of Tortoise Shell
COMBS. March 1T
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-05
ga. IEYssasoN's op,slos.


The following letter from Mr.. Jeffer-
son, TO the president Of the CANAL com
r1lssioners, on the contemplated ma
vigable communications between the
great western and northern lakes and
the Atlantic ocean, is calculated to
excite the highest interest. The fa-
yorable opinion Of this most distin
guished philosopher, statesman and
patriot, must confirm the predelic.
lions OF the friends of this great I'M
provement, and silence the cavils oil
its enemies; and the contemporaries
Gus sanction of the legislature com.
nand the appreciation OF the patriotic
and enlightened, aud forever secure
the gratitude of the remotest poste
rily.-CN. Y. Colombian.
Monticello, .AfrR Ia, 1917.
DEAR SIR,
I have TO acknowledge the receipt oil
your favor of March 81, of the very va
iuable treatise on inland navigation, and
ofthe several reports on the junction of
the waters oflakes Erie and Champlain.
with those of the Hudson. The conccp-
tion is bold and great, sud the, accom-
plishment will be equally useful. The
works of Europe in that line shrink in
80 insigniicance in comparison with
these. Having no facts o go on, but
those reported by these commissioners,
we cannot but concur in their opinion
OF practicabiiity, and with a confidence
proportioned to their known abilities
and accuracy. The question of expense
Is perhaps less certain, as we'll from die
hidden obstacles not known until the
earth is opened, as from other circum.
stances which cannet be foreseen. But
no probable degree of expence can
transcend that of its utility. The pros
pect of the future face of America is
magnificent, indeed; but, for the revo-
lu,ionary generation, i; is TO be enjoyed
in contemplation only. With my thanks
for these communications, and ever,
wish for the success of these great aud
honorable enterprises, accept the assur-
ance OF my great respect and esteem.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
De Win Clinton. esq.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-05
PUPLlC SAVES.
By p. G. MARS7ELLER.
TO MORROW. at,o o,cloct.

TO MORROW, at 10 O'Clock,
It the vendue fore, c.,rner of Prince and
Water itreets,
WILL BE SOLD,
Supporting and fecond br,aicloths
Ceiiimeres, plains, lrlh linens,
oinnties. jean cotton flirting,
Sambric, ieno, jacunet and book 'flin,
t-M'coes, dumeltic c0ttons, gurrahs,
ind nankeens, CircafIian grapes,
six and cotton hohcry, cotton ihaw IS,
Gentlemen's plain * bordered cravats,
CAFE q London Black cambrics
,, plaid ginshsms, etc. ete.
ALSO Sugar in barrels
Ouee!!ware in crates
Q. Hyfon tea in chefs, checfc in caiks,
Tobacco in kegs
Malaga wine in c5fks, fnuf' in cafiSs,
Wrapping paper candies in boxes,
FURNITURE, etc. etc. may G.
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FOR SALE.

a CONVENIENT two story Frame
"a Dwelling, situated on Raval lie
tween King and Prince streets, 2 Lnots
sUODh OF re Gazette p'in'lng cHice.
The frcpt honse IS % by 80 feet, has q
ibfee foot alley IN front with a GOOD
ki,Cnen, Get. and runs 10 IS fort alley,
m winch here is an exoe'Icn' Frame
BbildioE 8 5y 25 feet Possession NAV
be had on he 9Th of MAJ, after viii h
'iue the house ~ - he nnep Tor ioer. q
tion--terms viii be 6berat Fer pa ii
ulars enquire q
tOSLPT iS,GLE
May s o.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-05
BLOCK TN. OIL. &c

have on hand an for fale,
75o boxes tin ulatc
CASA lbs. brdzers' copper, brets and
bottoms. OF variou lizes,
$40 lbs fpe tier
500 black lead crucibles
1900 lbs. block tin, frf quality,
rolls theet lead
tons bar lead
,oz cafi<s Spaniih whiting
500 gals. COOL fpermaceti oil
500 ,, liniecd ;,
1000 ,, white -,
40 bills tarpcrS' ;,
y III. No. PruiIian blue
a large atfor'nien, # all krds of paints,
ard window gla!s
n. Is, l Continue TO carry ~ The brafs
tonnder'Si copper, tn pate an i omme.'s
ouhnets-& haveon la d large aiIortne0t-
OF Hills, andirons, fho>es and tonss, I'd
DO ali kinds of brafs c4,tugs. The high
Ell price gwen for old b af copper, pc, Ter
and lead
ray S, MA7THI s SNYDER
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-05

fixed by the glspsing OF the zr:ns; and
when the Giino began, sat down on 2
fauld dyke, aud con'inued until Tic Fl
had ceased. A. the end OF thci, lease
at Cormie hill, they ell removed from
that tn q farm uu,'cr the earl ug l.even
These three nfT.etjonate brothers, tom
The das of tlicir respective births TO the
day uf tleir respective deaths. reyer
were months separated in their lives:
and what IS somewha, singular, The
same grave contaius, and the same sod
covess, the mother, the three brothers,
and the wife cf The third.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-05
INDIAN OUrRAGES.

a Savannah paper of the 22d ultimo
aays--We have. accounts from The
southwark TO the Sth inst. which state
that the frontier has been for some time
past IN constant state of alarm--'rom
Ehe hostile appearance Of the Indians
(supposed TO be the Lower Creeks, OF.
Flint River Indians, who, it is believed
have established Town on the Okalo-
noka, near the head OF the ST. Mary
River and, are in the habit of visiting
our frontier settlements, and often dri-
wing off large droves OF cattle and
sometimes horses The hostility eyin.
ced by the 1 dians. is attributed TO ,ht
notorious iVoodbine, VITO, it seems, has
again n'de his appearance amongst the
de!nded sayages. a gentleman of re-
speciality, near the St Johns, Eas
Florida, writes to his friend near St
A1ary's, as follows 80" hope some
thing will DC done effectually with tht
Indians, who arc ins,igated by Wood
bine, now resident at the mouth of tic
Seewanec, whers there is fort and
block house, II is generally believed
that NVoodbine has been enGeavoring
for considerable time past, to invei
gle - to depart with him for the
island of Cuja, where he tells them
they viii be free, We hops govern
rnent will pay some attention to the ex-
posed situation of cur frontier brethren;
and send force for their protection
ErrGct ola letter from, an oBfeer in the
U. STATES Grmy dated Fort HaWkiHs
.IfrK Is 1917
shall leave this in few days, for
the Lower Greeks, with force 10 re-
move he settlers off of the Indian lands
east of the Chatahoocbie River. 1t is
difficult and disaqreeable duty, as VIZ
may fall in with some Of the hostile
chiefs. In that case we must DO the
best we can"
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BANK. OF POTOMAC,

May 4, 1917.
is hereby given TO the flock
IN holders of the Back of Potomac that
a dividend Of 4 per cent. on the cap;tal
aock has been declared, and will be paid TO
them or their representatives on Wedncflav
next, the 18th inf. By ordcrofth PRECEDENT
and Directors. G. PAGE, caEir.
may r. 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-05
NOTICE

A MEETING of ali tboRe psrrors who
"A feel intereited in The fccond Prediytc-
rian church ofAiexandria, is requcftcd this
afternoon at ! paft 4 o'clock, on bufr.f Of
Importance. at the church (formeriy Saint
Paul's) on Fairfax ftreet, RAY {,
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Louaoun County, Anrl 2s.
GEETLE.IrS,

10 ne ediscrs II rte Acraad,ie Herald
GEETLEmES,
For the information of all those who
are desirous oi contributing 10 the cree
thoD OF a monument ~ the memory Of
the late Gen GEoRcE WAsHIwG roN.
forward you the enclosed lelter aud
request that you will publish II il your
paper II shall at al times most cheers
fully receive ani viii faithfully sc
count Tor, and pay into, the treasury OF
Virginia, any donations offered me To
wards the accomplishment Of SO !ar,.a-
bic and great work.
! am respectfully yours,
WIN. MOSS.
FciVGC, Hay 2, 1917.
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WTfITAM ISARE'J.t1 7
NJ &pt.

Fire I%faraaer Company # ALcxandy;a.
VIE flock ! ers .ue hcr.b no eI.
L that dividend ot One Dol ..r < i e.
~ Cents per fhire on each flare held w
them, is his day declared and will be reaav
to be paid them or Their representative, on
thurfday tho Sth infant One dollar per
fhare OF which will be fubjeet to the call OF
that FUN, payable on that day. The otes
tor the unpaid part OF the capital due the
5th and Sth IN will be renewed payable ON
the Sth November next BY order,
may S. 1t B NICHOLS, fec'y.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-05
Majority for Mercer,

lcl hNiNNNp ASO
l think 1t most likely that Mercer's
majority will fall short OF what have
stated above-congress will only have
decide whether The man having the
argest or the smalies, number of votes
IS entitled to a seat in the national lie
sisiature, and need not anticipate
their decision.
The royal NOBILITY who acted so con-
lpicuous part for Colonel Mercer,
yer shot the mark, @notwithstand-
lag they were headed by the major
and the Noble colonel, for instead of Try
ing to reconcile those indeDc adent and
respectable fedel slists who think Mr.
3ailey's claims on the people superior
20 Ir. MERGERS. they determined to
manufacture votes to supply TIER pIa-
ces, and having commenced, they deter.
mined 10 forge cut enough, and accUr-
dinghy large quantity OF c:rder was
cast into the Political furnace, which
was heated by fedora! zsa!, and num-
Der Of imagco were made of different
sizes and shapes and hurled along the
popular current TO the hustings.
The manufacturing 8ocicty' were
very much puzzled 10 know What effect
M'iniYre's being a candidate tor the
state legislature would have on The peo
Pile some of them thoughtlhat ii would
cast such disgrace and contempt on the
election, that out few of the icdcraIis's
would attend the huslings, whilst those
Of more discernmsDt drew much more
rational conclusion, and gave it as ihciI
opinion that The people would be so ex-
asperated, as It was the fourth time that
Paddy has had the unblushing impu.
dence to impose himself on them as a
candidate, that they would rise in the
| majesty OF their strength and defeat his
election this conclusion was the more
rational as scrub racmg had become out
OF fashion however, as there bas some
| reason 10 iear that Pad0y might posi-
bly, be elected il there was 10 ofh78i
ron to him, Major Braden beiEg then
! ihc only other Catididate,) IL was finally
| agreed on 10 bring ont MIR. Ltwts, ard
very Adtteriug address statiag that
'ome Important bills would be laid be
tore the legislature was PRESENTED 70
bim aud requesting Mr., Lewis 20 state
| whether he would serve II elected; = 10
which, Mr.. L. answered in the Elf ma.
i've. NVEat those important bills ave
hat will require Mr.. LIS auentiOD ]
IN at loss 10 knoN; especially, as
ave not hsard 81 any horse racing thai
IS TO come on, or any amendments 10
the law on that gbizcI. Paddy, how
I ever, ike Frzhugh, lad the continued
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III -1gIou CT r,6.,

.AtlNn CT f"hil
ME- erarenerflip af1iabel and y -
\ we'll having expired, and icla,G hor-
well having fold out his inler It to william
lfabcli- tic debts due T. ma; firm, as well
as thoie due to the late SIM of liabell.
Horwe. and Gray, sIe ne, by transferred
to William label, who engages to pay all
debts Contracted b. either of the above
firms. Nm ISABEL
RICH F.. HORWELL!
WILLIAM lSARNLL (
continues to carry on the bufincf, rs ufiIaJ.
at the old ttand lover end OF Prince Grsct.
and mas on hand intends conltantlv / kep-
ing large fupp'Y of iaihionable ana 1trong
ready made
gLO.fIT{F.N'G,
which he offers at the MOI reduced prices
Tor cath Ge,tlemen's garments ado at
the ihorteit MOTTO, and inthe moi ihIons-
bic ftyfe and on very modlfa,e terms.
may s. at
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-05

ETtrac! Of letter 10 commercial
hou7e in NJ York, dated ST. Peters
burg Dec. 2OtE, 1916
We request your attention and your
giving pubIcityt 10 the following regula-
sions, iusl published.
Regulations .Ior BAls Of Lading
!. The bill Of ladlng is to contain
the weight, measure or number Of each
package, &c. aud TO be signed by the
shipper of the goods II the speci6-
cation cannot be all written on the bill
Of Iading itself, and there is q separate
list added, this one is TO be signed like.
wise by the shipper of the goods.
"2 When separate specification is
added to the bill Of Iading, it must be
signed by the shipper, as we'll as the
Of ladiDg
" These regulations are additional
ones TO tIose OF The sth Of March, 1918,
snd only such bills OF fading viii be con-
adhered to be in order which are In
conformity to all these rules.
BROTHERS CRAMER."