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New-York, March g..

New York, March g..
Arrived schooner Nassau, Hitch
cock. of Bridgeport, le days from
Nassau. n. p. Arrived at Nassau,
on rhe 10th Feb. in distress. schr. Ex-
pertinent, Bragdop, Of and fl ON Port
land, bound to New-YOrk, driven of
Inc coast by bad weather condemn
ed rs unit for sea. On the 18th, the
CAPTAIN and crew ofthe sch. EuSenla,
'Danieis. of Baltimore, from Cape
I,cnr,, Va ballast. bound to Baltimore,
cast avay on MaSaano Reef; vessel
totally lost. On The Goth. the captain
and crew of the sloOp Frances Mary.
Jennings, of New-York, from Savan-
nah, bound to New-orlcans, wrecked
oil Strangers Key AbaCo OH the 18th;
part of the cargo saved vessel lost.
Ga the eth. brig Little Frank,
Moore. from ST. Mary's for Marti-
nique. With timber and lumber. in dis
trcss. having sprung aleak /; unload
ing by permission. The sch. Ocean.
X elsa. OF Damariscot:a, from Havre
de Grace for Boston, foundered at sea,
after a succession of gales, on the
night OF the a5th Of February. in lat.
a6, so, long. Go: the master & crew
Quit her IN the boat, and arrived at
Nassau on the Cd March. The Bri-
fish ship Thomas, Plammer, Williams
from Anatto Bay, Jamaica. Tor Lon
dor, was lost on the cath February
on the east side of Aikland's Island.
Bahamas. The vessel and cargo OF
sugar lost: the crew arrived at Crook
ed island. The British brig Mary
Carson, Gibson, from New Orleans,
bound to Nassau, with cargo OF Hour,
was cast away in a gale of wind, near
Marriott, Cuba, on the night. OF the
10th Feb. passengers and crew all sale
LANDED ; cargo nearly all lost. PaS-
sensers in the Nassau. Captains hel-
"a. late of sch. Experiment, Messrs'
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BY John Jackson = Go

by JolIll JdCkooii y w
On Wednesday next at 10 O'Clock will
be sold at the Office OF John Jackson
and Co. on Union between King and
Prince streets
/ trunk super calicoss
case super domestic glnshams /:
l dc super Irish linen shifting, 50
wide
1 do super shifting do. A wide
I do cotton Cambrlcks
Cotton cassimeres
Shifting CottOns
Cotton shnwls
Cotton and Madras Handkerchief:
Linen handkerchiefs
Lace veilss& shawls
Linen cambrics, long lawns
Brown Linens
Black cambrics
Boots, shoes, hats, etc. etc.
ALSO,
Molasses sugars coffee
Candles
Cordage pipes
30 barrels NYork prime beet, etc.
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Benedict Property for Sale.

VIII be offered at public sale on the pre-.
misses. on Monday the 18th May next,
If fair, if not the first fair day thercat.
ter
a Ii. that very valuable Estate in BE.
nedict, late the property Of John
Forbes, Esq. deceased, comprising the
town, with the exception Of 8 lots and
80 or 100 acres Of Land attached there.
10
The many advantages this situation at
.ords to mercantile men scarcely has a
parallel, combined with an excellent ma.
vigation, and convenient store rooms and
warehouses for the transaction Of bust
ness--in rich and extensive neighbor,
hood. heretofore depending for supplies
on that place.
In addition to tat beautiful improved
lot formerly the residence OF Mr.
Forbes, are several Dwelling houses in
good repair, one which has been occupi.
ed for some time past as a tavern. The
above propertv vii! be sold either by Sc.
perate lots OF the whole together as may
suit purchasers. A long credit will be
given by securing the payment OF the
purchase money. Sale to commence at
en- O'Clock A. NJ.
HORAIIO c McELDERY
AuriI eotf
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az hole, that was 10 the ice, and
.sa,ohed there till his father came
Sown and with much difleulty got
him out. II was some time before
The faculty ofspeech returned. tie
is now living.
MIR. HeatOn was formerly a repre-
,,ntatiye in the state legislature IRON
Fsye,te county. His son, about ls
Years old, has been both deaf ano
dumb from his infancy.
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led TO HAVANA. Iney were IN pri-
son when the demand was made. o.
the lst March, the brig Gassella,
captain Pickle, of Philadelphia from
Barcelona to st. Jago, was boarded
off the Moro by the Patricia and per-
nitted to proceed, and few hours
after was boarded by one of the schs.
formerly the Yeazer ofN. Y )eapt.
Petit, the supercargo Of the brig be.
ling a Spaniard, was taken on board
the sehr. a rope put round bis meek
and sci taught. They then threat
ened to hang him if be did not con-
|fess the property to be Spanish
when in the act OF hauling him up
he confessed it was. The brig was
then taken possession ofby the brig
Patricia. The supereargo sent a.
letter on shore to Mr.. Cape Major,
stating his situation, and to effect a
ransom ifpossible. Mr.. i.eleg left
the Moro the neat morning for the
purpose. On his way he was called
alongside the schr. that captured the
brig, stripped and abused, and threat.
ened 10 be run through if he con-
.cesled single paper He was then
permitted to 90 on board tire brig
Patricia, where he WIS treated po-
llitely. After stating to Commodore
Taylor the treatment he had received
on board the schooner, the com. sent
for captain Petit, and threatened to
drive him of the station if he heard
|of any more such treatment. Mr..
Leles effected a ransom of $4,000
dsNars for the cargo, aud 5000 for
the supereargo. CaPtsin Thomas
being at tho Nero. ready for sea,
they put the money on board, which
he counted tothe commodore 10 deu-
blooms. They had taken out some
boxes Of swords which they would
not give up. The brig was then per-
mittea TO make sail, and arrived at
the Moro two hours after. The
feet had an American schooner in
company from New. York, bound to
st. Jago,losded with provisions. The
commodore informed he intended to
take out some -four, &e. and pay
them market prices. % dollars per
Ibbl. From what could learn from
the commodore, he intended TO lay of
the Moro. ; days longer; and if the
men were not sent cut. be would
hang as many Spaniards, and then
!go into the Gulph of Mexico: if he
goes of and leaves the schrs. there
t will be no safety for any vessel on
that coast. Passengers 10 the TO.
Mrs. Wanton and two children:
March 30.
Brig Octavus, Chandler, 2S days
from Point Petre, (Gusd.) sugars,
Wn. Patterson Il sons. Left ship
America. for Alexandria last Of
March; schooner Ann Maria, of Pc
lter.burg. bound to leeward; ship An,
yelica, and another New York ship
4 storing their cargoes
-four; and a number Of others, be-
longing Boston, Rhode Island. &c.
Two Norfolk schooners with flour,
sailed tie day before TO leeward for
a market. A French ship with flour
Ifem Havre de g. &c, arciycd the
iday be, re--and another to the same
concern momently expected. Flour
A n- 49, n .n,yanay
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~ Packet sloop Union,
Captain Middleton, will posi-
lively sail for Norfolk on Wed.
nesday Evening next
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Port of Alexandria.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS. !

FROM THE EXCHANGE CofFFE'
HOUSE BOOKS. y
March &C.
Entered.
SiOo2 Pike, Baker, Baltimore
Cleared.
Schooner Friendship, HOyt, Lubec
~ 5. Woodward
Sloop Pike, Baker, Georgetown, De-
hy the master
schooner Friendship, Ross, hence, fol
Csssnne, arrived from that port in safe
~. at St Jaso de Cuba, eth February
! letter from the captain to house in
thi, yoSn, says, . On my arrival off TIM
mort, was boarded by one Of admiral
Tsvlor's squadron, under the Bueno.
Avrean Tag, b'OckaIing this port, treat.
81 politely aud permitted to proceed"
ship GeO:ss Long, bennett, hence
with naval stores, On account Of govern
ner.. arrived At Gibraltar 2sth January.
and sailed for Malaga same day,
BRIG OltaSias, Chandler, 25 days, fr.
Point Petre, Guadalupe, arrived at Bal.
tim re s9th instant, repOrts-left ship
America, Luckett. iUr Alexandria, to sail
the !ast Of March
March so.
Schooner William AMI Joseph, Davis
Is days tsun St. Bartholomew, arrived
at Norfolk 27th instant, reports--leit a
". BIS, the Chebacco Boat Washington
bound to Alexandria. Markets intolera
had-Flour SIS.
Schooner Sylph, Merien, so days tr
St. Eastatia, arrived at Norfolk eth IN
slant, reports-spOke 18th Instant, schI
Washington, Gird, IF. Alexandria bound
TO st. Eustatia, days out.
Sleep Isabella, Mills, hence, arrived
at Norfolk eth instant, bound to Phlla
4elphia.
Schooner Rose in Bloom, Rowland, Of
this port, sailed FROM Charleston tor Sa'
yannah Esd instant.
Schr Two Sisters, Sawyer, at Pert
:anI slst instant, up tor this port.
Schr Republican, Bangs, at Boston
24th instant, up tor this port, TO sail the
next day.
Arrived.
Brig Victory, Prescott, Bassaterre'
GaadaTOupe, 65 days to the Capes su
gar and molasses, to c. |. Catlett. The
Victory has been detained below several
days by head winds.
schr Planet, Rackhf, Portland, IA
days: salt, lumber and barrels, to the
master, aud furniture, wagons y hats:
=, = Ngard
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For New, York.

For New York.
SN The substantial and fast sailing
w sloop Hector, b, Thorp. master
burlhen 450 barrels viii take freight on
reasonable terms /; for which, or passage,
apply on board at Vowell's wharf, or 10
Barnewall and Popham,
Also, for New-York.
EES The sIoop Alert, Timothy
rSSETs Crocker, master; 4 regular
- trader. will be ready in few
dz days to receive cargo, and
will take 6oC barrels at low freight. Fer
which, or passage, apply to
Baruewall Y Popham.
Who have for sale, landing on Mer.
chants wharf, from the above vessel
30 hhds prime quality New Orleans
Sugar.
March 81 Nv
LINDSAY AND HILL
OFFER FOR SALE,
1000 bushels Albany seed Oats
kl5OOo do salt fer packing and striking
fish
100 bags. Havana green coffee
60 hhds West India rum
Is bales eoton
s hhds. 4 bis. and 10 boxes sugar
10 do Nhiskey
100 tons plaster
so do loswood
March 81
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Vice Consulate Of Spain,

alexandria, 2Sth March, 1917.
In pursuance OF Royal Proclama-
ton of his Catholic Majesty, bearing
date the eth October, 1916, the in
PRODUCTION into the kingdom of Spain,
of all and every description offoreign
manufactures, composed wholly. or
in part of cotton, is totally and strict
ly prohibited. For the information
of whomsoeyer it may concern, in
conformity to orders, do hereby
make known said royal decree.
JOAQUIN ZAM0RANO.
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-01

Married OF Baltimore on Thurs.
ilay evening last. by the Rev. DIR.
Tnslis, Mr.. ISRAEL PEYTON THoMP.
son. Of this place. to Miss ANGEL.
"a Robinson, second daughter OF
Alexander Robinson, Esq. Of the
former place.
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PUBIC SALE.

On Wednesday next the Cd instant,
at ten O'Clock, will be sold ct the store
House of James Fleming aud Co, corner
of King and Henry streets
All their Stoch in Trade-consis'ins
of Groceries; a large quantity Of Salt ;
brown linens Bagging etc.
P. G. Marsteller.
april I
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For Boston,
March %

For Boston,
Elk Tie superior schooner William,
WCapt. Mayo. will commence load.
ing to morrow and take 900 barrels on
freight. Applyto
Lawrascn and Fowle.
Who have landing for sale,
SO boxes fresh Lemons
March 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The subscribers have, by mutual CEN
sent, this day dissolved the copartner'
shin heretofore existing between them,
under the firm of James Fleming u Co.
Samuel B. Larmour, alone-is duly au,
to receive all debts due to the
copartners and to give discharges for the
same, and to whom those who have de-
mands ti,ereupon will please to present
Joseph Vaudeville
Saml. B. Larmour.
James Fleming.
March 90
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April l
FOR SALE,

A middle aged Woman, a Slave,
wbo has been accustomed to all kinds oi
mousse work and to having the care Of
children.
For further particulars enquire at this
Office. ..
april / -
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Baltimore, March 8


Arrived, schooner Traverse the
Ocean, Thomas, 20 days from ST.
.Jago de Cuba. Left there ship
Goslet, johnson, for ssvanpah in q
days; Montgomery destination un'
known; brig Fair American, Stan
wood, Boston s days; Huron, Mat
thews. Baltimore, do; sch. Hibern'a'
Pearce, Wilmington, N. Z. 10 20;
Galen, Saltar, Portsmouth, % days;
Peruvian, Smith, uncertain; Hercules
Gardner, Baltimore, DO; The 1. y.
experienced a succession OF heavy
gales the Whole passage. March IL
lat. So, ,, long. 70. so, spoke sehnr'
Nassau, Mitchell, from New Prov.
depce for New York, having on board
the crew Of the schooner Eugene
Of Baltimore, cast away on the Keys
a5th. lat. SO, 81, Ion. IS, schooner
Maulios, from Baltimore, blowing
fresh could not learn where bound.
o. the 2sth February the Buenos
Ayresn brig Patricia, com. ia!,or'
made his appearance before the Mo,
70 of st. Lade, in company with iout
small schurs. under the same hag--
the same day be sent in q despatch
70 the governor, dem rndiug the men
who were taken some time ago 10
. small schooner under the same Nag
that hau captured the slave vessel
stating that if they we're not reieas'
cd, and seat out Immediately, hs
would hang as many Spaniards Their
in his possession and in sight OF TIT
Moro. The governor positively re
fused TO give one up, and had then
., we'll as could be aseertained march
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NOTICE..

NUIiCE.
"H0SE indebted to the estate Of
John Forbes are notified, that the
subscribers have authorized Geo. Forbes
and Hor. c. M'Eldery to settle the
same.
Thomas Marshall.
John Forbes.
March 1914 corn
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..uiI-h
The Subscriptions for Shares in the
Alexandra Canal Company will be clos.
ed this day.
april : 1t
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HORSES FOR SALE.

The subscriber has for sale at Eli
Legg's Tavern upper END of King street;
Is head Of Horses
He also wishes to purchase Negro
Boy from IL to IS years Of age.
Vim. Marshall.
April l ST.
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Alexandria Morocco Manufac

Alexandria Morocco Manufac,
tory. Va
At the Corner of Oronoko q Water
streets near the Fish 'chaJ,
/ Where may be had, Morocco for ger
tIemen's bOsts, Morocco and American
Kid of all colors for ladies' shoes, COACH
makers and hatters' Lining Skins, hat-
ters' and spinning wool. The above Az
ticles manufactured in the best manner
by the subscribers.
jain ID. Benkhert g Co.
N,B. All, kinds of Silks scowered and
dyed in the best manner,
November eotF
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For New York,
KS The new and superior schr
wYLASs Planet, r. Racklif, master
~ will be ready in a few days to
a&xS receive a cargo and will take
freight low. Apply to
Ia,orason e FoIcie.
Who have fer sale, said schOonsr's
Cargo, OF
$500 bushels coarse Salt, suitable for
packing fish
coo fish barrels
$4,000 feet clear boards.
april
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John G. Lsdd go

JOnn We L3QQ q W
Have received end offer for 6aleS
500 casks Thomastown lime
200 casks Rhode Island do
zoo tons plaster Paris
1000 bushels Cadiz salt
\ lsbsle English seine Irvine
pipe Lisbon wine
9keg' manufactured tobacco
s tierces furs
April l
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Will be added to this days sale' at
The Vendue Store, corner ot Prince and
Water streets, a quantity OF
German Earthen Ware.
p. G. Marstellsr.
april
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Wanted,

Wanted,
An elderly black Woman, as a nurse
who can csme well recommended. En-
quire OF the Printer.
april SIT
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Furniture, Hats, etc.

SAMUEL Ward,
Has Just received by schooner Planet
from Portland, aud Native from Boston,
an extensive variety OF
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
NoUcMber 2s, 1916

NOTICE is hereby Given, that funds
~ have been aligned for tb: payment of
fuch Treafury Notes and the interef there
on, IS are now due at the Loan Office in the
city of New York, in the fate of N. York,
and which were not embraced by the Motif
cation from this Department, OF the 7sd OF
Auguf, 1916.
And the iaid Treafury Notes will accord.
ingly be paid upon the application of the
holders thereof respectively, at the faid
Loan Office in the city of New York, at any
time prior to the frit day of January 1877,
after which ddyintereG will ceaCe to be pay
able upon the fad Trealury Notes.
The G0mmihioners in the feveral fetes
are requefed to make this notice generally
known by all the means in their power, and
the pri tiers authorized to publiln tie laws
Of the United States, will be pleafcd to in
iert it once week in their refpcEtive pa
Pers until the frf day of January next.
VIM. Il. CRAWFORD.
Nov. IT. trRI
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BARsrRON

THE subscriber has juft received ge-
y neral ddortment of BAR IRON Of
every deicription, iuch as Plough Plates,
Axe Bars Tire Iron OF different widths
and thickness. fquare and fat bars of all
iizes, round, bolt ditto, well aIorted Ger
man and Crowley steel of good quality,
Spikes, Nails, Brafs and Spriss of his !own
manufacturing, and almoil every article in
the building line, which he will fell on the.
mott reaionable terms. Being convenient
TO the water thofe trading up and down the
river and others will find it to their advan-
tage to call at his Nail Mandatory, Union
ftreet, where they can be fupplied at the
fhorteff notice and every favor gratefully
acknowledged. 400
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TAKE rs TfCk.

That II isparticularIyrequ that thofe
perions indebted to the late firm of W;,fers
& Herbert, ihould come forward and make
immediate payment, rs tie fubfcriber is
extremely anxious 10 pay eff what NAV be
due by iaid firm and loic The buiinefs: all
reafonable Indulgence having been giyec
am to be found at the bou{e nj jobn
Withcrs and Co. oppoGte the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria. Should ! be abCent
at any time, M John Warrington, living
at faLd houfe; sol MIR. <. Gilpin, living with
MeilrS. griffith & Brawner, will attend in
my Head and 6gn in my name receipts for
any money paid on fuch accounts, they be-
ing hereby authorized 70 to do
CAVE WRITER'S.
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JUST PUBLISHED
Far lale y he sa6Lcri5er.

49, - tof.J9s5f ~ nc .SHejTTESFr,
A seeopd volume of Alllson's Sermons
be poets Pilgrimage TO Waterloo, by
ko6ert Southey, eco. IS cts.
"a. De Roccas' Memories of Ihe French
war in Spain, dollar
Paris Reyii;ted iii 1879, by Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, b. Mrs Ope, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mirs Burncy, dol.
Chris'able. Xubla Khan, and the Pains
CT sleep, viGon, by S. 7 Coleridge,
81 I cts.
Chriitian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Maionic Minitrcl, 4 Election If Mafcnic.
detrimental and humorous fongs, duets
glees chernes, rounds and can2onctts, ref
pectiully dedicated to the mott antient ana
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Nations, 'viti an appendix, containing
'ihort hiiiorical account o. Nasonry, and
alkewiie alif of All the Lodges .nthe Unit.
ed States. 80 ~
M 3 sahscrsbers to the lar mentioned
book, win pleas caifor send for tlein1-T
sub scribsrs price IS ) dolls non. subscribers
g 50 ROBT. GRAY.
Oct. 10. GsE
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Mary C2mmltsiorer,sOMce.
HHg. S, 1910.

aug. 5, 1910.
The Board of Navy Commissioners will
receive, until the Ist day of January, 1877.
proposals for furnishing, for the use Of tie
Navy of the United States,
10000 to 6O,ooo cubical feet Of live oak
timber, cut to mor'lds, for ship of the line
and two frigdes.
100000 10 $50, 900 teet of oak plank, aud
1900 feet of yellow piae plank, 70, The
Sdmet
.Also-rso,ooo feet Of white pine boards
Of in. II in. 4 I'M - in. and r3ncin'
timber tor SHIPS of the line and friqateS. :.
either live oak, white oak, locust or red &C.
OAR, or poItionof each 70 bedeIivered
at such navy yard or yards, as the commits.
s'Grers may designate, and be subject to n.
navy inspection at the places of delivery
ne commissioners will find, at the public
expense, suitable peTsonto superintend tbg
moulding. They invite those disuosed 10
otter orcontractS, 70 make their nropossl,
ior not less than quantity sufficient for q
ship OF the line, or for frigatc.
JOHN RODGERS, PyrJ;leo,
offbe Beard Of May C0mmis5io,srys.
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a convenient frame dwelling house
IN Pin, street, near 10 Princess street
Containing six good rooms, ana i,teG
T. accommodate one or TWO fapriic
with ground newly fenced in for large
Sarden-two or three springs Of sooG
water near The premisesAPossessiou
vii be given ,u1medislely--For terms
apply TO
GiandeviWe 81 Larmoir.
Srp' s 80
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APPROVED sa.,
Family Medicines.

Lees Bilious Pills.
NHE operation of tllcfe highly efiecmcd
4 4 PILLS is pcrfcctlymild, and the expc-
irience of thoulands has proved they may be
uied IN every fituation mile without the
Leaf Inconvenience 2.
They are admirably adapted to carry off
luPeriluous bile, &c. sc.
14cessh erRs dosToving Lozenges.
1 his medicine, WHICH is as innocent and
midas II IS certain and ef,iacacious IN It's o.
peration, cannotin jure the youneef infant,
'ihould no worms exitt in its body; but will.
without pain or gripping, cleanfe the Gomach
and bowels. =,
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
ron SALE AND 10 LET
TO LET,

That. elegant establishment on JEFF
terson street, commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
and five good lodging rooms neatly Is.
nished, q smoke house, dairy, kitchsp'
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, garden we'll stocked
with vegetables, and best OF water at
the distance OF eco Or 500 yaras-thc
improvements are in complete repair,
the situation very plessan,-the rCn'
will be moderate, and immediate pcs
session givcn--apply TO
JOHN JACKSON
Aug. Q.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-01
FOR SALE,
October G

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, ly-
ing the waters of great run, inFau-
QUEER about five miles from the court houfc
containing sSi acres; about onc-,hird of
winch isin wood. The land, il is believed,
from experiments made on the adjoining
lands, is well iuited to the ufe OF clover and
platter Any perfon whining 10 purchaic,
VIII pleaie Call on the iubfcriher in Alexan-
dr,ai or Mr.. 6iesander D Kelly, in Fau-
Gu'er, who IS authorized TO ihow and con
tract for the fame. WM. DOBfE.
November s. If