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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28
Extracted from late English papers

Madagascar Princes During
the cruize lately made by the Tyne
of the cpast of Madagascar. aud jus;
as she was about TO sail from Tam.
alive. two native rinces, brothers
Of the King OF Ovas, arrived there
by IN AMBASSADOR from
Governor Farguhar. at the Mauri'
titus tho object of his embassy was
TO destroy. as far as possible, the
interna! trade in slaves in Madagascar
as far as relates TO the supply OF the
Mauritus, and these princes were
on their way to the Nautilus. at the
of Governor Farquhar.
The Tyne took them on board, with
their suite Thirty persons, and also
two Ministers from Jeane keene,
King OF that part Of Madagascar,
wherein Tamitive IL situate. and
landed them at Port Louis: with the
most mark cd distinction. They bro
presents to governor Farquhar, con
sistiug chiefly of botanical and spe
Icimens Of the products and Manu-,
features Of the Island ais, a female
Dwarf. extraordinary dimunitive,
being of race peculiar to the int
rior Of Madagascar. 1t is worth!
lUf remark that the greater number
lsf the slave vessels are generally
from Tamative. Jeane Keone, thu
King. appears disposed to CO 'ope
rate in stopping the expectation o
slaves from the Island, provided an!
advantage could be offered hin
Ito compensate for the incom'
which he derives from the slaves be
ling passed through his district, Z
Ihe embarked, he would then contri
lbute all in his power. which is abso
lutte. to prevent the expectation
lHe is well educated, intelligent. o
Ia humane disposition. aud adverse t
1.-The traffic. But the chief OF the Dis
.Itrict of Foul Point. which adjoin
;lTamiti7e to the NOrthusrd, is sunk
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IN COUNCIL, March %.

IN COUNClb, Marcn ".
Council proceeded to elect by ballot
the following officers -
James L. M'Kenna, Treasurer.
Jrcob Wisemiller, Clerk of Market,
George Coryell, Sup. Police.
Gustavus A. Brown, Physician TO V. i.
The Committee appointed to enquire
into the conduct Of the late high cOnsta-
ole made report; which WAS read.
Ordered, that Messrs. Girl & Rhodes
be a committee, who, with the superin
tendant police, after due notice of the
same being given in the newspapers OF
the town, of the time and place, shall!
proceed to rent to the highest bidder, the
lots on the public fish wharf, for the bene.
fit of the corporation, until the FIRST day
June next, aud 20 make such disposition
OF the public warehouse as they may
think proper,
On the petition of sundry pr0prietors
of lots on both sides of Duke street, be.
tween St. Asaph and Columbus streets
il is ordered, that tue superintendent oI
police do proceed to pave Dake street
IRON the west side of st. Asaph street to
the west side OF Columbus street, &C
c,rding to law, as soon ~ possible.
On the petition Of sun ir, proprietors
of lots on both sides of Columbus street,
between Prince and Duke streets it is
ordered, that the superintendent police
do proceed to pave Columbus street, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, accord
ing TO law, as soon as practicable.
On the petition OF suniry proprictors
of lots on both sides Washington street,
between Prince and Dake streets; It is
ordered, that the Superintendent Police
do proceed to pave Washington street,
between Prince and Duke streets, ac-
cording to law, as soon as practicable.
Resolved, that it be considered part
of the duty of the police constabies to
pass occasionally through the market
square, and to disTerse the colored and
other boys, collected there for The par
pose of Iioting and gambling, after the
hour OF ten O'Clock in each day.
ordered, that Messrs. Morgan, Veitch.
and J. e. Vowel be appointed commit
tee to ascertain the probable cost OF
town clock, and make report to coun'
Gil.
Council resumed the consideration O
the act for raising revenue Tor the yea
1917; which, having been read, Sc
cond time, amended, and the blanks be
ing filed, it was then read third tim'
and passed.
The act making appropriations for th'
Iyear 1917, was read second time,
The blanks being filed it was then read
thmd time and passed.
Ordered, that Messrs. Davis 4 Veitcl
loe a committee, who with the suPerln
.endaut police be authorised to sxamln
ne state of the dock at the lower end o
Prince street, and report mode Tor tn
ieansing thereof, :,
Ordered, that the clerk DO furnish tn
aperinteHdant police with copy OF tn
avs and ali orders passed during tn
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NOTICE.

The subscriber will receive pro- a':
until Monday the Slst instant, AZ ~
O'Clock, for the cleaning all the puvi
streets, lanes aud alleys in the town "
Ale1andria--aFd will On that css let Ii,
same to the lowest biGder, provided sucn
security be offered as he will accept o.
GEORGE CORYrLL,
Superintendent. OF Police.
March II 4t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28

AT 4 meeting of the Relief Fire Com
oany, March 6, 1917, the following or
Iicers were elected:
Commanders.
Thomas Preston LIST
Thomas Vowell 2nd
Robert Anderson Sd
Regulators.
John A. Stewart
Horace Field
James Harris
Robert Hunter
Subordinate Directors.
Isaac Entwislc
Charles Siade
Mark Butts
Trustees.
John Johnston
H. b. Dagan
William Harper.
Wm. Wooa, Clerk,
March % st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-28

The house and premises now occupied
by the subscriber, pleasantly situated il
Water street, will make a delightful sum
mer residence, aud is calculated to &C.
commodate a large family. The occu
pant being about leaving the country
would rent the above situation until the
first of October next at low rate. For
terms, apply to Messrs, Luwrason q
Fswle, VI to
VIM. CRABTREE, Jr.
March 28 I'm
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present council, directing certain duties
to be performed by him.
Ordered, that the superintendent po-
lice do proceed to regulate Wolfe street,
between Pitt e st. Asaph streets, at the
expence of the fourth ward. and to set
the side stones on the south side Wolfe
street between st. Asaph u Pitt streets
at the expence Of the proPrletors, &C.
cording to law.
Extract from the minutes,
I. P. THOMPSON, &C.
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Public Sale.

The subscribers three story Brick
House on Cameron street, opposite the
market house and near to the Bipk OF
Alexandria, heretofore advertised, (Ior
particulars see our paper under date OF
9TH February LAST will be offered at pub
lie sale on the premises
On Tuesday 18th april n,rt,
at 10 o'clock. Terms credit Of four
years for 5000 dollars, secured with In
terest on the property for the remainder,
one half will be required in hand, and
the balance in approved endorsed notes,
payable with interest at three, six, nine
and twelve months; the property being
liable until paid.
Any person wishing to view the pre-.
misses, or WAC would prefer purchasing
at private sale, can have an opportunity
of doing 80 on fair and liberal terms pre-.
viou. to tie day Of sale.
WIN. DUNLAP.
March %
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The subscriber has just received au
elegant upright cabinet Piano Forte, on
new construction, oil very superior tone,
aud warranted to stand well in tune
has additional keys and two pedals, one
to raise the hampers, the other removes
the fager board, so that the hammers
strike but one STING. BY which means II
may be made as Piano as necessary
on HAND,
-four square Pianos, With additional keys
some Of them pronounced BY judges to bs
of excellent quality.
r. GRAY.
Aforck 90
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Port Tobacco March rs cui'
Burr Milestone Mau,fact~fy y
IuHN $. bRuM y ( 20

JOHN $. BROWN & 20
Respectfully inform the ppGle .-
they continue the manuiactIfy h0-.
Milsrones, on The c0rueg OF ; u.
Cameron streets, il the town ..
Jria, where they are r-sdy e. ',.''
any ordes with which tieT nay ,.-
Ell. and will execute thea. @I,h 20. .as-
patcn aud in the best manner.
October . =
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Married on Thursday a5th inst.
in Stafford County Virginia, by the
Rev, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. GEORGE
MASON COOKE, TO Miss ELIZA
EUSTACE, daughter Of Hancoke
Eustace, Esq.
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BY John Jackson y 20
March %

On Saturday next the Goth inst. viii
be sold at the office OF JohL Jackson
and Co. on Union between King and
Prince streets
Muscovado sugars
Rum, brandy and wines
Vinegar, candles, and chocolate
Cork wood OF superior quality
Pipes, smoaked salmon, beef, cordage &
furniture
Immediately after,
an iaroce of-DRf GOODS,
Just received per sloop Unity, captain
land, from Phiiadeiphis, consisting
Of
Cloths and Cassimercs
Book, null null and cambrick m1sl!ns
Striped musiins .x
6inghams calicces aud shawls :.
Handkerchief and Cravats
Cotton and lambs wool Hose
Bombazetts, Irish sheetinss, shirtings
and Lawns
With a great variety of other goods toe
tedious to particularlhe.
An invoice Of elegant gilt tea trays in
sets,
Crockery and glass ware
An invoice of
Boots, shoes and hats
Domestic ChambraJs
Checks ard Gin.aaWs
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock precisely
March %
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TO RENT,

For one or more years-The brick
store and frame warehouse, corner OF
King and Columbus streets, lately occu.
pied by Daniel Cawood. Immediate
possession will be given. Oh application,
to
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee
or
JOHN ADAMS
March II eo6t
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Valuable Negroes for sale.

On the 18th OF April next viii be
sold at Public AGctIen at Port lsbac.
ca, in front OF the Clerks Office Seven.
teen Likely Young Nesroes. .,noas
them there are several uncommenly line
house servants, one blacksmith AMI one
carpenter. The rest leXcs..t a wcnaH
and three chiIdren) are young men,
healthy and Of good character. f",u'a
of sale Cash. sale to commence sEu
o'clock p. NJ. No postponsment TSr,?f
OIL account OF weather.
+. ID. Stoa..
Port Tobacco March rs cNl' iod
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en- into the gtosssst 'barbarism he
sleeps away bis life in a state Of CON.
|tinual int0xicatien.
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For Fredericksburg,
March 90

I VI HSUO' kS1S 3
RS The schooner Duly Ann
ENEM Captain Tapscott, vii! sail o.
S Tuesday next l. lake fre'sh'
SE1H very low. Apply to the ma
ter on board at Central wharf, or
La1crason 6 Fo.cle.
March 2a
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Port of Alexandra.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

Arrived.
Packet .loop Montezuma, Palmer
Norfolk ; freight to sundry persons s.
left Norfolk last Saturday evening; re-
ports a schooner below from Philadel
phia, name not tecollected.
Schr Father and Son. Cullin, York
River; corn, to I. Collins /; reports a
sloop from New York on shore at Cedar
Point, on Tuesday last. with a cargo Of
rum and sugar.
sioop Sally, Smith, York River; corn
TO John B4ssett,
March e..
Sloup Antelope, West, cleared at
Richmond 25th instant, for This port, via
Norfolk.
Schooner Rose in Bloom, Rowland,
hence, arrived at Charleston 18th inst.
9 days.
Schr Richard. Barney, at Norfolk,
Gath instant, up for this port.
Several river craft arrived last night,
reports a brig below from the West-ln.
de, this side Maryland Poiut yester.
day /; to c. |. Catlet.
Arrived.
Schooner Fair American, M'PherSOn,
NorIolk. 3 Iays: salt to the master.
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Public Sale.

On Friday next the fourth April, will
|be sold at the Store House of VIM. Gar:
ner and Co. (vowsll's wharf,
Ali their Stock in Trade,
Consisting Of
A large u general assortment oil Groce
ries.
Glass and Queensware, etc.
Quantity OF Bacon. etc. etc.
P G.. .MarStefler, Anc'r.
March "a DIT,
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NJ Tn. letter bag of the ship II \
lard, Captain Crabtree, for LIVER
p i0L, direct, will remain at the EA
change CotTe House until the hith
April.
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Piano ForteS.

March 26
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TO- RENT,

March %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-03
PUBLIC SALE

TINE Gublcribcr wiihes to fell FARM,
4 in the county Of Prince William, ad-
joining the lands of Mr.. Edmund Brooke
and MIR K. B. Misunderstanding, by
late furvey, two hundred and forty. eight
Acres-whichw be fold at Public Auction
to the higheit bidder, on
Monday, NE 81 day IF February nfx.,
on the following terms, viz. One fourth in
hand, aad the balance at equal indictments
OF one aud two years. without intereli, if
Pnnctuaiity is obierved in the payment, 9th
erwiie interef will be required from the
date of the purchale, and deed of trut on
The land 10 iecnre the paymS'l which may
lie made iii payer of any of the chartered
banks OF Virginia, or the D.fljtt Ct Co.
lumbia.
On this land are many deiirable Improve
n1ents, iuch as comfortable dwelling houGe
and Other buildings, an orchard of we'll fe :
leeted apples, and never falling fprings of
excellent water. No land can be better fit
uated than this tratt for the fuccefsful ope.
rations of agriculture nor any more ftis
ceptible of fpeedy renovation by clover and
platter, the effects of which are fatisfa6tori-
ly exemplihed on the adjoining land. One
OF the fields is laid down III wheat, the feed
and cultivation of which il is expected the
purchafer will pay for at Reasonable price.
Any perion deiiroms of purchafng will be
ihown the land before the day of iale, Oh
application to Mr.. alexander
Athe fame time will be fold on the pre-
mites, all the STOCK of CATTLE, HOGS
and sheep, o. the fubfcriber, with MANY ar
ticles of HoRiehold and Kitchen FURNI.
IURE,on credit of 9 months for ali fums
over ten dolhrs--for which, bond with ap :
proved fecurity will be required, carrying
intsrett from the date, if not punctually
paid. ANN C. GRAHAM.
a TafrInr,,t,- a.,
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SPOTTED REIFEP.
NOTICE.

ME Public are hereby informed that a
4 company has been formed under the
title CT the Ouantico Warshoufe Company,
who have erected, one mile below the tow n
OF DumirieS, large and convenient ware
houie on QlIantico Creek for the forage of
Flour, Gram, &c. which warehoufe will
be ready for the reception of produce on
Monday the third day of February next.
The Trlfees of faid Company have ap-
pointed L .buIon Kankey their agent to at
tend the fIid warehoufe, to receive produce
on itorage and grant receipts for the fame.
And for the prompt delivery of all articles
received in the iad warehoufe by their
agent fire alone excepted) the Company
hold themfeiVeS bound. All pcrlons de
PohtinS Flour, Grain, Sc. mulf pay before
taken away, the following forage, viz
For each barrel of -four, fix cents # it
remains in iaid warehoule over one month,
eight cents, and in the fame proportion for
tie time 1t may remain For each bulhel
OF wheat or other grain, two cents: If it
remains over one month, three cents, and
in the lame proportion for the time it may
remain. And tor all articles of nerchan
die ieaionabIe ttoraSe only will be de.
manded. Pcrlons 1oring -four may have il
lnipected or not, at their option. If not
SDiPected, the agents receipt will freely
tbe brand, and the fate of the barrels
The weight of one buhel ofwheat, running
mealurc. OF each load or parcel of wheat,
All articles fored, the fame to b. returned
60 the owner when called for, be it -four,
wheat, other grain, &c cnfomary allow
ahCes tor waftagc, &c, excepted.
Ouantico Warehoufe is Gtuated on Ouan.
tico creek, Fly tive miles from its junction
with the Potomac River, at all time naviga-
bic tor lighters TO cnfure briR tranlporta-
tion down the creek Of ali articles itored.
yeHeis may bo got to take produce to the
Dilirct of Columbia, Baltimore, Norfolk,
or eliswhere. The prefent ffejghts are, to
the Dltrict, twelve and hall cents per Dbl
of houi, aud to Baltimore and Norfolk zs
cents, from tie mouth of Qnantico. The
proximity of this Warehouse to large ex-
tent of country, added to the goodnefs of
Che roads iea6lng to il from the wenward,
being Little inferior TO paved ones Ii be-
ing found by actual hrvey little more than
twenty-five miles from Haymarket to Dunn -
fries, will It's confidently believed by the
Trrltces by this route leIen the cxnence
Of transportation of produce even to the
Dhtrict of Columbia, and they pledge them
fclveS to The public to ule every means
within their power to give fatisfaction.
Timothy Brundige,
George Williams,
John Linton,
James Dencaic,
VIM. 4. Linton,
Fr5Gcis Il. Huntington,
William Smith,
Ifuste If III QVa7,'ce Wore
kouse CcWi err
lanuary .. ="
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NOTICE.

a Ii perfons indebted to the late firm of
n Jerome and Gerard Plumer, are re-
qneited TO make immediate payment to the
undersigned, who have been appointed bv
the creditors as truftees to adult the bufncjs
OF the concern, otherwile iuits will be COM
menced without determination; and all per-
ions having claims will prefer. them forth
with for adjutment.
q Gerard Plumer, the furyiviag part
ner, will attend at the compiling room of the
Late firm, for the purpofe of adjufins and
receiving the debts due to the concern we
having authorized him to do 10.
Cdri8tohhcr Nea!c,
Jo8ei.h Smith,
Mahion Scho field,
JokH KeHeH
(. u. Hgwla7G.
January i. ,w
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EOR SAI.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF I AND, "
L n ing on the waters Of great run, inIau-
r,about five miles from the court -houfe
containing Isl acres about one third of
which IS ia wood. The land, il is believed,
from experiments made on the adjoining
lands, IS well iuited to the ufe of clover and
platter Any perlon wiihing 20 purchale,
will Pleafe cal on the Gubfcrber in Alexan,
dr'a, or Mr.. Aisxaader d. KeI.y, in Pau
4wrr, who IS authorized 20 ihow and con.
'ract for tho iamy. WM. DOBIE.
N9veUberS, If
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FOR SALE.

q WISH to sell or rent my farm m
q Retirement, three and half miles
from Alexandria. Il is valuable ia m
AID contains 10Y acres, about 30 O.:
~hich may be sown down in small graf,
this fall Ten Rcres are in timothy an
20 more sui'able-The:e is p!en
y OF good timber. and the place is well
watefed, and under an excellent fence.
| will make the terms accommodating
e purchaser, lfitis not sold viii
'etit ont on shares or for certain rem.
|" wish TO sell rod second
land wagon and cart, and viii lake tim
'sr III payment,
GEO ATKINS ON.
Sent. ; rs
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BAR IRON.

ME subscriber has juG received ge-
4 neral IiIortmcnt Of BAR IRON OF
every dcicriptiou, iuch as Plough Plates.
Axe Bars, Tire iron OF different widths
and thickness, fquare and "a, bass of all
iizes, round belt ditto, we'll aaoffed Ger
man and Crowley Steel o.'good quality.
Spikes, Nails, Brads aud Sprigs Of his own
manufacturing, and almoif every article in
the building lire, which he will fell on the
mott reaionable terms. Being convenient
to the water ihotc trading up and down the
river and others will find it to their advah-
tage to call at his Nail Mandatory, Union
itreet, where they can be tupplied at the
ihorteft notice and every favor gratefully
acknowledged.
HORACE FIELD.
Noyeu,ber -
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~ LIZ. I.

a convenient irame dwelling nous,
on PIT street, near to Princess street
Containing six goo 'ruoms, and fiheo
IL accommodate one or two families
with ground newly fenced in for large
garden two or three springs OF good
water near the prCmises-- Possession,
VIII be'siVen irnihediately--For .eims
apply 10
AfahdeUiNe s. Luynlony.
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FoR slLE Ne 40 IN
TO LET,

That elegant establishment on Icf-
lcrson street, Gommodious brics
dwelling, having drawing, dinif g,s,or.,
and Eve good iodging rooms neatly a.
nished, smoke house, dairy, Kitchen
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, garden well stocke0
with vegetables, and best oi water ~
the distance of 200 or 800 yards-tht
improvements arc III complete repair
lhe sirna'inn vesy pleassnt--,hc rem
will be moderate, aud immediate pos
ession given spply,o
JOHN JACKSON.
Ann q
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Alexandra NV 20

"TAS committed to TIE Jail of this
county. as ruRaway,a MuLATTo
MAN, who iays his name is David Iones,
and lays that he came from Halford county
IN the fate of South Carclina-he IS about
s feet 9 or 10 inches high, and abou, Al
years old--his face is rough with pimples--
he had OH blue cloth coat and home made
pantaloons: The owner is reoueRed to
come and prove his property, pay charges
take him away, otherwile he viii be difpof
ed OF as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
OF the Jail for Warrington BOYD
. hfarlhal.
December 4. ,a,,,n,
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POETRY.
From lie 9fiadlcscr Gazette,

1--WE inlert the following little PoEM with
double Plea iure, as it is from the pen OF Il
Esiton Bard and brother Printer, who
has recently laid before the public ieveral
neat poetic productions,
FAME, WEALTH., BEAUTY AND
RELIGION.
VIcroRi what avails the wreath
That erft ent~in'd THY brow
Alas tho.e howers no longer breathe,
For death hath lsid thee low
And V hat awaits the Roried Urn
1 hat biazeaS forth Thy fame
Thai iculptur va!e to duff hall turn
Oblivion blot thy name.
. What too avails tboie fears 70 deep,
Recelv'd IN battle Tray Crweep
=" 3bcy're prSejf Of qyaior 2"--1ime lhai.
Thy vaior's proofs away =
And what aYa,ls The paet's iong,
IEGt iouOjS thy prailes forth
The poets head Glaii ref Ell. long,
Upon its mother earth.
AY'EIcEl what avails thy dreams
Vi happineis III gold
ny tun'ral torch already CLEANS,
Thy dayson clrth are told
T" hat nov avails THY boarded wcaltlrl
Is 1t with thee inurn'd
No" Naked from the earth you came,
And naked halt returndp'
bEAurY what avails the rofe
hat decks thy dimpled cheek
Age ON thy head ihali nrew his fnows,
AND death his vengeance wreak:
And what avalls thy form 70 fair,
Or eyes 10 dazzling brighti
hat tOrm ihall waite meath Gulleb care,
1hoie iuns ihail let in night.
But bleit RELIGIONi much avails
Thy bope Of 6Lf5 in beaDn...
For tho the barque, b. adverle gales,
On deaths dark ihore be dr.v'n,
Yet thou can't fmile.. thy fteady eye
Can pierce the cheerleis gloom,
And view, through dark futurity,
The DAY sPRINS OF the Tomb
; ALBERT.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-03
Alexandria, Dec. so. 1916

Alexandria, Dec. so. 1916
WAs committed to the Jail of this
county as runaway MICRO
MAN, named WILLIAM-he is about :
feet inches high nout made about 26
years OF age; was bought OF MRS. Bowe
ot Maryland, by Mr.. William ZONES of
Georgia and runaway from him in Virginia
= he owner IS requefed to call and prove
his property, pay charges and take him :
way, otherwife he evil be difpoled of as the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Tailor.
january. 1awam