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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-22

- Jno. jackson & Co.
HAyE a very general assortment Of
III Seasonable dry goods
Saddles, brides y, a.: :,
Carriage, and gig harnesses
Mu,eoVado sugars
Wool caids !. l,sr 3.
~ Manufactured tobacco, &c. &C.,,
Which they will sell at reduced prices,
on liberal credit, at private sale, at their
Auction Rooms, Upiou-street.
=: r.! 81; IS ALSO, . u. II g. d.
An elegant we'll ,used Hand Organ.
November II lw
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Sicily Madeira Wine.
II ANDlNG from the schr Phoebe and
Ia Sally. Capt: Harding, and for sale
by LAWRASON y F0WLE,
10 pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine,
OF superior Quality.
So boxes yellow soap.
ALSO, 80 ..'r, n
Landing from scsooher Dolphin, from
Portland, 49,.
70 bolts first quality Russia duck.
40 dc. do. :. Ravens do.
tons Russia hemp. 49,
For sale as above.
November q
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SxN Exchange Cogss House .SAK
StseMARINE JOURNAL. No.
PoRT OF ALEXdNDR .I....NoVEMsER

PoRT OF ALEXdSDR 'i,...EoVElBER FL.
ENTERED,
Brig Two Brothers, Curtis, Havre.
CLEARED,
Sloop Regulator, Chadwick, New Bed
ford,
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Alexandria Theatre.

Nm compliance with the wish Of several
\ gentlemen, q limited number Of SEA-
SON TICKETS may be had by apply
ing at the Gazette and Herald offices.
November Is thts5t
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THIS DaY. .SOHElIBR 2s.

XXTHEREAS I have by an assign
w ment This day. transferred and IS.
signed TO Isaac Robbins, for certain ps,-
poses therein mentioned-ai my books,
rights aud credi,s,&c.
Notice is hereby given, to all person,
indebted to me by bond, note or book ac-
count, that the same IS required to be
paid TO Isaac Rob ms, the assignee above
mentioned, who alone is authorised b.
me to receive the same
(signed ?. JOHN THROOP.
November 10, .aw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-22

Chick & Clarke
HAVE just received per the slCop O.
Ill Cean, &c. -
:. Is hhds sugar
5000 lbs coffee
100 sacks salt -.
so kegs tobacco
AND IN STORE,
so bbls N. L. rum
so bbIs. apple brandy
100 boxes soap
5000 lbs. Goshen cheese So.
- q. S bbls. LemoLs-Ah Of which
will be sold on accommodating terms.
November IL.
Notice. ia.r",
A IL persons are fotbid hunting or
n trespassing on my ground, lying be.
tween Mrs. Broeks's, Gen. Thompson
Mason's, Samuel Collaid's, e the gravel
road, as will positively prosecute all
such Offenders, '4,t,S 49,
go ., ;, THOMAS TRIPLETT.
November II ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
Charles County, Maryland.

NOR sale, by private cont act, III
valuable tract Of land called Ben
fed, situated near the mouth OF Port To
bAoco Creek. This tract OF land yiele'
I, none in this county tsr-fertility OF sol
of situation y convenience
% markets. The land being In the whole
.bout 1000 acres, is nov convenient,
divided into few farms, let to good re
ANTS for more than 1000 dollars per an.
,u,n, for the present year only 1t ma
ne divided to suit purchasers. There !
besides. houses for tenants, etc. etc.
a good two story frame house. with fou
large rooms on 4 floor, and four br'o1
|ch,mnies; the water is excellent, an
the >cite of the dwelling house elegant
line barn. corn house and sranary az
newly built. More than 100 acres .
ltais land is fit tor timothy, with whic
grass few acres are at this time Set
The farmer and the man of wealth ma.
here find health and amusement. comoii'
ed with great profit, land in Charlie
county being at iea.t so per cent bsioN
their average value. There is no coun',
ia the state ot MARYLAND where lands 20
fer to the cultivator eGaal advantages.
Also, two other tracts of iand cafe
the Grange and the Mil Farm, near III
tosn of Por, Tobacco, in healthy al
gcuteei neighborhood, containing toy
lther about 1000 acres of excellent ia'"
Inc land. large portion OF which Is P'o
laer for timothy meadow. OF which era
4 ere i. al this time IL or ii acres al
- much more ready to lay down, "
the Gtanse Farm there Is large and e'r'
CANT mansion with all necessary oih, :
Ian exte,ive commndi US garden. h'''
Ivith the choicest d0wcrs. and fruits q
he best qualities liz great abundance
excellent water, and pro'rrbiai Tor II
Health. In a residence of % years, Ia
rnsmbers Of the family Of tue Pre-er
ipsopretors has ever been attacked b, al
Intermittent or fall fever OF any kind
Shoad it be desired by the purchase
about 500 acres more might be add t
these far ms, in which case the quanut.
of acres advertised would amount Il
about 5000 Terms of sale made know
ION Application to the subscriber.
+. NEWMAN.
II the bove lands are not sold pew
Gus TO the l9th March ne t. they VII q
that day be offered at public auctioa
without reserve.
orange, near Port Tobacco.l
February Il = 20 dts
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Furrs & Peltries
February Ii

On the 18th April. ensuing. at Gle
ven O'Clock A. NJ. will be offe. ed a
Public Auction, at the store house of n,
superintendent of Indian trade. il
Georgetown y c. A parcel of Furs &
Peltries, received from the United State,
trading houses principally f'om tn,
upper Mississippi, and the Missouri a
uong them are,
$4,000 shaved deer skins
$50 bear do
100 cub
600 muskrats
lao otter
500 raccoon
$40 beaver
And some cat and fox skins
Approved notes It ninety days, will
be received for all sums above one han
ured dollars.
THOMAS l.. M'KENNEY.
Superintendent OF Indian trade
March 10 dts
Alexandria Morocco Manufac
tory.
At the Corner Of 0rcnoko e Wute
streets near the Fish Icharf,
Where may be had, Morocco for gen
.lemen's bosts, Morocco and America
Kid Of all colors for ladies' shoes, coacr
walkers and hattcrs' Lining Skins, hal.I
ers' anu spinning wool. The above az
icles manufactured in the best name
" the subscribers.
John d. Renkhcrt g Ce.
n, B. All kinds Of Silks scowered an
yed in the best manner.
November 2 colt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19

ME name of his most Faithful Majesty
mr. Lid. of the territory to The eat e
si,e river plate 1t has been neces'a
,easure adopted D-tween the CABIN ;
# our Monarch and his tathohc Maze
~. who subject, you to the dominion 81
King. great, bene6cient, aud geaerou
Give thanks to the Supreme Arb'ter o
iestinie Gur object is TO put d""'
the cry of discord and disunion which un
happily has been propagated among you
Let mutinous heads trouble at SIGHT o.
the arms OF the great regeneration OF pup
Inc rePose-- you others remain tfanqui
in your houses and you shall be protect
ed by the valor OF your new brothers
(signed) LECoR.
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COMBS
Thomas Mount,

Confines 10 have Combs manufactured
from totolse she'll and horns. He has
lust finished about enc hundred T. fifty
dozen orteise shell Combs, i newest
fashions; which. with u very general
assortment Of combs If all descriptions
and A ,erv handsome collection Of
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior to none in the district OF Go,
|Iumula, he offers tor sale on reasonable
terms at his Fancy Hardware Store on
King street.
Editors Of the National Intelligence
are requested to insert the above ihrec
|times aud send their account to tb' OF
face.
February IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19

N. E. Rum and Shoes.
John G. Ladd & Co.
uifer for Sale.
Landing from sehOeners Five Brothers,
New Packet and sloop hayInaker frein
Bestsn,
100 bbls N r rum
2 hhds do
s cases a.! 2 barrels, containing a
complete assortment Of mems and boys
cosr.e and 6ns shoes Of superior quality
Sie'ch 6
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CASH
John kettell and Co,

John ketteIl and Go,
Have just received,
50 IONS Plaster Paris
so soxe, dipt and mould candles
so boxes No. and No 5 chocolate
10 casks 4d Cd Sd and l0d cut nails
8 boxes cotton cards
Few barrels Bos on No. I fat maske.
I'll, f9 family use.
Few barrels russit apples.
March Is st
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BY John Jackson & 90

On Wednesday next the 18TH inst. VIII
be sold at the office OF John jackson
and Cs. on Union between King ano
Prince streets. Sale at 8 o'clock.
so blxes monld candles
Is boxes chocolate
50 demijohns
S casks vinegar
S coils cprdage
6 boxes eotton cards
6 elegant ,ide boards
9 pair tables
A Tow pieces earpetiugs, etc. etc.
An, Immediately s'!cr. will be sold
a select assortment OF
Seasonable Dry Goods,
VIZ.
= case 4 4 Irish linens
/ DO 54 10 do sheetngs
/ do long lawns
l trunk superfne calicoes
8 d. black cambrics, very fine
I do cOlOured do
s cases containing ladies morocco shoes
gentiemen's pumps, boots, etc.
1sbaie bom6aZetts
Bcm5azeens, wor,ted hosiery. etc
To .hch will be added just received:
/ case containing very 6ne A Iris!
linen
1 do superfne brown hollands
I q, Irish Duwlas
March IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19

According to 'eiter from Emb
den sfJ0n. 10 a letter had heen re
eeived there from captai, q l. de-
Ham OF he John Hermann. of EN-.
den. dated Tripoli. ftth November,
Of which the following are the con,
tents: >
SlR-My last was Of the i4,h Of
!feteber from Laroch, but doub,
wheth r il has reached YOU; ! there
fore repeat some particulars: the very
day Of our departure from Lisbon
(aSth September We were TAX n
near Roxent by Tripoliian ship Of
war. which would no, respect an n.
'glish hanoverian flag. and arrived
here yesterda, at noon, the captain
of the vessel having. on sailing into
the harbor. put our q * half way W
bis fore-top-gallant mast.
The English Consul GenersI see
Jag this. Immediately took down his
British Gag. went to the King, as
With a part Of my crew afterwards
did; and the captain of The vessel.
which Is called eevetle. having
come on shere. was immediaieI,
seized an bound The Consul asd !
being before the King, we with the |
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
Fer har estpn Y SaYann h,
Nfarca IS

Fer har cStDn Y Sayann h..
~. The fa, fast sailing Sleep Good
49, Hope. Captain Delano, will SAT-
In all this week, has half Of her cargo
snsosed Fer the balance, please app,
10 the cap,ain on board JOSIAH Dav,s'N
wharf, or to ,,,
NJ. MILLER.
She has good accommodations. s VII
take FIVE or six passengers on moderate
terms,
March 18 dot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
Public Sale

On WEDNESDAY 18th instant, will
be sold at the store lately occupied BY
DAVID Peabody, Oh King street, ~ithont
reserve. the eGtire stock Ut house de
Citing business, consisting principally q
Id len and Cotton Goods,
spi able for the season, which will be
worth, the attention Of town a9a coun
trv merchants. Terms liberal and made
know at the sale
John JACKSON & co. Auc's
Marco IS
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PROCLAMATION.

Without prejudiOing individual int
tests, We proceed to take possession, il
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-26

The local tribunal transmitted all
these particulars to the supreme
court; the proceedings, with the
accompaniment, were'retnrned, &
the ball exactly fitted the pistols
winch were found upon the muir
derer at the time of his apprehen-
sion
Let the sympathlzing readernow
endeavour to form some concep~'
ton of the transport of Lewis on
having saved his friend! Let him
dgurc to himselfthe Joy Of George,
when the painful consciousness of
an atroclous crime was thus re-
moved from his BOSOM He was
unanimously declared innocent of
the murder; his passion cost Elm
two months Imprisonment; ard il
was long before his tears ceased to
flow for his departed friend. Lew
is begged the ball, the Instrument
of Georges deiiverence, as ameno-
rial OF this extraordinary event.
lie forms OF legai proceeding
l'may often seem troublesome on
useless, but let them not be ar
raigned or that account. Now
and then indeed. a criminal M
through their mcanss escape the
punishment due 10 his guilt; but
II, IN the course of acent,iry, they
save the life OF enc inroceat persoi
the wisdom OF the legislator ought
to command our gratitude.
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BAR IRON

THE subscriber has juit received eesy
4 neral daortment of BAR IRON OF
every deicription, fuch as Plough Plates.
Axe Bars, Tire Iron OF different widths
and thickness, fquare and far bars of all
fizcs, round bolt ditto, we'll aGorted Ger.
man and Crowley Steel of good quality.
Spikes, Nails, Brads and Sprigs of his own
manufacturing, and almoft every article in
rine building line, which he will fell on the Z
mott Reasonable terms. Being convcnient
to the water thotc trading up and down the
river and Others will find il TO their advsn-.
tage TO call at hi, Nail Manufactory, unior
itreet, where they Can be fupplied at the
ihorteft notice and every favor gratefully
acknowledged.
HORACE FIELD. /.
NOvernher ~
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October O..
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing 3s7
"a acres, more or lefs, living on Ocoquan
Bay, in the county of Fairfax, and fate of
Virginia, adjoining lands of Rob'tI. Thomp
ion and WIN Maion. 1t is preIumed thoie
deGrous Ct purchaiing viii view the land,
and tbemielves judge Of its peculiar advan-
tages. One third of the purchafe money
viii be required in hand /; the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed Of
truf to iecure the payments.
THOMSON r. MASON.
December 'I6. tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, Sth March, II O'Clock
Will be fold for the beft price they will
bring, three valuable two ltory
we'll finiihed
BRICK TENEMENTS IND LOTy,
-fituated on tie eait file of Wa!hineton- freet
between Prince and Duke ftrcets, in the
town of Alexandria, which were conveyed
TO me by Jonathan Scholfeld and wife, in
truit, TO indemnify And'w Schol6eId sgainff
certain Inducements by him made for the
accommodation of the faid Jonathan. The
above tenements have a, healthy Gtuat;on,
and in a gept.el nc .ghborhood, we'll calcu-
lated for private families; and will be fold
without referve. Terms made known at
time of falc. R,I.TAYLOR.
February II. Is
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PUBLIC SALE.

On THURSDAY. March 10, atIIAM
on tie premifeS,
CIiE Houfe and Lot OF Ground ftuate on
4 the north tide of Cameron itreet, Cd
polite tlre market houie, at prefent occupied
by the tubicriber. The Lot runs back III
feet 4 inches, AMI IS in front 40 feet S inches
on Cam5ronlnreet
1t has been long occupied as tavern and
grocery fore, and is an excellent lituatiun
for flush 'bufnefS Terms will be made
Known place OF fale.
JOSEPH HEWITT.
February A. Is
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FOR SAFE

a TRACT OF LAND, containing s4o
4 4 acres, lying in the county of Wet
moreland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth of Roilier's Creek-the greater par,
of which is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, fu;table for ihip- building, fire.
wood, &C. For terms enquire of
]. f. CALDWELL.
October O. tf
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
10 LEE.
FOR SIZE IND 10 LEq'

That elegant establishment on let,
:erson strecr, commodious bric.,
iwe'ling, having drawiHg, dining, stor,
aad i've good lodging rooms neatly II
1ished, stiioke house, dairy kiwtfcu
table, aud every convanicncS,, punn
andar cover. q garden we'll stoc kec,
With vegetables, and hes; Of wafer a,
ihe'aistance OF 400 or 500 ysrds--Jhr
Improvements ere in complete repai,,
nc SITUATION very Pleasani---,he reo,
viii be moderate, ard immediate pos
Gssien given apply 20
JOHN JACKSON.
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.L1ND NON NlLE
Ssnt. 6.

in the County Of Fairlaxy about IS
allies from Alexandria, ana the same
iistthce from Georgetown and Wash
TON. This lane is noW under goo ]
iencing, and lieEin handsome square
Of Tour fields, which all concentrate
IN one yard, with new barn, for whIcl,
stock may be conveyed in each field
rom the barn with no trouble, There
IS a sdiiiciency OF timber to support
re place for number Of years there
ls from $50 20 800 acres, fifteen in
meadow, now In cultivation. The i'm
irovemeBis are frame Dwelling.
large enough for any size family, witt
every necessary out house, well @ater-
ed, and excellent springs, large or.
cbards OF every kind OF fruits. The a.
Dove land is good and will be sold 6
great bargain, CT application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
AIex'a. King street, Aug. l6.
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So NOLLARs REWARD-
For a Negro Man, namfa SHND.

For a Negro Man, namfd SAND1;
HXTIlO Eloped from he plantation Of
w John Ofburn, in Loudoun county,
Va, near Hillfboro', on the night ofthe sth
of October laf, 70 years of age, :. feet o or
10 inches high, well made, rather over the
common iize has down look, and when
fpoken to, appears to TANNER a little he
has fear on one Of his wTilfs, not recoIleGt-
ed,which was occafoned by his having been
tied with cord, and onhis breait are whelks
or ridges IN the Aeih, as is fometimes natu-
raj in the African tribe. He was formerly
the property of Abraham Young, deceafed,
in the City of Wilmington, and was RATED in
that place, and it is probable he is in that
neighborhood, as he has amotler, filters and
brothers there. ] will give the abo, c re-
ward If Unprecedented ~ that place and fecu-
red in jail, but if aPprebended in Loudoun
county, or al the diltaDce Of IS miles from
home, twenty FIVE dollars, or fun appor .
toned, ON theie terms, to the difance at
which he may be Appreciated. Informal
ton TO be directed to the Gbfcriber, near
Hilllboro, Loudoun county, Va.
B. oSBURN.
February 10. ~
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WlSneu 10 KNOW 1t the ball were
still in the body; the surgeon
sought for and found it; uponl
which the advocate sent for the pis.
toi with which the deed had been1
perpetrated, and tried to drop the
ball into the barrel. 1t seemed too
largc--he accordingly .ried it in all
possible ways-stll it would not
go IN. That this ball could not
be fired by that pistol was evident
to every observer: the Judges look
ed at one another and shook their
heaas. There was net a person
but had completely made up his
mind respecting the guilt of the
prisoner; but this circumstance
quite COMPOUNDED them all. The
confession of the prisoner, made
without the employment of the
slightest fear or farce, was corrob.
grated by every circumstance that
had previously come 10 light; the
ball alone seemed to proclaim his
innocence.
Lewis began to Conceive the
strongest hopes, and was nearlv
ovetpowered with the excess OF
his Joy: he did not, however, sui
fer it to get the better OF his iudg
ment. He proposed that the pro-
ceedings, together with The bail
and pistol, should be sent TO the su-
preme tribunal, that it might de-
eide in this extraordinary aEair.
This proposal was the more rea.
Oily accepted, as the local court
was puzzled how to act, and ab
soluteiy unable to pronounce any
Judgment whatever.
While the papers were in the
2Ands of the supreme tribunal in
the metropolis, highwayman, who
had shot and robbed traveller on
theroad not f.r from the birthplace
OF the .triends, was brought TO that
lown. Convicted by sufficient c.
|.dence, he acknowledged lis
crime---but this was not ali (; he
confessed, on further examination,
that two months before, he had
murdered another nan on the
same road. This circumstance
excited suspicion, and beng still
further questioned, he related the
following particulars r..
"About that time | happened IL
be in avlllage public house. Two
men on horseback came in after
ME ;. remarked that one of them
had heavy girdle filled with mo-
ney fastened round his BODY, un-
derncath ms waIstcoat | began
TO consider whether It was not pos
slble to possess myself of this rich
booty; but then how was this to
be done. as he had companion I?
However, thought | to myself, !
have brace of good pistols. If
| shoot one, the Other will proba-
bly, run away in fright, apd be.
fore he can give the alarm, land fetch
witnesses to the spot, my feet horse
will have carried me far enough out
OF their reach ii, contrary 10 ex-
Pectatlon, the survivor should stop
by his companion, what hinders me
from giving him the other bali p
ouch Was1ny determination, which
immediately resolvedto execute.
lhad overheard lhem taking ofthe
way they should take, rode off be-
lore, and having tied my horse 10
a tree, concealed myself IN thick
ct by the road side. No sooner
had J taken my station, than the
travellers approached. They were
quarrelllng violently. had ;lrea-
dy taken aim at the man with the
glrdle, when the other pulled out a
pistol and discharged it at his com
panlon. | fired at the same mo-
ment. My man fell just as the O.
theirs bali whizzed past my ear
.sl-
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10 LET.

a convenient frame dwelling hGnsc
on Pint street, near TO Princess street
Containing six good rooms, and fitted
'G accommodate enc or two ianilies
With ground newly fenced in Fer d lsrse
farden--two CT three springs of good
water near the premises-Psssessiop
g'il be given immedia,ely-For terms
apply to
1fandc0a2e 81 Larmoar.
Sent. 6.
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Store and Dwelling to Rent.

Store and Dwelling TO Rent.
THAT Connexions and defrably iitu.
i ated DWELLING HOUSE, former
ly occupied by VIM. Newton, BGq. will be
rented to fuitable tenant, and poHefion
given the fri of april next, alto attached
thereto STORE fitted up, and one of the
bet ltands in this place, for either wholeiale
OF retail Dry Good buGnefs. PoGefIion
given on tho fri March. They will be
rented together, or feParately. For terms
applyto A. NEWTON, or
Fr.ADAMS, Jr.
JanuaTynS,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-26
APPROVED
Family Medicines.
Lees Anti-BiIious Pills

Lees Ambitious Pills.
NHE operation of thefc highly efeemeS>
u FILLS is perfectly mild, and the expe
rience OF t'ionfands has proved they may be
uted IN every 6tuation in lille without the
lcaft inconvenience.
Il'Sy ere Smirably adapted to carry or
iuperfuous Bile, &c. &c.
A-Sr's S y orm-destroying Lozenges.
hi' medicine, which is as Innocent and
mild rs 1t is certain and effiscacous in its o.
peration, cannot injure the youngef infant
LIQUID no worms exit in its body; but will.
without pain or gripping, cleanfe the fomacs$
and bowels.
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Orpiga 3 Cont,
T2Lis Is fO plz,e nntlcc

This IS to gaUe noticc,
That the fubfcribers, of Alexandra cam.
ty, in the diftritt of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the dforeiaid court Of faid
County, letters parliamentary on the efate
of JOHN MAY, late Of the county afore-
faid, deceafed. All perfons having claims
againt the iaid dscedent, are hereby warn
ed TO exhibit the fame, with the voucl.
ers thereof, paGed by the Orphans Court,
on or before the TENTH day of Auglf
next, or they may, by law, be excluded
from all bcre6t to faid etate--and thofe in
dehted thereto, are required to make i1lme
date payment to the fubicribers. Given
under cur hands this 10th day of FeJ. 1877.
DAVID ROSS,
JONAH ISABFLL,
Executors Of John May.
February IA. Aw
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-26
no RENE
YO IIET-

A VERY convenient tenement, pleaiznt-
"A ly lituated on Duke Greet. Enquire
OF JOHN G.. LADD & Co.
January Il.