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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
LATE AND lMPORTANT.

LATE AND IMPORTANT.
CAPTURE or GENERAL NM.
BALTIMORE, December l3.-Ry the
arrival At this pert this forenoon. of tie
schooner Cuba. Capt. CLACKNER, in IL
days from Havana, wc are erahled to
present 10 orr readers the iollowmg inter-
estins intelligence, received al lbai place
tro,n Capt Montgomery, just arriN cd
from Vera Cruz.
Fro'a IRE Eshnordinr,y GG-et.e of sEesfeo.
TRANSLATION.
Capture OF Tie traitor NINA, bv Col.
CRRhNTIA.
II. l.. the Ticeruy has Just received by
an extraordinary Courier, The following
communication:
MOsr FXCELLENT SfR-Long live the
King. The Compi. OF S.las, under date OF
The 9th, al O'Clock liz The evening, writes
ne as follows: =
ESTEEMED SIR-At last we have or
tanned the fruit Of onr lahors-Mna has
been taken alive and is now entering this
place. They also bring the head of Mo-
reno-ihpy have taken ibr two other Her.
reras, a Frenchman and other officers of
their infantry. We killed several when
we attacked them, which was bv sOrnrise.
al this has been achieved by Senor Or-
rantia, who left here at 10 o'clcck atrigl
with cavalry for el Baradito, near la i!a-
chiqueza; which news, 80 interesting,
communicate for the satisfaction OF YOUR
eNcellency and OF all tie good aud loving
subjects of our Sovereign, aud I shall
consider il very complete ii'i gets 10 hand
IS expedIliously a. wish.
God preserve Your ENccIlency many
years.
Irapaato, Oct %, 1917, , A.H.
JUAN DE PERGUE2A
To ". e. The Yiccyoy
Dor J'aa RUjz dc 4p0c'gcc.
His EXcclency not visiting 20 delay
one moment the communication of such
agreeable intelligence 10 the faithful vas-
sails OF the King our Lord, has command
ed the immediate insertion Of in an *
trdordInary Gazette, expecting eveay mo
ment 70 receive the particulars OF tbs i'm
poriant event.
tEltraerdinary Gazette Of Che Ci7reramca. ef
6ie1ico. f't.iay. SlSt oct. 1917
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40 NnllaYs NcNara

VFTAS stolen FROM NV stable on The night Of thr LII
w isstant, my HYATOGA HORSE, asout : feet
inches high. strawberry roam taken aud tan haze
face four white feet he PAGES very last, = tros
Ike will he eats old next April.
will give dfty dollars Tor the horse alone ana one
Hundred aud ffiy Tor tie horse aud thief.
RGJBEN 4HEEEDgTH
her -
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Nntiee.

IL persons having claims against the estate Of Wiz
"a LIAM c. WILLIAMS, dec. will please make thea
known TO tbe subscriber John w. Green Of Vrcde.
Tlchsburg that arrangement may he made fort ar
ging items aud all persons indebted 10 Tie said lae
WI please maze speedy payment 10 tie subsC Iber,
q 10 he said John ". Green.
ALICE G. WILLIAMS, Eyccsfriz.
DeCemLrr
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AlanA At Auction.

Dursnapce Of deed Of trust executed to me by Ro.
bef' tlessauts of the county Of Powhaan and duly
recorded ~ HenicO County Court ONCE to secure the
payment OF coTatn sum of money therein mentioned
one Ia WIN. Paterson of the city OF Richmond shad
proceed to SELL on the lBth d0y IF Dccebe5- Hert az
We hout oi we've o'clock before the font door ~ the
Eagle Hotel IN the city of Richmond, for cash Ger.
IA u tfaC Of land containing Is and upwards ~
'hs ~ the county 81 heDICO, within three miles Of tie
said city, Tie road leading from the Bfook TnrupiEe
to TIE Meadow Bridges and adjoining the swds OF ia
wa Clopton aid othcrs. JOSEPH MAYO,Jr.
soy. Is. 5o.tds
~ lie sale will be conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE
Adction- er Dec. 10. Cgtds
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ManA & san es at sAMction.

b. Monday the 10th January next front uf thu Bel
- ldvcTni The city of Richmond viii be sold 10 lie
hshe5t bidder, thc tract Of LAND belonging to the es
lelt OF WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS deceased lying on Liz.
Ne Greek aud James River in the cosny Of Co0cland
containing about 900 Tins estate Is cOnsdrred IN
IcTOr To none Oh James River about 81 miles frsm
Richmond has large body Of river and creek low.
ti"hnds Is well Improved wth clover plaster has
90 excellent nil npon tie creek, good dwelinglOuse
aiu ohbouses and large crop VI wheat growing on it,
lhc tufhs 81 sale viii tird the purchase mo.
ncy payable IN 60 days lird m year, aud The b..
lance 10 two yeats from he day of sale these pas urns
20 Pc secured by notes viii approved nrpota
me dhd payable a. Que of tie State banks Richmond
aHu "cto VI tiust OF it the purchaser determines
he may MAKE thc FIRST payment Nv ready money and Sc
cure We two last 10y bonds and a deed oftfust.
Asa on ihnrsday the 22d day the same. month OF
January hcxi, on Tie said planaton IN the county of
boocad, VII be sold 10 The h2hest bidder the stocks
OF HORSES, NJ LIS, CNIILE. HOGS aud SHEEp aud
the PLANTATION UTENSILS q ouuntsiy Of CORN
tODDtk, HAY, Gc.-the purchasers giving bonds with
approved secury, PAYABLE IN nine months all sums
over h'y dollars, aud fof smaller suns paying cash.
Ahd on Monday the 2Gfh Of the month Of jenna
y newt ~ ir Tate dwelling house of tie said william O.
MHuAa dr. ~ the city Of Richmond, will 10 snld To
he inquest BIDDER The purchaser giving negotiable notes
WITH approved tndUfsCis for an SUMS over nty dollars
HOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE 81 the sad William
q Williams. dec. his collection Of gOOES ana CAPRI
hGE q HARNESS.
And Tne-da The 27th " The same month Of is,yr
heNi heiote TIE rem tavern m the CT, Of Rcnnond foi
casa, Hp@dids Oft0 yauahc SLAViS several II whom
are neciamrs one biack smith. and one miller.
~ IRE above sales will I've conducted hy Heron Stu.
ton q 90. ALICE 9. WILLIAMS, Erscafria.
Deeeistof a.. o. .ds
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EOr Nire.

an The FIRST day of January, isis. at Mai H. Coles "a.
~ VEIN, Cheste field cnunty far The ensuing ,car
several NEGHOkS belonging to the of John Fo
Jr. dec among then IS good uiiwTicht
JANIS eORE, 4Idf illustrator
81 Joha Tore, degsossd.
December tf.tf
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Rank Stock at .auctiCp

MJILL be sold the Coffee House. on Friday nex the
" lPih ins. al twelve o'clock, GO .yH.1RF5 Of Old
Iners' Stock (oT cash. j. H. LYNCH
Dscemhfr 80 ~ n
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State Certificates.


ON s nday lest iook rom on bosrd Of cicngi s. a.
~ moss beet, hcadnisI Waffict, lars of CORN. ~
bout six bushels 40 papsrs Of PINS. tot tst n n1 r,
mt lonse p CHEFsE3 and percel ~ OAf Ste *
and RAlsiN3 nud pair " 5EotS.--4 ss toftttt
ttg % coiue snd prove Us propcry5 pay obmss.
and take u awFy o. shall dea' % q p jhc Jaw a.
reefs. WILLIAM fGcofg.
Ifyscfoy y B0rfk--k srt Uryt0ig
nccehhC. ia. ty- ~
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.AgricMNturaN Society,"

Agricultural Society.
Ara Meeting of the AGRICULTURAL socttrv op
"A VIRGINIA held On the second uesday in December
1917, the following gentlemen elected Members
Col. JOHN TAYLOR,
Judge FRANCIS BROOKE
Jadge JOHN COsLTER
Gen. ROBERT POKT ERFIELD,
Gen JOHN H. COOKE,
Col. JAMES BARBOUR
JAMES NJ. GARNET,
JOHN PATI ERSON
FRANCIS CORBiN,
llr. JOHN BROCEENBROUGU
DE. EDWARD JOHNS ron,
Major SAMUEL G. ADAMS
THOMAS TAYLOR
JOHN O.. MOSRY,
THOMAS MARSHALL
NIMROO FARRAR,
RICHARD SAMPSON,
GEORGE HARDING
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN LESLIE,
MICHAEL w HANCOCK,
ARCHIBALD HARRISON,
Col. JOHN G. GAMBLE,
JAMES CURRIE
EDWARD c. MATo,
Capt. JAQuELlNE b. HARYTE,
Col. JOHN LEWIS, (Gloucest.rj
Aiaj. THOMAS GRIFFIN,
Dr.. JOHN B. ARCHER,
Or. EDWARD SHELTON.
maj. JOHN ID. WATKINS,
JAMES BR. CR,
Mai. WILLIS WILSON,
Maj HENRY HETH,
Capt. THOMAS MILLER (Powfiaianl
Maj cnaKLts fANcET. (BucSngbam)
EDWARD GARLAND, (GoochIandD
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Capt. WILLIAM BOWLING,
Dr.JOtIN TAYLOR
ALEXANDER FULTON
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR.
GEORGE PIcKEr, (fauqWier.)
b order Of the Meeting.
JOHN ADAMS, Sec. pro ten.
~ The sale Of Tenement No. 83l, is
ia.
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9O c0RRESpONDE1r.s-


JuTiScOia No. I'd and tereply to tue lst No. are ex
c'mded by the Treasury Repor Jrisco!a will appear
on ihursaay-so also wiilt@Aik3 PhociGR 'lSticeand
other artciesai,o The Uess0ge No g. which has been
excluded by other articles.
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FOr Sane

a PIANO FORTE lately received from London hl,f-
4 a ly oTnainented and of superior tone. ~
MRS. SULLl'S, Richmond I!il.
December I6. 60
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" We are indebted 10 he National InieRgencer for
tne copious reports publish Of the proceedings Of
Congress
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~ The safe of Tenement No. 334, is
postponed Huiil friday the 10th Instant
NopcRre, Robinson > Pte0Sunfs, Auctioneers
liz
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Friends of Science and Ma Ayts

Mr.. Golden, in the life Of Fulton. IateIv
punished, has proven from the most nnoues
iionabie authority, that James Rumseg Of
BerAley county, Va. was the inventor OF the
, I,eain boat, and brought it TO such perfection.
OF blm:-Ihe Editor Of Tie Enquirer. would
pay a Just tribute TO merit, by publishing lie
documents TO wbci we aIlude.
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December Ii.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-10

times of native worth and primitive
simplicity, but they are past. land
hang me ifI should he surprised il
weddings were to be celebrated on the
Stage, with all the accompaniment
of a full orchestra, splendid scenery,
and a lot ofyoung archins suspended
in the air as Cupids.
But then Z the pantaloons OF white
satin.. think of that, Master Brook.
l have shrewd suspicion, that these
pantaloons were the result of some
preliminary negotiations /; that there
must have been a specific clause in
the treaty, that these unnecessary APP
pendages were to be given up after
the ceremony, by one Of the high con-
tracing parties; for nowadays wo-
men are satisfied if they can wear the
breeches after marriage. Then. what
an ample field for the display Of di-
pIomatic TALENT. Il dare be sworn, that
the cx-mhlisters arranged this af-
fair according to Vattel and Bryn-
kerhof.. that he commenced tile ne
gociation ab initio... after having ex-
changed full powers, proceed pari pas
su...in the articles fixed the sine qua
non, though he did not admit thu pro
hec vice. And then the mob huzza-
ing, the Minister bowling on each
side with gracious condecension the
shouts of the greasy rogues whether
in mockery or admiration, we are not
told...the fine flowing tails of the
horses, neatly clabbcd with white
ribbons, powdered and pcrfumed all
must have astonished the goodly re-
pubIicans in that land Of steady and
uniform habits. Bravo..." none but
the brave deserve the fair"so come a.
long COZ. &let NE read you a few verses
Of Pindar's Charlotte and Co
bourg," of which this is miniature E.
dition.. land if you are in merry
mood, write me an epitl'alamium, and
don't care lift begins with the Irish
ballad Of " sure wont we hear what
roaring cheer was spent at Paddy's
o."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-10
From the Charleston Gazette.

What's that? exclaimed my cyni-
cal cousin-pantsiOons! bride wear
pantaloons-pooh pooh tits a lie
" weak invention. of the printer
he WISHES to damn a political antasn-
mist bu, go Oh, Sir. l proceed to
conclude The account Of JONATHAN
RrssELL's wcGding-thc White cock
Substituting. ringlcts--horses tails
tied up with misunderstanding bride
--nuscSays, fayors, huzzas, bows,
mods, winks and kisses. Delightful,
said this is something ne", :
que and spicndid--frst the annuuci-
ation-''Ihis morning 7oiN be mar
|ried--at Kings Chapel too-how
the republican mob must have stared
-one Of their own brother chips--it
was dashing daring innovation on
the flat and insipid mode of entering
the holy bands in modest privacy
that snesking fashion of waiting on
the parson of the parish. producing a
ring and a guinea. Swearing to love,
honor and obey, 4 then adiournins
home to drink punch and throw the
Oh rare observation-disclosures
for notions How do you like it,
Coz. F.? Who is this JoNArHo. RUS
SELL said he, whipping 4 large
piece Of rire johnny cake in his ,mqnth,
and taking hearty drauShtsSf'tca.
Say E.rceliencH, coasin If yn please.
said I. Oh, then. exclaimed hr, this
lis foreigner Of distinction, hey.i
Some noblcman in disSuise-one of
Bonaparte's brothers, probably the
one the Pope made prince Of. is it
so. Not at all, my dear cousin, this
gentleman is q genuine Yankee Doc
die. .hc was once upon time plain,
honest, pains taking supercargo ;
traded to the West-lndies in shad.
molasses, Goldfish and caster OIL.
some how or other, in one OF his
voyages he got into port in France,
Just about the period when general
Armstrong Che that was politically
Iassassinated for not driving the Bri-
|tish out of Washington was remon-
strating against the piratieal effects
Of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES. 1.-The
General being about to return home,
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He is wretchcd dependant being
dependant u2on the young hunter
for food and the young warrior for
protection. lie knows not his own
offspring, nor do they know him,
His cabin is not cheefod by the beams
OF a eonnubial affection, nor The gra-
SEES Of flial piety and gratitude
He has no hope beyond the grave,
and yet accumulated misery makes
even tho prospect Of the grave vel
come to his gloomy imagination.
Well indeed may he exelaim." that
age is dark and unloveIy," aud "like
the giimmoriug light Of the moon
when il shiues through broken clouds.
Far otherwise would it have been
with hapless savage, could he raise
bis eyes to the one eternal source Of
light and lifo could he findhis way
10 tho fsunt Of Sloan, and drisk OF
its regenerating aud lifegiying stream
This il is, that makes The contrast
between the savage pagan, aud the
civilized christian. But think not
christian believer. to whom the vo-
lume Of eternal truth has been ner-
eifully opened, that sage is dark
and unloyely," to tue savage and
heather alone. Ts you likewise il
will be, aud 10 you iris T" dark and
rnloyely," il you do not improve, il
you lave not improved the bright
inheritance Of the gospel, AID the
talent which God has given you to
exert in his service. Remember
youth. that NOW exultest in thy
strength. the promises aud the pen
alties OF the bouk Of life Fly from
vice, fy from sin and folly Gy from
the haputs Of dissipation, the wiles
Of the Gambler, the wicked allure.
l1ents Of the E" strange woman" the
midnight revel, and the mad, intox-
ieaiius drauyht fly from these, as
You would from the dagger Of the
assassin, tie fangs Of the yeHemous
serpent or the jaws of the devouringI
lion. But whither will ycu fly, that
your age may not be !" dark and IN.
lovely" ike that OF the graceless,
g.eo;ny savage. The an
swer is obvious. Fly TO the book
Of life, fly 10 The cross Of your re.
1eemer. ~ 10 the exercise Of all
the duties which. the one enjoin, & you
shall not fail in the eteraal enjoy
meat VI the bliss which the other
serves TO its faithful followers. And
As to yau, aged. sinner. whose grey
hairs have Overtaksn you in the paths
IF iniquity, you need not despair Of
hanging the dark and uuIovely'I
aspect Of age iuto the bright beam
ug prospect Of eternal glory, If you
will remember, as you ought TO do,
he labouFs in the vineyard Of our
ord, who came at the eleventh hour
md were rewarded with that muniG-
.eBce, which shines through all tie
Wy, and works of our heavenly ia
her. ChristlGBV ls!tGnt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-10

PutNcyorS, Wiz
s bottles Claret
10 do. Cape do.
6 do. Teneriffe
do. Madeira
l do. Constantia
s5 loves bread 5ib. flour
65ib Beef
S6Ib Mutton
6 Fowls
] Goose or Turkey
so Eggs
Slb Butter
Glib Lard
Glib Coffee
l-alb Tea
5lb Moist Sugar
Glib White do
Vegetables to II.
Frait los
Sweetmeats IS
Candles in number g.
With proportion Of pepper, salt,
oil, and mustard the whole amount
ing to above ISL. in II days.
l am, Sir.
your Obedient servant,
JOHN WALLIS.
4l, Broomfield-placc, Dcptford,
March I6.
london, March 90.
Letters are said To have been re
ceived from the Marquis of Hastings
in which assurances are given that
the emperor of China was perfectly
satisfied with the explanation which
had been given him Of the cause aud
intention of the attack on the Nepaul
territory. His excellency had the
prccaut,on to give the most explicit
account of the origin of tie quarrel,
and of the necessity that lie was un-
der to repcl the aggressions that those
p-,ple were constantly making, bat
which being properly punished, and
the principal lnstigatots of the out
RACES being dead, there was no fur
Their approach to he made towards
that district. These letters were writ
ten before my knowledge Of the III
disposition of Tie Empcroar to re-
ceivc our ambassador had reached
Calcutta and from this report it
was hoped that the treatment of our
minister had not originated in any
jealousy which that hostile incursion
had excited. It's possible, however,
that the Marquis of Hastings may
have been deceived by the smooth Ian
'guage of the return made to his con
municatiou; and after all, the insult
to our ambassadors had its rise in the
suspicion excited by that hostile ex-
petition.
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COGMUL.
London, March ls,

London, March lS.
To the Editor of the Times.
SIR-seeins in your paper of Fri
day an account of Bonaparte's treat
ment in the Island of st. Helena, and
having touched at that place on the
9th o. December last in the ship Fan
ny Of London, under my command. l
am enabled to assure you, that the un-
aforementioned is correct account of
the provisions allowed that person, &
his attendants, which he receives daily
from Messrs Balcombe& Co. who are
by government to be his
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Sales at Auction.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,


WILL BE OFFERED,
Ia The \uc.isn Office IN Union street,
Between King and Prince
A Y extensive and general assortment
# seasnnabIe Goods, Of British,
{, och. German, India. ard Domestic
Wa, ,(acture. which viii be we'll select
al. aoh we'll worthy the attention oi
town and country merchants and others:
AZ tho undersigned viii be alunhantly
sunnl;ed from the manufactr"s and their
friends in Boston. New York and Shi!a-
will give to 9-l''ira'en an
spportunitv of laying in their s""dN 90 as
GOOD terms as they can be m those ci'!Ss
,aking into view the difference Of Ex-
change, etc. etc, -.
I've particular description oil goods
viii be advertised in tie papers oil 'he
Az =,
CnnSignments strictly attended to and
6be-al a,I,anc,, r,alc t desirable
John jackson & 20.
Auc6oneers.
4 November 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-20
For Sale,

TlHAT substantially built & elegant
ly finished three story Brick DTsl.
line House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late Or. Kennedy !;
with which will be sold, either conjoint-
" or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, sS feet froet and 100 feet deep
The terms Of sale will be very accommo
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be nos sold prviously
to the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given immedi-
ate!y thereafter:
Application may be made to
] l.. M'Kenna
april "a d5t&2awtf
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Exchange Office, GeoSctoesT',
November q

In WILL. give the highest premium tar
Drafts al SIGHT, a'd Bank Neies' on
the following places. VIZ. :,
Bosren, New Ysrk, Philadelphia, "a!
t;,,sye. Virginia, North Ca, o'ina. n"ut'.
Carolina and Grorgia.-l vii also So
the aigSest presui6m lar Dratts on Ne"
Orleans, Treasury Notes aud Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Note.
bought aad sold. mn rp
All k,nd, nf Stocks and Bills oil Ex-
c inge bougr and sold.
Notes. Draft, and Interest collected
and remitted for a small commission.
~ Persons travelling 10 any part OF
The United States may be supplied VAN
EuicbIp tunds.
- Please To- empire at my EXCHANGE
and Brokers Office, Bridge-strsst. Geo.
1OWn.
RonlIius Riggs.
June
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!st d;awn ticket tfh"se SET apart a.
prizes exccpted) on the 10Th, l.ih. 18th.
l9tb, elst. ed. Esd, oath, Goth, 9th
days each. ent,icd to enc of the above
mentioned prixss of 100 tickets, com,
,aenc,is at tie lowest nua'jer aud pro
cesdirg ia regular succession until Tic
Shnie are drawn.
Isl ;rawn"n line Goth dag 8 20rn
Isl , &. 18th iay 1000
lSt do 2Stb 2gt,l each 5Qn
ID SJth 10000
do SO,h 5000
do STU 37:h SSH
aud 59ih each sou
| do 3's' SD SD
aud saith 1000
lido 42d and 4ith each 1000
do 40th 1900
Tnr prize tickets, set apart, for 10Th
day have already drawn $3.50 and there
std Remains in the wheel. of that book
g. Numbers aud undsawn prize tickets,
Ia this, Or any o'her lottery foreign
checks or uuchartered badk notes, will
be received ia payment for warranted
und:awn tickets liz this lottery.
Present. price OF whole ticktes So
And half. quarters and eishts in proper
tian-sior sale by
Robert GRAY
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UAI'o.
Joseph z. Shaw

Respectfully informs the citizens Of
Alexandria, that he ba. opened
SCHOOL in Prince street, between
Solumbus and Alfred, where he ill
teach Readlug, Whiting. Arithmetic,
and English Grammss, and also the
practical branches OF the Mathematics.
And il strict attention and a pnhctual
disehsrge Of the dusies ineu,nben, upon
lin as Teacher, will give him any
claims. he hopes to share part of the
pablo patronage. He pledges himself
TO III ,se who favor him with the tuition
Of tfei children, that every exertion
will BE- used TO give Satisfaction.
NIB. The School not to exceed thirty
scholars.
Jan l6 Ste
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4. Moore, Register.

This is ia give rpuce, lhai ,he sub,
scribers, Of Alexandria county in TIC
ti,tric: of Columbia, har. obtaineH fem
the Orphans Court ot sad county, lst-
:ers Of administration on the personal
estate rt Jacob fortncy, late Of the coIn-
ty aforesaid deceased Al persou' hav-
ing claims against the 'a;d ,iecetent, are
hereby warned % exhibit the ame with
The vouchers thereof, duly passed by he
Orphans Court, tn the Subscribers, 81. o..
before the cath day Of June next, ol ,he,
may by aa be excluded ion ali benefit
of said estate: aud thps: indebted rav.C-
to are requested to make iiNacGia;e pay
Ecnt. Giyea uade. Gu. hoh,is tiIis Z4,h
day Of December, 1916,
Henry q. D2agen,
Isaac Roa1ins,
Adndministraturs OF Jacob Rnr'ncy.
OeccmSer "a eGAw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-20
wBRN, ROYAL S rREET, ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY. JANUARY 90. 1917.
FOR SALE.

A tract Of Land containing s57 acres,
more or less. lying on occoquan Bay in
the county of Fairfax and state of Virgi.
mia, adjoining the lands of Robert !
Thompson and William Mason. 1t is
presumed those DESTROYS of purchasing
will view the land and for themselves
judge of its peculiar advantages. One
third OF the purchase nancy will be re-
CURED in hand, the balance at le, e Is
months. with deed Of trust to secure
the payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
December ii.