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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-23
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A second volume ofAllison's Sermons.
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, eSI. IS cts.
M. De Roccas' Memories of the French
war in Spain, dollar
Paris ReviGted IN 1915, by 7 Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs Opie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol.
Christable, Xubla Khan, and the Pains
of Sleep, a ViGon, by S. T. Coleridge,
81 H.. cts.
Chriftian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Mafonic MiniGrel, lelection Of Malonic,
lentiment3 and humorous fongs, dJetts,
glees, chorpfes, rounds and canzonctts, ref
pectfully dedicated to the rof antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Malons, with an appendix, containing a
Mort hiitoHcal account Of Malonry, and
likewife liz of all the Lodges n the Unit
ed States.
N. Subscribers to the lall mentioned
book, willpleas call or send for them-T he
subscriber; price is 3 dolls non-subscribers
3 so. ROBT GRAY.
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SEML.N.aRT

"''u tic puDilS, III fAiSAdnuIla, tnat
he intends opening
,SE.uI.N.aRT
for young Ladies and Gentlemen, on
Wedneiday May s, 1917, in the ichool
houie, on the green, between MIR. Thomas
VowePs and col. Simms' formerly occmpied
by Mr.. John Paradife.
The branches which he profefIes to
teach are fuch as are counpriied in an Eng
liih education, viz Arithmetic, Engliih
Grammar, Reading, Ortho. ,raphy, Writing,
Elocution, and the Blementsof Geography.
Parents or guardians VINO feel difpofed to
place their children under his care Will, he
humbly hopes, be fully fatisfed with their
Improvement, being determined OF, paying
the mott fedulous attentio on, in order to ia !.
cilitatc the progrefs of his pupils in learn
ing and to inttil virtuous and religious
princi pies into their minds.
he mon satisfactory references for cha
ratter and abilities can be produced The
delks and benches Wilt be 70 arranged as to
prevent the. different fexes interfering with
each other, and they will enter at diaeren,
doors. The ladies will be diimiiied at leaf
| ten minutes before the boys. No BOYS
bove IL years of age can be admitted. For
terms, which will be moderate, pieaf to
apply at the feminary. may 7.-1u6, f6w
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March IA.
A BARGAIN.
FoR sALR or EXCHANGE,

a Half acre Lot on IefFerfon and Fair
"A fax freets with the improvements,
being large double two fory Brick Houfe,
Kitchen, fmoke houGe, fable, &c. The
whole nearly new, and in complete repair,
an excellent vegetable ,arden, with fruit
trees, fhrubs, &c a pump under cover and
1prihg Of mott delightful water. A diaance
CT 400 Yards, the ftuatinn pleaant, and
calculated for gentleman of leifuIe. 1t
Will be fold a great bargain, or excban =
ged for perional properly if not dis
Poied of IN either way it will be for rent on
moderate terms-apPly to
JOHN JACKSON.
april 10,
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E.ARM.

On which now relide; it contains about
so acres of Land lying about one and an
half miles from Alexandria, near the new
powder houfe on it is comfoltab Dwell
ling douie, and EeceliaIy out .houies with
an apple and peach orchard, an excellent
garden, about FIVE acres in timothy, about
ten more ftIitable for meadow, upwards of
40 in wheat and rye, and about in clover
all OF which looks very promiling. This
land is well watered, it has feveral fprincs
on it inrpaded by none in the diltri6t; and
for health believe it TO be the healthief in
the neighborhood, having neither chlls
nor fevers i'll my family fnce / owned it
(about years)-and for beauty, exceeded
by rome it lies on ridg., half mile in
view of Alexandra and the river Potomac
it is divided into two fields, which is we'll
calculated for two farms, about 40 acres
each. l will divide it in lmal lots To fuit
purchaferS. Platter acts upon this land
beyond expreaon, my laf years crop ave
ragged from S to 40 bufhels per acre. This
place would fuit any gentleman in town
who wiihes to keep clear of market and
doctors books. Or any poor man who has
to live by indufry; there is hay, clover
and ftraw enough for II or 40 cows, which
IS profitable when properly managed Pof-
feiIicn can he given Immediately. Ii can
he inld IN very long credit
GEO, ATKINSON.
March n.
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DI, ky BRAY.

a gentlemanol The name of Mar.
ME was married 70 Mss Moss ~
nefiar &C Of the proverb, IN roA
ing stone NIL neUer gqther moss. .
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ROOT-MAKTNG.

THE Subscriber informs the public that
Il nc has again turned his attention TO
Boot Making, and he fatters himtclf that
tlloie who have been well lerved by him for
merly will again favor him with their GUS
tom. As he will employ the belt of work.
men, and ule the fri quality of materials,
ne has no doubt of giving general iaiisiac-
ton Gentlemen's and Ladies' Shoes, OF
the neateit and newell fafhicn, will be made
on the fhortett notice, ladies' colored ihocs
excepted. Regular cufamers wlli be fur
niihed with fervants' and children's Shoes.
Orders from the country WILDE fri6tly at
tended TO a; his ihop on Prince fleet. few
doors above the Poton,ac Bank.
One or two Boys, of respectable connex
ions, Will be taken as apprentices.
JAMES BOYD.
March 10. am
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A meIo dram. e.,

a melo drama, founded on an
occurrence III the novel OF The
Int12aary, has teen rccei ed a.
Coyent Garden Theatre, and Will
soon be produced.
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may 49,.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-23

The Mutual AGurance \ =
Society aga;hft fire on Compl'ts. E
Buildings i'll Virginia, 20
VS.. .
Harriet Nice nc, Def. :
THE BILL in this cafe having been re-
IL sul2rly taken for confeiIed and the
caute iet for decree, and coming on now to
be heard, the court upon coniidering the
lame, doth decrse and order that unleiS the
defendant do, on or before the hrf day Of
June nex',pay TO the complaints tie fun Of
one hundred and fifty two dollars and thir-
ty INK cents, with legal nfcrch on ~ dol
lars 81 cents, part thereof ircm m Dec.
1906, till paid, on 26 dollars Il ccsits, amy
Their part thereof from 1T April, 1910, OH
as dollars II cents, another part thereof
from It April, 1871, on z6 dollars II cents,
another part thereof from 1T April, 1872.
on rs dollars II cents, another part thereof
from 1T April, 1873, and on a6 dollars II
cents, another Part thereof, from 1T April,
1914, Till paid. and the COTS of this fuit, with
per cent damages on the faid principal
debt and intereft, that Archibald K TAYLOR
and Daniel Minor, conlmGioncrs for that
pnrPofe appointed or either O them, after
having advertiied the time and place OF fale
for TWO weeks in one Of the Alexandria
IN" ipSPSio HpOiC 10 RuDEC auC~
ton for ready money to the highcif bidder,
the premifes in the bill mentioned and from
the proceeds of fale, after defraying the
expences attending the fame, pay to the
compliments the aforefaid FUN Of one hun.
dred and fifty two dollars and thirty fix
cents, with intereit thereon as a forefaid, &.
the COTS of this iuit with per cent DANA
geS on the faid principal debt and interef,
and the balance, if any, to the defendant, &
the faid commiAioners are directed to report
their proceedings to the court in order to =
final decree. This decree to be final unefs
cauie be lhown to the contrary en- or before
the firlt day of the next term.
COTS zIdolls. 60 cents.
copy. Jef, G. DENEALE.
In purluance of the above decree we fhail
fell at public fale, to the hgheft bidder,
for cath, the premles in the decree mentions
ed above, being the Tavern ant Dwelling
now owned by Mrs. McCue, Gtuated on
the foutb of Princefs ftreet. The f1e will
take place before the froat door of the City
Hotel, on SATURDAY. 9TH jung.
A. K. TAYLOR,
D. MINOR,
may I9. Comm'rs.
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All ldtc EiS IiSn puOllCatloD, 4
young lady ad crises for a hus-
hand. A Yorkshire lad sent her
the following letter, by way of in
Producing himself 10 her favour:
Madam II kee ps Il show Of
wiia beastes, and travels from fare
to fare all round England fFom one
end to tother, and ! gets money
like durt. have got "a lion
brought all the way from Africa,
and he roars like nitenguele.
have got fox, and I be very fond
oflle. The people calls him mi
nority fox, but the major part OF the
people say he Is cunning cub.
have rare sight OF munkees, and
they chatter @yay at q strange place;
but they be like some of the folks
at Westminster, and don't know
VIVA, they be chattering about
They be as full of their tricks as a
Petlifogglng atturney, and almost
as full OF mischief; but | am fai
TO look sharp arter UNI.
Among my Other wild beastes,
have got a lam with two heads
Ihough small, it is a very great
curiosity. I am fond of lam's head,
& wash it was the .tashion Tor every
lam to wear two heads.
iIdyo ti5ur from Deem Cell,
and another from Mad Rass, and |
have got tlgur woman from Bill.
linsgate, She is one OF The most
terocious beastes III my whole col.
lection. | have got a white black
burd, and black swan; a tabby
male cat, and a singing raven. /
have got pig that Gun play a So
low ON the German flute, and a
bare that Can step d minuet with
elegance and grace
but l De tho most extraordinest
beaste Of the whole collection. for /
De their suvren, and Keeps them in
order. If you should like to be
a show woman, you shall com
mand all these beastes, and Your
humble servant,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-23

HAPPINESS eludcs our grasp
like the moonlight shadow if
sought in The amusements of life,
all hours reflection di covers to us
the dismal vacuum. Safety often
succeeds enjoyment Amidst the
general gloom, his chaos of dis
quietude, how delightfully."- does
Christianity break in.
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SPRING GOODS.

y ICHARD SI-ADE has or board fhip
N Franklin, juit arrived at Baltimore,
from England, part Of his fpring importa-
ton of
HARD Ware.
7 he remainder is daily expected per the
Winifrcd, direct to this port.
He HAS ON HAND,
20 doz. Waldron's corn s. grafs fcythes
100 caiks hyperion quality cut nails & brads
Improved lickles, differed feel, cotton twiit
And a variety of 9th r domeitic Goods,
which are at the Philadelphia prices.
ALSO,
Swedes' Bar Iron and Steel.
may =. If
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MISCELLANY.
HOME.


RAJ ely do we meet with more elegant
and descriptive { fusion ;han the fol-
low,rg selected lines, on Home |
which will doubtless be duly appre
Grated tot its merits by currsaders
I here is land, of every land the pride,
Beloved bv heaven DER all the world behde;
Where brighter iuns diipenie ferener light,
And milder moons emparadife the night.
r. iand OF beauty, virtue, valor, truth
lime tutor'd age, and long exalted youth;
he wandering mariner hofe eye explores,
The wealthieit files, the mott enchanting
flores,
Views not a real N 70 bountiful and fair,
Nor breathes the fpirit of purer air
In every cline the magnet of his foul,
Touched by remembrance, trembes to that
pole;
For in this land of Heavens peculiar grace,
/ he heritage of natures nobleit race,
There is a ipot of earth fupremely blef,
A dearcr, fweeter fpot than all the ref,
Where man, creation tyrant's cat ade,
HIS Word icePtre, pageantry and pride,
While in his !cttened looks benignly blend,
he fire, the ION, the hufband, father,
friend
Here woman reigns the mother, daughter,
wife,
Strews with freih flowers the narrow way of
life;
In the clear haven of her delightful eye,1
An angel guard of love and graces lie
Around her knees domeltic duties meet,
And fire iide plealures gambol at her feet,
''Where thalI that land that SPOT Of earfb be
found :"
Art thou mani patriot ! look around /;
o, thou fhaIt End, howe'er thy footfeps
roam,
That land Thy country, and that fpot tby
home
MAN, through all ages of revolving time,
Exchanging man in every varying cline,
Deems his own land of every land the pride,
Beloved byfieayen DER all the world belide,
His home the fpot of earth fupremely bleft,
"A dearer, fweeter fpot than all the ref.
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TO LEI
To LET
PUBLIC SALE

On SATURDAY the nth lay of HUME.
WILL be fold to the highelt bidder, if
Wv not previou1y fold at private Iale, nv
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40 LET.
TO LET

TO LET,
A COMMODIOUS Two ftory Dwelling
"A Houfe, on Henry frcet fouth Of
King itreet, containing fix rooms, executive
of kitchen, pantry, &c. with good gar
den ard neoenary out houfes. twill be let
on reafonable terms to good tenant-For
terms apply at this Office, or to
Mrs. MUTT, oppolite I w. Pey-
april II. If toms King n !.
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SEMINARY.
2. PROWI99

MOST RESPECTFULLY acquaints his iriend
1sA and the public, in Alexandria, tina
he intends peninp
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Distllct ol Coltml.ia, 10 go


The Mutual AfIurance TO }
Society againlt FIRE on }Comprts 2
Buildings in Virginia, q
VS..
Robert Evans heirs, DEBTS. ),s
THE BIZ J. in this cafe having been re-
i gularly takch for confehed, and the
oanie for decree, and coming on now to lie
card the court upon oonliderirg the fame.
doth decree and order, that the Calendars
do pay TO The complaiIarts, the fun of ole
hundred and thirty-two dollars with intereis'
on iS dollars go cents, from the 9Th July,
1889, onAI dollars 10 cents from the NJ OF
Dec. 1906, on \ dollars, from the m of A
prii 1900, on Il dollars from the ut OF A
pril, 30 0, on dollars, from the m Of A.
pTil, 1911, en- lars, iromthe III of a.
pril, 1914, on Il dollars, from the It of a.
pril, SIG, ard en- / I dollars, from the nc
OF April 1914, till paid, and The eoiiseot
this fuit, as ALTO per cent. damages on The
faid principal debt and in,eref. and if the
aid defendants ihould fail TO pay the laid
iuinS of money on or before tie fiift day OF
the next term, it is then dccrcod and or-
dered that The injured p,enifes in the I'LL
mentioned or 70 much 'hercof as may be
neceiimy, be Told at public auction by the
MARTIAL OF This difr;ct, for ready cath, and
the ta;d ialc, after paying the experces OF
the fame faall be paid 20 the complainan.s
towards the dii,harge Of The fnms decreed
TO them as herein before mentioned ard the
reissue if any to the deie ndants.
A Copy G. DENEALE.
COTS 40 dolls. 81 cts.
In purfnance Of he above decree fl,a,I
on SATURDAY the 9TH JUNE, before
the front door OF the City Hotel proceed to
fell for clih, to the highcit bidder, the pre-.
mites IN tins decree mentioned, being
Dwelling houfe on Prince ftreet, between
the houies of Jacob Refer and George Sla-
cum, or 10 much thereof as may be necei-
iary to fatisly this decree. d. MINOR.
Mar 10
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VIM WALKER,
JNDT IN DOC TON

INFORMS Ladies and Gentlemen affiiet-
l. ed with any of the following complaints
that by a long intercourfe with many dilf:r-
ent tribes of iavages; and MUCK practice,
he gives fudden relief in the mott delperate
cafes, and when given up by other phyG-
Iciaps-viz:
Rheumatiims, Scurvies, Bilious COM
plants, Fits, Fever and Ague, Diabaiis,
Ulcers, White Swellinss, Cancers of all
kinds, Coniumptions with many other COM
plants.
Df. w. has within a few weeks, per-
formed fome of the moh wonderful cures in
the above difeafes ever effected in this coun
try, as many Respectable perlons can ,eftify.
DIR. Walkers powders never Fail to fol-
ten cancers and bring them 10 a dlicharge,
with very little pain TO the patient.
His prefent tehdence is in the city Of
WILMINGTON, near the navy-yard market.
November Is.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-03
JUST PUBLISHED
F1r [aIe " ~ SNbleri6fr,

IW JNhF ~ eDe S'tSJe'NN''D
A second volume of Allison's Sermons.
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. rs cts.
M. De K ccas' Memories of the French
war in Spain, dslllar
Paris Revi1ted in 1873, by Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. Opie, dolls.
Tales Of Fancy, by Mhs Burney, dol
Christable, Xnbla Khan, and the Pains
of Sleep, ViGon, by S. T. Coleridge,
81 cts.
ChriGian Disciple, Friend Of Peace.
Mafonic Minltrel, fclection of Malonic,
detrimental ard humorous longs, Duets,
glccs, chotules, rounds and canzonctts, rel :
pectfully dedicated to the n'of antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Mafons, with an appendix, containing a
Mort hiforical account of Mdlonry, and
hkewi(e liit of all the Lodges IN the Unit
cd States.
N. B.-Subserihers 10 the laif mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them-Th'
subscribers price IS dolls ron. subscriber
60, ROBT. GRAY.
! Oct Is.
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ENGLISH KID SLIPS.
S. So ID REED

HAyE juft received an elegant alrort-
i A ment of Ladies' Englifh MD SLIPS,
of fashionable colors. Lkewile, they have
received large fupply of SEASONABLE
SHOES-coniifting;o of
Ladies' cork loal Shoes
do. morocco walking do.
do. Kid do. DO. new faihiol
do. morocco Bootces
do. do. Slips, full trimmed
do. do. do. with heels
do. do. do. colored
Mites do. do.
do. leather Bootecs
do. do. Shoes
Childrcn's do.
Mems iiout oalf-lkin Shoes
Boys fine and coarfe do.
HNsToRE,
"A general fupply CT low priced FUR and
WOOL HATS.
All of the above Goods will be fold at re-
duced prices for cath.
October 10. IF
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coNDIrIoNs OF THE HERALD.

CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD.
The subscription is Five Dollars per
annum--payable by town subscribers
aaif yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the diff
Guilty of collecting at distaDce) will
De expected to pay the whole year in ad
vance or the tine for which they sub.
scribe, or give responsible friend ia
sown.
No subscription taken for less than
six months. Communications; orders.
&c. to'be post paid, N PAPER will be
discontinued [but at the discretion Of
Edi,ors) until all srrearages have been
paid NJ.
Advertisements not exceeding a
! square insevIed three times for one
dollar and Is cents Tor. each succe.dihs
insertion. All advertisements sent &c
the Office without having the numbe? oi
times for which they are TO be inserted
designated viii appear in every paper
until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made TO those
who advertise BY the year
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MONDAY FEBRUARY 1917
GROCERIES, sc.
MANDEvILLE & LARMoUR


MANDEVILLE & LARMOUR
HAvEREcEIvgD FOR SALE,
Z = hogsheads Pennsylvania Rye Wins
> - SO barrels key
So 8 b SbHs New England Rum
20 puncheons I'D sd and 4th proof w.
India do
IS barrels 4th proof Accomac Peach
Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls country do
40 hhds. Molaiies
SO bills slow priced Sugars
% % s Saas' new Raidns
1000 lbs. frclh Zante Currarts
Goo lbs. foft ihellcd Almonds
80 calks color. Gotten Cheelc
AGO firkins Peniylvania Butter, Phila.
deiihla nlpeetcd, No. 1, for fami-
ly uie
Is bags Race Ginger
20 cafks chewing Tobacco
80 80 S SGis. HAVANA Green Coffee
1000 buihels blown Salt
1000 10 ground Alum
bale Writing Paper
30 boxes mould and dpt Candies
boxes real Martinique Hoyou
Wines, Liquors ard Groceries, as ufual.
December Z. 8-n
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The SUBSCRIBER,

&c MS 5tore, on Cameron street, ohho-
size fhe Market,
IN addition 10 his former stock Of Ii.
1uors. Vices; Teas, Groceries sc. SC,
a. Jus, receiva|-~
IS Ehds. Pennfylvania Rye Whitley
~ hick, with the articles above are Offered
for sale.
In Few days mis- store on the fecond floor
~ IL be complete 'ghere he now offers for fale'
a ,cneral aGortment of Pla n and cut Gals.
China, Delphi, ard Qnsens Ware. &c. sc.
ca Trays and Waters, Bread and Knife
Trays, great variety, fome of them very
elegant; firlt quality Britannia Ware in
'c'is cong(etc,; CTuet itands, variety
Copper, Block Tin and Iron-iinred Tea
kettles Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all fizes Bell metal Prelerving pans, Bell
| lows, american and Britifh Chatting Dith-
es Gridirons, Frying pans, Coal iods with
filters, Coal boxes, Sh-vels, &c BruRes,
all kinds German Looking glaGes, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes. variety; plated can
die cks, Iome of them elegant Market
Baikets, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, all OF
which will be fold on moderate and accomoi
dating terms, VIM. DUNLAP.
Sent 10.
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CALDWELL & JACKSON

FFER low for CASH, at their fore.
~ corner of Prince and Union lireets.
) pipes old L. P. Madeira Wine
8 or, caiks old Port do
pipes ears old dry Lilbon do
40 dozenold Port, in bottles
puncheons sd and 18th proof Rum
3 do Cherry Bounce
hhds. Sugar
10 bbls. do
hhds MolaGcs
10 Kegs beit chewing Tobacco.
Sooo VT Soal Leather
50 :ides Upper do
100 lacks ground Alum Salt ~,
so do Liverpool do
500 bnfhels st ubes do
3 tons Shot, different fizes
Powder in Gamblers and kegs
200 DemUohns
so Gin Cafes -
& br,yrcs. ONSSI NlA
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1855 VT. Seine Twinc

= 1900 W.T.. Seine Twinc
Quart pint and half pint Decanters ana
Iumhlers, Mould and Dipt Candles, Of
different iizes
With a general alortment of Groceries.
November A. te
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0UIGLYs

Bur- I'LL Stone Maau}acf0,y
~ SIIE Subscriber has received z
s large supply of BURR BLOCKS
dircer from FranesJ and has com
neaccd npsiog Bur- mn Stones, q,
bis shop, upper end Of King stre4t
near The store Of MF James Andcrsg..
where he can, on short notice, turn'y
Stones Of any size, warranted equal
any IN The United States, @:.4 CD IL.
4n0st reasonable terms.
MICHAEL QJIGLY.
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f-F / am thankful for past IA
vors, and beg leave to inform my friends
and the public, that have juf received
general aGortment Of
.SE.aSGN:4BLE GOODS.
supcrfnc and iecond slack. blue, bottle, cla-
ret, green, mixed, orange, olive and drab
EroadclothS and Catimeres
Merino ihawl cloth, of the bef quality
Shlrting AaEnels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, oaiIinetts, PeliTe cloths
Worried and cotton holiery, veltings
Foreit cloths, kerfeys and plains
Role and dufAe blankets
Manchester cords and velyets
Black, plad, green, brown and blue bomba-
zetts, o. gingham., calicoes, ihawls,
&c. &c. &c.
The grea, or part of the above goods be
ing purchaied in Baltimore az auction, ena-
b'es me to fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
ALTO continue to keep the Livery STA
BILE and BOARDING House., where cufto-
merS and ftrangers can be genteely accom-
nlodated. Hories will be we'll attended to,
| by careful hotter.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-03
r & J. MANDEVILLE

r & J. MANDEVILL.E
HAVE jun received and offer for fale,
81 10 bbls, Whitley
10 hhds. 1T and I'd quality Sugars
10 puncheons Rum
70 bags Pepper and Pimcnfo
as do Green Coffee
60 boxes SpanilI, segars
1000 bufheis Liverpool coarfe Salt
400 reams Writing Paper
IS do Wrapping Paper
IS kegs Brandywine Gun-powder
10 do Britifh dc
400 lbs Spanihi Flotant Indigo
100 do Loulliana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with General Anortment o
GROCERIES.
- Family Flour, as ufuaI.
December az.
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Mackarel, Beef, Apples sc.
John G. LADO s. Co. have inf re.
j ceiyed by fchr. Lydia, from Sewbury.
port, and offer for falc on low terms,
95 bbls. No. I beef
do. and half bbf. No. nackarel
II do. and do Go.
: do. No. mackarel
81 do Winter RuGet Apples
10 do. Gilliilowcr do.
i do. fall do.
264 bufhels winter pears
$50 bufhels potatoes
z boxes Boots and Shoes
Is do, dipped candles
bblS. brown fugar
cafe mems hoie and mittehs
White and colorcd woollen yarn.
December &.