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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-07

AN ACT authorizing the Secretary Of tho
Treasury to pay 10 the state OF Georsis fif-
teen per cent. upon the quota of Direct
Tax, for the year one thousand eigh, hun.
drcd and sixteen, assumed and paid by
that state.
Re IL enSefed by he Senate and House Of
Representative Of ne United Sisses of
hmerie0, in Congress assembled, That tho
Secretary Of The treasury shnll DO authorised
TO pey 10 The order Of The Governor Of Geor-
gis, Tor the use Of that state, tho sum of four
teen thousand one hundred end eighty dol.
lars and forty.scyen cents, being an abate-
ment OF fifteen per cent. Oh the quota Of dir
ect lax, payable by that state for the year ono
,hohsand eigh, hsndfed and sixteen which
quota was puid, but notice Of an intention to
assume IL not given, in time to en,itlo the
soid s,e,c 10 he deduction of fheen n per cent.
under the oct Of January, one thousand eich.
hundred and fifteen, laying direct tax upon
the United S,stes.
Sec. 8. .dnd Be IL /urfber enaefed, Tha, tho
above sum oil fourteen thousand one hundred
and eighty dollars and for,y-seven cents, shoil
be paid out OF any money 10 tho Treasury
to, Otherwise appropriated.
March 3, l8l7-Approved,
JAMES MADISON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-07

HENRY KUGGLrS,
Offers for sale, on Lyons Wharf,
347 X Shocks
loo w. o. Hogsheads
81, 900 fee, Merehantable Boards and Plank
5000 do J ineh Plank
10000 do. clear Boards anu Plank
10000 do JEST
10000 DO. Timber
1000 Cedar Rails
100000 Shingles
$1,000 Laths
1000 Clspboards.
.NtE5o-f, Jan I. p 1917 3n.
- PkLNfING, II al kird.. ereetlsd ~
= ss,iSseiory narS.r, ss sbis office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-07

AN. ACT au,horisins the Secretary Of tho
Treasury o'rcTnn the duties therein rnen-
toned.
BE IL enaerss BY ne Senate and Hsuse Qf
RrhrrsenfaTves Of fhe United SfaIes Of .dner-
'ea, IN Congress assembled. That il any per-
10 whom license shall have been grained
before the first day Of July, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, for term extending beyond tho said
first day OF Jult, according to the provisions
OF ,hc act, entitled "an act laying duties on
Licenses TO distillers Of spiri,uoos liquours,'
shall prove, to the satisfaction Of the Secre-
taiy OF the Treasury tina, he has disconiinu.
ed, at any time since the said first Of July,
the use oil any sill or stills for the use Of which
the said license was granted, and not after
wards used tho same, then and 10 such case,
II may be lawful Tor the Secretary Of tho
Treasury TO remit such proportion Of tho
said doics as may have accrued for tho ti.no
during which the use Of the said still or s,iils
was so discontinued /; and if such duties have
been paid then to repay, on, Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
that proportion Of such duties which accrued
during the discontirupnce OF the use Of said
s:iil or stills as pbove mentioned.
Match /, l8i7--hpproved,
- JAMES MADISON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24

ton m the years iSgS-tU-fi, find the
salaries OF the mayor, superintendent
and clerk ( mention these as moro par
''calarly alluded toy was in the whole
$500 the year; and l believe il will be
admitted these Offices were filed by as
espcctable men and the duties were as
well performed as they now are-and
icy were considered quito sufficient.
he same officers now have fixed their
pAlaries at 8 I74o, (nearly double the
ormer) besides about $500 extra com.
oensatioD, charged by the mayor and
clerk Tor doing what osght to be consi-
dered part of their duty, How. is
ais ! Is it that the town is more able
. pay high salaries l think even Liz
lie Johnny will say not Is il then tina
he duty of these officers has been in
reused so much as to make il proper
give additional salaries I think not.
% what, then, is i; owing? Let the
councilman answer.
They also charge the Council with
suffering the most shameful abuses IN
lie building the new market house.
= said the bills rendered for that house
already amount to upwards OF 81 1000
and it is stated by compr,rm Judges
nat it ought not haze cost $4,000 in its
present state. There are other causes
of complaint; but as my commurica-
ION is already longer than I intended,
will close it for the present. In my
"ext,I will point out one of more Sc
'ious nature-that OF an immense in
,rcasc of the public I..bt
AMOR PArRIE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
IN L'OUNC1L-:lEs. 8, 1917

IN LOUNC1L-.E8. 8, 1917
The following persons were appoint
d commissioners Tor holding election
N the different wards, en- Tuesday, INC
oh day OF March next, ior members t.
'erVe In the common councl; Tor tic en-
suing Twelve months, viz.
IL B2arman ~ .Veafs's IaUern, for :lsc
First We.I,
William Harper, SEM
John I. Brurks,
Matthew Robinson.
. tie Council Chamber, for The Second
WarG.
Colin Auld,
William Ba,llemah
iohn I.ongden.
IL Tie indiun C.scn 7aper7, fer IRE
Third Hard.
John Roberts,
Christopher Neale,
James Douglas.
-dE !Nr. G'rd'S, corner Of D4ks and ST..
-Esahh streets, for the FOsirh EarG
Themes LawraEon,
Alexander Moore,
John &. Vowel
Extract from the minutes,
Test--I. p. THOMPSON. G. C.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
nEpcry San has his mice"
SIN ROnERr wALPoLF

SIN ROBERT wALPOLE
It seems that Rir. l'Slmadge has aim.
ed at proving that the Mli;,Amen VIC
secured Major Andre, hld theT frtce--
but where is toe proof Ii lns charge
"f corruption be established, shall not
b; surprised It, IN some Con ress, 90.
pcrnor Read u Pennsylvania, be not
placed OH the same level cu which NJ
TaImadge has enGcavoui'd 20 place Tam
Wars PaulSing and EYRAam8
History, hitherto deemed authority,
informs as that Gov Jphustone, Ed,
offered Mir. Read, 10 900 rounds ssev
hEg, If he would favor their views, /
1873. MIR Read said in reply 10 20
OFF," lam nor north hurch0sins
but the 7vea!th Of Great Britain cauuo'
purchase me-" Had Mr., Read also his
price. Gso,gesosOn Messenger.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24

contemplated by the original resolution
and advocated his amendment; expr. SIS,
ing his reasons at large for approving
steady but moderate system o. inter-
nal taxation, as we'll as a direct tax on
lands, Sc. as others, and particularly on
ardent spirits and articles OF luxury
| When he had concluded,
Mr.. Thomss, ct Ten. Tor The purpose
OF Coming TO a decision on The ques-
ton. and foresceing no termination to
the present discussion, demanded the
previous question on the resolution.
The question was then put Shall!
the previous question be now taken !"
and decided i'm the neya,ive-ayes SO.
Mr.. Thomas then moved that ibc r.. :
solution he postponed TO tbs 81 dey oi
March-whicb was decided 10 The a: r.
frmativS, as follows:
YEAS Nessrs AGga,e, Aiexart!er
Archer, Anterior, Eaksr, Barrier. .'as
se,t, Bateman, Benneti,Ratts, Blrd>cy"
breckenridge, Brown, Caldwell, Ca
noun, Carr, Ms. Chappeii, Clark, ". Y.
Clark, N c. Condict, Conner, CrcigG-
ton, Crocheron, findlcy, Foruey, Fo,-
'y,h, CASTOR, Gold, Griffin, Hahn, IIa,
lson, Heioter, Hopkin ,on Huger, HUI
bert, tngaam We. i"ving.N Y. Jlckssn
Johnson,Ky Ken, Kerr, Little, Lowndcs,
Lumpkin, M'Lean, Al diielon, Mile,
@llls, Minor, Jer. Nelson, Thos n.
Nelson, Newton, Ormsby, P;cseriuy
Pleasauts, Rice, Rob,nsUn Ross, Rug
.5!es, Savage. Scherc.:, Smith, Penn
Southard, s earns. Taggart, Tailmadge
Taul, Taylor, N Z. Taylor, S. Z, Tel-
fair, Thomas. Townsend, Ward, NJ,
Webster, Wcnd3vcr, Wilde, IYlikt:t,
Willoueh0Y, Thos. Wilson, Wood.
ward Y'ncey, Yates--G2
NAYS--Messrs. Adams, 2i,iies,
Birdsall, Dlouns, Boss, Bradbury. By
an, Bu""ell, Cady, CanGoB, Champion.
Cilley, Clayton, Clendcnnn, Comslock,
Cook, Cooper, Crawford, CulpcPpet
Davenport Desha, Dickens. Edwards
Fletcher, Goldsborough, Hate, Hen,
dersoD, Hendricks, Herbert, Hurk>,
nuogerford, Jcweit, johnson, Va Hi
bourn, King, i.angdon, Law, Lewis
Love, Lyle, Lyon, WIN. Macklay, WA
p MIckiay, Marsh, Mason, AGO,
M'Kee, Motif, Moore, Mosely, huG
Nelson, Noyes, Paris, Peter. pirkens
Piper, Powell, Reed, Roane, Sharp
Smith, va. Strong, Stuart, Surge
Tyler, Vose, Wallace, Ward, ". Y
Yard, N. J. Wheaton, WAi,esld,
WILCOX, .Viiliams-73.
SO she subject was laid CT the tab!
Or this session. .,..
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
ON MhNUFACTURES.

The following ex'ract Of lettc@ from
he rabie JcEnscn 20 I'm Samh
son, Esq. acknowledging the receipt oil
the address from the American Society
Tor the encouragement of manufactures,
we have been permitted to copy for pub.
!ication Nat ADVOCATE
Il have read with great satisfaction
The eloquent pamphlet you we're so
kind as to send me, and sympathise
with every line of it. was once a
doubtcr whether the labor Of the cult
vator, aided by the creative powers OF
the earth itself, would not produce
more value than that Of the manGiactu
er alone & unassisted by the dead SUBJ
lection under which he acted: in other
words, whether the more we could bring
into action of the energies of our Bound
less territory in addition to the labor OF
our citizens, The more would not be our
gain But the inventions OF the latter
times by labor saving machines, do "a
much now for the manufacturer as the
earth for the crItiyator. Experience,
too, has provided that mine was buI
half the question the other half Is
whether dollars and cents are TO be
weighed inithe scale against Eea! indie
pendence. The question isthen soIy
I'd, at least so Ear as respects. our owr
wants.
SC 1 Tuoh for fear the eTsc; on our IL
fant establishG snts, of the policy agow-
ed by Mr.. Broughan1, and qaoIcd it
the pamphlet. Individual BRUSH uler-
chants may lose by the late immense
importatiors but British commerce
and manufactures, in the mass, viii
gain by beating down the competition
OK ours in on, markets, Sc"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
HUGH SMITH,
AN ACT,

AN ACT,
Making further appropriations for The
Improvement OF the Market Squire.
sec. l. Be K enacted 6y me ComSton
Council Of -dierandyia. That The SUN
d: htcen hundred dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated for the
purpose OF paying Tor the bell and tow.
cock, contracted tor In pursuance OF ali
a'der In council OF the i7th day OF Oc-
,ober i8i6, and hat the same be Iharg-
cd 10 the general fund.
Sec. 2. .4na 5e IL .fnrfher enacted,
That this act shall confluence and be
IN force from and alter the passing
re cot.
Passed in council this lY.h day OF
February, 1917.
HUGH SMITH,
President Nro ZEN.
Approved February II.
EDM |. LEE, Mayor.
Test, I. p. THOMPSON, C, C.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
PUBLIC SALES.
By 5OHN IACKSON g Go.

THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock,
VIII be fold at the Vendue office, Union-f.
between King and Prince,
q few pieces elegant Brufrels carpeting
a few do do kidderminiter do
few do do fair & paGage do
A few elegant Imperial Hearth Rugs
bale elegant colored bombazettes
trunk calIcoes
1 cafe beautiful domeltic cottons, on a
credit of 90 days.
IMMEDIATELY. AFTER,
Superhne and iecond broadcloth9
SaGimercs
CoatingS
Cotton, fix, worried and yarn hoGcry
FlapnelS
C2licoes
Leno and Jaconet mullins
Pins
Madras, and common handkerchiefs
Cotton hdkfs
Silk, camers hair, Merino and cotton
llawls
cafes elegant fix hats
do do Beaver do
3 trunks ladies elegant fix fAndals
boxes morocco fhoes
do boots
Invoice gals WaIFJ WdlteISD EOmpss &E
cafe elegant Iriih linenS
Brown linens
Sheetings
Cottons
Cotton balls
Morocco and memorandum book 5, &c.
Mould and dipt candies
Chocolate, frefh Sc good
Brandy
Raifins
Cotton cards
GrofS and nett herringb
Sugars
&c. Ss. &c.
February A..
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
AN ACT

Making an aPpropriaIo Ion for the tempe
rary relief Of ths Poor # the town
Sec ! Be IL enacfel, That the fug
theF sam 81 Jour hundred dollars be,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
INTERNAL TAXLS.

Fbe question first under considera-
ZION was the motioa made by MIR. mus
yesterday,:snd pending when the House
q jourDed to reduce the duty or brown
,ugar, coffee, bOhea and souChong tees,
np1rted spirits and one or two o;he
Suc'es, one hsif
Mr, Mute opposed the general rcpsai
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24

and the same is hereby appropriated
towards the relief OF out door pension.
ers and temporary poor, principally in
the article of fuel, TO be distributed
under the direction OF one member from
each ward, TO such persons only as
have gained legal residence in the
town.
Sec. 2. And &c it further enacted.
That Messrs. Morgan, Hlpkins. Vei,ch,
and Sandiord, be and the same are
hereby appointed committee to carry
the above into effect.
Sec. 3, .dad be ir further enacted,
That rh,s act shah commence and be IN
force from and after the passing hereof.
Passed in council 18th day Of Feb
~uary, 1917.
HUGH SMITH,
President fro fem.
approved i7th February.
EDM. /. LEE Mayor.
Test, Z. p. Thompson, C. C.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
HUGH SMITH.

7 TI@'N31''N 7 y ~ VI
Approved, Feb IL,
EDM LEE Mayo.
Test, / ? Thomson, c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
SPECIE PAYMENTS.
Nea5T8. Editors,

t'c"o'8' EutEUTSJ
really congratulate you, as also the
est oil my townsmen. on the rosump-
tion of specie payments. This trans
ac'ion made its appearance (agreeabls
% the wishes of The National Lcglsla-
ure) on the goth inst. when al! the
anks in our town threw open thei'
pccie Golfers, and dealt out to every
ppliccnt his full demand, and to his
ntire satisfaction. The banks having
;nus performed, will disappoint, no
'oubt, the i'll disposed, and set at res
ihe miad Of The miser. who wnrships
his gold and silver more than his VA
KEY EQUALITY
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
London, N5v. 27

Acrd0u, .F5D. ~
Several English gentlemen "( drslrnc
ton were present al the British amb.s
sador's at PATHS, when NJ. de Talley
rand made his vehemcnt Soriie gainsl
ne French ministers-Mr Canning
the earl of MansGtla, MIR. Fierney, ana
pthers. Our correspondent states tina.
NJ. dc TaiIeyrand complained of the
inconsistency OF the kings conduct.
The next morning NJ. dc laiicyrsDd re
:eived ietcs from the 'GLkG Ge la
Chartre, siGnifying the kings plea
sure 20 him inat he should not appear
at court again 1t Is said that Ee WA
also be deprived Of his post OF Cham
heriaius
The Duo de la Chartre, FIRST gentle
man OF the chamber, addressed yes.
terday evening the following letter 10
M dc Falieyrand:
Str--In consequence Of the public
conversation wGich you held Win the
president OF Ire chamber Of deputies IN
The house OF the ambassador of TO
reIgn power, Uniform sou that his ina
Jesty has oruered me TO notify TO you,
that you need not again present your
self at Court"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
IN CONGRESS-Feb 81,

The House proceeded to the order of
the day, Being the proposition TO repeal
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
Nv aRsu
AN ACT


To proven! Frauds in the sale &C Flour,
by prohiIiilng the SAFE u empty bars
rets in which Sour mas been packed,
unless the miliers aid inspectors
brands arc first erased
Section !. Be IL enacted i4y.thc Com
Gon Council of the town Of Alexandra
that it sbali net DC ia~.ui to- Gakers af,G
olheT pcIgous, 10 se';'nr deliver, ~. oil
his, her o. their ha&ehaus~, sore or
1ther place, any empty barrel in witch
tiour has Oeen pask d. until the milIers
and inspe ctors brands shsli have been
inst erased from he bead and quarter
oil every suca barrel by proper tool
or instrument ,suG lert ioi orLtera.ine
such TnaTh Or bCand and syerv person
making sale ot, OF purchasing a1y anG
every such barrel Mtlhou, the brands
'eing FRS, erased. s1aIl ioi.eit and pay
the suUI OF FIVE dollars for every barrel
so SOLD OF purchased by .,m, her OF
tOSm.
S-C Be i, !ur.h2r en- ed, that it
! yd,il be ne duty Of trg h,Sn constable
| nd his assls ans, 10 ) arCH1Ud ,enqu &c
nto the sale and puchast vt smay
ilour barrels, AMI rercrt al persons o,
ending herein 10 the narcT, o be pro
eeded against as the | W dlrt,ts.
| sec. 5. i bis act shall comm . and
se 10 force from and alter tn passing
| lhsTcgi.
HUGH SMITH,
President p, 0 lcui'
| Approved, Feb IL,
EDM LEE Mayo.
Test, / P Thomson, c. c
AN ACT
Making an appropriate Ion for the temp
rdIy reliel Of ths Poor Il the town
Sec Be il enaefel, That the fur
iheT sam 81 Jour hundred dollars bc
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24

Wfisom C Nicholas, Esq is appointed
a esident o. the branch bank of tn,
United States for the city of Rich
n,nG
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17

By virtue of deed OF trust to the SUBJ
scriber, will be exposed to sale, before
the door OF the City Hotel, on SA'
TURDAY the 18th instant
two LOTS of GROUND, with all
the Improvements thereon, situate
at the intersection Of King and Fayette'
streets, in the town of Alexandria. The
first beginning at the northwest corner
of the intersection of said streets, an'
running nerthwardly with Fayette stree
one hundred feet to ten feet alley
thence wcstwardly with the alley sixty
one feet eight and half inches, theme
sorthwardly with a line parallel witt
|Faye.te street one hundred feet en- King
street, thence eastwardly with King st
sixty one feet eight and half inches tt
the beginning. The second beginning a
the north west corner of the intersection
Of the aforesaid alley with Fayette stree
and running northwardly with Fayette
street sixty six feet seven inches, thence
westwardly and parallel to the said allie,
and King street one hundred and twenty
three feet FIVE inches, thence southwark
y and parallel to Faycttc street sixty 81,
teet seven Inches to said alley, thence
eastwardly with said alley one hundred
and twenty three feet FIVE inches to TIN
beginning. r,,,
Trustee
p. G, MarstelIsr, auct'r.
april Il its
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
Land for Sale.

A tract or parcel of Land, containing
between two and three hundred acres
on the north side Of Occoquan, in Fair
fax county, abopt 5 miles west of Deco
yuan mills. 1t is well wst.ge with ne
yer failing springs, it is also well timber
ed, and the great quantity Of fur timber
on it renders it the more yaluable to an
person in the coopering iine. This land
is OF the middle sOil, aud produces corn,
wheat or any other grain toleTaSle we'll
there is about lpG acres cleared aud un-
der good fence. The improvements are
a log dwelling house 4 other ost houses
aad good apple orchard OF about sixty
trees
Also
One ether tract in the same county,
within three miles OF 0ccoquan, lying Oh
Sandy Run, containing AZ acres-ope
halt in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily timbered4 There
are on the premises an old framed dwell
ling house and out houses and an apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inciniag to purchase can
view the premises and know the terms
BY applying to the subscriber who Lives
near them.
Thomas Gossom:
Eovember so 9holtns.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
Sales at Auction.

On Wedncsdays and Saturdays
WILL BE OFFERED,
A. the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general assortment
"A Of seasouable Goods, OF British
french, German, India. and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select,
ID. and well worthy the attention Of
own and country merchants and others
% the undersigned will be sbundantiy
,upplied from. themanutactors aud then
friends in Boston. New York and Phiia'
lelphia-vhich will give to gentlemen al
,,portunity oflaEns in their goods on a.
.ooi terms as THY eau be Ia those cites
faking into view the difference OF Ez
change, etc. es.
Tie particular description OF goods
will be advertised i'll the papers OF th'
|ay.
Consisnmerts strictly attended to snt
liberal advances made if desirable.
John Jackson & 70.
Auctioneers
nv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17

John W. Massle and Go.
Have just received at their Hardware
Store on King street, next door 70
Roberts ard Allcu-
A quantity Of Plough Plates
AID Swedish tire iron-also, an assert.
ment OF bench and moulding planes CT a
superior quality; Waidron's cradi Eg
and grass scythes. spades and shoVels
broad hoes; best n. Scotia grindstones ;
iron trace chains; trying pans;ffax;gilt,ma
hogauy and maple frame looking glasses
mill, cross cut, pit 4 hand saws; Crow
ley and Svs,iish steel; English & Anne
riosn biistered do; together with a gene
raj assortment of Goods 10 their line-al
of which they will sell on good terms
april 8 tuthstf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
twenty Dollars Reward.

Gan away lrsn the subscriber Twin:
uear Fairfax court house, on the 18th o
Janusry, a negro man named JESS-h.
is abopt IS years Of age, about 5 feet l.
inches high, dark complexion. He ha
on when he vent away o dark cloth coa'
domestic cloth panta,oons and yariou
,ther cloathiug. l will give the abo
ieward ifhe be taken 25 miles or upwar,,
om home and secured SO that get h
again; and, if nearer, ten dollars.
Susannah Powell.
'alrfax County, Virginia,
Marsh 6--IS eetf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
March 2S
Harmon & Bradley,
Cabinet Make, g.

Respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have commenced
the above business in all its various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
by James Harris at the corner OF King
aud Patrick streets, where all orders III
their line will be thankfully received and
promptly executed.
They trust that by strict attention to-
gether with the quality of their work
they viii be enabled to give general ga
tistaction to all those who may please ia
favour them with their custom,
NJ. 3. Old furniture repaired at the
shortest notice March b
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
To RENT,

The house and premises now occnpieu
By the subscriber, pleasantly sitsated III
Water street, wall make a lellghiioi SUM
msr residence, AMI is calculated to &C.
cOmmodate a large family. The oecu
pant bsing about leaving the country ~,
wpm,ld rent the shove situation until toe
first of October next at a low rate fe'
terms, apply to Msssrs. Lawras0n Q
Fswle, or to ,rprr =,
March 28 im
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-17
Notice.

TVHE subscriber is solely authorised
8 to receive all debts owing TO The
late Grm of JAMES FLEMING & 20.
Being DESTROYS to settle the demands up
on said firm as speedily as possible, he
requires all those resident in the country
Indebted thereto, to pay their balances
to him on or before the 10Th day OF May
next. He viii be under the necessity OF
ordering suits against those who do not
comply. SAINT y. LARM0UN.
Apri! II